anaheim-gazette 1953-10-01

FOR FACTORY, FUN, AND FORMAL— Saturday afternoon was fashion time as these chic young Anaheim Norcrafters modeled the latest fashion creations for fall at the Lakewood Country club. The event was sponsored by the Women's Dinner club of the Anaheim plant under the auspices of the Northrop-Anaheim Recreation club, another in a series of recreational, educational and social functions sponsored by N. R. C. Models shown above from left are: Val Vasquez, Jeannette Myers, Virginia Huff, FOR FACTORY, FUN, AND FORMAL—Saturday afternoon was fashion time as these chic young Anaheim Norcrafters modeled the latest fashion creations for fall at the Lakewood Country club. The event was sponsored by the Women's Dinner Club Pattye Cooley, and Julia Richison. Norcrafters Model Newest Fall Fashions At Lakewood Dinner Club Style Show The newest fall fashions were displayed by the audience as well as by selected models when the Northrop Recreation Womens' club presented a fall fashion show at the Lakewood Country club Saturday afternoon. An exciting array of finery was modeled by Norcrafter ladies as "fall fashions for factory; fun and formal—with a slant to the male" set the theme for the sparkling luncheon dansant which was enjoyed by 150 Norcrafters and their guests. The ballroom was gaily decorated with flame red gladioli as the ladies and their gentlemen assembled at individual tables at 1 p.m. The music of Chuck Keeley and his orchestra enticed couples to the dance floor throughout the afternoon. Favors for the hearty turkey luncheon were miniature vials of perfums, courtesy of Buffums of Long Beach and Santa Ana. As master of ceremonies, Hal Chanslor, supervisor of Personnel Activities, initiated the entertainment with lively piano selections and accompanied Ray Vasquez as he sang several romantic ballads. Spirited applause and cries of "encore" proved their popularity. Fashion Showing The suitability of different shades of grey in the 1953 wardrobe was amply demonstrated as the fashion showing got underway. Mrs. M. F. Spencer as narrator of fashions called attention to the intriguing details of clothes supplied by Tibbetts of Fullerton, Whittier, and Bakersfield. One of the most popular combinations was an accent of clear, bright red with the grey when fall suits, sheath dresses, and the coordinated "ensemble look" claimed of the Anaheim plant under the auspices of the Northrop-Anaheim Recreation club, another in a series of recreational, educational and social functions sponsored by N. R. C. Models shown above from left are: Val Vasquez, Jeannette Myers, Virginia Huff, Pat Rae, Julia Richison and Val Vasquez. Their hair styling was done by Fair Lady of Fullerton. Giving a royal touch to the festivities was Esther Friesen as she modeled a handsome Jewelled tiara by Joseff's of Hollywood. Following the fashion showing, Master of Ceremonies Hal Chanslor again took over the microphone to introduce special guests and to supervise the drawing of door prizes for men and women. Busy Ladies General chairman of the delightful social event was Mary Ellen Stine, and her committee heads were as follows: Ardis Adams, coordinator of fashions; Gladys Carson, reservations; Dorothy Fisher, press guests; Esther Friesen, tickets at the door; Margaret Grinde, door prizes; Ella Mae Morris, decorations; Doris "Sam" Miller, invitations and program; Mary Polk, hostesses; Julia Richison, hair styling; Julie Spa, ticket design and distribution, and Nona Traylor, wardrobe. The tastefully illustrated invitations which summoned all Anaheim Norcrafters to the party were done by Northrop illustrator, Warren Baird. Assemblyman Amerige of Fullerton leaves soon for an extended visit with relatives in Malden and Boston, Mass. PREVIEW PICK From $550 DOWN Plus Impounds GI - FHA Terms $11,200 to $12,700 Window walls of glass, open beams and a choice of either provincial or Bedrooms! 15 Exteriors! See the Anaheim! Open for a preview shi and you're invited to our preview the first look at these wonderful "Visit Anaheim Village this week! Have a free "Pepsi" and browse thru our 5 model homes. You'll love every feature and like the easy terms, too! On North East Street between Center and North Street in the fine North East sector of Anaheim! Anaheim Village, 605 N. East S Postal Workers Fete Two Retiring Fellows at Turkey Dinner, Party One hundred sixty-five employees, families and friends of the local Post Office gathered at the local city park Saturday evening for a turkey dinner and party honoring William J. Lewellyn and Kenneth F. Snyder. The dinner plans were engineered by Ted B. Fischback, assisted by Dochia Sanders, Betty Liebhart, Alma Pelser, Carlton and Eleanor Barthelmes and Glenn Jennings. The turkeys were roasted by Mrs. Louis Hoskins, Mrs. Ted Fischback, Mrs. Elden Deering, Mrs. Marshal McFle, Mrs. Ralph Wheaton and Mrs. Carlton Barthelmes. Coffee and punch was served by Myrna Lewellyn and Nancy and James Barthelmes. Following the dinner the group adjourned to the Ebell club for the balance of the evening. Louis H. Hoskins, the local postmaster, introduced special guests of the evening, including Inspector and Mrs. Wm. W. Proksch, and Inspector Dow of Santa Ana, Postmaster and Mrs. Mark Geeting of Placentia and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spielman, former postal employee just recently returned from Alaska and service in the Air Force. The program for the evening came from the ranks of the Post Office employees. Five year old Miss Loralyn McFle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall N. McFle, sang "Little Doggie in the Window." Miss Nancy Barthelmes entertained with several accordion McFle were accompanied on the piano by Marshall N. McFle. Harvey Kirk, on behalf of the Anaheim Postal Employees, presented some luggage to Lewellyn, who is retiring after 42 years of faithful and unselfish service to the patrons of the Anaheim Post Office. Arthur L. Finnegan presented to Snyder, retiring Superintendent of Mails, a fishing outfit for his future enjoyment. Snyder has just completed 30 years service. Margaret Linson left Kwikset's Purchasing Department to get married. She is now Mrs. Doyle Gilbert. The newlyweds have established their home in Anaheim. St. Boniface P-TA Meets Thursday In the absence of president Mrs. L. G. Roberts, vice-president Mrs. Robert Kennedy was in the chair when St. Boniface Parent-Teacher Association met on Thursday in the parish hall. Preceding the business meeting, a social hour was enjoyed by a very large attendance. Members and guests were seated at individual card tables to partake of ice cream, cake and coffee. Hostesses for the social hour were the new officers who presided at this, the first meeting of the fall term. Officers are as follows: president, Mrs. L. G. Roberts; vice-president, Mrs. Robert Kennedy; secretary, Mrs. Don Dalley; treasurer, Mrs. Vincent Peltzer; financial secretary, Mrs. Henry Gillispie; historian, Mrs. R. H. Osborn; parlimentarian, Mrs. Don Redman; auditor, Mrs. Richard Crog. SAFEWAYS TOUCHDOWN WEEK! Fashions Show Master and Mrs. Mark Geeting of Placentia and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spielman, former postal employee just recently returned from Alaska and service in the Air Force. The program for the evening came from the ranks of the Post Office employees. Five year old Miss Loralyn McFle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall N. McFie, sang "Little Doggie in the Window." Miss Nancy Barthelmes entertained with several accordion selections including "Under the Double Eagle," and "Roll Out the Barrel." She dedicated "Anchors Away" to Snyder, a former navy man, and "Cruising Down the River" to Lewellyn. Miss Paula Lande, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lande, sang "Summer-time" and a selection from "La Boheme." 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Cherub Milk Evaporated tall can 13¢ Lac-Mix Dry Milk 1-lb. pkg. 38¢ Makes nonfat milk for 8 oz a quart. Sandwich Bags Zee brand Waxed pkg. 10¢ Lunch Bags Zee brand Waxed pkg. 10¢ CRACKERS 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ Busy Baker Sodas. TEA TIMERS 1-lb. pkg. 29¢ Party Crackers. LEMON-LIME 2 32-oz. bottles 29¢ (C Deposits extra on bottles) CAKE MIX 17-oz. NEW PICNIC 5 New Models family-ized" Homes walls of glass, open beamed ceilings, large patio areas, price of either provincial or traditional plans! 3 or 4 15 Exteriors! See these newest of new homes in Open for a preview showing this week-end be invited to our preview picnic—free "Pepsi" and look at these wonderful "Family-ized" homes. free "Pepsi" and browse every feature and like the between Center and North Anaheim! 5. N. East St., Anaheim Sandwich Bags Waxed ef 40 10c Lunch Bags Waxed ef 20 10c CRACKERS 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ Busy Baker Sodas. TEA TIMERS 1-lb. pkg. 29¢ Party Crackers. LEMON-LIME 2 bottles 29¢ Cragmont Soda. (Deposits extra on bottles) CAKE MIX 3 17 oz. pkgs. 1.00 Cinch brand. POP CORN 10 oz. can 17¢ Jolly Time brand. White or yellow. CUT GREEN BEANS Briargate Fancy 16 oz. can 19¢ Highway Ex-std. 16 oz. can 17¢ Gardenside Standard 16 oz. can 15¢ JONATHAN APPLE WASHINGTON STATE GROWN Crisp, juicy, flavorful Red apples. Excellent to eat or for pies and sauces. NEW CROP lb. 10¢ FRESH CELERY UTAH TYPE Crisp, green, crunchy For salads or to cook. Priced low! CUCUMBERS LONG GREEN Just right to slice for cooling, flavorful salads. SAFEWAY YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY 5 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1933 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday was the birthday of the baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castaneda of 317 W. Elm st. Their new son weighed 7 lbs., 13½ oz. and was born in St. Joseph hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Gray, 9462 Gilbert st., became the parents of a son on Monday. The infant was born in St. Joseph hospital and weighed 8 lbs., 8 oz. 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GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Town House, natural or sweetened. 2 18-oz. cans 21¢ can 25¢ JANE ARDEN COOKIES SHORT BREAD FIG BARS 7½-oz. pkg. 29¢ 11¼-oz. pkg. STAR KIST TUNA SOLID PACK CHUNK STYLE 7-oz. can 38¢ 6½-oz. can 33¢ MEATS FOR BABIES Swift brand. Strained or chopped. 3½-oz. can 21¢ PORK SHOULDER PICNICS DUBUQUE BRAND ... from the tall corn country Ready to eat! Cooked, boneless, skinless shoulder! Good to eat baked, fried or "as is." In natural juices. Gelatin added. CANNED HAMS WILSON TENDER MADE Boneless, skinless,"the ham you cut with a fork." 6-lb. can FRYING CHICKENS Manor House, Eviscerated, Cut up, Gov't grade A. SLICED BACON CANNED HAMS WILSON TENDER MADE 6-lb. can 589 Boneless, skinless, "the ham you cut with a fork." FRYING CHICKENS 59 lb. 79 Manor House, Eviscerated, Cut up, Gov't grade A. SLICED BACON GRADE A 79 lb. Popular brands. In heat-sealed package. GROUND BEEF As Famous As Safeway Steaks 39 lb. Juicy, flavorful. Visking packed, State inspected. Corned Beef Boneless Brisket 49c Beef Liver Sliced or in piece 45c Beef Hearts Excellent to bake 25c THAN APPLES BIGTON STATE GROWN flavorful Red apples. Ext or for pies and sauces, 10 lb. UTAH TYPE cook. Priced lowf 5 lb. LONG GREEN salads. 3 for 10c FRANKFURTERS Somerset Skinless. 1-lb. celll 45c No. 1 quality. Multi-Grain Bread Baked by Skylark. Skylark Bread Enriched White or Wheat, regular or sandwich style, sliced. WHITE MAGIC SOAP Granulated for all washing uses. 23-oz. pkg. 24 c 46-oz. pkg. 45 c TIDE DETERGENT 19-oz. box 29 c 47-oz. box 71 c "ALL" DETERGENT 24-oz. box 40 c 10-lb. box 2,45 PARADE DETERGENT 19-oz. box 25 c 39-oz. box 49 c PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., OCT. 1, 2, 3, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. WAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM