anaheim-gazette 1950-07-27

Master Plans for $2½ Million County Fairground Disclosed A master plan for a 2½ million Orange County Fair Grounds was disclosed Tuesday night as Robert E. Bennett, Los Angeles architect, told members of the Associated Chambers of Orange county of arrangements being made for development of the huge project. The group, meeting in the Fair's huge exhibit building, was told by Bennett that Orange county is "the last frontier adjacent to Metropolitan Los Angeles," and that a stupendous growth in the future is assured. Bennett told of the need in the county for a year round recreational area and pointed to the plan he has prepared for state authorities as the answer to the county's problem. He took as an example a huge football stadium seating 10,000 persons which will be erected adjacent to property of Orange Coast College. This, he said, will be available to other schools of the county, and can be used for many sports events. "In addition," he said, "the huge agriculture building, measuring 100 by 300 feet, can be utilized for large dancing groups, for many types of meetings, and possibly for year-around ice-skating." Other small organizations may use the buildings for club meetings and various activities, he added. Bennett pointed to the need for permanent recreational facilities on such a Fair Grounds, explaining that heretofore, with no permanent grounds, the county Fair was Hike in Haircut Price in Hands Of Barber Unions Uncertainty as to whether prices of haircuts may be boosted immediately to $1.25 in Anaheim was expressed today by the majority of the city's barbers. Most agreed, however, that "it is only a matter of time" until price hikes go into effect here. Although no immediate increase is in sight, several predicted prices would be upped before September 1. Most Los Angeles area barbers have instituted the new price. Just when prices will be raised locally will be up to the Orange County Associated Master Barbers and the AFL barbers union, it was pointed out. When it comes, it will come in all union shops, which just about include all shops in this area. Baseball American League CLEVELAND (AP)—Sam Chapman batted in four runs with a homer and a double today as the Philadelphia Athletics beat Cleveland, 7-2. Lou Brissie allowed Cleveland only four hits in snapping a string on nine straight wins over Philadelphia by the Indians. "In addition," he said, "the huge agriculture building, measuring 100 by 300 feet, can be utilized for large dancing groups, for many types of meetings, and possibly for year-around ice-skating." Other small organizations may use the buildings for club meetings and various activities, he added. Bennett pointed to the need for permanent recreational facilities on such a Fair Grounds, explaining that heretofore, with no permanent grounds, the county Fair was not in a position to accept state grants or appropriations from the pari-mutuel funds which go to Fairs in the state. With construction on the permanent setup, the county is almost assured of funds eventually to carry out the $2½ million program, he added. In telling of the proposed program, the architect explained that included in the master plan are a huge swimming pool, a complete tennis court layout, large buildings for agricultural and feature exhibits, commercial exhibits, building plus an exhibits tent for automobiles and boats, a large baseball diamond, a complete floriculture building, amphitheatre, a restaurant, complete layout of barns and exhibits buildings for junior and senior livestock entries and other structures for educational and fine arts exhibits. Presiding at the meeting of the Association Chambers was President Justin M. Kennedy of Santa Ana. William F. Davis, Manager of the fair told the audience of plans for this year's program, which opens Aug. 16, and runs through Aug. 20. He predicted the finest Fair in the county's history and said that plans are already being made for a more successful program next year. Davis also entertained the audience with several songs, with Miss Ruth Armstrong accompanying on an organ furnished by Danz - Schmidt of Santa Ana. Miss Armstrong also furnished music during the dinner hour. The meal was served by the Rossmore Cafe. One Man Injured In Two Crashes Reported Today One man received slight injuries in one of two traffic accidents reported in Anaheim today. Ray H. Schmittker, 85, of Los Angeles, received minor chest injury. Local VFW Officer Urges Vets to File Discharge Papers "Veterans who have not filed their discharge papers at the County Recorder's office are urged to do so" said Commander Lowell Gamble of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post today. "Destroyed or lost discharge papers are extremely hard to replace, but if the papers are re- One Man Injured In Two Crashes Reported Today One man received slight injuries in one of two traffic accidents reported in Anaheim today. Ray H. Schmittker, 35, of Los Angeles, received minor chest injuries and was treated at Anaheim Community hospital after his car ran over a curbing and sheared off a utility pole at 2:45 a.m. at Los Angeles and Vermont streets. Just outside the city limits, the accident was handled by highway patrol officers. No one was injured in a two car collision that occurred at 10:40 this morning at the intersection of Los Angeles and Center when a car driven by Mrs. Astrid Oas, 531 S. Helena st., collided with a car driven by Mrs. Gertrude Irene Rigby, 856 N. Dickel. Local VFW Officer Urges Vets to File Discharge Papers "Veterans who have not filed their discharge papers at the County Recorder's office are urged to do so" said Commander Lowell Gamble of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post today. "Destroyed or lost discharge papers are extremely hard to replace, but if the papers are recorded at the Recorder's office, a copy can be obtained within 24 hours." "This is very important, as well as helpful, in the event a veterans needs hospitalization and must prove his veteran status." "The Veterans Administration has announced that any veteran dissatisfied with his recent insurance dividend may file an appeal," Commander Gamble stated. "Appeal forms are available at the Post hall, and any veteran desiring a copy may obtain one at the hall, 106 N. Philadelphia st., any Thursday evening." BENEFIT BARBECUE—Knights of Columbus will hold their Second Public Benefit Barbecue, Sunday, July 30th, at St. John Bosco School for Boys on the school grounds, 13460 S. Bellflower blvd., Bellflower; Gates open 11 a.m. Donations of one dollar includes pit beef barbecue dinner de luxe and free door prize. Children's plate, including milk, 50 cents. Employers Should Pay Unemployment Insurance Promptly Employers who fail to tie and their unemployment insurance is for the second quarter of on or before July 31, will their chances of receiving a lower tax rate starting next year, according to R. C. Hiatt, California Department of Employment auditor in charge in Santa Ana. Mr. Hiatt pointed out that it is not possible to use payments made after July 31, in computing the employer rates that range from one to 2.7 percent. In addition, penalty and interest will be charged on returns not deposited in the mail on or before the last day of July. Any employer needing last minute advice or assistance in preparing his return is urged to phone Mr. Hiatt at KI 2-4461, or call at his office at 1104 West Eighth Street, Santa Ana. SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — shore Leader Harry Bridge booed last night at a meeting his CIO Longshoremen's local No. 10 when he rose pose an impending loyalty of dockworkers. HOT WEATHER Food Club FRUIT COCKTAIL NO. 2½ CAN 27¢ Arvilla CHEESE FOOD TWO POUND PACKAGE 67¢ ONE 6 oz. CAN MAKES TWENTY FOUR OUNCES Arvilla CHEESE FOOD TWO POUND PACKAGE 67c Foodcraft DILL PICKLES 24 OZ. JAR 25c Van Camp's PORK and BEANS NO. 25 CAN 19c Cool & Filling MACARONI SALAD 15 OZ. PACKAGE 19c FRUIT JELLO POUND PACKAGE 19c BUTTER FIRST QUALITY G POUND CARTON 66c STUFFED OLIV 2 oz. BOTTLE 21c BARTLETT PE HALVES 29c ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF CHUCK ROAST lb. 55¢ PLATE BOILING BEEF lb. 29¢ SEVEN BONE ROAST lb. 59¢ SWISS STEAK lb. 79¢ ROUND STEAK lb. 89¢ GROUND BEEF lb. 49¢ SWISS STEAK 79¢ ROUND STEAK 89¢ GROUND BEEF 49¢ Tangy Grapefruit at its best! SUNKIST 3 for 15¢ SOLID SLICING TOMATOES 10¢ NORTHERN STRAWBERRIES NEW CROP BASKET 25¢ SEEDLESS GRAPES New crop Northern 19¢ Guaranteed WATERMELONS 2½ c lb. E. CENTER - ANAHEIM - 510 W. CENTER ST. AMPLE PARKING SPACE "These Prices Are Effective in All Alpha Beta F SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Longshore Leader Harry Bridges was poised last night at a meeting of CIO Longshoremen's Union Local No. 10 when he rose to oppose an impending loyalty check dockworkers. Intercity Shooting Matches to Begin Sunday Morning The first in a series of intercity marksmanship matches gets under way this Sunday morning at 9 a.m., on the Associated Rifle club's outdoor range, according to an announcement made today by Mrs. Helen Smith, executive officer of the Ikettes. Scheduled as monthly affairs, the matches are being sponsored by the Ikettes, Isaac Walton League auxiliary. Shooting will continue until 3 p.m. OFFER! TOP FROST CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE TRY IT - You'll always BUY IT! Buy 2 CAN'S AT REGULAR PRICE and Get one can for CAN MAKE YOUR OUNCES Yoill always BUY IT! BUTTER FIRST QUALITY GRADE A POUND CARTON 66¢ STUFFED OLIVES 21¢ HIRTLETT PEARS 29¢ NO. 2 CAN Buy 2 CANS AT REGULAR PRICE and Get one can for PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. & SAT. JULY 28 & 29 SUNSHINE HYDROX COOKIES LGE. PKG. 38¢ TREAT WAFERS POUND PACKAGE 27¢ GOLD MEDAL SPAGHETTI POUND PACKAGE 19¢ MORRELL'S SNACK 12 OZ. 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