anaheim-gazette 1940-12-12

Old Timers Play In Charity Game Elks Lodge to Stage Second Annual Yuletide Benefit at Park Stadium Almost every former baseball star now residing in Orange county is expected to answer the call of Anaheim lodge of Elks to participate in the second annual Old Timers ball game for the Elks Christmas fund, to be played next Sunday at La Palma park stadium, starting at 1:30 o'clock. Guy Meats and Bob Isbell, both of whom played with Walter Johnson before the Big Train went on to immortal fame; Fay Lewis, former captain of the California Bears; Bus Callan, Herb Salveson and Harry Hughes, stars of the old Elks state championship clubs, are among the Orange county favorites who will again don the spangles. Many Prominent current major and minor leaguers will take part. Charley "Red" Ruffing of the Yankees, George Caster of the St. Louis Browns, formerly with Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics, and Fred Fitzsimmons of the Brooklyn Dodgers have all promised to play. John "Chief" Meyers of New York Giants fame, Bill Knickerbocker of Cleveland, Hi West of Cleveland, John "Beans" Reardon, noted National league umpire; Jack Powell, ace of the Coast league umpires, are among other noted figures in baseball who will appear. Special stunts between the three teams will be held at Huntington Beach Pavilion Site for charity games. Know Your Orange County Following is another of the Special articles being prepared for publication in Orange county on communities which are members of the Associated Chambers of commerce. Another will follow soon. Claiming Orange county's finest bathing beach, Huntington Beach boasts an aggressive record in achieving a well rounded recreational program. This community was founded in 1901 by a man of vision who boasts of California's finest batting beaches, it has also a splendid park within the heart of the city. This park provides a unique clubhouse and an up-to-date Boy Scout cabin and a fine flycasting pool. Facilities are available for barbecues; for picnics and include playground equipment for children. However, the new casino known as Pavilion Huntington is fast becoming the popular spot for outstanding dances and entertainments. The pavilion is also complete for large picnics and conventions. The newest attraction for Huntington Beach is the new open-air beach bowl where outstanding conventions are being held. John "Chief" Meyers of New York Giants fame, Bill Knickerbocker of Cleveland, Hi West of Cleveland, John "Beans" Reardon, noted National league umpire; Jack Powell, ace of the Coast league umpires, are among other noted figures in baseball who will appear. Special stunts between the three-inning games, and numerous prize awards are to be offered an expected crowd of upwards of 1500 persons. Sandwash Scene of Rabbit Hunt In the early eighties the area north of Anaheim between what is now Highway 101 and Placentia avenue, was known as the sandwash. Rabbit drives were held three or four times a year, 20 to 30 men being in the party. About 100 jackrabbits would be the extent of the kill. The late Capt. Vic Schumacher always was master of ceremonies. The day following the drive the captain would entertain at his home on East Orangethorpe avenue. Much merriment was indulged in and all the neighbors were invited. Before coming here, Schumacher was a member of the Chicago police force and was engaged in the Haymarket riot there. Claiming Orange county's finest bathing beach, Huntington Beach boasts an aggressive record in achieving a well rounded recreational program. This community was founded in 1901 by a few men of vision who purchased a large section of mesa land upon which to build homes high above the rolling breakers. In 1904 the city's name was Pacific City but in 1909 this was changed to Huntington Beach, at which time Huntington Beach was incorporated. The city has had a wide variety of adventure since. In 1920 oil was discovered here. Due to this fact, the whip-stocking method of drilling for oil was discovered and inaugurated here, and also because of this fact the great oil pool underlying the Pacific ocean off-shore of Huntington Beach was discovered and has been proclaimed to be worth five hundred millions of dollars. This discovery gave to Huntington Beach a great boom, but it slowed down the building of homes. However, in the past five years Huntington Beach has taken on new life in the matter of civic pride, and new buildings in the Civic center have been completed, many new business blocks, and a large amount of nice, comfortable homes. Although Huntington Beach is another of the Special articles being prepared for publication in Orange county on communities which are members of the Associated Chambers of commerce. Another will follow soon. Primarily Huntington Beach known as one of California's six year resort cities. It is delightful and progressive both in business industry, and community enterprise. The community has many fine churches, has a splendid Union High school and an excellent elementary school. The shopping center is steady and exceptionally good. The city has all public utilities and services favorable rates. That You Can Buy It In ANAHEIM STORES Advertised In The Gazette Your Local Newspaper Pavilion Site for Conventions Huntington Beach is its pavilion, pictured above. Here overlooking it is claimed to be at its best. The pavilion is located by the entrance to the community's fishing pier. Cal-Juices, Inc., less than three years of age, has taken its place as one of the vital factors in the life of Anaheim because of the important place it maintains in the citrus industry. It occupies a large building on North Olive street and employs a large staff of workmen steadily. President of the board of directors for the second consecutive years is J. W. Crill of Garden Grove, and the general manager is Harry W. Pierce. Cal-Juices, Inc., produces Real Gold pure orange juice, Real Gold orange and lemon concentrates, Lark dairy orange, and numbers of other products. The plant was, in the beginning, planned for canning pure orange juice only, but later it developed that there was a heavier demand for and more profit in the concentrates; so this activity became the major factor. The concentrates are of various strengths, ranging from 5 to 1 up to 50 to 1. The concentrates may be made early in the season, since fruit must reach its maxin sweetness before the pure j It enjoys the services of three bus lines. Nearby is a nine-hole golf course that is widely used. Want Ads 25c, 3 lines, 1 time. J. W. CRILL VISIT McCOYS TOY DEPARTMENT AND VISIT McCOYS TOY DEPARTMENT AND SAVE! OPEN EVENINGS HOW TO PLEASE THE MAN AT CHRISTMAS Yardley GIFT SET by Thanks to Yardley, the man is no longer a major Christmas problem! Give him something he needs! 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The market for concentrates does not open, however, until several months after the product has been manufactured, so the distribution of one season's run of concentrate does not actually take place until about the beginning of the following season. The pure juice market is somewhat different inasmuch as pure juice is consumed 12 months out of the year. A feature of the plant's activities is the management's willingness to work closely with the sales department, and, when the sales department uncovers a potential market for an item, the plant management endeavors to prepare a product and a package that will fit that market. The samll, consumer's package of concentrate is an example. It is an eight-ounce package which makes 48 ounces of orangeade. It is proving popular and is finding a ready market. 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