anaheim-gazette 1952-05-28

Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1950 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CANTEEN GRADUATION — Principals in the graduation Tuesday of the first county area Red Cross canteen are shown above. From left, they are Mrs. Fern Vipond, Savanna Civil Defense; Mrs. Marjorie McBratney, canteen chairman; Miss Louise Thomas, Gas. Co. instructor; L. A. (Dan) Patch, county disaster chairman; Mrs. M. A. Gauer, co-chairman of Anaheim chapter canteen; Ethel A. Korn, Savanna Red Cross chairman; and Florence P. Black, Savanna personnel officer. (Gazette photo by Young) First Canteen Class in County Areas Graduates at Stanton Mrs. M. A. Gauer, co-chairman of canteen work, and Mrs. Katheryne R. Wheeler, office secretary, attended the graduation of the Stanton Red Cross Canteen class Tuesday morning at the Lions Club as representatives of the Anaheim Chapter of the American Red Cross, who sponsored the new canteen. Mrs. Wheeler distributed the pins and Mrs. Gauer modeled the official uniform the Stanton women will wear. L. A. (Dan) Patch, county disaster chairman, complimented the instructor, Miss Louise Thomas from the Southern Counties Gas Absentee Voters Warned to Get Ballots Now SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Perspective absentee voters were urged to obtain their ballots for next Tuesday's primary election from their county clerk or registrar of voters. Secretary of State Frank Jordan said as an alternative those who plan to be absent election day may cast their ballots now by visiting the office. Name Six Parks And Beaches as Camping Spots SACRAMENTO, (CNS) — The state park commission has designated six beaches and parks in California as ten day camping spots for the 1952 season. Newton B. Drury, chief of the division, said these are the most popular recreation areas in the state park and beach system, and that the restriction is imposed to provide out-door recreation to a greater number of families than could otherwise be accommodated with present facilities. The restricted parks are: Richardson Grove, Humboldt county; D. L. Bliss State Park on Lake Taboe, El Dorade county; Armstrong Redwoods, Sonoma county; Seacliff and New Brighton beaches, Santa Cruz county; Carpenteria Beach, Santa Barbara county; Doheny and San Clemente beaches, Orange county. In addition, the park commission has established 15 day limits on 25 more state parks, and in the remainder of the parks, the limit will be at the regular 30 days. Drury said the state division of beaches and parks is doing its best to take care of the increased demand for camping and picnicking in the state parks by stepping up the acquisition program, and adding facilities where possible. He said, however, the park division must be careful "not to crowd developments to such an extent that the natural attractiveness of the parks is lost." L. A. (Dan) Patch, county disaster chairman, complimented the instructor, Miss Louise Thomas from the Southern Counties Gas company in Santa Ana, and the 33 women who took the canteen course, and said he was going to use the plan adopted by the Savanna Civil Defense Council, who are in charge of the canteen, and suggest all defense units in the county adopt the same procedure. Mrs. Ethel A. Korn, Savanna Red Cross chairman, and Mrs. Musette Burton from Los Alamitos Civil Defense unit, were introduced by Mrs. Florence P. Black, Savanna personnel officer. After thanking the women for organizing the canteen, Mrs. Korn announced the second First Aid class to be sponsored by the Savanna council will start June 10 at 1:30 p.m., in the Lions clubhouse with Mrs. Burton as instructor. Other special guests introduced by Mrs. Black were Fred Macomber, coordinator of the Los Alamitos Civil Defense and his Red Cross chairman, Mrs. Dorothy Hooper, Mrs. Fern Vipond, Savanna welfare chairman and Mrs. Geneva Casebeer, new canteen member. Refreshments were served by the Savanna Defense council with Mrs. Black, Mrs. Marjorie McBratney who is canteen chairman, Mrs. Vipond and Mrs. Marion Trantham, canteen member, as hostesses. Mrs. McBratney presented Miss Thomas with a gift from the class. SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Perspective absentee voters to were urged to obtain their lots for next Tuesday's primary election from their county clerk or registrar of voters. Secretary of State Frank Jordan said as an alternative those who plan to be absent election day may cast their lots now by visiting the office their county clerk or registrar. Final date for applying for sentee ballots, Jordan said, Thursday, Many people, he said probably will extend their week end holiday through next Tuesday. Jordan also said that as this a consolidated presidential primary election, there is no provision in the election code to permit the writing in of any name on the slate for president candidates, although this may done in the case of write-ins other offices. State Banks Grow By $262,582,000 SACRAMENTO (CNS)—A copy to all state banks last month to a report of the condition as March 31, revealed more than quarter of a million dollars growth over the previous year. The state banking department made this announcement today stating total assets of state bank amounted to $4,182,880,000 compared to $3,980,298,000 for the first quarter of 1951. This represents an increase of $262,582,000, the department said. Total bank deposits in state bank were $3,700,820,000, an increase of $257,901,000 over the previous year. If You Drink! Don't Drive GREYHOUND Rolls Ahead More Travel Extras No Extra Cost! Yes, bigger value! More service to more places. Finest buses. Best drivers. Choose the travel leader... choose Greyhound! 8 Buses Daily to PORTLAND and SEATTLE from Los Angeles Including 5 Expresses Complete Service to All America HAROLD S. HOLCOMB Agent 217 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 3404 SCORPION TURNS LOOSE ITS POWER—A U.S. Air Force Scorpion F-89 turns loose the full power of its six 20-mm. cannon in this unique picture taken at night over the firing range at Edwards Air Base, Calif. The photographer caught the tracer streaks during a split-second exposure, then froze the speeding plane with a strobo-scopic light flash. The Scorpion, built by Northrop, is an all-weather interceptor. (AP Photo) MOM'S ON GUARD—Baby daughter takes a swimming lesson under the watchful eye of mama hippo at Frankfurt zoo in Germany. The youngster, now three weeks old and a healthy 120 pounds, is the first hippo ever born at the Frankfurt zoo. It has doubled in weight since birth and gives promise of becoming a pretty big girl like her mom. (AP Photo) ALL MARKETS WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY, MAY 30 MEMORIAL DAY DO THAT OUR EMPLOYEES MAY SPEND THE HOLIDAY WHEN THEIR FAMILIES FRESH DRESSED Pan-Ready FRYING CHICKEN ALPHA BETA RANCH • U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE CHUCK ROAST Boneless 79¢ lb. ALPHA BETA RANCH "DEPENDABLE QUALITY" FRESH GROUND BEEF 59¢ lb. ALPHA BETA'S OWN HAMS HICKORY WHOLE RAM Full Shank half 49¢ lb. MORRELL'S PRIDE "1st GRADE" NEW SERVICE POUND PACKAGE SLICED BACON 47¢ lb. COLSATE CHILDREN'VEL TOOTH PASTE 69¢ for 43¢ JERSEY'S 20c VALUE LOTION & SHAMPOO 49¢ $0.00-80.00 SPRAY DEODORANT $1.18 Size POPULAR SOFTS KODAK FILMS Radio Specials BOLD BEST FROZEN STEAKS 2 for 35¢ MARCO 12 CAR DOG FOOD 3 for 27¢ STAGE $1.09 SNOWDRIFT SHORTENE PILLSBURY'S CAKE M KRAFT'S TWO POUL VELVEETA CHI CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA "BITE BOTTOM SHOPPING $69 SPRAY DEODORANT $1.80 POPULAR SOLES KODAK FILMS Radio Specials BOLD BEST FROZEN STEAKS 2 for 35¢ MARCO 1.8 CAN 3 for 27¢ DOG FOOD 1.8 CAN 3 for 27¢ STEAKS 1.8 CAN 3 for 27¢ FAD NYLONS $1.09 PEACHES 25¢ FRUIT COCKTAIL 29¢ APPLE SAUCE 15¢ DOKE FLAG ON 11.02 TURSLER PEANUT BUTTER 39¢ TOP FROST 5-QUICK CONCENTRATE ORANGE JUICE 2 for 25¢ 4-QUICK PRL. 18¢ FRENCH FRIES 18¢ 15-QUICK PRL. 22¢ Manager's Corner You know, it need to be that a gal would make a weekly trip to both the market and drogstore. But now, with our Health and Beauty Aid Department, that extra trip to the drugstore is becoming unnecessary. Next time you're in, whether you need anything or not, just look at the advertisement we have in Health and Beauty Aids. I bet it will surprise you. 406 E. Center St., Anaheim Dally, 9 to 8 Sunday, 9 to 6 AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in all Alpha Beta Food Markets Poly Alumni Meet Set at Santa Ana The third annual California State Polytechnic college poultry alumni meeting will be held Saturday, May 31, at the Min Nitta Ranch, 13121 east Farview ave., Santa Ana, it was announced today by Richard Leach, college poultry department head. An open house will be held on the Nitta ranch starting at 3:30 p.m. while a dinner meeting will be held in Santa Ana at 7 p.m. In charge of arrangements for the stag meeting are Nitta and Jay Tucker of Anaheim. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 MORE ABOUT... C of C Continued from Page 1 berry. The plan worked out by that first group of men, Dr. Bigham said, was the first of its kind in the United States. Present commissioners, M. A. Gauer, E. P. Hapgood, Al Riutcel, Jake Schumacher, A. J. Schutte, George Holyoke, Ralph Sommers, chairman, Joe R. Thompson and Bob Mungall, were introduced by Mayor Charles Pearson. Warren Ashleigh presided over the meeting. Clyde Cromer, industrial division chairman of the Chamber, in trying the necessity for planning to the city's industrial growth, pointed out that 13 industries on V-J day paid a total of $1,250,000 for payroll; that today 47 industries have a total payroll of $9,560,000. Kwikset Locks, Inc. 125,000 Common Shares ($5 Par Value) Price $11.75 per Share Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained only from such of the undersigned as are registered dealers in securities in this State. Paul H. Davis & Co. Lester, Ryons & Co. May 28, 1942 PAUL H. DAVIS & CO. Lester, Ryons & Co. MAKE THIS A WEEK-END TO ENJOY! WHETHER YOU GO ON A PICNIC, A LONG SUNDAY DRIVE, OR DECIDE TO "CAMP OUT AT HOME", YOUR ALPHA BETA MAS JUST THE FOOD AND PICNIC SUPPLIES YOU'LL NEED. AND THE WEEK-END WILL BE MORE INDOYABLE WHEN YOU SAVE WITH THESE LOW, LOW PRICES. COFFEE FOOD CLUB BEN NUR 83¢ 79¢ 83¢ LR. CAN LR. CAN LR. CAN PICNIC IDEAS FROM OUR DELICATESSEN 15-OZ. CUP MACARONI SALAD 19¢ Sliced 6 SLICES IN PEL AMERICAN CHEESE 29¢ Sliced SOURCE PEL EDAM CHEESE 29¢ 3-ounce PEL. LARGE BOLOGNA 29¢ ALPHA BETA GOLD MEAL BRAND WIENERS 49¢ LA VITA FULL 25-OZ. BEVERAGES 15¢ CAL. BAY 10-OZ. BUTTER COOKIES 31¢ PEANUTS 22¢ Shoestring Potatoes 22¢ BLOSSOM BOSCH STYLE 54¢ DILL PICKLES MILF BALLM 30£ LUNDAY MEDIUM SIZE 1-LB. CAN PITTED RIPE OLIVES 30£ YUM CAMP'S MR. 25I CAN 1-LB. 14OZ. PORK & BEANS 23£ BEEBROOD 25I-OZ. CAN DEVILED NAM 19£ QUART SIZE ON MAZOLA OIL PORT 31¢ JAN NINE BEAN SPROUTS 14¢ BREEZE DETERGENT 27£ COMPLEXION SIZE 12£ DIAL BAR SOAP 12£ WOODSTUFF FACIAL SOAP 3 MALE FOR 24£ AMOUNT'S 4-OZ. CAN VIENNA SAUSAGE 21£ AMOUNT'S 12-OZ. CAN CORNED BEEF 48£ DEL RICH LB. PACKAGE MARGARINE 28£ 12 COUNT PACK MODESS 39£ SWIFT 315-OZ. CAN MEATS FOR BABIES 20£ POUND PKG. KE MIX 32¢ TWO POUND LOAF ETA CHEESE 89¢ E SEA A NO.½ CAN "BITE SIZE" 27¢ S dozen LARGE GRADE AA 49¢ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LARGE "The Slicing Kind For Salads" TOMATOES 5 POUND BASKET 49¢ LONG GREEN "Add Lest To Your Salads" CUCUMBERS 2 FOR 15¢ LARGE UTAN TYPE "NEW CROP" CELERY STALK 10¢ Where Southern California Saves PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., THUR., SAT. MAY 28th, 29th, 31st ARKING 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