anaheim-gazette 1949-01-20

Exchange Deprives Members of Vote (Continued from page 1) made and the vote insisted upon by Glen Shepherd of Upland, the same man who a week ago refused to go along with a plan to round out the Exchanges sales force. Of the twenty-five District Exchanges represented on the big Exchange board only one at the present time, will have the right to cast it’s own ballot. This lone exception is the Placentia-Orange County Exchange. However there was one fact brought out in Wednesday’s meeting that surprised many of those present. That was the fact that any District Exchange or individual packing house can demand and receive from the central group the right to cast it’s individual vote on any legislative matter by withdrawing that right from the central organization under the contract between the Exchange and the associations. It is expected that other associations will take advantage of this situation and exercised their own judgment in such a matter that vitally affects their welfare. The individual packing house is responsible to the growers in the operation of the prorate and the individual manager is responsible for any violation and not the head exchange. The central group only appoints it’s member on the prorate committee and has no direct responsibility. J. A. Prizer and Dr. M. M. Henderson from this area led the fight for a democratic set-tlement. affects their welfare. The individual packing house is responsible to the growers in the operation of the prorate and the individual manager is responsible for any violation and not the head exchange. The central group only appoints its member on the prorate committee and has no direct responsibility. J. A. Prizer and Dr. M. M. Henderson from this area led the fight for a democratic settlement of this issue but were voted down by the weight of navel and northern California shippers. It was also reported that the representative of one large block of Orange county Valencias, even against the wishes of many of the individual growers, was against letting the member houses vote. Sanitation Bond Hearing Is Set (Continued from page 1) though he will be paying 10 cents per $100 of assessment, will in effect be only 2 or 3 cents because of reimbursement of $190,250 which the city will receive to her general fund. This sum is to be paid in yearly instalments with complete repayment scheduled for 1963, Bacon stated. $1,644,000 For District 2 The proposed bond issues would raise the $1,644,000 cost to District 2, Bacon said. The figure was obtained first by computing the total cost to all districts, then by determining the percentage of capacity to be used by the district, thus arriving finally at the cost to the district, he explained. Under the limited participation plan, District 2 is contributing to the $4,006,200 estimated cost of the ocean outfall, trunk sewers and disposal plan. Prominent County Resident, Passes Miss Pauline Reinhaus of 2132 North, Main street, Santa Ana, passed away last Saturday in Santa Ana. Born in Germany 86 years ago, she had resided in that city for the past 70 years. She had been in the millinery business with her sister, Theresa, from 1882 until 1915. Surviving are a neice, Mrs. Irma Silverman of Oakland; three nephews, Stanley Reinhaus of Santa Ana, Joseph Gildmacher of Long Beach and Marcus S. Reinhaus of Wieser, Idaho, and two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Max Rein- passed away last Saturday in Santa Ana. Born in Germany 86 years ago, she had resided in that city for the past 70 years. She had been in the millinery business with her sister, Theresa, from 1882 until 1915. Surviving are a niece, Mrs. Irma Silverman of Oakland; three nephews, Stanley Reinhaus of Santa Ana, Joseph Gildmacher of Long Beach and Marcus S. Reinhaus of Wieser, Idaho, and two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Max Reinhaus of Santa Ana and Mrs. Morris Reinhaus of Weiser, Idaho. Funeral services were held last Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Smith and Tuthill mortuary chapel with Rabbi Lawrence A. Black officiating. Interment wa sin Fairhaven cemetery. Acquit Man in Manslaughter Case Last Night Melvin E. Reck, 22, of Long Beach, on trial in Santa Ana superior court of Superior Judge Kenneth E. Morrison, was acquited late last night (Wednesday) of charges of manslaughter. The case was tried Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Reck was charged with the death of Dr. Albert H. Steffens when a car driven by Reck struck and fatally injured the elderly man. The accident occurred October 1, at Broadway and Lemon street, Anaheim. Reck was defended by Leo J. Frlis and Warren L. Schutz, Anaheim attorneys. Deputy District Attorneys Pool and Kneeland handled the prosecution. The verdict was given after E. P. Hapgood, Anaheim City Engineer and Police Officer Tommy Taylor testified as to the physical conditions of the intersection at the time of the accident, of the car and the victim following the accident. Southern California Saves ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS 'S EASY TO MAKE YOUR Food Budget GET YOUR FREE COPY JUST OUT THE NEW HOME INTEREST MAGA FOOD BUDGET MINK 9.80 9.60 BREAD 4.20 3.90 MEAT 6.00 18.00 VEGETABLE 10.00 7.65 FRUITS 6.00 4.85 JUICIES 6.00 6.75 SOAP 3.00 12.87 FLOWER 2.00 2.35 COVID-19 TOTAL 95.50 $2.95 Salinity N YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS Masterpiece LIMAS & HAM NO.2 CANS IN YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS OW EVERDAY PRICES! ZONA FREE FROM FROST APEFRUIT lb 5¢ EN NEWTON PIPPIN PLES 3 lbs. 29¢ ATY STALKS, ERY FROST FREE lb 8¢ IS SWEET, ARS WINTER NELLIS 3 lbs. 25¢ TH, CLEAN SUGARY AMS PREFERRED SIZES 2 lbs. 25¢ IN THE Delicatessen DEPARTMENT BOLOGNA OR LIVER SAUSAGE 45¢lb THE MARK OF QUALITY ADED STEER BEEF SIRLOIN RIB STEAKS 65¢lb 49¢lb Masterpiece LIMAS & HAM NO.2 CAN'S 25¢ BORDEN'S 1-lb. Carton COTTAGE CHEESE 25¢ MEL-O-SWEET MARGARINE 1-lb. Carton 29¢ NIBLETS WHOLE KERNEL CORN 12-oz. Cm 18¢ DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT THE MARK OF QUALITY RADED STEER BEEF SIRLOIN RIB STEAKS 65¢ lb COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE 49¢ lb CENTER CUT RIB PORK CHOPS 69¢ lb WHOLE OR HALF PORK LOIN ROAST 57¢ lb CENTER CUT SHOULDER PORK ROAST 49¢ lb WHOLE SHOULDER PORK ROAST 37¢ lb PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI. & SAT., JAN. 20, 21 & 22 OR SOLD ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS Center St. 510 West Center St. ORANGE - SANTA ANA And 21 Other Markets In Southern California DAILY 9-6 OPEN SATURDAY 9-7 MARKETS Where Southern California Saves "Living" ME INTEREST MAGAZINE BY — ALPHA BETA INTRODUCTORY OFFER! Food Club COFFEE 56c COFFEE MUG 3c Total 59c Alpha Beta Values POPPED CORN MELROSE 12-oz. Can 57c GRAPE JELLY KERN'S 2-lb. Glass 35c HEINZ BABY FOOD STRAINED 4½-oz. Can 2-17c PREM Luncheon Meat 12-oz. Can 43c WIENERS OSCAR MAYER'S In Barbecue Sauce 14-oz. Can 50c GRAPE JELLY KERN'S 2-lb. Glass 35c HEINZ BABY FOOD STRAINED 4½-oz. Can 2-17c PREM Luncheon Meat 12-oz. Can 43c WIENERS OSCAR MAYER'S In Barbecue Sauce 14-oz. Can 50c CORNED BEEF HASH LIBBY'S No. 2 Can 35c GRATED TUNA SEA MAGIC Flat Tin 34c Food Club SHORTENING 3-lb. Can 99c OCCIDENT COOKIE MIX 16-oz. Package 31c Canned Goods ASPARAGUS DELHI CUTS & TIPS Picnic Size 16c WHOLE GREEN BEANS DIAMOND A No. 2 Can 26c VEG-ALL LARSEN'S No. 303 Can 18c APRICOT HALVES RENOWN No. 2½ Can 19c Food Club BOYSENBERRIES No. 2 Can 30c Food Club FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 2½ Can 35c Food Club BLENDED JUICE 46-oz. Can 24c Libby's TOMATO JUICE 47-oz. Can 26c GRAPE JUICE CONCORDIA QUART BOTTLES 29c Household Needs KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE No. 200's 18c SANDWICH BAGS SILK 40's For 25c GRAPE JUICE CONCORDIA QUART BOTTLES 29c Household Needs KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE No. 200's 18c SANDWICH BAGS SILK 40's 3 For 25c PUREX BLEACH Half Gallons 23c POWOW CLEANSER 10c CHORE GIRL Each 10c GLO COAT JOHNSON'S Self Polishing Quarts 98c PALMOLIVE Regular Bar 9c STORK CASTILE SOAP·2 BARS 25c FAB All Purpose Detergent 18-oz. Box 33c CHIFFON FLAKES Large Package 32c TREND Detergent Large Box 25c VEL Detergent Large Box 31c DASH GRANULATED Large Box 34c RINSO Large Pkg. 33c