anaheim-gazette 1936-06-18

Pupils Establish Perfect Records Record of perfect attendance during the past school years was achieved by numerous students at Fremont school, it was revealed this week by Wilbert H. Bonney, principal. No absences or tardiness were marked against these pupils, it was said. Those receiving attendance honors are: Cecilia Ayala, Lorraine Bercot, Pauline DeLeon, Rosemary Lybarger, Ruby Royer, Mavis Tedford, Gene Newton and James Starr, 8A; Robert Smith, Margie Harris, Isabel Murphy, Gloria Real, Oliver Epperly, George Fowler, Elmer Fries, and Arthur Pressel, 8B1; Mabel Acosta, Caroleen Alstrom, Muriel Barnes, Gladys Stranske, Nancy Webb, Clifford Beckler, Robert Frazee, Robert Perry and Clayton Schultz, 8B2; Edwin Wisser, Val O'Brien, Enid Wiens, Robert Barnes, Donald Davis, Edward Manion, Mildred Trapp, Constance Smith, Ruth Herron, and Esther Benson, 8B3; Irene Cooper, Gladys Crespin, 8C; Nancy Shoemaker, Donald Dutzi, John Kemper, and Marjorie Fishbach; 7A; Georgia Eaton, Doris Gamble, Joyce Ann Hays, Mary Holman, Ruth Zimmerman, La- Water Poloists To Visit Powell The "Orange County Valencias," Northern Orange county water polo team which will leave late this month for Chicago to try for Olympic honors, has been taken under the wing of Dick Powell, movie star and water polo enthusiast. The entire team, together with Miss Coda Wright of Fullerton, crowned "Miss Valencia" last year, will be guests of Powell at his home and swimming pool in the fashionable Toluca Lake dis- Verne Doane, Edgar Pressel, and Kenneth Robinson, 7B1; Carolyn Ferrell, Norma Gould, Virginia Marmolejo, Agnes Pendleton, Wilma Shachner, Robert Fischle, Robert Morales, and Dean Narath, 7B2; Richard Martinson, Donald Mills, Rose Mirande, Bettijane Polston, Lucy Morales, and Robert Marvin, 7B3. Frank Huyck, William Guxman and Elena Alcala, 7C; Betty Kathleen McCulloch, Allen W. Wisser, Neal Crooks, Joan R. Guss, Donald E. Lehmer, Billy Reinhart, Fletcher James Stewart, Olive Virginia Norris, and Theresa Acosta, 6th garde; Jack Richard, Robert Jelensky, William Hedrick, Robert Campbell, John Monroe and Betty Betz, 5th grade. WILLYS "77" THE ECONOMY CAR WILLS "77" THE ECONOMY CAR See them at present at 250 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM KIRVEN CAR CO. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD SOME DAY YOU'LL HAVE AN ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN start now with an electric refrigerator ★ The first step toward an All-Electric Kitchen is the electric refrigerator and right now is the time to buy. Prices and terms are the lowest in history. Just a few cents a day places an electric refrigerator in 3 STEPS TO YOUR ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC RANGE ELECTRIC WATER HEATER The first step toward an All-Electric Kitchen is the electric refrigerator and right now is the time to buy. Prices and terms are the lowest in history. Just a few cents a day places an electric refrigerator in your home. Join the 400,000 Southern California women who are modernizing their homes electrically. Install an electric refrigerator and be ready for hot weather days ahead. You'll be delighted with the improved beauty and convenience of the new models now on display at your electric dealer. MODERN ELECTRIC KITCHEN EVENT JOIN THE PARADE Go Electric NOW CALIFORNIA'S ELECTRICAL AGE HAS JUST BEGUN! ANDON NOMINATION THRILLS THEM Crippled Child Relief Meets The Board of Directors of the Crippled Children's Relief Association of Orange County, Incorporated, held its monthly meeting at Doris-Kathryn Tea Shoppe in Santa Ana Friday, with further reports given of the splendid work that is being carried on by this organization. Miss E. Kate Rea, president, presided at the meeting. The report of the treasurer shows donations in the amount of $100.97; a bill of $5.50 ordered paid; balance on hand as of June 12, 1936, $734.08. Reports of the investigating committee show there is one little boy in the county hospital for special treatment; one boy to become a possible ward of the state through certification; two six-year-old boys, suffering from effects of infantile paralysis, to be further investigated and report made at the next meeting; one young woman so far progressed as to be working at her profession; another, using new braces supplied by the association, now able to secure work; three young girls showing progress under supervision of the association; a new case where a boy of thirteen requires services of a skilled orthodontist, and an effort will be made to aid him in securing this service. One of the first patients, a boy, is graduating from the Anaheim high school this year; while another, a girl, is so improved that she takes a prominent part in high school activities, holding an office in one organization. The secretary was instructed to begin the work of compiling mailing lists for the fall letter of solicitation for funds, to enable the association to carry on this most excellent beneficial work. to be given at the Valencia ballroom on the 101 highway, June 25th, while public subscriptions are being asked of individual firms in Northern Orange county. According to Bill Gilmore and Al Roth, members of the committee responsible for the publicity tie-up with Dick Powell, dance ticket sales are mounting toward their goal of $500. Approximately $1,000 will have to be raised to send the team East, it is said. Tourist Camps, National Parks Are Now Open E. C. Webster, manager of the Dining Car and Hotel Department of the Union Pacific Railroad Company and manager of the Utah Park company, announces that the lodges at Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, and North Rim Grand Canyon National Park were opened May 30th for the convenience and accommodation of automobile tourists. "Auto tourist cabin camps with cafeteria and store in connection are already open at Zion, Bryce and North Rim Grand Canyon National Parks." "The regular Park tourist season covered by rail to Cedar City, Utah, thence trips through the Parks by Utah Parks Company motor buses will be inaugurated from Cedar City effective June 1st." EVEN IN Marrying IT'S SMART TO BE THRIFTY The modern bride doesn’t waste important money on engraving plates she may never use again. Instead, she invests quite inexpensively but most appropriately, in the clever "Art-Point" Announcements created by the approved Thermographic Process. May we show samples? as little as $4.75 for 25 or $8.00 for 100. ANAHEIM GAZETTE 259 East Center No "Light" or "Dark" Letters... The Even, Smooth, Velocity Raise Good Taste demands. ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKET THE BEST FOR LESS WEST CENTER AT PALM EAST CENTER AT EMILY Fine Granulated—Paper bag SUGAR . . . 10 lbs. 50¢ Six Fruit Flavors JELLO-0 pkg. 5½¢ Pineapple Pieces, No.2, 10¢ String Beans, No. 2 . . 7½¢ Del Monte Early Garden Peas, . . . . . No. 2 13¢ Potato Chips . . . 15¢ 25c size pkg. C. H. B. Sour or Dill Pickles . . . 25 oz. jar 20¢ Prunes, fresh, No. 2½ 10¢ Mustard salad, qt. jar, 13¢ Hormels Tomato Soup, 16 oz. cn. 10¢ Doles' Sliced Pineapple, . . . No. 2½ 16¢ Mandarin Oranges: 5 oz., 5¢ 1 lb. Cello Wrapped pkg. MARSHMALLOWS . . 10¢ 16 oz. BREAD ... 5¢ 7¢ Crisco, 3 lb. can . . 54¢ Wheaties ..... pkg. 10¢ Libby's Crushed Pineapple, No. 1 flat cn. 7½¢ Libby's Apple Butter, No. 1 . . 8¢ Libby's Corned Beef, 12 oz. . . 15½¢ Libby's Crushed Pineapple, No. 1 flat cn. 7½€ Libby's Apple Butter, No. 1 ... 8€ Libby's Corned Beef, 12 oz... 15¼€ Medium Size Olives, No. 1 can ... 10€ Libby's Fruit Salad, No. 2½ cn., 25€ Libby's Pears, No. 2 can ... 12½€ Libby's Spinach, No. 2½ can, 12½€ Jell-a-Teen ... 3 for 11€ All Flavors S & W. COFFEE ... 1 lb. can 27€ 2-pound can ..... 51€ Second Quality BUTTER (solid) ... 32½€ Toilet Soap Lux Soap ... 3 bars 17€ Marco Dog Food, 3 cns. 17€ Peas, Marin, No. 2 ... 7½€ BURBANK Hominy No. 2½ can ... 7½€ Better Best Crackers, 1 lb 11c-2 lb. 21€ Lifebouy Soap . 3 bars 16€ Old Dutch ... 3 cans 20€ Kraut, No. 2½ can ... 7½€ Salad Dressing ... qt. 25€ Leslies Salt, plain or iodized ... 7€ FLOUR (24½ lb. bag) ... 68€ Globe-A-1 $1.00 MIRACLE WHIP ... Pint 22¢ — quart 34¢ Alpha Beta Means Quality Meat at Low Prices CUDAHY'S Sliced Cell'd Wrapped BACON ½ lb. package 14¢ Steaks, sirloin, rib ... lb. 28€ Pot Roast ... lb. 14€ Shortening ... 2 lbs. 25€ Country Sausage ... lb. 27€ CUDAHY'S Sliced Cellophane BACON ½ lb. package 14¢ Each Steaks, sirloin, rib ... lb. 28¢ Pot Roast ... lb. 14¢ Shortening ... 2 lbs. 25¢ Country Sausage ... lb. 27¢ Swiss Steaks ... lb. 25¢ Ground Round ... lb. 22¢ Beef Boil ... lb. 9¢ Pure Lard ... 2 lbs. 25£ Veal Roast ... lb. 23£ Ground Beef ... 2 lbs. 25£ SPECIAL SALAMI GARLIC STYLE 18¢ lb KLONDYKES—Guaranteed Watermelons ... lb. 1¢ FANCY WHITE Cauliflower ... each 5¢ Seedless Grapes 2 lbs. 11¢ FANCY LOCAL Tomatoes ... basket 10¢ Avocados, Anaheim ea. 5¢ FANCY SWEET Peas ... 3 lbs. 14¢ FANCY YELLOW RIPE Bananas ... 4 lbs. 15¢ FANCY KENTUCKY String Beans ... 3 lbs. 10¢ FANCY LARGE Utah Celery ... bunch 5¢ —We reserve the right to limit—