anaheim-gazette 1953-09-03

2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA IT'S PLANTING TIME for PLANTS:— Pansies, Violets, Calendulas, Primula, Iris, Stocks, Snapdragons, etc. BULBS:— Giant Daffodils, Ranunculus, Anemones, etc. BANDINI FERTILIZER and all kinds of garden tools BOTTS NURSERY 1224 LINCOLN AVE. PHONE ANAHEIM 5450 We GIVE and REDEEM Gold Bond Stamps Surprise Show Honors New E A surprise shower to new bride was given ree Mrs. Louis Denno (ne Sherman). The party was Mrs. Paul Duron at her 416 E. Sycamore st. As most of the guest school friends, the event devoted to conversation, the evening, a phone call from Mrs. Kenneth Chr Reno, Nevada, a close the bride Among those showers Denno with gifts were Mr mar Rogers, James De Carlisle, James Handsel Rees, Grant Howard, Irv oft, Robert Grange, Albe Ted Beal, Roger Sherr Miss Barbara Brown. Big week-end coming Be ready with plenty of "GOOD EATS" from SAFEWAY We're featuring a big lineup of values on foods you'll need to help make your holiday a gay occasion. So start your plans for this coming weekend with a trip to Safeway. Be ready with plenty of "GOOD EATS" from SAFEWAY We're featuring a big lineup of values on foods you'll need to help make your holiday a gay occasion. So start your plans for this coming weekend with a trip to Safeway. Dubuque Brand PORK SHOULDER PICNICS Ready to eat! Cooked, boneless, skinless! Good to eat baked, fried, or "as is." In natural juices. Gelatin added. AVERAGE WEIGHT 5 POUNDS OR LESS lb. 69¢ CIRCUS PEANUTS Unblanched. Spanish. 8-oz. can 25¢ Blanched. Virginia. 8-oz. can 29¢ SALAD MUSTARD Puritas brand: 32-oz. jar 19¢ WHITE MAGIC SOAP 23¢ pkg. 23¢ 46-oz. pkg. 45¢ MD TOILET TISSUE Packed in plastic bag. 8 rolls 75¢ FRESH F Tender, specially fed, plump birds all ready for you to fry to crusty-brown, golden pieces of tasty goodness! Fancy fresh Grade A, of course, eviscerated and cut up. If you prefer, buy the whole chicken. Labor Day Special, at Safeway! Check these Additions BEEF RIB ROAST Standing 71 cut from first five ribs. Fully cooked. GROUND BEEF Juicy and flavorful. Visking protected. Stainless steel. FRANKS Skinless. All meat "hot dogs." Packed in cans. CANNED HAM The boneless, skinless ham with the lastinest large Bologna by the Place lb. 39¢ For Your Holiday Picnic Potato Chips Crisp, crunchy chips! Charcoal 10-lb. carton 89¢ 1.61 Blue Flame brand. Hardwood. Margarine Porkey brand Yellow quarters can. 27£ Medium size, 9-oz. cap, 19£.) Briquets 10-lb. bag 1.09 20-lb. bag 1.89 Cliffchar brand, Long-burning. Dill Pickles Del Monte Sliced. 24-oz. bottle 31£ Tuna Chicken of the Sea Red Label. 7-oz. can 38£ CANTALOUPES Large, Meaty, Sweet, Juicy lb. 4¢ Dill Pickles Del Monte Sliced 24 oz. bottle 31c Tuna Chicken of the Sea Red Label 7 oz. can 38c Potato Chips Twin Pack pkg. 45c Freshly made chips! Tuna Chicken of the Sea Green Label 6½-oz. can 33c Curtis BAKERY SPECIAL CARMEL ICED GOLD RANCH LAYER SPECIAL 35¢ NOW ON SALE! SEPTEMBER ISSUE FAMILY CIRCLE GET YOUR COPY TODAY! 5¢ CREME SODA Cragmont 2 32-oz. bottles 29¢* brand. Pepsi-Cola 6 12-oz. bottles 45¢* White Rock Ginger Ale 28-oz. bottles 23¢* Hawaiian Punch mini bottle 53¢ MONTE CRISTO WINES Sherry, Muscatel, fifth gallon 69¢ Port, Pale Sherry (Burgundy or Sauterne, fifth; 58c.) Beer 2 12-oz. cans 25¢ 2 11-oz. bottles 19¢* Bohemian type export bear. (32-oz. bottle, 25c, plus deposit.) *Deposits are extra art bottles. Wines and Beers only in licensed Sojourn Stores. Taxes extra. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPT. 2, 4, 5, 1953; AT SOJEWAY STORES IN THIS AREL. (Thru Sunday in Stores upon Sunday) Right to theft reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices are taxable items. CANTALOUPES Large, Meaty, Sweet, Juicy lb. 4¢ CELERY UTAH TYPE For salads or to cook. Low priced! EGGS LARGE GRASS OAK GLEN BRAND All eggs are kept under refrigeration in the store. BREAKFAST GEMS EGGS CREAM O' THE CROP EGGS PORK & BEAN Van Camp's Cooked in tomato sauce. (16-oz. carton) MARGARINE Top quality. Quartered; foil-wrapped. Special price. JELL-WELL Your choice of six delicious flavors. Quick, easy. BEL-AIR FRQZEN Orange Juice 2 6-oz. 29¢ 11-oz. 27¢ Lemon YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY, 135 S. LEV Surprise Shower Honors New Bride A surprise shower to honor a new bride was given recently for Mrs. Louis Denno (nee Rogene Sherman). The party was given by Mrs. Paul Duron at her home at 416 E. Sycamore st. As most of the guests were school friends, the evening was devoted to conversation. During the evening, a phone call came from Mrs. Kenneth Claassen of Reno, Nevada, a close friend of the bride. Among those showering Mrs. Denno with gifts were Mmes. Delmar Rogers, James Davis, Sue Carlisle, James Handsel, Robert Rees, Grant Howard, Irvin Goldoff, Robert Grange, Albert Reyes, Ted Beal, Roger Sherman and Miss Barbara Brown. Anaheimers End Venezuela Visit Jerrold A. David, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. David, returned Sunday from a two and a half month visit with his father in El Tigrito, near Caracas, Venezuela. His mother and sister, Sherryl, 16, accompanied him on the trip. Mr. David is employed as a sales and service engineer by Servicio Thomas, a Venezuelan oil company. He has worked in Venezuela, off and on, for about a year. The House of David in Anaheim is at 511 N. Clementine. Jerrold was previously employed as a paper carrier for the Anaheim Gazette. Wood from the mulberry tree often is used to make tennis rackets. Payne-Calaway Nuptials Solemn In Salt Lake's Mormon Tabernacle Culminating a romance that has continued since high school days, Teddy Lou Payne and Donald E. Calaway were united in marriage on Monday afternoon in the beautiful Salt Lake City Mormon Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elder Albert J. Elggren performed the sacred ceremony. The popular local couple made the trip to Salt Lake for the express privilege of being married in the Temple. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne of 419 S. Indiana st. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Calaway of 9081 Harding ave., West Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Warren MacKay, former schoolmates, were witnesses to the ceremony, and following the sacred rites, Mrs. L. E. Jensen, formerly of Anaheim, served the wedding dinner in her home. Miss Payne was a lovely bride in a traditional wedding gown of imported Chantilly lace over satin. The gown was fashiohed with a snug fitting bodice and very full skirt with a slight train effect. The long sleeves were pointed at the wrist and the high neckline was edged with a tiny Peter Pan collar. The bride's dark hair was partially covered with a small Juliet cap which held in place a short veil of fingertip length. Miss Payne carried an all-white bridal bouquet, and for good luck included a blue garter and a lucky English six-pence in her bridal attire. MRS. DONALD CALL The bridgroom inter-schooling for two years as an elder for his Jesus Christ of Latter Day saint in a mission in the states. He is a member U.S. Army stationed in Roberts. The new Mr. and Mrs. are expected to return to this week-end after a honeymooon trip which include visits to Bryce canyons. The bride will take teaching position at OO school in Whittier who opens. A wedding reception be held at Capilla de San on October 11, a date incides with the bride next furlough from Camden. MONDAY IS LABOR DAY ALL STORES WILL BE CLOSED Shop at Safeway Early for the Extra Supplies You'll Need Between Now and Tuesday! FRESH FRYERS Per Pound 59¢ RIB ROAST U.S.D.A. Choice from first five ribs. Fully aged; trimmed. IND BEEF As Famous as Safeway Steaks or full Visking protected. State inspected. KKS Swift Premium at "hot dogs." Packed in cellophane. ED HAM Wilson's Tender Made skinless ham with the lasting flavor! By the Place 39c Corned Beef Boneless Brisket 49c Coffee Values Nob Hill 1-lb. 76¢ 2-lb. bag, 1.50. Airway 1-lb. 75¢ 2-lb. bag, 1.48. Edwards 1-lb. 79¢ 2-lb. can, 1.56. Ice Cream Cotillion Guest Fresh Beach, Butter-scotch Marble, Strawberry, Chocolate, Vanilla, Chocolate Marble. The long sleeves were pointed at the wrist and the high neckline was edged with a tiny Peter Pan collar. The bride's dark hair was partially covered with a small Juliet cap which held in place a short veil of fingertip length. Miss Payne carried an all-white bridal bouquet, and for good luck included a blue garter and a lucky English six-pence in her bridal attire. FRESH HORSE MEAT GUARANTEED FLEE POWDER (My Own Brand) Baby Turtles and Hamsters Other Pets and Supplies Anaheim Pet Shop E. E. McHENRY 261 E. Center St—Anaheim 4650 WE MUST HAVE USED CARS AT JUNGE MOTORS THIS WEEK Make Your Own Appraisal and DRIVE OUT IN A NEW DE SOTO or PLYMOUTH JUNGE MOTORS 427 So. Spadra Rd. FULLERTON Stanley Clausen Serves in Korea WITH THE 25TH INVESTMENT IN KOREA—PFC S.Claussen, whose wife, Jan at 9920 S. Los Angeles helm, Calif., is serving with the 25th Infantry Now the senior American on the Korean peninsula 25th Infantry landed in shortly after the co-operation launched their attack South Korea. Claussen, who arrived in May, is a counterfire in Headquarters Company division's 14th Regiment been awarded the Combattryman Badge. Before entering the November 1952, he attended University of California, Angeles where he was a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. HOT WATER HAPPY LOUPES lb. 4¢ 3¢ ITAH TYPE new priced! Ice Cream Cotillion Guest Fresh Peach, Butterscotch Marble, Strawberry, Chocolate, Vanilla, Chocolate Marble. PINT CARTON 24¢ (2 Pints for 47c) LARGE GRADE A OAK GLEN BRAND dozen 69¢ GEMS EGGS LARGE FRESH GRADE A dozen 71¢ THE CROP EGGS LARGE FRESH GRADE AA dozen 73¢ & BEANS 30-oz. can 18¢ in tomato sauce. (16-oz. can, 10c.) MARINE SUNNYBANK YELLOW 1-lb. carton 23¢ d; foil-wrapped. Special price. WELL GELATIN DESSERTS 3-oz. pkg. 5¢ selection flavors. Quick, easy! AIR FROZEN JUICES 29¢ 12¢ 27£ Lemonade 2 27£ 12¢ 25£ HAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM HAPPY Quick as a wink with GAS Only automatic gas water heater that carries a 10-year Warranty Plan You're always hot water happy with gas because gas heats water three times faster than any other practical fuel. But you must have an automatic gas water heater big enough for your family's needs if you want real convenience, SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Live better, spend less with MRS. DONALD CALAWAY The bridegroom interrupted his schooling for two years to serve as an elder for his church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in a mission in the southern states. He is a member of the U.S. Army stationed at Camp Roberts. The new Mr. and Mrs. Calaway are expected to return to Anaheim this week-end after a leisurely honeymoon trip which will include visits to Bryce and Zion canyons. The bride will take up her teaching position at Ocean View school in Whittier when school opens. A wedding reception will be held at Capilla de San Antonio on October 11, a date which coincides with the bridegroom's next furlough from Camp Roberts. GAR-TONS HEY FOLKS! START YOUR SCRAPBOOK TODAY! EACH CARTOON WORTH $1.00 TOWARD YOUR NEXT CAR! IT'S THE BEST CAR I'VE EVER DRIVEN, TONY! I'M DEALING THERE FROM NOW ON!! 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