anaheim-gazette 1950-11-20

Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER NEWSWEEK—Jupiter Pluvius used his sprinkling can liberally over Anaheim and its environs. More than an inch of rain dampened the parched, wind-dried earth... Anaheim has one doctor for each 725 people; Laguna Beach one for each 515; Fullerton one to 660; Santa Ana-Tustin-Orange have one to 556, Orange County Medical Ass'n figures show... A three-point petition signed by 19 Anaheimers was presented to the Chamber of Commerce and the City Council. Petitioners, headed by Dr. Edward Jordt and Dr. Dorothy Jordt objected primarily to the community fair feature of the Annual Hallowe'en Festival. Warren Ashleigh answered the petitioners by saying "more than 65 per cent of the gross receipts of the fair would be kept in Anaheim." "The situation in Korea is definitely worse than we thought it would be one month ago," Adm. Arthur Radford told newspapermen at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station. High Navy officers were at the station for the fourth annual inspection. Vice-Adm. John D. Price, chief of Naval Air Training; Rear Adm. A. K. Doyle, chief of Naval Reserve Air Christmas Seals Make Appearance Three "angel" children, one singing from a scroll of music as the others play musical accompaniments, are featured on the green-and-red 1950 Christmas Seal which will make its appearance in homes and business offices all over the nation today. Harry L. Hanson, general Chairman for Orange county, stated that the quota for 1950 is $40,000.00, the minimum needed to carry out the Association's program for prevention and control of Tuberculosis next year. "This is the only appeal for funds made by the association" said Hanson. "and there is no personal solicitation. Contributions are entirely voluntary." John Steinborn, Augie Huesca and Lee Webb did the scoring for the winners. Read about it on tonight's sport page... The Orange County League ended in a three-way tie between Tustin, Laguna and Garden Grove; A phone ballot of the six schools was taken today to determine which team will represent the league in the CIF playoffs. Stewart S. (Shorty) Smith's Brea-Olinda Wildcats "upset" Capistrano, 21-14: Erv Pfister, 215-pound fullback, was the man of the hour... Fullerton won the Sunset League championship by beating Santa Ana, 19-6. The Indians will play San Diego Friday in the CIF playoff. Anaheim finished third behind Fullerton. per cent of the gross receipts of the fair would be kept in Anaheim." ... "The situation in Korea is definitely worse than we thought it would be one month ago," Adm. Arthur Radford told newspapermen at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station. High Navy officers were at the station or the fourth annual inspection. Vice-Adm. John D. Price, chief of Naval Air Training; Rear Adm. A. K. Doyle, chief of Naval Reserve Air Training; Col. D. F. O'Nell, chief of staff, and several other dignitaries were present for the inspection. Adolf Schope said that the Kwikset Locks, Inc., would not use the newly acquired property—the abandoned La Palma school—for industrial purposes. Rudolph Nyboe, the recently retired fire chief and building inspector, was honored by the Anaheim Elks club. ANAHEIMERS WANT—Signals at the corner of Orangethorpe and Lemon (or maybe it's Orangethorpe and Harvard). Orangethorpe is an express highway. Heavy laden trucks roll at break-neck speeds. Something should be done about it before one of the little accidents becomes a major crash. SPORTSWEEK — Sammy Reymundo scored 19 points as John Tynes' Valencia Bees smoothered Garden Grove, 40-0, to win the County Bee Football title. The Placentians rolled up 343 points (223 in league games) to exactly none for the opposition. Reymundo scored 149 of them. With Bob Ferguson romping 109 yards to a touchdown, Tex Oliver's win-hungry Hornets beat San Berdoo, 28-18, in a game in which Anaheim's Larry Weaver turned in a 75-yard scoring sprint. Santa Ana's Dons who'll play at Fullerton Thursday, beat Orange Coast, 27-20. In a thrill-a-minute ball game, Clare Van Hoorebeke's Colonists beat Orange, 26-19 before a home-coming crowd at Orange. Enoch Peterson, was taken today to determine which team will represent the league in the CIF playoffs. Stewart S. (Shorty) Smith's Brea-Olinda Wildcats "upset" Capistrano, 21-14; Erv Pfister, 215-pound fullback, was the man of the hour. Fullerton won the Sunset League championship by beating Santa Ana, 19-6. The Indians will play San Diego Friday in the CIF playoff. Anaheim finished third behind Fullerton and Newport Harbor. STATISTICS — George and Gladys Howard are the parents of a six-pound son... Papa is a switchboard repairman with the telephone people... Ervin Wedel, the popular meatcutter, is passing out smokes. His wife, Lavinia, presented him with a daughter... Adolpho and Anna Gomez have a new daughter... Johnny and Thelma Goates were blessed with a feminine bundle of joy. He is associated with Eric Lenz' agricultural enterprises... Gilbert and Barbara Judson have a new daughter, too. He is an inspector with North American Aviation at Long Beach... Marriage license people didn't do very good as far as Anaheimers were concerned. It will be wedding bells for Paul Peterson and Rosemary Corliss... Jame Kerwin, the home builder, and Roberta Tardif of Santa Ana will say their vows... Ygnacio Avilla and Ruth Castillo are altar bound... Death came to Richard T. Jones in the 87th year of his life. He was an Arizonaian who annually wintered in California... Benjamin Appling, 61, died after a brief illness. He was a telephone company employee for 30 years and lived in Anaheim for the past 16 years... Mrs. Myrtle Rawlings, 69, died after a brief illness. She had been an Anaheimer for 27 years and was well known as assistant manager of the Bank of Amercia. REMEMBER—The more you do for some people, the more they expect. At Hadley's... Thanksgiving BAKERY Treats Order NOW! All Kinds of PIES They have that home-baked flavor A Wide Variety of ● CAKES ● BREAD ● COOKIES NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY FRUIT CAKES FOR MAILING (They are in Metal Containers) Hadley's Bakery and FOUNTAIN 101 W. CENTER at LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM Home New Homes set Available to Veterans Despite a growing scarcity of homes in Orange county due to recent credit restrictions, veterans who have decided "this is the place to live" may still select homes from a few tracts in the county on no-money-down terms. This was revealed today by officials of Lifetime Homes here who disclosed they are still offering a limited number of homes to veterans on the "old terms" in both Anaheim and Fullerton. "By old terms," an official said, "we mean the nothing down contract and the easy 20 year loan for veterans which have since been curtailed by new restrictions." The few homes still being offered in Anaheim and Fullerton were started before the restrictions went into effect. The remaining homes offer a selection of floor plaster design and features. Homes advantages like rooms and two-car builders pointed out. The homes in Anaheim and Fullerton will be the last off Water st. between We company for "nothing Only 2 SHOPPING IS THURSDAY'S LAST TAKEN CARE OF RIO GRANDE MARASCHINO NOV BER FRI SAT 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 JOY Your Easier DISHWASHING 6oz BOTTLE 79¢ Food Club CRANBERRY SAUCE NO.300 CANS 2 FOR 29¢ STRAWBERRY JAM 12 OZ. JAR 37¢ CREAMERY BUTTER FIRST GRADE POUND CARTON 69¢ COFFEE drip or regular POUND CAN 79¢ RIO GRANDE MARASCHINO CHERRY SUNMAID RAISINS NON SUCH MINCEMEA ALLEN'S APPLE CIDER Libby's TOMATO JUICE FOOD CLUB FRUIT COCKTAIL NO.2½ CAN JELLO 6 assorted flavors 3 DOLE PINEAPPLE SLICED DOLE PINEAPPLE CHUNKS Libby's NO.2½ CANS PUMPKIN 2 FOR 25¢ PIE CRUST MIX PILLSBURY'S 9oz.PKG. APPLE SAUCE GOLD RIDGE NO.2 CANE 2 FOR 37¢ CINCH CAKE MIX 17 OZ. PKG. Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS TO MAKE YOUR DINNER DELIGHTFUL LARGE SELECTION - FINEST QUALITY CELERY • LETTUCE • DATES • NUTS U.S. NO.1 IDAHO'S FINEST PREMIUM SIZE "SELECT YOUR OWN" RUSSET POTATOES 10 lbs. 25¢ EATMORE BRAND • CAPE COD'S FINEST • CELLO BAG Fresh CRANBERRIES 2 lbs. 25¢ U.S. NO.1 IDAHO'S FINEST PREMIUM SIZE "SELECT YOUR OWN" RUSSET POTATOES 10 lbs. 25¢ EATMORE BRAND • CAPE COD'S FINEST • CELLO BAG Fresh CRANBERRIES 2 lbs. 25¢ WASHINGTON STATE • PLIOFILM BAG "SEE EVERY APPLE" JONATHAN APPLES 3 lb.bag 19¢ RADISHES•GR. ONIONS•BEETS•MUSTARD•TURNIPS BUNCH VEGETABLES 3 large 14¢ (PARSLEY Free) ALPHA BETA 406 E. Center- Anaheim - 510 W. Center St. 'These Prices Are Effective in all Alpha Beta selection of floor plans and exterior design and feature. Lifetime Homes advantages like three bedrooms and two-car garages, the builders pointed out. The homes in Anaheim near and in Fullerton on E. Chapman, will be the last offered by the Water st. between West and Palm company for "nothing down." Cal-Vet Program Aids 45,000 Nearly 45,000 veteran of both wars have now been assisted in acquiring farms and homes under the low-interest "Cal-Vet" program, State Director of Veterans Affairs D. J. Callaghan, Jr., reported today. Callaghan said that the purchase during October of 807 homes and five farms by the Department of Veterans Affairs for resale to veterans on long-term contracts brought to $254,013,484 the grand total invested in such purchases since the plans was instituted in 1921. YES 2 MORE SHIPPING DAYS! DAY'S LAST MINUTE DETAIL - CARE OF? Let's double check! WE HAVE A Big Variety OF BEN HUR SPICES REESE BRAND • RED OR WHITE 8oz JAR ROQUEFORT DRESSING 59 BEST FOODS FRENCH DRESSING WE HAVE A Big Variety OF BEN HUR SPICES ANDE CHINO CHERRIES 10¢ D RAISINS 15 oz. PKG. 25¢ H MINCEMEAT 9 oz. PKG. 17¢ APPLE CIDER GALLON JUG 59¢ OMATO Juice 46 oz. CAN 25¢ KTAIL NO. 2½ CAN 35¢ tated flavors 3 FOR 21¢ PLE SLICED 30¢ PLE CHUNKS 28¢ NS KIN 2 FOR 25¢ PILLSBURY'S 9 oz. PKG. 17¢ D RIDGE 2 CAN 2 FOR 37¢ 17 oz. PKG. 1X 33¢ REESE BRAND RED OR WHITE 8oz JAR ROQUEFORT DRESSING 59¢ BEST FOODS FRENCH DRESSING 16 oz. JAR 37¢ GULF KIST OYSTERS 4¼ oz CAN 43¢ LINDSAY'S NO.1 TAIL CAN LARGE PITTED OLIVES 33£ FARMER SMITH'S 11 oz JAR SWEET KRISPIE PICKLES 37£ Liberty's WHOLE SWEET PICKLES 8oz JAR 26£ SMOKELLE OR OLD ENGLISH KRAFT JAR CHEESE 50oz JAR 25£ REGULAR SIZE SURF 29¢ PKG. IVORY FLAKES 29¢ PKG. Grade "A" OVEN-READY Eviscerated TURKEYS TOMS 47¢ lb. Grade "A" HENS 59¢ WILSON'S CERTIFIED • SUGAR CURED TENDERIZED HAMS Whole or Shank % 47¢ NEBRASKA CORN FED • WHOLE SHOULDER FRESH PORK ROAST Picnic Style 35£ BOOTH For Your Oyster Dish WILSON'S CERTIFIED • SUGAR CURED TENDERIZED HAMS Whole or Shank 47¢ NEBRASKA CORN FED • WHOLE SHOULDER FRESH PORK ROAST Picnic Style 35¢ BOOTH "For Your Oyster Dressing" Fresh Frozen OYSTERS 79¢ EASTERN PORK OLD FASHIONED SEASONED LINK SAUSAGE 49¢ COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE 39¢ MORRELL'S PRIDE CELLO PKG. SLICED BACON 47¢ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ITEMS FOR YOURHors d'Oeuvres From our Delicatessen MINCE MEAT 25¢ SHELLED ALMONDS, SALTED 6 oz. PKG. 49¢ SHELLED WALNUTS, MALVED Ready For The Oven! BALLARD or PUFFIN BISCUITS 2 pcs. 25¢ For Celery Stuffing 8 ounces size 39¢ PHILADELPHI CREAM CHEESE 2 pcs. 35¢ Louis Régal 11 ounce IMPORTED ROQUEFORT PORTIONS 19¢ le Parking Space all Alpha Beta Food Markets" 317 N. Spadra Rd. - Fullerton