4 THE ISLANDER
Thursday,
April 8, '1954
i
HOLY WEEK ACTIVITY
AT ST. CATHERINE'S
The Holy Week schedule at St.
Catherine's Church wilt begin with
the Palm Sunday rites this Sunday.
Palm will be blessed before the 7
a.m. Mass and distributed at both
the 7 a.m. and 10 a,m. Masses.
(Paid Political Advertisement) 1
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE INTHESALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Rotary Club Notes-
APPEAL
From The Mayor
Your present City Council has
now completed two years in office.
Two of the most decisive years in
Date of Application: March 31.
1954.
TO WHOM IT MAY-CONCEI~N:
Notice is hereby given that fif-
teen days after the above date. the
undersigned proposes to sell alco-
holic beverages at these premises,
described as follows:
Bird Park, Avalon.
TELEPHONE ~IAN TO
ADDRESS ROTARIANS
The Avalon Rotary Club will
hear Edwin M. Blakeslee. at their
noon luncheon tomorrow. Blakeslee
is president and member of the
board of directors of the General
Telephone Company of California.
the history of our little community. He is also chairman of the District
On Monday, Tuesday and*Wed- The knowledge aeculumated duringPursuant to such intention, the Advisory Vocational Service Com-
nesday, the week day morning Massthese ~months of the needs of our undersigned is applying to the State mittee, and director of the United
will be at 8 a.m. which is later than city and its future development Board of Equalization for issuanceStates Independent Telephorie As-
usual. The Lenten Wednesday eve- trove tremendous value. The pre-of an alcoholic beverage license for sociation.
ning Mass will b~ said as usual at sent City Council is aware of the these premises as follows: Program chairman for the meet-
8 p.m. On Holy Thursday morning, hard work and planning that has On-sale Beer. ing is Bill Laurin.
Mass will be said at 8 a.m. follow- been done to place our city on Anyone desiring to protest the Last week-the club was entertain-
ed by the Procession of the Blessed a sound footing. A community issuance of such license may file ed by Patty Gardenseed, who show-
Sacrament. Tl~e annual Holy Thurs- which because of its forsightedness a verified protest with the State ed color slides of his travels around
day adoration honoring the presence is anxious to secure its future by Board of Equalization at Sacra- the world with the President Lines.
of Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist. standing on its own two feet. mento, California, stating groundsHe gets his name by his habit of
distributing free garden-seeds to
will begin Thursday and continue To be prepa[ed and able to with-for denial as provided by law.
through the day and night until stand condition'~such as we are EDGAR L BECKER and
Good Friday noon. Volunteers will going .through anM~ do somethingINGWER P. NISSEN
spend an hour in prayer and, reed- about them. or--evbn better--being
Ration at the time selected, in a position that we will never be
Special sermons during H o 1 y
Week will be preached by a mission-
ary of the White Fathers of Africa.
All are invited to the morning or
evening services.
AVALON
CASINO
THEATRE
OPENS FRIDAY, APRIL 9
THROUGH APRIL 18
Doors Open 7 P M.
Shows 7:15 and 9:15
Adults 85c incl. tax, Children 25c
FRIDAY APRIL 9
Jeff Chandler, Rhonda FIemlng in
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Plus Pickup ~Pup Cartoon, Sports
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SATUBJ)AY APRIL I0
The Picture About MABABUI rA!
" The Naked Jungle"
IN TECHNICOLOR
Charleton lleston, Eleanor Parker
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APRIL 11-12
THE COMEDY HIT !
faced with these conditions again, one but I am sure that if we can
We realize that there are those that continue, our labors will bear fruits
disagree with us and I am sure that that our whole community will ben-
they will agree that they have had efit from. Don't take your vote too
the opportunity to be heard and in lightly, it is probably one of the
f a c t many of the suggestions most important votes you will cast
brought to us by these very people~ and will have a great effect on the
have been incorporated in our plans.
We have asked the advise of many
of our citizens and in most cases
it was given in a public spirited
and unselfish manner.
As a matter of fact I have found
the majority of the people of Ava-
lon to have a sincere interest in
Avalon's future. But I would also
like to point out that while the
Council has been struggling to do a
good job there were those who were
always trying to instill a bit of
doubt as to the integrity of the
Council. One citizen went to the
expense of asking for a Grand Jurv
inquiry. I don't believe that the
person thought that there was any
misconduct of office but it might
possibly arouse suspicion among
our citizens. The same tactics have
been used in'fostering a "city hate
company" program.
future of Avalon and Catalina. Mr.
Wrigley believes in its future. Your
present Council believes in its fu-
ture. We hope that you do too.
If at any ~time I served the Com-
pany it was with the sincere thought
that in doing so I was serving the
best interest of the community and
the majority, of its tax payers.
That is what your Council has
been trying to do, something con-
structiw by cooperating with the
towns largest busines~ I feel that
this~makes sense and I am sure
that the majority of our residents
agree that we would find it diffi-
cult to get along without our larg-
est taxpayer. But unfortunately,
this cooperat/on has left us wide
open to attacks which it seem have
become very popular, of the little
guy fighting the big guy, whether
the p~tnciple involved makes sense
or not.
"It
Judy Holliday-- Peter Law'ford
TUF~DAY APRIL 13
IN TECHNICOLOR
Eliz~eth Taylor, Vittorio Gamman
Plus Short Subjects
WEDNESDAY APRIL 14
Centuries of ~Passion Pent Up in
His Savage Heart !
"Creature From The
Black Lagoon"
Richard Carlson, Julia Adams
~.-FRI. APRIL 15-16
William Holden, Barbara Stanwyk
Suite"
Unfortunately your present Coun-
cil does not have the privilege or
opportunity to answer most of the
accusations or hearsay, as they are
made with a plan that we should
not have that opportunity. Rather,
just enough information is gathered
together to make up a story to
heckle those who are sincerely try-
ing to do a good job and, because
they are honest and sincere and
are not thinking in devious ways
for their own particular benefit, are
at a great disadvantage at the var-
ious Council meeting~.
Let me say that these people who
do this heckling are in a small mi-
nority. Unfortunately, they are the
only ones who dare to be heard. I
think that they can be described as
"smart alecs" who are acting to the
ultimate detriment of the big bulk
of sober minded people.
These and mar}y other reasons
are why it is so important that the
present Council be kept intact.
varions underprivileged peoples of
the earth.
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