anaheim-gazette 1941-03-20

BOWLING SCORES OF THE WEEK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 Double-headers were played by Wednesday Handicap league teams with the following results: Spanish Kitchen 3, Lake's Men's Wear 1; DeLuxe Cleaners 1, Lake's 3; Spanish Kitchen 2, Lund's Paints 2; DeLuxe Cleaners 1; Lund's 3. Joe Rapier topped the series scores with 528, while Kishmer had high individual game of 215. Both roll for Lake's. In a special match, the Philadelphia Athletics trounced the Sacramento Solons, 3 to 0. Herman Besse rolled a total of 585, while Benny McCoy had a 217 single game. The box scores: PHILADELPHIA Hayes 175 142 172 489 Besse 213 183 189 585 McCoy 134 200 217 551 Slebert 151 190 177 518 Johnson 181 188 152 521 TOTALS 854 903 907 2664 SACRAMENTO Hollingsworth 147 145 119 411 Kipp 152 180 164 496 Schmidt 151 167 153 471 Klenke 171 187 179 537 Wieszorek 121 161 136 418 TOTALS 782 890 801 2483 SPANISH KITCHEN Gardner (ab) 150 150 150 450 Larsen 142 137 171 450 Woods 156 184 138 478 Beckler 156 158 158 472 Bisbee 175 182 163 520 TOTALS 779 811 780 2370 LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR F. Wood 138 146 173 457 Calhoun 139 90 170 399 Whalen 141 130 97 368 Kishmer 152 138 138 428 Rapler 144 145 212 501 Handicaps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOTALS 745 680 821 2246 DE LUXE CLEANERS Lowe 108 102 122 382 Choate 129 190 156 475 Watkins 173 161 142 476 Garner 148 190 173 511 Angell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MUTUAL CITRUS PRODUCTS Comstock .....167 151 177 495 Keup .....129 136 182 447 Dickenson .....113 123 146 282 Gover .....158 144 165 467 Handcap .....30 30 30 90 TOTALS .....597 584 700 1881 ELTISTE & CO. Shoemaker .....147 141 122 410 Updyke .....122 150 164 436 Downing .....164 116 168 448 Coleman .....165 145 107 417 TOTALS .....598 552 561 1711 HENRY'S DRIVE IN Dougan .....123 154 135 412 Pesterfield .....141 141 124 406 Tolan .....162 154 138 454 Silizle .....152 159 141 452 Handcap ....... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... TOTALS .....578 611 556 1735 BONEY'S DODGES Gough .....151 162 119 422 Wolfe .....106 ..... ... ... ... ... Austin ..... ... ... ... ... Clem ..... ... ... ... ... Wagner ..... ... ... ... ... Handcap ..... ... ... ... ... TOTALS .....516 585 567 1668 TUESDAY Pete Lehr's Service, pacesetters in the 800 Scratch league, had their lead cut slightly when Howard's Garage took a three to one victory Tuesday night. All games ended in a three- one score, with Curley Williams' Cafe beating Jack Corn's Clothiers and Mutual Citrus Products defeating Ed Schleuter's. Henry Del Giorgio and Chuck Comstock shared honors for the evening, with the former having a single game of two and the two men tying for high series as five. In a special match, members of the Philadelphia Athletics spotted Silzle's Citra-Golds, a women's quintet, ten points a game and lost three straight games. Herman Besse paced the men with fifty and Agnes Wagner led the women with forty. The box scores: HOWARD'S GARAGE Howard .....                                                                            Citrus Institute Slated Thursday Annual Conference to Be Held at Valencia High School All details are completed for the Orange County Citrus institute which will be held next Thursday at Valencia high school in Placentia, it was announced this week by C. J. Mauerhan of Anaheim chairman of the Farm Bureau citrus committee and co-chairman with Farm Advisor H. E. Wahlberg of the institute. A reception committee has been chosen by the Placentia farm center and included Roy Hale, Jack Crossley and T. L. Aldredge. Sessions will be held at nine:30 a.m. and l:30 p.m., with a luncheon to be held in the school cafeteria at l:30 o'clock. Mauerhan will be chairman for the morning session with the greetings to be extended by Supervisor James A. Baker or Anaheim. Speakers during the meeting will be Frank Was, Santa Ana Banker; John Schneider; marketing specialist of University of California; Paul Armstrong; general manager of California Fruit Growers Exchange, and A. G. Salter, agricultural extension service official. Wahlberg will preside during the afternoon with questions and discussions scheduled to follow talks by Kenneth Smoyer of the Agricultural extension service, Dr. W. Tubbs, county agricultural commissioner, and J. C. Johnston, citrus specialist of Riverside. Marketing and production will THURSDAY With Gene Gough setting the pace with 224 and 600, Kiwanis club took a 3-1 decision over I.O.O.F. in the Service club league play. In other games, Knott's Berry Place trimmed 20-30 club, 3 to 1, and K's Beverages downed Elks club, 3 to 1. The box scores: KIWANIS CLUB Lane ... 201 187 125 513 Marvin ... 168 129 114 411 Irvin ... 157 158 163 478 Young ... 207 186 144 537 Gough ... 195 224 181 600 TOTALS ... 928 884 727 2429 L. O. O. F. Shawhan ... 138 119 144 401 Curtis ... 124 121 140 385 Ten Eyck ... 134 144 109 387 Compton ... 114 156 134 404 Borgeson ... 156 140 168 464 Handicap ... 80 80 80 240 THE CHILDREN'S SHOP 232 West Center St., Anaheim For Spring and Easter The youngest members of the family are eager for their spring fashions now-and we've fully considered the coat and suit needs which will see them well dressed all season. Come in. LOVELY SILK LINED SPRING COATS Sizes 2 to 16 in a variety of Materials and colors Lane 201 187 125 513 Marvin 168 129 114 411 Irvin 157 158 163 478 Young 207 186 144 537 Gough 195 224 181 600 TOTALS 928 884 727 2429 I. O. O. F. Shawhan 138 119 144 401 Curtis 124 121 140 385 Ten Eyck 134 144 109 387 Compton 114 156 134 404 Borgeson 156 140 168 464 Handicap 80 80 80 240 TOTALS 746 760 775 2281 KNOTT'S BERRY PLACE Wood 169 180 145 494 Davis 146 201 157 504 Wick 157 157 128 442 Stracerer 181 171 194 546 Ingram 175 186 165 526 TOTALS 828 905 739 2472 20-30 CLUB Klein 128 131 159 418 Williams 188 156 148 492 Sowder 118 132 139 389 Gover 163 146 178 487 Dugan 134 148 185 469 Handicap 50 50 50 150 TOTALS 781 763 859 2323 K'S BEVERAGES Shoemaker 156 144 150 450 Crowley 151 145 128 424 Bettis 146 150 118 414 Lohman 166 202 145 513 Wright 198 199 167 564 TOTALS 817 840 708 2365 ELKS CLUB Shaw 141 150 204 495 Easton 141 164 115 420 Roberts 149 123 99 371 Carter 140 113 165 418 Ardiaz 180 154 127 461 Handicap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOTALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MONDAY A. M. P. Brown's girl's bowling team put a temporary halt to Clarice Sportswear's dash for the Women's Bowling league championship Monday night getting a two draw with the pace setters. In other games, Mutual Citrus Products beat Eltiste & Co., three to one, and Henry's Drive In took a three to one verdict over Boney's Dodges. Helen Crowley of Clarice's was high bowler with a single game of twenty and a series of fifty-one. The box scores: CLARICE SPORTSWEAR Crowley .....157,218,146,521 Aufdenkamp .....123,155,155,433 Palm .....128,165,136,429 Williams .....133,183,118,434 TOTALS .....541,721,555,1817 A. P. M. BROWN Mullins .....205,150,117,472 Fitz .....106,150,128,384 Wick .....93,121,114,328 Davis .....149,134,184,467 Handicap .....27,27,27,81 TOTALS .....580,582,570,1732 LOVELY SILK LINED SPRING COATS $5.95 TO Sizes two to six $10.75 in a variety of Materials and colors SUITS $2.95 to five.95 Sizes seven to ten $2.95 to fifteen. FLANNEL JACKETS & SKIRTS $1.95 TO Sizes two to six $2.95 Boy's Loafer JACKETS $2.25 to $3.75 BOY'S SLACKS In and Outers $1.00 to $2.95 CONFIRMATION VEILS & DRESSES $1.00 to $3.95 Boys to twelve Girls to十六 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Institute Held Thursday Annual Conference to held at Valencia School Trails are completed for the County Citrus institute, will be held next Thursday in Pla-cia high school in Pla-cia was announced this week Mauerhan of Anaheim, of the Farm Bureau committee and co-chairman Advisor H. E. Wahl-the institute. A reception has been chosen by the farm center and includes Jack Crossley and T. L. Carbon Canyon Job Held in Abeyance Continued from page 1 during a 25-minute period, although Superintendent Vard W. Hannum said the percipitation was considerably heavier in the north end of the city. The total rainfall for the season mounted to 28.55 inches as the result. Those from Anaheim who conferred with Col. Kelton yesterday were Mayor Charles A. Pearson, City Engineer Hapgood, L. H. Hoskins, John A. Morgan, Supervisor James A. Baker, Roy Mabee, Ernest Hosing and Lee C. Deming. They were accompanied by Roy Anaheim Netters Lose in Finals Ronald Brandon and Hilda Lange reached the finals of the Fullerton invitational tennis tournament's mixed doubles last Sunday before bowing to Gordon Knight and Katherine Williams of Santa Ana, 6-4, 6-4. The Anaheim pair gained the final round by defeating Davis and Donnible of Los Angeles, 2-6, 6-3, 8-6, while Hale, James Tuffree and Warren Bradford of Placentia, and Secretary C. J. Marks of the Orange County Farm Bureau. Thirteen Families On Newcomer List Thirteen new families established residences in Anaheim on last week, according to an heim Chamber of Commerce. They are J. J. Ravera, 500 S. the Santa Anans won their final match by default from son and McManis. In the men's doubles, Prairie Vanderzyl of Redlands and his side, won the championship with 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 victory over Grand and Dimmick of Alhambra. Next Sunday, the new Ap-tennis club will meet Fullerton the Anaheim city park court. GREATER ANAHEIM MEANS "225 East Center Street WHEN you buy at Killduf’s Greater Anaheima best quality—kept with the most modern not see the cut you desire we will gladly cut it to please and is offered to you at the LOWEST Greater Values, Greater Savi WHEN you buy at Killduf's Greater Anaheim the best quality—kept with the most modern not see the cut you desire we will gladly cut it to please and is offered to you at the LOWES Greater Values, Greater Savi FEATURING MANNING'S BABY BEEF BULK OR LINK SAUSAGE 25¢ lb A REAL VALUE FRESH GROUND BEEF 15¢ lb FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS 15¢ Doz. We Also Carry a Complète Line of Fish at All Times. EASTERN SLICED BACON ½-lb. Cello 10¢ Each NO LIMIT While it Lasts WE MAKE PRICES, WE DON'T MEET THEM ROWDY—No. 1 tall DOG FOOD 6 for 25¢ SANTOS QUEEN COFFEE 1-lb. bag 15¢ WESTLAKE No. 2½ can TOMATOES 9¢ JELL-A-TEEN 3 for VANO Quart 3·IN·1 OIL PUREX ½-gal ZENO lb. RITZ butter lb GIANT DASH CRUNCHETTS Largest Bar SOAP 10 for Just off the cob CORN 3 for 29¢ EXCELSIOR SODA WESTLAKE No. 2½ can TOMATOES 9¢ ZEE COMBINATION HOLDER SPECIAL Only 50¢ Choice of Holder color IVORY • GREEN • RED COMFORT PAPER CORPORATION Comfort Tissue 4 ROLLS 19¢ ZEE White Green Brown 4 ROLLS 15¢ Just off the cob CORN 3 for 29¢ 3 LB. CAN CRISCO 46¢ HILL'S BLUE COFFEE 1-lb. 19¢ Westlake, No. 2½ PEACHES 2 for 25¢ Medium Size, Solid, Ripe NILAND Tomatoes 2 lbs. 9¢ (3½ lb. basket 15¢) No. 1 Klamath, Oregon, BAKING Russets 10 lbs. 15¢ No. 1 Fancy, Large, Gr PIPPIN Apples 8 lbs. 2 (4 lbs. 15¢) Lge. Ceachella ea. Grapefruit 1¢ Good Size, Ripe ea. Avocados 5¢ Thirteen Families in Newcomer List Thirteen new families establish residences in Anaheim during the week, according to an Ana-Man Chamber of Commerce list. They are J. J. Ravera, 500 S. Illinois; E. L. Mark, 505 S. Illinois; D. B. Harlow, 611½ N. Claudina; William Jepson, 314½ E. Wilhelmina; Mrs. Gladys A. Jones, 314 S. Helena; Creek Sutton, 116 E. Alberta; Warren Smith, 305 S. Bush; Robert Monteverde, 328 S. Rose; Harlan Hallipeter, 723 S. Dickel; Clara B. Waters, 125 E. Alberta; J. B. Conner, 812 N. Lemon; J. A. Drolette, 717 N. Lemon, and Howard Hope, 605 E. Broadway. About 350 of every 1000 men offer themselves for enlistment in the army are rejected on physical grounds. — WANT ADS 25c — Gazette's New Phone Number 2206 NAHEIM MARKET MEANS "GREATER SAVINGS" Telephone 4506 Greater Anaheim Meat department you are sure of getting the most modern refrigeration—Cut as you like it. If you do will gladly cut it to suit you. Every item sold is guaranteed at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Greater Savings at the Greater Anaheim Greater Anaheim Meat department you are sure of getting the most modern refrigeration—Cut as you like it. If you do will gladly cut it to suit you. Every item sold is guaranteed at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Greater Savings at the Greater Anaheim ICE MEATS Trade • Government Inspected SEE OUR TABLE DRESSED POULTRY EASTERN SLICED BACON ½-lb. Cello 10¢ Each NO LIMIT While it Lasts MANNINGS BABY BEEF BEST CHUCK CUTS ROAST (no neck) 25¢ WHOLE, WELL TRIMMED, PORK SHOULDERS 18¢ BABY BOILING BEEF 13¢ Ru Housewives Save Here FOOD PRICES ALWAYS, THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN A-TEEN 3 for 10c O Quart 29c N·1 OIL 10c EX . ½-gal 19½c O lb. 17c M butter lb. 19c NT DASH 42c NCHETTS Large 10c SOAP 10 for 28c WILSON'S OLEO lb. 10¢ MORNING MILK Tall Cans 6¢ WESTLAKE No. 2 can STRING BEANS 9¢ 29¢ EXCELL SODAS 1-lb. 10¢ LYDEN'S SPAGHETTI WESTLAKE No. 2 can STRING BEANS 9¢ EXCELL—SODAS 1-lb. 10¢ 3 LB. CAN SPRY 46¢ WESTLAKE — Bottle CATSUP 14-oz. 9¢ GOLD MEDAL—BISQUICK 40 oz. 27¢ LYDEN'S SPAGHETTI 1-lb. glass 10¢ SIGNET PEACHES No. 2 ½ glass 15¢ Fresh Picked Imperial Valley ITALIAN Squash 2 lbs. 9¢ A SUPER VALUE Ore. Frozen, Gold. Bantam Cut Corn lb. 15¢ Coachella Valley, lb. Tangerines 5¢ Fey. Hydrated Dates ² lbs. 29¢