anaheim-gazette 1952-10-30

6-B Anahheim Gazette Thursday, October 24, 1912 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The 1952 festival, which is climaxed by the spectacular Hallowe'en Parade, will be orful ever presented in the long and succesful Anaheim celebration. It aptly is called "West." Preparations for Anaheim's Halle been underway for many months. Every sured top-flight pleasure. And, let’s not overlook Kiddies’ Day, Friday excitement begins at 2 p.m. when 3,000 cl their wonderful costumes and decorated through downtown Anaheim, and then to the City Park. A highlight of the day will dow art unveiling in downtown Anaheim the show windows of retail stores will be dreds of school kids. We’ll See You In Anahe An Invitat The people of Anaheim invite their neighbors to join in the 29th Annual Halloween October "32nd". This festival is staged very citizen and organization in the Anaheim planned for the enjoyment of the entire climaxed by a big Indian show and Parade, will be one of the most collong and successful history of the aptly is called "the Mardi Gras of the Anaheim's Hallowe'en Festival have months. Everyone who attends is as- The day's active breakfast at An line profession ous Downtown intersection of test will follow The day's active breakfast at Anaheim line professional Downtown intersection of test will follow show at La Palma (plus federal tax Hallowe'en parade begins downtown lows North Lemons. ies' Day, Friday, October 31. The when 3,000 children will parade and decorated floats and bicycles in, and then to the Greek Theater in of the day will be the kiddies' win-town Anaheim from 6 to 9 p.m. All stores will be decorated by hun- An invitation invite their neighbors in other community Annual Hallowe'en Festival, Saturday, festival is staged with the support of eviction in the Anaheim area. It has been part of the entire family. The day's activities (November 1) start at 7 a.m. with a costume breakfast at Anaheim City Park ... plenty of food and headline professional vaudeville. Beginning at 10:45 is the hilarious Downtown Jamboree to be staged on Center street near the intersection of Los Angeles. Then, the popular Whiskerino contest will follow at 12:30 p.m. At 7 p.m. comes the big Indian The day's activities (November 1) start at 7 a.m. with a costume breakfast at Anaheim City Park ... plenty of food and headline professional vaudeville. Beginning at 10:45 is the hilarious Downtown Jamboree to be staged on Center street near the intersection of Los Angeles. Then, the popular Whiskerino contest will follow at 12:30 p.m. At 7 p.m. comes the big Indian show at La Palma stadium. By purchasing a $1 or $2 ticket (plus federal tax), you will see the Indian show and the entire Hallowe'en parade from a comfortable seat. The parade itself begins downtown on West Center Street at 7:15 p.m. and follows North Lemon Street to La Palma Park. kwikset LOCKS, INC. 51$ East San Luis Ana Street, Anaheim