anaheim-gazette 1946-10-10

Thursday, October 10, 1946 Week End SPECIALS Friday and Saturday OCT. 11th & 12th 5ths Brugal Rum $321 5ths Hermosa Tequilla $248 J. Bavet's Brandy Fifths $4.30 Pints 2.50 Half Pints 1.27 Leadership and First Aid Studied By Scoutmasters The second of a series of six instructional meetings for Scoutmasters and laymen of this area was held Thursday evening at the Fullerton Union high school at 7:30. Highlights of the session included instruction in boy leadership training, organization of boys groups and first aid. Announcement was made that the third meeting scheduled for next Thursday at 7:30 and all at the Fullerton Union high school will feature game leadership and troop program planning. Those attending Thursday's meeting were: Eldon Knaus, Marriice B. Dillow, Allen R. Taylor, Frank C. Taylor, Dean Halzgraff, Don Franklin, Leonel Magan, Roy Hill, Merton E. Hill, V. W. Lee, Harold Browning, Bill Kohenberger, Joe Lemons, C. R. Aller, Gordon Allen, Harold Land, Francis Addy, Donald Knowlton, E. G. Lacey, W. E. Russell, Robert Seamans, Alva Straw, L. H. Paxton, and Bill Moller. New Ice Hockey League Welcomes L. A. Ramblers Big league ice hockey with genuine Canadian flavor comes to southern California this season with the entry of the Los Angeles Ramblers in the newly-formed Western International league. The Ramblers, coached by Kenny Stewart, former Chicago Black Hawks star, will open the season at the spacious Sonja Henie Ice Palace, Westwood Village, October 26. They will face the Smoky Eaters from Trail, British Columbia. J. Bavet's Brandy Fifths $4.30 Pints 2.50 Half Pints 1.27 Croix Royale Brandy Half Pints 1.29 Scotch Fifth GLEN ARGYLE SCOTCH LIQUEUR $395 DIXIE BELLE GIN Fifths 3.13 Pints 1.97 Hiram Walker's DRY MARTINI $279 100 Proof WHISKEY Fifths 3.25 $279 100 Proof WHISKEY Fifths 3.25 Half Pints 1.00 SCHENLEY'S BLACK LABEL Fifths and Pints 5th CALVERT'S RESERVE Limit One to a Customer AL'S LIQUOR STORE 327 So. Lemon St. Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE FAMILY PORTRAIT, 1946 STYLE Far cry from old-fashioned Daguerrotype is this portrait of Superior Judge and Mrs. Goodwin J. Knight and their daughters Caroline, 13 and Marilyn, 17. Judge Knight, candidate for Heutenant governor, will be guest with Mrs. Knight at county meetings Oct. 15. WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Phone 2206 Creation of State Harbor Authority To Be Considered Creation of a State Harbor authority will be considered at hearings during the next two weeks of the State Senate Special Committee on Harbors, Senator John F. Shelley, chairman of the Harbor Council. Course Set for Brownie Leaders Beginning next Wednesday, an introductory course for Brownie Scout leadership will be launched at the Girl Scout Little House, 200 South Citron street. The following sessions, all to be held from 9:30 to 11:30 in the morning, are scheduled for next Thursday, October 23 and October 25. Election Issues Reviewed for Women's Club Propositions 3, 7, 8, 9, and 10 of the coming November elections were discussed by Miss Jeanner, instructor at Fullerton High School, during a post-luncheon meeting of the New Park Woman's club last Tuesday noon. Mrs. Pearl Wahl, presided during the short bus session. The guest speaker was introduced by Mrs. Carl Gilbert of New Park. Hostesses included Mrs. Brenner, Mrs. John Page and Lutissia Craig. Appropriately lowe'en motif was found in attractive table decorations. October birthdays of Mrs. Callaway, Mrs. Dan Marsel, Mrs. Raymond Temple, Mrs. bert Launer and Mrs. Rose non were observed. Next meeting of the group be a paid luncheon to be presided under the sponsorship of the International League and means committee next Tuesday noon at 12:30 o'clock. Gazette want ads bring re Creation of State Harbor Authority To Be Considered Creation of a State Harbor authority will be considered at hearings during the next two weeks of the State Senate Special Committee on Harbors, Senator John F. Shelley, chairman of the Harbor committee, announced today. Tours of many southern California harbors will be made by Shelley's committee, in order to determine ways of improving the state's port facilities. Needed improvements on harbor facilities are now being made by United States Army engineers or local communities. "The state itself has no agency which can step in and make California harbors adequate to meet new industrial needs," said Shelley. "Assisting in the development of its harbors, gives California an opportunity to encourage new industries and expand natural trade advantages that have been too long neglected." It was recommended that the state inaugurate a harbor program and appropriate funds for harbor development, just as it has already adopted flood control, highway and beach improvement plans. With an attendance of approximately 6,000 enthusiastic persons, the first annual Fullerton Fall Festival at Amerige park last Thursday was acclaimed as highly successful. An additional throng of 2,000 attended the one and a half hour vaudeville show. Delectable barbecued beef and baked beans were enjoyed by all. Earlier, people lined both sides of Spadra and Commonwealth avenue to view the gigantic parade which launched the celebration at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Course Set for Brownie Leaders Beginning next Wednesday, an introductory course for Brownie Scout leadership will be launched at the Girl Scout Little House, 200 South Citron street. The following sessions, all to be held from 9:30 to 11:30 in the morning, are scheduled for next Thursday, October 23 and October 25. During the fourth session, plans will be made for visits to other Brownie troops in action. Final dates for the course will be set so that questions which may arise out of a leader's own new experience and her troop visits may be discussed. The last meeting will include an investiture ceremony, Mrs. Jerry W. Schiller, commissioner, announced. Leaders planning to take the course were asked to call the scout house by dialing 4889. Training Course For Girl Scout Leaders to Start An introductory course to the leadership of intermediate Girl Scouts will begin next Tuesday evening from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock at the Girl Scout Little House, 200 South Citron street. Succeeding session scheduled to date will be held at the same time and place on next Thursday, October 22 and October 25. During the fourth session, plans will be made for the closing sessions of the course. Also planned is an investiture for the newest Girl Scouts between the ages of 10 and 14 years. Leaders planning to take the course should call at the scout house or phone 4889, it was announced by Mrs. Jerry W. Schiller, Anaheim Girl Scout commissioner. Anaheim merchants offer the greatest in values! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1000 Watt Electric Irons $960 Specializing in Tractor Tire Repair JIM DAVIS 246 E. Center Phone 3540 Election Issues Reviewed for Women's Club Propositions 3, 7, 8, 9, and 13, the coming November election, were discussed by Miss Jean Turcman, instructor at Fullerton Union School, during a pot-luck dinner meeting of the Buena Vista Woman's club last Tuesday. Mrs. Pearl Wahl, president, assisted during the short business luncheon. The guest speaker was introduced by Mrs. Carl Gilbert of Buena Vista. Hostesses included Mrs. Carl Inner, Mrs. John Page and Mrs. Jessia Craig. Appropriate Halteen motif was found in the active table decorations. October birthdays of Mrs. Paul Away, Mrs. Dan Marschall, Dr. Raymond Temple, Mrs. Al Launer and Mrs. Rose Canwere observed. Next meeting of the group will be paid luncheon to be presented over the sponsorship of the ways means committee next Thursday noon at 12:30 o'clock. Gazette want ads bring results. 'Get Acquainted Day' Set for Dons To foster new friendships among students at Santa Ana Junior college, "Get Acquainted Day," will be inaugurated tomorrow, Friday, it was announced by Vernon Ashby, Buccaneer president, today. The new event will be sponsored by the Buccaneers, a campus club, and will coincide with the Dons' first league football game. Highlights of the affair will include an assembly, a pep rally and a gala dance. Irwin Perry and David Hearle of the Buccaneers are in charge of arrangements. Dr. Donald Butka New Associate With Dr. Henderson Now associated with Dr. M. M. Henderson, dentist at 607 North Los Angeles street, is Dr. Donald Butka, formerly of Pomona who received his discharge from the navy recently after serving his country for more than three years. Planning to make his permanent home here, Dr. Butka has purchased one of the new veteran's homes on Sycamore street. At present he is residing with his wife and two year old son at the home of his father-in-law, Dr. C. O. Patterson, on North Citron street. Mrs. Butka is the former Cleone Patterson of this city. Active Program at Production Center Children's dresses for civilian relief are now being created at the Anaheim chapter, American Red Cross office on the second floor of the city hall each Tuesday from 10 to 4 o'clock. Both cutters and seamstresses are urged to join the group of volunteer workers at the center by Mrs. M. A. Gauer, chapter chairman. Garments may also be created in private homes, she announced. The center hummed with activity under the direction of Mrs. E. R. Deering. Several electric sewing machines and large cutting tables are provided for the workers' convenience. Luncheon is served to the group each week. Everybody reads the Gazette. Gazette. Call 2208. A NEIGHBOR is calling One neighbor who has volunteered to represent many needier neighbors, will A NEIGHBOR is calling One neighbor who has volunteered to represent many needier neighbors, will be calling on you soon to enlist your participation in this year’s Community Chest Drive. Answer her call cheerfully... send her away with a generous contribution! When you give to the Community Chest you help people stricken in many ways. You help raise the health standards of our community. You help prove the aged, the infirm, the orphaned can depend on their community to give them a fresh start toward independence. 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