anaheim-gazette 1951-05-11

5 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1961 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OUSTED PANAMA PRESIDENT—Panama's dictatorial coup was beaten May 10, as ousted President Arnulfo Arias was taken to jail, after battle with besieging national police. Arias and his wife are shown leaving the Presidential palace under flag of truce after the siege. (Associated Press Wirephoto) Alva McClary Funeral services for Alva "Mac" Sam McClary, whose death occurred early yesterday morning at his home in Santa Ana will be held. Salt Water Area County Supply Salt water from the Pacific ocean is advancing into the upper ground water supply of Oran county "at rates as great as 7,000 feet a year," according to a report just issued on recent sites by the U.S. Geological Survey. The studies, more recently based upon four observation wells studied last year in a survey conducted in cooperation with the Orange County Water district and the Orange County Flood Control Trust, verified the continued derrunning of "important agricultural areas in the coastal park." Orange county, said the report Engineer A. A. Garrett of the S. Geological Survey. Some 600 acres in the San Ana gap area have been unrun since 1944, said the report copy of which was filed within Orange county cooperating agencies this week. The water district directs Wednesday voted to continue survey another year, if the control district participates as fore. The $5000 cost would be shared by the three agency U.S.G.S. paying half, the two county agencies a fourth cach. Garrett's report reviews stories of the salt water intrusion from 1949 onward, along the line from Scal Beach to Newmaca, and deals with spread of the salt water front inland near Huntington Beach in the South. OUSTED PANAMA PRESIDENT—Panama's dictatorial coup was beaten May 10, as ousted President Armulfo Arias was taken to jail, after battle with besieging national police. Arias and his wife are shown leaving the Presidential palace under flag of truce after the siege. (Associated Press Wirephoto) Alva McClary Funeral services for Alva "Mac" Sam McClary, whose death occurred early yesterday morning at his home in Santa Ana, will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow, at 2 p.m., with entombment to follow in Melrose Abbey mausoleum. For a number of years the deceased was manager of the Coast Ice Cream Co., in Anaheim. OUR SPECIAL "KNOW-HOW" PAYS OFF EVERY TIME! PAYS OFF EVERY TIME! FACTORY-ENGINEERED PARTS PROTECT PONTIAC PERFORMANCE Pontiac Factory-Engineered Parts fit correctly and are quality-built to guarantee you new-car performance and dependability. PROTECT YOUR PONTIAC WITH PONTIAC SERVICE BEVINS PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. PH. 4012 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST PONTIAC DEALER He listed what is considered the Five M's in industry, now being utilized in re-mobilization plans for any emergency day: Money, machinery, power, materials and management, for what is designated "M-day," day of emergency. After the Berlin airlift World War II it was seen need of assembling the remains of war surplus materials holding them in reserve, now ing done. Our country's great work capital is being utilized already. Mobilization of manpower, men and women and the "reliable oldsters" is well under way regular and emergency emplment. "All this is being done," said Blythe, "because regardless stumbling blocks, we all of us on one common ground—we want to defend our American Way Life." VANDALS AT WORK An unidentified person or persons last night shot two holes into a temporary power mat at the new Daystorm Furniture Corp. building, now under construction at 116 W. Elm st. bullets shattered the glass went into the meter's work. First Church Corner Phila 11 A. Lesson Subject: 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY 9:30 A.M. — THE CHRISTIAN IS LOCATED Open daily except Sun Salt Water Advancing Into County Supply at High Rate Anacheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER He shall stand and feed in the strength of the Lord.—Mic. 5:4. CALIFORNIANA — Placerville was discovered in 1848, originally known as "Old Dry Diggins," and later as "Hangtown" and "Ravine City" was incorporated May 13, 1854, the day the State Agricultural society was formed in Sacramento to conduct fairs, exhibitions and otherwise to promote agriculture, horticulture and stock-raising in the Golden State. F. W. Macdonald served as the first president. PIONEER—In the obituary columns of yesterday's newspapers ran a two-paragraph story. It said: Camille Allec -Pioneer, Dies Camille Allec, 74, born in France, passed away at his home in Durango, Mexico. He was a resident of Northern Orange BISHOP GOODEN Whitsunday, May 13, at 7:00 p.m., the Rt. Rev. Robert B. Gooden, Retired Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of Los Angeles, will speak at the 78th Anniversary service of St. Michael's Episcopal church. Special music will be "Rejoice, O Daughter of Zion." from the Messiah, sung by Mrs. Margaret Besler and "God So Loved the World" by Stainer, sung by the choir. Joseph Thompson will receive his commission as Lay Reader. Whitsunday morning services are 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m., Church School Communion, and 11 a.m., Communion with the sermon topic, "The Work of the Holy Spirit." On Monday, May 14, at 7:30 p.m., the annual church's birthday party will be held in the Parish house with Jeffrey Palin as master of ceremonies. Industrial addresses given throughout Greek relating to Civilian Deversus Community Industri Planning. The reminded the group that United States, as the world's best industrial producer, at time in World War II produced 5,300,000 manufactured from four million concerns corporations, 895 companies senting approximately 63 percent total dollar volume in world. Listed what is considered as Five M's in industry, each being utilized in re-mobilization for any emergency tool. Money, machinery, manu- materials and manage- for what is designated as day," day of emergency. Over the Berlin airlift in World War II it was seen of assembling the remainder war surplus materials and PIONEER—In the obituary columns of yesterday's newspapers ran a two-paragraph story. It said: Camille Allec Pioneer, Dies Camille Allec, 74, born in France, passed away at his home in Durango, Mexico. He was a resident of Northern Orange county around the turn of the century and installed the first telephone lines in Brea. At one time he was employed by the late Edward Atherton on his ostrich farm. He is survived by two sons, Camille Allec, Jr., and Paul Allec of Anaheim. NOTEWORTHY—It was men like Camille Allec who helped build Orange county and make Southern California the place it is today. The Gazetteer has often been asked: "Where do you get those old-time items?" History is where you find it—in obituaries, memories and recollections of the men who lived history. On December 26, 1934, Edward Atherton died in the 74th year of his life at his home in Fullerton that was once the original ostrich farm in the United States. Atherton was born in South Africa and came to Southern California in 1886 to establish his ostrich farm. In those days ostrich plumes were the height of millady's fashions. No hat was complete without such luxurious plumes. The Athertons did a thriving business until fashion changed and lady's hats and fans became less ornate. PROGRESS—Musty old copies of Santa Ana newspapers tell of the development of Brea as a commercial center about the time Allec helped to install the first telephone system. Brea was a typical oil town and was dependent primarily on the development of its rich mineral resources for its growth and prosperity. Its development was encouraged by Fullerton civic leaders, who in those days as now, shyed from industrial payrolls. Whitsunday morning services are 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m., Church School Communion, and 11 a.m., Communion with the sermon topic, "The Work of the Holy Spirit." On Monday, May 14, at 7:30 p.m., the annual church birthday party will be held in the Parish house with Jeffrey Palin as master of ceremonies. Mother's Day at Grace Lutheran Sunday, May 13, will be a festive day in Grace Lutheran's church year, for not only will Mother's Day be observed, but there will also be Confirmation of six young people of the congregation, baptism of children, and reception of new members. In addition, Holy Communion will be celebrated. At both the 8:15 and 10:45 morning services Pastor Stief will speak on the topic, "What Does Your Faith Need?" Mrs. Mary Heinze will sing "Special Tribute to Mothers" at the 8:15 service, and the senior choir will sing "Thank God For Mothers" at the 10:45 service. In addition, the combined choirs of Grace Lutheran will sing "Consecration" at the 10:45 service. Civic Progress (Continued from Page 1) animalsm fostered by the reading of cheap, sensational reading matter which floods the bookstands today and easily available to and consumed by the youth we try so hard to protect. Dr. Mosseley warned his listeners that over the pages of history are written the stories of the rise and decline of governments and people. He said there is every indication this historical cycle is continuing today. The people of this nation, Dr. Mosseley pointed out, must take stock of themselves and their government and take steps to avoid the collapse which has been recorded so many times in history. Maybe we ought to check up at home on the elements which... listed what is considered as Five M's in industry, each being utilized in re-mobilization for any emergency to Money, machinery, materials and management for what is designated as day," day of emergency. Over the Berlin airlift in World War II it was seen that assembling the remainder of surplus materials and bringing them in reserve, now become one. The country's great working man is being utilized already. Utilization of manpower, both men and women and the "reliable workers" is well under way in war and emergency employments. This is being done," says Mr. DALS at WORK. An unidentified person or perhaps night shot two holes on a temporary power meter in the new Daystorm Furniture building, now under caution at 116 W. Elm st. The glass and into the meter's works. CRITICISM—It happened yesterday. The Old Gazetteer was criticized for praising Brea's most civic-minded, progressive industrialist who for some reason or other doesn't want praise for his many good deeds. But in such turbulent times as these, it is the good work of such men who renew one's faith in the goodness of mankind. The Gazetteer shall continue to praise the deserving as long as there is ink on his typewriter ribbon. NITECAPSULE—It's absurd to think a politician would buy votes—with his own money. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres 11 A.M. SUNDAY Lesson Subject: "Adam and Fallen Man" 9:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN: CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. except Sundays and Holidays BUS FOR RELIGIOUS CLASS—Anaheim children attending released-time religious classes are transported by bus from their schools to the classrooms, usually held in the city's churches. Aboge, youngsters from Jefferson school get off the bus provided by Grace Lutheran church at White Temple Methodist church. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) RELEASED-TIME CLASS SESSION—Mrs. Leola Bowen, above, presides over a released-time class at Washington school students in St. Michael's Episcopal church parish hall. The picture, on which she is lecturing, is a "felt-o-gram," composed of cut and painted pieces of velvet arranged to depict a scene from the life of Christ. (Gazette photo by Kreldt) 300 Children Religious Classes Here Approximately 300 Anaheim elementary school children are living religious training daily addition to their secular study through Released-Time Residency classes, a program jointly shorted by 13 Protestant churches and the Catholic church. Gun in 1945, the released-classes serve children of four to eight in the elementary schools upon voluntary reentry of their parents. The program is promoted and maintained by the Christian Education committee of the Association of Chris-Churches of Anaheim. The committee is composed of Rev. H. F. Stief of Grace Lutheran Church, chairman, Perle S. Lee of Lincoln School, Wilbert Key of Fremont School, Paul Kheit of Olive Elementary School, and Cliff Elliott, lay repatriate. White Temple National Family Week will be observed at White Temple Methodist church on Sunday evening, at the regular 7 p.m. worship service, with the showing of two humorous but thought-provoking film-strips: "No Place Like Home" and "Home Can Be Fun." The former is a cartoon version of James Lee Ellenwood's amusing book on the problems of family living, under the same title. The latter shows ways in which both parents and youth can find genuine pleasure in the possibilities of home entertainment. "With the divorce rate steadily increasing and with the rising problems of juvenile delinquency, anything which can be done to rediscover the American home is a spiritual event," states Rev. Frank E. Butterworth pastor. "This special Mother’s Day service is a sincere attempt to point out the undiscovered country in the home." During the evening service there will be a continuation of the series on the Ten Commandments: "The Curse on Indifference." The morning service begins at 11 o'clock. Calvary Baptist Topic of "Pastor Bob" Kevorkian's sermon on Sunday morning at the Calvary Baptist church, located on the corners of Broadway and Citron, will be the second on a series on First John: "That Your Joy May Be Full." During this morning service in Bethel Baptist The Rev. Gordon Johnson will be speaking at both services Sunday, at Bethel Baptist church. The church wishes to thank Rev. Johnson for helping out during the absence of their pastor. Sunday morning all Mothers will be honored as Rev. Johnson speaks on: "Children Call Her Blessed." Walter L. Jones Fine Tailoring For Ladies and Men Large Variety of Woolens Always in Stock REPAIRING - ALTERING and REMODELING 208 N. Spadra, Fullerton Bring All Your Unsaved, Lukewarm and Back-slidden Loved Ones and Friends Many Souls Have Been Saved Already as this special play has been presented in other parts of the country REMEMBER—Monday, May 14 at 7:30 P.M: ASSEMBLY OF GOD STIAN SCIENCE TURER TO SPEAK THIS SUNDAY NIGHT Richard P. Verrall of New York will deliver a free public lecture on Christian Science, Saturday evening, May 12, at 8 p.m., Anaheim high school auditorium, W. Center st., according to announcement by First Church Christ, Scientist, of Anaheim. Calvary Baptist Topic of "Pastor Bob" Kevorkian's sermon on Sunday morning at the Calvary Baptist church, located on the corners of Broadway and Citron, will be the second on a series on First John: "That Your Joy May Be Full." During this morning service in commemoration of Mother's Day, a special honor will be given to the mother who has had the most children. Many Souls Have Been Saved Already as this special play has been presented in other parts of the country REMEMBER—Monday, May 14 at 7:30 P.M. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Claudina & Sycamore ANAHEIM E TO SPEND making your garden grow... it's a gift from your ELECTRIC RANGE! The time you devote to your garden is mighty good for the flowers—and it's good for you, too. 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