anaheim-gazette 1950-09-28

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER IT ISN'T SO—Catherine and Wayne Osborn assured us that the four lines o' type we ran about them aren't so. Our news-line was misconstrued, so the GAZETTEER publicly apologizes to the ANAHEIMERS. SIGNS—ANAHEIM is not only the Industrial heart of Orange county. ANAHEIM is a city of beautiful parks, schools and churches. ANAHEIM is an ideal place to live! To do justice to ANAHEIM and its 15,000 citizens the signs at the entrance to the city must catch the spirit of ANAHEIM... It isn't easy but it can be done. COMMENTARY — ANAHEIM can be proud of men like Ray Reafanyder. The businessman has just been made chairman of the 1950 ANAHEIM Community Chesapeake Drive. He will head the campaign to raise $22,500. That will mean a lot of hard work, and while there will be several hundred workers in the drive, it is such public spirited ANAHEIMERS as Reafanyder, Cityde Cromer, Louis Hoskins and Judge John Shea who are willing to devote their time and energies to a worthy cause that makes ANAHEIM the city it is. PASSING—G. Hart Chesley has been laid to rest. As it must to all New Home Owners Bring City Revenue Says Builder Cox Henry C. Cox, president and general manager of Lifetime Homes Inc., commenting upon the building and economic future of Orange county, pointed out today that the income of home owners on the average tract of 100 new homes brings to the county an estimated half-million dollars of purchasing power each year. “In Anaheim,” the builder declared, “our tracts represent a $2,500,000 investment and in Fullerton and Santa Ana $1,250,000 each. While the money required for the materials and wages, which go into these homes, represents a big economic force, the greatest factor over the years is the buying power which these residences bring to each community.” “Count the number of new 25, 50 or 100-home tracts in the county or tabulate the number of single homes and look ahead to the purchasing power they will bring to the county and the results will amaze you,” the company’s head pointed out. The Lifetime Company is now selling homes in Anaheim and Fullerton, which will wind up the greatest single company home building development in the county's history. Lifetime Home's third tract in Santa Ana was sold out several weeks ago. The total of the three tracts and other smaller developments in the county by the same group, has been nearly 1000 homes. County 4-H'ers Nab LA Fair Awards PASSING—G. Hart Chesley has been laid to rest. As it must to all men, death came to the prominent Long Beach and Northern Orange country transportation company executive in the 68th year of his life. He established an oilfield trucking business in Brea in 1920 and in 1931 moved to Long Beach where he established the Chesley Transportation Company. He was active in fraternal organizations. He was a member of the Brea Lions Club, the California Vistadores, the El Rodeo Riding Club, the ANAHEIM Elks and was the founder of the Long Beach Mounted Police. RECOGNITION — Wayne Andrade, ANAHEIM's outstanding florist, is doing an outstanding job and gaining further recognition for himself and ANAHEIM with his gorgeous floral work at the Pomona Fair. A keen judge of color harmony and arrangement, Andrade's floral displays are breath-taking in their beauty and design. HORSEMAN—Johnny Wagner, well-known Placentia pioneer and horselover, is a determined individual. He loves parades and will take part even if he has to ride in a hoss and buggy rather than astride a fiery steed. You can't keep a good man from taking part in a parade. APOLOGY—Recently, the GAZETTEER got himself a couple of "leg men" to help dig up newslines about ANAHEIMERS. The result proved to be interesting as it caused tempers to flare. "Where did you get your information?" irate subscribers called on the selling homes in Anaheim and Fullerton, which will wind up the greatest single company home building development in the county's history. Lifetime Home's third tract in Santa Ana was sold out several weeks ago. The total of the three tracts and other smaller developments in the county by the same group, has been nearly 1000 homes. County 4-H'ers Nab L.A. Fair Awards Orange County 4-H members captured a large share of prizes at the Los Angeles county fair, announced Anne Girod, home adviser for the Agricultural Extension Service, in charge of the county 4-H work. "Saturday, September 23, was 4-H day at the fair, with Orange county 4-H members taking an active part in all contests," continues Miss Girod. Some 50 boys and girls from the six southern counties participated in the agricultural judging contests and captured three trophies. The Orange county youngsters were named outstanding in the swine, dairy, and goats divisions. Frank Maise of Placentia, was named top scoring youth in the contest. Jim Harlas, Placentia, won second place. Seven boys tied for third place ribbon; three boys were from Orange county: Lee Myers, Placentia; Roy Rosedale, Yorba Linda, and Ralph Rosedale, Yorba Linda. phone . . . "It isn't so!" . . So, once again, on behalf of the lads who someday will be topflight newspapermen, the GAZETTEER apologizes to all upon whose toes he unitentionally tread . . . In pounding out a column every knock isn't a boost, but has been an opportunity for a couple of worthy youngsters to learn the intricacies of a fascinating business—newspapering . . . So, to all you nice people, we apologize if we've said anything you didn't like. REMEMBER—To err is human, but it's hard to overlook the other fellow's faults. FRESH BAKED EVERY DAY • BUTTERHORNS • BEAR CLAWS Assorted Filled • COFFEE RINGS Assorted • DOUGHNUTS MANY OTHER DELICIOUS BAKERY ITEMS So lovely... So luscious... Party White Cake Your party's simply not complete without one of our fluffy-light Party White Cakes. Grand, too, as the crowning glory of your family dinner. Get one of these sparkling Party White Cakes today! BREAKFAST It's always a real treat at Hadley's! Delicious coffee, a variety of doughnuts (made right here), sweet rolls—in fact, just anything you want—from a cup of coffee to a complete meal. LUNCH We pride ourselves in serving the very best in lunches. For example, we have a variety of salads, including shrimp, lobster, tuna, stuffed tomato, etc. And as for sandwiches, you just name it. Hadley's Bakery and FOUNTAIN 101 W. CENTER at LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM Oocado Growers Institute Set Today, October 21 has been the date for the twenty-Annual Avocado Growers' conference conducted by the Agricultural Extension Service and the Bureau of Orange and Los Angeles counties. This was decided by the special program committee of the institute which met last week at La Habra to work out details of program, speakers and arrangements. The same location as previous years was selected—the Washington school auditorium in La Habra. The day's session will begin at 9:30 a.m., and continue until 4 p.m. Speakers and their subjects will be announced later, said Wahlberg. The program committee included Adolph Bosch, Orange chairman of the Orange county avocado department; George Kellogg, Yorba Linda; Ross Hodson and Walter Beck of La Habra; Loren Meade, chairman of the Los Angeles county avocado department; John Smith, Kenneth Smoyer, farm Los Angeles county; C. Son, farm adviser, Oran and Wahlberg. Learning is like roast stream; not to advance back. Alpha Beta Graded Best PORTERHOUSE STEAKS th. 98¢ Pennsylvania SMOKED SAUSAGE th. 55¢ Our Own Make SMOKED PICNICS Ready TO EAT! th. 47¢ DIXIE FRYERS 2 lbs. 2 oz. OR OVER $1 79 EA. Our Own Make WIENERS SKIN ON th. 49¢ Our Cum Make WIENERS SKIN ON 49 Meat Makes the Meat ECONOMY DINNER of THE WEEK! Food Club TUNA CHUNKS & FLAKES 29¢ LIBBYS TOMATO JUICE 46 oz. CAN 27¢ WESSON OIL QUARTS 73¢ MAZOLA OIL PINTS 36¢ PANCAKE FLOUR AORT JEMIMA 2½ lb. PKG. LOG CABIN SYRUP 12oz.CAN 27¢ DURKEE MAYONPAISE PINTS 43¢ Fray Bentas CORNED BEEF No.2 CAN 42¢ Kremer HONOLULU PUNCH 12oz. CAN 10¢ EZ ANGEL CAKE MIX 9 oz. PKC 43¢ TREAT WAFERS POUND PKG. 28¢ JOLLYTIME POPCORN 10 oz. CAN 17¢ DELICATESSEN FRESH LIVER SAUSAGE PICKLE & PIMENTO LOA BAKED BEANS or CHILI AMERICA'S FAVORITE WHOLE KERNEL CORN GREAT BIG TENDER SWEET PEAS WHIT U.S.No.1 RED Fray Bentas CORNED BEEF No.2 CAN 42¢ Kremer HONOLULU PUNCH 12oz. CAN 10¢ EZ ANGEL CAKE MIX 9 oz. PKC 43¢ TREAT WAFERS POUND PKG. 28¢ HOLLYTIME POPCORN 10 oz. CAN 17¢ PARD DOG FOOD 2 POUND CANS 27¢ STRONGHEART DOG FOOD 3 POUND CANS 25¢ IVORY FLAKES LARGE PKG. 29£ RAINDROPS 24 oz. PKG. 23¢ NO LIQUOR SOLD PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI & SAT SEPT 20 & 30 Serving Southern California Since 1910 E. CENTER - ANAHEIM - 510 W. CENTER ST. AMPLE PARKING SPACE "These Prices Are Effective in All Alpha Beta Los Angeles county avocado department; John Smith, Whitier; Kenneth Smoyer, farm adviser; Los Angeles county; C. D. Gustafson, farm adviser, Orange county, and Wahlberg. Learning is like rowing upstream; not to advance is to drop back. Now Fans May Go Through Unharmed BUENOS AIRFS (AP) — Some football fans, eager to see games for free, had been going through part of Jose Mantegazza's house to scale their way into the stadium. Last Saturday, Mantegazza pro- The fair thwarted insults and bottles at the fuming owner. Police said the ired Mantegazza pulled out a shotgun and fired at the intruders, wounding two. Several others suffered bruises in the run for safety. Police held Mantegazza on a charge of firing at the fans. Girloin STEAKS Meal Meal! Betty Crocker's New Picture Cook Book GOLD MEDAL "Kitchen-tested" ENRICHED FLOUR 5 POUND BAG 49¢ Food Club CUT BEANS NO 2 CAN 22¢ Food Club FRUIT COCKTAIL NO 2½ CAN 35¢ Quickie Cookies SINCE 1951 DRIFTED SHOW PACKING NOUSE 10 LB BAG 95¢ SNOWDRIFT PACKING NOUSE 3 LB CAN 92¢ RECIPES AT DISPLAY TESSEN VALUES ER SAUSAGE From our own PACKING HOUSE th. 39¢ MENTO LOAF 7 oz. PKG. 25¢ ANS or CHILI BEANS CARTON 25¢ Fresh From the Farm! WHITE ROSE 10 lbs. 29¢ U.S.No.1 ALL PURPOSE POTATOES RED DELICIOUS 3 lbs. 25¢ WHITE ROSE 10 lbs. 29¢ U.S.No.1 ALL PURPOSE POTATOES RED DELICIOUS 3 lbs. 25¢ A GOOD EATING APPLE TOKAY GRAPES 2 lbs. 19¢ FLAMING RED FROM LODI BUNCH GOODS BEETS TURNIPS RADISHES GR. ONIONS 3 large BUNCHS 14¢ With every step you save And one of the reasons why is our membership in Super Market Institute. This is the national organization of independent super markets, which meets regularly to exchange information on better ways of providing more for all-by-better stores, better ways of running stores, more and better services for you. PARKING SPACE $17 N. SPADRA RD. - FULLERTON All Alpha Beta Food Markets"