anaheim-gazette 1961-11-16

ANAHEIM MEMORIES 83 Years Ago, November, 1878 ESCUELO ESPANOL Prof. G. G. Cavallero will open a Spanish and English school in Anaheim about the first of December. The professor is a thoroughly competent teacher as is attested by the success of his classes at Westminster and Garden Grove, where he has been for some time. He was formerly a translator for Gov. McCormick of Arizona. It is seldom that an opportunity is presented to place one's self under so able a teacher. TURKEY ON CUE A number of fat turkeys were raffled at Martin Classen's saloon on Tuesday night, and much amusement was had. At Granet and Wenger's sample rooms Wednesday night the champion cue was won at pool by Wm. Trash of Santa Ana. Numerous turkeys were also played for. The firm spread an elegant lunch. LAND BOOM Nearly every day this week parties passed through Anaheim on their way to the Santa Margarita ranch in San Diego county, to settle on the land which Don Juan Forster has put upon the market. From one of these parties we learned the terms upon which the land is offered. Each farmer is given 160 acres rent free for the first year: The second year he pays a rental of $1.50 per acre or one-sixth of whatever crops he may raise; the third year he pays $2.50 per acre rental or gives one-fifth of his crop; or if he so desires he can purchase the land for $10 per acre. RUSTIC'S RETURN Fred Lengenberger has returned from Santiago canyon where he has been rusticating for the past month. 58 Years Ago, November, 1903 WEISEL'S DEISEL Peter Weisel informs us he has ridden upwards of 4000 miles in his automobile, and it is still as good as new. The horse reporter enjoyed a spin about town in it the other day and will never be happy again until he gets one of his own or can borrow Peter's at frequent intervals. Peter is coming to be a chauffeur from away back. HAVE AND APPLE, JACK Napoleon Hart advertises that he has just received from a bonded warehouse in Kentucky 16 barrels of apple jack, one barrel being of the age of 22 years, having been placed in the warehouse in 1881. It is the largest consignment ever imported into the county. JOURNEY FROM YORBA D. C. Sanchez of Yorba, one of the highly respected residents of the up-river valley, was in town on Tuesday on a short business visit. Mr. Sanchez, in speaking of the rainfall, says there is plenty of time yet for precipitation to begin, and that years will begin late and keep it as the most productive prosperous. He looks for rains the coming g. FIRST CLASS NO. Al Smith was a business in town on Tuesday and walnuts yielding better had supposed at the end of the harvest. Better third of the crop was while earlier in the season was satisfied to call it a quarter of a crop. nuts is first class. CORNER MEETING The Ladies' Guild of sail's will meet with Storm, corner of Los Angeles Adele Streets, Thursday ber 3rd. 33 Years Ago, November FLORIDA SPIRIT Dr. Wilmon Newell, missioner of Florida, said Camp, horticulturist of university of Florida, spent recently looking over several cultural projects of Orlando. NO HERO, HE Police continued to search a nervous bandit whose to hold up the Walter M service station at the Whitaker Road and Magna nue at 8 p.m. Sunday treated by the sudden e-proprietor, leaving the possession. Juan Forster has put upon the market. From one of these parties we learned the terms upon which the land is offered. Each farmer is given 100 acres rent free for the first year: The second year he pays a rental of $1.50 per acre or one-sixth of whatever crops he may raise: the third year he pays $2.50 per acre rental or gives one-fifth of his crop; or if he so desires he can purchase the land for $10 per acre, payable in installments. The tract is laid out in farms of 180 acres each, but each alternate 180 acres is reserved by the owner of the rancho. IS IT MARLJUANA? Frenk Ey brought with him from San Francisco a very fine assortment of cigars, tobacco, etc., to which he directs the attention of the public. He has several new brands of smoking tobacco which are bound to become favorites with smokers. JUST THE HUB CAPS On Saturday night a horse belonging to S. Hill was taken from the hitching post in front of Mr. Langenberger's store. The thief took the horse out of town a short distance, relieved him of his saddle and bridle and then turned him loose. The horse was recov- 'Care Month' In State Proclaimed Governor Edmund G. Brown today called attention to the traditional observance of a bountiful harvest and the imminence of Thanksgiving Day by proclaiming November as "CARE month" in the State of California. "It is the month," said the Governor, "when we celebrate thanks for a bountiful harvest. Our surplus food," he added, "also represents a challenge, and the challenge is to share our gifts with those in the world not so lucky. Through its $1.00 package of surplus food for overseas distribution, CARE, in its new Food Crusade, presents a unique way every citizen can meet the challenge of helping the world's starving peoples." The Food Crusade supports food Orange County contractors are joining in the development of a plan for making the full equipment, skills and manpower of the construction industry in Southern California immediately available to civil defense and military authorities in the event of disaster. R. J. Noble of the R. J. Noble Co., general contracting firm of Orange, is in charge of the program for this area. The plan, developed by Associated General Contractors, covers the 11 southern counties of California. This total area has been divided into seven districts with Orange County established as one of the seven. Operation Bulldozer Known as "Operation Bulldozer," the program will make available to civil defense authorities more than 50,000 pieces of equipment whenever a state of emergency is declared to exist and when the extent of the emergency exceeds the ability of public facilities to handle the situation. According to Noble, a volunteer staff of construction industry executives is now at work tabulating the various types of equipment owned by general contractors that would be required for disaster relief. Records are being kept of the exact area in which each piece of machinery is located. Similar records are being developed of manpower required to supervise relief work and to operate the equipment. In the event of disasters "Operation Bulldozer" staff will be able to advise authorities exactly what equipment is available at it is." Noble said. "Equipment needed by authorities for rescue preservation of life and will be dispatched from est available point. "Workability of the plan event of a disaster is the belief that the huge ered by the operation self provide protection equipment and power. "Hundreds of bulldozer movers, cranes, air comp light plants and other pieces of equipment on contractors are daily throughout Southern Cali work on construction jobs of this can be seen daily on freeway and highway structure." If Area Wiped Out In the event disaster v equipment in one area, tion Bulldozer" will make sible to locate other equi another area and to shi the district where it is no The other six districts oern California are: Los Metropolitan area, Los Harbor area, Riverside-nardino area, San Diego-area, Ventura-Santa Bar Luis Obispo area, and Bal Kern-Inyo-Mono area. Sumner Seeking Candidate Sumner Seeking Candidate For State Maritime Academy Assemblyman Bruce Sumner (R-Newport Beach) representing the 74th District, announces a competitive examination for young men in his district to become his nominee for admission to the California Maritime Academy in August, 1962. There are no fees required to take this examination. The applicant with the highest passing score on the tests will become the nominee of Assemblyman Sumner. Others with passing scores may be admitted if —Who pays for advertising? Nobody. It pays for itself. CAR WASH You Tried All The Best Try The Best Western Auto Wash 508 S. Los Angeles St. KE 5-1811 New STOCKING YOUR FREEZER OUR SPECIAL By simply picking up your phone you can have your choice of most cuts, your favorite "brad frozen foods, fruits & vegetables delivered right to your door... AND AT DISTRIBUTOR SAVINGS, Buy now, pay later, Phone and ask for Barbara Nerver food re-order coordinator, for confidential price list and complete information. KUNIN & SONS, INC. "SINCE 1922" 158 E. Orangethorpe, A. PHONE: TR 1-2700 District Junior Clubs Hear State President FIRST CLASS NUT Al Smith was a business visitor in town on Tuesday and finds his walnuts yielding better than he had supposed at the beginning of the harvest. Better than a third of the crop was delivered, while earlier in the season he was satisfied to call it square at a quarter of a crop. Quality of nuts is first class. CORNER MEETING The Ladies' Guild of St. Michael's will meet with Mrs. Otto Storm, corner of Los Angeles and Adele Streets, Thursday, December 3rd. 33 Years Ago, November, 1928 FLORIDA SPIES Dr. Wilmon Newell, plant commissioner of Florida, and A. F. Camp, horticulturist of the University of Florida, spent a day recently looking over several horticultural projects of Orange County. NO HERO, HE Police continued to search for a nervous bandit whose attempt to hold up the Walter M. Wrigley service station at the corner of Whitaker Road and Magnolia avenue at 8 p.m. Sunday was frustrated by the sudden exit of the proprietor, leaving the gunman in possession. Members of the seventeen Junior Clubs in Orange District met this past week at the Newport Beach Ebell Club to hear Mrs. Robert Mason, State Junior president speak. Mrs. Mason gave a brief history of Federated Women's Clubs and the different projects the California Juniors are working on this year; Self-help to Latin America, Latin American Scholarship Program — eleven young women are now studying in the U. S. one, from Argentina, attending San Francisco State will be the guest of the Junior's at their State Convention in May. The California Junior's also support Radio Free Europe and Anti-Communism Education. Further projects are Medic Alert, Women's Crusade for Seat Belts, continuation of Polio Clinics, Campaign for Forest Fire Prevention, and in the field of youth the "Day in Court" and this year the acceptance of the Junior Auxiliaries as affiliates of Junior Clubs in Federation. Much of the ground work for this last project was spearheaded by one of the Orange District clubs the Junior Women's Civic Club of Garden Grove, with their Junior Auxiliary, the Lavenir. Displayed at the meeting were the paintings from the Traveling Art exhibit, which is traveling from one district to another throughout the year, continually adding pictures from each district as it moves through the state, until the complete group will be shown and judged at the State convention at the Jack Tar Hotel. and Larry Whitesides, Fullerton, 1960-61. Other guests at the meeting were the Mmes. Leo Leonard, San Diego, State corresponding secretary; Marion F. Spencer Park, State Junior captain; and Thomas Axen Downey, Area C vice preside large. NO HERO, HE Police continued to search for a nervous bandit whose attempt to hold up the Walter M. Wrigley service station at the corner of Whitaker Road and Magnolia avenue at 8 p.m. Sunday was frustrated by the sudden exit of the proprietor, leaving the gunman in possession. City Contractors Civil Defense "In the event of disaster, the 'Operation Bulldozer' disaster staff will be able to advise public authorities exactly what kind of equipment is available and where it is." Noble said. "Equipment needed by public authorities for rescue and the preservation of life and property will be dispatched from the nearest available point. 'Workability of the plan in the event of a disaster is based on the belief that the huge area covered by the operation will in itself provide protection for both equipment and power. 'Hundreds of bulldozers, earth-movers, cranes, air compressors, light plants and other essential pieces of equipment owned by contractors are daily distributed throughout Southern California at work on construction jobs. Much of this can be seen daily working on freeway and highway construction." H Area Wiped Out In the event disaster wipes out equipment in one area, "Operation Bulldozer" will make it possible to locate other equipment in another area and to ship it into the district where it is needed. The other six districts in Southern California are: Los Angeles Metropolitan area, Los Angeles Harbor area, Riverside-San Bernardino area, San Diego-Imperial area, Ventura-Santa Barbara-San Luis Obispo area, and Bakersfield-Kern-Inyo-Mono area. Candidate B'Nai B'riths Seek Members 'Add a Mom' is the novel approach being made by B'nai B'rith Women to the girls who belong to chapters of B'nai B'rith Girls sponsored by the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, an arm of B'nai B'rith Women. All B'nai B'rith Girls are being solicited to enlist the support of their mothers to become members of the parent groups. This is in keeping with the effort to reach the goal of 3500 new members in District Four, which comprises the Nine Western States and British Columbia, during the current fiscal year. The slogan for this giant membership campaign is "FOR A BETTER TOMORROW, JOIN B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN TO-DAY." WANT ADS Bring PROFITS TIME ...for more than thirty elec at an hourly cost 21 See those hands up there? They measure more than thirty electric appliances that sell electricity will keep a 100-watt bulb lit. What's so remarkable about a kilowatt house for things, as most of us do. The average cost of electricity per kilowatt house in 1939. Sure, your electric bill is higher now. That electricity as you were in 1939. But your reason: more efficient methods of production have lowered your unit cost. 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At present he is instrumental teacher at Walton School in Garden Grove and teaches an adult class for the Garden Grove Park and Recreation Departments. TIME CLOCK than thirty electric "servants" who work for you hourly cost 21% lower than in 1939. There? They measure the kilowatt hours of electricity it takes to run the electric appliances that serve the average California family. (A kilowatt hour keeps a 100-watt bulb lighted for 10 hours.) About a kilowatt hour? Nothing, unless you care how much you spend of us do. Electricity per kilowatt hour for Edison residential customers is 21% lower than bill is higher now. That's because you are using more than twice as much ere in 1939. But your average cost per kilowatt hour is 21% lower. Ficient methods of producing and delivering electricity, plus greater usage, unit cost. Ready to brighten your nights, lighten your work, help you enjoy life more. so many ways for so little cost? 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