anaheim-gazette 1947-10-23

Associated To Hear Phillips Next Tuesday John Phillips, member of Congress from this district, will be the guest speaker at the October meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County which will be held Tuesday night, October 28, at the Santa Ana Community Center building, 1108 West Eighth street, Santa Ana. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. At 6:30 there will be a reception for Congressman and Mrs. Phillips with Mrs. Lelia Eastman of Orange in charge. J. J. Gubbins, chairman of the Associated sanitation committee, will give a progress report on the campaign for a county wide sewerage system. Hallowe'en decorations, hats for diners and other gadgets will lend a festive air to the occasion. The anchor of the aircraft carrier, USS Roosevelt, weighs 40,000 pounds. Schutz Resigns As Township Justice of Peace Warren L. Schutz this week submitted his resignation as justice of the peace of Anaheim township to the county board of supervisors and has asked that it become effective November 30. He gave as reason "press of my duties as a private attorney." Justice Schutz has served in the township court since August, 1946. PLAN TO WED A marriage license was obtained by Raul Juarez Grajeda of Garden Grove and Dolores Martinez of Santa Ana, Monday, at the county court house in Santa Ana. BABY BOY Birth of a baby boy was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Falls of Route 1, Box 235, Anaheim. The seven pound, five ounce infant arrived Saturday at St. Joseph hospital, Orange. Newport Beach Phone Office Ready for Use The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company will cut into service its new Newport Beach telephone office at 311 East Central Avenue, Balboa, on Saturday night October 25, to serve 3,500 Harbor telephones, it was announced the week by R. J. Rossberg, telephoneman. This cutover will be the climax of an estimated $750,000 expansion program for the serving area of this one office of the Newport Beach exchange. Job printing. The Gazette Phone 2206. missed your date? maybe your watch was late Our technicians are skilled in making watches run on time, and we can give you reliable service. And after your timepiece has been corrected, you can treat it to a smart re-styling with a handsome new JACQUES KREISLER jewelry watch band. MEN'S BASKETWEAVE BAND (shown) $12.50 Other Men's Bands from $6.95. Women's Bracelets from $3.83 All prices include Federal Tax HUBER'S Anaheim's Fine Jewelry Store 223 West Center St. Phone 3308 Buy Christmas TOYS NOW 50% 50% off Use Our Christmas LAY-AWAY PLAN Open Until 9 Saturday Night MAHAFFEY & FITZ 123-131 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 3115 ANAHEIM ANAHEIM GAZETTE King Freed In Her Crash Case Beth Erle King, 22, of Fullerwas free this week of a of manslaughter in conwith the death of Eugene Fry, 20, of Buena Park, who early July 23 as the result crash of King's car in he was riding. Tragedy occured at Los Anand La Palma streets where or went out of control and into a building just bethe Los Angeles street turn. Case against King was disby Presiding Judge FrankWest who upheld King's statement that the Anaheim city should not have accepters' statement as to who driving the King car before path of Gilfry as a result of fish was established. Newport Beach One Office Study for Use Pacific Telephone and Telecompany will cut into series new Newport Beach teleoffice at 311 East Central Balboa, on Saturday night, or 25, to serve 3,500 Harbor nines, it was announced this by R. J. Rossberg, telephone cutover will be the climax estimated $750,000 expangram for the serving area one office of the Newport exchange. Printing. The Gazette. 2206. Have You Seen This Boy Missing Since Sept. 16? A distracted father and mother, a sister and two aged grandparents this week sought the help of the public in a search for Richard Hugh Elwood, 16, who disappeared from his home over a month ago. The family has given The Gazette this description of the missing boy: "Richard Hugh Elwood, 16 . . . is tall and thin, 6 feet 2 inches, weighs 143 pounds, has wavy brown hair, large brown eyes, long lashes, a very slight jagged scar on his left forehead, and small ears. He needs glasses when driving, or in the theatre. Most likely he will be wearing brown oxfords, corduroys, a T shirt or a wool plaid shirt. He also had in his possession a navy type pea coat and a tan gabardine hunting cap with brown woolly earflaps and a brown and white paper suitcase. Unusually goodlooking, genial and a willing worker, Richard Elwood has Social Security card Potato Growers Asked to Submit Data for 1948 Counties are directed to accumulate information for the establishment of 1948 Potato Goals this month, according to Roy L. Hale of Placentia, chairman of the Orange County Agricultural Conservation Committee. This means that all information must be filed in the county office, Santa Ana, not later than October 24, Hale stated, in order to have the compiled data in the state office by the end of the month. Data is already in the office for all growers who had goals estab-lished, for the 1947 potato pro-gram, Hale stated, and explained that there are no data for those who may be planning to grow potatoes for the first time in 1948. Neither are there records for those who have recently come to this county and wish to apply their personal potato history for the ob-taining of a 1948 goal. It is absolutely necessary for all growers who wish to partici-pate in the potato price support program in 1948, or who think they may want to participate, to file their data in the county office before October 24, Hale conclu-ed, as the goal for the county will be allocated from the state goal on the basis of the data submitted this month. Therefore it will not who do not have a history on file with the county committee as be possible to grant a goal to those stated above. Zion Lutheran Church Votes To Enlarge School With 70 pupils crowding existing facilities, preparations have begun for enlarging Zion Lutheran Christian Day school. At the Fackiner Family Concert at WhiTemple Nov. 4 A varied program of music will be presented on day evening, November o'clock at White Temple dist church by the Fackiner illy of this city. Solos and numbers will be featured in group of popular singers. Known as the "Fackinerily Concert" those appearthe program will be Mrs. beth Fackiner Rees, soprano; Caroline Fackiner, contralto; Fackiner, lyric bariton; William Fackiner, bass bar; Mrs. Helen Pifer Fackiner wicompany at the piano. Guests for this delightful program be Mrs. Virginia Sims Buethe console of the organ, and Leila Brown playing the vien. Proceeds from the program be sent to "Heifers -for -Nouthern California -A branch of the National Heifeject Committee of New W. Maryland. The project is in nominal and is being suped by all creeds over the naThe public is cordially to hear the concert and help er the work of the project. Fackiner family are donating services for the program. ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. George Lo127 Primrose street, Placentia, the parents of a baby dawho weighed six pounds, foone-half ounces, last Thu. She arrived at Fullerton C hospital. MUST SELL Owner Ill 10 A Volunteer a wool plaid shirt. He also had in his possession a navy type pea coat and a tan gabardine hunting cap with brown woolly earflaps and a brown and white paper suitcase. Unusually goodlooking, genial and a willing worker, Richard Elwood has Social Security card No. 566-38-8122, issued in his own name, also a Star Scout card and identification cards from University High School in Westwood, Los Angeles. He is a sophomore." The family car, a Chrysler New Yorker sedan, was discovered in good condition, by police in Las Vegas, Nevada, on September 21, where residents stated it had been parked for three days. No one observed a person leaving the car or anyone returning to it. The youth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. "Mike" Elwood of 12830 Hanover street, Brentwood Park, Los Angeles, cannot understand why their son, who is exceedingly fond of driving, would leave the car in Las Vegas. They fear that Richard believes it was stolen instead of being safely returned to them. Richard has been identified in Blythe, California, where he was known to have hitch-hiked with another youth into Arizona. He was also seen in Phoenix, Arizona as late as October 5. Anxious to contact their son so he will know everything is all right at home, and desperately concerned as to his welfare, the parents urge anyone knowing Richard's whereabouts to telephone them collect at Santa Monica 50096, or wire 12830 Hanover Street, Los Angeles 24, at once. A reward of $250.000 is offered for information leading to his return. Have you seen this boy? With the advent of home freezing of foods the electric soldering iron has become a handy tool for heat sealing plastic containers used for packaging the food. Zion Lutheran Church Votes To Enlarge School With 70 pupils crowding existing facilities, preparations have begun for enlarging Zion Lutheran Christian Day school. At the quarterly voters' meeting of the congregation a committee was appointed to draw up plans for enlargement of the present school on an acre and a half of property adjoining the present school grounds on North East street. Members of the committee are Walter Henning, Fred Schafer and John Clasen who constitute the school board, and A. Schutte, Walter Knigge and H. J. Kopitzke who are members of the church planning commission. The voters also granted permission to school children to organize a Parent-Teacher association. Garden Grove School Bond Issue Defeated Garden Grove school district's $200,000 bond issue failed to carry at last Friday's election by five votes. The vote was 129 in favor of the bonds and 77 against. A two-thirds majority was required to carry the bond issue. The Garden Grove district has just completed a new elementary school building but this failed to accommodate all the children seeking admission this year. The vote was surprisingly light. Only 206 persons voted, compared to a school enrollment of 1600. LICENSE TO WED Applying for a marriage license were Paul Theodore Smith and Florence Mary Smith both of Garden Grove, Saturday, at the county court house in Santa Ana. Gazette Want Ads Bring Results. HALLOWEEN PARTY SPECIALS Salads Made To Order BEER & WINE PARTY SNACKS APPLE WINES Fancy Cheeses — All Kinds LIMBURGER BLUE CAMEMBERT GOUDA-HOLLAND ROBERTS Delicatessen Open Sundays 400 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 6261 ANAHEIM'S HALLOWE'EN FESTIVAL OCT. 30th Fackiner Family Concert at White Temple Nov. 4 A varied program of sacred music will be presented on Tuesday evening, November 4 at 8 o'clock at White Temple Method church by the Fackiner family of this city. Solos and quartet numbers will be featured by this group of popular singers. Known as the "Fackiner Family Concert" those appearing on the program will be Mrs. Eliza Thick Fackiner Rees, soprano; Mrs. Caroline Fackiner, contralto; Robbie Fackiner, lyric baritone, and William Fackiner, bass baritone. Ms. Helen Pifer Fackiner will accompany at the piano. Guest artists in this delightful program will be Mrs. Virginia Sims Burk at the console of the organ, and Missilia Brown playing the violin. Proceeds from the program will be sent to "Heifers - for - Relief," Southern California - Arizona branch of the National Heifer Project Committee of New Windsor, Maryland. The project is interdisciplinary and is being supported by all creeds over the nation. The public is cordially invited hear the concert and help further the work of the project. The Fackiner family are donating their services for the program. UNOUNCE DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. George Lofing of Primrose street, Placentia, are parents of a baby daughter who weighed six pounds, four and half ounces, last Thursday. Arrived at Fullerton Cottage capital. ANAHEIM TO OBSERVE NATIONAL ART WEEK Paint brushes and pallets will come to the fore as the limelight swings to National Art week throughout the nation beginning November 3. Here in Anaheim paintings by local artists will be displayed in a window of the S.Q.R. store, corner of Lemon and Center streets, under the sponsor ship of the Anaheim Ebell club. Mrs. Delmar Jackson, well known writer and artist, is in charge of arrangements for the exhibit of original paintings. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. James Stallard of 518 West Florence street, La Habra, welcomed a baby daughter last Friday at Fullerton hospital. California STYLING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Action-packed...sunshine bright colors make your California casuals really wonderful! Desert red, white and Turf tan in elkskin. 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