anaheim-gazette 1950-12-13

Farm Bureau Holds Yule Party S. Macon Cowles, assistant minister of the First Presbyterian church of Orange, was guest speaker at the Annual Farm Bureau Christmas dinner last night. Topic was inspirational and appropriate to the holiday season. He recited the Christmas story of "The Night Before Christmas" by Clement Moore and gave an account of Moore's history. Mrs. Lila Sexton sang for the group of over 200, accompanied by Mildred Remland. Fremont Choral group entertained for the remainder of the program with seasonal songs and carols. Home department chairman, Mrs. Tucker Bose, presided over the turkey dinner as dinner chairman of the evening. Serving was accomplished in the cafeteria manner. A. J. Schutte gave the director's report. Santa Claus, Dave Collins, ended the evening in a riot of fun as he distributed bags of candy among the children to an accompaniment of "Jingle Bells." Clash Looms on Bay Club Site Conflicting claims by the city of Newport Beach and Orange county over boundary lines at the site of the swank Balboa Bay club, appeared heading for an open clash today, as County Counsel Joel E. Ogle prepared to draft a bill for submission to the state Optimists Enjoy Christmas Party Annual Optimist Christmas party and dinner was sparked with the unique entertainment furnished by Bob and Tommy Thompson of La Habra and their marionette show "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." The marionetters were introduced by program chairman of the evening, Lyle Shafer. Before the show started, Optimists, and their guests; wives, children and junior Optimists, were served a chicken dinner. After the puppet show Santa Claus made his appearance and regaled the children with stories of his experiences and gifts. President Tom Yellis announced that the next meeting of the Optimists club would be held Dec. 28. Wrestler Talks at Calvary Baptist "Tiny" Roebuck, the popular wrestling referee is to be one of the featured speakers at the All-Mens Fellowship supper at the Calvary Baptist church, Broadway at Citron, Saturday, Dec. 16, at 6:30 p.m. "Tiny," a misnomer for he weighs well over 250 pounds, has gained a large following among Southern California wrestling fans. He comes from the pure-blood Indian stock and has won fame as a wrestler of past days and as an outstanding athlete in other sports. Men of all ages are invited to this supper. The price is $1. For reservations call Anaheim 5792 or 6246. Clash Looms on Bay Club Site Conflicting claims by the city of Newport Beach and Orange county over boundary lines at the site of the swank Balboa Bay club, appeared heading for an open clash today, as County Counsel Joel E. Ogle prepared to draft a bill for submission to the state legislature, that apparently would oust the city from ownership. Ogle holds that the city owns none of it. Ogle said he proposed to introduce a skeleton or blanket bill carrying no boundary descriptions, instead of one "confirming" the court decree of 1926 in the case of The Irvine Co., against the county, as requested by Secretary Harry Welch of the county harbor commission. The court decree set up boundaries of tide and submerged lands around upper Newport bay, as ceded by the state to the county in 1919, covering all such lands outside the city of Newport Beach. In 1928 the state ceded title to the city for all such lands not theretofore ceded to the county. Yule Setting for SA College Dance An old-fashioned Christmas will be the setting for the Christmas formal at the forthcoming dance to be held this coming Friday evening, at the Santa Ana Ebell club. The old-fashioned chains, candy sticks, and other decorations will recall the way Christmas was spent many years ago. The Men of Melody headed by Frankie White will constitute the orchestra for the evening. Invitations are open to Santa Ana college students and other students from colleges in this area. A special invitation is extended to the alumni of Santa Ana college. All 3 travel for 1½ fares ... MAKE IT A FAMILY TRIP All 3 travel for 1½ fares ...MAKE IT A FAMILY TRIP Go Santa Fe Short or long trip—you can take the youngsters along for very little extra cost—via Santa Fe. Children under 5 years free...under 12 years for just half fare...when accompanied by a fare-paying adult. And Santa Fe baggage allowance is liberal—150 lbs. free for each full fare, in addition to hand luggage. Take the children with you on your next trip east...give them unforgettable memories of the majestic Grand Canyon...the fairyland of Carlsbad Caverns...the colorful Indian Pueblos around old Santa Fe. Stopovers easily arranged. Five daily trains between California-Chicago—Super Chief, The Chief, El Capitan, California Ltd., The Grand Canyon—provide accommodations to fit every purse. Fine Fred Harvey food. W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone 3107 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Stocks Affect of Fruit ks affected the size of town over a three-year period in experimental plot university of California experiment Station, accord-port just received by farm advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. Results of the research project have been reported by W. P. Bitters, horticulturist in charge of the rootstock experiments. Sour orange stocks produced the highest percentage of large size Washington navel oranges among 32 stocks used. The percentage of large size Valencia oranges grown on 26 stocks was greatest for trifoliate orange stocks. Oranges grown on sweet orange stocks tended to be smaller than those grown on other common rootstocks. Fruit sizes of both varieties were larger than average on Sampson tangelo, rough lemon and grapefruit stocks. There was considerable variation in the effect on fruit size among different varieties of stocks within a species. For example, standard sour orange inferior to other varieties of orange. And the Cleopatra darin produced a higher per-age of large-size fruit than mandarin varieties. Differences in fruit size not be accounted for fully variation in number of frui "Come on BE READY FOR YOUR WITH THESE SUGGESTION TOP FROST SQUASH POUND PKG. 19 SUCCOTASH 12 oz. PKG. 29 STRAWBERRIES 39 TOP KROST THE HISTORICAL OF FROZEN FEEDS SQUASH POUND PKG. 19¢ SUCCOTASH 12 OZ. PKG. 29¢ STAWBERRIES 39¢ A HOLIDAY TREAT 12 OZ.PKG. FOR A BETTER SALAD — USE MIRACLE WHIP QUART JAR 55¢ Libby's 1 LB.14 OZ.CAN FRUITS FOR SALADS 39¢ ASSORTED FLAVORS JELLO 3 OZ. PKG. 7¢ ASSORTED FLAVORS JELLO PUDDING 4½ OZ. PKG. 7¢ OR AN OLD FASHIONED EVENING 6 OZ. POPCORN 4 OZ. OIL Gerber's POPS SWELL 29¢ EVERY ONE LOVES CANDY CELLO BAG 25¢ NABISCO POUND BOX 26¢ FOR EVENING SNACK TIME CHEEZITS PKG. 17¢ WET WEATHER COMING RUBBER MATS EACH 49¢ CHILDREN LOVE 'EM EACH 79¢ TOY BROOMS PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY DEC. 14 • 15 • 16 FOOD CLUB GRAPEFRUIT IDEAL FOR SECTIONS SALADS 19¢ P.NUT BUTTER IN SINGING TUMBLER 33¢ TUNA JAR OF SALAD DRESSING 24¢ GREEN BEANS LB. 19¢ SPINACH 13¢ HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS FROM THE Delicatessen PUFFIN BISCUITS 2 25¢ CORN PUFFINS 15¢ CHEDDAR NEW YORK Lb. Sharp 69¢ MINCE MEAT POUND TUB 25¢ NUTS SHELLP WALNUTS 6 oz. ALMONDS Pkg. 49¢ HOLIDAY CHEESE PACK CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Contents: 3 Wedges Of Gunzypro Cheese, 1 Baby Edam Cheese, 2 Purity Roll Chopsos PRICE IN STORE $177 WE WILL SHIP ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.A. CARRIAGE INSURED $127 CHILDREN LOVE 'EM EACH TOY BROOMS 79¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY DEC. 14 • 15 • 16 NUTS SHELLLED SALTED WALNUTS ALMONDS ING. 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The study is being continued and has been extended to include size data on Marsh grapefruit. Wahlberg said that several experimental citrus rootstock plots are located in Orange county. PASADENA (AP)—Public sale of 6000 tickets to the Rose Bowl grid game was closed today with 2000 remaining unsold—the first time in years that has happened. Greg Engelhard, assistant athletic director of the University of California in charge of the sale, said the unsold ducats will be distributed among Alumni and other groups. ON IN! FOR YOUR "HOLIDAY FRIENDS" UGGESTIONS FROM - ALPHA BETA! California's Finest DATES For Shipping! NEW CROP • DEGLET NOOR IN SPECIAL SHIPPING CARTONS 2½ lbs. 5 lbs. 15 lbs. D'ANJOU PEARS FROM OREGON & WASHINGTON Firm & Juicy 10 lb. BUNCH GOODS FRESH LARGE BUNCHES All Kinds INCLUDING CARROTS! 2 for 9! 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