anaheim-gazette 1959-05-21

BARBECUE EXPERTS — start right out with the selection and cutting of the meat. And thus the way they do it in preparation for the Orange May Festival Barbeque. St. Peter's Lutheran church in Olive sponsors this event with "experts" A. B. (Bud) Paschall, right, and George Helman, supervising the cutting done by Wm. P. Shira. Olive butcher. The annual barbeque is a Satday afternoon and evening feature of the festival during the week of May 18 to 24. It is held Orange City park. BELLRINGER CHAIRMEN — Heading the annual Bellinger drive by the Orange County Association for Mental Health next Monday, May 25, a re-the-following community chairman of their respective communities: left to right, front row: D r. Glory Ludwick, Fullerton; Mrs. Ralph Palma, La Habra; Mrs. Robert Brace, La Habra and B uena Park; Mrs. Otto Marin, Orange. Rear: B. F. Oliver, Chapman College; Mrs. Milton K. B orenstein, Anaheim. MARY WILBOURN Mary Wilbourn, 57, a native of Arkansas who came to California in 1942, died unexpectedly Monday afternoon at the Mission Hospital in Huntington Park. She is survived by her husband, Edgar Bryant Wilbourn at the family home, 525 S. West St. Four daughters, Mrs. Mary Lou Jones of Oklahoma, Mrs. Dorothy J. Karnes of Long Beach, Miss Linda Sue and Miss Vanita Jean Wilbourn both at home; mother, Mrs. Walter McLaughlin of Oklahoma; a brother, Roger McLaughlin of Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Rush of Oklahoma and Mrs. Vera Blackburn of Bellflower and five grandchildren. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Anaheim. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel, Thursday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Earl Kernahan of the First Methodist Church officiating with interment in Westminster Memorial Park. NELLIE G. BRESSLER Nellie G. Bressler of Fann, Anaheim, died unexpectedly Monday at the age of 73 was born in Nebraska and been a resident of Anaheim years and was making her with her daughter,' Mrs. J line May of Anaheim. The mains were shipped to Den interment. Backs-Troutmau Kaulbars Mortuary was in of arrangements. greater stability! greater stability! WIDE-TRACK PONTIAC! Wheels are five inches farther apart. This widens the stance, not the car, gives you road-hugging stability, less lean and sway. Only Pontiac has Wide-Track Wheels! REE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC 336 S. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim — Phone KEystone 3-3121 Youth Protection Group Organized For Magnolia Dist. Plans for formation of a Parents Committee for Youth Protection for the Magnolia School District are announced by a group of parents from the Dr. Jonas E. The group is meeting as a result Salk School. The group is meeting as a result of the request of Superintendent Kenneth Neilson, of the Magnolia District, for some help from the parents in an effort to lend support to the school administration. Recent cases of indecent exposure and malicious mischief on the school grounds have caused the action to be taken and the first meeting was held at the home of Mrs. George P. Karcher. Sitting in at the meeting and actively engaged in making plans for future action were: Mrs. Herbert Bach, Mrs. Howard Shaw, Mrs. Carl Keppeler, Mrs. Robert Tennyson, Mrs. Donald Shubert and Mrs. Charles Corinth. The meeting was called at the request of the chairman, George Karcher, who presented a blueprint for action and called for plans for a mass meeting of parents from the entire Magnolia District, to be held at the Dr. Jonas E. Salk School in the near future. A program for the first meeting at the school was voted on by speakers from the Elff's Office, the City of Annapolis Juvenile Division, the Call Youth Authority, the County Probation Department all other offices that would be able to contribute something stantial to the committee's objective. The plan is not only to allow of the children to the district ahead at this time of the but to include a program of education that will enable mothers and fathers to closely with the school authority to solve this problem. The for the mass meeting will be announced soon, and all parent interested persons are invited. FROZEN FOOD S May 18 to 24. It is held in GRAPE JUICE Bel-air Concentrated Pure Concord 6-oz. $18¢ SPINACH Bel-air Leaf or Chopped 12-oz. $37¢ Swanson TV Dinners Haddock, Chicken Turkey, Beef or Meat Loaf each $59¢ Swanson Meat Pies Choice of Beef, Chicken or Turkey 4 8-oz. Pies $100 County Fair Cream Pies Choice of Chocolate or Cocoanut Full 17-oz. size $49¢ Serve Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce with all moist and poultry — it's the PERFECT DATE FOR EVERY MEAT! Wilson's Slice'n ServiTandermode, Fully 16-oz. pkg. 98¢ Chunk Cooked, Boneless There are 2 things different about Truly Fine NYLONS The quality MUST please you ... money-back guaranteed! They cost less — little more than half the price of many famous brands Farmer John Bacon Ocean Perch Captain's Choice Fillets Whole Whiting Safeway Sliced Luncheo COOKED SALAMI LARGE BOLOGNA 3 8-oz. $100 3 8-oz. $100 Jell-well Desserts Edwards Coffee Multi-Grain Bread Assorted Goetkins 2-lb. con. 1.17 Skylark Baked Jell-well Desserts Edwards Coffee Multi-Grain Bread Grade AA Eggs Cream o' the Crop Large 35¢ Medium 29¢ CURTSY CAKE Party Angel Food Baked in our immaculate bakery 12-oz. ring 39¢ Cool AUTO SEAT CUSHIONS Ride seat, Comfortable, Asserted colors. Long Life. Spring Call Action. Wide Width. Safeway Produce Fresh, Fresh, Fre Sweet C New Crop—Coac Set out a platter, piping Hot! Pass the Salt and Butter! We reserve the SA Little League Baseball Outfit to be Register Today for your FREE chance, at Your Nearest Safeway — 135 S at the school was voted to include speakers from the Sherman Office, the City of Anaheim Juvenile Division, the California Youth Authority, the Orange County Probation Department and other offices that would be able to contribute something substantial to the committee's objective. The plan is not only to alert all the children to the dangers read at this time of the year, but to include a program of parental education that will enable the others and fathers to work closely with the school authorities to solve this problem. The date for the mass meeting will be announced soon, and all parents and interested persons are invited to attend. "Youth Glorified" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaye announce that their Kaye's Dance Studio at 1224 North Palm Street in Anaheim will present their first California recital entitled "Youth Glorified" on Wednesday evening, May 28 at 9 p.m. at the Wilshire School Auditorium at the corner of Chapman and Harvard in Fullerton. "Youth Glorified" will be a revue consisting of a galaxy of music, song and dances by some of the outstanding juvenile talent in this area. Students will represent Tustin, Orange, Buena Park, Anaheim, Garden Grove and Fullerton. There will also appear a dance group from each of the following Fullerton schools where: - Bel-air Frozen Foods - Waffles - Sliced and Sweetened - Concentrated Just add water - Green Peas - Flash-frozen at flavor peak - Green Beans - Regular cut or French style - Broccoli Spears - Firm, tender flavorful - Mixed Vegetables - Flash-frozen goodness 6 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., May 21, 1958 the Kayes are dance directors for the Fullerton Recreation Department: Valencia, Hermosa, Richman, Orangethorpe, Ford and Raymond. LIFETIME Aluminum Screen Doors '19 INSTALLED LIFETIME Aluminum Window Screens INSTALLED AS LOW AS CATES Weatherstrip and Screen Co. 1251 W. Lincoln St., Anaheim KE 5-9027 STRAWBERRIES Sweetened 3 pkg. Orange Juice Concentrated Just add water 5 oz. $100 Green Peas Flash-frozen at flavor peak 6 lb. $100 Green Beans Regular cut or French style 2 oz. $43 Broccoli Spears Firm, tender flavorful 4 lb. $100 Mixed Vegetables Flash-frozen goodness 2 lb. $43 All Safeway Beef is USDA CHOICE, Fully Guaranteed Chuck Roast NO NECK CUTS Juicy, fork Tender. Cut from USDA Choice steer beef, trimmed free of excess bone and fat. Blade Cut lb. 47¢ Seven Bone Roast, lb. 51¢ On's Slice'n Serve Ham Fully 10 oz. Chunk Style 2-lb.-Avg. $129 pkg. John Bacon Sliced 1-lb. ctn. 59¢ Perch Captain's Choice Fillets 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Whiting Captain's Choice 1½-lb. pkg. 39¢ Sliced Luncheon Meats LARGE BOLOGNA PICKLE-PIMIENTO 1¢ 3 oz. $100 3 lb. $100 pkg. Assorted Gletkins 2 oz. pkg. 5¢ lb. cnt. 1.17 59¢ Skylark Baked 15 oz. Leaf 19¢ Round Bone Roast Beef Chuck lb. 59¢ Boneless Clod Roast lb. 85¢ Lean Beef Cubes Boneless For Stew lb. 79£ Boneless Steaks Shoulder clod lb. 89£ Chuck Steaks USDA Choice Beef Seven Bone cut lb. 59£ Arm Steaks USDA Choice Beef Round Bone cut lb. 69£ Sandwich Steaks Manor House 4 lb. $100 Buttered Steaks Manor House 12½-lb. pkg. 69¢ Union Granulated Sugar 10 lb. bag 77¢ AMAZING NEW COLOR-PHOTO RECIPE FILE MAKES ALL 'COOKBOOKS' OLD FASHIONED! Union Granulated Sugar 10 lb. bag 77¢ AMAZING NEW COLOR-PHOTO RECIPE FILE MAKES ALL 'COOKBOOKS' OLD FASHIONED! Safeway Produce fresh, Fresh, Fresh! weet Corn New Crop—Coachella a platter, oil Pass the and Butterl! ear 4½¢ CLEARING COPPER AND WHITE COOKING CABINET New Available Section No. 1 19¢ Section No. 2 49¢ Sections 3-16, available later, 49¢ Cook Index Cabinet, 99¢ on. We reserve the right to limit and not to sell to other merchants. SAFEWAY Prices affective Thursday thru Sunday May 21, 22, 23, 24, 1959 utfit to be Given Away Sat. 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