anaheim-gazette 1941-12-18

Football Fades As Colonists Lose Crowd Everett McDonald 1942 Co-Captain Everett McDonald, Anaheim, left tackle on the Fullerton jaysee eleven this year, and John Dobson, quarterback from San Diego, were appointed co-captains last week of the 1942 Hornet grid squad. McDonald, in addition, was awarded the blanket annually offered to the player showing the greatest improvement during the season at the annual college football banquet held in Fullerton last Tuesday night. Anaheim Athletes Make Cage Squad Bill Lewis, Anaheim athlete at Fullerton junior college and Bill Allen, key defense man on the Anaheim high school squad last year, were among the 12 men selected for the Hornet varsity baseline football for 1941 was rapidly fading into history today at Anaheim Union high school. Fading, except for memories of an almost-championship varsity grid eleven but for a 27-0 licking administered Friday at La Palma stadium by the CIF central league champions from Colton high school, and visions of the annual football banquet Thursday at the high school at which varsity football letters went to 18 regulars from the 1941 eleven and 85 high school athletes on the B and C squads. NOT-UP-TO-PAR A not-up-to-par Colonist eleven was beaten 27-0 Friday by an alert Colton team. From the opening kickoff, the lighter Colton squad got the jump on the Colonists and never allowed the outcome to be in doubt. Colton topped off a margin of three touchdowns and two extra points amassed earlier in the game with a touchdown and conversion. Cushman of the University Redlands at the annual banquet, and the selection Captain Jack Fujii, and B Captain Bob Phillips from 41 squad. Dick MacDonald given the year's most v player award. VARSITY SQUAD Under Coach Chester Sh B squad players were awarded ters as were 44 boys from club under Coach S. L. K Headcoach Dick Glove Line Coach John Wallin met the following 18 varsity for letters and gold fo Dick Alden, Don Berge Betzsold, Leonard Bouas, Stanford Kerr, Dick Long Looney, MacDonald, George John Nichols, Don Organ, Roy Pina, Bill Rinehart, Shipkey, Mort Smith and Sweeney. Local Cagers Pl Anaheim Athletes Make Cage Squad Bill Lewis, Anaheim athlete at Fullerton junior college and Bill Allen, key defense man on the Anaheim high school squad last year, were among the 12 men selected for the Hornet varsity basketball squad today. Eleven freshmen were included in the 12-man squad according to Coach Art Nunn. Both Lewis and Allen are first year men, Lewis having starred at right half on the Fullerton grid squad this year. NOT-UP-TO-PAR A not-up-to-par Colonist eleven was beaten 27-0 Friday by an alert Colton team. From the opening kickoff, the lighter Colton squad got the jump on the Colonists and never allowed the outcome to be in doubt. Colton topped off a margin of three touchdowns and two extra points amassed earlier in the game with a touchdown and conversion in the fourth quarter for 27 points, victory and the CIF central league crown. Meanwhile, Thursday at the high school banquet room, Colonist athletes, coaches and followers heard a speech by Coach Cecil 1941 COLONIST FOOTBALL ROSTER Name Weight Position Class Alden, Dick 170 Center Senior Berger, Don 155 Halfback Senior Betzsold, Jim 170 End Senior Bouas, Leonard 170 Tackle Senior Brunet, Ed 155 Tackle Senior Burden, Jim 155 End Junior Castillo, Bob 145 Halfback Junior Duffy, Wallace 160 End Senior Fujii, Jack 145 Guard Senior Fulfer, Wilson 155 End Junior Glendhill, Jack 150 Center Senior Harker, Earl 175 Tackle Freshman Hein, Don 175 Tackle Sophomore Hein, Jim 165 End Junior Hutchison, Cliff 165 Tackle Senior Kerr, Stanford 170 Tackle Senior King, Harry 165 Guard Senior Leos, Joe 145 Halfback Senior Long, Dick 140 Guard Junior Looney, H. L. 155 Halfback Senior MacDonald, Dick 170 Guard Senior Mendoza, Wes 195 Guard Junior Mene, George 150 End Junior Nichols, John 168 End Senior Nishiyama, Bob 150 Guard Junior Nishymori, Tadinori 160 Tackle Junior Organ, Don 160 Center Junior Phillips, Bob 155 Halfback Senior Pina, Roy 145 Halfback Senior Power, Jim 165 Guard Senior Richard, Jim 160 Halfback Sophomore Rinehard, Bill 155 End Senior Ryan, Pat 160 End Senior Sakai, John 165 Halfback Senior Shea, Joe 160 Halfback Senior Sheridan, Ted 165 Tackle Junior Shipkey, Jerry 190 Fullback Junior Smith, Mort 145 Quarterback Senior Sweeney, Noel 160 Quarterback Senior Tafolla, Don 155 Fullback Junior Van Berkhalaer, Gay 160 Fullback Junior LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS For the Construction of Storm Drain and Appurtenant Work NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals will be received by the City Council of the City of Anaheim, at the office of the City Clerk of said City, up to the hour of eight o'clock P.M. of Tuesday, December 30, 1941, for excavation, furnishing and laying storm drain and performing work incidental thereto, and furnishing and laying concrete sidewalks, driveways and asphalt concrete pavement, in accordance with the specifications entitled "Specifications and Special Provisions for the Construction of Storm Drain on West Santa Ana Street from Lemon Street to West Street in the City of Anaheim, August, 1941;" involving the following approximate quantities: SCHEDULE A Trench Excavation ... 3000 cu. yds. 30" Plain Concrete Pipe, standard strength ... 2948 lin. ft. 30" Reinforced Concrete Pipe, c.r as an alternate, 30" Extra Strength Plain Concrete Pipe ... 502 lin. ft. 30" Bituminous Coated Corrugated Metal Pipe, 12 gauge, or, as an alternate, 14 gauge ... 80 lin. ft. Portland Cement Concrete, Class "B" ... 30 cu. yds. Removing and Replacing Fences ... 1500 lin. ft. SCHEDULE B 4" Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk ... 5000 sq. ft. 6" Portland Cement Concrete Driveways ... 550 sq. ft. SCHEDULE C Crusher Run Sub-base, or, as an alternate, Disintegrated Granite Sub-base 42 tons Asphalt Concrete Pavement...75 tons A separate award may be made for each of the three schedules above, but award will not be made for less than all the items in a schedule. A bidder may make any stipulations he desires regarding combinations of schedules for which he will accept award. In accordance with the provisions of the California Labor Code, the City of Anaheim has ascertained the general prevailing rates of per diem wages and rates for legal holiday and overtime work applicable to the work to be done to be as follows: Trade or Minimum hourly Occupation wage rate Asphalt mechanical finisher operator $1.25 Asphalt plant dryerman or fireman 1.00 Asphalt plant operator 1.10 Asphalt raker (hand) 1.00 Asphalt shoveler .75 Blacksmith 1.00 Blacksmith helper .75 Bricklayer 1.25 Bricklayer tender .875 Carpenter 1.10 Cement finisher 1.25 Chipping or Jack hammer operator .875 Clam shell or Dragline operator (shovel type) 1.375 Compressor operator 1.10 Concrete mixer operator (except paving type) 1.00 Concrete pavement mechanical finisher operator 1.375 Concrete pavement mixer operator 1.275 Concrete worker .80 Concrete vibrator operator .875 Crane operator 1.375 Electrician foreman 1.25 Electrician journeyman 1.10 Electrician helper .75 Flagman .625 Grader operator (towing or motor) 1.25 Guard .625 Handy man (roustabout) .625 Headerboard man .75 House mover-laborer .875 Laborer ... Machinist Machinist's helper Mechanic (trouble shooter) Mortar man Oil distributor bootman Oiler (power shovels, etc.) Painter Pipelayer (concrete and vitrified Plumber-foreman Plumber-Journeyman Plumber's helper Power shovel operator Pump operator Reinforcing steel worker Reinforcing steel worker's helper Roller operator Sheet metal worker Spray gun operator (concrete curing) Teamster Tractor Driver (under 50 HP) Tractor Driver (50 HP or over Trencher operator Truck driver (under 6 tons) Truck Driver (6 to 15 tons) Watchman Welder Any classification not listed above not less than The foregoing wage scales are eight hour day, forty hour week and one-half for overtime and time for Sunday and/or Legal days, except for flagmen, guard watchmen. Properly indentured apprentices of the trades listed above must employed upon the project with a workmen subject to the provisions Section 1777.5 of the State Labor Law the wage rate for such apprentice be determined as provided in sale tion. Each proposal must be accompanied by an unconditional certified orlier's check drawn on a solvent stale national bank doing business in State of California, or by a bid with corporate surety which is No Shoe Shortage This Year Claims OPA; 480 Million Pairs Produced This Year There will be no shortage in the supply of shoes for the nation, it was revealed today from the office of price administration, when it was stated that an estimated 480 million pairs will be produced this year. The above figure exceeds last year's total by 80 million. PRICE INCREASE The slight price increase is not attributed to rising leather costs but largely to higher costs in shipping and handling charges. Most hides are not imported except kid skins and tanning materials from such far-away countries as Rhodesia, Turkey, Caledonia, South Africa and Argentina, there is no fear of leather shortages. Stocks adequate to fill our needs for several months are on hand. These supplies can be replendished without too much difficulty. SHOE-BUYING POINTERS Miss Harriet Elliott, chief of the Consumer Division and Associate Administrator of the Price Administration office, has offered some pointers when shoes are being purchased that will ease the pinch of higher prices: 1. Buy your shoes comfortable. 2. Stand up when you get your feet measured. 3. Be sure that the shoe is one-half inch longer than your foot. 4. High-heeled shoes should be used only for dress occasions. 5. If a shoe is a good fit. All-Winter Fishing Promised Anglers Live bait fishing in the waters between the coast and Catalina, it was learned today, will be avail- All-Winter Fishing Promised Anglers Live bait fishing in the waters between the coast and Catalina, it was learned today, will be available for the first time throughout the winter season. At least one live bait boat will operate from Long Beach the season through. According to skippers of fishing boats plying this section, many varieties of sport fish, such as bonito, white sea bass, yellowtail, bluefin, and yellowfin tuna, are in the waters of Catalina channel during all or part of the winter season. Usually during September and October each year, all the Long Beach fleet of some 25 fishing boats stop operating. It is believed, however, that any boat which will work for sport fish can make catches throughout the year. Santa Drops a Hint: GIVE WISELY give a TAVANNES TA-VAN Watch Since 1891—wherever time is important Tavannes has set a brilliant standard of accuracy and beauty. Yet the most amazing Tavannes triumph is its moderate cost. You can buy a Tavannes at a price well within your budget—a happy ending to your holiday shopping tour. TAVANNES TA-VAN WATCHES Ladies' Tavannes 17-jewel movement. 14K pink gold case, silk cord with safety clasp. $52.50 Meh's Tavannes 17-jewel movement. Gold hiled pink case, brown suede strap. $47.50 E. C. 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Phone 4403 Anaheim worker .625 minist .1.25 minist's helper .875 hamnic (trouble shooter) .1.00 star man .1.00 distributor bootman .75 power shovels, etc.) .90 letter .1.10 layer (concrete and vitrified) .875 umber-foreman .1.25 umber-journeyman .1.125 umber's helper .75 shovel operator .1.50 opper operator .875 forcing steel worker .1.25 forcing steel worker's helper .75 operator .1.25 metal worker .1.125 gun operator (concrete boring) .875 master .625 driver (under 50 HP) ...875 driver Driver (50 HP or over) .1.25 acher operator .1.375 k driver (under 6 tons) .75 k Driver (6 to 15 tons) .875 chman .625 der .1.375 classification not listed above, less than .625 foregoing wage scales are for an hour day, forty hour week, time long-half for overtime and double for Sunday and/or Legal Holiday, except for flagmen, guards and shmen. perly indentured apprentices to of the trades listed above may be employed upon the project with skilled men subject to the provisions of Act 1777.5 of the State Labor Code. wage rate for such apprentices to determined as provided in said section. proposal must be accompanied by unconditional certified or cash-check drawn on a solvent state or national bank doing business in the State of California, or by a bid bond corporate surety which is now qualified with the County Clerk of Orange County, California, such check or bond to be made payable to the City of Anaheim in an amount not less than ten percent of the estimated aggregate payments to be made under the contract, as a guarantee that the bidder will, if awarded the work in accordance with the terms of his proposal, execute a contract in the required form and furnish surety bonds satisfactory to the City for the faithful performance of the contract and for the payment of claims of materialmen and laborers thereunder. The faithful performance bond shall be in an amount not less than twenty-five percent (25%) of the estimated aggregate payments to be made under the contract, and the bond to materialmen and laborers not less than fifty percent (50%) of such estimated aggregate payments. No proposal will be accepted from a contractor who is not licensed in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 9 of Division III of the Business and Professions Code of the State of California. Plans may be seen and further information obtained at the office of the City Engineer. Proposals must be submitted on blank forms furnished by the City Engineer. The City Council of said City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, to waive any informality in any proposal, and reserves the right to accept part and reject part of any proposal, by schedules. Said council also reserves the right to reject the proposal of any person whom it in its sole discretion, does not deem responsible. By order of the City Council. Dated December 9, 1941. CHARLES E. GRIFFITH City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. Pub. Dec. 11, and 18. Glamorous styles in smooth rayon satin, velvety soft rayon silk, and many other fine fabrics! In wrap - around and zip-up styles, 12-42. IT'S GOOD TO KNOW Dimmers Unknown Says Auto Chief Surprising as it may sound, a considerable number of drivers in California do not know there is a headlight dimming device on their vehicles, according to a dispatch today from the State Department of Motor Vehicles. According to engine verification agents employed by the Department of Motor Vehicles, motorists cited for minor infractions such as defective tail lights, mufflers and rear view mirrors, frequently profess ignorance of the existence or location of this device. Department authorities point out that in practically all late model cars, the button is located slightly to the left of the clutch pedal where it can be reached conveniently with the left foot. On a few older models the dimmer is operated by hand from the steering post or the dash board. Soap Conservation By Consumers Needed Due To Shortage Of Shipping Facilities Because in the making of soaps, the basic materials used are from points where shipping facilities are limited, housewives and other consumers are asked to conserve soap and soap products to the fullest extent in the interest of the national defense program. Many basic fats and alkalis come from the East Indies, from South America and Europe where they cannot be obtained because shipping facilities are very limited. FIRST STEP—GOOD BUYING In order to conserve, one of the first steps is in good buying. Housewives should buy soap for a specific need. For toilet purposes, a mild neutral soap is best. Higher priced soaps may be harder milled, hence longer lasting, but often packaging, perfumes and advertising account for added costs. For general household laundering and cleaning, stronger soaps may be used. It has been found more economical to use water softeners such as borax and trisodium phosphate directly with a cheaper soap than to buy a soap with the softener in it. HOUSEWIVES ADVISED Housewives are advised to purchase soaps in fairly large quantities. Bars should be unwrapped and the soap allowed to dry out. It will then keep without disintegrating for an indefinite time. If package flakes or powder is used, extreme care should be exercised against waste, since more soap is wasted by careless use of this type than in any other way. Local Youth Given Scholastic Honor Robert Larsen, 510 S. Indiana St., Anaheim, was honored last week at the University of Southern California with membership in Betta Gamma Sigma, honorary commerce scholastic organization. Choosen from the upper two per cent of the junior class, and upper 10 per cent of the senior class, membership includes only those with the highest grades in the College of Commerce. GIVE HER THE Loveliness SHE WANTS! 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