anaheim-gazette 1950-04-27

AUHS "Glamour Boy" Cast Aims at May 5 Opening Interrupting heavy rehearsal schedule for a few moments to pose for the photographer are 16 of the 22 Anaheim Union high school thespians currently engaged in the production of the junior play, "Glamour Boy." Miss Louise Hitt is directing the group. Curtain time in the high school auditorium will be 8 p.m., May 5. Seated, left to right are: Margaret Eickholt, Jerre Locke, Theresa Smith, Donna Clodt, Joyce Shunk, Janet Schacht, Mally Brumett, Shelly Smith and Carol Schafer. Standing: Don Jackson, Charles Huff, Phil Lamori, Sheldon Welsh, Kehneth Gross, Jack Conklin and Jim Ball. Cast members not pictured include Helen Weir, Gordon Chamberlain, Jan Fort, Jim Walsworth, Bonnie Wood and Ronnie Bevins. Tickets, selling for 40 and 60 cents, can be obtained from AUHS juniors or reservations can be made at the high school. Fruit Size News Letter Available The citrus experiment station, University of California, has just released news letter No. 8 on 2-4, D and citrus fruit sizes, according to Dick Puffer, farm advisor. Copies of this news letter are available at the agricultural extension service, 1104 W. 8th street, Santa Study School Safety Measures For Rural Area A conference looking toward the expansion of the school safety patrol program in the rural areas of Orange county will be held next Monday and Tuesday (May 1 and 2), in Orange, Capt. H. C. Meehan, local commander of the California Highway Patrol, announced today. The meeting, to be held in the highway patrol office at 405 South plore the possibilities of expanding the program wherever desirable. He stated that adequate school safety patrols and crossing guards are as necessary in the rural area as they are in the urban district of the county. New Pastor Installed at Buena Park Rev. John Schumacher, for the past 27 years pastor of Jehovah News Letter Available The citrus experiment station, University of California, has just released news letter No. 8 on 2-4, D and citrus fruit sizes, according to Dick Puffer, farm advisor. Copies of this news letter are available at the agricultural extension service, 1104 W. 8th street, Santa Ana. The plant growth regulator 2-4, D has increased fruit sizes in the Valencia orange test plots that have been conducted in Orange county. Growers who plan on using 2-4,D this spring should obtain a copy of this news letter. The concentration of materials to use and the timing of the spray is extremely important. The news letter contains a chart giving concentrations to use at the various times of application. No material should be applied until after the blooming period, according to findings of the investigators who have been testing and studying the use of 2-4,D in local orchards. Dr. William Stewart who headed up the research project during the past six years gave a full account of his work in Orange county at the recent Orange county citrus institute sponsored by the agricultural extension service. News letter No. 8 is a written report of his talk to the 1000 growers attending the institute. Godfrey Poetz Claimed by Death Godfrey Poetz 56, of 943 N. Helena St., Anaheim, died in Birmingham hospital, Van Nuys, April 27, after a long illness. Born in Greenville, S.C., he had lived in Anaheim for 28 years. The late Mr. Poetz was a member of St. Boniface Catholic church, and the Anaheim VFW and American Legion posts. Survivors are his wife, Bessie, of the home, and three sisters, Mother Belina of Kettle Falls, Wash., Mrs. Margaret Schwiers of Greenville, N.C., and Miss Thelma Poetz of Anaheim. Recitation of the Holy Rosary was held Friday, April 21, at the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary. Requiem Mass was at 9:00 a.m., Saturday, April 22, in St. Boniface church. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery, Orange. Safety Measures For Rural Area A conference looking toward the expansion of the school safety patrol program in the rural areas of Orange county will be held next Monday and Tuesday (May 1 and 2), in Orange, Capt. H. C. Meehan, local commander of the California Highway Patrol, announced today. The meeting, to be held in the highway patrol office at 405 South Main street, Orange, is part of a statewide program carried on by the highway patrol in school safety activities. The conference will be devoted to existing and contemplated school safety patrol and crossing guard programs in the unincorporated areas of the county, Meehan said. The school safety program is being handled locally by Capt. Meehan, who will be assisted by Inspector C. L. Muller, from the safety education section of the Sacramento headquarters. "The highway patrol is working closely with the various county and school district officials to promote traffic safety for our children," Capt. Meehan declared. "During the conference we will ex- New Pastor Installed at Buena Park Rev. John Schumacher, for the past 27 years pastor of Jehovah Lutheran church, St. Paul, Minnesota, will be installed as pastor of Messiah Lutheran church, Commonwealth and Stanton avenues, Buena Park, Sunday, April 30 Services will start at 3:00 p.m. and the rites of installation will be conducted by Rev. Wm. Gesch or Orange, District Visitor, assisted by members of the clergy of the Lutheran church-Missouri Synod There will be special music by the senior choir of St. John's Lutheran church of Orange, under the direction of Theo. Hoppman, and Mrs Arch Billing, organist of Messiah church. All are invited to attend. Rev. Schumacher will occupy the newly decorated parsonage at 7702 Virginia avenue, Buena Park with his wife and daughter, Grace Mother Belina of Kettle Falls, Wash., Mrs. Margaret Schwiers of Greenville, N.C., and Miss Thelma Poetz of Anaheim. Recitation of the Holy Rosary was held Friday, April 21, at the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary. Requiem Mass was at 9:00 a.m., Saturday, April 22, in St. Boniface church. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery, Orange. Santa Fe's Income Up Santa Fe's net income for March, 1950, was $5,473,936 according to a statement released by president F. G. Gurley today. Net income for the first three months of 1950 was $12,612,035 compared with $9,484,409 for the first three months of 1949. WHY DRIVE GO GREYHOUND RELAX...free from driving strain and traffic worries. SAVE 66¢ out of every dollar you'd spend driving! RENO $ 8.05 DENVER 20.15 MEXICO CITY - 38.85 WASHINGTON D.C. 47.45 Plus Federal Tax Additional Savings on Round Trip Fares HAROLD S. 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Southern California Edison Company "owned by those it serves" 5 Opening Expert Tells Orange Worm Tests Today The latest findings on orange worm control in Orange county orchards will be explained to local citrus growers this Friday, April 28, 2 p.m., at the Santa Ana high school. This announcement comes from Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. E. L. Atkins, entomologist, citrus experiment station, who has conducted numerous spray tests in Orange county orchards will present colored pictures showing the life cycles of the orange worms that are causing heavy losses in many orchards by puncturing the fruit and causing internal decay. Atkins has photographed the several kinds of worms doing the damage and will also show charts covering the results of spraying and the timing of the spray operation which is very important according to the farm advisor. Rush Bumgardner, deputy agricultural commissioner, will explain the extent of the spread of these pests in Orange county and report on his inspections and recommendations for commercial control. All growers are urged to attend and familiarize themselves with the habits and control of orange worms, since operations will normally start in early May. The meeting will be held in the Little Theatre auditorium of the Santa Ana high school, 525 West Walnut street, Santa Ana. Helen Douglas Gets Democrat Committee Nod Democratic Central Committee of Orange county gave endorsement to democratic candidate United States Senator He Gahagan Douglas last Thursday night, according to announcer by James E. Walker, chairwoman Mrs. Douglas' Orange county paign committee. Accordingly Walker, the committee's decision to endorse the candidate was animous. The report from Walker's office also stated that similar action been taken by democratic center committees in Riverside, Fresno Joaquin, Contra Costa, St. Louis and Tulare counties. Tourists Spend $20,000,000 In Southland Southern California's tourism business brought in approximately $20,000,000 of out-of-state visitors during March, the All-Year announced today. Pastor alled at na Park John Schumacher, for the years pastor of Jehovah church, St. Paul, Minnebe installed as pastor of Lutheran church, Comth and Stanton avenues, Park, Sunday, April 30. will start at 3:00 p.m. and of installation will be by Rev. Wm. Gesch of District Visitor, assisted bers of the clergy of the church-Missouri Synod. will be special music by the oir of St. John's Lutheran f Orange, under the direcTheo. Hoppman, and Mrs. lling, organist of Messiah All are invited to attend. Schumacher will occupy ly decorated parsonage at ginia avenue, Buena Park, wife and daughter, Grace. FREE! Ad 3 DAYS ONLY! 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