anaheim-gazette 1954-09-16

Ten Countians Enlist in Navy Ten Orange County Youths have enlisted in the Navy this week it was announced today by the Navy Recruiters for Orange County at the Post Office, Santa Ana. Enlisting from Northern Orange county were Raymond Joseph Martineau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aime J. Martineau of 619 Juliana St., Anaheim; Edwin H. Mankinen, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mankinen, 119 N. Cyjress St., Fullerton; and Herman Richard Kymla, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kymla, 123 S. Harvard, Fullerton. Enlisting from other county cities were Richard A. Schroff of Santa Ana; Ronnie B. Brisbin and Larry G. Pitzer of Tustin; Darwin E. Reed and William S. Gardiner of San Clemente; Gordon E. Lippincott of Corona Del Mar; and William E. Greiner of Costa Mesa. The increase of men being accepted by the Navy in recent months has abolished the waiting list that has existed for the past two years. The Navy Recruiting Service is happy to announce that young men are being accepted for immediate enlistment. Old age assistance in the United States was started in 1937. Assistance League Outlined in September Mrs. John Wilson's home on Lisle was the meeting place on Thursday for the Anaheim Assistance League. Discussion center mainly on the three main money raising projects slated for the 1954-55 season. These are to be the benefit buffet in October at the opening of the new Water Wheeler restaurant, the silver tea at the Sam Kraemer home at Christmas, and the series of book reviews by Edna Stearns Dayton in early spring. Reports showed that increased demands in the community for the philanthropic aid of the League makes these projects vitally important. Besides emergency aid rendered when no regular welfare agency will enter the picture, the group regularly transports blind to Braille classes, provide Want to SAVE MORE MONEY? Check these SAFEWZ! You will be delighted the way savings add up when you shop regularly at Safeway. You see, all of our prices are always low. This means you can save every time you shop—a few cents here, a few cents there. Multiply these savings by the number of shopping trips you make in a month...a year. The result is a substantial sum! DEACHES DEL MONTE BRAND 29-OZ. 23¢ You will be delighted the way savings add up when you shop regularly at Safeway. You see, all of our prices are always low. This means you can save every time you shop—a few cents here, a few cents there. Multiply these savings by the number of shopping trips you make in a month... a year. The result is a substantial sum! 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A 100% Pure Instant Coffee... SPECIAL Roxbury Assorted Chews 29¢ SAFEWAY GUARANTY CHUCK ROAST Shoulder of USDA CHOICE BEEF. (Round Bone Roast, PORK LIVER BOILING BEEF SHORT RIBS Sliced or Pie Rich Vitamin So USDA Ch Plate USDA Choice B to bake or bra COFFEE VALUES Edwards Instant Coffee. The larger the jar, the more you savel Rich, Satisfying and Economical. A 100% Pure Instant Coffee 6 oz. Jar Price 1.89 With 30c Off Label 159 4 oz. Jar Price 1.29 With 30c Off Label 109 2 oz. Jar Price 65c With 10c Off Label 55c Curtsy Bakery Specials GOLD LAYER CAKE Pineapple Iced Temoting Pineapple "tops" this light, flavorful Gold Layer. Baked the "Home Ingredient" (Regular 75c) wayl Sugar Donuts Deep Fry Pkg. 25c Crumb Donuts Deep Fry Pkg. 25c Baked Beans B&M Brand 13-oz. con 17c Salad Oil Mayday Brand pint bottle 33c quart bottle 63c Mayonnaise Numade Brand pint jar 39c Rice Show Boat Green Label 1-lb. pkg. 16c (2-lb. pkg. 31c) Pancake Waffle Mix 20-oz. pkg. 16c Suzanna Brand (40-oz. pkg. 33c) Table Syrup Sleepy Hollow Brand 12-oz. bottle 27c Kotex 15-pack 39c Tampax Regular or Super 10-pack 39c Vitalis Hair Oil 4-oz. bottle 53c Tooth Paste Colgate with Gardel 8-oz. tube 63c CHUCK ROAST Shoulder of USDA CHOICE BEEF. (Round Bone Roast, Sliced or Piee Rich Vitamin Soil USDA Choice Plate to bake or braid Boneless Brass with Mild C Visking Pa Tested-Made M Elbow Macaroni Globe A-1 (16-oz. pkg. 21c) Oatmeal Cookies Jane Arden B-oz. pkg. 25c Graham Crackers Pirates Gold pkg. 30c Wheat Wafers Sunshine Toasted B-oz. pkg. 33c VALUES IN FRESH FRUITS AND CANTALOUPES YELLOW ONIONS TOKAY GRAPES PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRL., SAT., SEPTEMBER 16, 17, IN THIS AREA. Your Nearest Safeway Distance League Yearly Projects Attended in September Meeting John Wilson's home on Lido is the meeting place on day for the Anaheim Assisteague. Discussion centered on the three main moneyprojects slated for the season. These are to be the buffet in October at the gathering of the new Water Wheel plant, the silver tea at the raemer home at Christmas, the series of book reviews by Stearns Dayton in early arts showed that increased is in the community for the thropic aid of the League these projects vitally imporses emergency aid renwhen no regular welfare will enter the picture, the regularly transports the to Braille classes, provides transportation to the Orange County hospital for needy patients, and supplies men in the TB wards of the County hospital with pajamas. Plans are going forward to furnish a room at the St. Jude hospital, as well as to assist with the Community Chest and Red Cross campaigns. Each member is pledged to give 52 hours of work a year and in past years, most have exceeded this figure. Mrs. Joe Thompson has completed her provisional membership and was taken into the League as an active member on Thursday. Other business included the decision to join the Orange County Council of Community agencies and to withdraw the option on the purchase of the Truxaw property for a permanent clubhouse. Assisting Mrs. Wilson as hostesses were Mrs. Charles Harbeson, Mrs. W. Barnett, and Mrs. Ben Kaulbars. Tipplers to Enjoy Extra Hour of Fog Wm. G. Bonelli, Fourth District member of the State Board of Equalization, reminds liquor licenses that although the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, which regulates California’s liquor industry, declares all licensed premises must be closed at 2 a.m., they can remain open for one additional hour when 2 a.m., arrives on Sunday, September 26. At that time, Bonelli informs them, Daylight Saving Time is discarded. Clocks are to be set back one hour and sales of alcoholic beverages may continue until 2 a.m., when Standard Time arrives. Liquor licensed premises lost an hour of business at 1 a.m., on Sunday, April 25, when Daylight Saving Time began and clocks were set ahead one hour. On September 26 that lost hour will be returned. NDGW Open Drive For Ticket Sales Mrs. Russell Renner has announced the beginning of ticket sales for the card party sponsored by Native Daughters of the Golden West, Grace Parlor. The public dessert card party will be held at Knott's Berry Farm on October 2. QUEEN OF THE 1954 STATE FAwood, who lives in Costa Mesa; OrangWarren W. Butler, vice chairman; MaCalifornia, for district exhibit feature; the world's greatest engineering propeople in areas in Los Angeles, OrangDiego Counties. Orange County, one of its exhibit space at the Fair to the M Mr., Mrs. David Toms Married 35 Years Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fordyce of 13211 Orangewood ave., held an afternoon reception at their home re- cently in celebration of the 35th SAFEWAY Values add up when you fill of our prices are every time you shop—multiply these savings make in a month... Low Prices on Everything EVERY DAY CAKE MIXES Pillsbury. Low Prices on Everything EVERY DAY CAKE MIXES Pillsbury. Chocolate, Golden. Yellow, Spice, White. pkg. 29¢ FRUIT JUICE Grapefruit Juice Town House Brand Natural or 18 oz. Sweet. can 10¢ 46 oz. can 23¢ SHORTENING Royal Satin. Emulsified. can 79¢ (1 lb. can, 29c.) WHITE KINGSOAP Cleans Brighterl 22 oz. pkg. 29¢ PLUS TAX (46 oz. pkg. 57¢ plus tax) LIQUID BLEACH Dated for freshness. White Magic. ½ gal. bottle 25¢ PLUS TAX (Gal. bottle 42¢ plus tax) PUREX BLEACH Liquid Type. ½ gal. bottle 28¢ PLUS TAX (Gal. bottle 47¢ plus tax) TABLE SALT Sno-White. Plain or Iodized. 26 oz. box 10¢ Wesson Oil pint bottle 33¢ quart bottle 63¢ GUARANTEED MEATS DOAST SEVEN BONE or BLADE CUT lb. 39¢ E BEEF. (Round Bone Roast, lb., 45c.) ER Sliced or Piece. Rich Vitamin Source. lb. 25¢ BEEF USDA Choice Beef. Plate Meat. lb. 9¢ BS USDA Choice Beef to bake or braise. lb. 19¢ Mrs. Russell Renner has announced the beginning of ticket sales for the card party sponsored by Native Daughters of the Golden West, Grace Parlor. The public dessert card party will be held at Knott's Berry Farm on October 2. Mr., Mrs. David Toms Married 35 Years Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fordyce of 13211 Orangewood ave., held an afternoon reception at their home recently in celebration of the 35th Electricity s Edison SOUTHERN CALIFORN OAST SEVEN BONE or BLADE CUT lb. 39¢ BEEF (Round Bone Roast, lb., 45c.) ER Sliced or Piece. Rich Vitamin Source. lb. 25¢ BEEF USDA Choice Beef. Plate Meat. lb. 9¢ BS USDA Choice Beef to bake or braise. lb. 19¢ BEEF Boneless Brisket with Mild Cure. lb. 49¢ BEEF Visking Packed. Tested-Made Formula. lb. 39¢ 8 oz. 13c pkg. Veal Rolls Boneless. Fine Roasting! lb. 49c 21c) Cod Fillets Captain's Choice. lb. 33c 8 oz. 25c Haddock Fillets Captain's Choice. lb. 43c 1-lb. 30c Chicken Legs or Thighs pkg. 79c 1-lb. 33c Manor House. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES UPES THICK MEATED JUICY lb. 5¢ ONIONS SWEET MILD 3 lbs. 10¢ RAPES FANCY RED lb. 8¢ RLL, SAT., SEPTEMBER 16, 17, 18, 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES (Thru Sunday in Stores upon Sunday) mit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax collected on taxable items. SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim You'll always be glad you bought a Chevrolet now! Now's the time to buy! Get our big deal! Enjoy a new... Chevr CONE BROTH 215 No. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim B 4—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Sept. 16, 1954 Stanton Infant Dies in Hospital Ronald Mike Rosa, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Rosa of 10171 Flower street, Stanton, died Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph hospital. Besides his parents he is survived by three brothers, Eddie, Bobby and Jimmy; his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Moore, of Artesia. Arrangements are in charge of the Hilgenfeld mortuary. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Mrs. David Toms died 35 Years and Mrs. Austin Fordyce of orangewood ave., held an interception at their home reception on celebration of the 35th state of the United States. wedding anniversary of Mrs. Fordyce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Toms. The Toms have made their home in Anaheim since 1923. Wisconsin is the greatest dairy state of the United States. LET US BUILD IT! Nicholas South and SONS General Contractors RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Leonard E. South Ph. KE 5-4138 Marcus P. South Pr. KE 5-4458 419 North East St. — Anaheim Electricity serves you...wherever you go! Mrs. David Toms died 35 Years and Mrs. Austin Fordyce of orangewood ave., held an afreception at their home re-celebration of the 35th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Fordyce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Toms. The Toms have made their home in Anaheim since 1923. Wisconsin is the greatest dairy state of the United States. Electricity serves you...wherever you go! When you relax at home, electricity is all around you—bringing you light, entertainment, comfort. If you go out for recreation, you may think you're leaving your electric service behind. But electricity plays an important part in the operation of theaters, restaurants, parks and sports arenas, for example. The lights, sounds, pictures and other services are important parts of your electric service—helping to make your living better, every day. 1954 is LIGHT'S DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR the 75th birthday of electric light. CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY You'll stay proud of Chevrolet's lasting good looks. Other low-priced cars just don't have the air of quality you see in Chevrolet. And if you like Chevrolet's looks now, you'll like its looks always. You'll enjoy exclusive features for finer motoring. Body by Fisher—the highest-compression power of any leading low-priced car—the biggest brakes, the only full-length box-girder frame and the only Unitized Knee-Action ride in the low-price field. They're all yours in Chevrolet! You save when you buy and when you trade. Even so, Chevrolet is priced below all other lines of cars. And at trade-in time, you'll be ahead again from Chevrolet's traditionally higher resale value! You'll get a special deal right now. Right now, we're in a position to give you the deal of the year on a new Chevrolet. Come in and let us show you how much you'll gain by buying now! Chevrolet YEAR AFTER YEAR, MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! BROTHERS Chevrolet — Anaheim KE 5-2215