anaheim-gazette 1948-05-20

State Will Spend $215,000 on Beach Parks Within County in Two Years Development of state beaches in Orange county, in anticipation of the summer season was termed 90 per cent complete by State beach and park officials. Everett Powell, deputy chief of the division, said more than $100,-000 has been spent by the state in developing Doheny and San Clemente beaches as public recreational areas during the past year. He said additional improvements totalling $115,500 have been provided in the fiscal year budget beginning July 1. Construction of a concession building at Doheny Park has delayed due to a low priority for the drawing of plans by the state architect, but the dividing expects to have the building ended in time for the next seas. A total of $40,000 has been allocated for the structure. Doheny Park projects completed or near completion are: A comfort station, $7,000; rangers residences, $30,000; installation of a water distribution system, $10,000. Additional projects slated Doheny starting July 1 are: Sewage disposal system, $000; sanitary facilities and laundry, $8,000; administration building, $5,000; and miscellaneous provements and additions, $16,000. San Clemente projects completed or near completion are: Construction of service area, $18,000; sewage disposal and maintenance totalling $115,500 have been provided in the fiscal year budget beginning July 1. THE LIFELINE Of Your Car Is In YOUR Hands and OURS MOTOR TUNE-UP COMPRESSION Test COMPRESSION. Check CYLINDER HEAD & MANIFOLDS for tightness, tighten if advisable. Inspect EXHAUST SYSTEM, MUF-FLER & TAIL PIPE. Adjust VALVE TAPPETS. CARBURETION SYSTEM Clean FUEL PUMP. Service AIR CLEANER. Adjust CARBURETOR for efficient and economical operation. COOLING SYSTEM Inspect COOLING SYSTEM and HOSE CONNECTIONS. Check and adjust FAN BELT. IGNITION SYSTEM Clean and test SPARK PLUGS, adjust spark gap. Check WIRING, tighten connections. Adjust or replace DISTRIBUTOR POINTS. 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No. 734 OPEN SATURDAY NITE 'TIL 9 P. M. Free Delivery Within 100 Miles! Garey's QUALITY FURNITURE "THE LOCAL STORE TH AT SA It totalling $115,500 have been provided in the fiscal year just beginning July 1. Construction of a concession ring at Doheny Park has been due to a low priority drawing of plans by the architect, but the division is to have the building erected time for the next season. Total of $40,000 has been allocated for the structure. Doheny Park projects complete near completion are: comfort station, $7,000; two residences, $30,000; and a water distribution system, $10,000. Additional projects slated for May starting July 1 are: sewage disposal system, $40,- sanitary facilities and launch, $8,000; administration build-5,000; and miscellaneous im-ments and additions, $16,000. Clemente projects complete near completion are: construction of service area, 20; sewage disposal and sanitary facilities, $18,000; administration building, $4,000; and camp and picnic units, $15,000. BEEF LIVER IN WINE 6 slices bacon 3 onions ½ cup mushrooms 1½ lb. beef liver 2 tablespoons chopped parsley ⅛ teaspoon pepper ¾ cup white wine This dish is cooked slowly so you need a 325F or slow oven. Then fry the bacon to partially cook it and get rid of some of the fat. Drain. Slice onions and mushrooms. Cover slices of liver with boiling water and let stand 5 minutes. Remove and place half the slices in bottom of dish, then the mushrooms, onions, parsley, salt and pepper. Put rest of the liver on top and pour the white wine over the whole business. Place bacon slices on top of liver, and bake, uncovered, 30 minutes, basting occasionally with the wine from the bottom of the dish. Serves 6. USING LIPSTICK BRUSHES Smooth on color with lipstick as guide to size, shape of mouth. In that way you can achieve a good line. Pick up color with lip brush. Use an artist's camel's hair brush or one of the new patented types. Outline carefully. Follow your lip line, right into corners. Steady hand by bracing elbow on table. Clean brush after each use to insure true lipstick color. Be sure your brush has its own purse case. Cattle and turkeys lead products in Tuolumne county's rapidly expanding farm industry. Harvey’s Special Buy! WE WILL PRE-CUT YOUR FENCE GARAGE HOME 1/2x1 1/2 Fir 4 Bead Casing 4¢ LINEAL FT. 1x4 Southern yellow pine flooring. Tongue and grooved. End mathed ... $760 Per M HARVEY'S LUMBER CO. “More for Your Building Dollar” Manchester South of Lincoln — ANAHEIM ALT TAYLOR. Mgr. 5811 - PHONES - 5822 CYPRESS NEWS The Business Men's tion held their second breakfast of the month Pine Cafe at seven o'clock Tuesday morning. The fifteen regular members plus two new members Corby, the new proprietor Barber Shop and A.R. R. of McArdle's Sales and Station on East Lincoln. M gave a report for the co on the solicitor's cards. The pect to have this in full s next meeting. The men h cided that owing to getting late start, they will not work up a ball team this By their next regular they hope to have all th sary information and data sent to the members ab new brochure which th e putting out on the different nesses, schools and the t community as a whole next regular meeting will Tuesday, June first, at see at the Pine Cafe. Mr. and Mrs. Earl EsMr. and Mrs. Pat Arnold Sunday at the Rainbow Club just out of Azusa. Fun was had with E Thelma hitting the jack seven. The Arnolds chalk score which might be “Fisherman's Luck.” E. V. Corly took over th of Al's barber shop on Mr. Corly is a barber of his perience and can really neat job. He will be open from eight in the mornin six at night. Mr. and Mr are residents of Gardena looking for a home in Since nothing seems to b able along the rental line, looking around to buy possibly build. The Grace Wiley Repti is feverishly rushing to HOME Plaster Lath and Plaster Sheetrock Plasterboard HARVEY'S LUMBER CO. "More for Your Building Dollar" Manchester South of Lincoln — ANAHEIM ALT TAYLOR, Mgr. 5811 - PHONES - 5822 Your Budget To These Thrifty Prices At Garey's you can be sure of lower prices on anything you buy! Garey's Money - back Guarantee appears on every price tag throughout the store. Buy at guaranteed lower prices—at Garey's, "The Local Store that Saves You More!" Famous EARLY AMERICAN PATTERNS AND TEXTURED Broadloom The first postwar sale of these lovely rugs! We are fortunate to have them in sizes for every room in your house. Made seamless, reversible, and so thick you need no rug pad, these tightly woven rugs will give you years of service. 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There were fifteen regular members present plus two new members, E. V. Corby, the new proprietor of Al's Barber Shop and A.R. McArdle of McArdle's Sales and Service Station on East Lincoln. Mr. Reed have a report for the committee on the solicitor's cards. They expect to have this in full swing by next meeting. The men have decided that owing to getting such a late start, they will not try to work up a ball team this summer. By their next regular meeting they hope to have all the necessary information and data to present to the members about the new brochure which they are putting out on the different businesses, schools and the town and community as a whole. Their next regular meeting will be on Tuesday, June first, at seven a.m. at the Pine Cafe. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Essex and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Arnold spent Sunday at the Rainbow Angling Club just out of Azusa. A lot of fun was had with Earl and Thelma hitting the jack pot of seven. The Arnolds chalked up a score which might be titled Fisherman's Luck." E. V. Corly took over the reins of Al's barber shop on Monday. Mr. Corly is a barber of long experience and can really put out a neat job. He will be open daily from eight in the morning until six at night. Mr. and Mrs. Corly are residents of Gardena, but are looking for a home in Cypress since nothing seems to be available along the rental line, they are looking around to buy or will possibly build. The Grace Wiley Reptile Farm is feverishly rushing to complete room for the purpose of housing a large increase of population. This week a shipment of twenty pythons and cobras in size from eight to eleven feet were shipped in from Siam. They were delivered via the USS President Grant to Long Beach. Upon opening the various boxes it was discovered they had laid a very great number of eggs enroute. This was unfortunate as they were runied. Had they laid them after arriving, they could have been hatched out and would have been interesting as well as valuable. While distributing the reptiles to their various temporary quarters one cobra was found to be suffering and practically dead from its inability to lay its eggs. An emergency operation was performed by Wesley Dickinson of Long Beach to save its life. This Caesarian operation revealed eight large eggs the size of baseballs. The patient is making a fine recovery in a private room at the zoo. Purchase of these snakes was made by Grace Wiley and Henry Lana of Long Beach for re-sale purposes. They will be put into good condition, tamed and then will be ready for resale. Their markets are to zoos, show people, and many private individuals who have reptiles as a hobby. Sy Perkins, the head of the reptiles department at the San Diego zoo was a visitor this week. He brought up a pair of Indian cobras in exchange for a pair that Mrs. Wiley had gotten previously from him, who refused to eat. Mrs. C. Frank Lyen was started half out of her wits this past week when she received a phone call from her daughter Mrs. Anneta Mathes, in Los Angeles, to the effect that she had spent the previous night in the Hollywodd Police Station. Mrs. Lyen blasted: "What have you done now?" and was informed that she had spent from six o'clock in the evening, Monday, until four in the morning Tuesday at the station shooting a picture. Mrs. Mathes has been with the Eagle-Lion Goodwill Report Shows Progress Nearly 18,000 jobs for handicapped and disabled men and women represents the total service record revealed when the work of Goodwill Industries of Orange county was added to that of 86 other Goodwills in the 1947 annual report of the national organization, just released. Of the 18,000 jobs provided to needy persons, and more than $6,000,000 paid in wages by the national group. Goodwill Industries of Orange county paid $62,-915 in wages during the year to 226 workers in the local store and work rooms at 417 West Fourth street, Santa Ana, where castoff furniture, garments, and other articles are refurbished, repaired, and sold to support the benevolent program of this nonprofit organization. Goodwill Industries of Orange county, with total assets of $95,-021 represented in its plant and equipment, processed all of its castoff collections in local workshops, to support local people, it was emphasized by Executive Secretary George F. Angne. Twenty-one prominent business and professional men of the county comprise the Goodwill board of directors, headed by President Ralph J. Smedley, founder of Toastmaster International. MRS. FRED SAWTELLE ENTERTAINS GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Carr and sons, Bob and Dave, of Antioch, recently visited Mrs. Carr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Sawtelle of Ball road. Also present for the dinner-affair were Mr. and Mrs. R. Frank Taylor of Costa Mesa. Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Sawtelle drove to Pasadena to visit the Beahm Epiphyllum gardens and added some new specimens to their collection during the Carr family's visit here. It pays to advertise when you use the Anaheim Gazette. The Grace Wiley Reptile Farm is feverishly rushing to completion a new large wire-enclosed led half out of her wits this past week when she received a phone call from her daughter Mrs. Anneta Mathes, in Los Angeles, to the effect that she had spent the previous night in the Hollywood Police Station. Mrs. Lyen blasted: "What have you done now?" and was informed that she had spent from six o'clock in the evening, Monday, until four in the morning Tuesday at the station shooting a picture. Mrs. Mathes has been with the Eagle-Lion Studios the past five months. The name of the picture at present is "Twenty Nine Clues." One never knows what the name of the picture will be when finally released. Two pictures that Annetta has appeared in are playing in Los Angeles at present, "The Cobra Strikes", with Leslie Brooks and Shiela Ryan and the other "The Noose Hangs High", with Abbott and Costello. She was working with Hedy Lamar and Robert Cummings in "Let's Live A Little", the day she received word her daddy had passed away. Tardy Employe Can't Collect Jobless Pay (Western News Service) When a worker is tardy, he can be discharged for misconduct, and have no valid reason for collecting unemployment insurance, the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board ruled in a claimant appeal for benefits. The ruling was made in the case of a worker, the decision said, who "showed a continual disregard for the interests of his employer" in being late to work, and had been reprimanded twice before being discharged. In another case, the Appeals Board ruled that a claimant's failure to contact his employer, as requested, following a suspension for absenteeism, resulted in a "voluntary quit" rather than a discharge, with a resultant denial of insurance for the claimant. BE SURE TO VOTE TUESDAY JUNE 1 SAM L. COLLINS Speaker of the State Assembly "I feel that it is complimentary to be unopposed as State Assemblyman from this district and I appreciate your confidence." POLITICAL AD After Graduation... Take a Vacation... But... After Graduation... Take a Vacation... But... What then? College? A job? Travel? Maybe you aren't thinking that far ahead. Maybe you'd like to relax and think it over...We think that's a good idea. When school is out the road ahead is long and decisions are hard to make on such important matters as your career, further schooling and the sort of work you want to follow. That's why we say "relax...and think it over". And while you're "thinking it over" consider a career with the U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force. Here are careers that offer excellent opportunities for training in dozens of fields, plus travel, recreation, regular advancement and excellent pay—the pay of a PFC is equivalent to civilian pay $298.93 a month. Talk it over with the fellows in your nearest recruiting office...probably you know them. They'll give you all the details of careers with a future for you. 128 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force RECRUITING SERVICE