anaheim-gazette 1950-03-30

Fullerton JC Favored to Take National Swim Meet Junior colleges from different parts of the United States will start assembling in Fullerton next week for the National College swim meet. The meet will be March 30-April 1. The events are scheduled to start each night at 8 p.m. Fullerton will be the favorites and defending champions in the fourteen events that will be spread out over the three days. One of the outstanding events will be the 100-yard breaststroke, when Glendale’s champ Ashley Jones swims against Fullerton’s aquatic star Jimmy Jones. Both swimmers have been turning in excellent times all season and it is expected to be anybody’s race. Roy Brown of Fullerton will be another main attraction, as he will be trying to break several national records. He now holds three national records in the 220 yd., 60 yd. and 100 yd. free style. He has also been on two national record-holding relay teams. There will be an array of talent in addition to the regular swimming heats. Some of the great stars will be Vicki Draves, Olympic diver, and her husband, Lyle Draves; Juno Stover, Pat Keller McCormick, and Paula Jean Myers from the Los Angeles Athletic club will put on a diving exhibition; Jerry Tenny, Jack Roth, Jerry Harrison, Jack Killian and John McCormick will also do a diving routine. Dick Hull, Dale Kroshower, and Ronnie Dalson will fill in with their comedy routine as the Dilly Dallies. Vicki Draves will present the awards on Friday and Saturday nights. There will be an advance ticket sale starting Monday, March 27. You can pick up your tickets in the Dean's office or at Nielsen's Clothing Shop on Spacra. Lt. Barnes Now Stationed with Weather Unit Lt. (jg) William F. Barnes, of 217 East Broadway, Anaheim, is now serving with the Fleet All Weather Training Unit, Pacific, a carrier type squadron, currently based at the Naval Air Station, Barber's Point, T. 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He had been a resident of Anaheim since 1918. Surviving are his wife, Triney Lemus; a son, Luis of Anaheim; three daughters, Mrs. Adella Martinez, Mrs. Margaret Torres and Mrs. Ernestino Guerrera, all of Anaheim; seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Rosary was held at the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary Wednesday evening at 7:30 with Mass at 9 o'clock this morning, Thursday, at St. Boniface Catholic church. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. PALM SUNDAY SERVICE “The Shadow of the Cross” will be the topic of Rev. Howard S. Congdon of the First Presbyterian church on Palm Sunday. The sermon will be based on Psalms 22:1 and 13, “My God, my God, why hast thouo forsaken me?” SON TO KIMBERLINS Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kimberlin of 8161 Monterey street, Anaheim, announce the birth of a son on Saturday, March 25, in Fullerton General hospital. Student Council Convention in Santa Barbara Anaheim sent five representatives to the annual convention of the California Association of Student Councils at Santa Barbara this morning (Thursday). Mason Henry, faculty advisor, accompanied the students to the three-day parley. Those boarding the train were Jackie Whiteman who is state treasurer of the Association and president of the AUHS girl's league; Dub Helsing, president of this area for the Association, and president of the student body; Barbara Trapp; Jim Ball, president of the junior class; and Ira From: THE ANAHEIM CHAMBE To: The Citizens of Anaheim Subject: You and Your Chamber A Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, voted to Community Progress. Its membership is To: The Citizens of Anaheim Subject: You and Your Chamber A Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, voted to Community Progress. Its membership is ing men and women who cooperate to develop community improvement. The workings of a chamber of commerce because they have no direct contact with it. It is and living conditions of everyone in the commu degree by the Chamber projects. That is why we are taking this means to go know what the chamber means to you. We want thinking and your cooperation in planning our fu RIGHT NOW more than 800 Anaheim parably new business organizations who located the cooperation of your Chamber of Commer group exceeds two million dollars. This money through this community provides customers for more of our people. The city has a greater tax are better supported. RIGHT NOW when you drive downtown you convenience of the city's free off-the-street pa you patronize both benefit from the planning ar ber with the City Planning Commission and the RIGHT NOW Chamber of Commerce p "Youth and Recreation Programs," "Water and ity Beautification," "Housing and Zoning Studie and Education Projects," "Business and Industri tivities touch nearly every phase of your commu Southern California is under the pressure is in the path of this growth and will expand in po "Youth and Recreation Programs," "Water and ity Beautification," "Housing and Zoning Studie and Education Projects," "Business and Industrial tivities touch nearly every phase of your commu Southern California is under the pressure is in the path of this growth and will expand in po is done to help or hinder. The question is, "How provide an intelligent plan that protects our pre adequately for our new population? Will we "grow like Topsy," carelessly makin go along? The time for discussion is now — be hand. Failure to act now could bring about a seri opportunities. Your C. of C. has long been cognizant o lating our plans we have had the benefit of good of the city's most progressive minds. In further articles we will acquaint you w for these projects will put you in step with prog Let's focus our efforts for the future of Anaheim Yours for Anaheim Unlimited Anaheim Ch COMMIT Weber, president of the sophomore class. DOUBLE BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ter Beest of Midway City and their son, Danny, visited Mr. Ter Beest's parents, the Ben Ter Beest's of Ball Road, on Sunday to celebrate Danny's birthday and also his fathers. As both of their birthdays fall in March, Mrs. Ter Beest plans an annual "double birthday dinner" for them. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan of 415 Bedford street, La Habra, announce the birth of a son on Sunday, March 26, in Fullerton General hospital. GONZALES DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gonzales of 608 North Olive street, Anaheim, announce the birth of a daughter weighing four pounds and six ounces on Tuesday, March 28, in the Anaheim Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schroeder of 410 West Greenwood street, La Habra, announce the birth of a son on Sunday, March 26, in Fullerton General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Langer of 721 North Paulina street, Anaheim, announce the birth of a son on Monday, March 27, in Fullerton General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Villelli of 1461 South Citrus drive, La Habra, are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday, March 29, in Fullerton General hospital. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Anaheim Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, non-political organization demembership is comprised of forward think- Anaheim Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, non-political organization demembership is comprised of forward thinkate to develop programs and projects for of commerce are obscure to most people act with it. It is a fact, however, that the lives in the community are affected to a great this means to get acquainted. We want you to you. We want to have the benefit of your planning our future work. 100 Anaheim people are employed in comms who located, or relocated here through or of Commerce. The annual pay of this s. This money circulated and recirculated customers for business and further jobs for a greater tax revenue and the professions we downtown you can enjoy the protected of-the-street parking. You and the merchants the planning and cooperation of your chamission and the City Council. Commerce projects cover such fields as "Water and Sewer Programs," "CommunZoning Studies," "Special Events," "Health s and Industrial Development." Chamber acof your community life. for the pressure of migrant growth. Anaheim will expand in population despite anything that "Water and Sewer Programs," "CommunZoning Studies," "Special Events," "Health and Industrial Development." Chamber accid of your community life. For the pressure of migrant growth. Anaheim will expand in population despite anything that action is, "How will Anaheim grow?" Will we protects our present community and provides on? Aarelessly making stop gap adjustments as we is now — before our growth gets out of ing about a serious curtailment of our future en cognizant of this new challenge. In formubenefit of good leadership and the thinking nds. Acquaint you with these plans. Your support step with progressive, thoughtful leadership. ure of Anaheim Unlimited. Anaheim Unlimited, Anaheim Chamber of Commerce COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC RELATIONS