anaheim-gazette 1950-12-04

8 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, DECEMBER ANAHEIM, CALIF REWARDING REPAST—Participants in yesterday's presentation of Handel's Messiah were fe a post-program reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Demaree. Gania Demaree, ma of the Anaheim-Orange presentation of the choral masterwork, serves conductor Richard Elli and soloists Marilyn Nuffer and Margo Goddard. Bad Weather Hampers North Valencia Harvest Sales of California oranges were still light due to lack of supplies in the eastern markets. The few available cars of California-Arizona navels sold at very good prices and met ready acceptance by the trade. Quality of the fruit Five More Pick For Shrine Ga SAN FRANCISCO (LP) more members of the Ea REWARDING REPAST—Participants in yesterday's presentation of Handel's Messiah were feared a post-program reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Demaree, Gania Demaree, man of the Anaheim-Orange presentation of the choral masterwork, serves conductor Richard Ellis and soloists Marilyn Nuffer and Margo Goddard. Bad Weather Hampers North Valencia Harvest Unfavorable weather in the Central-Northern naval producing area of California again hampered the harvest of oranges in that vicinity and shipments were consequently at an extremely light level the week ending Dec. 2. Shippers were unable to move out the allotted prorate of 850 cars set for the week and the unshipped prorate will be carried over into the week ending Dec. 9 and added to the 1100 car naval movement set by the Orange Administrative Committee for Central-Northern California. Arizona naval shippers expected to fully move the 175 cars allotted by the committee for that area during the week ending Dec. 2. A movement of 200 cars was established for the Desert shippers next week. Sales of California oranges were still light due to lack of supplies in the eastern markets. The few available cars of California-Arizona navels sold at very good prices and met ready acceptance by the trade. Quality of the fruit was reported extremely good in all markets. It is expected the heavier arrivals due next week will be in strong demand at a continued satisfactory price level. Demand for California lemons was quite active during the week ending Dec. 2 with sales slightly ahead of the previous week at about a 65 cents a box lower level. Some increase in respiratory ailments was reported in those markets hit by the first blizzard of the early part of the week but health was generally normal for this time of year. Prorate for the week ending Dec. 9 was set at 225 cars by the Lemon Administrative committee, a reduction of 50 cars from the current week. The Black Hills of South Dakota are covered with dark pine woods. Five More Pick For Shrine Game SAN FRANCISCO (AP) more members of the EAST-WEST ball game here Jan. 1 have named by directors of annual Shrine Crippled C benefit game. Latest to accept invitation play are John Clayton mouth quarterback and V gazzo, William and Mary. Their inclusion in the squad was contained in a last night from William Man, managing director game, who is in New York. Earlier yesterday Coffr tackle John Beletic and John Karestes, co-captain Purdue eleven, and Lynn all Big Ten guard from had accepted invitations on the East team. Visit Our Parks. Holiday Greetings from KNOTT'S BERRY FARM AND GHOST TOWN Come and Share the Christmas Spirit with us View the New NATIVITY GROUP First Showing this year. See picture in this issue GHOST TOWN Come and Share the Christmas Spirit with us View the New NATIVITY GROUP First Showing this year. See picture in this issue SANTA CLAUS Appears nightly, special treat for the children Do your holiday shopping in our 13 shops: WOODCRAFT SHOP—Rare Gifts in wood STRAW SHOP—imported gifts in straw NURSERY & FLOWER SHOP—ferns, planters, etc. GIFT SHOP—modern ceramics of all kinds ANTIQUE SHOP—rare porcelains, all kinds of interiors RED'S LEATHER SHOP—all types of leather gifts GLASS BLOWER SHOP—gifts in blown glass, made here ART-GLOW STUDIO—luminous gifts, statues FARM MARKET—our own jam, jellies, specialties BERRY MARKET—Our own jam, jellies, specialties PET SHOP—small pets, birds, etc. BOOK AND ROCK SHOP—rare old books, gems, rocks MARION AND TONI'S DRESS SHOP—Casual wear, Children's clothes, toys Shopping Hours, 12 Noon to 9 P.M. Stay to Dinner CHICKEN DINNER, 12 to 8 STEAK HOUSE, 12 to 8:30 Every day but Mon. & Tues. Every day but Friday MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1950 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER 1950 DECEMBER 1950 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 NEWSWEEK — Bids for 23,000 feet of 39-inch vitrified clay pipe for the Magnolia Trunk Sewer line were split between two Los Angeles firms . . . County Civilian Defense organization got started with the selection of Keith Murdoch, John Sailors of Newport, John Garth of Santa Ana, and William Jerome of the League of Cities to key positions . . . Company K of the 224th Regiment of the 40th California. Division—will be given a Christmas curlough from Dec. 23 to midnight Jan. 1, Maj. Gen. Daniel Hudelson announced . . . Eddie Weathers, 19, and Robert Griggs, 17, who assertedly "borrowed" and crashed Bill Rainbolt's plane at the Fullerton airport will be arraigned in the Fullerton justice court tomorrow . . . Buena Parkers go to the polls tomorrow to decide upon a Ballman’s Adds Warehouse Unit Construction underway now, Ballman’s Appliance, 122 W. Broadway will have completed, by the end of the month, a warehouse addition to the existing structure. Need for additional space in the service department occasions the project, according to proprietor William Ballman. The warehouse addition will make room for expansion in the now-crowded unit which offers complete repair service for all types of appliances. Cost of the addition is reckoned at $6000, Ballman said. The new unit adds 62 x 20 feet of floor space to Ballman's lot, dimensions of which are 176 x 70. The unit is being constructed of concrete block and steel. Also under construction is a six foot pumice block wall around the Ballman property. CARUENTERS PLAN DINNER Anaheim Carpenters and Joiners of America, Local 2203, are planning a potluck dinner and gift exchange for members and their families for December 20. Christmas party will feature entertainment, also. It will be held at 225 W. Center st., IOOF hall. Dinner will start at 6:30 p.m. Trade in Anaheim OPEN HOUSE — week in conjunction of the three-bedroom in Fullerton. The for the “no-down” Builder Open Homes for This Week The opening of finished model Lifetime 617 So. Palm street claims December 2 "Veterans' Week" tracts at Water s West and Palm st of the company r "We want every ested in living in see this home this Lifetime Homes Pr C. Cox, announced. Five More Picked For Shrine Game SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Five more members of the East team for the annual East-West football game here Jan. 1 have been named by directors of the Annual Shrine Crippled Children's Benefit game. Latest to accept invitations to play are John Clayton, Dartmouth quarterback and Vito Razzo, William and Mary end. Their inclusion in the East squad was contained in a message last night from William M. Coffman, managing director of the game, who is in New York. Earlier yesterday Coffman said backle John Beletic and fullback John Kerestes, co-captains of the current eleven, and Lynn Lynch, all Big Ten guard from Illinois, had accepted invitations to play in the East team. Visit Our Parks. Cities to key positions... Company K of the 224th Regiment of the 40th California. Division—will be given a Christmas turlough from Dec. 23 to midnight Jan. 1, Maj. Gen. Daniel Hudelson announced... Eddie Weathers, 19, and Robert Griggs, 17, who assertedly "borrowed" and crashed Bill Rainbolt's plane at the Fullerton airport will be arraigned in the Fullerton justice court tomorrow... Buena Parkers go to the polls tomorrow to decide upon a $43,000 school bond issue and a proposed $481,000 state loan... Dense fog that blanketed the county was blamed for numerous auto accidents... Donald Rosedale, 21-year-old Yorba Linda youth, was one of eight farm boys competing with 40,000 4-H youths, who were named tractor-maintenance champs and awarded $300 scholarships in Chicago... Anaheim high school alumni held their fifth annual reunion with a dinner dance... Brea granted elementary school teachers increases of $200 to $250 annually... Anaheim policeman Russ Hamlyn returns to active service at Hamilton Field as a captain in the Air Force... Anaheimers will get but one tax bill in the future. City taxes will be collected by the county... WOUNDED—Gillis B. Naylor, a sergeant in the U.S. Army, was reported wounded in action in Korea, the Defense Department announced. SPORTSWEEK — Sam Keith's Colonists opened the basketball season with two victories, beating Valencia, 43-27, and Tustin, 39-29. Sheldon Welch and Ronnie Faulkner packed the scoring punch... The three county Jaysee teams lost: Fullerton dropped a 75-52 decision to Pasadena; Santa Ana lost, 55-46 to Glendale, and Coast suffered a 61-50 set-back in a game with the El Toro Marines... Santa Ana Hi beat Valencia, 75-33; Monrovia clipped Fullerton, 23-22, in an overtime game... Huntington Beach lost to Torrance, 44-30... Clifford Horton Anaheim contribution to the championship Santa Ana Dons and Larry Weaver one of Fullerton's sensational backs won honorable mention on the 1950 All-Conference football team... Palm Springs eliminated Blanchard Beatty's Garden Grove Argo- Anaheim Carpenters and Joiners of America, Local 2203, are planning a potluck dinner and gift exchange for members and their families for December 20. Chistmas party will feature entertainment, also. It will be held at 225 W. Center st., IOOF hall. Dinner will start at 6:30 p.m. Trade in Anaheim Everyone tells me the same thing! TRIBUTE—Anaheimers from all walks of life began discussion on a suitable memorial to the memory of Rudolph Boysen, the late park superintendent who had done so much to creat two of the city's beautiful parks. TRANSITION — There were three newcomers in Anaheim homes last week. Deane Anderson became the father of a baby daughter ... John and Minnie Sandstrom welcomed a son. Father is a drive-in chef ... And a daughter was born to the Ernest Days ... Though marriage license people reported a marked increase in business, Anaheimers haven't been making many trips to Santa Ana ... Mary Ramsey will be the bride of Russell Frost of Santa Ana, though ... And Alexander Henry Aguirre will wed Mary Goethel of Santa Ana. His sister, Lupe, recently became Mrs. Terry ... Death did not take a holiday. Mrs. Jennie Lopez, 53, an Anaheimer for 25 years died last week ... Richard Clark, 33, recently discharged from the Veterans hospital died in Monrovia. REMEMBER—A wise man profits by the folly of others. OPEN HOUSE—This newly furnished model home at 617 South Palm will feature open house this week in conjunction with the Lifetime Home Company's "Veterans' week." The home is typical of the three-bedroom houses being reserved for "veterans only" at the company's tracts here and in Fullerton. The remaining homes at the two locations are the company's last to be sold to ex-GI's for the "no-down-payment" contract, the builders explained. Builder Opens Homes for Vets This Week The opening of a newly furnished model Lifetime Home at 617 So. Palm street here proclaims December 2 until 10 as "Veterans' Week" at the home tracts at Water street between West and Palm streets, officials of the company revealed today. "We want every veteran interested in living in Anaheim to see this home this week," the Lifetime Homes President, Henry C. Cox, announced. The week, according to Cox, has been set aside to give veterans their final chance in 1950 to buy one of the three bedroom Lifetime Homes for no down payment. "Already, the company has sold nearly 1000 homes in the county and almost all of them to veterans. Veteran purchasers have made thousands of dollars in profits due to increase in realty values and our present rising economy visualizes even greater profits ahead," Cox forecasted. The homes are the last being offered to ex-GI's on the no-money-down contract, the builders said. "Many veterans are confused by new controls, the tract official said, 'and we want to make it clear that they may still live in their own home in Anaheim for 'nothing down' by showing this new model home to veterans all this week." City Judge Celia W. Young, of Huntington Beach, today had filed suit in Superior Court for a divorce from Carl Franklin Young, whom she charged with cruelty and failure to provide. 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