anaheim-gazette 1949-03-24

County Vets To Stage Rodeo; Wild West Show Some 30 Orange county Veterans of Foreign Wars posts are behind the plan to stage a mam-moth rodeo and wild west show at the Huntington Beach stadium on May 29, and by this time most of them have chosen their local candidates for "Queen of the Rodeo" to enter in the county-wide competition. The VFW posts promise the greatest rodeo ever staged in Orange county, with world-famous cowboys on hand to ride the toughest string of wild horses in the country and to participate in the exciting and dangerous Brahma bull riding, bulldogging, roping, trick. riding and all the other colorful events so necessary to a top-ranking rodeo. The big rodeo is being staged at Huntington Beach as a part of the annual Memorial Day celebrations in Orange county. Optimists to Hear of Water Supply Threat (Continued from Page 11) Union high school, is in charge of the local contest. Applications should be placed with her at the high school. Southern California winners will enter the San Francisco speak-off this summer. Program chairman for the evening was "Shorty" Allen. Door prizes were donated by Frank Doretti. J. W. Stephen and Sully Roquet were named co-chairmen for the Supply Threat (Continued from Page 1) Union high school, is in charge of the local contest. Applications should be placed with her at the high school. Southern California winners will enter the San Francisco speak-off this summer. Program chairman for the evening was "Shorty" Allen. Door prizes were donated by Frank Doretti. J. W. Stephen and Sully Roquet were named co-chairmen for the Sister Kenny Institute drive for funds which began March 23, in Anaheim. Half of all donations will be used in this area and the remaining monies will go to the establishment of a pollo treatment in the Kenny method clinic for southern California. Speakers from Toastmasters To Compete Two speakers, C. O. Garshwiler and Louis Taylor of the local Toastmasters club will compete against two speakers of Smedley No. 1 club in Santa Ana next Monday evening when the members meet at La Palma Grill at 6:30. The judged best speaker from this meeting will compete in the area speak-off on April 8 when the area clubs meet at the Santa Ana Community center. This meeting will also be a joint installation of officers. Three judges from out of the area will judge the speakers. Last Monday evening the members met at the Grill for their regular dinner meeting at 8:30 o'clock with the president, Herman Hoch presiding. Two guests were present, James Collins and Tom Wright. Invocation was given by Alfred Holve. Table topic was presented by Louis Taylor who used for his subject "Should the un-American Committee be Abolished?" Toastmaster of the evening was Hursel Snyder who introduced the first speaker on the program, Page Vincent who gave an eight minute talk on "Coal and Diamonds." Critic for Mr. Vincent was Earl Smith. Mr. Vincent was the winner of the Patterson trophy for his talk. Al Holve discussed "Mass Production of Houses" for six minutes with his critic being Herman Hoch. C. O. Garshwiler talked on "Something for Nothing" for seven minutes and for his talk he was presented the Optimist trophy. Critic was C. J. Page Vincent who gave an eight minute talk on "Coal and Diamonds." Critic for Mr. Vincent was Earl Smith. Mr. Vincent was the winner of the Patterson trophy for his talk. Al Holve discussed "Mass Production of Houses" for six minutes with his critic being Hermann Hoch. C. O. Garshwiler talked on "Something for Nothing" for seven minutes and for his talk he was presented the Optimist trophy. Critic was C. J. Stillson. Don Butka was grammarian, C. J. Stillson, general evaluator and Kenneth Heuler was timekeeper. MARGARET MARLIN HERE ON VISIT Miss Margaret Marlin returned to her home in Anaheim on a visit from the Oxnard Western Union office where she was transferred recently. She was formerly with the Anaheim branch of the company. Enjoying her Tuesday and Wednesday visit with her were Carmen Lizarraga, local florist, and Miss Grae Thompson. ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. WE HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN 3% Memba Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM, CALIF. ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS AN UNBELIEVABLE BARGAIN YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS! FILEX FFEE MAKER At Almost 50% SAVINGS WITH PURCHASE ONE POUND Food Club FFEE MAKER At Almost 50% SAVINGS WITH PURCHASE ONE POUND Food Club VALUES ARE GREAT AT ALPHA PAAS EGG DYE ROAST BEEF WILSON'S 12-oz. Can CRISCO 3-Pound Can RUSKETS LOMA LINDA 14-oz. Pkg. SPRY SHORTENING 3-Pound Can CORNED BEEF HASH LIBBY'S No. 2 Can CAKE MIX SWANSDOWN 1-Pound Pkg. NIBLETS CORN 12-oz. Can BIG PEAS PICTSWEET No. 303 Can SLICED BEANS STOKLEY No. 2 Can SAUERKRAUT LIBBY'S No. 2½ Can SOILD PACK TOMATOES MASTERPIEC No. 2½ Can COBBLER PEACHES SPECIAL BUY No. 2½ Can FRUIT COCKTAIL MARSHALL'S No. 2½ Can DEAL! 26¢ 8-OZ. PKG. FREE RIB STEAK 59¢ lb BEEF 39¢ lb ASTS 49¢ lb FOOD MEAT 29¢ lb BOIL 44¢ lb DED BEEF 45¢ lb OUR DELICATESSEN SAUSAGE DEPT. 6-oz. Phg. BECUE BEEF LOAF 27¢ SLICED BEANS STOKLEY No. 2 Can SAUERKRAUT LIBBY'S No. 2½ Can SOILD PACK TOMATOES MASTERPIECE No. 2½ Can COBBLER PEACHES SPECIAL BUY No. 2½ Can FRUIT COCKTAIL MARSHALL'S No. 2½ Can ORANGE JUICE FoodClub 46-oz. Can COMPACT TIPS — GREEN STALKS — FRESH ASPARAGUS 19 LARGE — MEATY STALKS — GOLDEN HEARTS CRISP CELERY 5 HEAVY WITH SWEET JUICE — COACHELLA GRAPEFRUIT EACH 3 CALIFORNIA SWEETT LEMONS 10 PIE • PISH • SALAD • TEA • VEGETABLES ALPHA BETA PORCION HARRY BABBITT Sings KN X NOT ON YOUR BUL 8 A.M. MON • WED • FRI. Prices Effective Thurs KETS Where Southern California Saves 269 FOOD CLUB COFFEE 56¢ 1-LB. CAN FOOD CLUB SALAD DRESSING 29¢ PINT JAR FOOD CLUB GRAPE JAM 2-LB. JAR 40¢ OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE 19¢ NO. 300 CAN OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE 18¢ NO. 300 CAN PALMOLIVE TOILET SOAP BATH SIZE 2 for 25¢ REG. BAR 9¢ PURE CANE SUGAR 92¢ C10-LB. BAG EGG DYE Per Package 10c WILSON'S 12-oz. Can 49c 3-Pound Can 96c LOMA LINDA 14-oz. Pkg. 18c ING 3-Pound Can 96c ASH LIBBY'S No. 2 Can 34c SWANSDOWN 1-Pound Pkg. 31c 12-oz. Can 17c PICTSWEET No. 303 Can 19c STOKLEY No. 2 Can 25c LIBBY'S No. 2½ Can 16c TOES MASTERPIECE No. 2½ Can 20c HES SPECIAL BUY No. 2½ Can 20c L MARSHALL'S No. 2½ Can 29c STOKLEY No. 2 Can 25c LIBBY'S No. 2½ Can 16c TOES MASTERPIECE No. 2½ Can 20c HES SPECIAL BUY No. 2½ Can 20c L MARSHALL'S No. 2½ Can 29c Food Club 46-oz. Can 31c OXYDOL LGE PKG 29 TIDE LGE PKG. 29c BORAX LGE. SOAP CHIPS BOX 28¢ EASE 30-OZ. PKG. 53¢ CAMAY BAR 9¢ CASHMERE REG. BOUQUET 3 BARS 28¢ Prices Effective Thurs., Fri., Sat. - Mar. 24, 25 & 26 NO LIQUOR SOLD ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS