anaheim-gazette 1950-12-18

8 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, DECEMBER 18 ANAHEIM, CALIF. HAPPY BIRTHDAY—The display board girl with the haunting eyes made 10-year-old Bruceney determine to have one for his very own. Efforts to that end were successful and Saturday Garey presented Bruce with a birthday pinup, compliments of the Crosley Corp. (Gazette photo by Greg HAPPY BIRTHDAY—The display board girl with the haunting eyes made 10-year-old Bruce ney determine to have one for his very own. Efforts to that end were successful and Saturday Garey presented Bruce with a birthday pinup, compliments of the Crosley Corp. White Temple Sets Carol Dinner Tomorrow Evening Drawing close is the Yuletide event of the year at the White Temple Methodist church. Tuesday night, Dec. 19, the Temple choir will present the second annual carol dinner. Reservations for 200 are nearly gone. A call at the church office will reserve tickets, which are $1.25. Those who attended last year will remember with delight the elaborate decorations, which in no ways will outdo this year's decorations. The program for the evening will be as follows: Men's chorus will open the program with an early hymn tune titled, "Good Christian Men Rejoice." The entire temple choir will then present Christmas music from around the world. Some of it traditional and familiar carols which have been especially arranged for mixed voices. Other parts of the program will feature new and modern Christmas music. Numbers included will be: "Jesu Bambino"—Robert Ranger, baritone solo; "Christ of the Snow," a shepherders carol; "Fanfare for Christmas Day;" "Carol of the Bells;" "Little Lordeen;" "Gloria in Excelsis Deo;" "While Shepherds Watch their Sheep"—echo quartete will be Gwen Harlow, Birthday Wish Comes True as 10 Year Old Adds Crosley Girl to Pinup Board The unique Crosley Corp, pinup girl, one of the kind that straight at you no matter where you are standing, was originally signed to sell refrigerators and other appliances for Crosley. In Anaheim the eery display board sold, completely, a young boy, and capped, for him, a successful 10th birthday. The boy is Bruce Carney, son of Col. and Mrs. E. B. Carney, formerly residents of Anaheim but recently moved to El Toro. Bruce took note of the unique poster display in the window of Al Garey's furniture store on W. Center st. He passed the place frequently and the picture up. Ruth Preston, Lyman Harpster and Carl Hatfield. For the enjoyment of all attending, singing of familiar carols around the candle-lighted tables will be led by Temple Choir Minister of Music, Miss Gania Demaree. Soloists for the evening will be William Fackiner, Doris Ryan, who will sing "Cantique de Noel," Ruth Preston singing "I Wonder as I Wander," Elnora Sanford singing a negro Christmas Spiritual "Go Tell it On the Mountain," and Tommy Thomason singing "The Sleigh." Accompanist for the evening of song and fellowship will be Mrs. Joe A. Burk. Mrs. Carney was advised ever, to query the Crossley tributing office in Los Angeles manage mediately forwarded a new to Anaheim and Saturday Garey made the birthday presentation to Bruce. There was no immediate answer. Bruce was too en in the searching eyes much. Asked what he planned with the poster, he m "Don't know," and kept on singing the thing around to there weren't some angle at he could catch the mod awares. Mrs. Carney gave some tion of the poster's future. It secms. is a veteran pin lector. Has been at the p task since age 8. Until t vent of the Crosely post tastes ran to one-dime representations of many-sional beauties as rendered Her most important rings...for her most important Christmas! To be worn with everlasting pride...diamond engagement rings and matched bridal sets from our varied stock. Each brilliant gem has been individually chosen for perfection of clarity, color and cut...and priced for special Christmas value. Don't Forget Our Convenient Christmas Lay-a-way Plan KENDRICK'S JEWELERS 155 W. Center, Anaheim Open Daily to 5:30 p.m. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1950 ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER 1950 DECEMBER 1950 S M T W T F S 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 ... NATIONAL — With President Harry S. Truman proclaiming a national emergency, Anaheimers girdded themselves for what the future had in store. A 3,500,000 military force, "a rapid speed up of defense production," price and wage controls, and increased tax levies will be felt by Anaheimers in the months that lie ahead. NEWDIGEST — C. J. Marks, farm bureau secretary, will petition the Public Utilities commission for extended telephone service in Orange county . . $12.25 million will be expended on the development of the two Orange county Naval air establishments . . County water district directors approve pact to salvage Prado Dam basin water losses. The county expects to get between 8000 to 12,000 acre feet of water Salt Water Pollution Hits Thirteenth California Fresh Water Deposits Salt water from the ocean has polluted approximately 90,000 acres of fresh water-bearing deposits in 13 major and minor ground-water basins of the California coast and inland bay areas, and threatens seven other ground-water basins. These facts were highpoints of a report made recently in San Francisco by the State Division of Water Resources at the monthly meeting of the State Water Pollution Control Board. Title of the comprehensive report is: "Sea- Anaheim's popular tonsorial artist . . Salvadore Mesa is the proud father of a daughter . . Thomas and Rena Wyatt have a son . . Lawrence Miller is the father of a son . . William Sim became a father. A boy, a-course. . John Fitzgerald got a Christmas present—a daughter . . Marriage license people did business as usual. Gordon Wallace got a license to wed Anna Collins . . Norm Miller and Betty Jane DeRoo got a license, too . . So did George Roulette and Sarah Ball . . Alfred Braden and Edna Olson, likewise . . William Sawtell will walk down the aisle with Alda den Hartzog . . Death took Anaheimers Mary Louise Whipperman, 85, a resident of 30 years . . Mary Jane Hayes, 82, died at the home of her brother-in-law, W. H. Aupperle, after a long illness . . Tom Hollingsworth who water Intrusion In Water Basins Borderline fornia Coast and Inland Report was requested by State Water Pollution Board as it seeks to curb the continuing ment of salt water supply. The report said on "Under present law native agency of the powered to take steps to correct or water intrusion." The 13 ground-water ready invaded by saline (a) the coastal seagrass shallow, alluvium-filled Diego, San Luis Rey Margarita river valley Diego county; (b) margins of Central Oceans and West Basin, in plain of Los Angeles counties; (c) the coast of Mallbu and Tranque Los Angeles county; portion of the seawater Oxnard Plain in Ventura (e) the seaward marinas and Pajaro valleys in Monterey Cruz counties; (f) margins of Santa Clara from Oakland to San Francisco (g) the Sacramento-river delta from Antiochburg. Continued pumping True as 10 Year to Pinup Board girl, one of the kind that looks are standing, was originally deappliances for Crosley. Currently grew on him. So much, in fact, that he wanted it for his very own. Where ever he went, eyes had him. He voiced his desires and final this mother asked at Garey's if she might have the poster. The answer was an apologetic "no." Based on the fact that Crosley issued the posters for store use only and the additional fact that the posters, by virtue of the unique pup, were in great demand everywhere. Mrs. Carney was advised how-ler to query the Crosley distributing office in Los Angeles. He did, indicating that young Bruce was banking his entire 10th birthday success on acquisition of the poster. With such a proposition, Crosley is willing to go along. J. N. Cean, Los Angeles manager immediately forwarded a new poster Anaheim and Saturday Al Rey made the birthday pre-paration to Bruce. There was no immediate answer. Bruce was too engrossed in the searching eyes to say much. Asked what he planned to do with the poster, he mumbled "don't know," and kept on switching the thing around to see if there weren't some angle at which could catch the model unraises. Mrs. Carney gave some indication of the poster's future. Bruce, seems, is a veteran pinup collector. Has been at the pleasant since age 8. Until the advent of the Crosely poster, his notes ran to one-dimensional presentations of many-dimensional beauties as rendered by the NEWDIGEST — C. J. Marks, farm bureau secretary, will petition the Public Utilities commission for extended telephone service in Orange county . . . $12.25 million will be expended on the development of the two Orange county Naval air establishments . . . County water district directors approve pact to salvage Prado Dam basin water losses. The county expects to get between 8000 to 12,000 acre feet of water which is now wasted through evaporation . . . A fiery cross was thrown through a window of an El Toro barracks which housed negro and white enlisted men . . . Sixty-two Orange county men will be drafted Wednesday, Stella Crawley, draft co-ordinator, announced. Sixty-three will be given pre-induction physicals . SUDDEN DEATH—Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, 65, was the county's 84th traffic fatality of the year; Charles Milford Parvin, 84, was the 85th victim. Drive sanely! NEWSWEEK—Dept. Dist, Atty John Gilbert, Jr., has resigned to go into private practice . . . Eddie Lee Weathers, 19, is to go on trial Feb. 5, for his part in "borrowing" Bill Rainbolt's plane and crashing it, Nov. 20 . . . John Verdin, 18, was given two years probation with three months in jail for contributing to the delinquency of a minor . . . Arlene Anderson placed second in the Philco national beauty contest . . Joseph Brito, 18, went on trial in Santa Ana for the alleged murder of Ramon Mendoza, 65 . . Richard Gay, L. L. Jones, E. R. McCoy, Wilson Phelps, Robert Rossberg, Walt Taylor and Tom Yellis were chosen directors of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce . OIL NEWS — Pat Doheny is having samples of the crude oil from the 4600-foot test well on the D. M. Holsinger property analyzed preparatory to placing it on production. SPORTSWEEK — Anaheim's Jewel Owens played a lot of football as a heavier Compton eleven wore down Fullerton, 26-14, in the CIF title tilt at Ellay's Coliseum . . . Harold (Skeets). Gregg, the ballplaying golfer, won the Willowick President's Cup by hosting Chuck Herrgrove of Plain County. Our selection is so varied ... so interesting home you can think of that could not be gift of occasional furniture or rugs. Modern styles. Mrs. Carney gave some indication of the poster's future. Bruce, seems, is a veteran pinup collector. Has been at the pleasant park since age 8. Until the advent of the Crosely poster, his notes ran to one-dimensional presentations of many-dimensional beauties as rendered by the poses of Petty and Varga. Aized present of the past is an acquire calendar. He's covered his all with pinups according to Mrs. Carney. So it seems plausible that the Bosley girl will join a host of hers in Bruce's collection, ultimately taking her place on the wall where she can command the hole room with her roving eyes. And 10 year old Bruce may be satisfied with his new prize, but too will be a younger brother. His lad several years Bruce's senior, also has an eye for femine beauty. Only he is more matter-of-fact about the whole thing. "He likes 'nudes," says Mrs. Carney. If you drive! Don't drink. SPORTSWEEK — Anaheim's Jewel Owens played a lot of football as a heavier Compton eleven wore down Fullerton, 26-14, in the CIF title tilt at Ellay's Coliseum . . Harold (Skeets). Gregg, the ballplaying golfer, won the Willowick President's Cup by beating, Chuck Hargrove of Placentia . . Sam Keith's Colonists won the 22nd annual Huntington Beach basketball tournament by beating Tustin, 56-40. Ira Weber and Ronnie Faulkner set the pace . . Santa Ana and Fullerton jaysee quintets lost out in the Chaffey tournament. Chaffey dumped Fullerton, 63-61 in the semi-finals and took San Berdoo, 72-70 in the finals . . Fullerton's Dick Hammer was named on the all-tournament team . MILESTONES—Lee Kavanagh is a papa again. That is, Danny has a wee brother . . So is Manuel Cappadonna . . Benny Morales, too, was passing out the smokes. A son . . Monnie and Leta Smith became the parents of a boy. Papa is with Kwikset . . Paul and Rita Koenings, are the proud parents of a son. Paul is CHRISTMAS GIFTS for the Gardener Tools for easier work ... especially that new DOUBLE DUTY ELECTRIC HEDGE TRIMMER and LAWN EDGER the "MAGIC WAND" ... two tools in one for only $17.95. 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