anaheim-gazette 1948-09-30

Toastmasters Complete Plans For Ladies Night Kenneth Heuler has been appointed program committee chairman for the ladies night event of the Toastmaster’s club to be held next Monday evening, October 4, at LaPalma Grill on North Los Angeles street. At the regular meeting last Monday evening at 6:30, the group completed plans for this event and it was announced that members of the Anaheim Toastmistress club and their husbands would be guests of the Toastmasters. The Toastmistress club will bring two speakers and the gram-marian for the evening and the Toastmasters will have two speakers and the general evaluator. Additional entertainment features have been planned and members are expecting a gala evening. For the Monday evening session, the president, R. H. Allen presided at the meeting and introduced Robert H. Allen who presented the table topic, “Are Parkways a Necessity in Front of Our Homes.” Toastmaster was Royal Marten. Victor Huber was first speaker on the program discussing “The Spice of Business,” the talk winning the Optimist cup; “Switzerland, Oasis of Peace and Plenty” was the topic of the talk given by John Knutzen and the third speaker for the evening was Kenneth Heuler who used for his topic, “Why Have a Fire?” Mr. Heuler won the Patterson trophy for his discussion. General evaluator for the evening was C. O. Garshwiler and J. C. Thompson was the grammarian. Roquet Shoots 165-Pound Deer Another proud hunter, Octave Roquet nabbed a three-point deer weighing some 165 pounds during an excursion with his wife and son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Art Roquet, 50 miles east of Mt. Lassen in northern California last week. The two Anaheim couples left here by car and trailer returning Saturday with the big buck, the hide of which will be converted into trout flies by its owner. According to Roquet he was just about to call it a trip and chalk up a goose egg for this season when he spotted the deer from their car. He shot it, conveniently near the road and automotive transportation. Enroute the couples tried their luck trout fishing at Rock Creek, Silver Lake, Walker River and Lake Almonor. The epicurean delicacies were scarce, the anglers reported. During the last lap of the 1600 mile trip, the sportsmen encountered some 100 miles of snow from Carson City to Mona Lake. Of historical interest was their visit to the famed old ghost town of Virginia City, Nevada. State Buttons Up For Long Strike By Oil Workers (Western News Service) Voluntary conservation of gasoline and petroleum products in California "if need arises" is suggested by Robert P. O'Brien, State Oil Coordinator, in a letter sent to mayors of principal cities, city councils and boards of supervisors. O'Brien, who is a supervising utilities engineer attached to the staff of the California Public Utilities Commission, asked the officials to designate a public or employee in each area to act in the event the shortage due to strike conditions and reduced deliveries becomes more stringent. His letter generally presaged gested by Robert P. O'Brien, State Oil Coordinator, in a letter sent to mayors of principal cities, city councils and boards of supervisors. O'Brien, who is a supervising utilities engineer attached to the staff of the California Public Utilities Commission, asked the officials to designate a public or employee in each area to act in the event the shortage due to strike conditions and reduced deliveries becomes more stringent. His letter generally presaged the probability of a gas rationing program in the interests of conservation. CAPTURES RIBBONS To date Wayne Andrade, owner of Wayne's for Flowers, has taken more than $200 in premiums at the Pomona fair where he exhibited several floral arrangements, corsages and ceramic and floral combinations, winning several bright ribbons. PAGE 4 Sensation! New! Inside Story! GRADE "A" FARM FRESH EGGS Dozen Carton MEDIUMS Tune in THURS. 7 P.M. SHOPPING AT HOME with ALPHA BETA* TELEVISION ALPHA FOOD ANAHEIM 406 East Center Street 510 West Center Street OPEN SATURDAY DAILY 9-6 TA Values! & Vegetables DELHI 16c Picnic Size SUNRICH 2-25 No. 2 Can GREEN VALLEY 25c No. 2 Can FOOD PEAS STOKELY 16c No. 303 Can STOKELY 23c No. 2 Can BEANS VAN CAMP'S 14c No. 300 Can RUCE GOLDRIDGE 16c No. 2 Can OCKTAIL DAINTY MIX 23c No. 1 Can FRUIT HARTEX Broken 2-25c Sections No. 2 Can RINES ROSEMERE 23c No. 2½ Can Juices PE JUICE WELCH 45c Quart Bottle ICOT NECTAR KERN 2-15c 12-oz. Can Club GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 20c 46-oz. Can RTINELLI CIDER QTS. 25c GAL. 89¢ KRAUT JUICE 13c PE JUICE WELCH Quart Bottle ICOT NECTAR KERN 12-oz. Can 2-15c Club GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46-oz. Can 20c ARTINELLI CIDER QTS. 25c GAL. 89c BBY KRAUT JUICE No. 2 Can 13c Baking Supplies KARO SYRUP BLUE LABEL 5-lb. Can 57c PANCAKE FLOUR A-1 Large Size 32c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR Large Size 38c BAKING POWDER CLABBER GIRL 10-oz. Can 9c COCOANUT BAKER'S PREMIUM 4-oz. Pkg. 16c Typical Values BREAKFAST SAUSAGE BLACK HAWK 39c PREM LUNCHEON MEAT 45c RUSKETS LOMA LINDA 18c "JUNKET" QUICK FUDGE MIX 30c POPCORN JOLLY TIME 19c EGG NOODLES GOLD MEDAL 16c Household Needs PARD DOG FOOD No. 1 2-27c FLEXO CLEANSER, Water 23c BORAX SOAP CHIPS 33c DASH GRANULATED Large Box 42c DUZ Med. 14c Lge. 34c PARD DOG FLEXO BORAX DASH GRANULATED DUZ IVORY FLAKES IVORY SOAP SWEETHEART SOAP STORK CASTILE SOAP LAVA BREEZE NEW! Delicious NUTT BROS. CREAM SANDWICH COOKIES CELLO PKG. NO LIQUOR SOLD PHA BETA FOOD MARKETS OPEN SATURDAY 9-7 DAILY 9-6 FULLERTON — ORANGE SANTA ANA And 21 Other Markets in Southern California VALUES AND AT ALPHA BET POTATO Vine - Ripened PERSIAN Delicious, Juicy BARTLET Snappy and Juice APPLES Compact, Larger CAULIFLOWER PRICES EFFECTIVE NIPPY CHEESE SAUCE 2 cups milk 2 tbs. butter 2 tbs. flour salt to taste ¼ lb. nippy cheese To be cooked in doubleboiler. Melt butter and add flour, stirring until smooth. Add milk and salt to taste. Cook to a smooth consistency. Add grated cheese. Sprinkle on chopped chives, or parsley. (Add more cheese if desired.) Excellent topping for baked potatoes. A GOOD STEAK AND EVEN TODAY YOU CAN AFFORD IT AND EVEN TODAY YOU CAN AFFORD IT WHEN YOU BUY AT ALPHA BETA THE MARK OF QUALITY ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF SIRLOIN STEAKS 77£1b ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF CLUB STEAKS 83£1b ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF ORTERHOUSE STEAKS 88£1b ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF -BONE STEAKS 84£1b ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF GROUND BEEF 59£1b LUES ARE GREATA ALPHA BETA Miss Alpha Beta QUEEN PRODUCE Miss Alpha Beta QUEEN PRODUCE U. S. No. 1, Washed Stockton Burbank POTATOES 10 Lbs. 39¢ Vine - Ripened, Thick, Sweet Meat PERSIAN MELONS Pound 4½¢ Delicious, Juicy — Famous Lake County BARTLETT PEARS 2 Lbs. 29¢ Snappy and Juicy — Red Washington Jonathan APPLES 3 Lbs. 29¢ Compact, Large, White — Fresh CAULIFLOWER Head 10¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. & SAT. OCTOBER 1st & 2nd