anaheim-gazette 1954-09-09

MARUMOTO ELECTED PRESIDENT OF ORANGE COUNTY JAPANESE AMERICAN YOUTH Bill Marumoto was elected president of the newly organized Orange County Japanese American Youth when the group held their first meeting. The JACL sponsored organization has well over a hundred members whose primary aim is "to carry on a social and cultural program of activities and service." The slogan of the county-wide group will be "For Better Americans in a Greater America." The slogan is one of the two slogans of the Japanese American Citizens League. Members are high school and college age youth. LET US BUILD IT! Nicholas South and SONS General Contractors RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Leonard E. South Ph. KE 5-4138 Pr. KE 5-4428 419 North East St. — Anaheim ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Other officers elected: Fukuda, Anaheim, (U) President; Agnes Morio Secretary; Benny Maruta Ana, Treasurer; Sue Anaheim, Social Chair Masukawa, Fullerton, Lions; Jun Nishimura Grove. (Whittier College Chairman; Mary C. heim, Historian; Judy Westminster; Jeanne T. lerton; Hiro Shinoda Grove; Helen Nakamura heim; Hiro Honda, Beach, were elected as at-large. In addition to his excites as president of JARS, Marumoto will sophomore class vice and student body yell Whittier college. In his year, Bill led his class dent-elect. The former body prexy ('53) from is a sociology major. THE MASTERPIECE OF HOMES THE MASTERPIECE OF HOMES ANAHEIM GARDENS The Finest Home in It's-Class! NO DOWN TO VETS! Truly the finest home in its class — anywhere — a home created for the discriminating family. Forced air heat, beautiful exteriors, fireplace with backdrop of mahogany paneling, spacious kitchens . . . every luxury feature! A wide choice of 1954 models now No Down to Vets! FULL PRICE $12,700 TO $13,000 $65 A HAHN-ST. JO "Better Home" Develop GEORGE J. DAVIES EXCLUSIVE AGENT KEystone 5-9831 1345 Romneya Ave. SOON AGAIN IT'S SCHOOL AGAIN! FOR SCHOOL DAYS OR PLAY DAYS . YOUR ACTIVE YOUNGSTER DESERVES Red Goose "BUILT FOR ACTION" SHOES Red Goose "BUILT FOR ACTION" SHOES Good preparation for everyday classes includes comfortably fitted Red Goose Shoes. Let your youngsters be at ease with their feet as they follow the trend of their other friends who wear Red Goose Shoes. Bring your youngsters in today for a careful fitting! 5½ to 8 5.45 8½ to 12 6.45 12½ to 3 6.95 the finest thing we have to offer is free ... — FIT — Williams Shoe Store GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED 174 WEST CENTER ANAHEIM Other officers elected were Janet Fukuda, Anaheim, (USC), Vice-President; Agnes Morioka, Orange, Secretary; Benny Marumoto, Santa Ana, Treasurer; Suzie Ohara, Anaheim, Social Chairman; Jane Masukawa, Fullerton, Public Relations; Jun Nishino, Garden Grove, (Whittier College), Athletic Chairman; Mary Okuda, Anaheim, Historian; Judy Kunizawa, Westminster; Jeanne Takido, Fullerton; Hiro Shinoda, Garden Grove; Helen Nakamura, Anaheim; Hiro Honda, Huntington Beach, were elected as members-at-large. In addition to his executive duties as president of the O. C. JARS, Marumoto will serve as sophomore class vice-president and student body yell leader at Whittier college. In his freshman year, Bill led his class as president-elect. The former student body prexy ('53) from Santa Ana is a sociology major. Fair Operations Studied by State Senator Murdy State Senator John A. Murdy Jr., of Orange county returned early this week from Sacramento following a meeting of the Joint Legislative Committee on Fairs and Expositions held last Friday and Saturday at the State-Capitol. Murdy is a member of the committee, composed of three Senators and three Assemblymen. A complete study of district and county fairs in the state will be undertaken by the committee, according to Murdy. "It is planned to make comparative studies of fair operations in California with other states, in an effort to determine such items as state aid to fairs, interim uses of fair facilities and state policy governing fairs," Murdy declared. A consulting organization has been retained by the Committee to make preliminary studies and report its findings to the Committee within two months. The Orange county senator said the committee plans to ask: fair managers and directors to testify at subsequent hearings in order that the Legislators may get a well-rounded picture of the fairs' operations. VOTED BEST SPEAKER AT EULALIA TOASTMISTRESS CLUB, MONDAY EVENING Voted best speaker of the evening at the Eulalia Toastmistress club Monday evening, Aug. 23, was Phyllis Harrison who spoke on "Roosevelt's of Sagamore Hill." Other speakers were Dorothy Pelton and Helen Erskine who gave biographies of Giacomo Leopardi, and Mr. Adolf Schoepe respective... VOTED BEST SPEAKER AT EULALIA TOASTMISTRESS CLUB, MONDAY EVENING Voted best speaker of the evening at the Eulalia Toastmistress club Monday evening, Aug. 23, was Phyllis Harrison who spoke on "Roosevelt's of Sagamore Hill." Other speakers were Dorothy Pelton and Helen Erskine who gave biographies of Giacomo Leopardi, and Mr. Adolf Schoepe respectively. General Evaluator was Shirley Forsgren with assistant evaluators Bernice Wollenman and Roberta Bechtel. Erma Doosing was the lexicologist. Toastmistress for the evening was Hebe Harke and Topic chairman Verna Benbrooks. Best table topic speaker of the evening was Shirley McSoud who gave a reading of limericks. MANY NEW TEACHERS MOVING TO ANAHEIM Many new teachers, most of them with families, are moving to Anaheim this week to complete the faculties of Anaheim's secondary schools as preparations continue for the opening of school September 13. Most of these will be assigned to the two junior high schools opening for the first time this year. Only one will be assigned to the high school while several who taught there last year are transferring to either Western or Fremont Junior High School. This is possible because the ninth grade, formerly a part of the high school, will now be a part of the junior high school program thus diminishing the high school enrollment for this year. The two junior high schools will consist of grades 7, 8 and 9 while grades 10, 11 and 12 will attend the senior high. CROWDS THIN OUT AFTER LABOR DAY After Labor Day is a pleasant time to visit Southern California beach cities and to make short distance trips to beach, lakes and mountains. By October 1 the crowds have thinned out and there is usually a moderate drop in hotel prices. Swimming and boating are still excellent, and up as high as Lake Arrowhead there are special late-season advantages. JOHNSONS CO-HOST BARBECUE DINNER DANCE Twenty-two guests enjoyed a barbecue dinner and an evening quickly add up to substantial food bill savings. Prices like those in this ad help budget-conscious folks get ahead faster... have more dollars out of income for other needs! You can begin saving money this weekend... at Safeway! TOMATO JUICE Del Monte or 18-oz. can 10¢ 46-oz. can 22¢ PEANUT BUTTER Beverly Brand Chunk or 12-oz. jar 32¢ 20-oz. jar 47¢ LUNCH BOX Sandwich Spread. quart jar 59¢ HEINZ KETCHUP Lends Zest 14-oz. bottle 19¢ CHUNK TUNA Torpedo Brand. 6-oz. can 25¢ BISCUIT MIX Fleetmix Brand. 40-oz. pkg. 35¢ PANCAKE FLOUR Pillsbury Brand. 40-oz. Great for Waffles. 31¢ (20-oz. pkg., 17c.) SODA CRACKERS Busy Baker 7-oz. pkg. 1-lb. pkg. 23¢ DETERGENT All 24-oz. brand. pkg. 38¢ 10-lb. pkg. 2.37 (PLUS TAX) BLACK TEA Canterbury brand Compare the flavor and price with other quality teas. ¼-lb. pkg. 29¢ 16-bag pkg. 15¢ (½-lb., 57c.) (48-bag, 43c) CHERUB MILK SUGAR Fine Granulated. CHUNK TUNA COCKTAIL FLOUR LIBBY'S FRUIT KITCHEN KRAFT All-Purpose NGSTER DESERVES distance trips to beach, lakes and mountains. By October 1 the crowds have thinned out and there is usually a moderate drop in hotel prices. Swimming and boating are still excellent, and up as high as Lake Arrowhead there are special late-season advantages. JOHNSONS CO-HOST BARBECUE DINNER DANCE Twenty-two guests enjoyed a barbecue dinner and an evening of dancing recently at the Leo Hohensee home, 12422 Vermont Ave., with the Art Johnsons as co-hosts. BACK TO SCHOOL But First to RITZ with your DRY CLEANING WE STAND BACK OF ALL OUR WORKMANSHIP AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION RITZ CLEANERS We Specialize In Dry Cleaning 307 E. CENTER KE 5-3289 We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Services in Orange County. Renovating—Re-Ticking. REMEMBER... “LEAVE IT TO RITZ” CHERUB MILK SUGAR CHUNK TUNA COCKTAIL FLOUR CHEESE OREGON MILD CHEDDAR FRESH EGGS Cream O' the Crop brand, finest you can buy! LARGE SIZE GRADE AA doz. 53¢ MEDIUM GRADE AA doz. 39¢ DAIRY GLEN BUTTER First Quality, Quartered, Cartoned. lb. 59¢ MONTROSE BUTTER U.S. Certified Grade AA. Quartered, Cartoned. lb. 68¢ DANISH BUTTER Grade A, First Quality. Quartered. lb. 68¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPTEMBER 9, 10, 11, 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax collected on taxable items. Your Nearest Safeway infant was born in St. Joseph hospital on Aug. 27 and his birth-weight was 8 lbs. 6 oz. An 8 lb. daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pienbert of 310 N. Sabina street on Aug. 27. The infant was born in St. Joseph hospital. There's a new arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everette Livingston, 619 N. Philadelphia street. They became the parents of a 7 lb. 11 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on August 27. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anakeim PHONE KE 5-4105 MRS. CARPENTER IS LAYETTE SHOWER HONOREE Cynthia Sandoy, Mertie Dillen and Betty Bonds were co-hostesses recently at a layette shower for Mrs. Faye Carpenter at the Bonds' home at 10621 Orange Ave., West Anaheim. 8—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Sept. 9, 1954 Roy Casey was host to the Wesley Fellowship of White Temple Methodist church recently when he gave a patio party at his home at 1426 Wedgewood. "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 SUNS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone KE 5-2831 up fast when you shop at SAFEWAY! *LOOK JIM, SAFEWAY'S LOW PRICES ARE REALLY PUTTING US AHEAD* SUPER VALUES IN MEATS CHUCK ROAST SEVEN BONE or BLADE CUT lb. 39¢ Shoulder of USDA CHOICE BEEF. (Round Bone Roast, lb., 45c.) SLICED BACON Swift's Premium Rath's Black Hawk lb. 69¢ Sliced or Piece. Tender and Flavorful. lb. 39¢ BEEF LIVER To bake or braise. USDA Choice Beef. lb. 19£ SHORT RIBS CORNED BEEF Boneless Brisket With Mild Cure. lb. 49£ GROUND BEEF Made from whole sides of beef, packed in Visking under State Inspection. GROUND BEEF lb. 39£ IN VISKING GROUND USDA CHOICE BEEF lb. 59£ SHOULDER Boiling Beef Plate Meat USDA Choice lb. 9¢ Veal Rolls Boneless For Roasting lb. 49£ Fillet Sole Captain's Choice lb. 45£ Halibut Steaks Captain's Choice lb. 53£ Frankfurlers Somerset Skinless 1-lb. cello 45£ COFFEE VALUE Edwards Instant Coffee. The larger the jar, the more you savel 6 Oz. Jar Reg. Price 1.89 With 30c Off Label 159 4 Oz. Jar Reg. Price 1.29 With 20c Off Label 109 2 Oz. Jar Reg. Price 65c With 10c Off Label 55c 25¢ COUPON White Magic GIANT SIZE 53¢ PLUS SIZE 27¢ WHITE MAGIC Soap 1st coupon inside LARGE SIZE box PARTY ANGEL FOOD CAKE Light and fluffy because it's baked the "Home Ingredients" way! An "Oven to You" Cake master-piece! Wonder Bread Sliced White large std. leaf 28c NBC Oreo Cookies 7¼-oz. pkg. 25c Bufferscotch Balls 11-oz. bag 29c Roxbury Brand. Popcorn Jolly Time White or Yellow 10-oz. can 21c Syrup Drips Tea Garden 24-oz. bottle MILK Formed with added Vitamin D. 5-lb. bag 45¢ 10-lb. bag 89¢ 6½-oz. can 29¢ 30-oz. can 29¢ 10-lb. bag 79¢ lb. 39¢ IT'S baked the "Home Ingredients" way! An "Oven to You" Cake masterpiece (Regular 45¢) Wonder Bread Sliced White large std. leaf 28c NBC Oreo Cookies 7¼-oz. pkg. 25c Bufferscotch Balls 11-oz. bag 29c Roxbury Brand. Popcorn Jolly Time White or Yellow 10-oz. can 21c Syrup Drips Tea Garden 24-oz. bottle 37c Walnuts Long Type Baby Variety 1-lb. pkg. 35c Walnuts Ensign Brand Large Size 1-lb. pkg. 39c Cookies JANE ARDEN Coconut Chocolate Chip. 1-lb. pkg. 43¢ Egg Noodles GOLD MEDAL Wide Type. 8-oz. pkg. 19¢ 1-lb. pkg. 37£ Margarine SUNNYBANK BRAND "Just-Made Flavor!" 1-lb. carton 27£ Mayonnaise BEST FOODS "Tops in Spreads." 16-oz. jar 39¢ quart jar 61£ Spaghetti CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE BRAND In Cheese, tomato sauce. 15½-oz. can 15£ With Meat Balls. 15½-oz. can, 25c. Parade Detergent 19-oz. pkg. 28¢ PLUS TAX 40-oz. pkg. 57¢ PLUS TAX VALUES IN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TOKAY GRAPES FANCY RED VARIETY lb. 8£ APPLES NEW CROP BELLFLOWER Crisp, green, right for pies, sauce.' lb. 7£ CELERY UTAH TYPE Crisp, Thick Meated. lb. 4£ SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim