anaheim-gazette 1949-11-03

Bigger, Better Breakfast for Hallowe'en (Continued from page 1) uncombed thatches and carrying candles. The breakfast was too early for them according to Emcee Shea. Irene Williams and La Zolla Capps, winners of the best costumed couple division, enacted an "Old Sisters" routine. The Sabien Sisters, dressed as an old-fashioned couple pushing a fringed top perambulator took second couple's prize, while Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neukom were awarded third place for their '49er Bowery Interpretation. Rigged as a "Glamor Girl of Back Street," Mrs. W. E. Sullivan was chosen the best costume Hallowe'en woman. Second place went to Bessie Peterson who portrayed the "Spirit of Hallowe'en." As a humorous "Hilo Hattie," Miss Adaline Curtis tripped away with third prize. In the man's individual costume division, "Digby" Davis won first place as the "Slick Chick" of '49. Alex Evans stalked away with second place as "The Devil," while Dennis Adams bounced across the stage attired as a double clown to win third prize. Enacting the "Madam" from Bret Hart's book, "Outcasts from Poker Flats," Mrs. Blanche Disney was named the best costumed individual '49 woman. Bill Trapp took first place with his rugged western garb in the man's '49er class, while Bill Fackiner, the Mad Russian, who had a one-word vocabulary of "No," took second prize, and Joe Kopsho with his impersonation of Abe Lincoln won third place. Vaudeville Show 2,000 Kids In Parade (Continued from Page 1) nard Barr and Harry Beans took first honors in the twin entries. Second place went to Rachael and Diana Ross of George Washington and third was awarded to Linda and Sherry Woodrome of Benjamin Franklin. Too float award was shared by the George Washington school entry and the Magnolia school of George Washington float depicted Peter Pumpkin Eater and his wife with Ronda Collins and Kay Schmidt while the Magnolia school entered the three bears with Patti Jo Vandenburg, Terry and David Vanderburg and Jim White. Second place went to the "Anaheim or Bust," covered wagon entry of Horace Mann with Larry Boydin and Harry Heitmiller in the float. Third went to Wayne and Gene Newkirk of Zion Lutheran. Special awards went to Joan Peek and Larry Hood, Lincoln school, Easter chick and bunny entry; Dianna and Melody Bradd, Mary and her lamb; David and Daniel Claypool, Zion Lutheran school as two negro men; Martin Brothers, Savanna school, Daniel Boone and the rabbit; Alice Jean Brown, Wendy Burgess, Lincoln school, black cats; Larry Choice, Nolan and Lona Merkley, Magnolia, the three pigs; Frank Castro, and sister, Horace Mann, Spanish costumes. Judging was by members of the various women's clubs of the city. Chest Youth Day Tomorrow (Continued from page 1) 4, has been set aside as Youth Community Chest Day." More than 7000 students are enrolled in local schools including Sell 600 Acres Of Irvine Estate The Irvine Company purchased 600 acres of the Irvine estate property, sale reportedly to have be by the executors of the irvine will to pay inheritance of the estate. Located west of Los part of the acreage is county and the remainder Angeles county. The acres is used chiefly for future. The land had been from the Bixby interest in the estate of Susanna Bant. Sales price is $508,102. Value of the Irvine estates at $9,377,378.67 in court in San Francisco but executors, Robert H. Gerde Irvine and Katharine Bant vine. However, this sumification of the value of interests since Mr. Irvine stated separate trusts not in the probate, it was an. Listed at $4,300,000 is return paid on the estate executors to the Bureaunal Revenue. The Federal ment bureau will now own appraisal of the estate. The land sold is a port old Rancho Los Alamitos extends west over the geles-Orange county line. Its other boundary roughly Alamitos boulevard the town of Los Alamito east, the extension of Bruneau on the south, and Cerulean on the north. This sale was made the San Francisco court. Enacting the "Madam" from Bret Hart's book, "Outcasts from Poker Flats," Mrs. Blanche Disney was named the best costumed individual '49 woman. Bill Trapp took first place with his rugged western garb in the man's '49er class, while Bill Fackiner, the Mad Russian, who had a one-word vocabulary of "No," took second prize, and Joe Kopsho with his impersonation of Abe Lincoln won third place. Vaudeville Show Enthusiastic applause greeted the star-studded vaudeville show, emceed by Benny Rubin, comedy star of stage, screen and radio. Rubin, who recently finished an engagement at the Orpheum theatre, introduced the Three Rio Brothers, comedy knockabout artists, also of Orpheum and Los Angeles Police Show fame. Selections sung by Cecil Stewart's Royal Rogues, a six-man vocal group featuring Mark Cook, were hailed. The Royal Rogues currently are holding forth at the Los Angeles television exposition. Hilarity reigned as Bedell and Matson, comedy pantomimists, and Curry, Boyd and LeRoy, dance trio, provided "loads of laughs." Nat Young was music director. Thanks Workers Deep appreciation for the wonderful cooperation of many individuals, groups and companies in aiding with the breakfast was expressed today by Paul Yorde, over-all breakfast chairman. He gave a special thank you to those of the Alex Tamale factory and others who assisted with pre-breakfast arrangements Sunday at the Elks club. Production credits go as follows: Food preparation-procurement, James R. Kilduff; cooking, Howard Gilmore; coffee making, Jim Fallen, of the Folger's Company; fire, Al Morales; hot cakes, Bill Gardiner of the Sperry Company; food dispensing-table service, Altrusa, Ebell club, Business and Professional Women; food serving, Junior Chamber of Commerce, 20-30 club, Fusileers; coffee serving, Altrusa, Ebell and Business and Professional Women; reception, Ben Kaulbars; entertainment-professional show, E. M. Cone; community singing, Warren Ashleigh; costume judging, Altrusa club; master-of-ceremonies, John Shea; properties-stage, Fred Klein and John Ganahl; sound equipment, George Oelkers; ticket sales, Al Cotler; ticket taking, Joe Hurst and the Jolly Boys. Manufacturers donating their products for the breakfast included Durkee's cooking oil, Sperry... Business and Professional Women; reception, Ben Kaulbars; entertainment-professional show, E. M. Cone; community singing, Warren Ashleigh; costume judging, Altrusa club; master-of-ceremonies, John Shea; properties-stage, Fred Klein and John Ganahl; sound equipment, George Oelkers; ticket sales, Al Cotler; ticket taking, Joe Hurst and the Jolly Boys. Manufacturers donating their products for the breakfast included Durkee's cooking oil, Sperry hot cakes, Folger's coffee, Karo hot cake syrup; C & H sugar, Leslie salt, Real-Gold orange juice, Yellis cream and butter and Davis Bakery biscuits. Record-Smashing Crowd Views Grand Parade (Continued from page 1) second, La Habra Lions Club Corn Festival, third BPO Elks No. 1345; Best Decorated Car—first, Grace Parlor 242 Native Daughters, second Anaheim Garden Club, third, Cone Brothers; Best Old Car—first, A. H. Rohrs, second, Booth Service Station, third, Orange County Willys Company; Best Horse Drawn Entry—first, Weber Baking Company, second, Knott's Berry Farm, third, Harmony Park; Best Stunt Entry—first, 20-30 Club, Anaheim, second, Reinhardt's Appliances, third, Anaheim American Legion; Best Stunt Group—first, Garden Grove 20-30, second, Jack and Tom Hoagg (Home Telephone), third, Axle Frame & Service Company; Unusual Costume Marcher—first, Grace and Lillian Gorman, second, William Fackiner, third, Mary Jane Veyne and Donna Warden; Best Majorette Group—first, Baton-ettes, second, Sybil Ring, third, Patsy's Patooties; Special Awards—Alex Brothers Fire Truck, Victor G. Loly Yorba Linda 20-30 Club, Robert H. Boney, Fred's Valencia Juice, Ebell Club and Anaheim Optimist Club. Sell 600 Acres Of Irvine Estate The Irvine Company recently purchased 600 acres of the James Irvine estate property, with the sale reportedly to have been made by the executors of the James Irvine will to pay inheritance taxes of the estate. Located west of Los Alamitos, part of the acreage is in Orange county and the remainder in Los Angeles county. The some 600 acres is used chiefly for agriculture. The land had been purchased from the Bixby interest and from the estate of Susanna Bixby Bryant. Sales price is listed at $508,102. Value of the Irvine estate was listed at $9,377,378.67 in probate court in San Francisco by the executors, Robert H. Gerdes, Myford Irvine and Katharine Brown Irvine. However, this sum is no indication of the value of the Irvine interests since Mr. Irvine had created separate trusts not involved in the probate, it was announced. Listed at $4,300,000 is the tax return paid on the estate by the executors to the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The Federal government bureau will now make its own appraisal of the estate. The land sold is a portion of the old Rancho Los Alamitos. The site extends west over the Los-Angeles-Orange county boundary line. Its other boundaries are roughly Alamitos boulevard and the town of Los Alamitos on the east, the extension of Bryant avenue on the south, and Cerritos avenue on the north. This sale was made through the San Francisco court. Deeds on own appraisal of the estate. The land sold is a portion of the old Rancho Los Alamitos. The site extends west over the Los-Angeles-Orange county boundary line. Its other boundaries are roughly Alamitos boulevard and the town of Los Alamitos on the east, the extension of Bryant avenue on the south, and Cerritos avenue on the north. This sale was made through the San Francisco court. Deeds on has been set at $17,078 with five organizations participating. 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