anaheim-gazette 1952-05-16

Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1908 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OLD AND NEW—The girls are modern but the same cannot be said for the ancient typewriters they are holding. The machines can trace their family trees back to the last century. They will be on exhibit (the girls too, maybe) Saturday at the courthouse, where the Orange County Employees Association presents its "Know Your County Government" project. From left to right, above, are: Loretta Nelson of the Record-er's office, holding an 1884 Remington, patriarch of the machines; Fern Wessels of the Tax Collector's office, with a Smith Premier, double keyboard model, made in 1894 and in use up to 1911; Mary Allison of the Tax Collector's office, with the youngest of the group, a Hammor Multiplex, only 47 years old (1905); and Jan Liebig of the Tax Collector's office, with a Blicksenderfer, dated 1890-1892. (Bob Gievet photo) Savanna School Holds First Annual Father-Son Banquet; Zilly Speaks District Attorney James Davis with his adopted son, Joel Hayes, special investigator, were honor guests at the Savanna School District first annual father-son banquet. Other special Savanna School Holds First Annual Father-Son Banquet; Zilly Speaks District Attorney James Davis with his adopted son, Joel Hayes, special investigator, were honor guests at the Savanna School District first annual father-son banquet last night. Other special guests were Sgt. Russell Campbell from the juvenile detail; Clyde Nickle, assistant superintendent, AUHS; Calvin Pebley, president of Stanton Lions club which sponsors scout troops of the school; trustees, Jesse E. Pruett, Elton C. Snavely and Lewis C. McBratney and Rev. Charles A. White of the Stanton Community church. Two new teachers who have been signed to teach in the fall were introduced by master-of-ceremonies, Supt. Wayne L. Butterbaugh: Joseph Scott from Long Beach who has been teaching in the Rivera district, he will teach the seventh grade; Carter Kirven will teach the fifth grade, has been teaching in Santa Ana the last four years. JACK ZILLY, who is first string end player of the Los Angeles Rams was the featured speaker. He answered questions about football from the boys and their dads and told about his experiences as former all American for Notre Dame. A movie of the 1951 touchdown parade showed the Rams and their star pro-football player, Zilly. COMPLETELY NEW MAP OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM NOW AVAILABLE COME IN AND GET YOUR COPY -FREE- THE FRANK TAUSCH AGENCY INSURANCE 275 E. Center St. Anaheim Ph. 2401 Political Advertisement GLEN E. McCLOUD INSURANCE 275 E. Center St. Anaheim Ph. 2401 Political Advertisement GLEN E. McCLOUD YOUR CANDIDATE FOR: ECONOMY INTEGRITY AND HONESTY IN SACRAMENTO WORLD WAR II BATTLE VETERAN VOTE JUNE 3rd FOR ASSEMBLYMAN 75th DISTRICT GLEN E. McCLOUD X 1884 Remington, patriarch Wessels of the Tax ColSmith Premier, doublein 1894 and in use up to the Tax Collector's office, the group, a Hammond ars old (1905); and Janet actor's office, with a Blick1892. (Bob Gievet photo) SPECTACULAR CACTUS—Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp count the blossoms on the grandaddy of the hundreds of rare cactus plants which adorn their backyard patio. The blooms on th year old plant total five hundred and t zette photo by Kreidt) One Cactus Plant Grows to Large Display of Blooms in Trapp Patio By JOAN S. WHITE On the sheltered patio at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp, masses of showy epiphylum, the rare hybrid variety of desert cactus, are in full bloom. Their huge orchid-like flowers of intense reds and pinks with yellow centers are a beautiful sight full sun. They are easily propagated from cuttings and the young plants bloom the first year. HOBBY The epiphyllum is comparatively new to Orange county but is gaining in popularity. Bill Trapp La Habra P Homes Sell The picturesque, covering the hills sum Habra park, make a ting for the smart h Mac-Bright, Inc., and it's just one of th many families have chased there; accord McFadden, who built in conjunction with K Display of Blooms in Trapp Patio By JOAN S. WHITE On the sheltered patio at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp, masses of showy epiphylum, the rare hybrid variety of desert cactus, are in full bloom. Their huge orchid-like flowers of intense reds and pinks with yellow centers are a beautiful sight to behold and have attracted a steady stream of visitors, horticulturists, camera enthusiasts, and bees. These plants are genuine cactus, true succulents which thrive in pots and hanging baskets, asking only a porous acid soil, occasional watering, and protection from the younger man take over. That was the news headliners of a year ago. Do you remember? ANAHEIM NEEDS — An adequate hospital! Yes, the Gazetteer has sung that tune before, but it's a vital necessity. Perhaps, a memorial hospital would be a worthy project for some Anaheim booster body to consider. LINES-O-TYPE—Harry Kariya that is Hiroshi Kariya and the Mrs.—is on an extended trip to Japan. They probably wont know the place they left in their youth ... Gordon McComber, a native of Bueqa Park, hopes to represent Buena Park on the Fullerton high school board ... Tom Hoag, the public spirited Anaheimer, is really doing an outstanding job with the American Legion. He's a committeeman who works ... Liz Robbins and Joyce Shunk, Anaheimers, played leads in the annual Fullerton college spring play, "The Silver Cord." The co-eds played their parts well. Incidentally, Alex Omalev, who is better known for his championship basketball teams, does right well as a dramatic coach. That reminds us that he's been in the movies—played a mud-smeared extra in a war picture. POSTCARD POLL — Anaheimers still like Ike and Estes bestest. HOBBY The epiphyllum is comparatively new to Orange county but is gaining in popularity. Bill Trapp took up its culture some 12 years ago when a relative gave him the "Dutch Empress," a pink variety which is the parent of countless flourishing plants which now decorate the patio. The original plant has attained huge proportions, and by actual count has borne five hundred and three blossoms during its three week blooming season. Trapp has introduced three bright red varieties which offer spectacular contrast. The "Garnet," "Flamingo," and "Vina Rouge" have about the same coloring; but the formation of their flowers range from a row of single petals to a ruffled double formation in graduated hues. BEST YET "This has been the very best year yet for our cactus," says Trapp, referring to their size and the number of blossoms. He at-tributes their development winter and heavy rain that side dressings sludge may have had to do with it. Mrs. Trapp reports blooms can be worn in the same manner or floated in water for table arrangement. The Traps reside Vista, Anaheim. Monrovia, 1-0. Pitcher Bergan did it... At Brea-Olin Stewart S. (Shorty) Smith, one range counties most colorfules, stepped down to let a played their parts well. Incidentally, Alex Omalev, who is better known for his championship basketball teams, does right well as a dramatic coach. That reminds us that he's been in the movies—played a mud-smeared extra in a war picture. POSTCARD POLL — Anaheimers still like Ike and Estes bestest. NEWS NUGGETS — Hal (Skeets) Gregg is showing 'em. Anaheimers are wondering how long he can keep it up. A 7-0 Coast league pitching record is amazing to say the least... Henry Hughes, 65, a giant of a man who made history hereabouts as the "pants burglar" has been convicted in superior court. A number of Anaheimers had their homes visited by the cat-like burglar... Louis Arriollo's serenading wasn't appreciated in some quarters it seems... A recent news story about James S. Tremayne of Brea brings back memories of the days when the oil center of the county made a bid for air supremacy. One of the Dole Hawaiian Flight planes was built in Brea. The aircraft was frecked before it left the USA... The Herbst Bros.-Lou, Burt and Wayne—may have been caught between the devil and the planning commission, but they and Earl Carrell may have started something—the industrialization of the ranchland between Anaheim and Fullerton. NITECAPSULE — What this country needs is a good nickel that will buy an old fashioned "five cent's worth." HS Sophomores In Driving Tests Dick Jepsen and Bobbie Jean Downs, AUHS sophomores, will represent Anaheim high in the annual Road-Day-O safe driving competition among Orange county schools to be held tomorrow in the Santa Ana civic center park. An annual affair sponsored jointly by the county schools office, the Farmers Group Insurance plan and the State Highway patrol, the event pits teenage drivers from all the schools of Orange county against each other in a series of driving problems. All contestants are members of school driving classes who have won over other contestants in preliminaries. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "Mortals and Immortals" 11 A.M. SUNDAY 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healinga 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Sundays and Holidays We're Rolling Again! SOON Complete GREYHOUND Homes Sell Fast The picturesque, orange trees covering the hills surrounding La Habra park, make a colorful setting for the smart homes in this Mac-Bright, Inc., sub-division, and it's just one of the reasons so many families have already purchased there, according to Curt McFadden, who built the homes in conjunction with Ken Albright. Another reason for the popularity of the homes are the unusual, modern exterior designs, and the attractive and practical interiors as conceived by Edward H. Fickett, one of the southlands leading architects. Given a free hand by the building firm, Fickett designed homes on a custom styled basis, and by incorporating mass building techniques the homes have been priced as low as $12,625 tributes their development to the winter and heavy rains but admits that side dressings of orchard sludge may have had something to do with it. 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