anaheim-gazette 1935-07-25

TO DISCUSS WORM INFESTATION AT MEETING FRIDAY, JULY 26 Citrus growers of Orange County are invited to attend a field meeting Friday, July 26, 9:30 a.m., at which a report of the season's orange worm infestation in this county will be discussed and recommendations of control made for the coming season. Considerable drop is taking place in many orchards, due largely to the attack of the orange worm known as the Tortrix and Holcocera caterpillars. The meeting has been arranged by the farm advisor's office to bring the latest information to local growers based on research work carried on by entomologists of the Citrus Experiment Station and the field inspection work supervised by the Agricultural Commissioner's office of Orange County. It is desirable that all growers experiencing losses from this source and those who wish to know how to identify the pests, attend the meeting. D. W. Tubbs, Orange County Agricultural Commissioner, A. M. Boyce and A. J. Bassinger, entomologists of the Citrus Experiment Station, will outline the status of the worm fruit drop in this area, and the extent of worm infestation and present control recommendations. The growers will first assemble at Jack Fisher Park, Santa Ana, at 9:30 a.m. to hear the discussion and then adjourn to an adjacent orchard to study and observe the problem in the field. Jack Fisher Park is located on North Flower Street bridge Santa Ana, which crosses the Sixtiago Creek. Coming from north, turn at Flower Street, Santa Ana Boulevard and go mile south to the bridge. Coming from the south, go west on Seventeenth Street, Santa Ana, to Fleer Street and then north about mile to the bridge. PLAN BREAKWATER FOR SAN CLEMENTE A breakwater is planned by City Council of San Clemente; a survey which the city engineer has been ordered to make pro-ject feasible. It is estimated the cost will be $125,000. Wednesday Only, July 31 "VILLAGE TALE" with Randolph Scott-Kay Johnson Thurs., Fri., Sat., Aug. 1-2-3 "CHARLIE CHAN IN EGYPT" with WARNER OLAND AND "LADY TUBBS" with ALICE BRADY General Admission 30 cents FRIDAY ONLY "NOTORIOUS GENTLEMAN" with Chas. Bickford-Helen Vinson SATURDAY & SUNDAY Sun. Continuous From 2:30 "MYSTERY MAN" with Robt. Armstrong Maxine Doyle AND JOHN WAXNE in "DESERT TRAIL" PLAN BREAKWATER FOR SAN CLEMENT A breakwater is planned by City Council of San Clemente a survey which the city engineer has been ordered to make pro the project feasible. It is cimated the cost will be $125,000. SUBSCRIBE Now ANAHEIM GAZETTE Phone 2414 ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKET THE BEST FOR LESS WEST CENTER AT PALM EAST CENTER AT EMILY BARTLETT NO. 2½ PEARS, ... 2 for 29¢ APRICOTS ... 2 for 29¢ GOLDEN WEST OLEO, ... 2 lbs. 27c CALUMENT Baking Powder, 1 lb. ... 23c CRACKERS, ... 2 lb. pkg. 25c FRUIT OR BERRY JAM, 2 lb. 6 oz jar, ... 22c MILK, tall can, ... 3 for 17c JEWEL SHORTENING ... 4 lb. 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C. 89c Sperry's 92c Lemo Foam Soap, ... 6 lbs. 59c SAL SODA, ... 5 lb. pkg. 10c FIG BARS, ... 2 lbs. 22c Salmon, Pink, tall, 2 for 19c Alpha Beta, is assurance for Quality BEEF BOIL, ... lb. 10¢ Lamb Stew ... lb. 10¢ POT ROAST ... lb. 12¢ Shortening, pkg., 2 lbs. 25¢ LAMB ROAST, . lb. 18¢ Fresh Dressed Poultry Finest in Town FRESH Ground Beef, ... lb. 17¢ FANCY TUSCAN Peaches, ... 6 lbs. 15¢ FANCY WHITE ROSE Potatoes, ... 15 lbs. 15¢ FANCY, LOCAL Tomatoes, 6 lb. basket 10¢ FANCY SWEET Seedless Grapes, 2 lbs. 13¢ FANCY GREEN Cucumbers, ... 5 for 5¢ FANCY LOCAL Satsuma Plums, 5 lbs. 15¢ Annual report of building by Building Inspector R. Shown a gain in the number of permits for the year included. We were 199 building pursued during the year just and 154 the previous year. First stages of high school action having been included figures for 1934-35 brought more considerably higher for number of permits issued than during the year before building activity centered smaller projects. Used from the permits this was $1323.45. This includes by the 199 building permits for water, five for curb, 19 over, 64 for signs, two for ks, 176 plumbing and gas, for house moving in addition to the field. Fisher Park is located at North Flower Street bridge, Ana, which crosses the San-Creek. Coming from the turn at Flower Street on Ana Boulevard and go one south to the bridge. Coming the south, go west on Seven-Street, Santa Ana, to Flowet and then north about one mile to the bridge. BREAKWATER FOR SAN CLEMENTE Beakwater is planned by the Council of San Clemente if any which the city engineer ordered to make proves project feasible. It is estimated the cost will be $125,000. Felger to Head Beach Civic Club The newly organized junior Chamber of Commerce at Laguna Beach elected Adolph Flecher at its meeting last week. Other officers elected were: William Carey, vice president; H. W. Carey, secretary, and David Bopp treasurer. The Board of Directors will consist of the elected officers and Orvis Poort. With the receipt of assurances that the organization's application for membership in the National Junior Chamber of Commerce has been approved, steps will be taken at once to launch a membership among the younger set of business and professional men, it was stated. FAIR Bill—How are you this morning? Jim—Oh, I'm San Diego. Barbers Must Close One Day a Week Governor Merriam has just signed amendments to the California State Barbers' bill which require all barber shops and colleges to close one day per week, according to an announcement by A. H. Bauer, secretary, of the Orange County Barbers' Union at Santa Ana. The amendments, according to the announcement prohibit barber shops or colleges from being open more than six days in any one calendar week. The reason, it is stated, is to allow the shop to be aired out and cleaned. Violators are subject to fines from $25 to $200. Final Rites For Miss Lish Funeral services were Elizabeth Lish, daugher and Mrs. Garland Linda, at the Place Church last Friday Charles E. Hurlbur Hubbard and Dr. Pa of Bible Institute of in charge. Miss Lish was graduated with 1935 from the Institution. The girls quartet of provided several speeches and E. R. Richards Armstrong sang solos. Pall bearers were Harry Stewart, Harry Dick Tesseyk, Paul Ellsworth Motts, all her graduating class, of the class were h bearers. Interment was at McAulay and Sutlers. BREAKWATER FOR SAN CLEMENTE breakwater is planned by the council of San Clemente if by which the city engineer is ordered to make proves object feasible. It is estithe cost will be $125,000. SUBSCRIBE Now NAHEIM GAZETTE Phone 2414 RKET ENTER AT EMILY NO. 2½ 2 for 29¢ 1 lb. 23c jar, 22c 3 for 17c 8 lb. Pail $1.15 Slices, 2½, 15c d fresh, lb. 16c 6 for 25c $1.02 89c 92c 5 lb. pkg. 10c all, 2 for 19c Hurry! Ren D MILL ODD Sens FINAL CLEAR GROUP A limited nu From the High Range For this ClearYour Choi $4.0 FINAL CLEAR ALL SUMMER GROUPED IN T FINAL CLEAR $1.02 89c 92c 5 lb. pkg. 10c all, 2 for 19c ... 6 lbs. 15c DSE ... 15 lbs. 15c b. basket 10c es, 2 lbs. 13c ... 5 for 5c ns, 5 lbs. 15c Look for the Remnant Price Tags Penney Final Rites For Miss Lish Friday Funeral services were held for Elizabeth Lish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lish of Yorba Linda, at the Placentia Calvary Church last Friday, with Dr. Charles E. Hurlburt, Dr. John Hubbard and Dr. Paul Pritchard of Bible Institute of Los Angeles in charge. Miss Lish, who was 22, was graduated with the class of 1925 from the Institute. The girls quartet of the Institute provided several special numbers and E. R. Richardson and Ella Armstrong sang solos. Pall bearers were Paul Rouse, Harry Stewart, Harry Dutchman, Dick Tesseyk, Paul Raynor and Ellsworth Motts, all members of her graduating class, and the girls of the class were honorary pall bearers. Interment was at Loma Vista McAulay and Suters, funeral diocesan. Iowans To Picnic Long Beach Aug. 10 The Iowa Association invites each of the Four Hundred Thousand Iowans in California to rally for the annual summer picnic reunion. President Charles A. Ballreich announces the date Saturday, August 10th and the place, Bixby Park, Long Beach. All the usual attractions will be offered, including the county headquarters and registers. A splendid program of music and addresses will include Governor Frank F. Merriam as the speaker of the day. The Golden Wedding Club, John G. Spoilman, Secretary, will have its own section with coffee, sugar, cream and ice cream free to all. There are five hundred couples, all having lived rectors, were in charge of services in Iowa. Plans will be made to care for over 100,000 resident or visiting. For information see C. H. Parsons, MI 9241, Angelus Hotel. COMMITTEES NAMED FOR PENSION CLUB The first meeting of the new executive board of the Westminster Townsend club met in Midway City last Thursday evening at which plans were made and committees appointed for coming events. ICE CREAM SOCIA. IN GARDEN GROVE The members of the Baptist Young Peoples' Union of the Garden Grove Baptist Church held an ice cream social recently in the church yard. The funds from the affair will be used to send delegates to the B. Y. P. U. convention in August. VISIT FRIENDS HERE Mr. and Mrs. James Halpin of Hawthorn were in town Sunday visiting with their many friends. Remnant DAYS MILL LENGTHS ODDS AND ENDS Sensational Savings! STARTING SATURDAY JULY 27 — 9:00 A.M. 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