anaheim-gazette 1950-09-07

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ANAHEIMITEMS — There isn't any truth to the North ANAHEIM inspired rumors that this year's ANAHEIM Hallowe'en Festival will be a dud. Warren Ashleigh will tell you that it will be the best ever... Mrs. Margaret Riley almost missed her plane because she stopped to clip a GAZETTEER item about her illustrious son, Stan, to show the folks back home... Genevive Drummond is an emissary of ANAHEIM good will at the Chamber of Commerce office... Kenny Hellyer hasn't got time to sing the blues, he's too busy working on the countless details that go into making such a civic attraction as the ANAHEIM Hallowe'en Festival the outstanding community event in California... Incidentally, Jim Woods, the Community Fair originator, has a tender spot in his heart for ANAHEIM and ANAHEIMERS. It was here that his idea got it's start... ANAHEIM is the outstanding community that it is because such busy men as Adolf Schoepe take time to boost ANAHEIM. Adolf is an industrialist. His concern employs 400 people and yet he takes time to head the Community Fair committee... Stanton C of C Conducts Meeting The Stanton Chamber of Commerce held a meeting, open to the public, Tuesday night, at which L. A. (Dan) Patch, liaison officer, and Ben Lieberman co-ordinator of Orange county civil defense were speakers. Conna E. Pollack was appointed to arrange for the three Stanton elementary school districts, Savanna, Stanton and Magnolia, to each have a meeting in their own school to organize fire and police disaster groups for the area. A group of five, to be publicly elected, including a fire chief, a police chief and a co-ordinator to work with main office of Civilian Defense in the Santa Ana Court House will have to be formed. William Moreland Schuman was appointed to be on the Industrial committee representing Stanton at the Associated Chambers of Orange county. Three alternate directors were promoted to be directors: Lewis McBratney, Conna E. Pollack and S. S. Muraoka. In addition to these three, five more were elected to make up a group of eight which will serve for one year, including, Harry Raidy, Lewis Goale, Martin Coolidge, Ray Quon and Bill Wong. Elected for two years were the following eight men: Malcolm Sanders, Clyde Howland, Ray Berg, Anthony Parra, Lloyd Thomas, William Schuman, Harold Heitmiller and Roy Hudson. PROFILES—Karl Reinhard is a quiet sort of a guy who shuns the limelight and publicity, yet works quietly in the background. Not only has Karl become ANAHEIM’s leading industrialists, but he is also one of ANAHEIM’s greatest boosters. ANAHEIM can justly be proud of Karl Reinhard as Karl is proud to be an ANAHEIMER. SIDELINES — Mary Whitney, the ANAHEIM lass who played a lot of ball for the Buena Park Lynx, will matriculate at Santa Barbara next week. She is a physical education major ... George Norwine, the elder, and Geroge Norwine, the younger, are personable ANAHEIMERS who are operating a successful father-and-son business enterprise. Friendship has built their firm ... Singing Sam, the Kit Kat man, has a keen sense of humor. When Ervin Wedel’s mail brought a needle craft broadside from Aunt Ellen, Jim Kilduff’s butchers got quite a laugh. No one, it seems, expected the ANAHEIM meat cutter to be interested in needlecraft ... Everyone except Ol’ Doc Stork took a Labor Day holiday. But Doc Stork visited five ANAHEIM families, leaving daughters for the William Neuners and the Anselmo Villaneuvas ... Chester Kelly has a son ... So does Eddie Goldberg ... And the Ralph Cornelluses are the parents of a baby boy ... Clarence Rice isn’t getting the mileage he should. It seems the gas tank of his car has a leak. Santa Ana firemen had to clean up the fire hazard caused by his parked car ... Paul McGuire a former ANAHEIMER served as one of the Huntington Beach Twin Contest judges ... David and Daniel Claypool, the 12-year-old ANAHEIMERS, got a kick out of the proceedings, also awards ... Durn Humrich is recuperating from one of the eight county Labor Day week-end auto accidents. The Sewer bond election sample ballots have been mailed out. Every McBratney, Conna E. Pollack and S. S. Muracka. In addition to these three, five more were elected to make up a group of eight which will serve for one year, including Harry Raidy, Lewis Goale, Martin Coolidge, Ray Quon and Bill Wong. Elected for two years were the following eight men: Malcolm Sanders, Clyde Howland, Ray Berg, Anthony Parra, Lloyd Thomas, William Schuman, Harold Heitmiller and Roy Hudson. Bus routes also came in for consideration. Among the proposed routes buses will be seen on Cerritos and Katella blvd., Stanton ave., and Magnolia. Fifty buses have been ordered and it is believed that in time 50 more will be seen in the major cities and towns in Orange county. Masons Plan State Meet More than 10,000 Master Masons and their families from all parts of the state will attend the California Masonic Grand Lodge Centennial to be held in San Francisco, October 9 to 13, according to Francis V. Keesling, Past Grand Master of the California Grand Lodge and Chairman of the Centennial Executive Committee. This will be the largest gathering of Masons ever held in this state. Grand Masters and Grand Secretaries from Grand Lodges throughout the nation and several foreign countries will be among the honored guests at the Centennial, according to Ellsworth Meyer of Los Angeles, Grand Master of the California Grand Lodge. The Centennial is being held to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Masonry in California. California Lodge No. 1, F. & A. M. San Francisco was established Nov. 15, 1849 on a charter originally granted them by the Washington, D. C. Grand Lodge. The California Grand Lodge was organized in 1850. There are now more than 600 Masonic Lodges in California. ZETTEER’s letter box brings some interesting mail, including a cartoon from Jim Talcott, ANAHEIM’s cartoonist who became a North ANAHEIM real estator to get the pay dirt ... And, the GAZETTEER is sending out a couple of passes to the Orange Drive-In theater where there’s always a good show. Hope E. J. Schilling and Christine Atwell like Paul McGuire a former ANAHEIMER served as one of the Huntington Beach Twin Contest judges. David and Daniel Claypool, the 12-year-old ANAHEIMERS, got a kick out of the proceedings, also awards. Durn Humrich is recuperating from one of the eight county Labor Day week-end auto accidents. The Sewer bond election sample ballots have been mailed out. Every wise ANAHEIMER will give this issue his wholehearted cooperation. ANAHEIM has everything—almost everything—except sewers. HELP WANTED—High school or junior college journalism student wanted for light chore. Contact the GAZETTEER, P.O. Box 501, for details. MAIL—Well, well, the old GA- ZETTEER's letter box brings some interesting mail, including a cartoon from Jim Talcott, ANAHEIM's cartoonist who became a North ANAHEIM real estator to get the pay dirt. And, the GAZETTEER is sending out a couple of passes to the Orange Drive-In theater where there's always a good show. Hope E. J. Schilling and Christine Atwell like movies under the stars. There must be quite a few lonesome ANAHEIMERS because we've gotten a few replies to that lonely chap's request. If there are any more ANAHEIMERS who'd like to subscribe to our drawing course, for free, drop us a line. REMEMBER—If you do what you've got to do, you'll have it done and can say you did it. School Slacks ALL WOOL Tweeds and Flannels $895 SWANBERGERS Home of Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes County Douglas Group Named An Orange county Douglas for senate committee has been organized, the secretary of that group announced today. The members are as follows: Frank Evans, Santa Ana; James Munroe, Santa Ana; Mrs. Emma Pellew, Anaheim; Mrs. Harold Jobes, Orange; Mrs. Olive Devine of Santa Ana. It is contemplated that several other members will be added to the committee in the near future, at which time a chairman will be chosen, spokesman said. An invitation is extended to anyone who wishes to assist to contact the se3-5626. Mrs. Douglas opens paign with a state last night. A PROUD ACHIEVEMENT SEPTEMBER 1950 Yes, This Thrifty Housewife Did Her Home Canning In September Assuring Her Family Of Tasty Rich Nutritious Fruits For The Winter Months At A Real Savings. Be Proud Of LAKE COUNTY Canning Special! WORLD'S FINEST EATING AND CANNING PEAR BARTLETT PEARS APROX. WEIGHT 25 LBS. 2.29 LUG BOX NEW CROP WATSONVILLE Fine For Applesauce BANANA APPLES APROX. WEIGHT 37 LBS 4 LBS. 25¢ $2.29 PER BOX FRESH! LARGE BUNCHES BUNCH VEGETABLES 3 FOR 14 CENTRAL AMERICAN GOLDEN BANANAS 2 LBS. 25 DON'T MISS THE CANNING EXHIBIT AT THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR STARTING SEPT. 15th Luxury PURE SEEDLESS BOYSENBERRY PRESERVES POUND JAR 15¢ Tip Top GRADE "A" LARGE COUNTRY E G S PER DOZEN 49¢ Skippy PEANUT BUTTER 37¢ 15 OZ. JAR Luxury PURE SEEDLESS BOYSENBERRY PRESERVES POUND JAR 15¢ Tip Top GRADE "A" LARGE COUNTRY E GGS PER DOZEN 49¢ Skippy PEANUT BUTTER 37¢ 15 OZ. JAR KINGAN'S CIRCLE K SLICED BACON 49¢ LB. ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF SIRLOIN STEAKS 89¢ LB. ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF SWISS STEAKS 79¢ LB. 2 LBS. 2 OZS. OR OVER DIXIE FRYERS 17¥ ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF T-BONE STEAKS 95¢ LB. Lipton's TEA 63¢ LB. 32¢ TEA BAGS 16 CUPS 19¢ 48 CUPS 52¢ DELICATESSEN TASTY TANGY MACARONI SALAD MOZ. PKG. 23¢ REAL CHINATOWN GOODNESS CHOW MEIN (WITH POAK) POUND 27¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 8 & 9 Serving Southern California Since 1910 406 E. CENTER - ANAHEIM - 510 W. CENTER ST. AMPLE PARKING "These Prices Are Effective in All Alpha who wishes to assist in any way to contact the secretary at KI 3-5626. Mrs. Douglas opened her campaign with a state wide broadcast last night. U.S. SEEKS WASP IN SIAM BANGKOK (F) — The United States Department of Agriculture has started a one-year investigation of fruit flies and their enemies in Siam in the hopes it will find a Siamese wasp to defeat a plague of fruit flies in Hawaii. The Hawaiian fruit fly is believed to have started during the war with the introduction of some infested fruit. FEBRUARY 1951 Thrifty Houseer Home Canotember Assurmily Of Tasty itious Fruits inter Months Savings. Of Your Achievement! 229 LUG BOX 1 LBS. 25¢ $2.29 PER BOX 3 FOR 14¢ 2 LBS. 25¢ FRUIT JARS PINTS 75¢ (DOZEN) QUARTS 85¢ Kerr CANNING BOOKS 15¢ EACH M.C.P. PECTIN PER PACKAGE 11¢ CANNING EXHIBITION LES COUNTY FAIR 15TH FOOD CLUB COFFEE POUND CAN 79¢ QUAKER OATS LARGE PKG. 33¢ PANCAKE FLOUR FISHER 2 LB. PKG. 34¢ SHERBET OR ICE CREAM NUTRI-PAK PINT 15¢ MEL-O-SWEET COLORED MARGARINE POUND PKG. 29¢ KRISPY CRACKERS POUND PKG. 27£ PINEAPPLE JUICE LIBBY'S NO. 2 CAN 15£ GERBER'S BABY FOOD STRAINED PER CAN 3 FOR 25¢ PANCAKE FLOUR PKG. SHERBET OR ICE CREAM NUTRI-PAK PINT 15¢ MEL-O-SWEET COLORED MARGARINE POUND PKG. 29¢ KRISPY CRACKERS POUND PKG. 27¢ PINEAPPLE JUICE LIBBY'S NO. 2 CAN 15¢ GERBER'S BABY FOOD STRAINED PER CAN 3 FOR 25¢ PILLSBURY CAKE MIX GOOD DEAL 16 OZ. PKG. FLIT FLY SPRAY QUARTS 47¢ CALO DOG FOOD POUND CAN 2 FOR 23¢ CHIFFON FLAKES LARGE BOX 25¢ GRANULATED SOAP CITRUS LARGE BOX 27£ WRISLEYS BATH SOAP 10 CAKE BAG 59£ BATH SOAP SWEETHEART 4 BAR DEAL 31£ BAB-O CLEANSER CANS 2 FOR 23£ Adolph's Meat Tenderizer FOR YOUR FREE SAMPLE 4 OZ. JAR Add this Coupon to Alpha Beta Food Markets 491 S. Boyle Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 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