anaheim-gazette 1950-03-02

Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, March 2, 1950 Cone Brothers Chevrolet Co. Personnel PERSONNEL of Cone Brothers Chevrolet Co. Inc., are advocating a "get-acquainted" policy with the residents of Anaheim and surrounding areas. Motorists are urged to drop in for a visit and become familiar with the Cone Brothers "complete" service department. In line with this policy members of the company introduce themselves, reading, left to right—First row: Jess Morrison, Audy Stenger, Bob Schutz, Berl Clancy, Cleo Ray and Bud Arnold. Second row: E. Cone, John Mathews, service manager; Roy VanDerLinden, Emil Albers, Bob Kelsey, Bob Brecher and Don Dolan. For information call Anaheim 2215. Agency Appoints Service Manager Position of service manager at Cone Brothers Chevrolet Co., Inc. and service. The company has a "complete" service department with facilities for lubrication, mechanical repair, body work and painting. Person by a grower group in the industry demonstrated the need for limitation on retail prices of cirus fruit. "A marketing agreement would stabilize the market or PERSONNEL of Cone Brothers Chevrolet Co. Inc., are advocating a "get-acquainted" policy with the residents of Anaheim and surrounding areas. Motorists are urged to drop in for a visit and become familiar with the Cone Brothers "complete" service department. In line with this policy members of the company introduce themselves, reading, left to right—First row: Jess Morrison, Audy Stenger, Bob Schutz, Berl Clancy, Cleo Ray and Bud Arnold. Second row: E. Cone, John Mathews, service manager; Roy VanDerLinden, Emil Albers, Bob Kelsey, Bob Brecher and Don Dolan. For information call Anaheim 2215. Agency Appoints Service Manager Position of service manager at Cone Brothers Chevrolet Co., Inc., 215 North Los Angeles street, was taken over by John Mathers in January the company announced last week. Mathews succeedeed Stan Johnston. The new service manager, who had been in the parts department at Cone Brothers for six years before becoming manager, has had an additional eight years experience with Chevrolet in sales, parts and service. The company has a "complete" service department with facilities for lubrication, mechanical repair, body work and painting. Personnel includes five mechanics, a body man, a painter and a lubricator. Growers Hear Speakers On Citrus Plight (Continued from page 1) And we must apply strength in the right places," he said. Authentic information gathered Timeplan CASH LOANS AT LOW BANK RATES! Borrow on your car—paid for or not. Personal loans to qualified borrowers without co-signers. Repay in convenient monthly instalments. Loans $50 to $1500 arranged quickly at any branch. SMALLER PAYMENTS...because it costs less! Borrow Repay in $ 100 8.92 7.25 6.14 200 17.83 14.50 12.28 500 44.58 36.25 30.69 1000 89.17 72.50 61.39 1500 133.75 108.75 92.08 Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 43 Years of Merchandising Celebrated (Continued from Page 1) celebrations, the burning of the famous old Planters hotel, shoes carried in "E" and "EE" width and ladies hose in black cotton only, but as Mr. Renner said, "I didn't matter, as no one saw their hose anyway." The SQR Store is proud of the fact that so many of their employees have been with them for so many years. Among them who are now in executive positions are E. C. West, in charge of the first floor; O. V. Hamilton, in charge of the men's department; Russell Renner, son of Oscar Renner, shop buyer; Mrs. Ida Trendle, buyer of ready-to-wear; Mrs. Agnes Hundra drapery buyer; Mrs. Mary Thompson, buyer of domestics; Mrs. Alvina Luce, hosiery buyer. Mrs Schumacher is in charge of the Makes leftovers tempting... NEW Toast-Tite SANDWICH MAKER Shades of Dagwood! Here's a toaster to make all your sandwiches taste like a dream! OUR DEMONSTRATOR ... MISS DOROTHY JOHNSON will be in our store Wednesday, March 8, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to give to you her latest recipes and show you how to make your left overs and sandwiches a tempting treat. Works on stove, hot plate or open fire. Makes delicious hot "pudgy plies," and "quickie fruit" plies ... Swell for picnics. Made of cast aluminum with long cool picnic handles. EACH.....2.00 Mitchell's Treasure House of Gifts 239 W. CENTER ANAHEIM Decision On Jefferson School Rests With Board (Continued from page 1) The consultant spent some time outlining procedure for obtaining a workable zoning ordinance. Upon completing the original draft of a zoning ordinance, the planning commission holds two public hearings on it. The city council then holds a final airing also open to the public, he explained. Joe R. Thompson, member of the planning commission, introduced Whitnall. Ralph Summers, vice-president of the planning board presided. William Grafton, president, Bob Mungall, J. E. Schumacher and Al Ruitcel were introduced. Council Seeks Approval For Rent Decontrol (Continued from Page 1) Several variance petitions were passed on by the council. Application of William S. Fukuda and Rose C. Fukuda, Rt. 3, Box 1514 East Orange street, to build a fruit market at Center and Anaheim-Olive Rd. was denied by the council. The Fukudas wanted to sell home grown berries and produce. Though the Planning Commission had approved the variance, the council denied it on the strength of 34 signatures appearing on a petition served against the proposal. Application Granted Variance application of Marjorie Bundgard, owner, and A. G. Snokelburg, prospective purchaser, to erect a steel sandwich and short order shop at 623 N. Los Angeles St. was granted. The shop, which had been approved by the city planning commission, will be built in a neighborhood business area. The application by Mrs. Joan Styled Rights TELE-TONE 1950 TELEVISION FIRST AT GAREY'S $26995 MODEL 2516 WALNUT FINISH With These Big Features: • TWO SPEAKERS . . . 1 bass, 1 treble speaker you the complete tonal range for true sound reproduction. • EXPANDED SCREEN with Tele-tone's new tour masking gives you the complete tube picture the camera takes it. With These Big Features: • TWO SPEAKERS . . . 1 bass, 1 treble speak you the complete tonal range for true sound reproduction. • EXPANDED SCREEN with Tele-tone's new tour masking gives you the complete tube picture the camera takes it. • BEAUTIFULLY STYLED hand rubbed finished cabinets. Also available in mahogany blonde woods at slightly higher prices. PAY ONLY $30 DOWN 24 MONTHS TO PAY Stockwell Infant Succumbs After Operations David Lyle Stockwell, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Stockwell, of 629 South Dickel, Anaheim, died early Saturday evening, February 25, in the Children's Hospital in Los Angeles. The baby had undergone operations in an effort to correct an internal disorder. In addition to his parents he is survived by two brothers, Lloyd K. and Glenn E.; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Alice Stockwell of Anaheim and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fenton of Fuller Park. Funeral services were conducted from Hilgenfeld chapel on Tuesday, February 28. The Rev. Philip R. Selfridge of the Evangelical-United Brethren church, officiated and interment was in Melrose Abbey cemetery. Long Illness Takes G. L. Rees George Leo Rees, 29, a native of Anaheim, died Wednesday, February 22, at the family home, 119 North Resh street, after a prolonged illness. He was a member of American Legion chapter No. 72 and of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Long Illness Takes G. L. 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