anaheim-gazette 1950-09-01

Santa Ana Golf Tourney Slated Santa Ana's Fourth Annual City Amateur golf tournament will start tomorrow at the Willowick golf course for a three day campaign that will end with the final matches on Monday, Labor Day. Lakewood's Bill Morey leads the qualifying parade with a 69 and will be one of the favorites at tee-time tomorrow. Tom Johnson of San Diego is defending champion and will also be among the favorites. Following the Labor Day finals an award dinner has also been scheduled for the Willowick club house. Trophies will be presented V.A. Calls For Hospital Aids Hospital attendants are needed to serve in the Neuropsychiatric hospital, V.A., center, Wilshire and Sawtelle Boulevards. Applicants must be entitled to veterans preference, must pass written test and have six months experience as hospital attendant or similar type work. Dormitory type quarters are available at nominal charge for male attendants. Uniforms are furnished and laundered without charge. to winners in the Championship, Mayor's, and Willowick flights by the sponsoring Santa Ana Junior Chamber of Commerce. The award dinner is open to the public. LOOKING IT OVER—P Frank Rospaw (left), P Joint Outfall Sewer system senting their communit of some $3,000,000 in bo to install the new line w communitics. Sewer Vote (Continued from Page say is dangerously overload rying millions of gallons r sewage per day than it w tended in the original desi Speakers before Anaheim and service groups have re pointed out that all eng FRESH GROUND ALL BEEF Lb. 39¢ SHORT RIBS ... lb. 39¢ 1 LB. BUCKETS AMBASSADOR JAMS and JELLIES ... 37¢ 4 LB., 2 OZ., JAR SPICED AND GREEN OLIVES ... 89¢ COMPLETE LINE PICNIC SUPPLIES WE SPECIALIZE IN LOW PRICES EVERY DAY... OPEN 24 HOURS This will be a long week-end, but with our complete line of meats and groceries your worries are over. Visit us today. DAY AND NIGHT MARKET N.W. Corner Lincoln and Stanton Anaheim 9174 Immediate Occupancy a LIFETIME Home in ANAHEIM... Now not only can you own a beautiful 3-bedroom home quality built to give you years of enjoyment... but you can also make a sound investment for the future. A Lifetime Home offers you both. For here is an enduring investment in one of the finest cities of the nation... just a few miles from El Toro Marine Base... close to the new freeway... only a few minutes from Los Angeles, Long Beach and other Sewer Vote (Continued from Page) say is dangerously overloaded trying millions of gallons per day than it tended in the original design. Speakers before Anaheim and service groups have pointed out that all engenuity possible has brought into play to keep thetering system operating, but now reached an absolute limit the only feasible solution build the Magnolia ave. Tr. Whieldon pointed out the fate of the Magnolia ave. Sewer bond issue could have rect bearing on the future community. "After a careful review facts," he said, "there is no that there is much at stake issue. Industry, homebuildi general community health w fer unless some measures a en to relieve the present se system. If all citizens le facts, the bond issue will as go over. However, the only will be voted on is for ev gible citizen to go to the p election day, September 1 Now not only can you own a beautiful 3-bedroom home quality built to give you years of enjoyment... but you can also make a sound investment for the future. A Lifetime Home offers you both. For here is an enduring investment in one of the finest cities of the nation... just a few miles from El Toro Marine Base... close to the new freeway... only a few minutes from Los Angeles, Long Beach and other industrial areas. Veterans here is the ideal spot for your family. Pay no money down (impounds only) and get the easiest terms ever offered! Visit Model Home Corner Citron and South St. Telephone Anaheim 5707 They are nearing completion and in just a few days you can move into one of these beautiful, tropical-modern homes in Anaheim. All have 3 bedrooms, 2-car garages, modern bathrooms, oak floors, carefully planned kitchens, gas fired vented dual furnaces, touch-plate lighting, large lots, landscaped lawns and many other features. Be sure to visit the model home in Anaheim. Let our representative show you the many features of these homes. OPEN LABOR DAY and AFFILIATED COMPANIES 2055 S. Main St., Santa Ana Main Office Phone—KI. 3-6660 or KI. 3-6803 LOOKING IT OVER—Plans of the proposed Magnolia Ave. Trunk Sewer project are scanned by Frank Rospaw (left), Placentia, and Walter Wentz of Garden Grove, while Burton Ellis (center), Joint Outfall Sewer system engineer, points out a detail of the line. Rospaw and Wentz are representing their communities on the Joint Citizens committee which is working to bring about passage of some $3,000,000 in bonds Sept. 18 in seven Orange county communities. Bond money will be used to install the new line which engineers say will ably relieve the overcrowded line now serving the communities. Sewer Vote (Continued from Page 1) y is dangerously overloaded, caring millions of gallons more of wage per day than it was in-ended in the original design. Speakers before Anaheim civic d service groups have recently inted out that all engineering clergyman as the Reverend Pflug to work for the betterment of the community. ODDENDITIES — Chuck King who trucks a lot of juice fruit in and out of ANAHEIM is a softballer in his spare time. The other night, he got a bang out of the Sewer Vote (Continued from Page 1) by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ANAHEIMITEMS—Ernie Moeller did it again! The sparkplug of the ANAHEIM Chamber of Commerce sold the Rinshed-Mason Company on locating in ANAHEIM. The manufacturers of paint products, too, are to be congratulated on having made a wise decision. In a three-column front-page article, a Santa Ana newspaper, states: Loss of Paint Plant Blow to Industry Development. It bemoaned the fact that the paint company had chosen the former Caltone plant rather than locating in Santa Ana. Paul Keller, engineer for the Detroit concern, and Edward Hawkins, plant manager, made a wise decision on choosing ANAHEIM for their plant. In ANAMEIM they’ll receive wholehearted cooperation... One of the heads of one of the firms which left Fullerton to establish in ANAHEIM said: "We’d have been foolish if we hadn’t moved. ANAHEIM gives us 100 per cent cooperation—the kind of cooperation you can’t get anywhere else." Then he went on to say that the genial ANAHEIM Chamber of Commerce manager was a real emissary of industrial good will... Stan Riley who developed his broad shoulders playing football for ANAHEIM Hi is having his troubles. He’s the kingpin behind the Southwestern Regional Softball tournament and has the promoters crying on his shoulders. Neither Brea’s George Bagsley nor Bunena Park’s Marion (Shorty) Hill likes the break they got in the drawings. PROFILES — A comparatively new ANAHEIMER, the Rev. Edwin H. Pflog, has already won the confidence and respect of all with whom he has come in contact. ANAHEIM is fortunate, indeed, to have such an outstanding clergyman as the Reverend Pflug to work for the betterment of the community. ODDENDITIES — Chuck King who trucks a lot of juice fruit in and out of ANAHEIM is a softballer in his spare time. The other night, he got a bang out of the fact that a San Diego manager requested that Rodger (Doe) Miller, the Buena Park electrician, wear a cap when nothing was said when Shorty Hill took the field bareheaded. Doc may have some store teeth, but he has a head of hair... Noel Sweeney wishes cars came equipt with radar. He’s going to drive through the fog to the Long Beach State college... Harry James would really pack ANAHEIM's Harmony Park hall September 10 when he plays for the LULAC dance if he brought his wife—Betty Grable... Now that schoolbells are about to tinkle again, Don Derr and his recreation department co-workers are to be congratulated once more for having done an outstanding job. Barbara Hiltscher and Barbara Lawrence did an outstanding job with the crafts department... Roy Merk’s junior baseball team was tops... Major Ralph Comstock did an outstanding chore instructing youngsters in the use and respect of firearms... REMINDER — Casualties will be heavy over the week-end. Take it easy. The life you save may be yours. Nothing is so precious as the life of an ANAHEIMER, so take it easy... COMMENTARY — These are troubled times, friend; and, in times like these, people need a lift. Though life is good here in ANAHEIM, ANAHEIMERS need something that will make them forget the troubles of this war-weary world. They need the lift that comes from listening to the thrilling music of a band. In the old days, ANAHEIM was known for its gemudlichkeit. There were band concerts under those large spreading pepper trees. ANAHEIMERS turned out to hear the concerts under the stars. The ANAHEIM Elks band is a good organization. It would be avail- DANCE THEIR WAY TO LOVE Fred Astaire and Vera-Ellen are the dancing stars of M-G-M's happy new Technicolor musical, "Three Little Words," based on the lives and music of songwriters Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby. Red Skelton and Arlene Dahl form another romantic twosome in the big hit coming to the Orange Drive-In Theatre Sunday. OPENING CEREMONY—Gov. Earl Warren, at mike, and Will C. Wright, president of the state fair board, address the crowd which gathered for the 1950 California State Fair in Sacramento. The address followed official opening ceremonies at the gate. FAIR SIZED CAKE SACRAMENTO (P)—A 13-foot high California birthday cake will be lighted and set spinning to music today by Governor Warren. It is California's one hundredth birthday cake—built of wood and cardboard at the State Fair in celebration of a century by the Golden State. Hundreds of thousands of Californians and their guests will pass by the giant cake before the fair ends at midnight on September 10, able for weekly concerts. Four public spirited ANAHEIMERS — Herb Salveson, Bill Cook, Oscar Solter and Art Roquet—are now the sparkplugs of the Elks Band. They know what it means to have good music. They know the thrill one gets from listening to band music. Long Beach has a municipal band. It enjoys world-wide fame. Why can't ANAHEIM have an ANAHEIM band for ANAHEIMERS to enjoy? REMEMBER—If you've never made a mistake, you've never done anything. Highway Traffic Officer Filing Deadline Sept. 8 Men who wish to become state traffic officers were reminded today by the California Highway Patrol that September 8 is the last day for filing applications. All applications received after that date will be rejected, it was stated. Vacancies in the Highway Patrol are expected to occur shortly. The positions, under state civil service, have a salary range of $281 to $341 a month. Applicants must be between the ages of 21 to 35, have lived in California for at least one year, have the equivalent of a high school education and meet certain physical requirements. A written examination will be held on October 7. Applications may be obtained at any office of the Department of Employment and from the State personnel board in Sacramento, San Francisco or Los Angeles. CHICAGO (P)—A bus rammed a lamp post on South Park ave. The post smashed through the living room window of a home and struck Mrs. Ina Brown. She was injured slightly. FUHS Girls Plan Big Sister Party The FUHS Girls' League is making plans for the annual Big and Little Sister party to be given on Saturday, September 9 at 2:30. This event honors the new girls who are entering Fullerton Union High school this fall. The Indian theme will be featured throughout the afternoon. Guests are invited to open house on the Fullerton Indian Reservation and are to meet in the wigwam in the cafeteria. Sally Randall, president of the Girls' League, has appointed Jerry Wallace as hospitality chairman and she is in charge of the affair. Patsy Cortez is seeding out the 500 invitations and had the huge task of matching up big and little sisters. Other committee chairmen are: Robin Cone, art and decorations; Barbara Ramey, reception; Barbara Still, refreshments; Dorothy Kuchel, publicity; Mrs. Elizabeth Brunskill is the faculty adviser. One-third of all lightning victims lose their lives by seeking shelter under a tree. 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