anaheim-gazette 1953-02-20

Best Wishes to Joe & George at LA PALMA DRIVE-IN La Chaquita Famous Tortillas will satisfy your customers for quality and taste Manufactured By La Chiquita Famous TORTILLAS David Salcido, Owner 902 E. Washington Santa Ana LaPalma Drive-In's Second Birthday Celebration Slated to Begin Today Free ice cream, free balloons and free donkey rides—that's what patrons of the La Palma drive-in, La Palma and Los Angeles st., will be given during the anniversary celebration today, tomorrow, and Sunday. All food served at the drive-in will be sold at half the regular price, such as tacos for 15 cents, as co-owners Joe Cano and George McClain go all-out for the people who made their first year in business a success. The only drive-in in Southern California featuring Mexican food, in addition to standard American dishes, they attribute access to the high quality used in everything they "Both George and I said the youthful Cano can afford to put virtual profits back into the Conchita, the La Palma donkey, heartily agree eagerly awaiting the chan parade around the During the past year, en and the lot had to be in order to accommodate stantly growing Anaheliers who have learned licious food served at the Cano said. Originally employing ple, there are now 15 w the drive-in to provide service, he added. "We had been lookin good location for a d some time before we the present location, be could offer the finest f able," Cano, who also o service station across the said, "and the response received proves that right." Congratulations to Joe and George at La Palma Drive-In from Santa Ana RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT COMPANY Serving Orange County for the past 8 years with complete line of RESTAURANT SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 312 E. FIRST ST. Native Sons Hear County Surveyor Hilly Members of Mother Coior No. 281, Native Son Golden West, their la guests, will gather Tuesday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 o'clock Garden Room of the Stee Knott's Berry Farm, to his Hillyard, Orange county y speak on "Handling Oran city's Growth," it was a La Chiquita Famous TORTILLAS David Salcido, Owner 902 E. Washington Santa Ana Phone Kimberly 2-7303 EQUIPMENT COMPANY Serving Orange County for the past 8 years with complete line of RESTAURANT, SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 312 E. FIRST ST. SANTA ANA Phone Kimberly 2-2379 Congratulations George and Joe! Sully Congratulations... LA PALMA DRIVE-IN on its OPEN HOUSE Friday – Saturday and Sunday For a Wealth of Good Health Drink Fresh Citrus Juices! R. E. MILLER CO. Friday – Saturday and Sunday For a Wealth of Good Health Drink Fresh Citrus Juices! R. E. MILLER CO. 300 So. Main St. La Habra, Cal. Sales Division of Cal-Acre Phone Oxford 7-1262 Congratulations and BEST WISHES for CONTINUED SUCCESS to Joe and George at La Palma Drive-In from Don White at ANAHEIM MATTRESS FACTORY 102 W. La Palma—Anaheim—Phone 2423 Second Birthday to Begin Today dishes, they attribute their success to the high quality of food used in everything they sell. "Both George and I are single," said the youthful Cano, "and we can afford to put virtually all our profits back into the business." Conchita, the La Palma mascot donkey, heartily agrees, and is eagerly awaiting the children she can parade around the lot today. During the past year, the kitchen and the lot had to be enlarged in order to accommodate the constantly growing Anaheim customers who have learned of the delicious food served at the drive-in, Cano said. Originally employing five people, there are now 15 working at the drive-in to provide fast, good service, he added. "We had been looking for a good location for a drive-in for some time before we bought at the present location, believing we could offer the finest food possible." Cano, who also operates a service station across the street, said, "and the response we have received proves that we were right." Native Sons to Hear County Surveyor Hillyard Members of Mother Colony Parlor No. 281, Native Sons of the Golden West, their ladies and guests, will gather Tuesday evening, Feb. 24, at 6:30 o'clock in the Garden Room of the Steak House, Knott's Berry Farm, to hear "Cap" Hillyard, Orange county surveyor, speak on "Handling Orange County's Growth," it was announced OH BOY, IT'S GOOD—Even Conchita, La Palma drive-in mascot, enjoys the tacos served at his home. But possibly it's just the maid service, having Jessie Terrell hold him while Vicki Luna does the feeding, that he likes. However, owners Joe Cano and George McClain assure their patrons during the anniversary celebration tomorrow and Sunday the food will as enjoyable even without the text that is being given Conchita, (abbreviation) Santa Ana Ikes Elect Officers Nominated as president of Santa Ana chapter, Izaak Walton League, Henry C. Waite, attache of the state employment service in Santa Ana, is scheduled for election at the next chapter meeting, March 18. He will succeed Dr. Perry Davis, Santa Ana dentist, who has headed the chapter during the past year. Gen. Van Fleet Embarks for Home HONOLULU (UP)—Gen. James Congress to explain A. Van Fleet sailed Thursday for Eighth Army can smash the mainland U.S. and a date with a mortal blow in Korona. Congratulations—To Surveyor Hillyard Members of Mother Colony Parlor No. 281, Native Sons of the Golden West, their ladies and guests, will gather Tuesday evening, Feb. 24, at 6:30 o'clock in the Garden Room of the Steak House, Knott's Berry Farm, to hear "Cap" Hillyard, Orange county surveyor, speak on "Handling Orange County's Growth," it was announced today by Loren Wagner, president of the northern Orange county group. Changing conditions brought about by the large increase in population and the industrial growth of Orange county affect each and every one of us, President Wagner pointed out. For this reason the Native Sons secured as their speaker for the ladies night affair one who has been in close touch with the county's growth through the years. Reservations may be made through Conger Thomson, Placeia, program chairman; President Loren Wagner of Anaheim, phone 3452; or Leonard Schwacofer, phone Anaheim 4117. Of interest also, was the announcement by President Wagner that Mother Colony Parlor will be host this year to the district public speaking contest of the Native Sons of the Golden West to be held March 24, the place to be announced later. The county contest has been expanded this year into a district contest, with entries from high schools of eastern Los Angeles county, as well as Orange county, so vie for the right to participate in the regional contest to be held in April in Los Angeles. Winner of the regional contest will compete with two other contestants of Sonoma the middle of May for the state championship and a 1000 United States savings bond. Gen. Hudelson Marries Again PASADENA (UP) — Maj. Gen. Daniel H. Hudelson, commander of the 40th Division, California National Guard, was married Thursday to Mrs. Patricia Lemoge, San Francisco widow he met while his division was in training before going to Korea. Gen. Hudelson's wife of 28 years, Mrs. Edna M. Hudelson, divorced him Wednesday in Las Vegas, Nev. When he returned from Korea last year and announced his love for Mrs. Lemoge, Mrs. Hudelson told newsmen: "I love the guy and am going to fight for him." She testified Wednesday Hudel- Santa Ana Ikes Elect Officers Nominated as president of Santa Ana chapter, Izaak Walton League, Henry C. Waite, attache of the state employment service in Santa Ana, is scheduled for election at the next chapter meeting, March 18. He will succeed Dr. Perry Davis, Santa Ana dentist, who has headed the chapter during the past year. Other chapter officers nominated, without opposition, include John W. Martin Jr., first vice president; Lyle R. White, second vice president; George E. Hart, secretary; Arthur M. Swenson, membership secretary; Wayne Drager, treasurer; Elmer Christenson, Arthur K. Herrick and Earl Sharpless, directors. CHICAGO (UP)—Dr. E. W. Engstrom, electronics scientist, forges the day when "man will create electronic systems that can sense, react, interpret, compute, act and control with such speed and with such all-inclusive comprehension that they will outstrip man." Dr. Engstrom is vice president in charge of the RCA laboratories at Princeton, N.J. Congratulations—To LA PALMA DRIVE-IN and Its Owners GEORGE AND JOE! MERCURIO'S ANAHEIM'S SAVING CENTER 332 E. Center St. Phone 3012 Watch for Our Friday and Saturday Specials Each Week You are invited to our- "FREE" ICE CREAM BALLOONS and SPECIAL Entertainment WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED REMODELING and WE WANT OPEN DAILY—11 A.M. to 1 A.M.- WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED REMODELING and WE WANT TO SHOW YOU the kind of Food and Service We Now Offer! CHILI — TACOS ENCHILADAS TORTILLAS TAMALES — SIZES HAMBURGERS CHEESEBURGERS FRENCH FRIES and a COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE LA PALMA DRIVE-IN Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 20, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Quiet Title Suit Filed Suit to quiet title to property at 70581 Fern st., Stanton, was filed yesterday in Superior court by Felix E. Smith, T. P. Gregg and Betlyn Backus against Samuel A. Morris and Virginia M. Morris. The same plaintiffs also sued Robert P. Costello and Mary Lou Costello to quiet title to property at 15782 Golden West ave., Santa Ana. Best Wishes for CONTINUED SUCCESS to Joe and George at LA PALMA DRIVE-IN MORGAN'S LINEN SERVICE, INC. 408 N. BIRCH STREET Santa Ana PHONE KIMBERLY 3-2589 Congratulations to Joe and George at LA PALMA DRIVE-IN barks for Home Congratulations to Joe and George at LA PALMA DRIVE-IN from Russ Myers Restaurant and Fountain Supplies 2702 San Francisco Ave.—Long Beach PHONE LONG BEACH 4-8348 EN HOUSE CEBRATING Palma Drive-In Angeles Street • Anaheim A.M. to 1 A.M. — SUNDAYS 'TIL 12 P.M. FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY FEB. 20-21-22 SPECIAL For Open House Days TACOS Angeles Street • Anaheim A.M. to 1 A.M. — SUNDAYS 'TIL 12 P.M. FEB. 20-21-22 SPECIAL For Open House Days TACOS 15c SIZZLING HOT! Fresh from the Grill! EAT MEXICAN FOOD CELEBRATING OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY in ANAHEIM IN ★ 940 No. Los Angeles Street