anaheim-gazette 1953-08-06

2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1937 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Marilyn Schultz' Engagement Told Former classmates at Marywood High School will be interested to learn that the parents of Marilyn Jean Schultz have announced her engagement to Kenneth E. Kratz, son of Mrs. W. C. Barth of Scotland, S. C. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Schultz of 1217 S. Broadway, Santa Ana, will complete her training in September at Queen of Angels College of Nursing in Los Angeles. The wedding will take place on Oct. 3 in St. Anne's Catholic church in Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Babi of this city became parents of a daughter born in Fullerton General hospital last Thursday. CONTRACTING RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL Bungalow Electric COMPANY 613 S. Los Angeles Street Phone ANAHEIM 3512 Hilbers Family Returns from Trip Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hilbers and their son Gary of 11402 E. Crone returned this week from a three week vacation trip through the mid-west. They spent several days with Mrs. Hilbers' only sister in Clear Lake, Iowa, and celebrated her birthday with a picnic, fishing and speed boating. This was the first meeting of the sisters in 10 years. The Hilbers then went on through Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. At Grand Rapids, they loaded two speedboats in a double decked boat trailer for the journey home. The came home through Minnesota where they stopped to visit for several days with Mrs. Hilbers' uncle who operates a lodge on Lake Ottertail. They report very hot weather through South Dakota's Black Hills, the sage-covered plains of Wyoming, and in Utah. With the few days remaining before Hilbers reports to his work at Bob Williams' sporting goods store and Mrs. Hilbers to her work at the Five Point Pharmacy, they have enjoyed cruising in their new 16-foot outboard motor boat in Southern California waters. The second boat has been delivered to the Williams sporting goods store. Kathleen Gilmoor Wed in Presbyteria Masses of white gladiolus stock interspersed with pinions decorated the sanctuary of the First Presbyterian Church when Miss Kathleen Illenna more exchanged marriage with Robert Richard Van Dyke on Saturday evening at o'clock. The bride is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gilmoor 8881 Rio Vista ave. and the groom's parents are Mr. and Jake Van Dyke, 5252 Oave., Cypress. The Rev. Richard De Joy the Artesia Dutch Reform Company performed the double ring ceremony by mony was witnessed by wedding guests. Bridal Party The bride was given in marriage by her father and wife beautiful wedding gown made her mother. The bride was adorned in a ballerina length gown on net over white taffeta lace side panels and a lace bale. This was worn with a long silk bolero of nylon lace outline pleated tuile and seed pearl wreath of glistening orange soms held a short veil in it. She carried three white or surrounded by white carnation. Preceding the bride down aisle marked with satin ribbon and bouquets of pink carnations were her little sister Marilyn as flower girl wore a frock aqua taffeta. With her was Lila at WILLIAMS SHOE STORE at WILLIAMS SHOE STORE 174 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM 219 PAIRS of CHILDREN'S SUMMER SANDALS ALL SIZES in WHITE BUT PINK All From NOT IN BLUE Our Regular ALL BROWN Stock of STYLES MULTI COLOR 2.75 to 4.45 SANDALS DOLLAR DAYS ONLY PER $1.00 SHOE... $2.00 PER PAIR YOU DON'T NEED A LOAD OF MONEY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE VARIABLE LOOK at these SPECIALS for $ $ DA 1952 Plymouth Club Coupe TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE VARIETIES LOOK at these SPECIALS for $ $ DA 1952 Plymouth Club Coupe This car has overdrive and is showroom fresh. Light blue color. A real buy — only $525 Down 1951 Ford Business Coupe Like new in appearance and in perfect mechanical condition throughout. A real bargain. $372 Down 1950 Mercury 4-Door Sedan. A very clean car. R&H. A beautiful family car. Specially priced for this sale at only $480 Down Transportation Cars Thousands of miles of good transportation in these cars. 8 to choose from, at only $95 Full Price STEFFY BUICK COMM 410 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM Kathleen Gilmore - Robert Van Dyke Wed in Presbyterian Church Rite Masses of white gladioli and black interspersed with pink carvings decorated the sanctuary. The First Presbyterian church, Miss Kathleen Illena Gilmore exchanged marriage vows with Robert Richard Van Dyke on Saturday evening at eight o'clock. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. John H. Gilmore of Rio Vista ave. and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Van Dyke, 5252 Orange Ave., Cypress. The Rev. Richard De Jong of Artesia Dutch Reform Church formed the double ring ceremony was witnessed by 250 wedding guests. Bridal Party The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore a full-fledged wedding gown made by mother. The bride was attired in a ballerina length gown of nylon over white taffeta with a side panela and a lace bodice. She was worn with a long sleeved robe of nylon lace outlined in tulle and seed pearls. A bath of glistening orange blossoms held a short veil in place. Carried three white orchids bounded by white carnations, preceding the bride down the aisle marked with satin ribbons. Bouquets of pink carnations were her little sister Marilyn who flower girl wore a frock of a taffeta. With her was LeRoy MRS. ROBERT VAN DYKE erly Allen of Fullerton. For a honeymoon trip to Yellowstone Park, the new Mrs. Van Dyke wore a chic traveling suit which her mother had made of blue linen accented with white. Both young people attended Anaheim schools, graduating from AUHS. The bride was an active member of the Anaheim Riding club. Her husband in his second year at California Polytechnic college at San Luis Obispo, majoring in dairy husbandry. They will make their home in San Luis Obispo and plan to attend school this fall. Floralyn Groover Engagement Told Mrs. Emily N. Groover, 1145 W. Broadway, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Floralyn Irene Groover, to Raymond P. Walker, son of Mrs. Mae Walker of 147 N. Waverly, Orange. Miss Groover is a member of the Orange Empire Chorale and is a graduate of Anaheim Union High School. She is presently employed at Mel Burns, Inc., Ford dealer in Long Beach. The bridegroom-elect is a member of the Orange 20-30 club, attended Orange schools, and is a graduate of Santa Ana college and U.C. at Berkeley. During World War II he served in the U.S. Navy and is now employed at the Southern Counties Gas company in Santa Ana. The couple plan to be married in September. Christening Heir Robert Martin Villalobos son of Mr. and Mrs. Robinalobos of 605 E. Adele a christened on Sunday in Siface church. The Rev. Fatsey officiated. Sponsors were Mrs. Salvador Herrera Swan street. The five-week old infant dressed in a special white yellow christening suit with et and shawl of matching given him by his Godmother Herrera. He is the first boy born family which includes Lydia age 6, Barbara Irene, age Cecilia Christine, 3. Joe Michael won the stakes prize during the Kwikset fishing party. He a 23-lb. yellowtail. Jerryers took a second prize with pound yellowtail. Look... how you can save money and SAFEWAY side panela and a lace bodice. was worn with a long sleeved zero of nylon lace outlined in lined tulle and seed pearls. A path of glistening orange blossoms held a short veil in place. carried three white orchids grounded by white carnations. receding the bride down the marked with satin ribbons bouquets of pink carnations her little sister Marilyn who flower girl wore a frock of taffeta. With her was LeRoy Lison, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Carlson, as ring bearer. Miss Joan Perry was maid of or and bridesmaids were Miss Pollyn Lenz and Miss Myra ellen. Each wore a ballerina with gown of aqua taffeta and fled a bouquet of pink carnases. All wore pink floral pieces their hair. The bridegroom was attended his brother, Kenneth Van e as best man. Ushers were for Gilland of South Gate Michael, Collins of Cypress. Wedding music was provided by William J. Talevich at the n. Miss Dolores Giardino sang Lord's Prayer" and "Through Years." Wedding Reception After the lovely ceremony, a option was held in the social of the church. The newly bridged pair cut the first pieces in the five-tiered pink wedcake which centered the table. The bride's mother chose a blue tafta afternoon dress for the ocn and with it wore a matching or of lace accented with a edge of orchids. Mrs. Van Dyke an ensemble of gray-blue over taffeta with a corsage ink carnations. Consisting at the refreshment tawere the bridegroom's aunts. Ethel Rutledge and Mrs. Foster, with Miss Betty phy of Anaheim and Miss Bev- Reduce • HIPS • THIGH • TUMMY With The STAUFFER SYSTEM FREE Trial Treatment Staffer System 2023 North Main KI 3-7010 SANTA ANA how you can save money and SAFEWAY FRESH CORN Golden Cross variety, freshly-picked. Milk-filled ears rich in sugar-sweet eating! 4 ears 17¢ ELBERTA PEACHES Golden-yellow FREESTONES, at the peak of their blush-red, treeripened eating perfection! PER LUG 1.79 (In bulk, 3 lbs. for 25c.) Coffee Values Airway 1-lb. bag 75¢ (2-lb. bag, 1.49.) Nob Hill 1-lb. bag 76¢ (2-lb. bag, 1.51.) Edwards 1-lb. can 79¢ (2-lb. can, 1.57.) Household Items White Magic Bleach quart bottle 15¢ Liquid type. Removes stains. (Half gallon, 27¢; gallon, 43�.) SPECIAL $295 You Get a Better Used Car from Steffy COMPANY PHONE 2297 Household Items White Magic Bleach quart bottle 15c Liquid type. Removes stains. (Half gallon, 27c gallon, 43c.) Charcoal Starter quart size 98c Ember Light. For your barbecue. Hardwood Charcoal 10-lb. pkg. 89c Blue Flame brand. (20-lb., 1.61.) Briquets 20-lb. bag 1.89 10-lb. bag 1.09 Cliffchar brand. For outdoor cooking. MONTE CRISTO WINES Sherry, Muscatel, Port, Pale Sherry. fifth 69¢ (Burgundy or Sauterne, fifth, 53c.) Wine offered only in licensed Safeways. Taxes are additional. 3-Pc. Scissors Set PLUS Simulated Leather Case Only $1.00 $3.25 VALUE! Send $1.00 and starred end flaps from 2 Sunnybank cartons, with your name and address, to SUNNYBANK, BOX 53-D, HOLLYWOOD 28, CALIFORNIA. Sunnybank Margarine lb. 27¢ Yellow. Foil-wrapped quarters PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., AUG. 6, 7, 8, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales ton added to retail price on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY, Christening Held Robert Martth Villalobos, infant of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Villalobos of 605 E. Adele st., was christened on Sunday in St. Bonace church. The Rev. Father Cayy officiated. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Herrera, 1121 wan street. The five-week old infant was pressed in a special white and yellow christening suit with jack- and shawl of matching nylon even him by his Godmother, Mrs.orrera. He is the first boy born to the family which includes Lydia Ann, age 6, Barbara Irene, age 5, and Nicella Christine, 3. Joe Michael won the sweepkakes prize during the recent wikset fishing party. He landed 23-lb. yellowtail. Jerry Shelt took a second prize with a 15 pound yellowtail. SERVE UR-SELF — it pays! at Wimberly’s Service Station SINCE 1931 South Los Angeles St. at Ball Road LEARN to SWIM! CLASSES STARTING AUG. 10 & 11 ANY AGE — SPECIALIZING on CHILDREN SEA HORSE SWIMMING SCHOOL 13102 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. (Berrydale Street and Garden Grove Boulevard) PHONE GARDEN GROVE 9-636 save money at WAY CHERUB MILK Evaporated, with Vitamin D content increased. Homogenized for even cream distribution. TIDE SUDS AVE MONEY AT WAY SPARE RIBS Select Eastern grain-fed pork. Bake, broil, or barbecue. Medium size, 3 to 5 lbs. in weight. lb. 35¢ CHERUB MILK Evaporated, with Vitamin D content increased. Hydogenized for even cream distribution. tall can 10¢ TIDE SUDS Cleaner clothes; sparkling dishes — yet so mild for your hands! LARGE SIZE 25¢ (Giant Size, 59¢) BUDGETS WIN AT SAFEWAY! Day in ... day out ... the total sum of your food shopping money is kept low when you buy all your food needs at Safeway. Make this test yourself. Check these Additional Meat Values TURKEYS SMALL SIZE FOR FRYING Beltsville type. Evaporated. Gov't Grade A. lb. 63¢ GROUND BEEF PACKED IN VISKING Made to a formula ... guaranteed good eating. lb. 39£ CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET Mild cure. Excellent served hot or cold. lb. 49£ LINK SAUSAGE Swift Premium. Brown 'N' Serve. 8-oz. pkg. 45¢ HALIBUT STEAKS Captain's Choice brand. 59£ BEEF LIVER Sliced or in piece. Rich in vitamins. 45£ FILLET OF COD Captain's Choice brand. 35£ FOR SUMMERTIME SANDWICH IDEAS SEPTEMBER 1947 Family Circle 5¢ Bel-air STRAWBERRIES Frozen Sliced and Sweetened 12-oz. can 29¢ CHUM SALMON Gold Cove Brand. Fine flavor. 16-oz. can 35¢ BEEF RAVIOLIS Chef-Boy-or-dee. 15½-oz. can 23¢ TEA TIMERS Family Circle 5¢ CHUM SALMON Gold Cove Brand. 16-oz. can 35¢ Fine flavor. BEEF RAVIOLIS Chef-Boy-or-dee. 15½-oz. can 23¢ Heat, then eat. TEA TIMERS Crisp, round party crackers. 1-lb. pkg. 29¢ MD TISSUE Packed in plastic bag. 8 rolls 75¢ SANDWICH SPREAD Lunch Box brand. quart for 67¢ STRAWBERRIES Frozen Sliced and sweetened 12-oz. can 29¢ ANGEL FOOD BAR SPECIAL 49¢ GUEST ICE CREAM Cotillion brand. Lemon Stick or Chocolate Marble. (2 pints 47c) Also Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry. CHECK THESE LOW PRICES SLICED PINEAPPLE 30-oz. can 29¢ Lalani brand. Golden Hawaiian fruit. PINEAPPLE JUICE 46-oz. can 25¢ Lalani brand. Natural pack. (18-oz. can, 2 for 23c.) FROZEN PEAS BEL-AIR 10-oz. pkg. 15¢ Flavor-frozen fresh from pod. Fancy green. DOG FOOD NIP'N TUCK BRAND 6 15½-oz. cans 39£ Quality pet ration for low cost. PARADE SUDS 19-oz. pkg. 23£ Token money saves on next purchase (39-oz., 49c). Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM