anaheim-gazette 1953-04-16

'Loyalty Month' Set at White Temple Church Following their established custom for the past four years, White Temple Methdist Church will observe "Loyalty Month" for the next four Sundays between Easter and Mother's Dal, registering the attendance of every person at both the 9 and 11 o'clock services each week, and contacting all absentees during the week following. "It is our call to witness to the community that we are not just Easter Christians, but that we maintain a continuing loyalty to Christ and His Kingdom," states Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, pastor. You may be able to DO IT YOURSELF — BUT — WHEN IT COMES TO DRY CLEANING Expert "know-how" is necessary to properly clean the new type textiles of today... without injury and loss. "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" San Gabriel Nurseryman Root Avocado Trees to H Eradication of "witchcraft" from avocado raising while establishing a stable production base for the industry is the dream of H. L. Gillespie, 42, of San Gabriel, a nurseryman. In the past eight years he has seen the first glimmerings of the dream coming true and in the next eight, he may see it come to full realization. Adjuvant rooted avocados, a Gillespie development, may be the answer to what's wrong with California's multi-million dollar avocado industry. This new method, according to the nurseryman's calculations, should double the yield of this area's groves. Two Roots Per Tree Simply stated, Gillespie's method is to start a tree with the roots of two seedlings instead of the usual one. Mathematically, Gillespie says, this will double the chances of getting economically productive trees. Another product of the nurseryman's study is a method of grafting both a root and a top to a rooted seedling. Next February, 450 of Gillespie's double-rooted trees will get their first controlled test when they are planted in Sunny Valley ranch of C. M. Saltman, west of Puente on the east slope of the Whittier Hills. Eight or ten years later, when the trees are mature producers, Gillespie will have the answer that could mean a big boost for owners of groves which occupy nearly 20,000 acres of California lands and annually gross from $12,000,000 to $15,000,000. — BUT — WHEN IT COMES TO DRY CLEANING Expert "know-how" is necessary to properly clean the new type textiles of today... without injury and loss. "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" We Specialize in Dry Cleaning 287 E. CENTER ANAHEIM $289 We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County. Renovating—Re-Ticking. Next February, 450 of Gillespie's double-rooted trees will get their first controlled test when they are planted in Sunny Valley ranch of C. M. Saltsman, west of Puente on the east slope of the Whittier Hills. Eight or ten years later, when the trees are mature producers, Gillespie will have the answer that could mean a big boost for owners of groves which occupy nearly 20,000 acres of California lands and annually gross from $12,000,000 to $15,000,000. Gillespie has conducted a six-year study of individual trees in the record-producing grove of Kenneth Casper of Yorba Linda and he has charts and graphs to back up what he says. His charts show that, of the 119 trees in the grove, the average annual yield of the five best ranged from 445 pounds in 1951, while average for the entire grove was 126 pounds and 164 pounds for same years. All of the trees were of identical variety. All were grown from buds which traced back to the original Fuerte variety soiling of Atlixco, Mexico. The rootstocks were all grown from a single Mexican-type soil. This seedling was later worked" to the Fuerte variety that has maintained its original productivity. In fact, all the factors that are supposed to affect cado growth—temperature, conditions and the age and size of the trees—were equal. However, when production IT'S GARDEN TIME • AGAIN! WE HAVE ALL YOUR NEEDS TREES BEDDING SHRUBS PLANTS SEEDS GARDEN ROSES TOOLS HOSE — FEETILIZERS — SPRAYS CURBING — STEPPING STONES — INCINERATORS BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVE. PHONE ANAHEIM 5450 We GIVE and REDEEM Gold Bond Stamps In every State of the 48... TRUCK USERS BUY MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS than any other make! FIRST IN DEMAND ...IN VALUE ...IN SALE No matter the size or type of truck you need—what better could there be that a Chevrolet truck is your best buy. CHEVROLET MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE! Recently published official registration figures for the last full year show that truck users in every single State bought more Chevrolets than any other make! It is difficult to imagine more convincing proof of Chevrolet's superiority, for such clear-cut and overwhelming preference can lead to but one conclusion: Chevrolet trucks must be better, must enjoy solid Such prefer dation of course, it trucks can So before much. more Stop in and standard equipment on available CONE BROTHERS Chev 215 No. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim rservyman Develops Twin Trees to Hike Production Toasters Award Trophy to Elmo Clamp Elmo Clamp won the Anaheim Toastmaster's speech trophy Monday evening with his talk on "Accidental Discoveries". Other speakers were Walter Knott on "Changing Times" and Louis Tavlor, whose subject was "Sleep Walking". Hal Johnson served as Toastmaster of the evening while R. J. Allen presided over the Table Topic discussion on the subject "My First Job". President Lewis Boys presided and the invocation was given by Marcus Gartner. John Laituri presided at the clock. Evaluators were Lvle Wallace, George McKool, Bill Bittles and Dick Herman. President Boys announced that six vacancies exist in the club which has a maximum limit of 30 members. He invited interested persons to attend the meetings which are held at 6:30 p.m. every Monday at the Dragon cafe, 1126 N. Los Angeles st. traits by means of genes in their reproductive cells, and Gillespie figured it would hold true for avocados too. He figured that the way to cut down the odds against producing a good tree was to double up on the seedling roots. Gillespie, who has had no formal training in horticulture, became interested in experimenting because "I got stung on the first avocado I bought." He readily admits that his work is based on conjecture until the time has come to test it. Ulrich Hom Under Cons There will be room for under construction at 730 N. tent of 2501 square feet on bedrooms, two baths, a cented garage. Unusual provisional specifications caller of the Neville Chemical whose plant is located here town. "And after living in an ed place for the past five Mrs. Ulrich had definite about work space, closets and boards. Local designer M Mayberry has given us just we want." Tour of Inspection A tour of inspection站 the front door where a funeral hallway gives access to a room while providing space three closets, a telephone a louvre enclosure for water er and forced air heating and linen storage. To the left, a five foot dion door can close off the ing room or leave it open and ling to need. This generous 27 foot room with its 16 foot window is proportionate to the dimensions used through the house. Its focal point brick fireplace, mahogany plank on either side. The paneling ceils floor to ceiling cup space which opens easily will latest in touch latches. To the right of the front is the powder room, a coathold with colored fixtures, nullman built in basement. OCADO OF THE FUTURE—Herbert Gillespie, San Gabriel nurman, checks the condition of a twin-root avocado tree he devell. Burnell Yarick, farm advisor of the agricultural extension price, is an interested onlooker. In the grove, the average al yield of the five best trees ed from 445 pounds in 1946 55 pounds in 1951, while the age for the entire grove was bounds and 164 pounds for the years. Of the trees were of the local variety. All were grown buds which traced back to original Fuerte variety seedof Atlixco, Mexico. Rootstocks were all grown a single Mexican-type seedThis seedling was later "top ed" to the Fuerte variety and maintained its original propriety. In fact, all the factors are supposed to affect avogrowth—temperature, soil dons and the age and size of trees—were equal. Never, when production was added up it was found that some trees produced 25 pounds a year and others more than 1000 pounds. Gillespie concluded that the key to avocado production is in the roots instead of the upper part of the tree or bud wood. "The only thing remaining was the genetic variations of the individual seedling roots," Gillespie said. "All California's 1,500,000 Fuerte trees come from one handful of bud wood shipped up here from Mexico and there has been no evolution. They are all descendants of the original Fuerte seedling, but under each is a genetically individual seedling rootstock which was the result of a chance-pollinated blossom." Mendel's Law Applied Mendalian law holds that all living things transmit hereditary the 48... BUY MORE TRUCKS or make! figured it would hold true for avocados too. He figured that the way to cut down the odds against producing a good tree was to double up on the seedling roots. Gillespie, who has had no formal training in horticulture, became interested in experimenting because "I got stung on the first avocado I bought." He readily admits that his work is based on conjecture until the time has come to test it. "One of these days, though", he said, "We're going to take the witchcraft out of avocado raising." YOU can help Civil Defense by practicing fireproof housekeeping. Tie old newspapers and magazines into tight bundles before storing. Or better — get rid of them. OUR GUARANTEE: All our merchandise is greeted to give you complete faction for quality, taste and freshness or your money back. will at all times carry only the very highest quality mediacre. No matter how low our advertised price, we guaour produce to be the same high quality as always. LARGE - FANCY - NAVEL ORANGES 10 Lbs. 39¢ FIRST IN DEMAND ...IN VALUE ...IN SALES ed—what better proof is your best buy! registration that truck ought more convincing for such reference can etter, must enjoy solid advantages over other trucks. Such preference must rest on a firm foundation of good, sound value. And, of course, it does—as owners of Chevrolet trucks can testify. So before you buy any truck, see how much more Chevrolet trucks offer you. Stop in and see us soon. Continuation of standard equipment and trim illustrated is dependent on availability of material. 10 Lbs. 39¢ MARIANI WORLD'S FINEST PRUNES 2 Lbs. 59¢ Free Balloon with each Package JORANG PRODUC CORNER ORANGEHO 12 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1983 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Ulrich Home, with 'Room for Everything' Under Construction in Country Setting By JOAN S. WHITE There will be room for everything in the gorgeous new home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ulrich now under construction at 730 North West st. Its style is country modern and while it rambles to the extent of 2501 square feet on the choice half acre lot, the house when completed will encompass three bedrooms, two baths, a centralized hall, den, living room, large service area, enclosed patio and attach garage. Unusual provision for storage will have been made in every room. "Our specifications called for a very livable plan," explains owner Robert Ulrich, West Coast man of the Neville Chemical Co., whose plant is located here in town. "And after living in a rent-place for the past five years, Mrs. Ulrich had definite ideas about work space, closets and cupboards. Local designer Michael Mayberry has given us just what we want." Tour of Inspection A tour of inspection starts at the front door where a function-hallway gives access to every room while providing space for free closets, a telephone alcove, covered enclosure for water heaters and forced air heating unit, and linen storage. To the left, a five foot accordion door can close off the living room or leave it open accordion to need. This generous 12 x foot rrom with its 16 foot picture window is proportionate to the dimensions used throughout the house. Its focal point is a brick fireplace, mahogany paneled either side. The paneling consists floor to ceiling cupboard which opens easily with the best in touch latches. To the right of the front door is the powder room, a complete bath with colored fixtures, tiled wall. en storage. It is convenient to the front two bedrooms, another bath having been provided for the master bedroom which opens off the patio in back. Roofted Patio The roofted patio enclosed on three sides by the house can be served by the kitchen, master bedroom or den—all of which can be thrown open to it by means of French doors. In fact, a window wall on metal track will allow the den to become part of the patio in warm weather. With this in mind, the den has been equipped with a picturesque used brick fireplace surrounded by redwood paneling. By applying the accordian principle, the panelling conceals a barbeque pit unit on one side and a sink on the other. 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