anaheim-gazette 1939-02-02

SPORTOPIX by RUSS McCOMB The writer has talked to several basketball fans of Anaheim during recent weeks, and many of them have said they like the game, but don't feel like driving into Los Angeles to see a university contest. They want to see outstanding basketball or none at all. My answer has been, "Try taking in one of the Fullerton Jaysee games." In spite of the fact that Fullerton has a paid publicity writer, we are going to take some of the play away from him and write a few interesting facts about the Hornet cagers. To date, Fullerton has won 19 out of 23 games played, numbering among their victims Pomona college, La Verne college, Redlands university and Pasadena. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PLUMBING FIXTURES Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the City of Anaheim at the office of the City Clerk, up to the hour of 8 o'clock, P.M. of Tuesday, February 14, 1939, for furnishing to said city the following plumbing fixtures for La Palma Park Stadium: ITEM 1 6—Vitreous China Lavatories, 18" x 20", Crane Co. C-758 Norwich; or equal, each fitted with: Chain Stay and rubber stopper; 1—Crane Co. C-31970-R C. P. Triumph Junior, or equal, S. P. Basin Faucet for cold water. Walnut Institute Planned at Chino Many Orange county walnut growers will join other southern California growers for their 21st annual institute to be held at Chino high school, Friday, February 10, beginning at 9:30 o'clock. The program will be of unusual interest and importance this season, according to Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. Both cultural and economic topics are scheduled for discussion. Dr. L. D. Batchelor, director of the citrus experiment station, will preside at the morning session and J. A. Smiley, West Orange walnut growers and chairman of the farm bureau department, will preside in the afternoon. All growers are invited to attend, regardless of marketing affiliations, says Rufus Porter, Fullerton, chairman of the local walnut department of the farm bureau. These institutes are conducted for the improvement of the industry and the farm income. They are conducted jointly by the farm bureau and the agricultural extension service. Junior college. Three of the games were conference contests, with Citrus, Chaffey and San Bernardino losing to the Hornets. Two of the four games lost were to Modesto Jaysee. The others were to Santa Rosa Jaysee and UCLA Frosh, with the Hornets beating Santa Rosa in a return match. During the 23 games played, Fullerton has amassed a total of 1097 points, or an average of al- Turkey Growers Meet on Thursday A meeting for Orange turkey growers is planned Thursday evening, February will be held at the Orange Farm Bureau office, 353 Street, Orange, starting at o'clock. Dr. Ethel McNeil, who most of 1938 working on the scure disease which has causing mortality as high as in turkey poults, will be present to discuss the control of the ease. Dr. McNeil is a reworker in the University of fornia veterinary division. W. E. Newlon, extension clist in poultry husbandry; agricultural extension service be present to discuss feeding general management practice profitable turkey production. Farmers of County Attend Conference Twenty-six members of range county Farm Bureau among the 250 who gather Hemet Saturday to conduct regional meeting of the state Bureau. Feature of the program talk by R. W. Blackburn, national secretary-treasurer, who explained the program adopting American federation to cure a closer cooperation between industry, agriculture and land bring better economic com- to the people of all three o'Blackburn said the farm is not in accord with much present national agricultural gram, but that farmers of the dwest east and south a- **ITEM 1** 6—Vitreous China Lavatories, 18" x 20", Crane Co. C-758 Norwich, or equal, each fitted with: Chain Stay and rubber stopper; 1—Crane Co. C-31970-R C. P. Triumph Junior, or equal, S. P. Basin Faucet for cold water; 1—C. P. Cock Hole Cover; 1—1½" x 1¼" Crane Co. No. 17 or equal, C. P. Tubing "P" Trap; 1—½" x ½" C. P. S. J. Angle Stop; 6 ft. ½" O. D. C. P. Tubing; 1—½" O. D. C. P. Flange. **ITEM 2** 6—Vitreous China Lavatories, 18" x 20", Crane Co. C-758-P-9, or equal, each fitted with complete supplies for both hot and cold water, including chain stay, rubber stopper, "P" trap, 2 faud-D. tubing and 2 flanges, all as cets, 2 angle stops, 2 ft. of ½" O. specified under ITEM 1. **ITEM 3** 1—Vitreous China Lavatory, 18" x 20", Crane Co. C-758-V-12, or equal, fitted with Crane Co. C-32282-C. P. Combination Supply and Waste Fixture, or equal, with complete supplies for both hot and cold water including "P" trap, angle stops, tubing and flanges as specified under ITEM 1. **ITEM 4** 15—Vitreous China Elongated Closet Bowls, Crane Co. C-11865-Maurton or equal, back spud, fitted with Star, or equal, flush valves (less vacuum breaker), and complete with Crane Co. C-14911, or equal, hard rubber seats, open front, without covers. Prices quoted shall include delivery to La Patma Park, without installation, and the guaranteed delivery date of the fixtures must be shown in the proposals. Items listed above may be considered separately in making the awards. Each proposal for each item must be accompanied by a certificate or cashier's check, payable to City of Anaheim, in an amount not less than ten per cent (10%) of the amount of such proposal, and such check or checks of the successful bidder or bidders will be held by the City until the delivery and acceptance of the respective items, as a guarantee of faithful performance. Three of the games were conference contests, with Citrus, Chaffey and San Bernardino losing to the Hornets. Two of the four games lost were to Modesto Jaysee. The others were to Santa Rosa Jaysee and UCLA Frosh, with the Hornets beating Santa Rosa in a return match. During the 23 games played, Fullerton has amassed a total of 1097 points, or an average of almost 48 points a game. The defensive average is not so spectacular, being 39.5 points a contest. Four times the Hornets have scored 60 or more points a game, climaxing their efforts with a 70 to 55 win over Pasadena and a 68 to 49 conquest of Chaffey within three days. The three conference games have netted 166 points, or 55.3 points per game. Leading scorer of the club is Captain Tom Keesey, a forward who prepped at York, Pa. He has averaged 13.6 points a contests, having a total of 314 digits. Next in line is Bob White, one of a pair of twins who are 6 feet 6 inches tall. Bob, regular center, has slipped in 241 points in the 23 games. Keesey and White are neck-and-neck in conference scoring, with the latter leading, 45 to 44. Keesey has caged 50 out of 62 free throws and had a string of 22 consecutive points from the foul line. Coach Art Nunn's cagers have run up a conference win streak of 25 games in conference and championship contests. They have been undefeated in the past two seasons, winning the southern California championship in 1937 and the conference title last year. There was no southland playoff in 1938. Barring a startling upset, Feature of the program talk by R. W. Blackburn, national secretary-treasurer, who plained the program adoptive American federation cure a closer cooperation between industry, agriculture and labor bring better economic conditions to the people of all three cities Blackburn said the farm is not in accord with much present national agricultural gram, but that farmers of the die west, east and south are riveting much benefit from the program. “Stage Door” Open at Pasadena Fen “Stage Door,” comedy-written by Edna Ferber George S. Kaufmann, opens Pasadena Community Play on February 7 for a two-run. Catherine Lewis, Mabel A son, Frank Wilcox, Beverly lace, James Seay, Julie K and Margaret Woodfield leaest of 32 players, directs Raph Urmy. the Hornets will run their first to 30 games by the end season. Several good contests remit the Fullerton schedule this son. Saturday night the H engage Riverside in a contest game, and are slated to meet adena, Broadway Clowns on ona and Santa Ana Jaysee; others. Coach Nunn is also ing to get a contest with Chapman or Pepperdine on February 22. The Hornets play spect basketball which features a breaking attack and a man-defense. They are well watching. Here’s Why OUR Each proposal for each item must be accompanied by a certificate or cashier's check, payable to City of Anaheim, in an amount not less than ten per cent (10%) of the amount of such proposal, and such check or checks of the successful bidder or bidders will be held by the City until the delivery and acceptance of the respective items, as a guarantee of faithful performance. Each proposal shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope endorsed, "Proposal for furnishing plumbing fixtures." Further information may be obtained at the offices of the city engineer in the city hall or at La Palma Park. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any informality in any proposal received. Dated January 31, 1939. CHARLES E. GRIFFITH City Clerk. 2/2-9 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Anaheim Building and Loan Association will be held at 187 West Center Street in the City of Anaheim, California, on Monday, the 20th day of February, 1939, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. of said day for the purpose of the election of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such business as may properly come before such meeting. By order of the Board of Directors of the Anaheim Building and Loan Association. FORREST F. FOWLER. Secretary. Dated January 30, 1939. 2/2-9-16 Here's Why OUR FLORSHEIM SALE MEANS DOUBLE VALUE $7.85 SOME STYLES $8.85 and $9.85 YUNGBLUTH'S 145 WEST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM Turkey Growers to Meet on Thursday A meeting for Orange county turkey growers is planned. For Thursday evening, February 9. It will be held at the Orange County Farm Bureau office, 353 S. Main Street, Orange, starting at 7:30 clock. Dr. Ethel McNeil, who spent most of 1938 working on the obese disease which has been causing mortality as high as 80% in turkey poults, will be present to discuss the control of this disease. Dr. McNeil is a research worker in the University of California veterinary division. W. E. Newlon, extension specialist in poultry husbandry of the agricultural extension service, will present to discuss feeding and general management practices for profitable turkey production. Farmers of County Attend Conference Twenty-six members of the Orange county Farm Bureau were along the 250 who gathered at meet Saturday to conduct a regional meeting of the state Farm Bureau. Feature of the program was a book by R. W. Blackburn, nation-secretary-treasurer, who examined the program adopted by American federation to secure a closer cooperation between industry, agriculture and labor to bring better economic conditions to the people of all three classes. Blackburn said the farm bureau not in accord with much of the present national agricultural program, but that farmers of the mid-west east and south are de- ANAHEIM GAZETTE FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 4707 or 4209 PIONEER FOOD AND BEVERAGE 315 E. CENTER Anaheim, Calif. 100 As a convenience to our customer we are prepared to cash day. The prices listed below representing real honest to the many bargains at our two stores. The management pleasure in guaranteeing complete satisfaction with every our Free Delivery Service. Just phone 4707 or 4209 when are open Evenings, Sundays and Holidays. Green Garden Salad QuartJar DRESSING 15¢ PHILLIPS String Beans No.2 can 6½¢ MARIPOSA — No.2½ Can Pork & Beans 7½¢ BURBANK HOMINY No.2½ can 7½¢ MISSION INN 7½¢ CALIFORNIA GIRL APRICOTS No. MARIPOSA PEACHES No.2½ CALIFORNIA GIRL OLIVES pt. RAJAH SLICED — 1-lb. 11oz. can PINEAPPLE DEL MONTE PEACHES 2½ ca Feature of the program was a book by R. W. Blackburn, nation-secretary-treasurer, who examined the program adopted by American federation to secure a closer cooperation between industry, agriculture and labor to bring better economic conditions to the people of all three classes. Backburn said the farm bureau not in accord with much of the present national agricultural problem, but that farmers of the midwest, east and south are dealing much benefit from most of the program. Stage Door" Opens at Pasadena Feb. 7 "Stage Door," comedy-drama written by Edna Ferber and George S. 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