anaheim-gazette 1954-06-03

Charles Lamon of 843 S. Claudina St., is passing the cigars. His wife presented him with an 8 lb. 5¼ oz. baby girl in Santa Ana Community hospital on May 23rd. Miss Mary Carter of 10232 E. Ball Road, is the recipient of a scholarship to Santa Barbara college of the University of California and will enter as a freshman in the fall. "Buy It Where It's Made". We not only make... but also specially mix. PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES— Make it like new again with PAINT LUND and SONS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone KE 5-2831 SAFEWAY SUPER VALUE DAYS! TOMATO SAUCE Del Monte brand. 6 cans 39¢ (HUNT'S, 8-oz. 6 cans 39c.) DAIRY GLEN BUTTER First quality. Grade A. Quartered. lb. 64¢ Montrose Butter MAYONNAISE MARGARINE PEACHES MILK NU M Flavor Special COLDBROOK A quality at a low, DEL MONTE BRAND California clings quality Halves or CHERUB EVAPORATE For formulas, for cool or for table use. TOMATO SAUCE Del Monte 6 oz. 39¢ brand. (HUNT'S, 8-oz. 6 cans 39c.) DAIRY GLEN BUTTER First quality. Grade A. Quartered. lb. 64¢ Montrose Butter lb. First quality. U.S. Certified Grade AA. Foil-wrapped. VACUUM PACK CORN Highway 2 12-oz. 25¢ Golden. PEANUT BUTTER Beverly brand. 20-oz. Chunk or creamy. jar 49¢ KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR All-purpose, enriched white. 5-lb. 49¢ 10-lb. bag 95¢ WHITE MAGIC BLEACH Cleans, deodorizes, sanitizes. half gal. 25¢ gallon bottle 42¢ MAYONNAISE MARGARINE PEACHES MILK TOMATOES TOMATO JUICE 2 CATSUP CANNED PEAS FROZEN PEAS Bel-air Frozen Mixed Vegetables, 10-oz. Bel-air French Fried Potatoes, 9-oz. SPAGHETTI Gold Medal, long type. 1-lb. 18¢ 2-lib. pkg. 35¢ WHEATIES Breakfast of Champion 2-8-oz. 12-oz. pkg. SAFEWAY MEAT VALUES RIB ROAST STANDING 7" CUT From first five ribs of USDA CHOICE BEEF. lb. 69¢ CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET. USDA CHOICE beef with mild cure. lb. 49¢ BOILING BEEF PLATE MEAT. Cut from USDA CHOICE beef. lb. 12¢ SHORT RIBS USDA CHOICE BEEF. Excellent to bake or to braise. lb. 19¢ SLICED BACON SWIFT'S PREMIUM (½-lb., 41c.) 1-lb. pkg. 79£ Morrell Yorkshire or Kingan Circle K, lb. 69¢ GROUND BEEF Freshly made from selected beef & packed in Visking. TOPS IN QUALITY lb. 39¢ Beef Hearts Fine to stuff and boke lb. 29¢ Beef Liver Sliced or in the piece lb. 45¢ Breaded Shrimp Captain's 10-ex Choice pkg. 59£ Cod Fillet Captain's Choice lb. 33£ (Meat prices effective through Sunday, June 6, only.) Morrell Yorkshire or Kingan Circle K, lb. 69¢ GROUND BEEF Freshly made from selected beef & packed in Visking. TOPS IN QUALITY lb. 39¢ Beef Hearts Fine to stuff and bake lb. 29¢ Beef Liver Sliced or in the piece lb. 45¢ Breaded Shrimp Captain's 10-oz. Choice pkg. 59£ Cod Fillet Captain's Choice lb. 33¢ (Meat prices effective through Sunday, June 6, only.) JELL-WELL DESSERTS Gelatins, puddings. 3 pkgs. 19¢ PILLSBURY CAKE MIX Yellow, White, Chocolate, Spice. 17-oz. pkg. 29¢ STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Empress Pure. 12-oz., 27c. 20-oz. jar 39¢ (Strawberry Jelly, 12-oz., 27c.) SKYLARK BREAD Enriched white or large wheat. Regular or Sandwich sliced. large std. loaf 26¢ TIDE DETERGENT 19-oz. pkg. 29¢ 47-oz. pkg. 69¢ CHEER DETERGENT 19-oz. pkg. 29¢ 51.3-oz. pkg. 69¢ PARADE DETERGENT 19-oz. pkg. 28¢ 40-oz. pkg. 57¢ KLEENEX TISSUES pkg. of 300 pkg. of 200 2 for 39¢ 2 for 25¢ Instant Coffee 2-oz jar 67¢ 4-oz jar 1.29 Edwards 100% pure (6-oz., 1.89) Airway Coffee Mild and mellow bag 1.04 Nob Hill Coffee Vigorous blend bag 4.06 Edwards Coffee Vacuum Pack 1.18 can 1.09 Choc Dairy Drink Made by 1-lb. Loc Mix pkg. 43¢ NEW Chocolate-dairy drink powder. PRODUCE SECTION PINEAPPLE POTATOES FRESH CORN FRESH HAVEN Specially pitted at Safewa KERN COUNTY LONG WHITES. All purpose. GOLDEN Freshly-picked Sweet, terai. (Grocery prices effective Thursday, June 3, through WE STORES IN THIS AREA. (MEAT AND PRODUCE PRICE RIGHT TO LIMIT RESERVED. No sales to dealers. Sales tax add) Your Nearest Safeway COMING EVENTS The Women's Auxiliary of St. Michael's Episcopal church will set at 7:30 p.m., on June 14 to mar Dean Stuart of the Convoaen of Los Angeles, speak on church Calendar and Colors. The Young Peoples' Fellowship St. Michael's Episcopal church is scheduled a "Spaghetti Sueme" dinner and talent show the evening of June 24. On Sunday, June 6, at 7:30 p.m., a choir recognition service will be held at First Presbyterian Church. Play night for members of the children's division of White Tern Methodist church has been set Friday, June 4, with games, movies and refreshments planned by Saturday must be made at the college. Hospitality Tea, sponsored monthly for newcomers by the local Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce, will be held this coming Saturday afternoon at the Dorothy-Wade Dining Room, on East Center Street. First Presbyterian church Mariners club are planning a beef barbecue, swimming and dancing party this Saturday, sponsored by the Tustin Union high school, 2 to 9 p.m. The Criss College Alumni association will hold its annual dinner meeting Wednesday evening, June 9, guest night, when new officers will be installed at the Greenbrier Inn, Garden Grove. Reservations DER VALUE DAYS! Here's Safeway's own Sale of Sales again! You'll find store-wide savings at prices so attractive you'll want to stock up for months to come! The more you buy, the more you save...at Safeway! NNAISE MARINE NU MADE BRAND. Flavor Whipped. Special low price. COLDBROOK YELLOW. A quality spread at a low, low price. DEL MONTE BRAND. California clings, choice quality Halves or sliced. CHERUB EVAPORATED. For formulas, for cooking or for table use. QUART JAR 49¢ LIB. 18¢ 29-oz. CAN 25¢ TALL CAN 11¢ WINIFRED ACOCK CIRCLE ELECTION HELD The following members of Winifred Acock circle of Baptist church were chosen in the group for the coming Mrs. Robert Mason, chair Mrs. Carl Berneker, vice man; Mrs. Robert Grange retary; Mrs. Harry Dugdall tal chairman; Mrs. Delma ley, white cross chairman R. E. Howard, reading cha Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer J. man celebrated their silver ding anniversary with a and dancing party at their at 320 Parkway. Their du Janice and Sharon, were their parents to welcome guests. Thinking Democrats Say KNIGHT IS RIGHT FOR CALIFORNIA • An outstanding executive. • A political realist who neither "views with alarm" nor promises any short-cuts to Utopia. • The overwhelming choice of both Democrats and Republicans in 1950. • Unreservedly opposed to any repressive legislation. • Endorsed by organized la Democratic organizations—and county officials through the state. • Fought for and won legal increasing unemployment in ance benefits. • A deep, abiding faith in formia and its future greatn ELECT GOODWIN J. NNAISE MARINE NU MADE BRAND. Flavor Whipped. Special low price. COLDBROOK YELLOW. A quality spread at a low, low price. DEL MONTE BRAND. California clings, choice quality Halves or sliced. CHERUB EVAPORATED. For formulas, for cooking or for table use. GARDENSIDE. Peeled, cored. Packed in puree. JO JUICE 2 28-oz. cans 27¢ LIBBY'S. 2 18-oz. cans 21¢ 46-oz. can 23¢ TASTE TELLS TOMATO. Good quality at a special low price. GREEN GIANT. Great, big, sweet, tender. PEAS BEL-AIR Premium Quality. PEAS 2 10-oz. pkgs. 29¢ 2 pkgs. 29¢ WHEATIES Breakfast of Champions. 2 8-oz. pkgs. 29¢ 12-oz. pkgs. 21¢ DOG FOOD Skippy brand. For your pet. 6 15-oz. cans 45¢ KRAFT CHEESE American Special price. 2-lb. pkg. 95¢ DUTCH MILL CHEESE American—mild. Cheddar—rich. 2-lb. pkg. 89¢ BREEZE CHEESE FOOD Mild, yet flavorful. For snacks, for cooking. pkg. 69¢ Nucoa Margarine Best Foods lb. 29c Sunnybank Margarine lb. 28c Table Syrup Sleepy Hollow 12-oz. bottle 25c Rich in maple flavor. (24-oz., 49c.) Hi Ho Crackers Sunshine Bakers pkg. 32c Krispy Crackers Sunshine Bakers pkg. 24c Tea Timer Party Crackers 8-oz. pkg., 19c. pkg. 32c Grapefruit Juice Town House can 23c Natural or Sweet. (18-oz., 9c.) Mayday Salad Oil pt. 29c qt. btl. 57c Ice Milk Band Box half 43c A political realist who neither "views with alarm" nor promises any short-cuts to Utopia. The overwhelming choice of both Democrats and Republicans in 1950. Unreservedly opposed to any repressive legislation. ELECT. GOODWIN J. KNIGHT GOVERNOR Northern California Committee CYRIL MAGNIN • THOMAS F. DUFFY Co-Chairmen KNIGHT IS FOR CALIFO THE AFL SAYS: “There is only one candidate for Labor’s support – Goodwin J. Knight!” TAXPAYERS SAY: “Knight doesn’t just talk a good FOR CALIFORNIA THE AFL SAYS: "There is only one candidate for Labor's support — Goodwin J. Knight!" TAXPAYERS SAY: "Knight doesn't just talk a good he wouldn't ask for more taxes while millions lie he didn't. He submitted a careful, constructive legislative backing for it." BUSINESS SAYS: "California's governmental training win Knight 7 years of experience, as Lieutenant Statewide problems. The apprentice system works Business. Governor Knight's record proves that Let's not trade a man who knows the job—for learn." PARENTS SAY: "Governor Knight cracked down on narcotics traffic and made the first move in 20 years. GOVERNOR KNIGHT SAYS: "Government a democracy is not to rule, but to serve—for the God-endowed rights of each individual." DEMOCRATS SAY: "The Cornerstone of Democracy Party—but the Man. And this year the Man is on ELECTION DAY—JUNE 8—WILL SAY KNIGHT IS RIGHT FOR Sponsored by the Knight for Governors and Democrats for Knight" SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim WINIFRED ACOCK CIRCLE. ELECTION HELD The following members of the Winifred Acock circle of First Baptist church were chosen to lead the group for the coming year: Mrs. Robert Mason, chairman; Mrs. Carl Berneker, vice-chairman; Mrs. Robert Grange, secretary; Mrs. Harry Dugdale, denial chairman; Mrs. Delmar Pebby, white cross chairman; Mrs. E. Howard, reading chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer J. Troutman celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a dinner and dancing party at their home in 320 Parkway. Their daughters, Annice and Sharon, were with their parents to welcome the guests. BRIDE-TO-BE HONORED AT PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER Miss Dorothy Harlow, who will become the bride of Wilbur Herman on June 19, was honored recently at a pre-nuptial shower at the home of Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom, 524 S. Indiana St. The 20 guests present were all members of White Temple Methodist church with the exception of Lois Carle of San Diego. The evening was spent playing games with prizes to Celia Bonney, Martha Hamilton and the honor guest. BIRTHDAY LAWN PARTY David Heild, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Heald, celebrated his seventh birthday on Friday with a lawn party at his home at 11341 Katella Ave. Outdoor games and swimming in the family pool were enjoyed by 36 friends and members of the first grade class which he attends. Ice cream and birthday cake were enjoyed. A merry-go-round-mobile was unveiled by a special clown imported for the occasion from Long Beach. DOWNEY RECEIVES FLUOR APPOINTMENT W. P. Downey, 11291 Ninth St., Rt. 5, Anaheim, has been appointed vice-president in charge of the newly-formed construction division of the Fluor Corp. Ltd. He will combine his duties as head of the domestic construction division with those pertaining to the foreign construction field. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SCHOOL CEREMONIES For the first time in recent years, graduation exercises will be held for Benjamin Franklin's sixth graders who will be going on to junior high school in the fall. According to Wilbert Bonney, principal, afternoon ceremonies are being planned for June. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., June 3, 1954 Lutheran Church Fellowship Banquet Myrell Royer was toastmaster at the Fellowship banquet climaxing a drive for new members by the Fellowship club of Zion Lutheran church. The women of the losing team prepared the meal while their husbands acted as waiters. Following the dinner hour, Charles McGinnis, winning team captain, as MC, introduced the program planned by his team members. Pupils of a local dance studio entertained with several tap dances and a magic skit was presented by A. H. Koch, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dick and Jacob Mumm. A community sing concluded the program. KATELLA SCHOOL SETS GRADUATION JUNE 16 According to Martin Morocco, Katella school principal, school will close on Wednesday, June 16, and graduation will be held that evening. The eighth grade class will take their annual "ditch day" on June 11 and will enjoy a day's outing on Catalina Island. NDGW MEET TONIGHT (THURSDAY SHOPPER) Native Daughters of the Golden West, Grace Parlor, are holding a birthday meeting on Thursday evening, June 3, at 8 o'clock. Any native born California woman interested in joining the organization is invited to attend. The meeting will be held at the American Legion hall. NEW TEACHERS NAMED When the Anaheim High school trustees met last week, they named the following new teachers to positions in the district: Ralph S. Harvey will teach agriculture at Western Junior high. RIGHT IS RIGHT CALIFORNIA only one candidate for Governor who is worthy of J. Knight!" BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SCHOOL CEREMONIES For the first time in recent years, graduation exercises will be held for Benjamin Franklin's sixth graders who will be going on to junior high school in the fall. According to Wilbert Bonney, principal, afternoon ceremonies are being planned for June 16 when approximately 120 students will receive certificates, in the school auditorium. A school picnic is also being planned by the PTA in the city park. NEW TEACHERS NAMED When the Anaheim High school trustees met last week, they named the following new teachers to positions in the district: Ralph S. Harvey will teach agriculture at Western Junior high; Margaret Ross, mathematics at Fremont; and Arline F. McLaine, instrumental music at Fremont. LET US BUILD IT! Nicholas South and SONS General Contractors RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Leonard E. South Ph. KE 5-4138 Pr. KE 5-4409 419 North East St. — Anaheim ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone RE 5-3209 251 N. Lemon CALIFORNIA only one candidate for Governor who is worthy of J. Knight!" it doesn't just talk a good job. He does it. He said taxes while millions lie in the State vaults — and a careful, constructive economy budget — and won ia's governmental training system has given Goodexperience, as Lieutenant Governor, in dealing with apprentice system works in Labor. It works in n't's record proves that it works in Government! who knows the job—for a man who's willing to Knight cracked down on the youth-destroying the first move in 20 years to clean up liquor control." SAYS: "Government's true function in to rule, but to serve—with humble respect ved rights of each individual citizen." Cornerstone of Democratic Government is not the this year the Man is Knight!" Y — JUNE 8 — ALL CALIFORNIA T IS RIGHT FOR CALIFORNIA! by the Knight for Governor Committee and Democrats for Knight BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone RE 5-3209 251 N. Lemon Retain ROBERT C. KIRKWOOD State Controller As the "Watchdog of the Treasury," Bob Kirkwood is doing an outstanding job for all the citizens of California. Insure integrity and ability. Retain KIRKWOOD Committee of County Chairman