anaheim-gazette 1949-03-17

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Page 9 Anaheim Gazette, March 17, 1949 Junior College Luncheon Thirty-five business leaders and school administrators sit at luncheon at the Fullerton Junior college at the annual meeting of the Merchandising and selling advisory committee this week to hear plans for annual college business day: FJC Advisory Committee Holds Annual Meeting The annual luncheon meeting of the Merchandising and Selling Advisory Committee of Fullerton Junior college was held on Thursday of last week, March 10, in the dining room of the home economics building on the campus. This committee was formed in 1946. All-Year Club Boosts County’s Tourist Sights Featuring Orange county and other points of interest, the All-Year club of southern California today brought out a second edition FJC Advisory Committee Holds Annual Meeting The annual luncheon meeting of the Merchandising and Selling Advisory Committee of Fullerton Junior college was held on Thursday of last week, March 10, in the dining room of the home economics building on the campus. This committee was formed in 1946 and have had an important part in planning the work of students enrolled in these courses in the college. Following the welcome by T. Stanley Warburton and Dr. W.T. Boyce, several reports of various committees were given. Included in the members present was Ernest Moeller, secretary-manager of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. Kenneth F. Hellyer is also a member of this committee but he was unable to attend the meeting. Guest at the session was J. W. Getsinger, general co-ordinator of business and distributive education at the San Diego Vocational high school and Junior college. He was interested in gaining ideas and suggestions for a similar committee which he is planning to form in San Diego. Near Seasonal Low Point in Farm Employment The Wepartment of Employment reports that agricultural employment is approaching the seasonal low point. Agricultural work is affording employment for about 10,000 more workers than for the same week in 1948. Due to the delays caused by early March rains, it is probable that the downward trend in agricultural employment will continue until the end of March. It is not anticipated that unemployment will be as great as it was a year ago. The asparagus harvest is still progressing slowly, but warm weather will accelerate this activity. There is adequate labor to meet the seasonal labor demands for this crop. Sugar beet thinning will commence about April 1, and it is expected that additional workers may be needed in the Sacramento valley for this work. The work is limited to stoop laborers with experience in sugar beets thinning. All-Year Club Boosts County’s Tourist Sights Featuring Orange county and other points of interest, the All-Year club of southern California today brought out a second edition of its colorful new trip-planning booklet. The book will direct the hundreds of thousands of out-of-state tourists to this area and other points of interest in the southland. The All-Year club is the community organization for advertising the tourist industry, which has brought in over one billion dollars of out-of-state income since the end of the war. The book, entitled “What to Do and See in Southern California,” is illustrated with a scene of the orange groves which can be seen in this area and one of San Juan Capistrano Mission. County Lures Visitors The All-Year club, in 27 years as official promoter of the local tourist industry, has found that these Orange county attractions are jutes to the typical southland visitors. A recreational map takes tourists through Orange county, pointing out the cities of Anaheim, Huntington Beach, Newport-Balboa, Laguna Beach, San Clemente Beach, San Juan Capistrano and Santa Ana. The trip-planning book dwells upon this area, suggesting that vacations view the orange groves and explore nearby mountains. It suggests visits to the seaside resorts of Seal Beach, Laguna Beach, Newport-Balboa, and San Clemente. “Spectacular sea cliffs loom over deep-sea coves near Laguna Beach’s art colony,” the book says, pointing out that the city's Festival of Arts “features living reproductions of famous paintings.” The book urges visitors in the summer to “budget extra time for the beach and ocean,” pointing out Orange county seaside spots. “Newport-Balboa’s bay is home port for 4,000 pleasure vessels,” the book continues. It tells tourists of the fishing in that area. Several Orange county fetes are in the book’s “Highlight Calendar of Annual Events.” Hallowe’en Follie These include the Anaheim Hallowe’en Follie, the Laguna... unemployment will be as great as it was a year ago. The asparagus harvest is still progressing slowly, but warm weather will accelerate this activity. There is adequate labor to meet the seasonal labor demands for this crop. Sugar beet thinning will commence about April 1, and it is expected that additional workers may be needed in the Sacramento valley for this work. The work is limited to stoop laborers with experience in sugar beets thinning. In southern California the estimate of citrus damage has been increased. Warm weather has caused the breakdown of fruit cells, revealing more extensive damage than had been previously estimated. This has caused an acceleration in the harvest in order to meet the pro-rate of marketable oranges. The need for citrus pickers may change if the crop damage proves to be much more extensive than previously anticipated. The Central Coast area and the San Joaquin valley report adequate labor to meet their labor needs for the next two or three weeks. Workers who expect to migrate to these areas for employment are cautioned that jobs may not be available until April. CONFINED TO HOME WITH CASE OF MEASLES Miss Grace Thompson, society editor of the Anaheim Gazette, is confined to her home for a week with a case of measles. Miss Thompson stated that even though this malady is a child's disease, it sometimes surprised grown folk by popping out like the proverbial "speckled red hen." LA HABRA ANNEXATION Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan has announced the filing of annexation papers by La Habra, of the uninhabited "annex No. 8, 1948."! The book urges visitors in the summer to "budget extra time for the beach and ocean," pointing out Orange county seaside spots. "Newport-Balboa's bay is home port for 4,000 pleasure vessels," the book continues. It tells tourists of the fishing in that area. Several Orange county fetes are in the book's "Highlight Calendar of Annual Events." Hallowe'en Frolic These include the Anaheim Hallowe'en Frolic, the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts in July; Flight of the Snowbirds at Newport-Balboa in August; the Newport-Balboa Tournament of Lights in August; Yacht Race Week in the harbor in August; Santa Ana's New Year Eve Frolic; Huntington Beach's Black Gold Days Festival and Twine Convention in September; the Huntington Beach Grunion Derby; Orange Harvest Festival; and the "Forty Miles of Christmas Smiles" along the coastline. The trip-planning book is the latest tool in the All-Year club's job of maintaining a flow of vacation visitors into southern California from other states, so that millions of dollars which they spend here will help to maintain local employment and business activity at a high level. It is mailed out by the hundreds of thousands to the people in Maine, Iowa, and elsewhere in other states, who read the All-Year club's advertisements describing this vacationland, and write in for further particulars. RUSHES TO BEDSIDE OF MOTHER IN EAST Mrs. Oscar Leeb of 825 South Claudina street, was called to Terre Haute, Indiana, last Saturday by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. John Fessenbeck, who passed away an hour after she arrived there. Mrs. Fessenbeck took suddenly ill. Mrs. Leeb left by plane for Terre Haute. CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK TO THE PEOPLE—For What It Will BringA SALE DIRECTED TO THE COMQUICKLY AS POSSIBLE... A COMUST BE ACCOMPLISHED WITH SPORTING GOODS SACRIFICE IT'S THE END...THE FINISH... WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS DOWN GO PRICES...OUT GO TIRE STOCK...NO MATTER LOSS...IN THIS GREAT...LEA ...FORCED TO VACATE... BUSINESS SALE... OUR FAREWELL SALE! We cannot renew our lease and are forced to Vacate, Therefore, we have come to a momentous decision, namely...to go out of the Retail Business...Sell Out and Quit. After careful thought and serious deliberation and taking into consideration THE GREAT LOSS THAT MUST BE INCURRED in Closing Out this stock and Winding Up This Business, we have decided that there is only one logical thing to do. Place the Entire Stock on sale to the public AT VERY DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS, at prices so low that the stock will sell and sell quickly...Let the merchandise bring what it will and the loss be what it may. We do not expect to realize one dollar profit in Liquidating our Business, in fact we expect to shoulder a TERRIFIC LOSS, for we realize that AGGIE'S FORCED TO We Have Been Unable to Get a Satisfactory Continuation of Our L Therefore, We Are Forced to Vacate...Sell Out to the Bare Walk QUITTING BU The Die Is Cast...Our Purpose Is Clear...We Are Going Out of Business to the People...At Terrific Price Reductions...We Must Vacate...Tha That We Liquidate This Business...Within the Time Allotted Us Before to be Thrown on the Market...And Sacrificed...For What It Will Actually PLACE THE ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE TO THE PUBLIC AT VERY DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS, AT PRICES SO LOW THAT THE STOCK WILL SELL AND SELL QUICKLY. LET THE MERCHANDISE BRIEW IT WILL AND THE LOSS BE WHAT IT MAY. WE DO NOT EXPECT TO REALIZE ONE DOLLAR PROFIT IN LIQUIDATING OUR BUSINESS, IN FACT WE EXPECT TO SHORTHER A TERRIFIC LOSS, FOR WE REALIZE THAT ONLY VERY SPECTACULAR PRICE REDUCTIONS WILL SELL THIS STOCK QUICKLY. DON'T FORGET THE DAY—Friday, Mar. 18th—9:30 a.m. THIS IS ONE SPORTING GOODS SALE THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS. ATTENTION: LAR YOU CAN SPARE...THE SAVINGS WILL BE FISHING RODS Calcutta Blank Rods. Values to $2.50. Close Out ... 1.19 Montague Split Bamboo Tonn Rods. Values to $20.00. Close Out ... 12.95 Philipson Fly Rods. Values to $30.00. Close Out ... 18.95 Warren Casting Rods. Values to $25.00. & I Fly Rods. Values to $9.95. Close Out ... 5.95 Montague Bristol Castg Rods. Values to $12.50 ... 5.95 Values to $6.95 ... 3.95 ALL PLUGS AND FISHING EQUIPMENT ½ OFF CEAN CITY REELS 10 yards. 11.00 values—NOW... 10 yards. 10.00 values—NOW... 3.95 Angley Streemlite Reels 2.50 value. 7.95 A Lake Stainless Steel Castg Reels—Double Spoon. 5.00 values. 9.95 PLUGS, LINES, HOOKS, WEIGHTS, BAITS, ETC. ½ OFF PICNIC JUGS Remaster Metal Featherweight th spigot. 1.00 values ... 3.49 FIXTURES FOR SALE PRICES SLASH AT COST! NEAR COST! BELIEVABLE BADMINTON RACKETS Values to $4.95. Close Out ... 2.79 BADMINTON SHUTTLE COCKS 3 to a Box. $1.50 values. NOW ... 98°C BASEBALL BATS "Spalding." Values to $1.95 NOW ... 98°C SOFTBALL BATS "Spalding." Values to $2.75 NOW ... 1.69 ATHLETIC SHOES Spalding Baseball Shoes. Values to $8.45. Close Out ... 4.98 McGregor Leather Basketball Shoes. Values to $10.50. Close Out ... 5.95 Spalding Basketball Shoes. Top grade. Values to $7.95. Close Out ... 4.89 Bowling Shoes. Values to $8.95. NOW ... 3.95 BIKE SUPPORTS 85c value. NOW ... 69°C BASEBALLS Spalding Official League Values to $2.50. Close Out ... 98°C SOFT BALLS Voit—$1.50 values. NOW ... 98°C PING PONG BALLS Values to 19c. NOW ... 11°C TABLE TENNIS SETS Values to $7.50. NOW ... 3.39 Boys' Lumberjack JACKETS Sizes to 16 years. $14.95 values ... 4.95 Leather Sleeve JACKETS Butwin famous make. All school colors. 24 ounce. All wool body. $22.50 value ... 12.69 Men's Suede Zipper Boys' Bomber JACKETS Fleece lined, fur collar. $12.95 value. NOW ... 7.9 Letterman SWEATERS All wool. Red $16.95 value.NOW.... Navy Blue $16.95 value.NOW ..... Boys' SATIN JACKETS Sizes 2 to 6. Blue and gold $8.95 values..... Sizes 7 to 18. $10.95 values ..... Boys' Suede Leather JACKETS Sizes 2 to 8. $12.95 values.NOW ..... T-SHIRTS Values to $1.50. Close Out ... 78 SWEAT SOX White, part wool. 65c value.NOW.... Colored, all wool. $1.25 value.NOW ..... THIS IS ONE SPORTING GOODS SALE THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS. ATTENTION: LAR YOU CAN SPARE...THE SAVINGS WILL BE PICNIC JUGS He master Metal Featherweight with spigot. 3.49 0.00 values CREELS Super Structure Wicker. 98° Values to $1.95 HAWAIIAN SURF BOARDS Soha 5 ft. Polished and Decoated. $16.95 values Ose Out 4.95 TENNIS RACKETS Lonely weighted and strung. Values to $12.50. Ose Out 6.95 TENNIS FRAMES Values to $10.50. Ose Out 4.95 TENNIS SHORTS Heavyweight Twill. Values to $5.95. Ose Out 1.95 TENNIS BALLS Balls to Can. 7.75 value. Ose Out 1.29 Spalding Baseball Shoes. Values to $8.45. Close Out 4.98 McGregor Leather Basketball Shoes. Values to $10.50. Close Out 5.95 Spalding Basketball Shoes. Top grade. Values to $7.95. Close Out 4.89 Bowling Shoes. Values to $8.95. NOW 3.95 TENNIS SHOES Men's White Oxford. Values to $5.95. NOW 3.49 COLORED SWEAT SHIRTS Values to $2.95. NOW 1.69 TERRY CLOTH SWEATERS $3.95 values. NOW 1.95 PULLOVER SWEATERS Catalina All Wool. $7.50 values. NOW 4.98 YACHTING CAPS FISHING CAPS VISOR CAPS $2.95-$1.95 values... Boys' Lumberjack JACKETS Sizes to 16 years. $14.95 values... Leather Sleeve JACKETS Butwin famous make. All school colors. 24 ounce. All wool body. $22.50 value... Men's Suede Zipper JACKETS Small sizes. $18.95 values. NOW 12.69 Boys' Lord Scott ZELAN JACKETS Water repellant. 12 and 14 year sizes. $12.95 value.. NOW 4.95 BUTWIN JACKETS 100% wool. $12.95 Value.NOW... SATIN JACKETS School colors. $12.95 values.NOW... GOLF BAGS Values to $10.95. Close Out 4.95 Space does not permit the listing of every item. Remember, we are closing out—and every item goes on sale—market down for Positive Close Out. Aggie's Sporting Goods at It Will Bring—Regardless of Loss—at Retail Public Sale ED TO THE COMPLETE DISPOSAL OF THIS ENTIRE STOCK AS OSSIBLE... A COMPLETE LIQUIDATION OF THIS BUSINESS EMPLISHED WITHOUT DELAY. Best Reductions OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 'TILL 9 P.M. OUT OF BUSINESS Ever Offered CES... OUT GOES THIS ENNO MATTER WHAT THE S GREAT... LEASE EXPIRES TO VACATE... QUITTING E'S SPORTING GOODS SELLING OUT 265 EAST CENTER ANAHEIM TO VACATE LEASE EXPIRES continuation of Our Lease... Which Expires Soon. Out to the Bare Walls as Quickly as Possible. BUSINESS Going Out of Business... Selling Out Our Entire Stock... Must Vacate... Therefore, It Is Imperative and Necessary Time Allotted Us Before We Must Vacate... The Entire Stock For What It Will Actually Bring at Retail Public Sale. SALE STARTS FRIDAY, MAR. 18th BUSINESS Going Out of Business... Selling Out Our Entire Stock... Must Vacate... Therefore, It Is Imperative and Necessary Time Allotted Us Before We Must Vacate... The Entire Stock For What It Will Actually Bring at Retail Public Sale. OUT SALE Importing Goods, Athletic Goods, Fishing Tackle, Golf and Tennis Goods, etc... To Be on Sale Be No Let Up to the Sacrifice... Until This Store Is Swept Clear of Every Last Dollars Worth TO MISS. ATTEND THIS SALE AND BUY WIIH EVERY DOLLAR-SAVINGS WILL BE GREAT. FLASHED FOR SALE ST! BELOW COST! Boys' Bomber JACKETS Precise lined, fur collar. 2.95 value. 7.95 Letterman SWEATERS 1 wool. Red 9.95 value. NOW... 1.95 Blue 12.95 value. NOW Boys' SATIN JACKETS 2 to 6. Blue and gold. 5.98 5.95 values... 6.98 7 to 18. 6.95 values... Boys' Suede Leather JACKETS 2 to 8. 6.29 6.25 values. NOW T-SHIRTS Values to $1.50. 78° Case Out... SWEAT SOX White, part wool. 43° Fabric, all wool. 78° Fabric, all wool. BASEBALL GLOVES Spalding Fielders and Basemans. $6.95 values. NOW... $7.50 values. NOW... $11.50 values. NOW... $20.00 values. NOW... Hutch Fielders and Basemans Gloves. $12.95 values. NOW... BOXING GLOVES Junior sizes. $7.50 values.. Professional. $15.95 values... ROLLER SKATES Kingston Ball Bearing $3.95 values. NOW... $1.95 Football Jerseys... $4.95 Football Pants... Martin Outboard MOTORS $189.50 value. Below cost... AIRPLANE MODELS Parts and Supplies ½ Off SOCCER BALLS $8.95 values. NOW... $12.95 values. NOW... SPALDING FOOTBALLS Values to $12.95... VOIT RUBBER FOOTBALLS $5.95 values.. NOW... $1.69 Junior Footballs... VOIT BEACH BALLS Heavy Rubber, Multicolors. $2.50 values. NOW... FOOTBALLS Spalding and Rawlings. $14.50 value. Close Out... VOLLEY BALLS Spalding Quality Rubber. $12.50 values. NOW... SWIM TRUNKS Turf. Satin Elastic. Red only.. LEATHER JACKETS Sales 2 to 8. 9.95 values. NOW 6.29 T-SHIRTS Values to $1.50. Case Out.....78° SWEAT SOX White, part wool. 43° Oiled, all wool. 78° GOLF BALLS Salting Olympic. Pkg. of 3. 25 value. NOW 1.49 Enlap Gold Cup. Pkg. of 3. 200 values. NOW 1.89 GOLF CLUBS Gregor Registered Woods. of 3. 21.95 Gregor Irons. of 8.$52.00 value Salding Bobby Jones Autophed Irons. of 8.$52.00 value Boby Jones Registered CushNeck Irons. of 8.$84.00 value GOLF CARTS Auto cady,$30.00 Value. NOW 18.50 The listing of every are closing out— on sale—marked Out. ROLLER SHIRTS Kingston Ball Bearing $3.95 values. NOW 2.89 $1.95 Football Jerseys..... $4.95 Football Pants.....2.98 Martin Outboard MOTORS $189.50 value. Below cost.....149.95 PLASTI-KOTE PAINT $2.95 value. Quart.....98° KROSO RUST REMOVER $1.00 value. NOW.....49° GUNS Featherweight Ithica 20 Ga. Shotguns. $67.50 value... Springfield, Stevens double barrel 410 ga.Shotguns $59.50 value... Harrington Richardson .22 single shot rifles. $22.50 values... Marlin Bolt Action .22 repeater rifles. $32.50 values.NOW Benjamin Pump B.B.Air rifles. $17.50 values.NOW All other Shotguns,Rifles,Ammunition reduced for Close Out FOOTBALLS Spalding and Rawlings. $14.50 value. Close Out.....6.95 VOLLEY BALLS Spalding Quality Rubber. $12.50 values. NOW...5.98 SWIM TRUNKS Turf.Satin Elastic. Red only. $3.95 value....1.95 "Catalina" Twill-Sailcloth and Gabardine Swim Trunks.Plain colors and fancy designs. $3.50 values....2.49 $4.50 values....3.29 $5.50 values....3.95 BASEBALL UNDERSHIRTS 25% Wool, White Body, Blue Sleeves. $3.95 values....2.19 BABY WALKERS $11.95 values. Close Out....5.95 SURPLUS BOOTS 3 and 5 buckle felt and rubber oversoles.Good for farmers, orchard workers, etc. While they last. 69° ARCHERY SETS Old Hickory. $4.95 values.NOW...2.95