anaheim-gazette 1959-07-23

ON YOUR MARK— Anaheim Campers get set for a dive in the pool in na swim meet during a recent girls' period at Y Camp Osceola in Barton Flats area in the San Bernardino Mountains. A full attendance is registered to attend the August camp perfor- tor girls from 8 to 15, according to Nan Moore, YMCA Girls' work secretary. Busse transport the campers from the Anaheim YMCA, a United Fund agency. Schilling, Howe Nuptial Rites Held at Temple Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Dick Schilling are making their home at 7871 Blue Gum St., Anaheim, following their marriage in a candlelight service at Temple Baptist Church in Fullerton. The Rev. Arthur Peters performed the double ring rites before an altar graced with baskets of summer flowers and candles. Temple Sholom' Names Officers At a recent congregation meeting of Temple Beth Sholom Orange County, the following officers and board of directors elected: president, Henry Stein of Santa Ana; first president, Sam Greenberg of ange; financial secretary, Lton Garell of Santa Ana; Sam Wener of Santa Ana; Schilling, Howe Nuptial Rites Held at Temple Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Dick Schilling are making their home at 7871 Blue Gum St., Anaheim, following their marriage in a candlelight service at Temple Baptist Church in Fullerton. The Rev. Arthur Peters performed the double ring rites before an altar graced with baskets of summer flowers and candelabra. The bride, the former Dotti Howe, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Howe of 112 S. is the son of E. J. Schilling of Anaheim. Given in marriage by her fa- Theatre Guild Gets Set for New Season Five communities in Orange County are represented on the board of directors of the Anaheim Theatre Guild for the 1959-60 season. Arthur Myers of Stanton is the newly president of the theatre group, and Jack Arnold of Garden Grove is 1st vice-president. The other members of the board of directors are Pat Harlacher, Anaheim; Arch Sullard, Orange; Mrs. Nancy Sullard, Orange; Vern Douglass, Buena Park; Paul Sanford Anaheim; John McCarty, Orange; and Edward Brown, Anaheim. The Anaheim Theatre Guild is a non-profit organization striving to bring the best in stage entertainment to all residents of Orange County. The Guild membership is presently selecting four shows for production during the coming season. The selection of plays, directors, reading dates, and the place of production will be announced within the next month. Anyone interested in any phase of theatre work with the Guild may obtain details by calling Pat Harlacher LE 9-0875. Expanded Arts Class To Be Offered Here Lester Reid of Anaheim, liaison chairman for the North Orange County area, has announced arrangements made with the UCLA Liberal Arts Department for an expanded program of adult evening discussion groups for this Interior, the bride chose lace and Hillcrest, La Habra. Her husband net over satin in traditional white for her bridal costume. The bodice neckline with lace detail and a sprinkling of iridescent sequins, and long tapered sleeves. A bouquet skirt flowed into a chapel train and was designed with an overlay of lace falling into points on net. She carried a bouquet of carnations centered with orchids. MAID OF HONOR Miss Barbara Howe of La Habra served as maid of honor and bridesmaids were the Misses Marsha Howe and Nancy Lassiter, also of La Habra. All the attendants wore identical gowns of pale blue with white accessories and carried bouquets of carnations. Gary Schilling of Anaheim was chosen to serve as best man, while Ray McGinnis of Anaheim and Kenny Mon of Brea escorted the guests to their places. Mrs. Merry Sanders was soloist and sang "Always" and "The Lord's Prayer." Approximately 90 persons gathered in the church social hall following the ceremony to congratulate the bridal pair. Miss Juanita Murphy circulated the guest book among the guests. HOSTESSES Reception hostesses were the Misses Marilyn Middleton, Sharon Staples, Margie Mon, Linda Hopkins, and the Mimes, Earl Field, M. Perry, M. Johnson and A. Drake. Later, the young couple left for a honeymoon trip to Santa Barbara. The newlyweds will continue their studies at Fullerton Junior College this fall. At present the bride is employed at Miller's Department Store and her husband is employed at Autonetics in Downey. Exotic Plants to be Featured at OC Fair Plant Show Aug. 22, 23 Beauties from shady places all around the world are being groomed for the Sixth Annual Shade Show at Orange County Fair; grounds, 20391 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, Aug. 22 and Aug. 23. At a recent congregation meeting of Temple Beth Sholom Orange County, the following fiscars and board of directors elected: president, Henry Stein of Santa Ana; first president, Sam Greenberg of ange; financial secretary, Lton Garell of Santa Ana; the Sam Wener of Santa Ana; co-ponding secretary, Milton Ben Santa Ana; recording secret Dr. Morise Weindling of Fullo Dr. Horace Caden of Santa Ana; Charles Canetti of Santa Ana; Dr. Raymond Heillgmine Santa Ana; Harry Kingston Newport Beach; Bernard Stefano of Santa Ana; Louis Weinbergh Santa Ana; Dr. Fredrick Bwitz of Santa Ana, were elds as board of directors. Max Lofa Anaheim, immediate past dent of the congregation rent on the board, and Mrs. S Martin, of Santa Ana, newly-ed Temple Sisterhood press will become a member of the board of directors. The new board has authored a revitalized program to bridge unaffiliated families into the ple membership. Under the management of Sam Greenberg and vice-president of the Te and assisted by Jack Lazaran Anaheim, and Samuel Wen Santa Ana, the membership mittee has now embarked on program. Interested families in OC County are asked to call Temple office, KI 3-7380 for information regarding the congregation's services and spiritual gram for children, youth adults of all ages. Members of the Y-Wives meet at the Coalson Morris 708 N. West St., Anaheim, 9:30 to 11:30 p.m. tonight for evening of swimming and school session. Expanded Arts Class To Be Offered Here Lester Reid of Anaheim, liaison chairman for the North Orange County area, has announced arrangements made with the UCLA Liberal Arts Department for an expanded program of adult evening discussion groups for this fall. Five discussion courses and a lecture-discussion course will be offered, starting the first week in October. A new course," Values in Conflict," and "Great Issues in Education" will meet in Fullerton. "American Foreign Policy" and "Introduction to the Humanities" will meet in La Mirada and "Ways of Mankind" in Garden Grove. The lecture-discussion group, "Understanding Music," will meet in Anaheim and Fullerton. Further information may be obtained from Reid at 2702 Yale St., Anaheim, or Mrs. J. Simpson, 806 W. Valley View, Fullerton. VFW Auxiliary Gives Clothing to Family All material left over from the rummage sale held recently by the Anaheim Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary was donated to a veteran Mexican family, it was reported at the last meeting of the group. Molly Chase, hospital chairman, made the report. She received a letter of thanks for the clothing donation. All the clothing is remodeled and repaired for the VFW veterans. It was also reported that five escorts went to the Long Beach Veterans Hospital and donated their services. Helen Moas attended the meeting following a long absence. The meeting was brief because of the small attendance due to summer vacations. Refreshments were served by Adeline Schroeder and Molly Clase. The next meeting will be held July 27. Anaheim Girls Among Winners at Orange County Fair 4-H Contests Many Anaheim girls were among the winners in the 4-H Home Economics contest at the Orange County Fair, one of the largest participations the Fair has had. The local girls figured prominently in the banking competitions. Winners in various categories include: rolled biscuits, Joan Collier, first place; Joan Collier, Judy Claussen, second; Judy Astier Sylvia Buzzo, Carol Harrison, Patty Horton and Sandra Paton, third place; raled biscuits variations: Joan Collier, first; Patty Horton, second; cornbread: Judy Claussen, second. In the gingerbread class, Judy Joyce won first place and Patty Horton was a second place winner. Carol Harrison and Sylvia Buzzo were second and third place winners in the bar cookie class. In the shaped cookies' class, Joan Collier was a first place winner, while Judy Astier, Susan Barton and Judy Claussen won second place and Sylvia Buzzo, third. Other categories and their winners were: yeast rolls entertain; Sandra Wood, first; pastry shell entertain: Deane and Sandra Wood, first; bar cookies entertain: Peggy Horton, first; Sandra Wood, third; upside-down cake entertain: Sandra Wood, second; chocolate cake baked goods: Jill Endicott, first; Susan Barton, second; refrigerator cookies: Joan Collier and Jill Endicott, second; and Sandra Wood, third. Talk on Gloxiniae The Orange County Branch of the California National Flower Society held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, in the Amherst Legion Hall, 936 North Lemon Featured speaker of the event was Kelsey Williams owner of Plaza Nursery & Flower Shop Buena Park. Kelsey is an expert on the care and culture of Orlando and gave a talk on this subject. Winners from Anaheim included sewing categories including Deanna Lynn Joyce, Judy Cohen, Georgianna Martin, Shigekawa Charlotte Range, Astler, Sylvia Buzzo, Peggy Paton and Sandra Wood. SUMMER COOKING begin with good foods from Safeway Bakery Features Hot Dog Rolls or Barbecue Buns Stock up for your cookout 21¢ Orange Date Cake Curry Baked 13¢ Loaf Fresh Apple Kuchen Curry Apple Coffee Cake Margarine Golden Cubes 1-b. ctns. Lemonade Treesweet Regular or Pink 4-6 oz. cans. Scott Napkins Family size Ass't. colors Pkg. of 60 Briquets Deerhead Quality Bar-B-Q 10-b. bag. Temple Sholom Games Officers At a recent congregational meeting of Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County, the following officers and board of directors were elected: president, Henry Klipkin of Santa Ana; first vice-president, Sam Greenberg of Ortega; financial secretary, Leigh Garell of Santa Ana; treasurer, Wener of Santa Ana; correspondent secretary, Milton Beral of Santa Ana; recording secretary, Morise Weindling of Fullerton. Dr. Horace Caden of Santa Ana; Charles Canetti of Santa Ana; Dr. Raymond Heiligman of Santa Ana; Harry Kingston of Newport Beach; Bernard Snyder of Santa Ana; Louis Weinberg of Santa Ana; Dr. Frederick Berkosz of Santa Ana, were elected board of directors. Max Levine Anaheim, immediate past presiding officer of the congregation remains on the board, and Mrs. Sidney Berlin, of Santa Ana, newly-elected Temple Sisterhood president, will become a member of the new board of directors. The new board has authorized revitalized program to bring in affiliated families into the membership. Under the chairship of Sam Greenberg, second vice-president of the Temple, assisted by Jack Lazarus of Anaheim, and Samuel Wener of Santa Ana, the membership committee has now embarked on the program. Interested families in Orange County are asked to call the temple office, KI 3-7380 for information regarding the congregation's services and spiritual program for children, youth and adults of all ages. Members of the Y-Wives will meet at the Coalson Morris home, N. West St., Anaheim, from 10 to 11:30 p.m. tonight for an evening of swimming and charm pool session. Featured at Aug. 22, 23 insourcing the event without large to the public. A flower show is more fun when you show your own, according to s. Lou Scallley of Garden Grove, who is in charge of entering plants. Barbecue Buns Stock up for your cookout pig of 21¢ Orange Date Cake Curry Baked 12-oz. Loaf 39¢ Fresh Apple Kuchen Curry Apple 11-oz. Coffee Cake 25¢ Lemonade Treesweet Regular or Pink 4 oz. Scott Napkins Family size Ast't colors Pkg. of 60 Briquets Deerhead Quality Bar-B-Q 10-bag. Frozen Food Values Snow Star Ice Cream Chocolate or Vanilla V½-gal. cts. 55¢ Flash-Frozen Premium Quality 2 pkgs. 29¢ Bel-air Frozen Peas French Cut 5 pkgs. $100 Bel-air Green Beans Flash-Frozen Premium Quality 5 pkgs. $100 Bel-air Broccoli Spears Other Low Prices Small New Potatoes Highway Whole 10 pkgs. $100 Gifford Ripe Olives Mammoth or Jumbo 4 pkgs. $100 Barbecue Sauces Chris & Pitts Hot or Regular 12-pack. 39¢ Chef's Delight Charcoal Burns Hotter Longer 20-pack. 99¢ Wizard Bar-B-Q Lighter Quick Efficient Lighting TIDE DETERGENT Heavy Duty For all washing (Price Includes 5c off label) Giant pkg. 55¢ White Magic Detergent Stokely Introduces Ping, Pong, Pi-Li!! Pig (Peachapple-Gregetruit Drink) 29-cnt. Pig (Peachapple-Orange Drink) 29-cnt. Pi-Li (Peachapple-Lime Drink) 32-cnt. Choose Your Favorite 4 cans $100 Grade AA FRESH EGGS Cream O' the Crop Large 43¢ Medium 33¢ Safeway Presents To You... Imported English Candies Buttery, rich, crunchy pure freshly-made candy...everybody will enjoy its real English flavor! 7½-oz. pkg. 29¢ Safeway Produce—Fresh! Fresh! Fresh! Thompson Seedless Safeway Presents To You... Imported English Candies Buttery, rich, crunchy pure freshly-made candy... everybody will enjoy its real English flavor! (While Stock Last) 29¢ 7½-82. pkg. Safeway Produce—Fresh! Fresh! Fresh! Thompson Seedless Grapes "Kern County's Best" Fresh Compact Clusters Ib. 10¢ Honeydew Melons Sugar Sweet 8¢ Persian Melons Vina-Ripened 8¢ Cranshaw Melons Delightful Flavor 10¢ Hale Peaches Yellow Freestones 2¢-29¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE Thurs. thru Sunday, July 23, 24, 25, 26, 1988 SAFEWAY Applicable these advertised. Advised by direct, or hand. Will receive the right in both and not sell in other markets. Your Nearest Safeway — I 35 S. OCC Names Three New Nursing Instructors for Fall Classes Three new nursing instructors have joined the Orange Coast College two-year professional nursing staff for the fall class which opens Sept. 14 for Orange County students including many from Anaheim. Mrs. Helen Mathewson, R. N., from Los Angeles will teach maternal child health - obstetrical, while Miss Dorothy Ellias, R. N., of Santa Clara will teach maternal child health-pediatrics. Mrs. Jessie N. Watson, R. N., from San Francisco, will teach medical-surgical. The two-year professional nursing at OCC is headed by Mrs. Helen D. Bowman, R. N., director. Also on the OCC professional nursing faculty are Mrs. Mary M. Gradishar, R. N., and Miss Genevieve E. Becker, R. N., both of whom comprised the original professional nursing faculty with Mrs. Bowman. Applications for a second class in the professional nursing education program are now being accepted by Mrs. Bownish. OCC's program is approved by the California State Board of Nurse Examiners. The college itself is approved by the Western College Association. Applicants who desire information may contact Mrs. Bowman by calling OCC at KI 5-1151. BOOKOUTS FROM Safeway! 1-b. ctns. 10¢ sweet regular pink 4 6-oz coms 25¢ Family size Ass't. colors Phg. of 60 10¢ Beerhead Quality Bar-B-Q 10-b. bag. 59¢ Check Every Item Save! 4 oz. can 25¢ Family size Ass't colors Pkg. of 60 10¢ 10 lb. bag 59¢ Check Every Item. Save! Manor House—Cut Up, Pan-Ready, Grade A Frying Chickens Scientifically fed, Flash-frozen to retain natural flavor. Tray packed under our exclusive Manor House Label, guaranteeing you the freshest tasting chicken you ever ate... or your money back. Bar-B-Q Size TURKEY Quarters Drumstick & Thigh Portion Poppy Brand Ib. 39¢ Oscar Mayer Delicatessen Features Lunch Meat • Cotto Salami 7-oz. • Sliced Liver, Cheese 6-oz. • Sliced Bologna 7-oz. 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