anaheim-gazette 1950-06-12

HEAP BIGGUM POW WOW—Cubmaster Martin Thueson of Pack 102, Horace Mann school gave final meeting of the year, held in the city park, Friday night. Front row (l to r): Dan Duntor, Robertson, Jerrold David, Cubmaster Thueson, Melvin Flint, John Norman, Jim Ingraham, Jerryrow: Den Chief Jimmy Dunton, Larry Vandenberg, Don Hokanson, Robert Starr, Lynn Ference Martin and Herschell Welton. Standing: Gene Stidham, Harold Glaseow, Ernest Verdúgo, Ronaldo. Cubs Receive Awards at Picnic Friday Eight members of Horace Mann School Cub Scout Pack 102 received awards and merit badges at the last pack meeting of the Year Friday night at City Park. Between 25 and 30 boys and their parents were present at the meeting which came off in the form of a picnic, complete with hot dogs and the like. At the same time, adult officers were named for next fall when cub scouting again commences activities. New cubmaster is Bill Eight members of Horace Mann School Cub Scout Pack 102 received awards and merit badges at the last pack meeting of the Year Friday night at City Park. Between 25 and 30 boys and their parents were present at the meeting which came off in the form of a picnic, complete with hot dogs and the like. At the same time, adult officers were named for next fall when cub scouting again commences activities. New cubmaster is Bill Martin who replaces Martin Thueson in the executive spot. New Ben Mothers at Mrs. Bill Martin, Mrs. Vandenburg, Mrs. Carl Robertson, Mrs. Ted Kirkhart and Mrs. Vernon Starr. They replace Mrs. Al Rigby, Mrs. Robert Ingram, Mrs. Paul David and Mrs. Al Ratzlaff, Mrs. Kirkhart is repeating next year. Badges, denoting advancement, went to the following boys Friday night: Danny Dunton, Bear; Gary Thueson, Dale Ratzlaff and Melvin Flint, Lien; Carl Roberton, Wolf. Arrow Points, for collections, scrapbooks and other projects, were awarded to George Legg, Gerald David, Lynn Wayne Perrance, Dunton and Thueson. LIGHTS UP REVIEW—Members of the Anaheim P-TA council fifteenth annual Richards-Martin Dance pageant to be held welfare work. In the photograph are (1. to 9). Mrs. Lenoir-Loard and Mrs. R. C. Hein. Greater Anaheim Market 225 EAST CENTER ST. ACROSS FROM CITY HALL Open Sunday LEASON & WRAY POMEROY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SPECIALS CRISCO 3 lb. Can.....79¢ BISQUICK Lge. Box.....37¢ OPEN SUNDAYS Dill Pickles 24 oz. Jar.....15¢ Red Heart DOG FOOD 8 Tall Cans.....38¢ OPEN SUNDAYS Bird's Eye Frozen Peas & Carrots 12 oz. Pkg.....18¢ Golden State MILK Tall Can.....10¢ OPEN SUNDAYS Dill Pickles 15¢ 24 oz. Jar DOG FOOD 38¢ 2 Tall Cans OPEN SUNDAYS Bird's Eye Frozen Peas & Carrots 18¢ 12 oz. Pkg. Golden State MILK 10¢ Tall Can OPEN SUNDAYS Bunch Goods 10¢ 9 Bitsches Except Carrots BANANAS 35¢ 2 lbs. 225 E. CENTER Kilduff’s Quality Meats PHONE 2711 Eastern PORK CHOPS 49¢ Come in and Look Over Our Frozen Food Dept. We have a large variety of merchandise Boiling BEEF 29¢ Manning's RIB STEAKS 79¢ Chicken BACKS 2 lbs. 59¢ Shanks of HAMS 45¢ Free Parking in Rear of Store Musical Offerings Distinguish AUHS Baccalaureate (Continued from Page 1) bers and accompaniments were played in a mood and style befitting the occasion. The A Capella choir displayed understanding, dignity and articulation reflecting the effect of the direction of Miss Gania Demaree. Carol Hochuli, violinist demonstrated an ease of delivery and an exciting dexterity of her finger hand in her playing of Wienlawski's "Romance" from the II Concerto. Carol Hostick, organ soloist, showed a restraining facility in her technique which lent to the sacred beauty of Richard Purvis's "Fantasia." The invocation was delivered by the Rev. John K. Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church. The Rev. A. J. Casebeer, pastor of the Church of Christ gave the benediction, Miss Sylvia Mack, a member of the graduating class read the scripture lesson. 1500 Attend June Drill at St. Catherine's (Continued from Page 2) tuted for the Very Re Digman originally program make the address, who make an appearance. Pat nedy also presented the to the graduates. Councilman Oscar W gave the address of we start the afternoon's f Following the opening cadet corps marched in and stood for inspection, corps and junior drills th off- and ended with the parade with the cadets dress uniform. Maj. Charles Schmitt, co ant, was master of cerem Appointment of Billy R of the nation's top show consulting director of the forma World Progress ex opening in San Diego in announced today. NOW... NO M Buy Your New NORGE For As Lif Property Tax Bill Drops Property tax bill for Orange county government totaled $3,681-138 for the current (1949-50) fiscal year, down $29,986 from the $3711,126 property tax bill for 1948-49. California Taxpayers' Association reported today. Expenditures of the county were budgeted at $13,329,224 for 1949-50, compared with $10,282-284 for 1948-49. During 1949-50, aid to the needy aged and blind was handled in the state budget—so the 1949-50 county budgets showed no provision for this large government cost. It was in the 1948-49 budget and will be in the 1950-51 budget. Subventions and grants from other governments covered $6,095-836, of the county's budget, for 1949-50, compared with $3,853,345 for 1948-49. Other (non-tax) revenues for 1949-50 were budgeted at $3,552-250 compared with $2,717,813 for 1948-49. Middie Ater Middie Ater To Leave on Cruise June 17 Midshipman Leroy Earl Ater, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Earl Ater of 10211 South Harbor, Anaheim, a student of the University of Southern California, is scheduled to participate in the annual six-week Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps midshipmen senior-sophomore Pacific fleet cruise, beginning June 17. The cruise will include a visit to Pearl Harbor, where organize tours covering the varied scenic interests in the city of Honolulu and around the Island of Oahu have been arranged. Underway, ship and gunnery exercises will be conducted with simulated attacks being made on the cruise ships by "enemy" air, submarine, and surface craft. RIVERSIDE (AP)—Rudolfo had a little pooch that followed him to school one day, and kept on attending classes for six straight years. This week, Bruno, a brown mongrel, will be graduated—with credentials. He and his owner, Rudolfo Garabito, will leave the Casa Blanca elementary school and enter junior high. Principal M. B. Madden had an extra certificate made out—just for the dog. Bruno, incidentally, has a perfect attendance record. 1500 Attend June Drill at St. Catherine’s (Continued from Page 1) tuted for the Very Rev. Msgr. Digman originally programmed to make the address, who failed to make an appearance. Father Kennedy also presented the diplomas to the graduates. Councilman Oscar W. Heying gave the address of welcome to start the afternoon's festivities. Following the opening talk, the cadet corps marched in review and stood for inspection. Platoon, corps and junior drills then came off-and ended with the retreat parade with the cadets in full dress uniform. Maj. Charles Schmitt, commandant, was master of ceremonies. Appointment of Billy Rose, one of the nation's top showmen, as consulting director of the California World Progress exposition, opening in San Diego in 1953, was announced today. Citrus Auction LOS ANGELES, June 12—(AP)—The Federal State Market News service reported today grapefruit about steady; lemons slightly stronger on pckd; oranges steady, prices unchanged. Grapefruit—Per bx, Ariz pckd fcy 48s 3.00; 54s 3.75; 64s 4.00-25; 70s 4.00; 80s 4.00-25; 100s 3.25-50; Coach Vly pckd fcy 48s-54s 8.00; 64s 6.50; 80s-5.00; 100s 3.50; ex choice 48s-54s 4.50; 80s 3.50-4.00; 100s 3.00-25; choice 64s 3.50-4.00; 80s 3.25-50; 100s 3.00; local loose choice all sizes 1.25. Lehons—Per bx, local loose fcy 5.75-6.00; pckd fcy 252s 7.75-8.00; 200s 8.50-75; 360s 8.25-50; 432s 7.75-8.00. Oranges—Per bx, navels local pckd fcy 126s 5.00-25; 150s 5.25-50; 200s-252s 4.75-5.00; loose fcy 200s and lgr 3.00-15; mixed choice and std large 2.25; med 2.00-25; small 1.60-90; Valencias local pckd fcy 150s and lgr 5.25; 176s 5.00; 200s 4.75-5.00; 220s 4.25; 252s 3.75; 288s 3.50-75; loose fcy 220s and lgr 2.85-3.00; 252s 2.75; 288s 2.50; 344s 2.25. The California Fruit Growers Exchange reported today all auction markets California oranges were higher Valencias. 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