anaheim-gazette 1952-08-14

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Fair Program Friday, Aug. 15th 9:30 a.m.—Gates open. 2:15-3:15 p.m.—"Camera Hour." Queens in attractive pirate costumes will be available as models. Inquire at information booth for details. Amphitheater 1:00-2:00 p.m.—Free stage entertainment. 3:00-3:45 p.m.—Talent show. 3:45-4:00 p.m.—The Great Velarde, star of the bounding rope. The beautiful Princess Musetta on the flying trapeze. 4:35-5:45 p.m.—Amateur hour. 5:45-6:00 p.m.—The beautiful Princess Musetta on the flying trapeze. Arena 9:30 a.m.—Judging of fine horses. Admission free. 7:30 p.m.—National rorse show. Admission 75c. Children 25c. Ida Shedlov at the electric organ. Original and sensational ostrich races. Exciting zebra-donkey polo. Introduction of pirate queen and princess. Feature Exhibits Building Periodical organ recitals. Ralph Ford at the electric organ. Courtesy Santa Ana Hudson Co., Inc. Exhibits Building Plaza 2:25-3:00 p.m., 4:00-4:35, 6:00-6:35 p.m.—Hilo Hattie show. Courtesy Santa Ana Hudson Co., Inc. 7:00 p.m.—Livestock auction of fat beef, swine and sheep. Floriculture Building 2:00-2:30 p.m., 6:35-7:00 p.m.—Authentic hula dancers at the Tropical Isle flower show. Cafeteria Area 5:00-5:30 p.m. — Riders of the Sunset trail (KVOE live broadcast). Courtesy the Eltiste Co., 407 E. Fourth st., Santa Ana. Dolores Harrison Dies After Illness 'Jug Head' Tabbed As Favorite in Ostrich Races... Mrs. Jug Head, one of the Orange County Fair's famed racing ostriches, is expected to win most of the Ostrich Derbys being staged each afternoon and evening during the 1952 exhibition which opens today and will continue for a five-day run through Sunday, Aug. 17, at the fairgrounds on Highway 55 between here and Newport Beach. Reason for her tremendous burst of speed is that she is "expecting" and after her stint around the track rushes back to her nest to set on her egg which, from all indications, will be hatched into a baby ostrich sometime during the fair. Gene Holter, animal trainer and owner of the bird, predicts twins. Judging from the size of the egg, he thinks it might have a double yolk. Rare Minerals On Exhibit at County Fair An interesting Gem and Mineral Show is being staged in connection with the 1952 Orange County fair which opened yesterday for a five-day run through Sunday, Aug. 17, at the fairgrounds located on Highway 55, between here and Newport Beach. Part of the fair's huge Hobby Show, this will be the annual exhibition of the Orange Coast Mineral and Lapidary Society, sponsor of the event. Special attraction will be the world-famous collection of jade and semi-precious gem carvings owned by I. L. Chow of the Peking Curio Shop of Los Angeles. Visitors to the fair will be able to see rare minerals on display. Anaheim's newest commercial building will be opened tomorrow by the city's newest paint merchants, handling a line of paints entirely new to this area. The building is the Rimpau block, located just north of the office of Anaheim chamber of commerce on N.-Los Angeles st. Dolores Harrison Dies After Illness Dolores S. Harrison, 34, a native of Ava, Mo., who was brought to California 30 years ago and who has lived in Anaheim for 23 years, died yesterday afternoon at the family home, 515 E. Vermont ave., after a prolonged illness. She is survived by her husband, Jease Harrison; three sons, Donald Owen, Robert Lynn and Lawrence Edward Harrison; one daughter, Janice Lynette Harrison, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Surgue of Anaheim. She was a member of the Fullerton Church of the Nazarene. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Friday at 2 o'clock. Rev. S. Trueman Shelton, pastor of the Fullerton Church of the Nazarene, will officiate and burial will be made in Loma Vista Memorial park. First Baptist Church to Open Vacation School Vacation church school classes will begin at First Baptist church Monday, Aug. 18, and will continue through Aug. 29. It was reported today by the Rev. Bob Kevorkian, pastor. Children from 4 to 14 are invited to attend the classes which will be in session every weekday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Superintendents for the various classes include Mrs. Ruby Howard, kindergarten; Mrs. Bob Kevorkian, primary; Mrs. Ann Holloway, junior, and Mrs. Gene Shaffer, junior high. 24,037 Persons Use City Plunge Anaheim's investment in a plunge for City park continues to pay off—in pleasure and instruction for Anaheimers. During July, according to Director John Wallin, the plunge was used by 24,037 persons, 19,212 of them swimming for pleasure, 4825 in swimming classes. Cash receipts for admission and instruction fees totaled $7563.78. KC Installation Set for Aug. 25 Installation services for Anaheim Knights of Columbus have been set for Aug. 25 with Barney Jordan, district deputy grand knight, as installing officer. The announcement was made at Tuesday's meeting held in KC hall, with Grand Knight Don May presiding. Dr. Joe Ersek, program chairman, introduced the speaker, Ray Damerell, Alpha Beta buyer and Anaheim Toastmasters' secretary, who related fishing anecdotes and described different types of fishermen. "The pot fisherman fishes with fancy bait," he explained, "but the crackpot fisherman uses anything ready to his hand." It's ocean fishing for him from now on, Damerell said, and related his lack of luck when he traveled to Yellowstone on a "hot" tip and spent three fruitless days of fish hunting. Ersek closed the meeting by outlining the program for the coming year. Anaheimer Dies William M. Cooper, a resident of Anaheim for the past five years, died yesterday in Fullerton General hospital. Age 83, Cooper had made his home here at 839½ N. Zeyn. He is survived by his wife, Francis; a daughter, Dorothy Copeland; a son, James of Long Beach; two sisters, Miss Dot Cooper and Mrs. Flora Bruce both of Oklahoma; and three grandchildren. New Anaheim Anaheim's newest commercial building will be opened tomorrow by the city's newest paint merchants, handling a line of paints entirely new to this area. The building is the Rimpau block, located just north of the office of Anaheim chamber of commerce on N.-Los Angeles st. The merchants are Reynolds Meade, for 12 years a painting contractor here, and his two sons, Curtis, 21, and Darrell, 17. They will operate under the name of Meade and Sons. Official opening has been set for tomorrow and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tibbetts paints, manufactured in Los Angeles' oldest paint factory, will be featured in the new store. Reynolds Meade said he had his choice of paint brands, but chose the Tibbetts line because of its excellence. He has been given exclusive local dealer rights by the company. The wallpaper department at Meade and Sons will handle all nationally advertised brands, but will feature Nancy Warren wallpapers. New Nancy Warren patterns for 1953 will be shown for the first time during the two opening days. Meade intends to bring an entirely new idea in paint merchandising to Anaheim. "My idea is that home owners can profit by a personalized home painting service," he explained. "Instead of trying to sell him a paint job, we'll sell him paint and brushes and have other necessary tools available here for him. They will help him with color problems." 24,037 Persons Use City Plunge Anaheim's investment in a plunge for City park continues to pay off—in pleasure and instruction for Anaheimers. During July, according to Director John Wallin, the plunge was used by 24,037 persons, 19,212 of them swimming for pleasure, 4825 in swimming classes. Cash receipts for admission and instruction fees totaled $7563.78. KEYSTONE PICNIC Annual basket picnic of the Pennsylvania State society of Long Beach will be held Aug. 24 in Bixby park. Keystone staters are invited to attend and bring their friends, according to Carrie I. Dow, secretary. Anaheimer Dies William M. Cooper, a resident of Anaheim for the past five years, died yesterday in Fullerton General hospital. Age 83, Cooper had made his home here at 839½ N. Zeyn. He is survived by his wife, Francis; a daughter, Dorothy Copeland; a son, James of Long Beach; two sisters, Miss Dot Cooper and Mrs. Flora Bruce both of Oklahoma; and three grandchildren. Burial will be held in the Oklahoma family plot. NEW YORK (P) — Gambler Frank Costello must surrender tomorrow to serve an 18-month sentence for contempt of the U.S. Senate, U. S. Atty Myles J. Lane says. Congratulations... to Meade & Sons REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL Your beautiful new store is a fine contribution to the expanding business section of Anaheim. We extend you a hearty welcome and wish you success. THE SQR STORE PAINT EMPORIUM — Grand openMeade and Sons paint store at 150 Angeles st. will be held tomorrow and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. The new store will feature Tibbetts paints and Nancy Warren wallpapers. GAZETTE PHOTO ade and Sons to Open w Anaheim Paint Store It's newest commercial will be opened tomorrow city's newest paint merending a line of paints ow to this area. Liding is the Rimpau cated just north of of Anaheim chamber force on N.-Los Angeles and the technical points of painting. In this way, he can keep his home in good trim, but still remain within his budget." The Meades have been in the paint business since 1930. At that time Reynolds Meade joined the paint department of a large chain organization in Houston, Tex. He MORE ABOUT... Ike Continued from Page 11 home they will turn to Uncle Sam." Republican Charge Elsenhower and the Republicans have accused the Democrats of moving toward Socialism by overcentralization of the federal governmen. Stevenson's speech was prepared for a Democratic rally at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield, Ill., his campaign headquarters. Unemployment And Down, SaCES Report SACRAMENTO. (CNS) claims for unemployment ance throughout California creased to 16,287 for the ending July 24, five per ocethan or the preceding w department of employment ed today. The total number of however, declined to 97,6 per cent decrease, and padeclined 6 per cent to 70 cording to the departmport. In the Santa Ana offnew claims were receivpared with 125 the previoOf a total of 752 claims s 488 were paid, compared paid the week before. CANCER SOCIETY TO HAVE BOOTH Together with other n of the Council of CoAgencies, the American Society will have a section booth sponsored by this n the Orange county fair, through the 17 where the "Mental Health Needs for County"—will prevail. Best of Luc TO Meade & So Reynolds, Curtis and I from your Neighbors AMERICAN New Anaheim Paint Store It's newest commercial will be opened tomorrow city's newest paint merchants a line of paints new to this area. Building is the Rimpau located just north of of Anaheim chamber office on N.-Los Angeles merchants are Reynolds for 12 years a painting here, and his two sons, and Darrell, 17. They date under the name of Sons. Official openset for tomorrow and from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. paints, manufactured Angeles' oldest paint facobe featured in the new Reynolds Meade said he voice of paint brands, the Tibbetts line betits excellence. He has exclusive local dealerby the company. Paper department at Sons will handle all advertised brands, but Nancy Warren wallnew Nancy Warren pat953 will be shown for one during the two openattends to bring an enidea in paint merchandanaheim. Is that home owners by a personalized home service," he explained. Trying to sell him a we'll sell him paint and have other necessary table here for him. They will with color problems and the technical points of painting. In this way, he can keep his home in good trim, but still remain within his budget." The Meades have been in the paint business since 1930. At that time Reynolds Meade joined the paint department of a large chain organization in Houston, Tex. He eventually managed the depar­ment and was later transferred to the managership of another store in the chain at Denver, Colo. In 1941, the family moved to Ana­heim, where Meade established himself as a painting contractor. Curtis Meade is probably known to Anaheim sports page readers as one of Anaheim's union high school's top athletes. The same is true of his brother Darrel now a senior at AUHS. Curtis star­red in track and football at AUHS and Santa Ana college. Darrel is making a name for himself in football and basketball. Both hold AUHS letters in track. Curtis, now taking post-gradu­ate work at Santa Ana college, intends to enter San Diego State college, where he will pursue the majors in business administration and interior decoration. Reynolds Meade and his wife, Juanita, live at 319 E. Wilhelmina st. with Darrel. Curtis and his wife, Genevieve, live at 514 N. Sabina st. Consolidation of Orangethorpe elementary school district with Fullerton school district was requested in petitions filed late Tuesday with county supervisors. Public hearing for the proposal was set for Sept. 23 at 10 a.m. CONGRATULATIONS from Mrs. Northrup at Pacific Health Foods Recently MOVED from 507 N. Los Angeles St. t. 208 N. Los Angeles St. - Anahei PHONE ANAHEIM 3304 GOOD LUCK ... to MEADE & SONS REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL Neighborly Greetings to Meade & Sons REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS ROBINS SIGN SERVICE Wm. R. Spencer, Owner R. Chartres St., Anaheim Phone 6835 Congratulations and a HEARTY WELCOME to Meade & Sons OUR NEW NEIGHBORS Barnie Brodie HOUSE of LIGHTS Los Angeles St. Anaheim WELCOMING for new NEIGHBORS Meade & Sons We extend our BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS to REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL NEFF PAINT and GLASS 300 N. Los Angeles St., Corner Chartres PHONE ANAHEIM 3219 Neighborly Greetings to Meade & Sons REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS James L. Morris INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 4444 111 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim BEST WISHES to Meade & Sons REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL —from— FRANK DOETSCH Associated Service Station 300 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. Anaheim PHONE 5023 Unemployment up And Down, Says CES Report SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — New claims for unemployment insurance throughout California increased to 16,287 for the week ending July 24, five per cent more than for the preceding week, the department of employment reported today. The total number of claims, however, declined to 97,016, a 4 per cent decrease, and paid claims declined 6 per cent to 70,013, according to the department report. In the Santa Ana office, 126 new claims were received, compared with 125 the previous week. Of a total of 752 claims received, 58 were paid, compared with 550 paid the week before. ANCER SOCIETY TO HAVE BOOTH Together with other members of the Council of Community agencies, the American Cancer Society will have a section in the booth sponsored by this group at the Orange county fair, Aug. 13 through the 17 where the theme—Mental Health Needs for Orange County"—will prevail. Twins to Convene Aug. 31 at HB Huntington Beach will be no place Aug. 31 for those lushy gentlemen who have difficulty seeing individual objects. They'll be seeing four instead-of two! That day will be the 15th annual Southern California Twins' convention which will include concerts, parades, introduction of all twins entered, and amateur show featuring, of course, twin performers. Naturally, there will be awards for all types, sizes and ages of twins. Registration must be made in advance in person or by mail before noon Aug. 30. Separate registration must be made by twins expecting to enter the amateur show, according to William Gallienne, secretary of the Huntington Beach chamber of commerce. SEOUL, Korea (P)—U. S. Marines beat back two fierce communist attacks Wednesday night and today to retain their newly-won hold on Bunker Hill, in Western Korea. BEST WISHES to MEade & SONS REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL 158 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Congratulations Meade & Sons Reynolds, Curtis and Darrel from your Neighbors AMERICAN AUTO STORES Everything for the Auto for less. 117 No. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM PHONE 6671 LATIONS arthup at th Foods N. Los Angeles St. to St. – Anaheim EIM 3304 SONS and DARREL & Sons and DARREL S FOR SUCCESS Cotters 158 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Congratulations to Meade & Sons REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. 151 No. Los Angeles St. PHONE ANAHEIM 2409 Congratulations to Meade & Sons REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL on the occasion of the OPENING of THEIR NEW PAINT STORE Williams Shoe Store GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED 174 W. Center St of THEIR NEW PAINT STORE Williams Shoe Store GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED 174 W. Center St. Anaheim Congratulations and Best Wishes for CONTINUED SUCCESS to Meade & Sons REYNOLDS, CURTIS and DARREL RINSHED - MASON CO. WEST COAST DIVISION 1244 NO. LEMON ST. Anaheim