anaheim-gazette 1954-09-23

3—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, Sept. 20, 1954 LET US BUILD IT! Nicholas South and SONS General Contractors RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Leonard E. Marcus P. South Ph. KE 5-4138 Pr. KE 5-4460 419 North East St. — Anaheim Newlyweds Honored In Recent Reception With "Indian Summer" as its theme, a reception honoring newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. John F. Nelson was given recently by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis at 420 E Wilhelmina street. Guests gathered to offer best wishes, listened as the Rev. Wm. McKinley Walker, pastor of Wesley Methodist church, gave a wedding prayer. The bride, nee, Nancy Lou Davis, was gowned in an afternoon frock of pale pink and wore a corsage of pink carnations as she cut the wedding cake. Mrs. Joseph Murn and Mrs. Charles De Gennera poured. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, married in Las Vegas, had just returned from a Dessert-Inn honeymoon. They will make their home in Hollywood. "LOTTA" IS COMING! At the age of sixteen years John D. Rockefeller became a clerk in a mercantile establishment. THE MASTERPIECE OF HOMES ANAHEIM GARDENS THE MASTERPIECE OF HOMES ANAHEIM GARDENS The Finest Home in It's Class! UNIT No. 2 NO DOWN TO VETS! Truly the finest home in its class — anywhere — a home created for the disciplinating family. Forced air heat, beautiful exteriors, fireplace with backdrip 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 $6541 PER MO. (PRIN. & INT.) A HAHN-ST. JOHN "Better Home" Development GEORGE J. DAVIES EXCLUSIVE AGENT KEystone 5-9831 1345 Romneya Ave. • Anaheim Choose a range with the MODERN You'll cook better, too, on a MODERN automatic gas range You'll cook better, too, on a MODERN automatic gas range The new O'KERFE & MERRITT CP Automatic Gas Range, one of the many CP gas ranges available in this area. Who says a range is just a range? One glance at today's automatic gas ranges is all you'll need to see the sparkling difference. These span-new beauties have the Modern Look...the sleek-line look that does wonders for your kitchen. And what your new automatic gas range won't do for your morale! You begin cooking as you knew you could. Meals turn up looking as if they'd been clipped from the pages of a fancy home magazine. The quick, steady, controllable heat of gas is why your creative ability to the letter. Your those special treasured stove couldn't be here's so know. A new auto clean and fast - a use. Why don't you models demonstrate. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Only GAS gives you such modern automati Y.L.I. NOTES Mary Jean Lambert, Junior Past President and Helen Osborn, chairman of the project to raise money for a donation to St. Jude hospital, presented Rev. Mother Felix of the Sisters of St. Joseph with a check for two hundred and fifty dollars to buy something needed for the chapel to be erected on the grounds of St. Jude's hospital. The group also voted to send the Emergency Polio Fund a check for one hundred and fifty dollars, as it is a very worthy cause. Mary Jean Lambert, district deputy for District 17 will make her official visit to Madonna Institute at Chula Vista on Sept. 28. The Quarterly Communion Sunday will be Sept. 26 at St. Boniface church at mass. The Anaheim Institute of YLI was called to order by the President, Mrs. Blanche Hudson at 8 o'clock last evening at the IOOF hall. After the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting and reports of the various committees made, the president called upon the standing committees to make their reports. Cord Rosary: Wednesday at 7:30 at Betty Dailey's home, 1004 W. Water street. The monthly card party will be held on Sept. 30, at the home of Maxine Pitcher, 621 S. Palm st. KE 5-5059. Bonnie Strickroth has charge of reservations. 1242 E. Wilhelmina st. Ke 5-0587. Quarterly Communion will be on Sunday, Sept.26, at 7 o'clock Mass, St. Boniface church. Breakfast at the Smack Shop in Fullerton, immediately following Mass. Mary Jean Lambert has charge of reservations. Baby Clinic the first Wednesday in October. Next meeting, Oct. 4, at the IOOF hall at $ o'clock p.m. Anaheim Host to Co. NDGW Parlors The four Orange County Parlors of Native Daughters of the Golden West held a joint meeting in Anaheim on Thursday evening to arrange the October visit of the Grand Parlor President. The American Legion hall on North Lemon street was decorated with baskets of golden dahlias for the occasion. Anaheim president Leota Carden presided and announced details of the local group's card party, at Knott's Berry Farm, on Oct. 2. Val Renner is ticket chairman. Parlors participating were Grace Parlor No. 242 of Anaheim, Santa Ana Parlor No. 235, Conchita Parlor No. 294 of Balboa, and Silver Sands Parlos No. 286 of Huntington Beach. Fremont P-TA Has Brunch in Park A special meeting of Fremont PTA Executive Board and brunch was held in City Park recently to plan the fall season's activities Mrs. Max Hiltscher, president, introduced the manager of the Anaheim Fox Theater, J. D. Busath, who gave an account of his problems with unchaperoned youths in the theater. He asked for assistance from the group toward a solution. Principal "Tommy" Thomason addressed the Board, giving a resume of school activities to date. He said that the plant was overcrowded but that students and teachers were cooperating and that the outlook for a successful year was bright. Co-hostesses for the morning meeting were Mrs. Hiltscher and Mrs. Ted Dinkler. he held on Sept. 30, at the home of Maxine Pitcher, 621 S. Palm st. KE 5-5059. Bonnie Strickroth has charge of reservations. 1242 E. Wilhelmina st. Ke 5-0587. Quarterly Communion will be on Sunday, Sept.26, at 7 o'clock Mass, St. Boniface church. Breakfast at the Smack Shop in Fullerton, immediately following Mass. Mary Jean Lambert has charge of reservations. Baby Clinic the first Wednesday in October. On Sept 28 Mary Jean Lambert will make her official visit to Madonna Institute, Chula Vista, at 8 o'clock. We are thinking about having a "Ask it, Basket." Those interested contact Helen Osborne for more information. The group voted to send the Community Chest a check for $25. There will be a Rosary Hour in the Santa Ana Bowl on Sunday, Oct. 3, at 3 o'clock. Try to be present. On Saturday, Oct 2, Mary Jean Lambert will preside at a district meeting of District 17. All chair officers are invited to attend, St. Joseph's hall, Santa Ana. The tables in the dining room were decorated with lovely fall flowers and a delicious dessert was "LOTTA" IS COMING! PEANUT BUTTER Peter Pan Brand, Smooth Type "Kids love it!" 18-oz. jar 39¢ You will too. FRESH EGGS Cream O' the Crop Finest you can buy! MEDIUM SIZE GRADE A doz. 37¢ Pancake-Waffle or Buckwheat Mix Suzanna Brand 20-oz. 16¢ 40-oz. 29¢ pkg. SYRUP Sleepy Hollow 24-oz. bottle 49¢ Blend of sugar and pure maple sugar. HALF & HALF Lucerne. Half milk, half cream. Homogenized. For cereals & coffee. pint carton 18¢ quart carton 35¢ PENNANT COFFEE PRESERVES TILLAMOOK CHEESE SCOT TISSUE DETERGENTS CHEER 19-oz. 28¢ pkg. Heavy Duty! PLUS TAX CORNE BEEF L SLICED LARGE STEWI PILLSBURY 5-lb. bag 52¢ (Redeem your 25c C) Sliced Bread Mrs. (Regular or Sandwich) White or Wheat Roxbury Candied TV Mellow Creams the ERN LOOK and MODERN features Periscope oven. You look in the periscope viewer...and see and MODERN features Periscope oven. You look in the periscope viewer...and see what's cooking in the oven. No stooping! No opening the oven door until baking time is up. Built-in griddle. Crisply fried bacon! Sunny-side-up eggs! Light, golden hot cakes! You do them all to a "turn" on this even-heat, built-in griddle. Adjustable radiant broiler. A touch of your hand and the broiler grid glides up or down. You can change levels while you're broiling for that just-right juiciness and flame-kissed flavor. Broiling with gas is smokeless, of course. Automatic Gas Range, controllable in this area. heat of gas is what does it...let you use all your creative ability...helps you follow recipes to the letter. You'll be able to serve your family those special treats and fancy dishes that your old stove couldn't handle. And here's something your husband should know. A new automatic gas range cooks cool, clean and fast—and costs less to buy, install and use. Why don't you both see the glistening new models demonstrated...this week? TILLAMOOK CHEESE SCOT TISSUE TOILET PAPER DETERGENTS CHEER 19-oz. pkg. 28¢ PLUS TAX Heavy Duty! TIDE All 19-oz. pkg. 28¢ PLUS TAX Purpose PARADE Suds. 19-oz. pkg. 28¢ PLUS TAX CHUNK TUNA Breast O' Chicken. 6½-oz. can 29¢ Green Label can. CALO DOG FOOD Rich in 2 15½-oz. cans 27¢ Baby Powder Johnson's Brand large can 49c Baby Oil Mennen's Brand 6-oz. bottle 49c Apple Juice Tea Garden quart bottle 33c Tomatoes Gardenside 2 28-oz. cans 29c Luncheon Meal Kingans brand 12-oz. can 39c Gelatin Jell Well Assorted Flavors 3 3-oz. pkgs. 22c Puddings Jell Well Assorted Flavors 3 pkgs. 25c Shortening Spry Brand 2-lb. can 88c Instant Coffee Edwards 100% Pure 2-oz. bottle 53c Nonfat Dry Milk LAC Mix 3-lb. pkg. 99c Liquid Starch Fountleroy quart bottle 20c Liquid Starch Vono Brand quart bottle 24c PLUS TAX VALUES IN PEARS YAMS LETTUCK PRICES EFFECTIVE THIN IN THIS AREA. Shop Mrs. Robert Watson Elected P-TA Officer When the PTA Board of George Washington school held an executive session, Mrs. Robert Watson was elected vice-president, replacing Mrs. Russell Ireland, now residing elsewhere. Mmes. Raymond Damerall, F. Osterman and Paul Merrill were chosen hostesses for the Anaheim Council of Parent and Teachers district meeting being held today (Sept. 23). The first regular PTA meeting of the school year will be Oct. 13, with a series of get-to-gether teas planned for parents meanwhile by room mothers. School Open House; Social for Parents Parents and friends of Broadway school are invited to attend an open house and get-acquainted social event at the school, at 7:30 p.m., Sept. 30, with PTA Board members as hostesses. Teachers will be on hand to meet new parents and to welcome the old. Refreshments will be served following a classroom tour. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucldng PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angelee St. Anaheim HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 SAFEWAY st right for perfect eating! Guests coming to dinner? Serve a tender, juicy rib roast... the kind of rib roast you'll find at Safeway. It's trimmed of excess fat and bone before it's weighed... the perfect-eating part is the only part you pay for. And—it's quality meat... USDA CHOICE graded beef... like all Safeway fine meat cuts! RIB ROAST Standing Cut, 7" Long, from 1st 5 Ribs USDA CHOICE Grade RIB ROAST Standing Cut, 7" Long, from 1st 5 Ribs USDA CHOICE Grade Beef. Safeway Aged to the Peak of Flavor! SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICE! CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET USDA Choice Beef. lb. 49¢ BEEF LIVER Sliced or Piece. Delicious with bacon. lb. 39¢ SLICED BACON DUBUQUE Brand. Grade A Quality. lb. 63¢ LARGE BOLOGNA By the Piece. Freshly-made. lb. 39£ STEWING HENS MANOR HOUSE Cut-Up. lb. 49¢ PILLSBURY FLOUR 5-lb. bag 52¢ 10-lb. bag 99¢ (Redeem your 25c Coupon at Safeway) Sliced Bread Mrs. Wrights Ige, std. White or Wheat loaf 26¢ (Regular or Sandwich.) (White or Wheat, Std. Loaf 18¢) Roxbury Candied TV Mix...37¢ Mellow Creams Roxbury Candy 1-lb. pkg. 25¢ OFFEE 1-lb. bag 89¢ SHASTA BRAND Pure Strawberry. 2-lb. jar 49¢ CHEESE lb. 55£ TOILET PAPER roll 10¢ Veal Rolls Boneless For Roasting lb. 49¢ Ground Beef Visking Pack lb. 39¢ Ocean Perch Fillet Captain's Choice lb. 39£ Breaded Shrimp Captain's 10-oz. Choice pkg. 59£ COTILLION GUEST ICE CREAM FRESH PEACH (Flavor of the Month) Also other flavors. (2 pts., 47¢) pint 24£ CURTSY WHITE LAYER CAKE CHOCOLATE ICED Freshly baked — creamyrich chocolate-frostedl (Regular price, 75¢) MEATS FOR BABIES Swift's Choicest Lean Meats. 5 cans 99£ GERBERS BABY FOODS Strained Varieties. 6 cans 49£ BISQUICK CORN FLAKES BETTY CROCKER'S "12-in-1" Biscuit Mix. 40-oz. pkg. 39£ KELLOGG'S 8-oz. pkg. 14£ 12-oz. pkg. 19£ CHEESE lb. 55¢ roll 10¢ GERBERS BABY FOODS Strained Varieties. 6 cans 49¢ BISQUICK BETTY CROCKER'S "12-in-1" Biscuit Mix. 40-oz. pkg. 39¢ CORN FLAKES KELLOGG'S 8-oz. pkg. 14¢ 12-oz. pkg. 19¢ RITZ CRACKERS Crisper, they just don't wilt. 1-lb. pkg. 32£ MARGARINE SUNNYBANK "Just-made flavor." 1-lb. pkg. 23£ CHUNK TUNA TORPEDO Light Meat. 6-oz. can 25£ CHILI CON CARNE DENNISON'S with Beans. 15½-oz. can 23£ SODA CRACKERS BUSY BAKER Brand 1-lb. pkg. 23£ FROZEN GRAPE JUICE BEL-AIR Brand 6-oz. can 17£ SLICED PEACHES BEL-AIR Frozen 10-oz. pkg. 19¢ VALUES IN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PEARS LAKE COUNTY BARTLETT Just right for eating or canning. lb. 10¢ YAMS VELVET VARIETY Medium Size. 3 lbs. 25£ LETTUCE Fresh Green. Excellent for Salads. lb. 5¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPTEMBER 23, 24, 25, 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES (Thru Sunday in Stores open Sunday) Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax collected on taxable items. Shop SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim