anaheim-gazette 1950-10-16

For Results and Quick Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, Monday, October 16, 1950 Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER NEWSWEER—Pedro C. (Pete) Calvo, 22, was sentenced to San Quentin prison "for the term prescribed by law" by Superior Judge Raymond Thompson for the possession of marijuana. Another ANAHEIMER, Robert Snillee, 19, was granted probation for the burglary of Dr. Harry Lee's office. Lexson Tubbs, agricultural commissioner, indicated that temperatures have gone higher this October than any time since 1934 when the thermometer registered 109. That heat wave was followed by rain: 3.74 inches. Fay Templeton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Rogers of ANAHEIM has been appointed as a missionary to Africa by the Conservative Baptist Foreign Missionary Society. Doctors, Dentists and Veterinarians ordered by presidential proclamation to sign up for the draft began doing so at the ANAHEIM Chamber of Commerce office today. FAMILY SCENE—While children frisk at his side, Victor Zun Jr. The girls left to right are Shirley Ann, 9, Aurora, 19 and H SPORTOPIX—With ANAHEIM and Tustin falling by the wayside. Orange county is without an unbeaten grid team. Don Oehleh sparked Govina's Colts to a 25-6 victory over Clare Van Hoorebeke's Colonists. ANAHEIM was outweighed and outplayed. A yard pass from Enoch Peterson to Lee Webb set up the Colonists' lone touchdown at Augie Huesch bucked it over from the two-yard line. San Dieguito beat Tusun, 14-6. Bill Cook's Santa Ana Dons rolled to a 47-18 victory over Riverside. Sparked by Jewell Owens, Fullerton Hi crushed El Monte, 26-0. Downey upself Huntington Beach 19-0. Looks like an interesting Sunset League race. ANAHEIM will be up there. Wait and see... Orange Coast tied Fullerton 19-19. Larry Weaver, the ANAHEIMER, sparkled. ANAHEIMITEMS — Earl S. Warren, Governor, regretted that he would be unable to be present at the 27th Annual ANAHEIM Hallowe'en Festival. He'll undoubtedly visit ANAHEIM during the campaign; tho. He always has... The week of October 15-21 has been officially designated as Business Woman's Week by Mayor Charles A. Pearson... ANAHEIM may benefit from rain-making experiments in the Santa Ana Basin in the opinion of Paul Bailey, consultant... Ninety-one Orange county men—a number of whom will be from ANAHEIM—will be called by Selective Service for military duty in November... Over $3-million payment has been made to citrus growers by the Exchange Citrus Produces Co. PAMILY SCENE—While children frisk at his side, Victor Zuniga Jr. The girls left to right are Shirley Ann, 9, Aurora, 19 and Helen. COMMUNICATION—Victor Zuniga reads letter which informs him that he does not qualify for permanent and totally disabled $25 benefits but is eligible instead for $60 monthly. Problems of Disabled War Veteran with Family Beset Arthritic Stanton Man Victor Zuniga, 10942 Rose ave., a 43-year-old veteran of World War II has been in bed with arthritis since March 18. Before the war he owned a radio repair shop. After the war he returned to Stanton where he has lived for 33 years the last 20 years at the above address and he went to work as radio repair man for Lowenstein’s in Santa Ana. Zuniga was a radio repair man at Fort Bliss for more than two years when it is believed he first became ill. Last August he was in the Orange County General hospital for 20 days. The wonder drug Cortisone, ACTH, was recommended but Zuniga did not qualify for treatment. Dr. E. A. Lupton, 7161 E. Monroe st., treated Zuniga free of charge whenever he was in pain. It was suddenly discovered that the Westminster Clinic had some of the wonder drug. Dr. Russell Ivan Johnson arranged to sell Zuniga $500 worth of the drug for $250. After 22 injections the pain ceased. Zuniga has just received his pension check and turned it over for the drug. major operation in 1947 is an orange packer but there are no changes to pack just now so she in the field picking tomatoes. She does not have the endurance this type of work and should doing some type of indoor work. Daughter, Aurora, 19, wanted to be a nurse but since caring for her father has decided she would much better as a teacher. S dreams of going to Fullerton J Right now Aurora will take a kind of work she can get. The twins, 16, Helen and Victor Jr., are sophomores at Anaheim Union high school. Zuniga wants Victor to get part time work keep him busy. He will acc chore work, etc. Shirley Ann just nine but quite capable abo looking after herself and working around the home after school. Should his family be given the opportunity to do these things Zuniga says he will be content the hospital for as long as he must stay. Anyone offering work to the family should be made cognizant of the fact there is no public trai STATISEICS — The William Spencers are the proud parents of a lovely daughter. Papa is the well-known ANAHEIM paint store manager. It is a baby girl for the William Garretts. It is a native ANAHEIMER for John L. Corbis the culinary expert. John Slota is the proud father of a daughter. Leo Ruiz has a new son. While one Raymona Cruz and the proud parents of another ANAHEIMER. While the stock made a half dozen visits to ANAHEIMERS during the week, the marriage license bureau collected fees from ANAHEIMERS, too. Nathan Andrews of Santa Ana was decompiled to the marriage license bureau by Dolores Buceret or ANAHEIMER. Marshall Victor, the senior county engineering girl and August Hausman will make a locally couple. Dr. R. A. Lupton, 7161 E. Monroe st., treated Zuniga free of charge whenever he was in pain. It was suddenly discovered that the Westminster Clinic had some of the wonder drug. Dr. Russell Ivan Johnson arranged to sell Zuniga $500 worth of the drug for $250. After 22 injections the pain ceased. Zuniga has just received his pension check and turned it over for the drug. Through the efforts of friends in the American Legion Post in Buena Park No. 354, of which Zuniga is a member, Milton Hasell of Stanton was largely responsible, and Dr. Lupton, Zuniga was brought to the attention of the Veterans Welfare group in Santa Ana, Ben Lieberman authorized Ben De Leon to check into Zuniga’s case and he went into the Long Beach Veterans hospital October 4. Today a letter came from the Veteran’s office saying that Zuniga had failed to qualify, by lack of evidence mainly, for permanent and totally disabled service connected which would pay him and his family $250 per month. However, he is permanently and totally disabled for what they term non-service connected which will pay $60 monthly. He has one year should he wish to appeal the decision. Zuniga is a very happy man dreaming about the day when he will be able to sit up again. There are several things worrying him, however, Mrs. Zuniga who had a and around ANAHEIM died after a long illness... Mrs. Dorcas Seaborn, 70, died following a prolonged illness. REMEMBER—It’s better to remember—the pleasant things of life because there is so much that is unpleasant. Quick Action Always Use G at his side, Victor Zuniga lies on sickbed. In rear is Victor, an, 9, Aurora, 19 and Helen, Victor's twin, 16. Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major, and Superman. All of these are 13 feet tall and painted as lifelike characters. You will see Cowboy, 16 feet tall wearing red and white checkered shirt, the Southland's finest horseflesh, silver equipped; floats of choicest materials, excellence in design, lighting effects, floral decorated cars and California's finest musical organizations. This will produce a symphony of color, brilliance, music and sheer beauty to climax a great pageant parade with pomp and glory. No parade is complete without plenty of music, according to Bill Cook, band committee chairman, and the Hallowe'en Pageant Parade will feature the following bands: Anaheim High School Colonist Band, the Aircraft, Fleet Marine Force Pacific Band of El Toro; the Huntington Beach High School Band; the Long Beach Youth Band; the Fullerton Junior College Hornet Band; the Riverside Drum and Bugle Corps; the BPO Elks No. 1345 Band; Phillips Crusaders Boys Military Band; the Pomona Community Band; the Brea-Olinda High School Band; the Sherman Institute Indian Band; the Garden Grove Union High School Band and the Garden Grove Elementary School Band; the Valencia Junior-Senior High School Band of Placentia; the Orange Union High School Panther Band; the Fullerton Union High School Band; the Junior Drum and Bugle Corps of Boy Scout Troop 43 of Long Beach the Symphonic Band of Talpa of Los Angeles and many other musical groups. Majorette groups to participate in this parade are Sybil Ring's excitement and thrills. No. 8 "Grand Finale" will McDaniel, El Monte; Lea Baun, Burbank; G. M. Ro flower; Don Wardle, Wilm and Helen Wardle, Wilm Fairgrief, Los Angeles; Mattox, Westminster, Jucock, Palos Verdes Estation Lenz, Anaheim, Patty Anaheim. Mounted Groups who signed up for entry in th are the Long Beach Mount Ice, the Silver Glen Vale Glendale, the Colton Mount Ice, the Western Wrangler the Associated Riding Orange County. Classified Ra for Anaheim Gazette (minimum 12 words 3c word last day — ½ the 1 time 36c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times $1.08 Address, phone numbers, e-institute a word. Minimum 36c. Deadline for copy, co or cancellations 9:00 a.m. publication. We will not be able for more than one inco sertion of any advertisement for more than one time serve the right to adjust any error by a correct put of the advertisement: Phone 2206 for R Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major, and Superman. All of these are 13 feet tall, and painted as lifelike characters. You will see Cowboy, 16 feet tall wearing red and white checkered shirt, with a yellow kerchief around his neck. Along with him are twin cowboys, each 10 feet tall, dressed exactly alike. Running through the parade will be big heads which will tower above the crowd 10 feet. You'll see the "cry baby" dancing in the street, also Silly Sally, Smiling Sam, Man with the Cigar Man with the Pipe, and the Indian. Indian Group Then there will be a whole Indian group. The Heap Big Chief, well over 14 feet tall, and dressed in gay colors with his squaw and papoose. Each one of these figures is giant size. You'll see the Old Woman in the Shoe, with over 20 children's faces beaming at you. The shoe is over 25 feet long and 15 feet high. Other balloons are the Salmon 30 feet long—the two headed cat—15 feet wide across the two heads, 22 feet long and 14 feet tall. There will be the hippopotamus, 15 feet wide, 14 feet tall and 40 feet long. A whale, 40 feet long, will appear on this night, wearing a blue coat and bow tie. And the largest one of all is the griffin of Alice in Wonderland fame. All in all he is 110 feet long. He has the head and wings of an eagle, the body of a lion and the tail of a dragon. Eight Divisions The 27th Hallowe'en Parade is designed on a pageant basis consisting of eight acts or divisions, each division has a theme of its own. Division No. 1 is "Kiddies Hallowe'en in Fairyland", to be dedicated to youth. Division No. 2 is "Hallowe'en of 1850" which will be an authentic all-western division of horse drawn vehicles dramatizing California a century ago. Division No. 3 "Fiesta" will feature the gaiety and beauty of the Spanish people's traditional festive events and folklore. Division No. 4 "Hallowe'en of Gay 90's" will typify the Hallowe'en of the gay nineties. Division No. 5 "Hallowe'en of 1950" is an act of ultra modernism. Division No. 6 "Old Circus Parade" will constitute a genuine authentic Circus Parade. Grove Union High School Band and the Garden Grove Elementary School Band; the Valencia Junior-Senior High School Band of Placentia; the Orange Union High School Panther Band; the Fullerton Union High School Band; the Junior Drum and Bugle Corps of Boy Scout Troop 43 of Long Beach the Symphonic Band of Talpa of Los Angeles and many other musical groups. Majorette groups to participate in this parade are Sybil Ring's Majorettes of Anaheim. Bill Galienne's "Baton-Ettes", Dorothy & Jo's Majorettes; the Modern Bucaneers of Long Beach; Ted Otis Twirlerettes of Long Beach; Jean's Twirling Baton-Nettes of Corona; the VFW Sunshine Girls of Long Beach. Float Entries Float entries will be sponsored by the following: Northgate Merchants, Gayle's Market, Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce, Vaux of Balboa, McCoy-Mills of Fullerton, Local 504, L.A.-T.S.E., Hi Hatters Car Club of Orange county, La Habra chamber of commerce, Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce, Kwikset Locks, Inc., S. H. Kress Company, Anaheim Chapter Izaak Walton League; Orange County Outboard Club; Anaheim Elks Club, Smith-Reafskyder Furniture Company, S.C.R. Winckler Smith Citrus Products, Excelsior Creamery Company, Boney Dodge and Plymouth Agency. Decorated car entries to date are C. C. Harry Motors, Hi Hatters Car Club of Orange County, Altrusa Club of Anaheim, Harrison Pump Company and Texas Tiny of Long Beach. Horse Drawn Vehicles will be sponsored by the following: Weber Baking Company, Anaheim Ebell Club, Yorba Linda Chamber of Commerce; LULAC organization, Business and Professional Women's Club, Rex Construction Company, Knott's Berry Farm, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority. The finest horseflesh in Southern California with the best trappings will be shown in this parade, stated Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Jones, charge of horse committee, Montana will entertain those in the viewing audience with his trick riding and rope tricks. Other fine horse entries are as follows: Dr. A. O. Brasch, Norwalk, Neal Russell, Bellflower; Cherie Belcher, Burbank; Peter and Kathleen Martinez, Rivera, Dell Sepulveda, Yorba Linda; Edward F. Soto, Andy Alexander, Redondo Beach; Marjorie Wurman, Oceanside; Mrs. Otto McClure, Santa Ana; Al J. Folkerson, Los Angeles; Dianna Grove Union High School Band and the Garden Grove Elementary School Band; the Valencia Junior-Senior High School Band of Placentia; the Orange Union High School Band; the Junior Drum and Bugle Corps of Boy Scout Troop 43 of Long Beach the Symphonic Band of Talpa of Los Angeles and many other musical groups. Majorette groups to participate in this parade are Sybil Ring's Majorettes of Anaheim. Bill Galienne's "Baton-Ettes", Dorothy & Jo's Majorettes; the Modern Bucaneers of Long Beach; Ted Otis Twirlerettes of Long Beach; Jean's Twirling Baton-Nettes of Corona; the VFW Sunshine Girls of Long Beach. Float Entries Float entries will be sponsored by the following: Northgate Merchants, Gayle's Market, Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce, Vaux of Balboa, McCoy-Mills of Fullerton, Local 504, L.A.-T.S.E., Hi Hatters Car Club of Orange county, La Habra chamber of commerce, Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce, Kwikset Locks, Inc., S. H. Kress Company, Anaheim Chapter Izaak Walton League; Orange County Outboard Club; Anaheim Elks Club, Smith-Reafskyder Furniture Company, S.C.R. Winckler Smith Citrus Products, Excelsior Creamery Company, Boney Dodge and Plymouth Agency. Decorated car entries to date are C. C. Harry Motors, Hi Hatters Car Club of Orange County, Altrusa Club of Anaheim, Harrison Pump Company and Texas Tiny of Long Beach. Horse Drawn Vehicles will be sponsored by the following: Weber Baking Company, Anaheim Ebell Club, Yorba Linda Chamber of Commerce; LULAC organization, Business and Professional Women's Club, Rex Construction Company, Knott's Berry Farm, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority. The finest horseflesh in Southern California with the best trappings will be shown in this parade, stated Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Jones, charge of horse committee, Montana will entertain those in the viewing audience with his trick riding and rope tricks. Other fine horse entries are as follows: Dr. A. O. Brasch, Norwalk, Neal Russell, Bellflower; Cherie Belcher, Burbank; Peter and Kathleen Martinez, Rivera, Dell Sepulveda, Yorba Linda; Edward F. Soto, Andy Alexander, Redondo Beach; Marjorie Wurman, Oceanside; Mrs. Otto McClure, Santa Ana; Al J. Folkerson, Los Angeles; Dianna Grove Union High School Band and the Garden Grove Elementary School Band; the Valencia Junior-Senior High School Band of Placentia; the Orange Union High School Band; the Junior Drum and Bugle Corps of Boy Scout Troop 43 of Long Beach the Symphonic Band of Talpa of Los Angeles and many other musical groups. Majorette groups to participate in this parade are Sybil Ring's Majorettes of Anaheim. Bill Galienne's "Baton-Ettes", Dorothy & Jo's Majorettes; the Modern Bucaneers of Long Beach; Ted Otis Twirlerettes of Long Beach; Jean's Twirling Baton-Nettes of Corona; the VFW Sunshine Girls of Long Beach. Float Entries Float entries will be sponsored by the following: Northgate Merchants, Gayle's Market, Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce, Vaux of Balboa, McCoy-Mills of Fullerton, Local 504, L.A.-T.S.E., Hi Hatters Car Club of Orange county, La Habra chamber of commerce, Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce, Kwikset Locks，Inc., S. H. Kress Company，Anaheim Chapter Izaak Walton League；Orange County Outboard Club；Anaheim Elks Club，Smith-Reafskyder Furniture Company，S.C.R.Winckler Smith Citrus Products，Excelsior Creamery Company，Boney Dodge和Plymouth Agency。 Decorated car entries to date are C. C. Harry Motors，Hi Hatters Car Club of Orange County，Altrusa Club of Anaheim，Harrison Pump Company和Texas TinyofLongBeach。 Horse Drawn Vehicles will be sponsored by the following: Weber Baking Company，Anaheim Ebell Club，Yorba Linda Chamber of Commerce；LULAC organization，Business and Professional Women's Club，Rex Construction Company，Knott's Berry Farm，Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority。 The finest horseflesh in Southern California with the best trappings will be shown in this parade，stated Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Jones，charge of horse committee，Montana will entertain those in the viewing audience with his trick riding and rope tricks。Other fine horse entries are as follows: Dr. A. O. Brasch，Norwalk，Neal Russell， Bellflower； Cherie Belcher， Burbank； Peter and Kathleen Martinez， Rivera， Dell Sepulveda， Yorba Linda； Edward F．Soto， Andy Alexander， Redondo Beach； Marjorie Wurman，Oceanside； Mrs． Otto McClure，Santa Ana；Al J．Folkerson，Los Angeles；Dianna Grove Union High School Bandandthe Garden GroveElementarySchoolBand；theValenciaJuniorSchoolBandofPlacentia；theOrangeUnionHighSchoolBand；theJuniorDrumandBugleCorpsOfBoyScoutTroop43ofLongBeachtheSymphonicBandofTalpaofLosAngelesandmanyothermusicalgroups。 Majorette groups to participate in this parade are Sybil Ring's MajorettesofAnaheim.BillGaliennes"Baton-Ettes",Dorothy&Jo'sMajorettes；theModernBucaneersofLongBeach；TedOtisTwirlerettesofLongBeach；Jean'sTwirlingBaton-NettesofCorona；theVFWSunshineGirlsofLongBeach。 Letter which informs him and totally disabled $250monthly. Ar Veteran with Stanton Man operation in 1947 is an ordecker but there are no pack just now so she is field picking tomatoes. She not have the endurance for one work and should be some type of indoor worker,Aurora，19 wanted to nurse but since caring for her has decided she would do better as a teacher. She is going to Fullerton JC.now Aurora will take any work she can get. twins，16,Helen and Victor,the sophomores at Anaheimhigh school.Zuniga wantsto get part time work toim busy.Hewill acceptwork,eetc.Shirley Annishebut quite capable aboutafter herself and workingthe home after school.Idhis family be giventhe unity to do these things,says hewill be contentintapital for as long as he mustone offering work tothisshouldbemade cognizantactthereisnopublictranscription. Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major,and superman.Allof theseare13feet tall,andpaintedaslifelikecharacters.Showingreallycharmingfacesbeamingatyou.Theshoeisover25feetlongand15feethigh. Other balloonsaretheSalmon30feetlong—thetwoheadedcat—15feetwideacrossthetwoheads，22feetlongand14feettailTherewillbethehippopotamus，15feetwide，14feettailand40feetlong.Awhale，40feetlongwillappearnowthisnight.wearingabluecoatandbowtie. Andthe largest oneofallisthegriffinofAliceinWonderlandfame.Allinallheis110feetlong.Hewhastheheadandwingsofaneagle,thebodyofa Lionandthetailofadragon. EightDivisions 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superman.Allof theseare13feet tall,andpaintedaslifelikecharacters.Showingreallycharmingfacesbeamingatlightningfalling和throwingthehomeafterschool.Idhisfamily be giventheunity to do these things,says he will be contentintapital for as long as he mustone offering work tothisshouldbemade cognizantactthereisennopublictranscription.Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major,and superman.Allof theseare13feet tall,andpaintedaslifelikecharacters.Showingreallycharmingfacesbeamingatlightningfalling和throwingthehomeafterschool.Idhisfamily be giventheunity to do these things,says he will be contentintapital for as long as he mustone offering work tothisshouldbemade cognizantactthereisennopublictranscription.Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major,and superman.AllOf theseare13feet tall,andpaintedaslifelikecharacters.Showingreallycharmingfacesbeamingatlightningfalling和throwingthehomeafterschool.Idhisfamily be giventheunity to do these things,says he will be contentintapital for as long as he mustone offering work tothisshouldbemade cognizantactthereisennopublictranscription.Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major,and superman.AllOf theseare13feet tall,andpaintedaslifelikecharacters.Showingreallycharmingfacesbeamingatlightningfalling和throwingthehomeafterschool.Idhisfamily be giventheunity to do these things,says he will be contentintapital for as long as he mustone offering work tothisshouldbemade cognizantactthereisennopublictranscription.Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major,and superman.AllOf theseare13feet tall,andpaintedaslifelikecharacters.Showingreallycharmingfacesbeamingatlightningfalling和throwingthehomeafterschool.Idhisfamily be giventheunity to do these things,says he will be contentintapital for as long as he mustone offering work tothisshouldbemade cognizantactthereisennopublictranscription.Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major,and superman.AllOf theseare13feet tall,andpaintedaslifelikecharacters.Showingreallycharmingfacesbeamingatlightningfalling和throwingthehomeafterschool.Idhisfamily be giventheunity to do these things,says he will be contentintapital for as long as he mustone offering work tothisshouldbemade cognizantactthereisennopublictranscription.Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major,and superman.AllOf theseare13feet tall,andpaintedaslifelikecharacters.Showingreallycharmingfacesbeamingatlightningfalling和throwingthehomeafterschool.Idhisfamily be giventheunity to do these things,says he will be contentintapital for as long as he mustone offering work tothisshouldbemade cognizantactthereisennopublictranscription.Mardi-Gras Balloons Continued from Page 1 drum major,and superman.AllOf theseare13feet tall,andpaintedaslifelikecharacters.Showingreallycharmingfacesbeamingatlightningfalling和throwingthehomeafterschool.Idhisfamily be giventheunity to do these things,says he will be contentintapital for as long as he mustone offering work tothisshouldbemade cognizantactthereisennopublictranscription.M DE PARTICIPANT—Yellow and black and lifelike, the gi22 foot two-headed cat is another of the Mardi-Gras balwhich will make appearance at the Hallowe'en parade. In all, ry-land creatures are scheduled to parade before Hallowe'en ants. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, Oct. 9, 16. 23, 30 and Nov. 6, 1950.) No. A-19473. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF SARAH ANDERSON; DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to-wit: 403 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, Calif., within six months after the first publication of this notice. DATED: October 6, 1950. EDWARD LEWIS ANDERSON, Administrator of the Estate of said decedent. FRIJS & SCHUTZ. 403 Bank of America Bldg. Anaheim, Calif. Attorneys for said Administrator. Use Gazette Want Ads Excitement and thrills. Division No. 8 "Grand Finale" will feature McDaniel, El Monte; Lee and Ed Baun, Burbank; G. M. Rose, Bellflower; Don Wardle, Wilmar; L. D. and Helen Wardle, Wilmar; Tim Fairgrief, Los Angeles; Guy A. Mattox, Westminster, Judy Glasrock, Palos Verdes Estates, Carolyn Lenz, Anaheim, Patty Averill, Anaheim. Mounted Groups which have signed up for entry in the parade are the Long Beach Mounted Police, the Silver Glen Vaqueros of Glendale, the Colton Mounted Police, the Western Wranglers and the Associated Riding Clubs of Orange County. Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shopper (minimum 12 words) 36 word 1st day — 1½ thereafter 1 time 36c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times $1.08 Address, phone numbers, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge 36c. Deadline for copy, corrections or cancellations 9:00 a.m. day of publication. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one time. We reserve the right to adjust in full any error by a correct publication of the advertisement. Phone 2206 for Results BUSINESS SERVICES Business Services Offered FREE ESTIMATES We Will Paint Your Living Room — $18 BEDROOM — $15 KITCHEN — $20 "Paint"—You choose it—I'll use it PHONE 6475 or 5206 ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL Dump trucks, sand and soils. - Excavating - 111 N. West St. - Anaheim Phone 3668 RAY & OSCAR Cleaners Anaheim's Newest Modern Dry Cleaning plant serving the Anaheim Area PHONE 4014 We give S&H Green Stamps 630 SO LOS ANGELES ST. HR. LAUNDRY 5-minute pre-soak. Fluff dry folded free LAUNDERETTE We give S&H Green Stamps 333 EAST CENTER - 3164 WE MAKE KEYS While You Wait—Also bicycle and lawnmower repairing Ehlers "Schwinn Bicycle Dealer" 419 W. Center Ph. 2759 MERCHANDISE Household Appliances 3 pc. living room set, upright piano. 714 N. Zeyn. Ph. 4318. FINE USED FURNITURE FOR LESS Walnut dining table 29.95. Easy Spindrier late model washer $129.50, Apex washer, $59.50, Norge washer $49.50, Olympic ice box $29.50, Hotpoint refrigerator $09.50, Roper hi-oven gas range, oven control $19.50, Gaffers & Sattler table top gas range $49.50, Buck table top gas range $29.50, Wedgewood table top gas range $29.50, flat top desk $29.50, Atwater Kent radio $9.95 Royal vacuum cleaner $22.50, bathroom heater $7.50, gas heater $10.00, bed divan, wine color $24.50, 2 pc. green velour living room suite $37.50, 2 pc. Monterey suite $69.50, oak dresser $16.50, wicker club chair $4.95, 5 pc. breakfast set $23.00, 8 pc. Walnut dining room suite $79.50, white dinette buffet $19.50, dining room table $29.95, 3 pc. ivory bedroom set $49.50, 3.3 bed, chest, desk and bench, early California finish $52.50, Walnut vanity $24.50, 4 mable bed $14.50 ANNOUNCEMENTS Personalists-Spee. Notices Albright's HAND LAUNDRY Wash and/or iron, buttons sewed on free—collar turned—pocket tips. Work Guaranteed PHONE 5969 07 So. Resh St. Anaheim Singer Sewing Machine Co. Has a few electric sewing machines for rent—only $5.00 per month. Pick-up and delivery free; also sewing machine repair service. Free estimate gladly given. 170 W. CENTER — PH 4619 ANAHEIM Open Sat. Eve's Til 8:30 p.m. ALEX'S Tamale Factory Manufacturer - Distributor of Tamales-Chili Con Carne. catering to Clubs, Churches, and Organizations. 15 S. Olive Anaheim 3520 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Male WANTED—BOY with motor bike for Anaheim delivery route. Call anaheim 2206. Mr. Shafer. Help Wanted Female— OMAN to mind child while mother works. Apply 570 Romya Drive. AUTOMOTIVE as, Oils and Greases— Agren & Larson Chevron Gas Station WASHING-LUBRICATION ATTERY SERVICE & RENTALS We Pick Up and Deliver 91 W. Center Ph. 9128 auto Repairing RADIATOR FEVER? MR. LAUNDRY 5-minute pre-soak. Fluff dry folded free LAUNDERETTE We give S&H Green Stamps 333 EAST CENTER ~ 3164 WE MAKE KEYS —While You Wait— Also bicycle and lawnmower repairing Ehlers "Schwinn Bicycle Dealer" 419 W. Center Ph. 2759 EXPERT Watch & Jewelry REPAIRING Hurst Jewelery Co. 119 W. Center Ph. 3947 LIVESTOCK Poultry Dressed Young Ducks No waiting - Open Sundays FREE RECIPES CLEM'S POULTRY 4891 Lincoln Cypress Ph. Anaheim 28889 Hay-Grain-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply 10901 Lincoln Ave. (W. of Euclid) POULTRY SUPPLIES "Our Prices are always Right" PH. 6280 - FREE DELIVERY ANAHEIM, CALIF. Dog, Cats, Pets CHINCHILLAS, registered, young, bred, excellent stock. Sacrifice, $1150. Ph. Orange 1490. AT LAST A flea powder that is guaranteed to work put out under our own label. Anaheim Pet Shop 261 E. Center - Anaheim Bus. Ph. 4650 - Res. Ph. 5877 E. E. McHENRY, Owner MERCHANDISE Washer; Repairs— KENMORE washing machine in very good condition. Wringer needs repair. $15. 501 E. Adele. Anaheim 2348. Misc. for Sale ONE 4 CYLINDER ammonia compressor (Brunswick) needs repair. Also 18 inch, 10 foot, ammonia pressure tank, used very little. Both for $185, Koessel's Juice and Papaya House, 101 Hwy. and Manchester, Anaheim Phone 4350. ONE DUO THERM and one vacuum cleaner $22.50, bathroom heater $7.50, gas heater $10.00, bed divan, wine color $24.50, 2 pc. green velour living room suite $37.50, 2 pc. Monterey suite $69.50, oak dresser $16.50, wicker club chair $4.95, 5 pc. breakfast set $23.00, 8 pc. Walnut dining room suite $79.50, white dinette buffet $19.50, dining room table $29.95, 3 pc. ivory bedroom set $49.50, 3.3 bed, chest, desk and bench, early California finish $52.50, Walnut vanity $24.50, 4.8 maple bed $14.50. Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles — Free Parking in Rear— DRAPERY SAMPLES 69c each Suitable for chair or pillow covers Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles ROOMS and BOARD Hotel Rooms Overnighting In Pasadená-Glendale area? Stay at Manhattan Motel, 1523 E. Colorado blvd., Glendale's Finest Clitrus 2-9952 Real Estate Rentals Wanted to Rent SUBSTANTIAL LOCAL family with one child wants nice unfurnished house, Anaheim or near vicinity. Guarantees to take care of property. Write Box M.B., 151, Anaheim Gazette. Real Estate Sales Brokers in Real Estate— Frank M. Miller Real Estate Broker Groves, Income Prop, Homes AUTOMOTIVE Gas, Oil and Greases— Agren & Larson Chevron Gas Station WASHING-LUBRICATION BATTERY SERVICE & RENTALS We Pick Up and Deliver 911 W. Center Ph. 9123 Auto Repairing RADIATOR FEVER? We specialize in tuff ones Anaheim Radiator Repair 2 No. Los Angeles 3296 (Rear Crowell Olds) RADIATORS REPAired ONE DAY SERVICE Largest stock of replacement cores in No. Orange Co., also rebuilt radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair 01 S. Los Angeles Ph. 5667 Rucks-Trallers-Buses RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF MANSUR & HART U-DRIVE 710 W. CHAPMAN Phone ORANGE 1843 Used Cars for Sale 48 Buick Roadmaster sedan, manflow, low mileage, like new. 175. Phone 4783. 36 Plymouth 4 dr. sedan. Practically all new parts, outside od. $225 for quick sale. Phone 37 after 6 p.m. AUTOMOTIVE washing machine in very good condition. Wringer needs repair. $15. 501 E. Adele. Anaheim 2348. Misc. for Sale ONE 4 CYLINDER ammonia compressor (Brunswick) needs repair. Also 16 inch, 10 foot, ammonia pressure tank, used very little. Both for $185. Koesel's Juice and Papaya House, 101 Hwy. and Manchester, Anaheim. Phone 4350. ONE DUO THERM and one NORGE heavy duty oil heaters with one full drum of oil. Both with stand and some connections, $100—Koesel's Juice & Papaya House, 101 Hwy. and Manchester, Anaheim. Phone 4350. Radios-Supplies-Repairs Art’s Radio Service (ARTHUR GARABEDIAN) Repairs on all makes & models All work guaranteed 424 N. PINE ST. PH. 5002 Television-Supplies TELEVISION REPAIR SERVICE On all makes. Expert technicians. We Call For & Deliver Anaheim Appliance T. V. 114 E. Center Ph. 5416 Electrical Supplies-Repairs BRODIES' “House of Lights” Lighting Fixtures and Electrical Supplies All Home Appliances Repaired — 24 Hour Service — We are at your service 24 HOURS A DAY for all EMERGENCY WORK for your home, store, office or factory. YOUR ARE NOT TAKING A CHANCE WHEN YOU CALL BRODIE AT 4070 116 N. Los Angeles St.-Anaheim We are Licensed Electricians SUBSTANTIAL LOCAL family with one child wants nice unfurnished house, Anaheim or near vicinity. Guarantees to take care of property. Write Box M.B. 151, Anaheim Gazette. Real Estate Sales Brokers in Real Estate— Frank M. Miller Real Estate Broker Groves, Income Prop. Homes. Trust Deeds Off. 7542 Res. Orange 1831 116 NO. LOS ANGELES (In the House of Lights) Fred C. Plepenbrink REALTOR Homes - Subdivisions - Ranches Office Ph. 6484 Res. Ph. 2079 124 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) Houses for Sale DELUXE TRIPLEX—$8,000 Dn. Well located “1949 Model”... "Custom built" construction. Consists of 1—2 bedroom unit, 2—1 bedroom units. 2200 sq.feet. Large 3 car garage. Attractive grounds.$19,750. FRANK M. MILLER, Broker 116 N. Los Angeles Anaheim 7542 REAL BUY Almost new 2 bedroom brick plastered house. Tile kitchen, dual furnaces, gas, lights, city water. Close in to city. $1000 dn., bal-like rent. Price $6500. MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE 111 No. Los Angeles Real Estate Exchange FOR EXCHANGE or Sale: Equity in½ acre Apple Valley Ranchos. Value $1,000, for lot or? Write P.O. Box 536 Anaheim.