anaheim-gazette 1951-11-01

ROCKET WITCH—Rex Construction Co.'s float, ridden by Miss Beverley Roberts, took home two awards—second in Division 3, Hallowe'en of 1951, and third for commercial floats. (G photo by Kreidt.) OIL PROSPECTORS—Steele Petroleum Co., due to begin drilling for oil in Anaheim soon, took third place in Division 6 with their float above. Comely lasses riding are Betty (Pinky) Jones. MORE ABOUT ... Parade (Continued from Page 1) Rade was the "Skid Row" entry of the S. Los Angeles st. Merchants. The float was designed and executed by Leavitt Ford, John O'Kane, Charles Brown and Mrs. Martha Trabert. Floral work was supplied by Mrs. Harry Marcu of Santa Ana. Riding the float were five runners-up from the Miss Slick Chick competition and Mrs. Jewell Shelton, who played witch for the float. The float also took first place in Division 2, Traditional Hallowe'en and first place in floats entered by voluntary organizations. Division Winners Division first awards were taken by the following: Division 1: Ernest Ganahl Lumber Co.; Division 2: S. Los Angeles st. Merchants; Division 3: Huntington WHERE'S THE FIRE!—Anaheim Jaycees manned their ancient fire engine for the parade last night and drove fast and furious, but got nowhere in particular. However, 70,000-odd people watched them do it—(Gazette photo by Kreidt.) WHERE'S THE FIRE?—Anaheim Jaycees manned their ancient fire engine for the parade last night and drove fast and furious, but got nowhere in particular. However, 70,000-odd people watched them do it—(Gazette photo by Kreidt.) DELICIOUS PIES CAKES COOKIES FRESH FROM THE OVEN FRUIT CAKES for overseas mailing. The deadline for overseas mailing is Nov. 15. Get your FRUIT CAKES NOW at Hadley's and be assured of the BEST. Here's enriched bread in all its tasty goodness, oven hot to your dinner table. You'll be welcomed by every member of your family! HADLEY'S BAKERIES and FOUNTAINS 816 W. Center St. Center and Los Angeles Sts. (Open Eves.) Phone 2981 353 Awards Given In Kiddies' Parade It was the kids turn to celebrate Hallowe'en yesterday afternoon when 353 youngsters coped ribbons for the Most Beautiful, Most Original, Most Comical, Twin Costumes, Floats, Best Bikes, and Special Awards, out of several hundred costumed children and vehicles entered in the children's parade. Entries were from George Washington, Magnolia No. 1, Loarre Cypress, Savanna, Horace Mann, Lincoln, Fremont, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, St. Boniface, Zion Lutheran, and Katella schools. (Names listed are first, second, third, etc.) George Washington: Most beautiful: Janice McGovney, R. Gray, Marilyn Coulter. Most original: Kenny Ladergie, Michael McGivney, Scott Rowland. Most comical: Karen Jones, Jeffry Bates, Joan Tremblo. Twins: Carol Steves, Mary Fisher; Jackie Farless and Perry White; Geraldine Marino and Arlene Daniels. Floats: Ronda Collins, Jess Hurtado, Judy Mcade. Bikes: Virginia Ramirez, Richard Tremble. Special awards: Carol Wellax, Donald Jacques, Eleanor Hermandez, Jane Forbes, Johnny Herrera, John Buckner, Dob Hatfield, Butch Hatfield, Dotty Ann Nankeruis, Judy Athy. Cyrres: Most beautiful: Mellie Irvin, Patricia Tande, Joyce Fleetwood. Most original: Lynn Lyon, Charlene Lenarville, Emile Holboren. Most comical: Marshall Emery, Richard Schmit, Norma DeWitt. Twins: Dianne and Randy Christopher, Penny and Pamela Dillingham. Floats: David and Nancy Christopher. Special awards: Marietta Halboron and Donna DeWitt. Savanna: Most beautiful: Delois Quait, Don Yantz, David Mabs. Most original: Linda Clodt, Claudia Coleman. Most comical: Barbara Milbourn, Mary Ann Clark. Twins: John Henry Stanton and Raymond Held. Bikes: Thomas McCusker, Jimmie Rasmussen. Special awards: Lois Casebeer, Linda Woodrome; Donald Wright and Kenneth Eldred. Glenora Peek, Brenda Martindale, Bobby Baker, Bob Critchfield, Danny and Dianne Kunza, Robert Plainsted. Thomas Jefferson: Most beautiful: Sharon Woodruff, Betty Showalter, Susan Lund and a fourth special for this group, Georgiant. Howard. Most original: Charles Clark, Linda Conliffe and Clifford Cordill. Comical: Deane Fellbaum, Ronnie Martin, Suzanne Sue, Ken Dunton. Twin custumes: Alice Jean Clark and Mary Ann Fellbaum, Nancy Robinson and Pamela Keup, Armendariz and Dennis Wardin. Lynn Gay and Dunton and Bonny Redmond, Kathy, Dennis and Melody Brodd. Larry and Randall Schwacofer, Sharon and Frances Ford. Best bike: Marvin Wenester. Special awards: Carmellita Sandoval, Frank Lopez Linda Norton, Esther Zelnar, Betty Comstock, Mary Alice Richards, Sarah Jean Richards. Christopher Davis, Linda Mayberry, Dennis Robinson, Gerald Bird. St. Boniface: Most beautiful: Ann Spritz, Sigrid Lande, Yvonne de Velbiss. Originality: John Godden, Stephen Cunnard and Rita Flynn and Barbara May. Most comical: Deona De Connick, Joan Zindorf and Henry DuBois. Twin costumes: Kevin Sullivan and Gil-llan Williams, Virginia Sullivan, Billy and Pa-nt Best bikes: Joseph A.Nelson and Don Nelson awards: Maria Arios, J.Bernard Bagdon, Bill Sandra Reese, Charles Erickson, Susan Bushr-ryn Stoughton, Ruth B. Zion Lutheran: Most beautiful: Donna Maley, Sharon Judy Grjmm. Original Meler, Allen Voight, Denen. Comical: George Bathushman and John Cliffcostumes: Robert Cole-Koeppen, Bill Wilson Hazzard, Janet Jarmann Heybrook. Floats: Tom and Jimmy Kirk, Ri-Junice Newkirk, Roll-and Larry Young awards: Charles Ehl-Heybrook, Dean Real,-ton, Janice Newkirk Fluegegge, James Pollard-, den,Marlom Hendrickss abeth Trout. Loara: Most beautiful and Jerry Beach,Cleverer,Sharon Brougher. Original: Audra Benn-Lange,Terry Lou He-comical:Jerry and Tim Lindgina,Virginia Actor,Dennis and Frankie L.Brian Lunaren and SharerJoan Condra and Jeter.Floats; Judy Killin-lene McMillan.EvelynBest bikes:Vabano R-Nills,Dickie Booher- Nevilleve Bradley, left of float,bertson.—(Gazette photo by Beach Chamber of Commerce; Division 4: Kwikset Locks, Inc.;Division 5: La Habra Cruisers;Division 6: Dougan and HyltonClass Co. Huntington Beach Chamber ofCommerce took first place in the municipality or communityfloatclass; S. Los Angeles st.Merchants won first place amongin-unitary organizations; Eta Uponchapter of Kappa Delta Phiwas awarded first place in theDecorated car class, Allee Bros. Live-In was first in the ancientclass with a 1912 Buickand Scott's Berry Farm tookfirst place in the horse-drawnvehiclesclass with their Ghost Town float. Garden Grove 20-30 club wonst place in the stuntentries. Special Awards Special award trophy was givenNorth Gate Business districtspecial award ribbons werewhen the following: Altrusa club,bury-Kjwanis-Lions clubs, MercyStationers and Printers, Jackler & Smith Citrus ProductsSmith-Reafsynder Furnitureand the Knights of Columbus. Other awards went to threecosse groups, Florence Kessler andJan Gorman, who marchedasajo Indians; Janet McCoy,andAUHS girls' rifle team. Maette groups winningawardsare the Fullerton Junior collegenet majorettes, Santa Anaage and High school band ma- Lyon, Charlene Lenarville, EmileHolboren, Most comical: MarshallEmery, Richard Schmit, NormaDeWitt. Twins: Dianne andRandy Christopher, Penny andPamela Dillingham. Floats: Davidand Nancy Christopher.Specialawards: Marietta Halboronand Donna DeWitt. Savanna: Most beautiful: DeloisQuait, Don Yantz, DavidMabs. Most original: LindaClodt, Claudia Coleman. Mostcomical: Barbara Milbourn,MaryAnn Clark. Twins: John HenryAdams and Ernest Wood. Floats:Charles Budd, Donnie Mabs, DellAdams. Special: Ann Fuller, SharonCassidy, Dotty Venderwalker,Sandra Roth, Charles Copsey,Linda Milburn, John Murphy,Don Lloyd, Lee Bacous. Horace Mann: Most beautiful:Donna Ray Link, LaVonne Knutzen, Pauline Rodriguez. Mostoriginal: Carol Gregory, MarilynMayberry, Koren Olsen. Mostcomical: Raymond Weaver,MarinHuson, Lyn Wayne Ferrence,Twins: Jean and John LarsonJerry and Janice Raber and Ritaand Nona Willmsen. Floats: JudyBurgess, Joan Stoneking and WandaBurgess, Connie, Bonnie andThersa Smith, Charlene Schutz,Laurie Schutz, Bonnie Osborn,kathleen Rafney,Linda Belger.Best bikes: Carl Robertson,BrienClingman, Richard Rigby.Specialawards: Stephen Reinert,Gary Reinert, Frances Baker,Vicky Brown,Patty Flynn,LindaCancino,Carmen Cancino,DoreenQuasti and Margaret Shirk,Terry Brown,Cinnie Davis,LillieBaca,Rachael Romero and VickiHazelton. Lincoln: Most beautiful: Elizabeth Morley, Sandra Erickson,Sharon Briley. Most original: Gary Waer,新ell Wright，ConnieKelley. Most comical: RobertMartin，Richard Martin和Shirley Elliot. Twins: PennyDinkler and Judy Bolir，Joyce andJan Smitz，Jane Thomason和Kathy Martin.Floats: Perezfamily,Betty Thomason和Daviscampbell. Best bikes:Deborah Stutts and Benton Stutts.Specialawards: Raymond Beatty,Delmar Key,Sarah Nutt,Bettyknelp，Kenton Dierberger，JohnGoddell,Dick Lenthil，JodyWilliams,Linda Allen，Jerry Truax. Fremont: Most beautiful: Luella Baker and Judy Sympson.Most original: Kay Caffee，RobertWinters and Cleda Mae Syverson.Most comical:Danny WardonDonWarner,Lois Cowee.Twins: JimmyHarold and Eddie Maginnis,Barbara Wright and Judy Nelson,Carole Davis and Karen Smith.Specialawards: Donald Matthewsand Alfred Lopez,Maria FelizWalton Williams，CharleenArlenJoan Joyce and Janice Nan- Buy ofthe Week... FROZENFOODS Green Peas Baby Lima Beans Lima Beans Strawberries Lemonade SUGAR Union Brand Fine Granulated 5-lb.bag For cooking, for canning, or for table use. 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Special awards: Donald Matthews and Alfred Lopez, Maria Feliz, Walton Williams, Charleen Arlen, Joan Joyce and Janice Nanaigre. Benjamin Franklin: Most beautiful: Dianne Payton, Dianne Johnson, Albert Graves. Most original: Mark Oden, Martin Lara, John Ketz. Most comical: Steven Telskai, Bruce Bailey, Jack Messamer. Twins: Karen Theusen and Sherry Woodrome, Larry and Charles Baker, Virginia Lee Hiserott and Michael Kirk. Floats: Mary Beth and Jimmie Reynolds and Michael Parker; Linda Agren, Carl Vanversst; John Easton, Charles Fletercher, Jimmie Gould, Douglas PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 EBELL CLUBHOUSE, 244 N. HELENA —LUNCH— WILL BE SERVED FROM 11 A.M. 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Loara: Most beautiful: Barton and Jerry Beach, Cleudia Schiller, Sharon Brougher. Most original: Audra Bennett, Dixie Lange, Terry Lou Helnze. Most comical: Jerry and Tim Visel, Ann Lindgren, Virginia Acton. Twins: Dennis and Frankie Longobardi, Brian Lunaren and Sharon Becker, Joan Condra and Janet Vetter. Floats: Judy Killingbeck, Arlene McMillan, Evelyn Philpott. Best bikes: Vabano Rios, Jerry Nills, Dickie Booher. Special awards: Ardith Kelley, Linda Bolsten, Jerry Schiller, Ellen Myers, Maurine Parker, Janie Visel, Judy Anderson, Jean Struhoff, Virginia Keele, Sandra Ramm. Magnolia No. 1: Most beautiful: Charles Olsen, Jerry Pulman, Phyllis Bradley. Most original: Barbara Dunn, Richard Cook, Dianne Rubey. Most comical: John Dudley, Kenneth Mossman, Betty Dirmett, Twins: Dianne and Carol Prewett, Danny and Marion Cook, David and John Springer. Floats: Freddie Kirk, Gayle Frelee. Special awards: Jerry Trotter, Dickie Dickenson and Jerry Kelley; Prewett family, Richard Wallace, Sharon Skoglund, Nina Simmons, Patricia Lanola, Tommy Raymond, Barbara Ruderlie, Elaine Fechter, Judy Trotter. Katella school had only four entries in the parade but every one of them took first place. Blue ribbong went to Jerry Humatt, 2nd grade; Jimmy Alvegge, 2nd grade; Bill Hamminatt, 6th grade and Billy Williams, 8th grade. Paul Cooke, superintendent of Anaheim elementary schools, was in charge of the Kiddles' parade. The halibut is the largest of the flat fishes, attaining a length of 10 feet. The production of hams in the United States alone each year exceeds a billion and a half pounds. Citrus Market The California Fruit Growers Exchange reported today all auction markets California oranges were slightly higher med. to large sizes Sunkist. SUNKIST (First Grade) 126s 7.17; 150s 6.87; 176s 6.71; 200s 5.97; 220s 5.23; 252s 4.71; 288s 4.48. 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