anaheim-gazette 1957-07-18

Members of the two Boy Scout Councils of Orange County and their leaders shown on the steps of the United States Senate with Congressman James B. Ull (center, left), and Vice President Nixon. The Vice President spoke to the group during their visit to Washington, D. C., on their way to the National Jamboree in Valley Forge. The group was in charge of John S. Sterrett, District Scout Executive of the Orange Empire Council. Horticultural Fax By Harvell Gillouple Allen Van Horn, Jr. Passes Away Sat. Death last Saturday took Allen W. Van Horn, Sr., who passed away at St. Mary's Hospital in Long Beach. He was born in Illi- Members of the two Boy Scout Councils of Orange County and their leaders shown on the steps of the United States Senate with Congressman James B. Ull (center, left), and Vice President Nixon. The Vice President spoke to the group during their visit to Washington, D.C., on their way to the National Jamboree in Valley Forge. The group was in charge of John S. Sterrett, District Scout Executive of the Orange Empire Council. Horticultural Fax By Rervell Gillespie DAHLIAS IN ANCIENT MEXICO... THESE FLAMBOVANT BLOOMS WERE USED AS A SOURCE OF FOOD. THE TUBERS CONTAIN A HEALTHFUL STARCH LIKE SUBSTANCE CALLED INULIN. TO GET BIGGER DAHLIAS, PINCH OFF THE TWO SIDE BUDS. TO PREVENT INSECT DAMAGE, USE AN ALL PURPOSE INSECTICIDE. OLD DAHLIA ROOTS SHOULD BE DIVIDED EACH SPRING. SAVE HEALTHY INDIVIDUAL TUBERS WITH EYES. John O. Taylor Claimed by Death John O. Taylor passed away at his home in Garden Grove on Wednesday of last week, July 10. He was born in Georgia 82 years ago and came to California in 1940. Survivors are two nephews, Thomas V. Taylor, a member of the Anaheim Police Dept., and Dan O. Taylor of Anaheim, and a niece, Mrs. Clara Moore of Fullerton. Funeral services were held last Saturday, at 10 a.m. from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Mortuary with the Rev. Paul Kugler, pastor of the Free Family Picnic for Optimists This Eve The members of Anaheim Optimist Club and their families will hold their family picnic this evening. Thursday, at La Palma Park. The evening is to begin at 6:30. Food arrangements are being made by the Opti-Mrs. Club. Drinks and ice cream will be furnished. At the regular meeting last Thursday evening, Les Mitchell gave a report on the District Convention held recently at Disneyland Hotel. Nick Tankersley also reported that the fireworks stand netted a nice profit for the club. A joint meeting on July 25 with the Opti-Mrs. Club is planned. Survivors are two nephews, Thomas V. Taylor, a member of the Anaheim Police Dept., and Dan O. Taylor of Anaheim, and a niece, Mrs. Clara Moore of Fullerton. Funeral services were held last Saturday at 10 a.m. from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Mortuary with the Rev. Paul Kugler, pastor of the Free Methodist Church of this city, officiating. Interment was in Fairhaven cemetery. County GOP to Picnic July 24th Orange County Republicans will hear State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood when they gather for a "Grand Old-fashioned Party barbecue" in Lake Park, Huntington Beach at 5:30 Wednesday evening, July 24. The midsummer political rally is sponsored by Republican Associates of Orange County, L. D. Fedderman, Associates chairman, extended an invitation to all county citizens interested in supporting Republican Party principles. Mrs. Evelyn Gardiner of Newport Beach is county chairman for the program. Information and tickets may be secured from Republican Associates at 118 South Los Angeles in Anaheim, PRospect 4-5825. COMPLETES SCHOOL Navy Ens. Jerry F. Farrow, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Farrow of 11171 Tonia Lane, Anaheim, and husband of the former Miss Alice M. Martin of Garden Grove, completed Navy Supply Corps School at Athens, Ga., on July 27. Graduates are qualified for Supply Corps duties afloat and ashore. Food arrangements are being made by the Opti-Mrs. Club. Drinks and ice cream will be furnished. At the regular meeting last Thursday evening, Les Mitchell gave a report on the District Convention held recently at Disneyland Hotel. Nick Tankersley also reported that the fireworks stand netted a nice profit for the club. A joint meeting on July 25 with the Opti-Mrs. Club is planned, the purpose being to plan and arrange the entire year's activities. Each committee chairman is requested to meet with his committee and formulate plans so they may report at this meeting. A very pleasant visit was enjoyed at the Optimist Boys Home last Sunday evening when all the presidents of this district Optimist Clubs and Opti-Mrs. Clubs were entertained at a dinner. 'Y' Dance Classes Are Underway Here "It was lots of fun dancing on the 'cool patio'" was the typical expression from the young couples participating last Thursday in the first instruction class with Weldon O'Toole, master of the various American and Latin dancing steps. The classes held at the Anaheim YMCA was the first of a series of nine lessons being offered at special reduced rates. The class is still open to a few more persons who would like to participate in this new activity. The time is 8 p.m., each Thursday at the YMCA, 121 S. Citron Street, Anaheim. Additional information may be obtained by phoning the YMCA, KE 5-2165 or Mrs. Betty Holden, chairman of the activity for the 'Y' Wives, sponsors of the event, at KE 5-0439. Local 'Y' Club Institute New San Diego Club Approximately 200 persons attended the chartering ceremony of the Downtown San Diego Y's Men's Club on Saturday, June 29. The theme for the event, which was sponsored by the Anaheim Y's Men's Club, was in keeping with the San Diego Fiesta celebration and was held in the new Coplay Branch YMCA. James Abrecht, president of the Anaheim Y's Men's Club, presided and served as master of ceremonies. District Governor Dee Johnson, of Fullerton, installed the following officers of the new club: President, Stanley W. Murdock; Vice President, Norman Wainwright; Secretary, Ronald E. Cunningham; Treasurer, William Sipple; and board members, David Oliver, George B. Harris and J. Morrison Riddle. International Director Harmon Wilkinson presented the charter to President Murdock. The sponsoring club presented pins, a banner, a gavel and several other pieces of equipment to the new group in order to help the club off to a good start. Traveling to San Diego from Anaheim to assist Abrecht in the organization of the new Y's Men's chapter were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flickinger, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loop, Mr. and Mrs. Bill West, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burford, Mr. and Mrs. John Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brookman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Birthday Party for L. Frank Kellogg Mrs. Helen Kellogg Aubin of 122 Orange Avenue in Santa Ana, was among the guests that gathered to honor her son's birthday, L. Frank Kellogg of this city, who was 57 years old. Born in Honolulu, he spent his first year there. His father, the late H. Clay Kellogg, an engineer, dammed up the rivers and streams on that island for the uses of irrigation and domestic use. These reservoirs are in use today. In recalling her life in the islands, Mrs. Aubin said upon arriving back in 1800, they spent their first night in Pearl Harbor and survived the worst storm ever experienced there. Twenty-seven inches of rain fell during the month of February. When they were to return home again, they were scheduled to return on the Rio de Janeiro bus missed their boat. Due to a storm the setamship went on the rock outside the Golden Gate on the mainland, killing all persons on board. Among the guests arriving for the recent party was a son, Dr Wm. Clay Kellogg, his wife and two small sons from Honolulu. Among the many gifts he received was a portable electric fan and a miniature travelling radio. SAFEWAY'S you Hankerin' for WA -sweet pickin' in NORTHERN GROWN Deep red flesh, vine ripened to peak Van Horn, Jr. Away Sat. last Saturday took Allen Horn, Sr., who passed St. Mary's Hospital in Bach. He was born in Illiears ago and had resided since 1948, the family ing at 1926 W. Ball Road. ors are his wife, Myrtle Horn of Anaheim; one W. Van Horn, Jr., who the Air Force, stationed and; one daughter, Mrs. M. Stevens of Glendora, grandchildren. as a member of Bixby Christian Church in Long Rev. James A. Warren, of Bixby Knolls Church, service Wednesday at from the Backs, Campand Kaulbars Mortuary Interment was in Loma Memorial Park. HALLAMORE FESTIVAL Approximately 4000 employees and members of their families attended the first annual Family Festival for Hallamore Electronics Company employees held last Saturday, July 13, at Disneyland's Holidayland, the affair starting at 10 a.m. and lasting until 10 p.m. Many prizes were given during the games period and entertainment which included a portable TV, several radios, toasters, coffee pots, irons, an Elgin watch, portable bar-b-q set, silverware set, games of all kinds and many other worthwhile gifts. ICE CUBES NORTHERN GROWN Deep red flesh, vine ripened to peak of flavor. For a thumpin' good melon, shop Safeway! WHOLE MELON per lb. Other Melon Values! CANTALOUPES Thick meatod, vino-ripened lb. CASABAS Northern grown, thick white meat lb. HONEYDEWS Smooth skinned, fully mature, thick meat lb. ORO BLANCOS Northern grown, fully mature melons CHEESE SPREAD VELVEETA Made by Kraft—Excel-lent on Toast 2-lb. loaf 79¢ BREEZE A Safeway Guaranteed Product 2-lb. loaf 69¢ INSTANT COFFEE Edward's Pure 2-oz. jar 45¢ 4-oz. jar 89¢ 6-oz. jar . . $1.23 M.J.B. Brand 2-oz. jar 47¢ 6-oz. $129 ROXBURY CANDY ICE CUBES WITHOUT TRAYS Only in SERVEL GAS ICE-MAKER REFRIGERATORS The Ice-Maker is exclusive in the Servel Gas Refrigerator. It automatically freezes ice cubes without trays and drops them in a basket. You can reach in any time and take one or dozens. The Ice-Maker replaces them automatically without your doing a thing. Servel's second exclusive feature is silent Gas operation. A tiny Gas flame makes ice and cold...takes the place of a motor and moving parts. Servel's third exclusive feature is a ten-year warranty—twice the warranty offered by any other refrigerator. See a demonstration today at your Servel Gas Refrigerator dealer or Gas Company. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY AS gives you silent, motorless, trouble-free refrigeration! USDA CHOICE GRADE ROUND ST BONELESS ROUND 79¢ per lb. CENTER CUT Bone In per lb. 69¢ SW STY Bone per SLICED BACON 1-lb. pkg. 69¢ Morrell's Pride Fine with fried liver DUCKLINGS lb. 49¢ Evlscerated, Grade A to 5-lb. avg. BOLOGNA 11-oz. pkg. 43¢ All Beef Chubs—Quality Ingredients SALAMI CHUBS 43¢ All Beef—Fried with eggs, it's delicious 11-oz. pkg. PRICES EFFECTIVE July 18, 19, 20. 1957. No dealer sales. Limit right reserved. Applicable taxes collected. Save Safeway Pink Cash Register Tapes Redeem them for fine SAVE-A-TAPE Premium! Your Nearest Safeway Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg are spending a well earned vacation in Oregon and Washington. He is principal of Anaheim Union High School. More Entries In Jr. Baseball With the starting date less than a month away, team entries are increasing daily. Adding to an earlier announcement of 22 teams are two teams of American Legion Junior Baseball who will be playing for their first time in this 12th annual invitational American Legion Junior Baseball tournament played at Anaheim's La Palma Park Stadium, that starts on Monday night, August 12. Newcomers are Pomona and Pacific Beach, other recent entries are: Alhambra, Monterey Park, Pasadena, El Monte, Alta-dena, Vista, Inglewood, Burbank, Glendora, Westchester, So.-Los Angeles, Westwood-Bruin and Colton. According to D. Patrick Ahern, tournament general chairman, there will be two games nightly 7 and 9 p.m., with games at Fullerton and Anaheim on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Melon Patch 2½¢ Values! 6¢ lb. 15¢ lb. 15¢ lb. 9¢ lb. SAFEWAY COUPON To introduce you to one of Safeway's Guaranteed Products! SAVE 20¢ ON 10-lb. BAG CANDI-CANE CANE SUGAR WITH THIS COUPON AT SAFEWAY Offer good July 18, 19, 20, 1937, except in San Diego or Imperial Counties. Cash value of coupon 1/20 of 1c. Limit one Coupon per Customer FRESH EGGS GRADE A LARGE SIZE 1-doz. 43¢ Breakfast Gems GOLDEN CORN Saracen Brand Cream Style 8¼-oz. can 5¢ MAYONNAISE Nu Made Brand Extra Egg Rich qt. jar 49¢ RANCH STYLE BEANS 15-oz. can 10¢ JELL WELL Gelatin Desserts 8 Delicious Flavors 3-oz. pkg. 7¢ PRESERVES Empress Brand Strawberry 2-lb. jar 49£ CURTSY CAKE Cherry Angel Food—Reg. 47c ea. 39£ ORANGE SODA Cragmont Carbo-nated Beverage 2 full quarts 33£ YOU CAN WIN an EXTRA $2500 from SAFEWAY! If you win one of the two Grand Prizes in Pillsbury Best 9th Grand National Bake-off, you will receive a special prize of $2500 in cash from Safeway by naming Safeway as the place you purchased Pillsbury Flour. CONTEST CLOSES JULY 31, 1957 CURTSY CAKE Cherry Angel Food—Reg. 47c ea. 39¢ ORANGE SODA Cragmont Carbonated Beverage 2 full quarts 33¢ YOU CAN WIN an EXTRA $2500 from SAFEWAY! If you win one of the two Grand Prizes in Pillsbury Best 9th Grand National Bake-off, you will receive a special prize of $2500 in cash from Safeway by naming Safeway as the place you purchased Pillsbury Flour. CONTEST CLOSES JULY 31, 1957 KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR Enriched White bag 49¢ 10-lb. bag 89¢ PILLSBURY FLOUR Enriched White bag 55¢ 10-lb. bag 99¢ ND STEAK 69¢ SWISS STYLE Bone In per lb. 59¢ PANCAKE MIX Betty 28-oz. pkg. 29¢ 46-oz. pkg. 45¢ Crocker pkg. 17¢ 2-lb. pkg. 33¢ Kitchen 1-lb. pkg. 17¢ 2-lb. pkg. 33¢ Craft pkg. 17¢ 2-lb. pkg. 33¢ CAKE MIX DROMEDARY Brand Choice of White, Yellow or Devil's Food 19-oz. pkg. 29¢ ANGEL FOOD MIX Dromedary Brand 19-oz. pkg. 45¢ Captain's Choice FROZEN SEA FOODS SCALLOPS Breaded Pro-Cooked Pan Ready pkg. 49¢ SHRIMP Breaded All Ready For the Pan pkg. 63¢ FROZEN FOODS GREEN PEAS 2 Bol-air Brand Green Beans Bol-air, Regular Cut—9-oz. Butter Beans Libby Brand—10-oz. Leaf Spinach Bol-air Brand—12-oz. SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim