anaheim-gazette 1936-05-07

Cooking School Planned by Ice Co., Fullerton A three-day cooking school has been arranged to be held in the Odd Fellows Hall, Fullerton, next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, according to an announcement made by the Crystal Ice Company today. The school, conducted under auspices of the Southern California-Arizona Association of Ice Industries, will be directed by Nina G. Abbey, noted economist who will teach the art of making delectable dishes each afternoon between 2 and 4. A beautiful ice refrigerator will be given away on the last day of the school. Rev. Joe Tucker To Be Speaker At Townsend Meeting Rev. Joo Tucker of Placentia has been announced as the speaker at the meeting of the Golden West Townsend club scheduled for this evening at the club rooms, 210 South Clementine street. He will discuss the merits and benefits of the Townsend plan. A selection of a representative for the national board will be made. Other routine business is also scheduled. Members are asked to bring guests to the meeting which will open at 7:30 o'clock. St. Boniface P.-T. A. Place Food Sale Orange County Night Ball League Announces Schedule For Season —24 D.C. The Orange County Nightball League, through Vic Ruedy, its president, has announced the following schedule for the league. In making the announcement, Ruedy said: "We have tried to get together a real bunch of ball players, and we honestly believe we have. Every member of the Anaheim team, for illustration, is an Anaheim boy and is perfectly qualified to play in a fast moving league. We're going to give the fans some ball at the end of the season they'll be satisfied with." The schedule for the season is as follows: FIRST ROUND Monday, May 18—Placentia at Brea. Huntington Beach at Anaheim. Capistrano at Irvine. Thursday, May 21—Anaheim at Placentia. Irvine at Huntington Beach. Brea at Capistrano. Monday, May 25—Capistrano at Anaheim. Placentia at Huntington Beach. Irvine at Brea. Thursday, May 28—Placentia at Capistrano. Anaheim at Irvine. Huntington Beach at Brea. Monday, June 1—Irvine at Placentia. Brea at Anaheim. Capistrano at Huntington Beach. SECOND ROUND Thursday, June 4—Brea at Placentia. Anaheim at Huntington Beach. Irvine at Capistrano. THIRD ROUND Monday, June 22—Placentia at Brea. Huntington Beach at Anaheim. Capistrano at Irvine. Thursday, June 25—Anaheim at Placentia. Irvine at Huntington Beach. Brea at Capistrano. Monday, June 29—Capistrano at Anaheim. Placentia at Huntington Beach. Irvine at Brea. Thursday, July 2—Placentia at Capistrano. Anaheim at Irvine. Huntington Beach at Brea. Monday, July 6—Irvine at Placentia. Brea at Anaheim. Capistrano at Huntington Beach. End of first half. (10 day layoff) FOURTH ROUND (Start of Second Half) Thursday, July 16—Brea at Placentia. Anaheim at Huntington Beach. Irvine at Capistrano. Monday, July 20—Placentia at Anaheim. Huntington Beach at Irvine. Capistrano at Brea. Thursday, July 23—Anaheim at Capistrano. Huntington Beach at Placentia. Brea at Irvine. Monday, July 27—Capistrano at Placentia. Irvine at Anaheim. Brea at Huntington Beach. Thursday, July 30—Placentia at Irvine. St. Boniface P.-T. A. Plans Food Sale Sponsored by St. Boniface P.-T. A., a cooked food sale will be held Saturday, May 9, in front of the Pay'n Takit store on South Lemon street. A variety of foods will be offered and service will begin at 9 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. James Wiley are the parents of a daughter born Saturday at an Orange hospital. FREE AUTO SHOW in connection with the ELKS FESTIVAL ELKS CLUB — ANAHEIM Friday and Saturday Evenings May 8 and 9 DANCING — GAMES ENTERTAINMENT $100 DOOR PRIZE Admission 25c The Pen You Have Been Waiting for An Invention of 56 Years Experiment! In Response to Popular Demand we Repeat OUR FACTORY OFFER This Ad si worth $$$ to you! Monday, July 20—Placentia at Anaheim. Huntington Beach at Irvine. Capistrano at Brea. Thursday, July 23—Anaheim at Capistrano. Huntington Beach at Placentia. Brea at Irvine. Monday, July 27—Capistrano at Placentia. Irvine at Anaheim. Brea at Huntington Beach. Thursday, July 30—Placentia at Irvine. Anaheim at Brea. Huntington Beach at Capistrano FIFTH ROUND Monday, Aug. 3—Placentia at Brea. Huntington Beach at Anaheim. Capistrano at Irvine. Thursday, Aug. 6—Anaheim at Placentia. Irvine at Huntington Beach. Brea at Capistrano. Monday, Aug. 10—Capistrano at Anaheim. Placentia at Huntington Beach Irvine at Brea. Thursday, Aug. 13—Placentia at Capistrano. Anaheim at Irvine. Huntington Beach at Brea. Monday, Aug. 17—Irvine at Placentia. Brea at Anaheim. Capistrano at Huntington Beach End of Season. Playoff dates to be set later. Will Attempt To Raise Mortgage On Art Gallery A county-wide committee women who will assist with current membership drive of Laguna Beach Art Association are cooperating with the association officials in an effort to raise funds for the mortgage on the gallery. The group includes Mrs. Jade Irvine, general chairman; M Louis F. Moulton, member; committee chairman; Mrs. Ag Yoch West, secretary; Mrs. Ha Gordon Martin, treasurer; M Lou Merritt, personnel director and Senora M. A. Olazabel, plcity. A similar organization has been created in each Oran county town by members of committee. Chairmen of the Anaheim community are Mrs. Georgia Swain. The Pen You Have Been Waiting for An Invention of 56 Years Experiment! In Response to Popular Demand we Repeat OUR FACTORY OFFER This Ad si worth $$$ to you! BRING THIS AD WITH 98¢ and receive one of our Genuine High Grade This Pen Holds more Ink than any Ordinary Fountain Pen on the Market! VACUUM FILLER FOUNTAIN PENS WRITTEN GUARANTEE NO LEVER WITH EACH PEN Every pen tested and guaranteed. Your first investment is your only investment 98¢ Guaranteed Lifetime You Can Write for a Month on One Filling. Transparent Barrel. You Can See the Ink. NO REPAIR POINT BILLS NO LEVER FILLER NO PRESSURE BAR Never has a price so low brought such high quality in a pen so smart ON SALE AT HENRY BROS. DRUG STORE Lemon and Center Streets FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Tall League Game For Season THIRD ROUND June 22— at Brea. at Anaheim. at Irvine. June 25— at Placentia. at Huntington Beach. Capistrano. June 29— at Anaheim. at Huntington Beach. at Brea. July 2— at Capistrano. at Irvine. aton Beach at Brea. July 6— at Placentia. Annaheim. aton Huntington Beach. End of first half. (10 day layoff.) FOURTH ROUND (start of Second Half) July, July 16— Placentia. aton Huntington Beach. at Capistrano. July 20— Annaheim. aton Huntington Beach at Irvine. Anna at Brea. July 23— aton Capistrano. aton Huntington Beach at Placentia. Irvine. July 27— Anna at Placentia. aton Huntington Beach. July 30— aton Irvine. Toad Snatchers Club Is Started Here "Hey Skinnay! How many toad's ja ketch?" and so the hew and cry traveled down the alleys and bi-ways after they successfully made a get-away from the city park and Superintendent Rudy Boysen last Saturday morning...and then..... Well it's a sorry tale mates...it seems there's a new cult in the offing...toad snatchers...is what Rudy terms them and he couldn't figure out what was what until... Saturday afternoon, the Umpah of the Wart (wart meaning the enlarging of the vascular Papillae and the epidermis covering) himself entered the confines of the city park (park meaning, by the way in English law...an enclosed piece of ground stocked with beasts of the chase) so the Umpah (named gleaned from sound eminating from the esophagus caused by leaning over suddenly) stepped out into the wilds and prepared to capture the elusive Bufo Vulgaris (yep, still talking about toads)...and who could blame him when he, being a lawman...undoubtedly knowing the English Law would enter the confines of a park (see description of Eng. Law above). But the poor kids...all they got was a nickel per each and a calling from the Big Bad Wuff of the Park detail and poor Bill all Lemon Growers To Meet May 12 Next Tuesday, May 12, 1:30 P.M., has been set for the annual lemon growers field day and tour in Orange County. This year the field day will be held in La Habra Valley where several typical lemon orchards will be visited and orchard problems discussed. Lemon tree decline and how to rebuild the old lemon orchard will be the theme of the day. The first stop will be made at the Ray Frantz orchard, corner Whittier Boulevard and Fullerton Road (101 Highway.) Other stops will be made at the Josiah Jackson orchard, Whittier Boulevard and Los Angeles County line; C. W. Milhous orchard, also on Whittier Boulevard and county line; and Ray Wheatley on Russell Street. Orchard problems that will be discussed and demonstrated during the field tour include control, improved buds, interplanting of old orchards, irrigation and tree decline. Seeks Probate of S. G. Clark Will Samuel G. Clark has filed a petition in the superior court to probate the will of his father, the late Byron Clark who died in Anaheim April 27 leaving an estate of $9,500. The estate included Anaheim real estate and Los Angeles ranch property. In addition to the son, heirs are three daughters, Miss Anna and Miss Lenora Clark of Anaheim, and Mrs. Emma L. Hubbell of Santa Cruz. FIFTH ROUND July, July 20— Anaheim at Anaheim. Boston Beach at Irvine. Rancho at Brea. Day, July 23— At Capistrano. Boston Beach at Placentia. Irvine. July, July 27— Rancho at Placentia. Anaheim at Brea. Huntington Beach. Day, July 30— Rancho at Brea. Irvine. Day, August 6— At Placentia. Huntington Beach at Brea. Capistrano. Day, August 10— Rancho at Anaheim. Rancho at Huntington Beach. At Brea. Day, August 13— Rancho at Capistrano. At Irvine. Boston Beach at Brea. Day, August 17— At Placentia. Anaheim. Huntington Beach at Season. dates to be set later. Attempt To Raise Mortgage On Art Gallery County-wide committee of who will assist with the membership drive of the Ana Beach Art Association operating with the associators in an effort to raise for the mortgage on the art group includes Mrs. James general chairman; Mrs. F. Moulton, membershiptee chairman; Mrs. Agnes West, secretary; Mrs. Harry Martin, treasurer; Mrs. Merritt, personnel director; Jenora M. A. Olazabel, pub-A similar organization has created in each Orange town by members of the ittee. Armmen of the Anaheim com-men are Mrs. Georgia Swan-ped out into the wilds and prepared to capture the elusive Bufo Vulgaris (yep, still talking about toads) . . . and who could blame him when he, being a lawman . . undoubtedly knowing the English Law would enter the confines of a park (see description of Eng. Law above). But the poor kids . . all they got was a nickel per each and a calling from the Big Bad Wuff of the Park detail and poor Bill all he got was a sack of Toads , . . my oh my . . . No wonder Detective Emeritus Snoopgrass spent the entire of Friday night on a park bench . . spotting the toads . . which by the way are pets in the park . . big game hunters . . these guys. Course everybody knows the Bufo Vulgaris is a sure cure for tinea circinati and that dear readers merely means that Bill Webb still believes that the toads will cure the ringworms on a horse's ankle . . believe it er something. Eleven Schools Enter Contest Anaheim was one of the eleven schools which will enter the journalism contest to be held under the auspices of the Santa Ana junior college according to an announcement made last week. The contest closed last Tuesday, May 5. Judges for the contest will be J. S. Farquhar, Braden Finch and George Hart. er; Miss Florence Backs, director of publicity. The eighty women who are members of the various committees will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Irvine for a bridge party. A fee of $1 will be charged each guest, offering membership in the Laguna Beach art association, admission to the twelve monthly lectures, social activities, and the possibility of possession of one of the Laguna Beach artists paintings. The guests at the original function will be asked to entertain eight more friends with the same conditions continuing the raising of the mortgage fund. The association and gallery which has promoted art appreciation throughout the county and petition in the superior court to probate the will of his father, the late Byron Clark who died in Anaheim April 27 leaving an estate of $9,500. The estate included Anaheim real estate and Los Angeles ranch property. In addition to the son, heirs are three daughters, Miss Anna and Miss Lenora Clark of Anaheim, and Mrs. Emma L. Hubbell of Santa Cruz. Telephone 3456 THOMAS H. KUCHEL Lawyer 403 Bk. America Bldg., Anaheim FOX ANAHEIM 229 W. Center Phone 8608 Sun. Mon. Tues., May 10-11-12 Sun. Continuous from 2 P.M. JANET GAYNOR ROBERT TAYLOR in "SMALL TOWN GIRL" AND "GARDEN MURDER CASE" with Edmund Lowe Virginia Bruce Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. May 13-14-15-16 Saturday Matinee at 2 P.M. SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "CAPTAIN JANUARY" AND Zane Grey's "DESERT GOLD" Buster Crabbe - Marsha Hunt ANAHEIM Theatre 189 W. Center Phone 4818 NOW the time to buy that used car. We have the largest assortment of used cars — all models and makes — in Excellent mechanical condition and priced as they have never been priced before. Now Price and Good Terms and Many Cars to Select from, Makes a Good Car Available to anyone of moderate income.— See them at our New Location HARRY L. TURTON 16 Years in Used Car Business 22 West Center Anaheim Zane Grey's "DESERT GOLD" Buster Crabbe - Marsha Hunt ANAHEIM THEATRE 139 W. Center Phone 4218 Fri., Sat., Sun., May 8-9-10 Sun. 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