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6-t TORRANCE PRESS Thursday, Nov*mb*r 5, DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED AND RELINED WHILE-U-WAIT GAS OR PENTATHOL FOR EXTRACTIONS AT THE SAME PRICE COMPLETE DENTAL SERVICE X-r«y Partial* Fillings Pyorrhea Treatment OPEN EVENINGS AND SATURDAY-NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY DIFFICULT CASES WELCOMED PENSIONERS WELCOMED M«mMr * tht Amnrioif Acad tmy *f O«ntil Surgeons, !* m«mk«r »f the Ccllfornia JiKiitv f D*nt«l SurMvnt. M*4«rn • r • u n t r lonr OHiCts wltfc ampl* ••rkino aiM *ir c*n- fw y«ur convenirte*. SE HABUA ESPANdl DR. TARR CREDIT DENTIST FA 8-0250 For Low Prices 2418 TORRANCE BLVD., NEAR CRENSHAW GROUND FLOOR PTA Membership Goal Topped \»>rtli high school PTA mem- bership drive rc-nch^d a total, of 11.'50 memberships last month. Goal had been set ten per cent ovrr last year's figure of 1018. I'ecor'ds to that date showed thr junior Has* lending in number of niemberphip brought in. Thp winning vlass will receive an awn rd of a special movie. Thence for Ihis year is "Carry (he Ball for North High." Cub Scouts Awarded Pins and Pennants Awards, pins a n H pennants were presented nt thr 0> tobe'r meeting of Cub Srout, Pack 966. Tlje meetiiiK was held at the cafftoriuiTi of the sponsoring Mrjidow Park Kloinontar.V Srhoo). George Schjiullcr, cubmaster, presented the following awards: Bobcat pins, Jimmy Ellsberry, David Conner, Gerald Purkey, Dennis Brown. Tommie Hetxene- Pianos Baldwin Organs NEW AND USED RENT OR BUY SPINETS GRANDS ORGANS FICHT PIANO CO., 615 S. Gaffcy, San Pedro TERMINAL 2-6001 ligor. Lynn Philips. Jackie Hisey, Frank Adams, Mike Jakub'owski, Gary Anderson, Steve Homand, Dave Kaven, Chris Schilling. Ron- nie Walalco, John Rogers, Doug- las Alcom, David Hanzel, John Dukes, and Roy Funk. Wolf badges, Mike Cloyd. Steve Lev!lie, Leroy Tuttle, Dave Cy- sewski, Dale Schindler, Oscar Ri- vera and Kenneth Crocker; Bear badges to Dennis Withrow, Gor- don FU-ener, and George Schind- ler: I.ion badge* to Scott Gmur and John Tuttle; Gold Arrows, Mike Cloyd, Steve Levine, Tom- my Green, Gary Johnson, Jon Dice, Gerald Johnson, and John B«low. Silver Arrows, Mike Cloyd. Balow, Ronald Brenden. John Steve Levine, Gary Johnson, Mike Tuttle, George Schindler and Lochard, Jon Dice, and Gerald Johnson; Denner stripes to Steve Levine, George Schindler, Dale Schindler, Gerald Johnson and Joe Biango. Assistant Denner stripes, Dar- rell Turner, John Balow, Steve Wilson, l»ar.\fr Johnson, John Dukos, Joe Biango and Robert Dugg; one year pins to Douglas? Rashi, Gerald Johnson, Gary Johnson. Gordon Fleener, Jon Dice, Tommy Gordon. Steve Spahn, Dick Dollarhide, Mike Lochard, Tommy Green, Harold Heager and Leroy Tut- tle; and two year pins to John WINDFALL off VALUES FROM FOOD GIANT STARKIST TUNA LIGHT MEAT CHUNK NO. 1/2 CAN1 HOLIDAY CLOSING All Food Giant Markets Will Be Closed All Day Veteran's Day, Wednesday, November 11. PROCTER ond GAMBLE'S I*ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING CRISCO 3-lb. CAN PLAIN or CHOCOLATE OVALTINE Large Hoz. Jar Jf§ • mm Reg. 63c Size •• FROZEN • COMPLETE TENDER • Early Garden Del Monte Peas 2 APf>LE TIME • Orchard Frc^h Flavor APPLE JUICE SUNNY HILLS • All Green Spear, ASPARAGUS FRADELIS DINNERS ; 19 25 FRIED CHICKEN ROAST BEEF VEAL CUTLET HALIBUT 12-oz. WONDERFUL SALE DAYS Thursday thru Sunday Nov. 5, 6, 7, 8 Limit Rights Reserved LUNCH MEAT HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER with BLEACH BAB-O FOOD GIANT CONTADINA • Red, Ripe, California PEANUT TOMATOES H 10 BUTTER CHICKEN PIES . 23 Lorg« 16-ot. Jar PETFR PAN • With Beans CHILI con CARNE TEMPTING • TASTY Oregon PLUMS targe No. V/ Can Better Meats Begin At Fobulout Food Giant jporMing for De r;sort or Salad Fruif Cocktail PETER PAN • Red Hot • Tempting TAMALES •aMttti^^^MttMN IPP^H^^WWWW" CAL FAME f Grape Drink! Tropical Punch or, HIGH MOST • FROZEN Orange Drink $|00! onnaise T>n<1«r ond flovorful. or* the mo»t cutt of b#tf veu con buy Whether t*rv*r) countfv O'ound, *hc*d in o jmoth. •r«fl with onion*, it'i VOlif Th* round Toll 15-w. Con Meaty 6-OZ. CANS OF YOUR CHOICE Lge. 24-o± Can Oil . FROZEN • 8-oz. Package Fnjoy Food Grant's "Extra Volue Trim" It's so asy to carve. U.S.D.A. CHOICE RUMP ROAST FOOD GIANT'S EXTRA FREShfj GROUND MEAT Ground Beef Ground Chuck Ground Round Food Giant ground m«at it 'lovor (r*»h . . . ground hourly in our «ootl«%% meot kitrhcn* Th^rff ari» %o man\ OC»»r1 wnv-* to pfcpo(> < f ot thu low prirr '• vour lomilv with . ,. ., ,.;, .well QI economy' PIZZA PIE CHKSE SAUSA GULF CAUGHT • SALAD PRODUCE LARGE • SOFT SHELL • NEW CROP WALNUTS SALAD SIZE SHRIMP 5-LB. s '•lock tin now (r,t th» Hohdov v ri<."" ohefld! You'll v/oni tn hov* plenty o< n'jt> n r o u n d (or munchinq . . . nnH Inr oltroctivn tqhle decoration too! 9 HM. $1.09 SLICED BACON 39< r> A 49* BOX $2.39 7 « Box of 24 , STIAK PKC, Roth'» Block Hawk SUCFD 1 LB. BACON PKG. BEEF STEAKS BANOUF1 PERFFCT • GRADE A DUCKLINGS 3Vi to 4V 2 Ib. Avg. » (,ORlON'f, • IROZEN FRIED FILLET SOLE 68 RID CROWN CORNED BEEF IV, . rXTRA LEAN BRISKET 79 C H> LARGE SIZE • FUERTE AVOCAPOS TEXAS GROWN • RUBY GIANT " ' ' * »^^ ^** i » ^^ T T | ^ IX ^^ IL* I ^^^^^^ ^^^BB^Rfc. .^RWJBkte. Grapefruit 5 29* DELICATESSEN RATH'S • FRESH LIVER SAUSAGE 39k LIQUOR By the Piece DOUBLE SPRINGS Ke)ntvcky Straight BOURBON WHISKEY * • R Yrv Old • 86 Proof n,M,il»d, Aged I • 'lucky In OARDENA In HAWTHORNE In INOLEWOOD In LOS ANGILES In MANHATTAN BEACH In NORTH TORRANCE In TORRANCE U900 S. Crpruhow Blvd 423 S Hawthorne Blvd. 11202 S. Cremhrw Blvd. M208 S. Wester^ Av« 2400 SppoUoda Blvd 4848 W. 190th St 3731 Pacific Cod«.t Hwy ot Compton ot 132nd af lr»i(.«»nal i' !•; prrla! at Marino at Aliza at Howthornf Fred Elgin. New den mothers recerVinR pins were Sue Levine, Pat M- corn, Alyce Mattson, Marty .W» derson, Helen Schilling, Wanda Langley, Arden Landerville, and F.vonne Purkey. Certificates of appreciation weiv given to Carol Rap'and, Phyllis Cloyd, Ginny .lames, Mick'ie % Smith, Mary Balow, Hazel Schindler, Marge Adams, Jeanette Cysewski, D o r o t h y Johnson, Lillian Dollarhide and Georgia Lochard. The new elos loader Kdgar Redford introduced. Den 5 won the attendance pen- ant with eight Cubs and thirteen parents at the meeting. A skit "Tall Tales by Small Males" was given by Den 1. The. movi* "Highlights of thr Rams 1%8" was shown. Court of.Awards « Held bv Girl Scout Troop 566 A Court of Awards was held recently at the Methodist Church for Girl Scout Troop 566. Twelve girls completed the re- quirements for First Class raj^c and sixty-eight proficiency b^R ges were awarded. Former lead- er Mrs. C. Wahl was presented a five year piit. The program for the evening was conducted I .' the girls. Following the awards, refreshments were served. Girl Scouts receiving First Class were: Dora Louise Wahl, Cnndace Voien, Kay Roberts, Sherry Northington, Tommie Mc- Mahan, Shirley Meyers, Jacqv^ line' Megow, Mary Malloy, C olyn Jensen, Jerye Grubb, Carol Goodrich, and .lanis Albright. Proficiency Badges were given: Dora Louise Wahl. salt water life, farmer, writer, animal rais- er; Caridace Voien. garden flow- er, bird, animal raiser, salt wa- ter life; Kay Roberts, salt water life, bird, home gardener. Sherry N'orthington. child care, homemaker: Tommie McMahaA child care, homemaker. hospital- ity, needlecraft. games, puppe- teer, weaving, bird, animal r*i?- f>r, garden flower; Shirley My- ers, hospitality, homemaker; Jac- quelin* Megow, seamstress., nni- mal raiser, star. Mary Malloy, ~ housokecpn. child care, hospitality, hbmemak- ei\ salt water life, garden flower, horsewoman; Carolyn J e n s e n, musician, wood, adventurer, n^k door cook, salt water life, wesP em hemisphere, world gifts, dahbler, animal raiser, star, gar- den flower. Jerye Grubb, housekeeper, seamstress, wood, adventurer, outdoor cook, puppeteer, leather, western hemisphere, world gifts, writer, weaving, star garden flower, tree. Carol Goodrich, weather, mu- sic-inn, horsewoman; *Janis .^4r bright, homemaker, games, sports, athlete, Mrs. Gerald Grubb and Mrs. L. H. Voien are leaders of the troop. Honey an a milk modifier helps infants to .retain calcium. You can consult your physician for a formula that 'calls for honey. NOW HEAR MR. LEE WILLIAMS Silvcrton* Consultant Stars breaks the price barrier on hearing aid glasses. Leh me show you the new Silver* tone Quality Hearing Aid Glasses at an amazingly low price. Only 159 96 ice for Flmott all hearing aid. «nd »erv make* of , FREE hearing test and consul* tation in the privacy of your horn* or In our air conditioned office. SILVERTONE GUARANTEE Satisfaction guaranteed with your Silvertone Hearing Aid or your money back. Sears, Roebuck and Co. Hawthorne at Sepulveda Silvertone Hearing Service IP rid m» wthmit obliftfttion ttM new Sf«r* ftectklrf »h«t ttlli m* ftheut th* ntw way l«t h»«r. ABSOLUTELY FRIK Name... Address City
