anaheim-gazette 1954-12-02

Nancy Lou Ater—Loren Schelhase Sister Marriage Vows in White Temple Rite The Rev. Frank E. Butterworth of White Temple Church united in marraige on Nov. 28 Miss Nancy Lou Ater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ater of Anaheim, and Loren Floyd Schelhase, son of Floyd Schelhase of Waterloo, Iowa, and Mrs. Charles Owen of Shabbona, Illinois. The ceremony took place in a local wedding chapel amid lovely fall decorations of bronze and yellow mums and oak leaves. As the bride was given in marriage by her father, she was gowned in brocade and tulle of champagne tones. A tiara of seed pearls and sequins caught a matching veil, and she carried a bouquet of miniature white chrysanthemums. Miss Ater was attended by her sister, Annette, gowned in waltz length amber taffeta. Edward Jordahl of Sherman Oaks was best man, and ushers were Leroy Ater, Jr., and Don Vinding. Miss Delores Giardino was soloist and her selections were Grieg's "I Love Thee," and "The Lord's Prayer." Miss Carole Dawson was in charge of the guest book at the reception which followed. Serving were Miss Kathleen Bielefeld and Miss Diane Harper. The new Mrs. Schelhase is a graduate of AUHS and Fullerton Junior college. She received her degree from the Redlands University. Her husband attended schools in Shabbona, III., and was a member of the Marine Corps in World War II. They will live in Anaheim. Local 4-H Member Win Annual Award Anaheim 4-H club members among the award winners last week when outstanding members were honored at the annual awards presentation at Mont school. Special honor from the Huskers went to Charles Holt and Lynn Ann Pletz. Rita Kiley of the Egg Beaters was chosen as was Kenny Mossman of Magnolia Agriculture club. Pletz of the Korn Huskers given the outstanding 4-H tary award. Her club receives gold charter seal for the work and was recognized as achieving 100 per cent completion. Leaders are Mr. Mrs. Carl Korn and Mrs. Pletz. Individual awards went Floyd Holland of the Korn Huskers as an achievement county leader; to Katella Farmers leader; Y. F. Hammatt for alumni recognition; Charles Holland for City winner in dairy achievement; Clada Pletz of the Korn Huskers for county winner in the foods demonstration and aga Home Improvement winner. A dress review with the title "Magic in a Thimble" follows the awards program. Mrs. H. Kirk of Anaheim was in charm program arrangements. Post Office Receive New Delivery Truc MOVING-STORAGE General Trudging PHONE KE 5-2863 805 E. Los Angeles St. Anaheim "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 This Santa's Helper makes Xmas shopping easier... Jammed streets and parking lots become more troublesome than usual during the holiday season. But, you can avoid those driving and parking hardships by taking a comfortable, convenient Metro coach when you shop. Let the friendly Metro operator get you there and home again—save your time and energy for handling that Xmas list. And remember, you'll have more money left for gifts with what you save on gas and parking fees. METROPOLITAN COACH LINES METROPOLITAN COACH LINES Borving 125 communities in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. NOW...it's the light of your life! Light is better than ever. There's an entirely new concept about lighting, these days. It isn't just for seeing. It's one of the handiest things in your home. Light can do so much. Modern lighting has given you complete flexibility in room arrangement. You can put light where you want it, instead of planning around it ... bring light to the work, instead of work to the light. Light costs so little. Today's lighting—the best and most useful ever known—is amazingly inexpensive. There are lamps and fixtures to fit every budget—and all the electricity you need is yours for pennies per day. Edison Southern California Edison Company Local 4-H Members in Annual Awards Anaheim 4-H club members are among the award winners at week when outstanding club members were honored at the annual awards presentation at Fremont school. Special honor from the Korn Huskers went to Charles Holland and Lynn Ann Pletz. Rita Kingsa of the Egg Beaters was chosen as Kenny Mossman of theagnolia Agriculture club. Clada Pletz of the Korn Huskers was then the outstanding 4-H secretary award. Her club received a charter seal for the year's park and was recognized as one receiving 100 per cent project completion. Leaders are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Korn and Mrs. Paul Pletz. Individual awards went to Rod Holland of the Korn Huskers as an achievement county winner; to Katella Farmers leader; F. Hammatt for alumni recognition; Charles Holland for County winner in dairy achievement; and Pletz of the Korn Huskers county winner in the dairy demonstration and again as one Improvement winner. Dress review with the theme "A Thimble" followed by awards program. Mrs. Homer of Anaheim was in charge of program arrangements. 2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, Dec. 8, 1954 DRAMA STUDENTS RECEIVE SPEECH FESTIVAL AWARDS Gold medals were awarded two Marywood drama students recently when they won first honors at the annual Fall Speech Festival held at Canoga Park. Miss Rosalie Flynn, daughter of the Bernard Flynns of Anaheim, represented Marywood in the poetry division and Miss Patricia Nolan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nolan of Orange, placed first in the individual acting division. Medical Speakers At Horace Mann Mrs. Rodney Parsons was appointed parliamentarian of the November Horace Mann meeting replacing Mrs. Charles McHenry who resigned. Informative health talks were given by Dr. Martin J. Miller, D.D.S., Dr. Warren M. Hollingsworth, O.D., and Dr. Robert A. Curtis, M.D. Program Chairman Barton Beach, introduced the speakers, The Rev. John K. Saville gave the invocation and Mrs. Oliver O'Brien presided. A classroom demonstration in health was presented by Miss Curl's second grade, the class awarded the recent membership drive prize. Mrs. J. L. Drennan awarded the group a money tree. Your New Salvation Armv Thrift Store Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Yelle of 8771 Carol Dr., welcomed a 6 lb. 8 oz son in St Joseph hospital on Nov. 24. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone KE 5-3209 251 N. Lemon WE WILL PAY James L. Merris If your monthly mortgage N. Los Angeles Street Anaheim Trimmed just right Your New Salvation Armv Thrift Store Is Now Located At 156 S. Los Angeles ANAHEIM And has a complete line of finely reconditioned Clothing, Shoes, Furniture, Dishes, Bedding, etc. KEystone 5-1631 Come in and Browse Around! PLAN NOW FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS JOIN BANK OF AMERICA'S 1955 CHRISTMAS CLUB TODAY FRESH EGGS CREAM O' THE CROP. There are no better eggs PRESERVES PINEAPPLE LUNCH MEAT SPRY SHORTENING DUTCH MILL CHEESE KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE SOUP Wonderful for mid-meal snack. 2 10½-oz. cans 25¢ MJB WHITE RICE BANK OF 1955 CHRISTMAS CLUB TODAY DUTCH MILL CHEESE KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE SOUP Wonderful for mid-meal snack. 2 10½-oz. cans. 25¢ MJB WHITE RICE Economical, 14-oz. pkg. 17¢ 28-oz. pkg. 33¢ GLAZED FRUIT MIXES Dromedary 1-lb. 39¢ pkg. Radiant 1-lb. 39¢ pkg. TOWNHOUSE BRAND GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Pure and Unsweetened. 46-oz. can 19¢ STA SOLID 7-oz. can 3 Chef-tWith Cheese Tomato Sauce CH Breast For Salads or Sandwiches. LADY Soft, absorbent and sanitary POTATOES WHITE ROSE Fine all-purpose. These are an unusually good buy, and a fine item to AVOCADOS NEW CROP FUERTE Rich in natural oil. Excellent for salads or to eat plain FRESH DATES DEGLET NO. Tender-moist Remember the folks back East with fresh dates. RED GRAPES TOKAYS Plump, sweet Red ripe grapes of exceptional eating quality. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., DECEMBER R. S. A. 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax collected on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY WE WILL PAY YOUR HOME MORTGAGE PAYMENTS up to TWO FULL YEARS in case of SICKNESS or ACCIDENT through our new home owners DISIBILITY POLICY—Figure the LOW COST yourself at 25c per $10 of your monthly mortgage payments. FOR EXAMPLE Charles B. Frank If your monthly mortgage payments are $60 the total yearly cost for the above protection is only $18.00 PHONE US FOR COMPLETE DETAILS III N. Los Angeles Street Anaheim Morris and Frank INSURANCE AGENCY Phone KEystone 5-4444 Complete Inrurance Service SAFEWAY just right for perfect eating! SAFEWAY AGED RIB ROAST This week serve an epicurean masterpiece at your table. This pride cut of the famed Safeway Meat Aging Plant has been aged to the peak of tender, juicy flavor. Trimmed of excess fat and bone before weighing... you pay for only the perfect-eating part! This kingly roast is at Safeway now... at an 69¢ PER POUND RIB ROAST This week serve an epice-roan masterpiece at your table. This pride cut of the famed Safeway Meat Aging Plant has been aged to the peak of tender, juicy flavor. Trimmed of excess fat and bone before weighing... you pay for only the perfect-eating part! This kingly roast is at Safeway now... at an especially reduced price. 69¢ PER POUND FIRST 5 RIBS FROM USDA CHOICE GRADE BEEF SLICED BACON In Heat-seal packages, perfect with eggs. DUBUQUE Brand Grade A Quality. lb. 55¢ SWIFT’S HAM Fancy skinned, 12- to 16-lb. average. PREMIUM Brand Whole or full shank half. (Full butt half, lb., 59c.) lb. 55¢ CORNED BEEF BEEF LIVER CANNED HAMS Boneless Brisket with Mild Cure. lb. 45¢ Sliced, excellent with bacon. lb. 45¢ WILSON'S Tendermade can 5.98 Ocean Perch Fillet Captain's Choice lb. 39¢ Whole Whiting Captain's Choice 1½-lb. pkg. 39¢ Frankfurters Scarslet Skinless 1-lb. cello 45¢ GROUND BEEF Freshly made from selected beef and packed in Visking. TOPS IN QUALITY lb. 39¢ EGGS LARGE SIZE GRADE AA doz. 47¢ here are no better eggs ES SHASTA Grape or Plum. 2-lb. jar 33¢ LE LALANI SLICED. 20-oz. can 29¢ HEAT RATH'S BLACK HAWK 12-oz. can 37£ NING Pure Vegetable. 3-lb. can 90£ CHEESE Sliced American, Swiss or Pimiento. 8-oz. pkg. 25£ FT FLOUR Enriched White. 5-lb. pkg. 52£ SHORTENING Emulsi-Mixed. 3-lb. can 84£ Typical Beverage Values Edwards Coffee Vacuum Pack 1-lb. can 99¢ Nob Hill Coffee Tops in Quality 1-lb. bag 94¢ Airway Coffee Mild and Mellow 1-lb. bag 92¢ Instant Coffee Edwards 100% Pure 2-oz. jar 59¢ Additional Values Black Tea Canterbury brand 48-bag carton 47¢ Wheaf Hearts SPEKRY Cereal 28-oz. pkg. 28¢ How to make a CHRISTMAS COOKIE MOBILE! Your Family Circle shows you how to make it... December issue HEESE Sliced American, Swiss or Pimienta. 8 oz. pkg. 25¢ FT FLOUR Enriched White. 5 lb. pkg. 52¢ SHORTENING Emulsi-Mixed. 3 lb. can 84¢ UP 25¢ ICE oz. 33¢ BOXES Giant 39£ AND ICE 19£ STAR-KIST TUNA SOLID 7 oz. can 33¢ CHUNK 6½-oz. can 30¢ SPAGHETTI Chef-Boy-ar-Dee Brand. With Cheese and Tomato Sauce. 2 cans 25¢ CHUNK TUNA Breast O' Chicken For Salads or Sandwiches. 6½-oz. can 30¢ LADY DAINTY TISSUES Soft, absorbent and sanitary. 300-pack 17¢ PLUS TAX WHITE ROSE Fine all-purpose. 10 lb. bags 29¢ food buy, and a fine item to have plenty of. NEW CROP FUERTE ea. 15¢ ant for salads or to eat plain. DEGLET NOOR Tender-moated. 8-lb. pkg. 59£ East with fresh dates. Packed in shipping cartons. TOKAYS Plump, sweet lb. 10¢onal eating quality. How to make a CHRISTMAS COOKIE MOBILE! Your Family Circle shows you how to make it... December issue NOW ON SALE 5¢ COTTAGE CHEESE Blossom Time, Cream, pt. ctn. 19¢ Farmer or Chive. Cream & Farmer style,½-pt. ctn., 11c. Bakery Section Values CURTSY GOLD LAYER CAKE CHOCOLATE ICED Freshly baked—creamy-rich chocolate-frosted! (Regular price, 75c) CALO DOG FOOD Rich in Protein. 2 15½-oz. cans 23¢ LIQUID BLEACH WHITE MAGIC PUREX ½-gal. 26¢ PLUS tax gal. 44¢ PLUS tax ½-gal. 29¢ PLUS tax gal. 49¢ PLUS tax WHITE KING SOAP Granulated All-Purpose. 40-oz. pkg. 57¢ PLUS tax SAT., DECEMBER RES IN THIS AREA. Free to dealers. Obtain items. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM