anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-14

Sanitation District Chairmen Seek to Raise Funds SANTA ANA (OCNS). — Chairmen and attorneys of Orange County Sanitation Districts Nos. 2 and 3 are in a huddle with general counsel from the sanitation district over the problem of raising money for treatment of sewage. The districts include Orange, Fullerton, Anaheim, Brea, La Habra, Buena Park, Garden Grove, Placentia and Midway City. Lee Nelson, general manager of the sanitation districts, said District 2 Chairman L. N. Wisser and District 3 Chairman Hugh Warden are contacting members of farm groups active in the original agreement of limited participation of the districts in the 1948 bond issue. He explained that when the original bond for construction of the outfall and treatment plant was proposed the districts, along with District 7 agreed with the board they would participate on a partial taxation basis. District 2 and 7 were to be taxed not more than 10 cents per $100 and District 3 not more than 12 cents per $100. Validity of the agreement was tested in court and the appellate court ruled such a limitation could not be imposed. However, since the bonds had already been voted, the chairmen of the sanitation districts signed a "gentleman's agreement" with the three districts to go along with the limitation clause and thereby make the bonds valid. The limited taxation in each district paid for its share in constructing the butfall and treatment plant. Now, Districts 2 and 3 are left without operating funds for treatment of the sea sewage in the plant. District 7, Tustin and Lemon Heights, owns no trust sewers and invested their 10 percent in the outfall project as future investment. Nelson explained under the county health and safety code District 2 and 3 can tax the properties for the operating money but under the signed "gentlemen's agreement" of 1948 they are bound by honor not to. With completion of the treatment plant due July 1, the districts are faced with the problem of not having enough money to finance treatment of their sewage through the plant and outfall they helped to build. DINING GUIDE Consult this weekly Bulletin feature for best places to eat ATHY'S DINER "Just Good Food", Anaheim's most convenient restaurant and catering service. We cater to groups. Open 7 days a week, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. 601 South Los Angeles St. Drive-in Parking MASONICK'S RESTAURANT 227 S. Los Angeles Open 7 to 7 p.m. Daily Except Monday ARTHRITIS IS NOT ATHY’S DINER “Just Good Food”, Anaheim’s most convenient restaurant and catering service. We cater to groups. Open 7 days a week, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. 601 South Los Angeles St. Drive-in Parking MASONICK’S RESTAURANT 227 S. Los Angeles Open 7 to 7 p.m. Daily Except Monday Delicious home cooking, butter fried. We cater to weddings, showers, anniversary parties or what have you small or large. LA CASITA CAFE Genuine Mexican food by Mexican chefs—food to take out. Open until 9 p.m. Closed Wednesdays—Saturday and Sunday open till 10 p.m. Located one block north of Center. 206 N. Los Angeles St. KE. 5-4379 Mother Colony House Restaurant OPEN FROM 4 P.M. ‘TIL 2 A.M. Featuring the Green Door Special top sirloin steak dinner at $2.50. Served from 5 ’til 10 p.m. in the Main Floor Lounge. Banquet room available for private parties 243 W. Center Street KEystone 5-2900 DOROTHY-WADE Finest foods wonderfully cooked by women whose consummate skill brings patrons from all over Southern California. Portions are in the “Paul Bunyon” tradition — yet so delightfully served that Duncan Hines gives us the nod; moderate cost. Now closed Mondays only. 1418 E. Center KEystone 5-4469 DOROTHY-WADE Because you, our friends and customers prefer it, beginning May 1st we will be open every day except Monday. Lunch will be served Tuesday thru Friday, 11:30 to 1:30 —dinner served from 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. daily except Monday. Any other suggestions you may have for the improvement of our cuisine on service will be received gratefully. 1418 E. Center KEystone 5-4469 THE EMBASSY Serving dinners from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily except Mondays—Snacks every day, all day, cocktail lounge open 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily 300 W. Center KEystone 5-9127 SOUTH SEAS CAFE Chuck wagon dinner—chicken & shrimp all you can eat $1.75—dancing, floor show nightly—open 7 nights week ARTHRITIS IS NOT A DISEASE Restricted Blood Supply Causes Pain, Swelling, Stiffness REMEMBER — BACK EAST — when winter came—you shoved coal on the fire to keep the house warm, soot accumulated and if you didn’t clean it out the circulation was impeded. You have the same thing in Arthritis or other Rheumatic conditions. When it gets cold or damp the body requires more heat, the tissues and muscles are more active and create more waste. It accumulates in your tissues and muscles and causes swelling in your feet, knees, muscles, etc. This restricts the blood supply and the human alarm system → (PAIN) ← yells for help — at that place. The only sensible thing to do is open the blood supply right where it is clogged up. This you can do quickly and safely. Get Z-L-T at your druggist, rub it right in at the center of pain or congestion and you will get relief in a few minutes. Z-L-T does not suppress, it relieves — opens up the blood supply, relieves the congestion. Z-L-T has been doing this successfully and safely for over 6 years THE EMBASSY Serving dinners from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily except Mondays—Snacks every day, all day, cocktail lounge open 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily 300 W. Center KEystone 5-9127 SOUTH SEAS CAFE Chuck wagon dinner—chicken & shrimp all you can eat $1.75—dancing, floor show nightly—open 7 nights week. 10879 Manchester, Anaheim LA PALMA DRIVE-IN First in "Real Mexican Foods". Food to take out. Open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday till 2 a.m. —ample parking —closed Tuesday. 940 N. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-5323 CARL'S DRIVE-IN Specializing in Fish & Chips & Shrimp Also orders to take home—Open 7 days a week Highway 101 Between Anaheim and Fullerton KEystone 5-4848 CHUNGKING CAFE Famous for steaks and Chinese dinners—try our 65 cent business men's lunch. Food to take out.' Oldest and largest Chinese restaurant in Orange County. 327 E. Center KEystone 5-4519 SAM'S SEA FOODS Finest seafood dinners—wonderful steaks & chops— open 'daily lunch & dinner -banquet room-cocktail lounge. Coast Highway, Surfside, mile east of Seal Beach Long Beach 8-2405 HADLEY'S CAFE Complete medls, featuring breakfast, lunch, dinner, sandwiches. Large selection entrees. Fountain service. Corner Los Angeles and Center Sts. Bakery at 316 W. Center Ise Funds the butfall and treattant. Now Districts 2 and 3 without operating funds ment of the sea sewage in District 7, Tustin and Heighta, owns no trunk and invested their 10 per the outfall project as a investment. on explained under the health and safety code, 2 and 3 can tax their res for the operating money, er the signed "gentlemen's nt" of 1948 they are bound or not to. completion of the treatlant due July 1, the dise faced with the problem having enough money to treatment of their sewage the plant and outfall they to build. Ana Girl Hurt Hit by Auto ANA, (OCNS) — A 18girl was hurled eight feet the pedestrian zone of a Ana intersection when by a teen-age driver MonMary Cabral was crossing with three of her school ona when she was struck to being driven by 18-yearGary Krata of Santa Ana. said he had stopped at section, looked both ways, started across the street, the girls "suddenly" apn on the cross-walk. doubt the youth's story of the body-to-sensing impact. girl was still unconscious en to St. Joseph' hospital. THRITIS IS NOT Prep Journalists Start Press Club SANTA ANA (OCNS) — High school journalists from Orange County cities are organizing a Prep Press club and have scheduled a second meeting Tuesday, June 1. at Santa Ana college. At a preliminary meeting attended by student editors and faculty advisers, conducted in the faculty lounge at the college, Frank Martinez of the Garden Grove Argolog was elected temporary chairman, and Barbara Menardi, also of Garden Grove, secretary. An interchange of speakers among schools was worked out to help publicize the new group, or Camilla Nurseries Opens First Outlet Camilla Nurseries, first of a chain of retail outlets offering everything in nursery stock at wholesale prices, opened Friday at the northeast corner of Lincoln and Brookhurst with parking for more than 200 cars. Owned by Carol Butler and managed by Florence McIntyre, the West Anaheim location has a complete nursery stock including more than 6500 roses. The owner has been in the wholesale nursery business eight years. Special opening "specials" will be offered by the nursery which boasts its prices are at or below wholesale. A second store will be establish- Nab Woman on Old Warrant In Santa Ana SANTA ANA (OCNS) — The ange County Sheriff's office that a 50-year-old woman has arrested in Santa Ana on a year-old warrant charging for manslaughter issued by Det Mich. police. Captain Herman Stahl says Mrs. Peggy Anita Hebert was rested last night in the wake o arrival of a Detroit officer w came to Santa Ana to return fugitive arrested two weeks THRITIS IS NOT A DISEASE Extracted Blood Supply Issues Pain, Swelling, Stiffness BER — BACK EAST — Center came—you shoved the fire to keep the house spot accumulated and if it clean it out the circu- is impeded. You have the ing in Arthritis or other conditions. When it or damp the body re- heat, the tissues and are more active and crea- waste. It accumulates in muscles and muscles and swelling in your feet, muscles, etc. This restriets supply and the human stem → (PAIN) ← yells at that place. Sensible thing to do is blood supply right where need up. This you can do and safely. Get Z-LT at regist, rub it right in at of pain or congestion will get relief in a few Z-LT does not suppress, opens up the blood believes the congestion. been doing this success- safely for over 6 years Press club and have scheduled a second meeting Tuesday, June 1, at Santa Ana college. At a preliminary meeting attended by student editors and faculty advisers, conducted in the faculty lounge at the college. Frank Martines of the Garden Grove Argolog was elected temporary chairman, and Barbara Menardi, also of Garden Grove, secretary. An interchange of speakers among schools was worked out to help publicize the new group, organized to bring professional speakers to the high school staffs, share problems, and help train junior staff members. The club incentive grew out of the recent journalism workshop program conducted at Santa Ana college. William Seaman, instructor from Huntington Beach high school and chairman of the county advisers, said the adult group also would meet at the college for the 5:30 p.m. meeting June 1. Then join the students for a general session and refreshments. Plans will be outlined for regular meetings during the next school year. Schools eligible are Anaheim, Orange, Tustin, Oa-guna Beach, Capistrano, Santa Ana. Garden Grove, Brea - Olinda, Valencia, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Fullerton and Mater Dei of Santa Ana. Larry Quille, advisor of the Anaheim Anoranco, attended the first meeting. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Santa Anan Fined for Balboa Peep Show NEWPORT BEACH, (OCNS)—A $500 fine was paid Tuesday by James E. Marksity, Santa Ana, for exhibiting indecent pictures at his Balboa peep-show recently. Marksity pleaded guilty to the charge. Judge Donald Dodge of Newport Justice court ordered Newport police department to destroy all film in the four machines which police confiscated when they raided his amusement place. In 1953, each man, woman and child in the U.S. ate an average of 35 pounds of poultry—75 per cent above prewar average. SANTA ANA (OCNS) — The range County Sheriff's office has that a 50-year-old woman has arrested in Santa Ana on a year-old warrant charging for manslaughter issued by Det Mich. police. Captain Herman Stahl says Mrs. Peggy Anita Hebert was rested last night in the wake of arrival of a Detroit officer came to Santa Ana to return fugitive arrested two weeks ago. Stahl says the warrant for Mrs. Hebert was originally issued in and concerned an auto accident which Mrs. Hebert was involved 1948. The sheriff's official says Mrs. Hebert's car jumped a on a downtown Detroit street ran into a crowd of people person died a few hours after accident. Stahl says that Detroit Tra- Investigator John Warren cam- Santa Ana yesterday to reti George Potts, who was arre- on almost identical charges weeks-ago. While here, Warren portedly wanted to check out lead that Mrs. Hebert was lie- in Huntington Beach. In the co-city, the officers found that and her family had moved to S- Ana. The woman recently res- at 1402 Durant St. She was ad on a downtown street Tuesday. Stahl said, after depu- and Warren tracked her down. Mrs. Hebert has been lodged the county jail, pending the arr- of extradition papers. OFFICIAL 61 to 130 more miles per tankful with a Studebaker! that's what the '54 Champion got in the Mobilgas Free Air Show Slated At Los Alamitos A free air show starting at o'clock will be the highlight of Armed Forces Day Open House the Naval Air Station Los Alamito on Saturday, May 15. The air show will be a study contrasts as 600 mph "Cougar" jets streak by, followed by 60 mph ships (or blimps), then, conventional propeller driven fighters and tack planes, and helicopter "Weekend Warriors" of seven Naval Air Reserve squadrons wily a group of Corsair fighters a series of formation maneuver climazed by a simulated combat strike on the Los Alamitos flee During the simulated bombing the field, a wrecked ariecraft w be set afire so that the fire-fighti crews can give a demonstrat per tankful with a Studebaker! that's what the '54 Champion got in the Mobilgas economy Run against competing low-priced cars! Champion with Overdrive got 29.58 miles per gallon! 4 Studebaker Land Cruiser V-8 highest gas mileage of any hopstakes winner in history! at all other eights in the Run and all sizes except the 54 Studebaker Champion! You can't get this performance in any car on Studebaker! new 1954 Studebaker ... you ahead of the parade ... you more when you trade! Come in and look at the official AAA score sheet of the Mobilgas Run. The Studebaker Champion got 61 to 130 more miles per tankful than its four competitors in the low-priced field. Studebaker finished first in the Grand Sweepstakes—first in actual miles per gallon—first of all overdrive cars—first of all automatic drive cars. Get Studebaker economy. Duplicates of Studebaker's Mobilgas Run winners are available immediately at surprisingly low cost—the best engineered, best built, best styled cars in America. LEAVITT FORD Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. Phone KE 5-2284 1954 Champion custom 2-door sedan $1994¥68 DELIVERED LOCALLY with standard equipment State and local taxes, if any, not included. White sidewall, chrome wheel discs—Automatic Drive or Overdrive—optional at extra cost. Price may vary somewhat in nearby communities. DANGEROUS to gamble with the life and looks of your prized garment by subjecting them to inferior cleaning. Anything you care about as your clothes deserves the finest treatment—in short, our most modern method of cleaning and conditioning your garments! ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Ph. KE 5-461 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING New Setup in City Hall Gives More Space to Several City Departments For the first time in many years, the Anaheim city hall is being utilized fully by departments of the city who have expanded into rooms previously occupied by outside organizations. Oldtimers ascending to the second floor of the city hall have a surprise in store when seeking the engineering and planning departments. Both are recently moved into larger and more spacious quarters where formerly other organizations operated. Following a reorganization of offices some three years ago, the building and planning departments were housed in one small room on the second floor. Adjoining this was the engineering offices of City Engineer George Tolyoke. Now, through moving all drafting departments of the engineering offices to the rear of the building in rooms formerly occupied by the Red Cross, adequate space has been provided for a separation of the planning and building sections. Additional desk space has been allocated to Inspector Homer Wallace while Planning Engineer Bob Mungall takes over the old drafting office where formerly, four men worked with their large drafting tables. Under the new setup, a spacious office for top staff men has been provided in the new quarters and two well-lit drafting rooms set up for the office drafting force. Special accommodations are being provided whereby planning and engineering consultants can meet the public and answer questions regarding construction and planning. Although Holyoke remains in his former front office, Design Engineer Al McDaniels and Office Engineer Al McDougall will occupy new quarters formerly held by the Red Cross office. Behind them are the two new drafting offices, each with excellent lighting and storage facilities for plants and desks. Council Holds Hearing On New Industry Area Setting up of a future light industrial zone in the recently annexed Lincoln Ave. area came a step nearer this week with a public hearing conducted by city council on a zone change from present residential-agriculture zone to one of M-1 or light manufacturing. On request of owners of the property, the Muller Holding and Investment Co. of Hollywood, Council approved the zone change which would enable the firm to subdivide the area adjacent to the Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co. into several smaller industrial tracts. 80 acres, the area had previously been approved by planning commissioners for the industrial site. Planking Lincoln Ave., would be a required parking-landscaping zone which would protect sightlines of the area chosen for industrial usage. Included in the provisions set up by Council will be the deeding to the city of required widths on both sides of Lincoln Ave. for street widening purposes, it was learned. Synthetic soil conditioners have been found to combat "problem soil" in the garden that's tight and heavy. Captain Herman Stahl says that Peggy Anita Hebert was arrailed last night in the wake of the trial of a Detroit officer who is to Santa Ana to return a live arrested two weeks ago. Captain H尔德说对 Mrs. Hart was originally issued in 1950 concerned an auto accident in Mrs. Hebert was involved in The sheriff's official says that Hebert's car jumped a curb downtown Detroit street and into a crowd of people. One man died a few hours after the incident. Captain H尔德说 Detroit Traffic Controller John Warren came to Ana yesterday to return Potts, who was arrested almost identical charges two days ago. While here, Warren recently wanted to check out a that Mrs. Hebert was living Antennton Beach. In the coastal area the officers found that she her family had moved to Santa Ana. The woman recently resided Durant St. She was arrests a downtown street Tuesday Stahl said, after deputies Warren tracked her down. Hebert has been lodged in county jail, pending the arrival tradition papers. Air Show Slated Los Alamitos Free air show starting at 3 p.m. will be the highlight of an Air Forcees Day Open House at Val Air Station Los Alamitos Saturday, May 15. Air show will be a study in tests as 600 mph "Cougar" jets by, followed by 60 mph air or blimps), then, convention-belller driven fighters and at-planes, and helicopters. And Warriors" of several Air Reserve squadrons will group of Corsair fighters in areas of formation maneuvers, led by a simulated combat on the Los Alamitos field. The simulated bombing of old, a wrecked aircraft will afire so that the fire-fighting can give a demonstration of provided whereby planning and engineering consultants can meet the public and answer questions regarding construction and planning. Although Holyoke remains in his former front office, Design Engineer Al McDaniels and Office Engineer Al McDougall will occupy new quarters formerly held by the Red Cross office. Behind them are the two new drafting offices, each with excellent lighting and storage facilities for plans and designs. Staff members include Jack Lloyd, John McGraw and Duane Stour. Field inspectors include Ken Grimm and Brandon Mitchell. Girl Loses Suit Over Blow From Softball SANTA ANA — Deciding that Miss Eunice Mann had voluntarily assumed a risk when she bacame manager of a girls' softball team, Superior Judge Robert Gardner rejected Wednesday, her demand for $125,000 damages for a fractured skull suffered when hit by a ball at Cypress Community Park. She had sued Nutrilite Products, Inc., of Buena Park, and its Nutrilite Foundation; the Buena Park Kids, Inc., and the Buena Park Boys club. The court granted a non-suit on behalf of Nutrilite, which insisted it had donated money for uniforms only and did not sponsor a girls' team known as the Pirates, playing at the Cypress park July 24, 1952, when Miss Mann was injured. Judge Gardner granted dismissal of the action against the Kids and the Boys Club on theory that a participant in an athletic contest assumes risk, and that the Buena Park Kids and Buena Park Boys Club merely sponsored the game without expecting to gain financially. NOW! 20th Century-Fox brings you the world of Prince Valiant from the land of the Vikings! NOWI 20th Century-Fox brings you the world of Prince Valiant from the land of the Vikings! 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