anaheim-gazette 1954-04-29

Summer Wedding Planned by Elks' Office Secretary Mr. and Mrs. Orman Harlow of 306 E. Broadway, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Wilbur Herman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herman of 940 N. Palm street. Miss Harlow is a graduate of Anaheim schools and is currently employed as office secretary at the Anaheim Elks club. Her fiance also attended Anaheim schools and is associated with the General Electric Co., in Anaheim. A wedding is planned for early summer. MARRIED LAST WEEK Miss Carol Joanne Presutti of 11921 Santa Rosalia Street, last week became the bride of Donnie L. Kear of Norwalk. Joseph Moisi Sr. Joseph M. Moisi, Sr., 69, a native of Navarra, Italy, and a resident of the Anaheim-Olive area since 1900, died in St. Joseph hospital April 23. He is survived by two sons, Joseph Jr., of Anaheim and Tom of San Gabriel. Also one daughter, Mrs. Annie Cerdero, of Olive, and seven grandchildren. Recitation of the Holy Rosary was held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars, Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. Requiem High mass was conducted in St. Boniface church. Wednesday at 9 a.m. Interment was in Holy Sepulcher cemetery. WCTU COUNTY PRESIDENT SPEAKS HERL MONDAY The Anaheim branch at the Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet in the home of Mrs. Flora DeWitt, 415 S. Helena, Monday May 3. Mrs. Catherine Marshburn, county president, will speak. County 4-H Fair Slated for May 6 Highlighting their year's activities for many 4-H members is the County 4-H Club Fair, Saturday May 8 at Orange County Flower Grounds, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Premium lists are being studied and entry blanks filled out for agricultural project exhibits. Judging of clothing and food in the morning and a dress view after lunch are the events for the 4-H homemaking members. All garments modeled in the dress review are cloth items the girls have made in the 4-H project work. Agriculture entries will be mailed and varied. Beef cattle, dairy cattle, sheep, swine, horses, rabbit poultry, honey, vegetables, electric items are to be exhibited all raised or made by 4-H members. Gather 'round for good eating! SPRING LAMB SALE at SAFEWAY FAMILY CIRCLE America's Greatest Magazine Valuel ONLY 5¢ SAFEWAY TIME again to enjoy spring lamb—the meat so famous for rich, full flavor, delicate texture! It's Safeway's feature this week and, as always, only USDA CHOICE grade! SHOULD Square cut shoulder, from USDA lamb. Aged to peak of flavour trimmed . . . neck and shank RIB CHOOSE Short cut from USDA CHOICE lamb. Aged to peak of tenderness or then fully trimmed before loin chops LAMB LOIN ROAST LEG OF LAMB Shankless. USDA CHOICE lamb. LAMB SHANK Full cut USDA CHOICE lamb. LAMB SHANK SAFEWAY FAMILY CIRCLE America's Greatest Magazine Valuel ONLY 5¢ TUNA Torpedo brand GRATED 6-oz. STYLE can 19¢ CHUNK 6-oz. STYLE can 27¢ Breast O' Chicken CHUNK 6½-oz. STYLE can 32¢ Bel-air brand FROZEN FOODS Cut Corn 2 10-oz. pkgz. 29¢ Lemonade 2 6-oz. cans 23¢ (12-ounce can priced at 22c.) SAVE 10¢ on next jar with the "COFFEE COIN" you'll find in Every Specially Labeled Jar of EDWARDS Instant COFFEE M.J.B. Coffee Vacuum Pack 1-lb. can 1.08 Edwards Coffee Choice of grinds 1-lb. can 1.04 Nob Hill Coffee Tops in quality bag 1.01 Airway Coffee Mild, mellow 1-lb. bag 98c Additional Values in Sa CORNED BEEF lb. 49¢ Boneless brisket, with mild cure. VEAL ROLL lb. 49¢ Boneless, Fine for roasting. WHOLE WHITING 1½-lb. pkg. 39¢ Captain's Choice brand. COD FILLET lb. 37¢ Captain's Choice brand. CANNED MILK Pet brand Evaporated. Note special low price. 2 tall cans 25¢ Cherub brand 2 tall cans 23¢ PRUNE JUICE Heart's Delight. 24-oz. bottle 23¢ Westfair brand. 24-oz. bottle 22¢ PRODUCE SECTION FRESH CELERY NAVEL ORANGES ARTICHOKES TOMATO SAUCE HUNT'S or DEL MONTE 2 8-oz. cans 13¢ TASTE TELL'S TOMATO SAUCE 2 8-oz. cans 11¢ M.J.B. Coffee 1.08 Edwards Coffee 1.04 Nob Hill Coffee 1.01 Airway Coffee 1.01 NAVEL ORANGES ARTICHOKES TOMATO SAUCE HUNT'S or DEL MONTE 2 8-oz. cans $13¢ TASTE TELLS TOMATO SAUCE 2 8-oz. cans $11¢ CINCH CAKE MIX 3 17-oz. pkg.$100 Devil Fudge, Gold, White & Spice. SLICED CHEESE DUTCH MILL American, Swiss or Pimiento 8-oz. pkg. $27¢ DUTCH MILL AMERICAN CHEESE 2-lb. pkg. $95¢ CORN FLAKES KELLOGG'S (8-oz. pkg.) 12-oz. pkg. $19¢ FRESH EGGS LARGE, GRADE AA Cream O' the Crop brand doz. $47¢ BUTTER DAIRY GLEN BRAND, FIRST QUALITY Grade A. Churned from pasteurized cream. Quartered, cartoned. lb. $59¢ ZEE TISSUE TOILET·PAPER Ballet Pink, Foam Green or White. rolls $29¢ WHITE MAGIC SOAP 4 46-oz. pkg.$49¢ Granulated. For all washing use (23-oz. pkg., 25c.) PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., APRIL 29, 30, MAY 1, 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on valuable items. Your Nearest Safeway County 4-H Fair started for May 6 highlighting their year's activity for many 4-H members is the 4-H Club Fair, Saturday, 8 at Orange County Fair fields, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Sum lists are being studied entry blanks filled out for cultural project exhibits. Giving of clothing and foods morning and a dress reafter lunch are the big for the 4-H homemaking ers. All garments modeled dress review are clothing the girls have made in their project work. Culture entries will be many married. Beef cattle, dairy cateep, swine, horses, rabbits, y, honey, vegetables, and items are to be exhibited; vised or made by 4-H club ers. NOMINATING COMMITTEE NAMED AT LUNCHEON A dessert luncheon preceded the regular meeting of the St. Boniface PTA last week with Mrs. Loren Roberts presiding. Luncheon was served by the 3rd grade room mothers headed by Mrs. Charles Barnard. The nominating committee was selected and members are as follows: Mrs. Ed. Langer, Mrs. Harold Mack, Mrs. Clem Heinz, Mrs. Jack Shinn and Mrs. Charles Barnard. $238,500 FOR NEW GRANTS A fund of $238,500 for new grants to advance the teaching of science in universities and colleges has recently brought the Du Pont Company's aid-to-education program to a total of more than $700,000 to be distributed for fellowships and grants during the 1954-1955 academic year. The awards go to selected institutions, with decisions on detailed use of the funds left up to them. PARTY AND SHOW SATURDAY Tickets for the card party and fashion show to be held by Anaheim YLI in the Garden Room of Knott's Berry arm, Saturday, May 1, at 12:30, are still available. They may be obtained from ticket chairman, Helen Kish, 743 N. Los Angeles street, telephone Ke 5-4824. GOING TO TOKIO Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Vail of 1284 Arizona street, this week are entertaining a house guest, Mrs. Stanley Smith of San Francisco, who will be leaving shortly to join her husband who is stationed in Tokio, Japan with the U.S. Air Force. PATRICIA NOLAN AWARDED MEDAL In a competition in which more than 2000 students participated Patricia Nolan of Marywood was second place and was awarded medal for her portrayal of Dionna from "Othello" in the annual Shakespeare Festival held Saturday on the campus of Lola University. Members of Marywood drama department presented "As You Like It," a received a second place award. In this group were Misssea Rolie Flynn, Marilyn Thomas, Virginia Stehly, Irene Nitti, all Anaheim, and Miss Angel Kramer Placentia. The Marywood players are directed by Gwen Holly Simpson head of the drama department. FEWAY All meal cuts at Safeway are USDA CHOICE At any Safeway in Southern California, you'll find the same Safeway-aged Safeway-trimmed cuts from USDA CHOICE lamb or beef. SHOULDER Square cut shoulder, from USDA CHOICE lamb. Aged to peak of flavor and fully trimmed . . . neck and shank removed. lb. RIB CHOPS Short cut from USDA CHOICE lamb. Aged to peak of tenderness and flavor fully trimmed before weighing. CHOPS SMALL LOIN lb. 89 LARGE LOIN lb. 73 BILL BALLMAN You've got to see it The World's First Referee Open Eith short cut from USDA CHOICE lamb. used to peak of tenderness and flavor fully trimmed before weighing. CHOPS SMALL LOIN 89 LARGE LOIN 73 DIN ROAST Full cut from USDA CHOICE LAMB lb. 69c LAMB BREAST lb. 15c CHOICE lamb. Fine to bake. USDA CHOICE lb. 35c LAMB STEW MEAT lb. 23c USDA CHOICE Cut from USDA CHOICE lamb. Values in Safeway Meats 49c mild cure. 49c ing. 1½-lb. pkg. 39c 1-lb. pkg. 37c GROUND BEEF Made from whole sides of beef ... including steaks and roasts. Packed in Visking under rigid State inspection. A REAL MEAT VALUE! lb. 39c CRISCO SHORTENING For use in baking or frying. 3-lb. can 87c MEATS FOR BABIES Swift's brand. Assorted. 5 cans 99c ELBOW MACARONI Globe 16-oz. "A 1." pkg. 19c 32-oz. pkg. 37c LEMONADE BASE Sunkist brand. Just add water. 6-oz. can 17c CE SECTION VALUES ELERY UTAH TYPE Meaty stalks. lb. 3c ORANGES Medium size Sweet, juicy lb. 6c KES LARGE SIZE ea. 5c Preserves Tea Garden brand 20-oz. jar 37c Peach or Apricot-Pineapple. Peanut Butter Beverly brand 12-oz. jar 35c Chunk style or creamy. Nu Made Mayonnaise pint 39c ORANGES Medium size Sweet, juicy lb. 6¢ KES LARGE SIZE ca. 5¢ 13¢ Preserves Tea Garden brand 20-oz. jar 37c Peach or Apricot-Pineapple. Peanut Butter Beverly brand 12-oz. jar 35c Chunk style or creamy. Nu Made Mayonnaise pint jar 39c Salad Dressing Duchess brand pint jar 33c Jell-well Gelatins or puddings 3 pkgs. 22c Super Soft Drinks 6 12-oz. can 59c Ginger Ale, Grape, Orange, Root Beer, or Super Coola. Saran Wrap Keeps foods fresher 25-ft. roll 36c Popcorn Jolly Time brand White or yellow 10-oz. can 21c Flour Kitchen craft 5-lb. bug 52c 10-lb. bug 99c Sleepy Hollow Syrup 12-oz. bottle 27c Sandwich Cookies 9½-oz. pkg. 29c Jane Arden brand. Chocolate or Vanilla. (5¼-oz. pkg., 20c.) Melrose Ginger Snaps 2-lb. pkg. 49c Soda Crackers Busy Baker pkg. 25c Grahams Nobleco Honey pkg. 17c Hi Ho Crackers Baked by Sunshine pkg. 34c AFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim There’s a New 1954 Philco Refrigerator priced to fit your purse! $19995 FROM Model 742 No Cash Down – T APPLIANCES BALL 122 W. BROADWAY Across fr MERCIA NOLAN HARDED MEDAL a competition in which more than 2000 students participated, Maria Nolan of Marywood won the place and was awarded a "for her portrayal of Desna from "Othello" in the an-Shakespeare Festival held on day on the campus of Loy-University. Members of the wood drama department who presented "As You Like It," also received a second place award. This group were Misses Rosa-Lynn, Marilyn Thomas, Virgina Stehly, Irene Nitti, all ofheim, and Miss Angel Kramerntia. The Marywood players are directed by Gwen Holly Simpson, of the drama department at Marywood. TO VISIT DAUGHTER Mrs. Charles Eaton of 122 N. Citron St., is paying her annual spring visit to her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wells of Blythe, and stopped enroute to visit with her mother in Riverside. Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Duarte, 1811 Santa Monica St. They became the parents of an 8-lb. 12-oz. baby boy in Santa Ana Community hospital on April 22. Among the newest arrivals in town is the 6-lb. 11-oz. baby boy born on April 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Studebaker, 9662 Valdina street. Marywood. S—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., April 23, 1954 LOCAL MEN IN EXERCISE HILLTOP Army PFC Tommy R. Cook, 81, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Charles, 8902 Kathryn Dr., Army PFC Raymond C. Johnson, 20, son of Chas. E. Johnson, 829 N. Palm, Army Sgt. Ralph J. Sutton, 22, son of Ralph C. Sutton, 856 Redondo Dr., and Army Pvt. Donald E. Calaway, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Calaway, 9081 Harding Ave., Anaheim, Calif., will move to the Yakinta (Wash.) Firing Center in May to participate in Exercise Hill Top with the 44th Infantry Division. Sunday, May 9 is "Mother's Day." LMAN Says... to see it to believe it! First Refrigerator that opens from her Side ILCO Automatic with ay Door OPENS RIGHT OPENS LEFT "2-Way Door"—Patent Applied For Saves Hundreds of Steps a Day! No matter which side you're on, you swing the distinctive 2-way handle toward you and presto ... the door opens on your side. In the average kitchen this actually saves you hundreds of steps a day ... saves time, saves energy. Never again need you take an extra step, as with other refrigerators, to get on the right side, or the left side so you can open the door. You open it from the side that's handiest every time. 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