anaheim-gazette 1935-05-23

To Establish Soil Conservation Camp In Orange County Soon is Report Word has just been received from H. E. Reddick, Regional Director, California Soil Erosion Service, by Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg, that a special CCC camp will soon be established in Orange County as a part of the national public works program. Advise from the Washington office of the Emergency Conservation Administration states that about 225 men will be enrolled in the new Orange County camp, the location of which will be announced later. The campaign being waged by the Government against the loss of valuable agricultural lands by erosion, will be carried on by the CCC organization under the direction of trained personnel of the Soil Conservation Service. For several months the Orange County Farm Advisor's office has negotiated with the U. S. Department of Interior and the U. S. Department of Agriculture regarding the need for soil conservation and erosion control in certain areas of the county. Hundreds of acres of good soil have been eroded or cut away as a result of heavy storms and the lack of proper protection. Petitions and letters from property owners, farm centers, growers' associations have been forwarded to Washington urging the establishment of an erosion control project in Orange County. Preliminary surveys have been made by engineers of the Erosion Control Service to determine the extent of soil losses here. Dr. Laudermilk, vice-director of the Washington office, and Mr. Reddick, California Regional Director, have recently inspected the problem areas and submitted reports and recommendations for procedure. The assignment of a camp in Orange County is no doubt the first step towards a constructive program of erosion control that will bring permanent benefits to the county. SENDS DISPLAY TO SAN DIEGO The Huntington Beach Elementary school visual education department has sent to the San Diego fair one of the most pretentious displays ever sent out of that city. The display was made possible through the co-operation of Superintendent D. B. Baldwin and also supported by Miss Elsie Chamber, head of the visual education department. Last Thursday's ing of the Citizen was created for ting the summer at the five school supervision of SERA workers outlined at the m Glover outlined in the way of sp contests among the games for the s sented a tentative tainments with a given each Thurs park theater. Mr. Glover, wh at Anaheim high employed by the supervise the sum ed that he believ e be obtained for programs he ha where needed, had talent in adiencer They Say — The Early Bird Gets the Worm But — Who wants a worm — when you can get one of our LUSCIOUS SANDWICHES any time or if Hungry, Lunches can always be had . . . Come in . . . BELMONT CAFE WINES • BEER • LUNCHES SHORT ORDERS 243 W. CENTER ST. Anaheim FRECKLES? Use OTHINE (Double Strength); BLEACHES and CLEARS THE SKIN Gives You A Lovely Complexion Now you can travel at Bargain Fares Everywhere UNITED STATES AND CANADA EASTERN CITIES • NATIONAL PARKS • VACATION TOURS Summer fares at BARGAIN LOWS for First Class, Tourist and Modern de luxe coach travel. Very low costs too for meals and sleepers. GO EAST on COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED TRAINS—NO EXCESS FARE—FASTER SCHEDULES—SMARTER SERVICE. EVERY EVENING— EVERY MORNING— LOS ANGELES LIMITED PACIFIC LIMITED Summer fares at BARGAIN LOWS for First Class, Tourist and Modern de luxe coach travel. Very low costs too for meals and sleepers. GO EAST on COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED TRAINS—NO EXCESS FARE—FASTER SCHEDULES—SMARTER SERVICE. EVERY EVENING— LOS ANGELES LIMITED De luxe, World-Famous Flyer EVERY MORNING— PACIFIC LIMITED New—Fast—Ultra-Modern BARGAIN TRAVEL BACK EAST— Return Limit Oct. 31. Liberal stop-over privileges. Examples of Summer Round-Trip Bargains—Proportionately Low Fares EVERYWHERE in the United States and Canada. | FIRST CLASS Season | INTERMEDIATE Season | COACH Season | 45-Day | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | CHICAGO $86.00 | $68.80 | $57.35 | ... | | NEW YORK 135.15 | 124.40 117.95 | 107.20 106.50 | 95.75 | | PHILADELPHIA 133.15 | 122.85 115.95 | 105.65 104.50 | 94.20 | | ST. LOUIS 81.50 | 65.20 | 54.35 | ... | | KANSAS CITY 72.00 | 57.60 | 48.00 | ... | | MINNEAPOLIS 86.00 | 68.80 | 57.35 | ... | | WASHINGTON 130.45 120.75 | 113.25 103.55 | 101.80 92.10 | ... | | DENVER 57.50 | 46.00 | 38.35 | ... | Also Very Low One-Way Fares—Coach, Intermediate and Standard to All Pointe NATIONAL PARKS TOURS Ask for particulars of Union Pacific's personally escorted, all-expense, LOW-COST TOURS to ZION-BRYCE-GRAND CANYON and YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARKS. See any Union Pacific representative for complete travel information UNION PACIFIC R. A. PARKER, Agt., ANAHEIM, Union Pacific Station, Phone 3519 Waynick New Director From Central Orange Dr. D. D. Waynick has been elected by the Central Orange County Citrus Exchange as their director on the California Fruit Growers Exchange board as successor to O. E. Steward, deceased. The new director is widely known among growers for his leadership in stabilization plans and for his Valencia growth measurement studies. He conducts the Association Laboratories, Anaheim, whose business is orchard management, pest and soil moisture control and soil problem research. Dr. Waynick is president of the Anaheim Citrus Fruit Association. Committee Plans For Recreational Program Here Last Thursday marked the first meeting of the Citizens' committee which was created for the purpose of arranging the summer recreational programs at the five school grounds under the supervision of Richard Glover and SERA workers. Definite plans were outlined at the meeting. Glover outlined his plan of activities in the way of sports, tournaments and contests among the older children and games for the smaller ones and presented a tentative program for entertainments with an adult appeal to be given each Thursday night at the city park theater. Mr. Glover, who is athletic instructor at Anaheim high school and who was employed by the Citizens Committee to supervise the summer program, reported that he believed SERA talent could be obtained for practically all of the programs he had outlined, and that, where needed, he could call on SERA talent in adjacent counties for this Agriculture Course Discussed at Meet The Smith-Hughes Agricultural courses were the topic of discussion at a joint meeting of the Placentia Farm Center and the Pioneer Mens' Brotherhood last Thursday night. Explaining the courses was George P. Weldon, Chaffey Junior College instructor. In a business meeting of the farm center, Ralph McFadden reported on farm bureau activities. The center endorsed the action of the board of education in obtaining a Smith-Hughes course for the Valencia High school next year. Ed Eisenacher was re-elected president, Ralph McFadden, vice-president, and Leonard Hummel re-elected secretary-treasurer at a business session of the Brotherhood. June 4 is to be the last meeting of the brotherhood for this year and a woman's night program is planned. Arch Raitt, Y.M.C.A., secretary announced a Hi-Y barbecue at the Bradford school Monday evening for graduating grammar school boys. Alvin Koenig, assistant scoutmaster, discussed plans for sending representatives of Placentia Scout troops to Washington for the National Scout jamboree. He asked aid in raising funds for that reason. H. H. Schwood announced a Mexican dinner at the Baker street school on June 5. Three numbers were played by the brotherhood band to begin the program and the Rev. D. J. Brigham of the Placentia church pronounced the benediction. MELROSE ABBEY MAUSOLEUM Entombment may now be made in this beautiful memorial edifice for as low as $97.50. Niches at $20. Liberal terms. Located on 101 Highway between San Antonio and Anaheim. Fire Chiefs Eat Trout At Meeting In Orange Proving their ability as nimrods, five fire chiefs of the Orange county cities journeyed to Azusa last week and supplied enough "speckled beauties" to set the table for the monthly meeting held in Orange last Thursday night. Among the successful chiefs who donned the boots and gathered up the tackle was Chief Nyboe of Anaheim. The dinner was held in the new fire hall at Orange. Following the dinner a business session was held at which time the discussion of an emergency measure by which the disaster fire trucks could be called to any part of the county was held. Representing Anaheim at meeting in addition to Chief Nyboe was Councilman M. W. Martenet. HEAR ADDRESS ON METAL WORK The Arts and Crafts section of the Fullerton Ebell Club had as its principal speaker Martha Ekenstam who told of her work in sculptor of metals. INSTANT blade change The Schick INJECTOR Rasor gives you a new convenience in shaving. The injector, which contains 20 blades is always ready to insert a new blade when needed. A new blade is inserted Instantly, at the same time ejecting the old blade without your hand touching either of them. $1.50 COMPLETE including INJECTOR with 20 blades sealed in it. Try this new razor. You will experience not only an added new convenience, but also a new shaving sensation. Mr. Glover, who is athletic instructor at Anaheim high school and who was employed by the Citizens Committee to supervise the summer program, reported that he believed SERA talent could be obtained for practically all of the programs he had outlined, and that, where needed, he could call on SERA talent in adjacent counties for this purpose. He plans to present four vaudeville programs, three band concerts, an "amateur night" and a dramatics performance. The program will start the first Monday following the close of school, which will be June 17. It climaxes a ten-year dream of the Anaheim P.-T. A. which was partially realized last summer when SERA workers were placed on the park and school grounds for play supervision. Only this year, when the city donated $1000 towards such a project, creating a Citizens Committee of P.-T. A., workers, business men and school administrators, with power to act, and enabling the employment of a full-time trained supervisor, in the person of Mr. Glover, to take the program entirely into his hands, has the dream finally been realized. 50 Days Is Sentence For Drunken Driving One Anaheim resident found that the technical fact that he was not driving on a public highway did not eliminate him from spending a vacation in Sheriff Jackson's Chateau for drunk driving when Louis Vasquez, 206 La Palma street faced Judge Frank Tausch. Vasquez was arrested last Thursday night when he drove his car through a neighbor's garden and upon appearing pleaded not guilty to drunk driving setting up as his defense that he was not on a public highway. Judge Tausch had a different idea however, and Vasquez has 50 days in which to think over the matter. 3 LINES — 3 TIMES — 3 DIMES Three numbers were played by the brotherhood band to begin the program and the Rev. D. J. 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