anaheim-gazette 1941-05-29

BISHOP McGUCKEN CONFIRMS CLASS OF 225 AT ST. BONIFACE The Sacrament of Confirmation was administered to a class of 225 in services conducted last Sunday afternoon at St. Boniface church by the Most Reverend Joseph T. McGucken, auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of Los Angeles. More than 25 visiting clergymen attended the rites. The class included children from St. Boniface parish school and confraternity centers and a number of adult converts to Catholicism. SALUTED BY CHOIR The class entered the church at 3:30 p.m., followed by Bishop McGucken and his attendants and the visiting priests and monsignors. As the procession reached the entrance of the church the choir saluted the prelate with the "Feeds Sacredos Magnus" (Behold the Great High Priest.) After examining the class, Bishop McGucken addressed the sponsors and parents, urging them to uphold Christian standards of justice and charity in social, economic and political life. In closing, the prelate congratulated Father Henry W. Gross, pastor of St. Boniface, on the class presented, and urged the parents and sponsors to foster and nourish in the children the seeds of Christian doctrine inculcated by the priests, sisters and confraternity workers. ATTENDED BY CLERGY The bishop was attended by Father Jeremiah Lehane, pastor of St. Mary's church, Fullerton, as deacon, and Father John Callaghan, pastor of St. Joseph's church, Santa Ana, as sub-deacon. Father William Duggan was master of ceremonies. Present in the sanctuary were the Reverend Fathers Gross, Anaheim; P. Berry, Newport; J. Feehan, Laguna Beach; J. O'Neil, Huntington Beach; Leo J. Lambrick, Orange; Jose Origel, Delhi; G. Scott, Los Angeles; D. Sweeney, Los Angeles; Charles O'Carrell, Lynwood; P. Carey, Downey; M. Lawlor, Long Beach; J. Quantannens, Los Angeles; J. Nevin, Los Angeles; C. Bradley, W. Wagner, C. S. S. R. Fitzpatrick, Whittier; C. Wahle, O. P. R.; J. Kennedy, Long Beach; M. Galvin and F. Keane of Anaheim. Peckinpaugh Held For Local Police E. R. Peckinpaugh, 48, of Anaheim will be reutrned to this city to face prosecution on a charge of grand theft of an automobile as soon as he is released by Los Angeles county sheriff's officers, who have filed petty theft charges Hearing Of Milne Case Is Postponed Preliminary examination of E. J. Milne, suspended superintendent of Whittier State school, on a charge of drunken driving, scheduled to have been held before Justice of the Peace Charles Kuchel last Friday was continued because of the illness of the defendant. The hearing was reset Peckinpaugh Held For Local Police E. R. Peckinpaugh, 48. of Anaheim will be reutrned to this city to face prosecution on a charge of grand theft of an automobile as soon as he is released by Los Angeles county sheriff's officers, who have filed petty theft charges against the Anaheim man. Peckinpaugh, Anaheim police were informed Monday by deputy sheriffs at the Norwalk sub-station, was arrested there on a charge of stealing gasoline. He was in possession of an automobile registered to Kenneth R. Snyder of Anaheim, which was stolen here on April 17. Police Chief James S. Bouldin immediately placed a "hold" on Peckinpaugh and obtained a felony complaint and warrant against him from the district attorney's office. Curran Sentenced As Drunken Driver William Curran, 61, of 214 E. Alberta St., is in the county jail serving a 50-day sentence imposed upon him by City Judge Frank Tausch Tuesday morning following Curran's plea of guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated. Curran chose the jail sentence rather than pay a fine of $100. The Anaheim man was arrested shortly after 4 p.m. Monday on North Los Angeles St. PIONEER BROTHERHOOD PLANS BARBEQUE EVENT Dean Hasson has announced that the Pioneer Brotherhood of Placentia will hold a barbeque picnic this evening at Bradford school in Placentia. Hearing Of Milne Case Is Postponed Preliminary examination of E. J. Milne, suspended superintendent of Whittier State school, on a charge of drunken driving, scheduled to have been held before Justice of the Peace Charles Kuchel last Friday was continued because of the illness of the defendant. The hearing was reset for next Tuesday at 2 p.m. Coughran on Plane Flight Into Texas Gene Coughran, operator of the Anaheim airport, and A. F. Watson of Downey left today for Texas by airplane. They plan to stay two weeks, landing the first night at El Paso. Gene took with him his camera and a fishing road, with which he expects to take some pictures and catch some fish. 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Seersueker and Print (Sizes 7 to 16) Bathing Suits ... 59¢ to $3.95 (Sizes 2 to 16) BOYS' Sport Shirts ... 59¢ - 85¢ - $1.00 (Sizes 2 to 12) Flannel Sport Jackets ... $2.25 (Sizes 2 to 8) Slack Suits ... $1.00 to $3.95 (Sizes 2 to 12) ANAHEIM GAZETTE Harlard Parks trips From Trip Harlard Parks was back on the city engineer’s office following a two weeks’ trip to Detroit, Phila- and the South. He return- day night. Flew to Detroit where he every on a new car before going to Philadelphia to at- National Planning con-From the Pennsylvaniarove to Washington, D. C. and south to New Orleans. neward trip was made Texas. Dolan Acquitted In Stanley Case After three hours’ deliberation, a Superior court jury late Tuesday night acquitted Ray L. Dolan, 39. Huntington Beach cafe owner, of charges of negligent homicide and driving while intoxicated. The charges against Dolan were the outcome of a traffic accident last November 19 in which Deputy Sheriff Ezra Stanley, of Yorba Lindà, was killed. Dolan’s car crashed into a sheriff’s patrol car near Huntington Beach and Depu-ty Sheriff Stanley was burned to death in the fire that followed the High School Pupils Elect New Officers James Powers, a member of the class of 1942, was elected presi- dent of the Anaheim union high school student body in a secret election held yesterday. Other newly elected officers are: William Rhinehart, vice president; Dorothy Pearson, secretary; Bern- ard Baumbach, commissioner of student affairs; Claudine Bloom, commissioner of girls’ athletics; Don Chamberlin, commissioner of boy’s athletics, and Ruby Ann Harbeson, commissioner of public safety. — WANT ADS 25c — Officers Seated By Girls’ League Newly elected officers of Girls’ League of the Ana- union high school were ins- in a ceremony held last Tu- morning. Miss Laura Gene F- league advisor, officiated. The new officers are: Evan- ner, president; Mary Schlufo- president; Kay Wilson, secr- and Bonnie Stanfill, treas- Henrietta Lane, retiring pres- presented the gavel to her su- sor. During the meeting Miss H- and Miss Lois Dyer, ass- GREATER ANAHEIM MAGREATER ANAHEIM MEANS “GREATER SAV15 East Center Street, Anaheim ATRONIZE YOUR HOME OWNED BUSINESS WE HAVE EVERY Single thing for your holiday picnics and luncheons — sliced Tomatoes and Lettuce — Rolls and Sandwich Bread— Cold Drinks Just Everything that you will need. WE HAVE Every Single thing for your holiday picnics and luncheons — sliced Tomatoes and Lettuce — Rolls and Sandwich Bread— Cold Drinks Just Everything that you will need. Tomato Juice, No. 1 can 5¢ Pineapple Gems 3 for 25¢ Tablets 12-oz. can 10¢ PAM 12-oz. can 25¢ PAPER PLATES pkg. 5¢ VALTINE Lge. can 61¢ Morning Milk 3 for 19¢ Excell Sodas 1-lb. 10¢ Apple Butter 29-oz. 15¢ OCKTAILERS pkg. 10¢ PEACHES No. 2½ 2 for 25¢ Dog Food No. 1 6 for 25¢ SIGNET PEACHES 17¢ 3-LB. CAN CRISCO 48¢ SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR 20¢ KELLOGG'S PEP pkg. 10¢ PURITY ICE C LYNDENS SPAGHETTI JADE DILL PICKLES SANTOS QUEEN COFFEE 1-lb. BAG 17 EL MOLINO RIPE OLIVES 12½¢ VAL VITA SPINACH No. 2½ can 10¢ POST TOASTIES 1-LB. CAN SNOWDRIFT HOLLY CLEANSER 3 SILK TISSUE 3 CHOICE MEATS Highest Grade • Government Inspected SUGAR 10 lb. BAG 32 SILK TISSUE 3 CHOICE MEATS Highest Grade • Government Inspected EASTERN BACON EACH ½-lb. pkg. 11¢ ILING EEF lb. 10¢ PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb. 25¢ YOUNG FRYING RABBITS ... 29¢ ROUND EEF lb. 15¢ YOUNG —Ready to Cook— BROILERS lb. 39¢ BABY BEEF ROAST ... 25¢ ORK HOULDERS lb. 19¢ PICNIC STYLE HAMS lb. 22¢ FOR THAT SUMMER CUCUM Med. Size Green FOR A REAL THREA SERVE WITH FRENCH TOMATO Med. Solid Ripe Slicing SERVE FRESH NEW POTA NEW S For Creaming 10 FOR THAT MORNING GRAPE Large, Sweet Arizona Officers Seated New Girls’ League Newly elected officers of the League of the Anaheim high school were installed in ceremony held last Tuesday evening. Miss Laura Gene Frantz, que advisor, officiated. The new officers are: Eva Bonn-president; Mary Schlund, vice president; Kay Wilson, secretary; Bonnie Stanfill, treasurer. Trietta Lane, retiring president, entered the gavel to her success during the meeting Miss Frantz Miss Lois Dyer, assistant Two Brea Residents In Car Crash Here Two residents of Brea came all the way over to Anaheim to become involved in a collision of their automobiles, according to police. Neither of them was hurt, but a city fire hydrant was damaged slightly. The drivers were Kathryn G. MacKinnon, 40, of 290 S. Poplar St., and Nolan Afton Drake, 21, of 205 S. Laurel St. Advisor, delivered brief talks, outlining the aims and purposes of the organization and giving a resume of the group’s accomplishments during the last year. Assembly Adopts Tax Cut Measure Reductions in taxes that will save California citizens $25,200,000 during the next two years and $28,000,000 annually thereafter have been voted by the state assembly. Reductions for the next two years as set forth in the bill are: sales, use and transportation taxes, three percent to 2½, $19,050,000; personal income, bank, corporation and franchise taxes, $4,450,-000, and alcoholic beverage taxes, $1,700,000. The reduction plan is now before the state senate. M. MARKET WATER SAVINGS" Telephone 4506 VE IT cheons — sliced meats and cheeses — Cold Drinks and Potato Chips — VE IT — cheons — sliced meats and cheeses — — Cold Drinks and Potato Chips — WESTLAKE String Beans 3 No. 2 Cans 25¢ PURITY ICE CREAM pt. 7 1/2¢ NDENS 1-lb. Glass PAGHETTI 10¢ DE ILL PICKLES qt. 15¢ 17 1/2¢ OST OASTIES 8 oz. pkg. 5¢ LB. 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