anaheim-gazette 1952-11-03

PRESIDENT'S TROPHY went to the Helter Skelter Ski club entry, which was a skier's version of the "Old Lady in the Shoe." The shoe (ski boot) was complete with aerial and an outhouse. GAZETTE PHOTO WHAT ELSE?—It seemed rather appropriate for the Knights of Columbus to enter a float in the "Holidays" division depicting Columbus Day. The Knights won second place honors in the division with this scene showing Columbus landing on the shores of the new world. Local Officer Talks on Dope, Alcohol Use Narcotics and alcohol were subjects of discussion at a recent meeting of the combined Fullerton Union High School and Junior College Health Council, attended by Fullerton Police Chief Ernest Garner and Lt. Thomas Taylor of Anaheim. Greatest problem in North Orange county, it was agreed by most present, is use of alcoholic beverages by young people, although even this is less evident here than in other areas. According to Donald Cruickshank, FUHS dean of the bad effects of alcohol, part of the FUHS classroom program for some time—in order to discount the pressures seeking to encourage drinking. Lt. Taylor spoke on narcotics, showing photographs of growing marijuana, samples of the drug and of instruments used by addicts; he also told of how smokers operate, in roundabout manner, to obtain the narcotic from peddlers. Chief Garner stated that there is no knowledge of any cases among FUHS or JC youth at this time, and all reports of suspicious action are being carefully checked. Chairman of the meeting was Miss Helen Walker, Refreshments Ysidro Saucedo Dies at Age 68 Ysidro Saucedo, 68, died at home, 1018 Patt st., Saturday Nov. 1. Born in Mexico, he has been a resident of Anaheim for the past 40 years, and was a member of St. Boniface church. Surviving are his wife, Marie and four brothers, Paulino, Anheim, Gonzalo, Redwood City, Steve and Tony of Mexico. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held in the chapel Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars night at 7:30 p.m. and mass St. Boniface church on Tuesday. Greatest problem in North Orange county, it was agreed by most present, is use of alcoholic beverages by young people, although even this is less evident here than in other areas. According to Donald Cruickshank, FUHS dean of boys, schools' responsibility includes constant education about marijuana, samples of the drug and of instruments used by addicts; he also told of how smokers operate, in roundabout manner, to obtain the narcotic from peddlers. Chief Garner stated that there is no knowledge of any cases among FUHS or JC youth at this time, and all reports of suspicious action are being carefully checked. Chairman of the meeting was Miss Helen Walker, Refreshments were served by Miss Ina Gerrett, assisted by Joan Stone. SECOND PLACE in the "Old Hallowe'en division of the parade went to the La Habra cruisers. Their entry showed a typical scene in the not too long ago, with a group of pranksters putting the old was complete with TV se. GAZETTE PHOTO SPARKLING — Not only the liquid in the Georgette Jacksons bottle with Tartar sauce. SPARKLING — Not only the liquid in the glass, but the girls riding on the Dougan-Hylton Glass, Robins Signs entry. Champagne Lady Dolores Pool, Myra Gunter and Georgia Jackson rode atop the float, placed first among all commercial floats. STORYBOOK TALES—Theme of the Ga-nahl Lumber company entry, which was awarded third prize among commercial floats, was “The Toy Shop” from Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales. The was decorated by girls from Mary school. Markets CITRUS The Federal State Market News Service reported today oranges, lemons and grapefruit steady, prices unchanged. Sunkist Growers, Inc. reported today all auction markets California oranges were lower. Representative prices by size: Sunkist, first grade—150s 8.05; 176s 7.90; 200s 7.49; 220s 6.78; 252s 6.12; 288s 5.49; 344s 5.08. Choice, second grade—150s 5.83; 176s 5.43; 200s 4.81; 220s 4.48; 252s 4.23; 288s 4.14. EGGS A Min. 40 per cent AA 60-61; Large A Min. 80 per cent A 57-58; Medium A Min. 40 per cent AA 50-51; Small A Min. 80 per cent A 38. Candled graded to retailers in gaseo; Large AA 67-69; Medium AA 56-67; large A 60-62; Medium A 51-52; Small A 58-40; Large B 47-52. Retail prices to consumers in cartons—Large AA 73-81; Medium AA 62-65; Large A 69-73; Medium A 58-61; Small A 44-48. POULTRY Live poultry paying prices f.o.b. Los Angeles—Broilers, 1½-2½ lbs 28-30; fryers, 2½-3 lbs 32-33; Fryers 3-4 lbs 33-34; Roasters, over 4½ lbs 34-35; hens, lit type under 4 lbs 17-18; hens, lit type 4 lbs up 19; hens, cross 4½ Markets CITRUS The Federal State Market News Service reported today oranges, lemons and grapefruit steady, prices unchanged. Sunkist Growers, Inc. reported today all auction markets California oranges were lower. Representative prices by size: Sunkist, first grade—150s 8.05; 176s 7.90; 200s 7.49; 220s 6.79; 252s 6.12; 288s 5.49; 344s 5.08. Choices, second grade—150s 5.83; 176s 5.43; 200s 4.81; 220s 4.48; 252s 4.23; 288s 4.14. EGGS Receipts 7202 cases. Wholesale prices sales between local dealers: candled graded cases included—Large A Min. 40 per cent AA 60-61; Large A Min. 80 per cent A 57-58; Medium A Min. 40 per cent AA 50-51; Small A Min. 80 per cent A 38. Candled graded to retailers in case: Large AA 67-69; Medium AA 56-57; large A 60-62; Medium A 51-52; Small A 38-40; Large B 47-52. Retail prices to consumers in cartons—Large AA 73-81; Medium AA 62-65; Large A 69-73; Medium A 58-61; Small A 44-48. POULTRY Live poultry paying prices f.o.b. Los Angeles—Broilers, 1½-2¼ lbs 28-30; fryers, 2½-3 lbs 32-33; Fryers, 3-4 lbs 33-34; Roasters, over 4½ lbs 34-35; hens, it type under 4 lbs 17-18; hens, it type 4 lbs up lbs 19; hens, cross 4½ lbs up lbs 21-22; hens, hvy type all wts 26-28; turkeys, young hens, hvy type at ranch 33-34; young toms, hvy type at ranch 29-31. MARKET AT A GLANCE NEW YORK—Stocks—higher; profit-taking cuts rise. Bonds—Irregular; some rails improve. Cotton—Steady; trade buying. CHICAGO—Wheat—Steady; continued drought. Corn—Steady; active trade. Oats—Steady with corn. Hogs—Steady to 50 cents higher; top $18.15. Cattle—Steady to 50 cents up; top $37.00. 'God and End of World' is Topic For Sermon Tonite "God and the End of the World" will be the subject of the sermon to be delivered at 7:30 p.m. today by the Rev Bob Kevorkian, pastor of First Baptist church, Broadway at Citron. The service will be one of a weeklong series with the general theme: "Christ for Everyone." Many have wondered what the future has in store as far as God's relationship with the world and the universe is concerned, the pastor said. God, who set the world in motion, is the one who sustains its activity and guides its destiny. This God has given a plan of the future of things as he has spoken in his Holy Word, the pastor explained. What are the signposts of the future? This question is the key to the pastor's sermon. Tomorrow night will be men's night as the church with a fellowship supper scheduled at 6:30 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling Anaheim 2593. 5 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1903 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Weather Southern California—Generally clear tonight and Tuesday but local early morning fog near coast. Strong dry gusty north-east and east winds locally over mountain ridges and through passes. Warmer days west portion and slightly warmer days mountains and interior. Local early morning freezing temperatures valleys above $500 feet. RIVERSIDE (EP) — In the first such step on the West Coast among Air Force organizations the 22nd Bombardment Wing soon will be converted from propellor B-29 bombers to jet-driven Boeing B-47s. OLD AGE PENSIONERS YES ON 11 NO ON 17 Political Advertisement I Applaud the new School Plan I was given only Half a chance ... Our School was too crowded. PLEASE HELP US VOTE FOR SCHOOL BONDS ... YES JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ... YES The most important new low-priced car in year! The 1953 PLYMOUTH will arrive at your Plymouth dealer's Thursday, November 20th