anaheim-gazette 1949-10-13

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK "Bosses Night" Features Talk, Pictures on Metropolitan Water Colored films with sound and a talk by Col. Donald M. Keith, attorney of Los Angeles and on the legal staff of the Metropolitan Water District, highlighted the dinner meeting and program of the Business and Professional Women's club Wednesday evening when they entertained their bosses at the annual affair in their honor. Preceding the film and talk, the public affair committee, who had charge of the program, introduced two small students from the Olive school, one of whom sang a song commemorating the anniversary of Columbus Day. Next on the program was the Fullerton Hornet Otcet, group from Junior college, singing three numbers, "Bells of St. Mary," "Went to the Animal Fair" and "Now Is the Hour." The rendition by these eight young men shows extreme talent as a singing group. Introduction of guests and roll call of members found 71 present. Most of the business of the meeting was dispensed with in order that the evening might be given to the principal speaker. He was assisted by Mr. Bolerio, who operated the projection machine. In the exquisite colors as mother nature painted them, the film showed the wonders of Grand Canyon and the Colorado River. Main point of interest in the first section of the showing was the problem of man conquering the 233 rapids in a boat, mapping the course of the river and the intensity of the flow of water. Col. Keith, in his talk, stated that California is not asking for more water, in reference to the present fight in Congress with the state of Arizona who is claiming "California is stealing our water." "Nothing," stated Col. Keith, "is further from the truth. California is just trying to retain that which is rightfully hers as contracted with the government a good many years ago." The original water district, of which Anaheim is a member along with twelve other cities in southern California, contracted with the government to purchase a large percentage of the electric power generated at Hoover Dam, thus placing no tax burden on the cities using the water. Arizona is trying to grab the water which she so badly needs at this time and has seen the water project proven to be a success. She has always fought construction of the project, propagandizing that the project was fantastic. Its efficiency, through the years, has proven this fantastic folly beyond its worth in the supply of water it furnished to those cities and communities who were farsighted enough to underwrite the project, along with several large utility firms. The project was financed by the government at a cost of $140 million dollars and is being repaid through the sale of electric power. The loss of this water would be inestimable to southern California. Metropolitan water is used for irrigation in Imperial Valley, Coachella Valley and in domestic use by 3,516,000 people. Total food producing acres of land receiving water through irrigation canals accounts for 500,000 acres of land brought into productive use. A suit now in the Congress of THIS IS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK! Don't Take Chances Use A Tru-Spot Flashlight All metal 2 Cell ... 69¢ Ready for instant use! BIGLER PHARMACY "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" 201 West Center St. ANAHEIM, CALIF. Walgreen Agency Drug Store DOAN'S PILLS 75c Size (Limit 1) ... 49¢ ASPIRIN WALGREEN—5-gr.—Bottle 100... 43¢ TR. IODINE ½-ounce Bottle (Limit 1) ... 9¢ HINKLE PILLS Worthmore—Bottle 100 (Limit 1) ... 17¢ Plus 20% Federal Excise Tax on Toiletries, Luggage and Billfolds ALL-METAL LUNCH KIT Pt. vacuum bottle, too Regularly $2.69. 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She has construction of the augmenting that the fantastic. Its efficiency years, has provi- tive folly beyond its supply of water it whose cities and com- wo were farsighted overwrite the project, several large utility project was financed by at a cost of $140 and is being re- the sale of electric loss of this water timable to southern metropolitan water isation in Imperial Val- Valley and in do- 3,516,000 people. To- cucing acres of land per through irrigation for 500,000 acres right into productive in the Congress of the United States was wholly unsatisfactory to California, which, if passed would have jeopardized the water rights of this state. At the opening of the 82nd Congress, interested states will likely see a fight for settlement of the controversy which has been going on for 27 years, starting back in 1922. Many controversial questions must be settled. The growth of southern California is dependent upon supplemental water which we have and which we must protect. At the conclusion of the talk by Col. Keith, a question period was held, Col. Keith answering the problems of the questioners. In answer to one question, he stated that the potential capacity of Colorado river water through Hoover dam was 1,250,000 acre feet and the Metropolitan Water District was using 150,000 acre feet per year and the amount of usage is growing. The meeting ended with the reading of the club collect. William T. Bunt Dies at Fullerton William T. Bunt, a resident of Fullerton for the past five years, passed away Tuesday evening at the family home at 424 West Wilshire avenue after a prolonged illness. Born in North Dakota 77 years ago, he had been a resident of Idaho for more than half a century until coming to Fullerton. The deceased was a member of the Fullerton Assembly of God church. Surviving are his wife, Nancy Jane Bunt; nine daughters, Mrs. Sadie Millspaugh, Mrs. Elizabeth Mapes, Mrs. Effie Holmes and Mrs. Fay Rose, all of Sacramento; Mrs. May Sommers and Mrs. Sarah Worley of Idaho; Mrs. Lulu Hill of Washington, Mrs. Addie Mussel of Tujunga and Miss Mary Jane Bunt of Fullerton; three sons, James H., Joseph T. Bunt and William A. Hall, all of Idaho; 26 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in Caldwell, Idaho, with interment in the family plot in Canyon Hill cemetery. Hilgenfeld mortuary is in charge of arrangements. GET LICENSE TO WED Albert C. Daniel of 600 Cypress street, and Josephine Aguilar of 514 East Cypress, both of Anaheim, were issued a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana last Monday. Mineral Society Meets Monday The monthly meeting of the Orange Coast Mineral and Lapidary Society will be held in the auditorium of the grammar school at Corona del Mar, Monday evening, October 17th, at 7:00. 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His talk special interest to facabachon makers as are interested in silver of the following omittee members will Don Woods, Costa ent; Warren Matthews Beach, vice-president chairman; Ida Touport Beach, secretary; Corona del Mar, Margaret Helwig, La- guna Beach, hospitality chairman; Verna Ford, Costa Mesa, publicity chairman; Andy Mahr, Fullerton, field trip chairman; Jack Florer, Corona del Mar, historian and Ralph Best of Costa Mesa, sales chairman. Plans for the coming field trip will be announced at the meeting. All persons who are interested are invited to attend. It's Easy . . . So Easy To Shop when you trade in Anaheim. BINGHAM DAUGHTER BORN A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Bingham of 1052 North Olive street, this city, on Saturday, October 8 at Fullerton General hospital. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Caruso of 310 East Wilhelmina street, this city, are the parents of a daughter born on Saturday, October 8, at Fullerton General hospital. 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