anaheim-gazette 1935-07-25

License Bureau Head For County Selected by Gov. Appointment of John Creighton as district inspector, State Contractors' License Bureau, was today officially announced by William G. Bonelli, State Registrar of Contractors. Mr. Creighton will make his headquarters at the Orange County Builders' Exchange, Builders' Exchange Building, Santa Ana. "Creighton," states Registrar Bonelli, who is also a member of Governor Merriam's cabinet, holding the dual position of Director of the State Department of Professional and Vocational Standards and State Registrar of Contractors, "has been appointed from the Civil Service list as required by the State Civil Service Law recently enacted." MISSIONARY CLUB AT GARDEN GROVE MEETS The Missionary Society of Garden Grove met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. C. Amos and Mrs. Lizzie Morgan as cohostesses. ADVERTISERS AT NEWPORT WARNED The advertising committee of the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce have issued a warning that merchants should not advertise in any programs for any occasion. "Creighton," further states Bonelli, "brings with him a splendid background for this type of work. He brings a wide practical and educational background with him to this job. Following three years of college in Chicago, he spent two years studying law in Los Angeles. In addition to his schooling, the new inspector, following five years in miscellaneous types of construction employment, entered the field as a general contractor. Two years later he was appointed chief engineer of a large Rochester, New York public works construction company. Five years ago he accepted a better position in Los Angeles with a large building firm as superintendent and engineer in charge of construction. The withdrawal of this firm, due to lack of business last year, left Mr. Creighton free to accept a position with the State." Creighton is assigned to the district covering Orange County; the towns of Oceanside, Fallbrook and Vista in San Diego County, and the towns of Whittier, Montebello, Huntington Park, Bell, Maywood and South Gate in Los Angeles County. No Smother Charge Imagine a thick luscious steak, brought to you still sizzling on the platter, a thin trail of steaming vapor curling upwards. Smothered with plenty of delicious, grilled onions. What a treat! Other dishes are just as delicious and equally as low priced. AL'S CAFE FREE SANDWICH Bring This Coupon To AL'S CAFE 213 E. Center Street and order any sandwich you want. It is in compliment to the Gazette in its new home. NAME ADDRESS OELKE BROS. Commercial Sprayers FUMIGATORS All New Equipment 15 Years Experience Reasonable Prices 220 North Claudina Anaheim Phone 2458 Anaheim ANAHEIM HAS LO COMPARISON W Fire Chief R. Nyboe, in making his report for the fiscal year just closed indicated that Anaheim has a comparatively very low fire rate. "Anaheim enjoys the lowest insurance rates of any corresponding city in the state" he reported. With 47 calls made with the fire apparatus, only $333 damage was suffered. A year ago 57 calls were made and $1200 damage was done considered a small loss even at the figure nearly four times as great as this year's. More calls to burning buildings were made this year than to any other thing. There were 15 of these while nine automobiles and trucks caught on fire to the extent that they needed the aid of the fire department. Other calls included seven rubbish, three grass and palm trees, six miscellaneous and seven silent calls. Ohio Reunion Set Long Beach Aug. 4 Under the auspices of the Federation of Ohio State Societies all who ever lived in Ohio are invited to meet for the great picnic reunion all day in Bixby Park. Long Beach, Sunday, August 4th. Come as early as possible and spend the day with friends. There will be county registers and headquarters so all can find the old neighbors even with thousands present. President Harry B. George will be in charge of the exercises. There will be a brief program opening about two o'clock. All tourists and visitors from the old home state are invited as well as our residents. Coffee will be supplied for all. Each one is asked to pass the word along to other Buckeyes. Further information may be had 220 North Claudina Anaheim Phone 2458 Anaheim A POPULAR GIRL will be a popular girl—anywhere. But the telephone in her home certainly adds a lot to her good times. Young people appreciate a telephone. Just ask them. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Business Office: 217 N. Lemon Telephone 2101 onco Busters Buck for Title Plan New Park At North End (Continued from page 1) vor of the project. They said they have appraisals made of both properties involved and that these appraisals favor the orange show property. At the present, it was admitted Anaheim is providing park facilities for much of Orange county, but all agreed that it was obtaining returns to repay it amply in the form of good will. Those entering into the discussion seemed to feel that by the time the property could be prepared for use it will be badly needed for recreational purposes. They were of the belief that no comparable acreage within the city is available for park purposes without a much greater expenditure than is contemplated. Sheridan said it would be necessary to lay a large drain through the property from east to west at a cost approximating $6000. Others at the meeting were of the opinion that because it contemplates extension of playground facilities it would be able to attract support from the PWA, or some other federal agency. Both the council and chamber of commerce officials invited public reaction to the proposal. It was made clear that Anaheim would retain the crop now on the orange grove, and would cease care of the property September 1. Both properties are clear of encumbrance. Sea Scouts To Assemble Newport Planning Long Period For Fair At Po POMONA, July 23 California is to be the another notable exposé season with the elaboration of the fourteenth Los Angeles County Fair ed with Riverside and County fairs, in the beaute exposition park in September 13 to 29, incl meet the demands of its popularity, the huge age and industrial pageant a 17-day period, the long history. The extended time for three Saturdays and Sundays. Replete with additional provements and innovations in buildings and grounds will be offered on a less pretentious scale before. Here a remarka rama of the accomplish ideals and possibilities of empire of the southwest vividly portrayed in allness of a lavish setting. Every phase of endeavors represented in the ten exhibits on display. Also year over $100,000 has been in initial preparations. Last fall 450,000 visitors through the gates. This attendance is expected to over half a million, that a larger number of attracted by the San Diego position, will be inattended officials have put forth to merge the creati t of the southland in this HEIM HAS LOW FIRE RATE IN COMPARISON WITH OTHER CITIES Chief R. Nyboe, in making it for the fiscal year just indicated that Anaheim has relatively very low fire rate. It enjoys the lowest incidents of any correspondence in the state" he reported. Calls made with the fire only $333 damage was a year ago 57 calls were $1200 damage was done, and a small loss even at nearly four times as this year's. Calls to burning buildings this year than to any other. There were 15 of the nine automobiles and eight on fire to the ex- they needed the aid of department. Other calls seven rubbish, three palm trees, six miscellaneous seven silent calls. Inflammable vegetation and debris was removed from 245 lots, with the property owners paying an average of $1.52 per lot for this work. Many fire hazards were eliminated in the process of the department's inspection of 240 buildings in the business district in the interest of fire prevention. The department also carried on the usual school fire drills. A large contribution of the fire department is the work with the inhalator. Seven calls were answered last year, with the inhalator saving the lives of three persons who might otherwise not have lived. In two instances the inhalator was not found necessary. Chief Nyboe with one of his men remain on these cases as long as needed, in one case bringing a child through a period of several days' illness. Reunion Set Aug. 4 The auspices of the Fed- Ohio State Societies all lived in Ohio are invited for the great picnic day in Bixby Park, fifth, Sunday, August 4th. Early as possible and today with friends. There county registers and head- o all can find the old even with thousands. At Harry B. George will urge of the exercises. He be a brief program op- tit two o'clock. All tour-itors from the old home invited as well as our Coffee will be supplied such one is asked to pass along to other Buckeyes. Information may be had. Hoosierites to Hold Picnic July 28th The Semi-annual basket picnic of the old home State of Indiana will be held Sunday, July 28th, at Sycamore Park, (Ave. 46 and North Figueroa) Los Angeles, under the auspices of the Indiana State Society, Ralph McClain, President, to which all "Hoosiers" and friends are cordially invited. The County Registers will be a special feature to aid friends to find each other, and coffee furnished to those buying souvenir badges. A good lively program will be given at 2:00 p.m., including a short address by Dr. F. W. Emerson of the Sheriff's office on rehabilitation. George, UN 6776, or of C. H. Parsons, where the great register of the Ohioans may be found, An- Both the council and chamber of commerce officials invited public reaction to the proposal. It was made clear that Anaheim would retain the crop now on the orange grove, and would cease care of the property September 1. Both properties are clear of encumbrance. Sea Scouts To Assemble Newport On August 19th Sea Scouts from four of the western states are to assemble at Newport Harbor, August 19 and be in camp until the 24th. This gathering is the "Rendezvous" which will be held annually in the future to bring the scouts from over a wide area in touch with the many units of the organization which is growing so rapidly in the West. Sea scouting training is healthful and educational in every way, it fits the boys to handle themselves around and in the water and teaches many features of seamanship and the work of the sailor of all kinds of water craft. INSURANCE COMPANIES LICENSED AT LAGUNA Laguna Beach will force any insurance man who accepts a policy on a life, if solicited within the limits of the city or on insurable property, to pay a business license to the city. The matter was brought to a head by the protest of Perry E. McCullough who protested against unfair competition. SUBSCRIBE Now ANAHEIM GAZETTE Phone 2414 A spectacular carnival tertainment is headed by racing every afternoon on the west's fastest tracks, tiful night horse show, half a mile of glamerous with its countless thrills and pageantry, fireworks and enable other alluring attractions again it will be there county fair in America nothing of the old time attract while offering so much of today. White Motor Service Co. 406 So. 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Southern California is to be the scene of another notable exposition this season with the elaborate presentation of the fourteenth annual Los Angeles County Fair combined with Riverside and Orange County fairs, in the beautiful 175-acre exposition park in Pomona, September 13 to 29, inclusive. To meet the demands of its growing popularity, the huge agricultural and industrial pageant will cover a 17-day period, the longest in its history. The extended time allows for three Saturdays and three Sundays. Replete with additions, improvements and innovations both on buildings and grounds, the Fair will be offered on a larger and more pretentious scale than ever before. Here a remarkable panorama of the accomplishments, ideals and possibilities of the great empire of the southwest will be vividly portrayed in all the richness of a lavish setting. Practically every phase of endeavor will be represented in the ten miles of exhibits on display. Already this year over $100,000 has been spent on initial preparations. Last fall 450,000 visitors passed through the gates. This year the attendance is expected to run well over half a million. Realizing that a larger number of tourists attracted by the San Diego Exposition, will be in attendance, fair officials have put forth every effort to merge the creative forces of the southland in this gigantic SO AS TO BETTER SERVE YOU DUTCH BOY PAINT STORE Now In Our New Location 108 EAST CENTER ST. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF PAINTS AND PAINTING SUPPLIES Phone 2703 Anaheim BLACK WIDOW SPIDER SPRAY WE HAVE IT 75¢ Pint — $1.50 Quart IT DOES THE WORK JACKSON DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 237 East Center St. ANAHEIM, CALIF. Phone 2322 JACKSON DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 237 East Center St. ANAHEIM, CALIF. 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