anaheim-gazette 1949-06-16

SPORTS Anaheim Golfers In Prelim Firing At Griffith Park, Sunday For U.S. Public Links Championship In July Three Anaheim golfers will be firing in the southern California sectional qualifying tournament Sunday at Griffith Park for the U.S. Public Links Golf championship to be held in Los Angeles next month. Entered are Raymond B. Young, 7232 Raymond avenue; Sgt. Barney Heidt, USMC, 9622 Valdina, Freeway Park; Huston Keir, 720 North Sabina street. Other area golfers entered include: Bob Roux, son of Willowwick golf pro, Art Roux; Capt. Fred MacManus, USMC; Sgt. Jack Davidson, USMC; Sgt. Robert Bissett, USMC—all of Santa Ana. New Rancho Course Under leadership of a tournament committee of outstanding golf leaders of which Maurie Luxford, president of the L.A. City Recreation and Park Commission is chairman, arrangements are being completed for the first holding in Los Angeles of the 23rd annual Publinx championship at the new Rancho Golf Course, West Pico Blvd. and Patricia Avenue, July 9 to 16. The greatest public links players in the nation will be drawn to this event, which is one of the top flight annual championships of the United States. Mark Official Opening Interest has been greatly heightened. Hilton, Trapp Named to All-League Team Two Colonists, Bob Hilton and Lloyd Trapp were named to the All-Star Sunset League baseball team by the league's coaches last Friday evening. Hilton played both pitcher and catcher during the season while Trapp has played in the infield. Hilton was picked as utility outfielder and Trapp was selected as second baseman on the all-star nine. The Orange Panthers, league champions, dominated the selections with three players—Fullerton and Newport Harbor placed two Red Sanders to Address County Bruin Club Orange County's Bruin Club is presenting to all Alumni, friends of the University, and guests Henry "Red" Sanders, UCLA's head football coach, at the Summer Reception-Affair to be held in Santa Ana's Community Center Club House Wednesday, June 29 at 8:00 p.m. it was revealed today by Fred Huber, local Bruin Club chairman. The affair which also will be attended by Wilbur Johns, director of athletics; Paul R. Hutchinson, UCLA alumni association president, and Victor Hanson, regent of the University is to introduce UCLA's new mentor "Red" to all local alumni and friends of the University of California at Los Angeles. During the evening Sanders will address the local group regarding his football problems and prospects. All alumni and friends in the community interested in attending this summer highlight are urged to make reservations by June 20 through contacting: Bob Corfman, Santa Ana KI 2-3005; Tom Stamp, Laguna Beach 1-5573; or F. C. Andresen, Corona Del Mar Harbor 2282W. Fred Huber, Dean of Men at Orange Coast College was recently elected chairman for the coming year of this newly organized Orange County Bruin Club. Meeting May 19 at the "Y" Hut on the Santa Ana High School campus, this local University of California at Los Angeles Alumni Association elected current officers which include Kathie Stern, vice-chairman; Mary Harding, secretary and Charles Page treasurer. is chairman, arrangements are being completed for the first holding in Los Angeles of the 23rd annual Publinx championship at the new Rancho Golf Course, West Pico Blvd. and Patricia Avenue, July 9 to 16. The greatest public links players in the nation will be drawn to this event, which is one of the top flight annual championships of the United States. Mark Official Opening Interest has been greatly heightened by the fact that the tourney will mark the official opening of the Rancho Golf Course in the new 184-acre Rancho Park, one of the finest new golf and park developments in the Los Angeles area in many a year. Purchase of the land and construction of a nationally outstanding golf course was entirely financed out of revenues from other Los Angeles city-operated golf courses. Official dedication of Rancho Golf Course has been set by the City Recreation and Park Commission for Friday, July 8, at 4 p.m. Pre-Season Ticket Sale With golfing enthusiasts eager to see the new Rancho course in action when public links stars trade shots for the national title, pre-season tickets for the Publinx tournament were placed on sale this week. The tickets will enable fans to see the entire national event, July 9 to 16, for only $3.00. After the pre-season ticket sale, it will cost fans $1.00 for each of the seven days to see the tournament. The pre-season tickets may be purchased now at all golf clubs and courses and at leading sports shops throughout the Los Angeles area from Santa Ana to Ventura. Thatcher Named Athlete of Year Gerald Thatcher has been voted the athlete of the year at Anaheim Union high school by members of the school's Varsity "A" Club. Thatcher won varsity letters in football, basketball and track in his senior year. He was first string guard on the basketball team and was one of the league's top scorer. He gained an honorable mention on the All-Sunset team. While beating the cinder circuit this year, Thatcher broke Jerry Shipkey's shot put record in the Bee division. In his athletic career at the West Center street campus he team by the league's coaches last Friday evening. Hilton played both pitcher and catcher during the season while Trapp has played in the infield. Hilton was picked as utility outfielder and Trapp was selected as second baseman on the all-star nine. The Orange Panthers, league champions, dominated the selections with three players—Fullerton and Newport Harbor placed two a piece. Dwain Carter, Colonist outfielder was named on the second team. The coaches selections follow: Catcher—Joe Potts, Sr., Fullerton, .225; Pitchers—Bob Collins, Sr., Orange, 3-0; Bucky Green, Jr., Fullerton, 4-0; First base—George Reeves, Sr., Newport Harbor, .308; Second base—Lloyd Trapp, Sr., Anaheim, .400; Third base—Don Ward, Newport, .309; Shortstop—Zirilo Gomez, Sr., Orange, .381; Outfielders—Mike Delgrado, Sr., Orange, .500; Rex Wilmont, Sr., Santa Ana, .476; Joe Garcia, Sr., Downey, .385; Utility outfielder—Bob Hilton, Sr., Anaheim, .300; Utility outfielder—Norman Ridgeway, Sr., Huntington Beach, 354. Scuttlers Tackle Galloping Ghosts The Anaheim Scuttlers of the National Niteball League tackle the Galloping Ghosts, a colored team from Ogden, Utah, Friday evening, June 17 at La Palma park. Billed as the craziest softball team in the world and having a lineup that reads like a vaudeville cast, the Ghosts are noted for their screwball antics as well as a team of top class ball players. Admission is 50 and 25 cents with the contest starting at 8:15. FORMER RESIDENT VISITING HERE Mrs. Lenore Anderson of San Jose, daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Anderson, 1114 Diamond street, Anaheim, has been enjoying the local couple's hospitality and visiting many other friends here. She planned to conclude her two week vacation here last week. Gladiolus Show This Weekend Several flower fanciers from this area will enter exhibits in the third annual gladiolus show to be held Saturday and Sunday at Brookside Park, Pasadena, under the auspices of the Southern California Gladiolus Society. Commercial grower exhibits, single and three spike specimens and a splendid group of artistic arrangements will fill the large four buildings of the Fannie E. Morrison horticultural center, society spokesmen remarked. Members of the society predict that this show will be one of the finest gladiolus exhibitions ever staged in the southland and one of the best showings in North America, this season. Exhibitors planning to display entries from this area include Mr. and Mrs. Guy T. French, 758 North Clementine街，Anaheim，and R. D. Fordham and Ray Baldwin，both of Fullerton. FISHING TRIP TO ENSENADA A quartet of Anaheimers tried their piscatorial skill at Ensenada, Mexico, over the weekend. Those fishing were Miss Edith Browne and her fiance, Joe Schuman, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson. Miss Browne, well known vocalist, is recovering from a case of strep throat contracted in Baja, California. Thatcher won varsity letters in football, basketball and track in his senior year. He was first string guard on the basketball team and was one of the league's top scorer. He gained an honorable mention on the All-Sunset team. While beating the cinder circuit this year, Thatcher broke Jerry Shipkey's shot put record in the Bee division. In his atheletic career at the West Center street campus he has won a total of eleven letters. They include: three varsity, one JV, three Bee, three Cee, and one Dee. BABY BOY BORN Mr. and Mrs. George Kneip, 214 South Rose street, welcomed a baby son June 7 at Fullerton General hospital. SPECIAL BUY! 80 Sq. PERCALES Lovely assortment of prints, stripes, checks, etc. Make your cool dresses now. Yd... Anaheim Textile Store Anaheim's Leading Yardage Store 112 E! Center Phone 2063 Saturday, June 18th, 12 noon to 5 p.m. 5 HOURS ONLY This coupon and 66c entitle the bearer to one Genuine Indestructible VACUUM FILLER SACKLESS FOUNTAIN PEN, Curvex Tip. One special size to be used by ladies, men, boys and girls. 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Chief Johnson stated the reason for his resignation was lack of cooperation in backing up his decision to discipline an insubordinate officer. Johnson has been chief of police of La Habra for the past seven years. Westmont College of Santa Barbara recently purchased 48 acres in the Imperial Ranch tract near here. The La Habra city council voted special consideration for the school, granting it the use of city water. Heretofore it has been the policy of the council to require annexation before granting water. The student body of the college, now limited to 300, is co-educational, and religious training is included in each student's program. Rev. Paul Kirk, pastor of Compton Baptist church, will be the new pastor at Temple Baptist church here, beginning July 1. Following service as a chaplain in the army during the war, Rev. Kirk served as pastor of a church in Honolulu. In addition to holding pastorates in San Francisco, he taught for seven years in the Bible college at Louisiana seminary. Married, Rev. Kirk has two children, Paul, Jr., 11, and Leah Sharon, 4. Miss Phyllis Ann Conner, 535 South Hiatt, La Habra, was honored recently at a dinner party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Conner of Yorba Linda, at which time announcement was made of her engagement to Ray Roberts of Orange. The wedding theme, as both of the young people are graduating from Whittier college this June. Miss Steele graduated from Cotey Junior college, Nevada, Mc where she was house council president, student body vice-president, member of Delta Psi Omega and campus queen—All Around Girl. At Whittier college she was president of Delta Phi Upsilon, member of the Athenian society and 1948 football queen. Mr. Mastian attended Compton Junior college where he was a Tartar Knight and member of Beta Phi. He graduated from Northwestern University, where he was a member of Beta Theta Pi. During the war he was an ensign in the Navy. At Whittier college he was a rally committee chairman and member of the Orthogonian society. Of registration. Mac’s Beverages Observes Opening Mac’s Beverages at West Center and Clementine streets, formerly the Mother Colony Liquor store had its grand opening last weekend. Well-wisners to the new owner, Mrs. Juanita MacNamara, were presented with flowers (for the ladies) and cigars (for the men). The business was originally purchased by the late Mr. Joe MacNamara from James and Evelyn Bainum, former owners. Upon returning to Casper, Mr. MacNamara suddenly passed away. Bill MacNamara, brother of the late Mr. MacNamara is managing the store. The MacNamaras are living at 815 North Janss street. The owner recently joined the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce; Bill is a member of the Elks club and the American Lions. The Bible college at Louisiana semi-nary. Married, Rev. Kirk has two children, Paul, Jr., 11, and Leah Sharon, 4. Miss Phyllis Ann Conner, 535 South Hiatt, La Habra, was honored recently at a dinner party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Conner of Yorba Linda, at which time announcement was made of her engagement to Ray Roberts of Orange. The wedding will take place July 23. The table and house were decorated with white gladioli and card games were played. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Engelbert of Fresno, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Whittier, and Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Conner and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Conner, all of La Habra. The engagement of Miss Mary Louise Steele was announced at a recent beach party given by the Athenian Society of Whittier college. Miss Steele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Guy Steele of Puente road, La Habra, will be married late in August of this year to Richard Kent Mastain, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mastain of Compton. The traditional box of chocolates was decorted in the gradua- The business was originally purchased by the late Mr. Joe MacNamara from James and Evelyn Bainum, former owners. Upon returning to Casper, Mr. MacNamara suddenly passed away. Bill MacNamara, brother of the late Mr. MacNamara is managing the store. The MacNamaras are living at 815 North Janss street. The owner recently joined the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce; Bill is a member of the Elks club and the American Legion. Report One Polio Case in County Sacramento, (WNS)—The state department of health listed 17 additional cases of polio in California last week, according to a report issued today. These were as follows: Fresno county, 1: Humboldt county, 1; Kings county, 1; Los Angeles county, 6; Orange county, 1; San Diego county, 3; San Mateo county, 2; Solano county, 1 and Tulare county 1. Measles held the spotlight during the week, with 1,199 cases listed throughout the state, chick-enpox was second with 1,146, and mumps third, with 1,006. LEE'S... ANNUAL GLAD SHOW Friday Sat. Sunday June 17 - 18 - 19 Open Fri. and Sat. Till 9 p.m. for your convenience Hundreds of Gorgeous Blooms June 17-18-19 Open Fri. and Sat. Till 9 p.m. for your convenience Hundreds of Gorgeous Blooms of Many Varieties During our showing of these beautiful and unusual blooms you may purchase the bulbs at a special price. Enjoy this beauty at your home. No. 1 Bulbs, doz . . . . . . . 75c ... SPECIAL ... Rooted Chrysanthemum Plants Many kinds.... 8 for $1.00 LEE'S Nursery .. WE DELIVER .. 718 SOUTH LOS ANGELES ST. Anaheim PHONE 3131 Unemployment Reported at Ana Office (WNS)—Unemployce claims filed in the department of employment for the week ending June 16, 1949. These claims, the department 924 plus 626 veterans from the readjustment fund. -wide basis, unmimms had decreased by a month ago, but were man double the number the same period a state received 327, for insurance, and plus 41,951 veteran to a year ago, claims 155,829, with 97,037, veterans paid. A COUPLE HERE Mrs. M. A. Trippet of Oklahoma, are ennion with her brother, person, and family, of her mother, Mrs. Ida son of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Louis Brody of The out-of-state visithere last Saturday leave for their home week. ANGLEERS BRACUDA our sizable barracuda by Jim Cooper and and, both of Anaheim, who cast from a bait boat out of Newport, Monday. LOUIS JACOBSON FAMILY IN OREGON Mr.' and Mrs. Louis Jacobson of Buena Vista drive, Fullerton, and their younger daughter, Noel, just left for Oregon with plans for an enjoyable three-week tour and fishing expedition in that state. Well known to many Anaheimers, Mrs. (Ethel) Jacobson, is the authoress of clever light verse and iconoclastic articles which appear frequently in nationally circulated magazines. The touring portion of the family plans to sight-see, fish and relax during the vacation. PLAN TO MARRY Oran Lee Haseltine, 609 South Hiatt street, and Doris Jean Keith, 232 East Second avenue, both La Habra, obtained a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana early this week. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cruzen, 9542 Valdina avenue, Anaheim, Monday at St. Joseph hospital. The newcomer tipped the scales at seven pounds and four ounces. The proud father is co-owner of the Baton Music Company, this city, with Chuck Winter. Anaheim Gazette Since 1870 The Words Are Few But Mean So Much Thank You ...for the Welcome you gave us to Anaheim ... For the beautiful flowers and plants. WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN OFTEN MEET PERC ... 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