anaheim-gazette 1952-05-22

Kwikset Plans Open House On Wednesday Kwikset Locks, Inc., will participate in Civic Progress day, next Wednesday, with an open house program for all residents of the Aanheim area, Adolf Schoepe, president, announced today. Guided tours will be conducted through the local lock manufacturing plant, and visitors will have an opportunity to view the step-by-step production methods of this efficient plant, which is one of the nation's top lock manufacturing concerns. Product display boards in each department will give visitors a composite picture of the fabrication and assembly functions in each department. Open house tours will begin at 1 a.m. and continue to 3 p.m. Each tour will last about 30 minutes, and visitors will see Kwikset day shift employees at their regular tasks. The Kwikset plant is located at 516 E. Santa Ana st. Olive Graduation Exercises Set GRADUATION EXERCISES for the Olive Elementary school will be held in the school auditorium on June 12 at 8 p.m. Pupils graduating are Mary Aguilar, Kathleen Diane Biel, LUCKY WINNERS—"That dial means freedom from washday drudgery," Appliance Dealer Harry Fox of Anaheim (center) tells AUHS teacher Philip Engebretson and his wife as he turns over to them the automatic washer they won in the recent Freedom Fair drawing at the local Westinghouse appliance store. The Engebretsons, now living in Fullerton, are buying a new home at 306 Poplar st., Anaheim. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) Strikes Named Cause of Increase In Unemployment SACRAMENTO (CNS) — California's unemployment insurance claims followed an eccentric pattern for the week ending May 8, featured by a 43 per cent increase ario Gusman DeLeon, Evelyn Janell Dowis, Holly Christine Hawley, Eleanor M. Laws, Reginald T. Reyes, Jerry Frank Roper, Roy Hector Sanchez, Don Wayne Scroggins, Carol Ann Shell, Joyce In new claims, the state department of employment reports here today. The increase, it was believed was occasioned by several strikes throughout the state. Claimants filed 26,308 new claims for insurance during the week, and 136,932 claims of a types were filed. The department paid off 88,075 persons. In the Santa Ana office, 70 new claims were filed; 1316 total claims, and 1114 claims were paid. The new claims filed for the state compared to 18,404 the previous week; 132,056 total claim Olive Graduation Exercises Set GRADUATION EXERCISES for the Olive Elementary school will be held in the school auditorium on June 12 at 8 p.m. Pupils graduating are Mary Aguilar, Kathleen Diane Biel, Robert Glenn Blansett, Annie Cruz, Delia Gusman DeLeon, Rosario Gusman DeLeon, Evelyn Janell Dowis, Holly Christine Hawley, Eleanor M. Laws, Reginald T. Reyes, Jerry Frank Roper, Roy Hector Sanchez, Don Wayne Scroggins, Carol Ann Shell, Joyce Marie Stowe, Michael Thompson, and Ralph LeRoy Williams Jr. AARON SCHULTZ* WEEK-END SPECIAL A Feature of Our 28th ANNIVERSARY HUGE DIRECT MILL PURCHASE AND SALE! CARPET MADE TO SELL FOR $7.95 BROADLOOM every inch of this carpeting spells v-a-l-u-e! At the low Anniversary Price of only 4'95 Sq. Yd. • Discontinued Pattern ... From one of America's oldest and biggest carpet mills... A name you know but we can't mention! 495 Sq. Yd. ● Discontinued Pattern ... From one of America's oldest and biggest carpet mills... A name you know but we can't mention! ● Stunning All-Over Leaf pattern ... Beautiful in either Living Room or Bedroom. ● 12 ft. width only. Aaron Schultz is Carpet Headquarters in Orange County! Home of Such Famous Brands as: Alexander Smith ... Mohawk ... Hardwick-Magee ... Firth and others ... Remember: On Quality Carpet ... AARON SCHULTZ WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! Amazing Value—Two Styles! Four Colors! FINE CHINA TABLE LAMPS ● 27" Tall—UL Approved $8.00 Value ● Rayon Satin Shade ONLY ● Hand-Decorated in 22-K Gold ● Made by America's Largest Lamp Manufacturer Complete Home Furnishings for Over a Quarter Century Aaron Schultz 301 W. Center St. Anaheim Phone 2144 Annual Search to Begin Soon For Queen of Orange County Fair Plans are being announced this week on the county-wide contest for selection of a high school girl to reign as Queen of the 1952 Orange County fair scheduled for Aug. 13-17, inclusive, at the fairgrounds on the former Santa Ana Army Air Base. Elimination contests in each of the twelve county high school districts are expected to get under way immediately and be completed before June 28, according to Bob Fullenwider, manager of the Orange County fair. A civic organization or similar group will again be invited to sponsor each district elimination contest. Queen of last year's Orange County fair was Marlene Anderson, pretty 16-year-old brunette and a senior at Newport Harbor High. Her court of honor, composed of the other finalists, included: Sharon Labourdette of Anaheim High, Darlene Bergman of Brea-Olinda High, Donna Schurr of Garden Grove High, Wanda Coffman of Fullerton High, Pat Calloway of Huntington Beach High, Barbara Pletts of Laguna Beach High, Joanne Wells of Santa Ana High, Caryin Weimer of Orange High, Mareia Jensch of San Juan Capistrano High, Barbara Juvenen of Tustin High, and Barbara Dolbee of Valencia High. THE CONTEST is open to girls who have been regularly enrolled in an Orange county high school during the 1951-52 term and who have been bonafide residents of the district for 30 days prior to the local judging. Entrants must be unmarried, must not have been divorced and must agree not to marry prior to Aug 18, 1952. Finalists chosen in preliminary district contests must also agree to be present at the fairgrounds each day of the 1952 Orange County Fair. Professional modeling experience will disqualify a candidate. Orange County Fair officials state that contestant will not be required to solicit or buy any votes or coupons, nor will they be required to buy or sell any item. Judging will be based upon personality, poise, beauty and character with the same emphasis applied to each qualification. The twelve winners in district elimination contests will be eligible to compete in the final set for the opening day of the fair, Aug. 13. These finalists will be guests of the fair management during the five days of the event. Olive Eighth Grade Graders to Present Play A one-aact play, "Boy Literary" will be presented eighth grade of the Olive Library school on Friday May 23, at 8 p.m. in the ditorium. Buddy, a studious boy, quite make the grade matics but loves to write is played by Jerry Re father, played by Michael son is quite disgusted especially when Buddy mistake in delivering so The receiver of the father's client, played by Laws, and his sister's b played by Ralph William very disturbed and ever mother, played by Carol begins to lose faith in her ever, Mr. Masterson, Reginald Reyes, helps reed's confidence by bringing news from the Nation contest. The school principal, Annie Cruz, and Buddy played by Mary Aguilar Biel will also assist in laughing in this rollicking Admission prices for 10 cents and adults 25 cents money will be used for the grade annual excursion lina Island. We grow our ON THE 7,000 SAN JOAQUIN OWN TOP QUARTER MEAT DEPARTMENT OF BEEF - AND AVE. ALPHA BETA RANCH • U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE PRIME RIB ROAST 79 ALPHA BETA RANCH • U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE BLADE CHUCK ROAST 59 ALPHA BETA RANCH • U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE RIB STEAKS TO BARBECUE 79 KINGAN'S CIRCLE K • 1-LB. SELF SERVICE PACKAGE SLICED BACON 35 ALPHA BETA RANCH • U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE SHORT RIBS AN ECONOMICAL MEAL 39 OUR OWN PURE PORK MIDGET PORK LINKS 49 FRESH FROM OUR OWN DELICATESSEN KITCHEN VEGETABLE LEMON OR LIME JELL-O PINT 19¢ BABY EDAM OR GOUDA CHEESE AVG. 49¢ TREND LARGE 19¢ PKG. TIDE REG. 27¢ Radio Specials SIMPLE DINNER FROZEN PIES $69 PER PIE BOLD REST FROZEN STEAKS 2 FOR 35¢ STRONG HEART DOG MEAL ... 31¢ Health & Beauty Aids DIAL SHAMPOO 2 BARS SOAP FREE 67£ BLESSTANT $1.80 VALUE NEW ALARM CLOCKS SUPPLY LIMITED 99£ PRESSURE PACK AERO SHAKE 59£ laughs in this rollicking Admission prices for 10 cents and adults 25 cents money will be used for grade annual excursion lina Island. 495 Sq. Yd. continued Pattern from one of Ameridest and biggest mills... A name now but we can't on! All-Over Leaf Beautiful in eiRoom or Bedwidth only. Colors! LAMPS $8.00 Value $495 Complete With Shade VEGETABLE LEMON OR LIME JELL-O PINT 19¢ BABY EDAM OR GOUDA CHEESE 10-OZ. AVG. 49¢ TREND LARGE PKG. 19¢ TIDE REG. 27£ PKG. GIANT SIZE, 75¢ DREFT REG. 27£ PKG. GIANT SIZE, 75¢ CHEER REG. 27£ PKG. GIANT SIZE, 75¢ Volc Fab REG. 27£ PKG. GIANT SIZE, 75¢ JOY 27£ BOTTLE Radio Specials SIMPLE DUMM FROZEN PIES $69¢ DEAL NOT FROZEN STEAKS 2 FOR 35¢ STRONG HEART DOG MEAL 27 oz 31¢ Health & Beauty Aids DIAL SHAMPOO 2 BARS SOAP FREE 67¢ ALARM CLOCKS SUPPLY LIMITED 99¢ PRESSURE PACK AERO SHAVE 59¢ Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES Religious and Healthful Vitamins Foods SUNKIST LEMONS LEMON Juices PRIMES COLDS 2 U.S. No.1 NEW CROP WHITE ROSE POTATOES For FRYING BOILING BOILING CALAVO BRAND AVOCADOS Fine For Salads Special Deal! ROYALS INSTANT PUDding COMPLETE & BITTERED Manager's Corner Have you noticed how our Produce Deportment is blossoming out again? Our buyers are really working overtime to find the best bargains they can. Next time you're in just notice the wide selection and the high quality. ALPHA BETA PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR. FRI. SAT. 406 E. Center St., Anaheim Daily, 9 to 8 Sunday, 9 to 6 AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in all Alpha Beta Food Markets Olive Eighth Graders to Present Play A one-aet play, "Buddy Goes Literary" will be presented by the eighth grade of the Olive Elementary school on Friday evening, May 23, at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Buddy, a studious boy who can't quite make the grade in mathematics but loves to write poetry is played by Jerry Roper. His father, played by Michael Thompson, is quite disgusted with him, especially when Buddy makes a mistake in delivering some letters. The receiver of the letters, his father's client, played by Eleanor Laws, and his sister's boy friend, played by Ralph Williams become very disturbed and even Buddy's mother, played by Carol Ann Shell begins to lose faith in him. However, Mr. Masterson, played by Reginald Reyes, helps restore Buddy's confidence by bringing good news from the National poetry contest. The school principal, payed by Annie Cruz, and Buddy's sisters, played by Mary Aguilar and Diane Biel will also assist in providing laughs in this rollicking comedy. Admission prices for children is 10 cents and adults 25 cents. The money will be used for the eighth grade annual excursion to Catalina Island. Olive Improvement Group Holds Meet The Olive Improvement club met Tuesday evening with a potluck dinner served in the dining room of the Civic Center by Mesdames Oliver Burdg, Robert Lemke, Herman Lemke, Walter Otte, Walter Meier, and George Heinemann. Visitors welcomed were Harry Niehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Richardson, Mrs. Barbara Garrison, Martell Thompson, and David Farrell. Door prizes were received by Mrs. Grover Lewellyn, Earl Rogers, Chester Caples, Mrs. Herbert Meierhoff, Herman Lemke, Mrs. C. M. Burbank, and Donald Quick. Discussion was held on the question of the consolidation of the schools in the Orange high school district and a committee of Clyde Fairbairn, Walter Meier, and August Heinemann was appointed to study the matter. A. W. Ames, program chairman, introduced Miss Judy Newman who presented members of her studio classes in song, dance, and musical numbers. The elementary school board of Anaheim will meet Friday at 1 p.m. to canvass the vote of the recent school board election and to award bids for school furniture. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 FREE A special offer for anyone who is interested in the CITRUS INDUSTRY Send now for your copy of "Golden Fruit of the Sweet Tree". A fascinating FREE booklet telling the story of citrus. Write to: TREESWEET PRODUCTS CO. P. O. Box 25, Santa Ana, Calif. OUR OWN Savings ON THE 7,000 ACRE ALPHA BETA RANCH IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY WE RAISE AND FEED OUR OWN TOP QUALITY CATTLE. THIS ASSURES OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS OF HANDLING ONLY THE VERY BEST OF BEEF - AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. DEL MONTE GOLDER BANTAM CORN 18¢ LIBERTY'S BLUE CAR 19¢ CORNED BEEF NASH 39¢ KEEN'S 24.5AR 37¢ GRAPE JELLY 37¢ CINCH CAKE MIX 38£ DOG FOOD 14.0Z CAN 9¢ ANGEL CAKE MIX 51¢ PULLBURST'S PIE CRUST MIX 19¢ PACIFIC TREATS 29¢ SUNSHINE HYDRONE COOKIES 39¢ PLANTERS PEANUTS 33¢ H1 MAT PEANUT OIL 67¢ CANNING BOOK 25¢ FOOD CLUB PEARS NO. 215 CAN 1-LB. 14-0Z. 39¢ 3 POUND CAN CRISCO 75¢ TOP FRONT CONCENTRATED LEMONADE 10¢ CAULIFLOWER 21¢ BOUDA SE 10-OZ. AVG. 49¢ PEARS NO. 2½ CAN 1-LB. 14-OZ. 39¢ Beauty Aids 2 BARS SOAP FREE 67¢ KS SUPPLY LIMITED 99¢ AVE 59¢ TOP FRONT CONCENTRATED LEMONADE 5-OZ. 10¢ CAULIFLOWER 21£ CUT CORN 18-OZ. FRL. 19£ VEGETABLES 2 lbs. 25¢ For FRYING BALANCED BOILING 10 lbs. 49¢ Fine For Salads • EACH 10¢ Special Deal! INSTANT PUDDING 2 FRIES 15¢ Where SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Saves! NO LIQUOR BETA SALES TAX COLLECTED ON TAXABLE ITEMS THUR. FRI. SAT. MAY 22¢ 23¢ 24¢ PARKING SPACE effective in all Food Markets ALL DEPARTMENTS Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. and Thurs., 9 to 6 Fri. and Sat., 9 to 8 510 W. Center St., Anaheim