anaheim-gazette 1948-09-16

Ask Growers to Help Solve Small Orange Problem A concerted attack upon the problem of small oranges has been planned by the Citrus Experiment Station of the University of California which has invited all farm advisors and their assistants in the citrus belt to a conference to be held October 7 and 9 at the station near Riverside. It is planned that as many as 100 groves in each county which have records of better than average sizes will be surveyed. Growers of larger sizes will be asked to describe their cultural practices in detail—how and in what quantities they have irrigated, what fertilization practices has been followed, and many other phases of growing. Comparison of these cultural practices will be made with those of orchards in which small sizes have predominated. From the comparison, it is hoped that some light will be shed on the No. 1 problem of the orange grower. The activity of the extension service resulted from grower complaints that they had not been informed of what the experiment station was doing to solve small sizes on which price is sharply lower than for larger fruit. Out of the conference is expected to come a program which will illuminate the whole field of citrus culture. Phil Twombly to Manage Campaign For McFadden Ralph J. McFadden, supervisorial candidate from the Third district, has announced the appointment of Phil Twombly. Phil Twombly to Manage Campaign For McFadden Ralph J. McFadden, supervisorial candidate from the Third district, has announced the appointment of Phil Twombly, Fullerton, Navy veteran of World War II, as manager of his forthcoming campaign. Twombly has been active in Farm Bureau work since his discharge from the service. He has also taken an active part in the organization of Young Democrats in the county. MANY STRAY ANIMALS TAKE 'LAST JOURNEY' Sometimes the job of being a pound master is not a pleasant one. Bob Spencer, local pound master in charge of the animal shelter, to the east of the 1100 block North Olive street, has made this discovery. During a five month period from May 1 to September 1, last, he put "to sleep," permanently, 189 dogs, 467 cats and four possums. An effort is made by Spencer to locate owners of strayed animals, especially pooches needing homes. Some of the dogs that find temporary shelter in the city pound are thoroughbreds, others although of more complex ancestry, are "intelligent and friendly by disposition," and make good pets, says Spencer. PASTOR, WIFE BACK FROM LAKE TAHOE Rev. and Mrs. Howard S. Congdon, 208 East Broadway, Anaheim, returned here last week after enjoying a month's vacation at Lake Tahoe. He is pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was obtained by Keith W. Earll of Yorba Linda and Velma Mae Olson of Fullerton late last week at the county court house in Santa Ana. BABY BOY BORN Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Smith, 914 North Pine street, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby son last Thursday at Fullerton General hospital. The island of Barbados, in the West Indies, has an area of only 166 square miles and yet a popu- BABY BOY BORN Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Smith, 914 North Pine street, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby son last Thursday at Fullerton General hospital. The island of Barbados, in the West Indies, has an area of only 166 square miles and yet a population of 193,000. Hear ANDY RUSSELL Sing Your Favorite Songs at the HARMONY PARK BALLROOM in ANAHEIM WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29th 8:30 p.m. CANNED FOOD VALUES ASPARAGUS NATION'S PRIDE All Green Spears CUT GREEN BEANS DIA. "A" No. 2 Can BABY LIMAS C and S No. 2 Can TOMATOES SUNRICH 2 No. 2½ SUGAR PEAS SUNRICH No. 2 Can PEARS RIVERS BARTLET No. 2½ Can Food Club GRAPEFRUIT S CTIO No. 2 Can CLING PEACHES SWEET MAY No. 2½ Can Food Club CHERRIES R. S. P. No. 2 Can Food Club GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46-oz. CAN TOMATO JUICE IRIS 46-oz. CAN NO LIQUOR SOLD KTLA Tune in THURSDAY 7 PM. SHOPPING AT HOME WITH ALPHA BETA TELEVISION PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM ANAHEIM 406 East Center Street 510 West Center Street OPEN SATU HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT THE WONDERFUL MEAT AT ALPHA BETA WHY CERTAINLY— EVERYBODY IS GOING THERE! IT'S THE BEST MEAT IN TOWN AND SO ECONOMICAL TOO! SEE FOR YOU ALPHA BEA STANDIND excellent Value, White Rose OES 10 Ecellent Value, White Rose OES 10 lbs. 27¢ In Filled, Iced OLI 2 lbs. 27¢ Size — Seedless Pound 7¢ Spanish 3 lbs. 10¢ ALPHA BE STANDIND RIB ROAST BONED AND ROLLED BEEF ROAS ALPHA BETA GRADE BEEF SWISS ST DRY CURED SALT POR ALPHA BETA GRADE BEEF SIRLOIN S S & VEGETABLES QUALITY GOING TO THE FAIR? YES, BUT WE'RE HURRYING TO ALPHA BETA FIRST VALUES ARE GREATER AT ALPHA BETA VALUABLE COUPON FLOTILL FCY. BARTLETT PEARS No. 2½ Can 43¢ OD VALUES TION'S PRIDE Green Spears 8-oz. Can 16c NS DIA. "A" No. 2 Can 20c C and S No. 2 Can 12c ALPHA BETA VALUES CREAMED HONEY Food Club GRAPE JELLY LEMON PIE FILLING BEE BONNET 16-oz. 12-oz. Glass MY-T-FINE 31c 22c 7c FOOD VALUES TION'S PRIDE 8-oz. Can 16c Green Spears NS DIA. "A" No. 2 Can 20c C and S No. 2 Can 12c RICH 2 No. 2½ Can 25c SUNRICH No. 2 Can 10c ERS BARTLET 2½ Can 30c FRUIT S CTIONS No. 2 Can 18c SWEET MAY No. 2½ Can 25c ES R. S. P. No. 2 Can 29c FRUIT JUICE 46-oz. Can 20c IRIS 46-oz. Can 27c ALPHA BETA VALUES CREAMED HONEY BEE BONNET 31c 16-oz. FoodClub GRAPE JELLY 12-oz. Glass 22c GLass LEMON PIE FILLING MY-T-FINE 7c FLI STA-KRISP CRACKERS 1-lb. Box 22c PA HEINZ BABY FOOD STRAINED 2 For 15c SPI HI-HO BUTTER WAFERS 1-lb. Box 27c LIG BORDENS HEMO VITAMIN-FULL 63c SW PEANUT BUTTER 1-lb. Jar 36c SW DEVILED HAM UNDERWOODS 18c CA SWIFTS PREM LUNCHEON MEAT 48c CH E-Z-SERVE LIVER LOAF MORRELLS 33c ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS EFFECTIVE FRI. & SAT., SEPT. 17th & 18th OPEN SATURDAY 9-7 DAILY 9-6 FULLERTON — ORANGE SANTA ANA And 21 Other Markets in Southern California FRE Durin Tues., Wed., FOX THE Giver n Gossip GOING THERE! MEAT IN TOWNOMICAL TOO! BUT! HERE ARE THE FACTS IN BLACK & WHITE SEE FOR YOURSELF THE MARK OF QUALITY A BETA Meats 72¢ lb THE MARK OF QUALITY BETA BETA Meats ROAST 72¢ lb ROAST 79¢ lb SS STEAK 83¢ lb T PORK 33¢ lb OIN STEAKS 77¢ lb TEAR OUT FLOTILL TCY. BARTLETT PEARS No. 2½ Can 43¢ THIS COUPON WORTH 13¢ SAUZETTE THE All Purpose TOMATO Cocktail SAUCE REGULAR SAUZETTE PRICE . . .23¢ THIS COUPON SAVES YOU . . .13¢ YOU PAY ONLY.....10¢ AT ALPHA BETA STORES EXPIRES OCT. 1ST HOUSEHOLD NEEDS BROOMS OLIVE $1.45 BLUE-WHITE FLAKES 2 For 17c FLIT FLY SPRAY Pint 24c HOUSEHOLD NEEDS 31c BROOMS $1.45 22c BLUE-WHITE FLAKES 2 For 17c 7c FLIT FLY SPRAY Pint 24c 22c PASTE WAX OLD ENGLISH 1-lb. Can 54c For 15c SPIC & SPAN CLEANER 23c 27c LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER 7c 63c SWAN SOAP Reg. Size 10c Large Size 17c 36c SWEETHEART SOAP Reg. Bar 9c Large Size 14c 18c CAMAY Reg. Size 9c Bath Size 14c 48c CHIFFON FLAKES With Purchase of 1 Pkg. at Reg. Price 1c 33c LUX FLAKES Large Box 34c FREE 12 BASKETS OF GROCERIES GIVEN AWAY DAILY During the 3 Day ... Tues., Wed., Thurs. - Sept. 21, 22, 23 1 to 3 P.M. FOX THEATRE - ANAHEIM Given by Your Alpha Beta Food Markets