anaheim-gazette 1961-12-28

A LOVELIER YOU By Mary Sue Miller PERFECT PARTY DRESSING. Every lovely hopes to look her best on gala evenings. But naturally! Is there a lass or lady; though, who has not discovered on some occasion that there can be a wide gulf between the wish and the deed? Very unsettling it is, too! To avoid future slip-ups, try this recipe for perfect party dressing: Several days before an occasion, make a thorough check of the costume you intend to wear, down to the last detail — lingerie, stockings, jewelry, purse, gloves. Then refurbish needy items, instanter! When you are wearing a new dress, hold a tryout. Put on the works — lingerie, dress, accessories and To avoid future slip-ups, try this recipe for perfect party dressing: Several days before an occasion, make a thorough check of the costume you intend to wear, down to the last detail — lingerie, stockings, jewelry, purse, gloves. Then refurbish needy items, instanter! When you are wearing a new dress, hold a tryout. Put on the works — lingerie, dress, accessories and make-up. After the “ball,” recheck the costume and immediately attend to necessary repairs. Be forehanded, moreover, about your hair and manicure. Leaving either to the last minute most often results in a bungle or a rush. So prepared, you are halfway to a charming appearance. Dressing techniques account for the other half. Allow thirty minutes to dress, no less and perhaps a little more. But remember that neither dawdling nor rushing produces the finish you're after. It is achieved only by an efficient routine, such as this one: 1. Take a leisurely bath and cologne rubdown. 2. Don all clothing except dress. 3. Arrange hair and cap it in a net. 4. Make-up, and review the effect in a strong light. 5. Slip into dress and jewelry. 6. Remove net. 7. Inspect head-to-toe appearance from all angles. Parfait — that's you! THE EYES OF YOUTH You are not lost to youthful beauty because of dark circles, puffiness, or wrinkles around the eyes. These problems can be brought under control by proper skin care, cosmetic applications, health habits and facial expressions. Methods are detailed in my leaflet, THE EYES OF YOUTH. To obtain your copy, write me in care of your newspaper, enclosing 10 cents in coin and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope. FOR WEIGHT WATCHERS NEW YORK (UPI) — A new line of low-calorie foods includes 58 items — everything from chicken a la king and tuna new-burg to welsh rarebit and chocolate topping. Other products are fruit drinks and soups, meat dishes, dressings, gravies, sauces, fruits, desserts, jellies, preserves and sweeteners. High protein main dishes are prepared with specially chosen low-fat meats processed to remove all possible remaining fat. Whether the pizza pie is ready-made, a package mix or your FAR MCOMFORTS WASHINGTON N(UPI) — Things aren't what they used to be down on the farm. The Census Bureau reports that the farmers have electrified 96 per cent of their homes — and have installed plumbing in over two-third of farm dwellings. OLD PROBLEM BALTIMORE (UPI) — A Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine study of the problem of whether long life is hereditary has received government support OLD PROBLEM BALTIMORE (UPI) — A Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine study of the problem of whether long life is hereditary has received government support totaling $17,583. The subjects of the researchers are the now aged offspring of 2,081 persons who were over 90 years of age during a related study more than 30 years ago. BALD? NO NEED TO BE!!! Wear The All New PARAMOUNT TOPPER! • UNBELIEVABLY NATURAL LOOKING! • EXACT MATCH AND COLOR GUARANTEED! • PARTIAL PIECES FOR RECEDING HAIRLINES! ROLL BACK THE YEARS! Regain Self Confidence, Recapture That Youthful Spirit . . . Work, Play or Sleep—Wear 24 Hours a Day, Guaranteed to Stay on Under Any Conditions! • FASHIONABLE HAIRPIECES FOR WOMEN TOO! We Understand Your Feelings and Problems! PRIVATE CONSULTATION Phone For Appointment KE 5-6118 Open 7 Days a Week 'Til 7:30 p.m. PARAMOUNT HAIR GOODS For Men and Women CALIFORNIA BUILDING—ROOM 307 118 S. LOS ANGELES STREET — ANAHEIM Dreams to Me Piecing Skirts Requires Care by patricia scott Most of us agree that circular skirts are flattering on many men. In addition to being comfortable, they drape beautifully most fabrics. But, if you're piecing a full circle skirt, it can be cut from the fabric with piecing. Adding a piece on the wrong pin or mismatching a print is all to the appearance of a garment — and is the surest sign home made" or "cheap ready wear." The method for doing this pieciness is not complicated, but it must be done carefully. By the use these same rules if you short of fabric for other parts garment and have to add a tie. Always piece along the grain line and match designs and naps. 2. Cut out the entire garment and select the piece from the scraps. If possible, select a piece with selvage, because it has a good firm edge and it will not be necessary to finish the seams. To Piece A Solid Color (Figure 1): 1. Place the straight grain edges or selvage edges right sides together. Place pins along the edges, up and down (parallel to the edge). 2. Spread the piecing out flat and place the pattern on the garment again. Then, cut the piece; making the skirt complete. 3. Remove the pattern, stitch the pieced seam, and press. If the piece has a selvage edge, clip the selvage at intervals so that it will not pull. Press seam open. If the selvage edges were not joined, trim the seam allowance and press the seam open. To Piece A Printed Fabric (Figure 2): 1. The edge of the skirt to be pieced must fall on a selvage or should be cut along a thread. 2. Fold under a seam allowance on the skirt and on the right side. Slide a scrap of the printed fabric right side up under this folded edge until both the printed Miss Scott is always glad to hear from her readers, and whenever possible will use their questions in her column, but because of the great volume of mail received daily, she cannot answer individual letters. Design Kitchen For Most women don't realize that architects and builders plan the kitchen with special care until they start working in a remodelling and the grain match. 3. When the skirt and the piece match perfectly, pin together with pins at right angles to the folded edge, as shown. Place the pattern on the skirt again, and cut around the piecing to complete the skirt. 4. Since you won't want the printed design to slip off even a tiny bit, you'll have to slip-baste the skirt and piece together along the folded edge. 5. Now turn the skirt to the wrong side and stitch the skirt and piece together with a plain seam. If you joined the selvage edges together, clip them at intervals to avoid pulling and press seam open. If the selvage edges were not used, trim the seam allowances. Press the seam open. Miss Scott is always glad to hear from her readers, and whenever possible will use their questions in her column, but because of the great volume of mail received daily, she cannot answer individual letters. Prices in This Ad Effective Wed., Thurs., Pri., Sat. & Sun., Dec. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 1961 Party Buys for your holiday entertai SAFEW PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. THRU SUN. Fresh Grade "AA" Large Eggs Cream O' the Crop "Freshest Eggs in Town — Safeway Guarantees it. 1-doz. ctn. $45¢ Cragmont Assorted Party Mixes Lemon-Lime, Sparkling Water, Collins, Ginger Ale or Quinoine Water. 5 28-oz. btls. $1 Busy Baker Fig Bars Plump juicy figs wrapped in tender, sweet cookie dough—fresh-baked. 2-lb. pkg. $29¢ Scot-Tissue Soft yet strong — Scot Tissue has soft-strength Choice of White, Yellow, Blue, Pink or Green. roll 10¢ Center Cut Chuck Steak or 7-Bone Roast USDA Choice Beef Safeway Famous Trim and Aged in Perfection. lb. 49¢ Boneless Clod Roast SHOULDER SUPERB BEEF AGED & TRIMMED USDA CHOICE GRADE lb. 83¢ Dubuque Veal Drumsticks Veal Steaks Armour Sliced Salami McCoy's Pastrumi Loan Ground Beef Loan Ground Shoulder Extra Loan Ground Round Why Pay More?–Shop Safeway! Folger's Coffee Nu Made Mayonnaise Cottage Cheese Kindlbrau Beer Fruit Cocktail Vacuum Pack Regular, Drip or Fine een 59¢ Creamy-Smooth Luserne Gold Medal Creamy or Large pt. sts. 25¢ German Muchener Beer Sold Only in Licensed Safeways. Town House Penny Fruits In Cocktail Stylb Salvo Tablets Camay Soap Ivory Medium White Magic Detergent Dreft Detergent 18oz. pkg. $29£pg. 4 bath pot 45¢ 4 bar pot 35¢ 49½ oz. pkg. 49¢ 18 oz. pkg. 35¢ Ivory Large Personal Size Ivory Downy Fabric Softener White Magic Bleach Tom Sawyer Nuts Plump juicy fig wrapped in tender sweet cookie dough—fresh-baked. 2-lb. pkg. 29¢ Scot-Tissue Soft yet strong — Scot Tissue has soft-strength Choice of White, Yellow, Blue, Pink or Green. Roll 10¢ Dairy & Delicatessen Buys! Lucerne Egg Nog Creamy-Smooth 49¢ ½-gal. 97¢ Lucerne Sour Cream Red Thick 47¢ ½-gal. 25¢ Lucerne Assorted Dips All Varieties 8-sq. egg 39¢ Garlic, Blue Tang, Barbecue, Bacon & Hamrodish All-Purpose Household Cleaner Spic & Span 10-cm. pkg. 31¢ Gets hands cleaner—Lava White Bar 2-mil. 23¢ Gives 24-hour Protection Zest Bar Both Size 2 for $26 2-flat 27¢ Krispy Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers 10-cm. pkg. 39¢ Captain Kitt—Red Meat Tema Cat Food High in Protein and Minerals 8 9½-oz. $1 Cranberries Ocean Spray Red, Ripe Whole Berries 1-lb. pkg. 19¢ Artichoke Hearts Mama Mix Superb Anti-Paste 3 6-oz. jars $1 Excellent for Salads or Garnish Mrs. Wright's Party Breads sliced for ham, cheese or party snacks! *Rye Bread *Party Rye *Black Bread Your Choice 4 15-oz. $1 Sliced Cheese Southern Spice Layer Cake 12-oz. 25¢ Almond Ring Coffee Cake 10-oz. 43¢ Orange Roll Coffee Cake 15-oz. 43¢ Golden Book, Home and High School Encyclopedia Vol. I All others Vol. II III IV V VI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XIV XVIX XI XII XIII XXIV XVIX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXVI XXVX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXVI XXVX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXVI XXVX XXI XXII XXIIIXXIVXXVIXXVXXXIXXIIXXIIIXXIVXXVIXXVXXXIXXIIXXIIIXXIVXXVIXXVXXXIXXIIXXIIIXXIVXXVIXXVXXXIXXIIXXIIIXXIVXXVIXXVXXXIXXIIXXIIIXXIVXXVIXXVXXXIXXIIXXIIIXXIVXXVIXXVXXXIXXIIXXIIIXXIVXXVIXXVX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXVI XXVX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXVI XXVX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXVI XXVX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXVI XXVX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXXV XXXI XXXJ XXXK XXXL XXXM XXXN XXXP XXXQ XXXR XXXS XXXT XXXU XXXV XXXW XXXX XXXY XXXZ XXXA XXXB XXXC XXXD XXXE XXXF XXXG XXXH XXXIXXXJXXXKXXXLXXXMXXXNXXXPXXXQXXXRXXXSXXXTXXXUXXXVXXXWXXXXYYXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX STIN & CHAPMAN—ORANGE 135 SO. LEMON—ANAHEIM Design Kitchen For Easy Living women don’t realize that architects and builders plan the kitchen with special care until start working in a remodelling and the grain match. When the skirt and the piece perfectly, pin together at right angles to the edge, as shown. Place the on the skirt again, and round the piecing to complete the skirt. Since you won’t want the design to slip off even a bit, you’ll have to slip-baste the tart and piece together along the edge. Now turn the skirt to the side and stitch the skirt piece together with a plain if you joined the selvage together, clip them at in- to avoid pulling and press open. If the selvage edges not used, trim the seam al-ies. Press the seam open. Scott is always glad to meet her readers, and when possible will use their queries on her column, but because of great volume of mail re-daily, she cannot answer usual letters. 10—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, December 28, 1961 eled one with a poor layout. Too often badly organized kitchens are the result of plans made by homeowners who have not consulted with a lumber dealer or contractor. The key to good planning in a kitchen is the work center, which consists of three main areas. These are the refrigerator and mixing center, sink and clean-up center, and range and serving center. Should Form Triangle For best results, these three areas should be in a working triangle. The combined length of the three sides of the triangle should not be more than 22 feet. It is easy to check your own kitchen layout or a proposed re-modeling plan with this formula. Keeping the work center within this triangle concentrates activity and saves the homemaker many steps in the course of the day. The rest of the kitchen also should be designed to save time and energy. Appliances should be big enough to service the family and situated so that they are easy to use and clean. Maintenance of kitchen walls and ceilings also can be a backbreaking chore if the proper materials are not selected. Heat moisture and grease will soon ruin most surfaces. —Who pays for advertising? Nobody. It pays for itself. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS 207 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. All Stores Will Be CLOSED MONDAY New Years’ Day Many Safeway Stores OPEN SUNDAY SAFEWAY SAFEWAY your holiday entertaining All Stores Will Be CLOSED MONDAY New Years' Day Many Safeway Stores OPEN SUNDAY For Your Shopping Convenience Check The One Nearest You! Fully Cooked, Boneless Canned Hams Dubuque Brand– Ready to Eat Save 90c a can 5-lb. $379 can Dubuque Canned Hams Fully Cooked Ready to Eat SAVE $1.39 can $659 Sliced Bacon • Suit Premium • Dubuque Royal Buffet • Rack's Blackwark (Regular or Thick) 1-lb. $59 plg. Corned Beef • Potmari's Boneless Rounds • Safeway Choice Briskets $69 Shop Safeway! Pam Pack 59¢ 2-lb. $117 Drip or Fine can 39¢ naise Creamy-Smooth 24-oz. jar 49¢ Model pt. 25¢ quart etc. 49¢ German Muchener Beer Sold Only in Licensed Safeways. 3 12-oz. $1 Town House Fruits in Cocktail Style 3 38-oz. $1 Large Price includes tax but not purchase at 2 bars 3 bar 44¢ Personal Size Ivory 4 bars 27£ Wavy Fabric Softener 17-oz. 49£ Site Magic Bleach 17-oz. 39£ Sawyer Nuts Assorted Mixed 13-oz. 89¢ FROZEN FOODS Bel-Air Limeade Tangy-Tasty, Fresh Squeezed Flavor. 8 6-oz. cans $1 Daiquiri Mix Due the Beachcomber Quality Frames 4 plgs. $1 Bel-air Baby Limas Flies for Salads, Tea 4 plgs. $1 Brussel Sprouts Bel-air Firm, Tender, Tasty 4 plgs. $1 French Fried Potatoes Bel-air Premium 4 plgs. $1 French Fried Halibut Van De Kamp 100-watt kcmp 69¢ German Muchener Beer Sold Only in Licensed Safeways. 3 12 oz. $1 bills. Town House Fruits in Caddell Style 3 30 oz. $1 cans Large Personal Size Ivory 4 bars 27 cals Wavy Fabric Softener 17 oz. 49 cals ite Magic Bleach 6 oz. 39 cals Sawyer Nuts 13 oz. 89 cals Produce—Freshest in Town! bananas lb. 10¢ Radishes or Green Onions $1 Excellent for Salads or Garnish 5¢ $ Dollar Buys $ Apple Juice Your House Tangy Refreshing Taste 4 oz. Nuka High Bell Drink Traditional Jams 4 oz. Hawaiian Punch To relishing non-refreshing jams 4 oz. Prune Juice Lady Betty Brand Nutritional Health Drink 4 oz. V-8 Vegetable Juice Rich in Vitamins and Minerals 4 oz. Your Choice 3 for $1 Grapefruit Juice Your House Tangy Refreshing Taste 4 oz. Lalani Pineapple Juice Eddy Pear flavor 4 oz. MI C Drinks Makes a refreshing party beverage—Orange or Grape Flower. 4 oz. Cal Fame Drinks Company's Preservative-Free Drink 4 oz. Empress Grapeade Drink Great tasting sweetness 4 oz. Glorietta Fancy Tomato Juice 4 oz. Your Choice 4 for $1 Prices Effective Wednesday Thru Sunday Dec. 27th Thru 31st at Local Safeway SAFEWAY COPYRIGHT, THIS AND OTHER SAFEWAY STORIES, INCORPORATED Applicable Taxes Collected ANAHEIM LINCOLN & WESTERN—WEST ANAHEIM