Covina Argus from Covina, California • Page 4

ThuruUy, June M. I'Sli 9 9 tj Stories about newcomers who moved to our town and who have teen welcomed by "Of all the States have lived in, this the only one to welcome us. appreciated information and the list of doctors and churches!" newcomer -wrote to MS today! Well, we Hospitality Hostesses are the modern personification of the lettlers upon hearing of a wagon train coming in on the trail, rode out to meet it, laden down with fresh baked pies, milk, and warm friendship. Help us to carry forth our Western traditions by phoning in the name of a new family you know about to ED 73463. Here are some of the newcomers we have welcomed recently: Mrs.

Herbert D. LeCornu was very pleased with her welcome to Baldwin Park. Their former home was in Ft. Smith Ark. The Le Cornu's are the proud parents of five children, Mary, Elizabeth, Herbert, Sandra, and Richard.

welcome our new neighbor from Compton, Calif. Mrs. Josephine Reyes has four fine youngsters, Richard, Edward, Elizabeth, and Jamei. Needs Car Octavia A. Lewis and daughter, Eva Gibb are making' their home among us.

Eva is anxious to get a car so she and mother can get out a little more. They were very appreciative of the hostess services. We have a new neighbor, Mrs. Vernon G. Kutz who la an electrician and seeking employment.

Mr. Kutz is a Teacher at Landis School. They are from Pasadena and have two children, Vicky and Patty. Another former Pasadena fam- ily, Mrs. Laura Reppert and children, Howard, Larry, and Kenneth are welcome new corners to Baldwin Park.

Your hostess enjoyed visiting with these folks and acquainting them with their home town. From San Berdoo The James R. Perkins family are from San Bernardino, Calif. Their baby daughter Is Opal. They agree that the B.

merchants are very friendly and enjoy shopping here. From Colton, Calif, we wecome, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Thomas and son Ray. Mr.

Thomas is a switchman on the Santa Fe R. R. in L. he works long hours but enjoys living in Baldwin Park. Fishing the hobby they wish they had more time for.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mendoza are so happy to have been able to leave their former home In Los Angeles. They feel they can better raise their children, Roy Jr. and Denise in a smaller town.

They are anxious to meet local merchants. Also from Los Angeles are our new neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wheeler and daughter, Denise.

Your hostess found Mrs. Wheeler trying to get all cettled before their expected blessed event arrives. The Whielera were so glad to get all the civic and shopping information. WELCOME TO COVINA The Donald Haai family moved to sunny California to enjoy the weather. They left the mow and of Cleveland, Ohio.

Mrs. Galen R. Wyee was very surprised and pleased with our welcome service. The fam- ily Is from Bryon, OWo and their Los Angeles was the former children are, David, -Virgil, Norman, and Charles. Wayne M.

Frase was recently ordained as a minister and serves at the Bethany Baptist Church. The Reverend has brought his wife, and children, Becky and Arnold from Pasadena and they are making their home in Covina. We welcome you to our area. Aberdeen, S. Dakota was the former home of Mr.

and Mrs. Will J. Schneider. They are the parents of, Susan and Deborah and are happily anticipating another blessed event. From Los Angeles From Los Angeles we welcome new comers, Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent A. Aldrin. They like our area very much. Tile Aldrin children are, Robert and Lianne.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Polzin are glad to be away from the cold weather and plan to buy a home here toon. Their former dome was in Seattle, Washington.

The Polzin's have four children, Douglas, Glenn, Pamela, and Rondal. The state bought the Irving C. Schultz home in Los Angeles and they were so happy to build a new one here in Covina. Schultz is a teller at the Bank of America, They have one son, Harris 14. home of newcomers, Mr.

and Mrs. Julius T. Mahalik. They are striving to make their new home a show place of beauty. They have some lovely pots made of Sea Shells that Mrs.

Mahalik'j father made for them. The Louis A. Blake family are welcome newcomers from Alondra Park, Calif. They are proud of their children, Donald 13, Barbara 10, and Gary 8. Mrs.

Blake plays the piano and plans to teach mu- ic. Your hostess found the Wilfred M. Dye family already had made many new friends. Everyone is ao neighborly you can't help but make friends, they told me. They sre from Inglewood, Calif, and their children are, Barbara, John, and Thomas.

From Gardena, Calif, come our welcome new homeowners, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Larsen and daughter, Caroline. Their lovely home is complete with pool, patio, and over 60 colorful rose bushes.

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2-0919 my teller's window for FIRST FEDERAL RAVINGS OF ALHAMBRA We pay postage both ways tuy. And, We pay the postage. limply put the wooont you wish added to your account, with your passbook, in a atlf-addreawd, postage-paid which we furnish to yon, free of and mail it to us. We're as close to you as your nearest mailbox. Phone or write today about opening a SAVE-BY-MAIL savings account.

Or, drop in and chat about it; we'll be happy to meet you. tavmfft tarn mrrtnt anmwl Every Savings Account Insured to $10,000 Unbroken record of semi-annual dividends since 1925 RESOURCES OVER Judge M. Northrup, Chairman of the Board A. G. Kruse, President toH fret phone from Edge wood TUX PARKING OD OUT lot tfara 9 to 4 10to6 MIRACLE HI We Reserve To Limit Quantities KERN'S Z-l 1 I FOOD SALE STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 2-LB, JAR LAURA SGUDDER'S PEANUT BUTTER (12-OZ.

JAR, 3Jc) 18-OZ. JAR MARKET BASKET SHORTENING 3-LB. CAN To Celebrate the GRAND OPENING of our New store in ANAHEIM PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THROUGH JUNE 14, 15, 16, 17 STORES OPEN SUNDAY) HUGGINS YOUNG COFFEE DRIP OR REGULAR 1-LB. CAN CREAM IT WITH PREAM PRIORITY CHUNK STYLE TUNA CAL-GOLD UNSWEETENED CHANGE JUICE Z7 Pears Watch for Winners Market Vacation Confetti preliminary wlnnri BOW poiU4 Harktt namii of ft ttlft to ttllOFB Md ACAFULCO tha BUICK rniLCO Color TV wlU kt bt ad tf Monday, 12. BITS (X HONEY CREAM STYll GOLDEN READY TO IAKI Puffin Biscuits MAKES DELICIOUS SHORTCAKE PKG.

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CAN Corned Beef Hash FRYING CHICKENS i PAN" ItEADf 16, xi. WHOLE LB. STEAK OVEN READY RUMP BOAST 59 EASTERN PORK Boston Butts 4 AAAW IT MTTir GROUND SHQDLDEB PICNIC HALF 39 25 TOILETRIES. SUNDRIES CANTALOUPES CUCUMBERS LONG GREEN (ftMM In with SumfrlM MCtloni) LB. 9 STAR FULLY SERVI DUBUQUI CANNID-COOKID PICNIC READY TO EAT CANNED HAMS $6" SHOULMRS 'CAN MARKET BASKET BRAND LUNCHEON MEATS FRANKS ALL 1-LB.

MEAT PKG. 39 POI A A MA ALL MEAT-ROUND DWLWWPIM OR SQUARE CUT SANDWICH SPREAD ARMOUR'S MATCHLESS BRAND EASTERN SLICED BACON a-oz. PKG. MARKET BASKIT BRANB fASTON SLICED BACON SWIFT'S PREMIUM LINK SKINLESS PORK SAUSAGi; OSCAR MAYER FULLY COOKIE-HEAT SMOKIE LINKS U.S.D.A. GRADE A MATURE EVISCERATED TURKEYS OVEN READY LB.

PLASTIC PULL-ON PANTS ASSORTED SIZES REG. 29e lADllS' BAYON BRIEFS SIZESi SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE VALUB 98 BAKE 'N' TAKE ALUMINUM FOR REFRIGERATOR, FREEZER, BUN WARMER COVERED CAKE PAN LID KEEPS POOD FRESH, CLEAN. USE COVER AS COOKIE SHEET, BOTTON AS OPEN ROASTINO PAN. MOO 50-FT. GREEN PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE REG.

$3.39 BRASS TYPE COUPLINGS GUARANTEED 5 YEARS POLYETHYLENI SQUARE DISHPAN DURABLE, RUST PROOP, CHIP PROOP. PROTECTS CHINA, SINK AND DELICATE WASHABLE5. LB. VINE LB EACH FROZEN (OODS SUNKIST LEMONADE 5 4-OZ. CANS 49 PRADELIS DINNERS HAM OR SWISS STEAK Scratch or Typing Paper Pads REG.

SS5T LIQUORS DISTILLED FROM GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS PETROV VODKA 100 PROOF BOTTLED IN BOND BOURBON WHISKEY BANKERS BOND OF THE SEASON! NORTHERN HALIBUT STEA OVER tO STRAIGHT IOURBONS IN ONCI16 PROOF Four Roses Bourbon QT. In Stores with Liquor EL MONTE PUENTl.