anaheim-gazette 1953-08-20

America's Leading Cereals The eight prominent cereals produced in the United States are corn, wheat, rye, oats, barley, buckwheat, rice and kaffir corn. IF Your front end is aligned AND Your wheels are balanced BUT Your Car Still Vibrates YOUR TIRES MUST BE OUT OF ROUND! THEY'RE LIKE SQUARE PEGS IN ROUND HOLES ... they simply can't do the job they are built for. LET US GIVE THEM A FACE LIFTING— IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago 1878 A calico ball given by the Magnolia Social club on Saturday evening last was well attended and very enjoyable. The committee of arrangements consisted of M. A. Mendelsohn, G. D. Plato, F. W. Athearn, A. Rimpau. Reception committee, Fred Langenberger, A. W. Steinhart, Fred Rimpau, L. W. Kirby, Floor Committee, F. Hartung, C. E. Leonard, J. J. Hill, N. Willard. Ice cream and cake were served in the hall during the evening by Harry Hanna. Tickets admitted lady and gentleman were $1.50. Mr. Chas Hilmer advertises for sale five houses and five lots in the city of Anaheim, fronting on Centre street, cheap for cash or will be exchanged for sheep of good quality. The title of the property is perfect in every respect and the improvements are in good order. At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of Anaheim School District held on Monday last, the contract for the new school house was awarded to G. E. Leonard of Los Angeles for $9,100. The offer of Messrs. Ferry Woodworth & Co., to purchase the bonds of the school district at par, half gold and half silver, was accepted. 50 Years Ago C. C. Chapman has shied from his ranch in Placentia carloads of fruit and has yet 90 carloads to go forward. The of these oranges will not be ped prior to November. The Strain has forwarded to the ern markets 50 carloads of oil from the Placentia orchard has yet 12 carloads to Eastern markets are looking bit. Mrs. Brewett, who has been guest of Mrs. Chester Holm and Mrs. Lora Zeyn for weeks leaves this week for home in Alameda. Mrs. Brex home in that town is now lease to James Corbett, who pies it with his wife, the housing near his training quartet. J. D. Ott, the well-known Ana capitalist was in town business mission on Saturday is twenty-eight years since first saw Anaheim and he is young and just as handsome ever. Jacob Berlin will soon begin erection of a ten-room house the Mission Style of Archit for Mrs. Krolinda de Yorba tract of land at Yorba. Mrs. Cora Erdman and HaHedges were married in San cisco last week by Rev. J. T. of that city. The happy couple LET US GIVE THEM A FACE LIFTING— WITH OUR NEW TIRE TRUING DEVICE The most up to date machine on the Pacific Coast. Makes Each Tire Absolutely Round at very low cost per wheel Come in TODAY—Ask about it. Roy Field Electronic Wheel Balancing Precision Wheel Alignment All Work Guaranteed Free Estimating 528 S. Los Angeles St. Phone Anaheim 7100 (Rear of Texaco Station) At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of Anaheim School District held on Monday last, the contract for the new school house was awarded to G. E. Leonard of Los Angeles for $9,100. The offer of Nesss Perry Woodworth & Co., to purchase the bonds of the school district at par, half gold and half silver, was accepted. A correspondent writing from West Minster says that two ladies drove a sorrel mare from that town to Los Angeles (a distance of 23 miles) in one hour and forty-five minutes, a little over four and a half minutes for each mile. We have our opinion of that correspondent. H. E. Boldt died at his residence in Anaheim yesterday aged 54 years and 7 months. He had been a resident of Anaheim for the past fourteen years and his taking off leaves quite a void in the ranks of the old settlers. The funeral will take place this morning from his residence at 9 o'clock. IT'S TOO HOT TO BAKE Watch for our Specials Each Friday and Saturday PIERPOINT'S BOSTON BAKERY 214 E. Center—Phone 4132 Is Your Best Protection Against SUMMER SUN "Buy It Where It's Made" All kinds for all purposes — we mix for any need. LUND and SONS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone Anaheim 3312 THE LONG DEAL LUND and SONS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone Anaheim 3312 THE LONG DEAL IS BACK AGAIN! Now it's easier than ever to own a big, beautiful, powerful Pontiac. Pontiac sales are at an all-time high—and we mean to keep them there by offering the best deals in town. Come in soon—see how litt! It costs to own the new Pontiac—a General Motors Masterpiece. '53 PONTIAC SEE YOUR NEAREST PONTIAC DEALER CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST.—ANAHEIM—PHONE 1912 "A GOOD DEAL AND A GOOD DEAL MORE OPEN EVS. 'TIL 10 P.M." MIS OF from the Files of Anaheim Gasette BY KUCHEL 50 Years Ago C. C. Chapman has shipped from his ranch in Placentia, 101 carloads of fruit and has yet some carloads to go forward. The last these oranges will not be shipped prior to November. Thomas Brewett has forwarded to the east markets 50 carloads of oranges from the Placentaia orchards and yet 12 carloads to move. Eastern markets are looking up a Mrs. Brewett, who has been a best of Mrs. Chester Holmomb and Mrs. Lora Zeyn for some weeks leaves this week for her home in Alameda. Mrs. Brewett's home in that town is now under the control of James Corbett, who occupies it with his wife, the house nearby his training quarters. J. D. Ott, the well-known Santa Claus capitalist was in town on a business mission on Saturday. It twenty-eight years since Jim Mit saw Anaheim and he is just as being and just as handsome as Jacob Berlin will soon begin the action of a ten-room house in Mission Style of Architecture at Mrs. Kroilinda de Yorba on her set of land at Yorba. Mrs. Cora Erdman and Harry K. Huges were married in San Francisco last week by Rev. J. T. Wills that city. The happy couple will more about Fair Winners Continued From Page One in hard candies. In the clothing and textiles division, Mrs. Dora Klausing took the following prizes: 2nd, crocheted bedspread; 1st, table set; 3rd, children's sweater. In the same division Mrs. V. L. Floore of Anaheim took 1st, bedspread. Mrs. C. Buzzo of Anaheim took 1st, crocheted centerpiece, 18 inches or less; 1st and 2nd, crocheted centerpiece, over 18 inches. Freida Porter of Anaheim took 1st, stencil painted lunch cloth; 2nd, crocheted afghan; 2nd, bath towels; 1st, infants carriage robe; and 3rd, apron. Marjorie Bergener of Anaheim won 1st, rug. Dorothy Stephens of Anaheim won 3rd, stencil painted dish towels; 1st, bath towels. Opal Merkley of Anaheim won 1st, children cotton wash dresses; 1st, childrens sport shirts; and 2nd, mens or womens sport shirts. Mrs. G. J. Clasen of Anaheim won 2nd, childrens cotton wash dresses. Mrs. Henry Klausing of Anaheim won 1st and 2nd, childrens sweaters; 2nd, infants sweaters. Mrs. Paul Gilger of Anaheim won 3rd, tailored dress. Doris M. Burdick took 1st, knit sweater for men. In the 4-H Home Economics division, Sally Cuthbert took the following prizes: first prizes for berry, citrus, fruit, grape and tomato juices; 2nd, canned apricots; 1st, canned berries; 1st, canned plums; 3rd, canned tomatoes; 1st, bread and butter pickles; 1st, chill sauce; 2nd, dill pickles; 1st, sweet pickles; 2nd, peach pickles; 2nd, canned corn; 1st, carned string beans; 2nd, citrus marmalade; 1st, peach preserves; 2nd, strawberry preserves. In the same division, Clada Pletz of Anaheim won 3rd, berry jam; 2nd, berry jelly, Lynn Ann Pletz of Anaheim won 2nd, coffee cake; 3rd, drop cookies; 1st, and 3rd, rolled cookies; 1st, bar cookies. Roberta Claypool of Anaheim won 2nd, and 3rd, angel or sponge cake. In the 4-H Clothing and Textiles division, Sally Cuthbert won 16 prizes in different classifications of needlework. Martha Cuthbert, also of Anaheim, won 5 prizes in the same division. Clada Pletz copped three of the divisions prizes and Lynn Ann Pletz took one. In the 4-H Livestock division, Ronald Korn showed the reserve champion swine and the steer shown by Mike Collins of Anaheim placed in the Second (top good) group. Dan Brownfield of Anaheim placed in the first group with choice) with his steer in the FFA. Beef Cutvision as did Fred Robb Anahiem. Roberts also took for a junior Jersey calf, in All Breed senior calf, and in showmanship in showing cattle. In the FFA Poultry of Craig Koblitz of Anaheim first place in the pullet cation and first on two three or four pounds, not weeks old. In the Dairy Goat James Pembrook took 2nd,Pembrook took 3rd and C.Hoskins took 5th prizes if pine does three years old James Pembrook took 3rd Elleen Pembrook 4th for does,yearlings and two yearJames Pembrook took 2nd,senior kids He took 2nd Elleen Pembrook took 4th pine junior kids James Pembrook took 2nd Anglo-Nubian Earl Bolschweiler of Anahiem placed in the Second (top good) group. Dan Brownfield of Anaheim placed in the first group with choice) with his steer in the FFA. Beef Cutvision as did Fred Robb Anahiem. Roberts also took for a junior Jersey calf, in All Breed senior calf, and in showmanship in showing cattle. In the FFA Poultry of Craig Koblitz of Anaholm first place in the pullet cation and first on two three or four pounds, not weeks old. In the Dairy Goat James Pembrook took 2nd,Pembrook took 3rd and C.Hoskins took 5th prizes if pine does three years old James Pembrook took 3rd Elleen Pembrook 4th for does,yearlings and two yearJames Pembrook took 2nd,senior kids He took 2nd Elleen Pembrook took 4th pine junior kids James Pembrook took 2nd Anglo-Nubian Earl Bolschweiler of Anahiem placed in the Second (top good) group. Dan Brownfield of Anaheim placed in the first group with choice) with his steer in the FFA. Beef Cutvision as did Fred Robb Anahiem. Roberts also took for a junior Jersey calf, in All Breed senior calf, and in showmanship in showing cattle. In the FFA Poultry of Craig Koblitz of Anaholm first place in the pullet cation and first on two three or four pounds, not weeks old. In the Dairy Goat James Pembrook took 2nd,Pembrook took 3rd and C.Hoskins took 5th prizes if pine does three years old James Pembrook took 3rd Elleen Pembrook 4th for does,yearlings and two yearJames Pembrook took 2nd,senior kids He took 2nd Elleen Pembrook took 4th pine junior kids James Pembrook took 2nd Anglo-Nubian Earl Bolschweiler of Anahiem placed in the Second (top good) group. Dan Brownfield of Anaheim placed in the first group with choice) with his steer in the FFA. Beef Cutvision as did Fred Robb Anahiem. Roberts also taken for a junior Jersey calf, in All Breed senior calf,and in showmanship in showing cattle. In the FFA Poultry of Craig Koblitz of Anaholm first place in the pullet cation and first on two three or four pounds, not weeks old. In the Dairy Goat James Pembrook took 2nd,Pembrook took 3rd and C.Hoskins took 5th prizes if pine does three years old James Pembrook took 3rd Elleen Pembrook 4th for does,yearlings and two yearJames Pembrook took 2nd,senior kids He took JUHS Faculty (Continued from page 1) Introduction. Cox has a M.S. degree in the University of Idaho. His teaching experiences include three years with the naval train school at the U. of Idaho, two years at Wilson High school in Brawley, and two years at superdine college. George K. De Rubeis will handle metal shop and mechanical work. His M.S. degree is from Stout Institute. De Rubeis has six years teaching experience at Brawley High school. George P. Fisher will teach English and music. His B.A. degree was attained at Occidental College. He has taught for two years in a Bakersfield Junior high school. Herbert L. Gleason will teach real studies including senior problems and world history. He a M.S. from the U. of Utah, will be Gleason's first year teaching. Ms. Helen Grunenfelder will join the Girls' Physical Education department. She received her degree from the University of New England. Her teaching experience has been three years at Compton High school. George T. Hanley will be in the commerce department. His A.B. degree was obtained from Arizona State college. Hanley served as superintendent of the Tolleson (Arizona) Unified System for six years. Mrs. Mildred Holen will teach world history, mathematics, and English. She has a B.A. degree from the University of Washington. Previous teaching experience is given as two years at San Bernardino Junior High and three years in the Santa Ana elementary system. W. Buford Smith will handle mathematics and radio classes. Smith has a B.S. degree from Union university and a M.A. degree. He has taught in the Cedar Town (Georgia) High school for nine years and served as principal of Trion (Georgia) High school for one year. Orville G. Thomason will teach orientation. He holds a A.B. degree from LaVerne college. His teaching experience includes three years at Baldwin Park High, three years at Claremont High, and six years at Bonita High. George H. Zentz will teach both Spanish and music. He obtained his M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota. Zentz taught four years at Fort Sumner (New Mexico) High and three years at the University of Minnesota. He had seven years experienced in the diplomatic service including three years in Mexico, one year in Brazil, one year in Peru, and two years in Japan. How to reach the phone before it stops ringing There goes the phone. And before you can get to it from another part of the house, it stops ringing. But—with a handy external telephone, you can take calls anywhere in the house! This convenience costs just a few pennies a day. And extensions are now available everywhere because they require no outside cables, wires, or central office facilities. 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