anaheim-gazette 1951-12-24

MORE ABOUT... Laguna Man (Continued from Page 1) Department. Through a slight opening in the top of the Dutch door, Pletts saw the three inside. He called to Bonebrake to come out. Shaw and Brightman tried to place Bonebrake. Shoots Friend In Back "You know Lt. Pletts. You know his daughter, Barbara," they said. But Bonebrake was not quieted. Pletts reached through a casement window and jerked the hitty curtain away, then ducked as Bonebrake sent a quick shot through the window. Pletts could not return the fire, because Brightman and Shaw were nearly in line of fire. Suddenly, Brightman made a break for the door, with Shaw on his heels and Bonebrake closely pursuing Shaw. Pletts saw the dame dart from the muzzle of the gun, held close to Shaw's back, as the bullet ripped through his body. Wild Gun Battle Pletts snapped a shot through the window at Bonebrake and missed, then hit him with a second bullet. But Bonebrake kept his feet, fired another shot through the window, then ran outside and threw two more shots at the officers. Then he collapsed. Enroute to a Santa Ana hospital, police said he mumbled, "I'll make Cook look like a piker." Police presumed he meant William Cook., the multiple killer. But when interviewed later at Laguna Beach headquarters, Bonebrake could recall nothing that happened after the poker game. Autopsy Performed Shaw's body was taken to the Winbigler mortuary in Santa Ana following an autopsy at the county hospital by Dr. Raymond Brandt, county autopsy surgeon. Capt. Tom McGaff, of the sheriff's identification bureau, was called into the investigation byyl Laguna Beach police. For Health, Eat California Fruit UR wishes to our loyal friends are as endless as the unbroken circle formed by the traditional holly wreath upon your door. We have enjoyed the privilege of serving you in the past and eagerly await the opportunity to serve you in the future. Thanks for everything. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD TPUSTEES OF THE ANAHEIM SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA December 11, 1951 On midnight of Trustees Recognized and enforced Resolution was endowed within the following lands for production of oils and other hydrocarbon substances. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT SOLVED that it is the intent of the Board of Trustees of the Anaheim School District of Orange County include the lands hereafter deeded owned by said School District a community oil and gas lease ennoring lands; that the mineral rights for which sold property will be the payment of Dollar $1,000 plus costs of public notice upon receipt of the and the payment of royalty of one-sixth (1/6) collectively Lessons of said community leave the value of all oil produced, and sold from the leased lands making the customary deduction temperature, water and other利息; that she terms of said lease the minimum rental are more irregularly set forth in that form of community oil and gas approved by the Board of Trustees said Anaheim School District which form of lease is now on the Office of said District; that ence is hereby made to said for lease for full particulars as to terms and conditions thereof; that oil, gas and other hydrocarbon stances shall be extracted by use of wells, drill sites of which are caked and or surface operation regenerate which shall be condensed solely and exclusively on lands owners of which expressly thereto and that under no circumstances shall surface operation conducted, or materials installed maintained on any part of the face of the leased lands without consent of the owners of the sale of the particular parcel or parcels leased lands upon which such operations are conducted. The lands covered by the Anaheim School District which are to be included within the afternoon community oil and gas lease are scribed as follows: Real property lying within "Koeffler Tract" a resubdited lot 40, Anaheim Extension OUR wishes to our loyal friends are as endless as the unbroken circle formed by the traditional holly wreath upon your door. We have enjoyed the privilege of serving you in the past and eagerly await the opportunity to serve you in the future. Thanks for everything. CHRISTMAS GREETINGS ANAHEIM MATTRESS FACTORY 102 W. La Palma — Anaheim — Phone 2423 FROM ALL OF US— It has been our good fortune to be associated with the people of this community for a long time. Each member of this organization is deeply indebted to our friends for their loyal consideration. This message, therefore, is from every member of our store. All of us join in saying, "SEASON'S GREETINGS." MARTENET HARDWARE In Anaheim Since 1910 823 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED ORDERED that January the 1952, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock is the time and the Anaheim District Office is the place where when a public meeting of said will be held, at which meeting proposals to lease will be received considered by said Board of Trustees. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED the Clerk of Ma Board give of the time and place for the and considering of said sealing possals for the leasing of said land the production of oil, gas and hydrocarbon substances by co this Resolution to be published a week for three successive weeks the Anaheim Gazette, a news of general circulation in the City of Anaheim by posting a copy this Resolution, signed by a member of this Board of Trustees, in public places in the District less than fifteen days before the of meeting. The Board of Trustees reserve right to reject any and all bids to waive any informality therein. JOHN P. MARY, JR. Clerk of said Board of Trustees. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE I. John P. Mary, Jr., Clerk of Board of Trustees of Anaheim District of Orange County, Calif hereby certify that the above foregoing Resolution was duly regularly adopted by the said at a regular meeting thereof he the 11th day of December, 1951 passed by a unanimous vote of Board. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hereunto set my hand and seal 11th day of December, 1951. JOHN P. MARY, JR. Clerk of said Board of Trustees. (SEAL) MARTENET HARDWARE In Anaheim Since 1910 823 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM MERRY CHRISTMAS ...and a HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR MANY, MANY FRIENDS WHO HAVE HELPED MAKE OUR NEW RESTAURANT A SUCCESS... GEORGE LUM FONG LUM Bring Your Family Here for a Wonderful ROAST TURKEY $1.75 FAMILY STYLE Christmas DINNER With All the Trimmings ROAST PRIME RIBS of BEEF $1.75 Try Our THICK JUICY STEAKS Fried Shrimp • Seafood • Home Made Pies OUTSIDE PARTY CATERING LUM'S CHOP SUEY CAFE TWO, BIG BANQUET ROOMS HERE 1126 N. Los Angeles St.—Anaheim—Pho c 3461 — BIG FREE PARKING LO LEGAL NOTICES Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the Anaheim School District of Orange County, California, December 11, 1951 In motion of Trustee Rector I, only accounted and carried following Resolution was adopted thereas, the Anaheim School District of Orange County is the owner of that certain real property here described, and thereas, in the judgment of the Board of Trustees the public use of property will not be substantially offered with if sold land is included in a community lease embracing lands for the production of gas and other hydrocarbon sub-processes. Now, therefore, be it resolved that it is the intention of Board of Trustees of the Anaheim School District of Orange County to deduce the lands hereafter described by said School District, in community oil and gas lease embraced within lands; that the minimum amount for which said property will be paid shall be the payment of One car ($1,00) plus costs of publishing upon the execution of the lease the payment of a royalty share one-sixth (1/6) collectively to the owners of said community lease of value of all oil produced, saved from the leased lands after using the customary deductions for temperature, water and other impurities that the terms of said lease and minimum rental are more particularly set forth in that certain areas of community 80 and gas lease owned by the Board of Trustees of Anaheim School District and such form of lease is now on file in Office of said District; that referral is hereby made to said form of for full particulars as to the gas and other hydrocarbon sub-processes shall be extracted by means drills, drill sites of which are located and of surface operations in roads which shall be conducted, and exclusively agreed upon and that under no circumstances shall surface operations be conducted, or materials installed or maintained on any part of the surface of the leased lands without the consent of the owners of the surface particular parcel or parcels of lands upon which such surface operations are to be conducted. The lands owned by the Anaheim School District which are to be leased included within the aforesaid community oil and gas lease are deemed as follows: Real property lying within the Koeffler Tract" a resubdivision of Lot 40, Anaheim Extension, Or- BONUS INNOVATION—Employees of E. A. Silzia Corp., Anaheim citrus processors, received Christmas bonuses in a unique fashion last Friday afternoon at their annual Christmas party. Over $10,000 was distributed in checks and silver dollars, all packed and sealed into tin-cans with the name of the employee on the When filled, the bonus cans weighted more than 80 pounds in the aggregate. Shown receive their bonuses from E. A. Silzle, center, Mrs. Willa Miner, left, and Earl Arns. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) MORE ABOUT... Ransom Continued from page 1 Youths Have Close Call from Auto YONKERS, N.Y. OP—Bruno O. MORE ABOUT... A'r Crash Continued from Page MORE ABOUT... Ransom Continued from Page 1 intention of aiding spies and subversive elements. The four were fined the equivalent of $30,000 each and the plane, a C-47, was ordered confiscated. Only a week before, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky referred to the four fliers in a speech as having violated "Soviet Territory" and expressed the hope that they would be dealt with by "our" military and justice authorities. The filers are Capt. John J. Swift of Glen Falls, N.Y.; Capt. Dave H. Henderson of Shawnee, Okla.; T/Sgt. Jess A. Duff of Spokane, Wash., and Sgt. James A. Elan of Kingsland, Ark. Their plane, off its course on a flight from West Germany to Belgrade, Yugoslavia, strayed across the Hungarian border Nov. 19 and was forced down by Soviet fighters. The news that the sentence was a fine—or three months imprisonment if the fine was not paid—relieved relatives of the filers. They had expected worse. Youths Have Close Call from Auto YONKERS, N.Y. Oct—Bruno O. Boscamp steered his car over a cardboard box in the street yesterday so the wheels wouldn't smash it. Lucky he did. Screams came from the box. Inside, Boscamp found two small boys who had used the box as a toboggan. Vincent Mavilla, 8, suffered only minor bruises and 9-year-old Peter Richards wasn't hurt a bit. But they were mighty scared youngsters. Hungarian border Nov. 19 and was forced down by Soviet fighters. The news that the sentence was a fine—or three months imprisonment if the fine was not paid—relieved relatives of the filers. They had expected worse. MORE ABOUT... A'r Crash Continued from Page 2 audio-visual specialist; A. Lley, Bennett's special assislance; Louis Henrik Jordal, Uniof Michigan botanist bellehave been on a mission to United Nations Food and cultural Organization (Jesse Lee Smith, Colomburepresenting the Centenniaton Gin Company, and Emijean Shneldesgat, (A unknown). The other victims we Iranians, and five Egyptian men, one German and one neslan. For Health, Eat California A STOCKINGFUL FOR SANTA TO DELIVER—Ambitious personnel of Northrop Aircraft—with a recognized pride in their product—decided that what Uncle Sam needed more than anything else for Christmas was a sleek, new Scorpion F-89 all-weather interceptor. As a result, a company-wide bond drive was started through payroll deductions to present the F-89 to the Air Force for Christmas. Here pretty Joan Ward, one of many Norcrafters who have pledged a bond to help buy the F-89, explains the drive to Captain R. W. "Dick" Kimball, Air Force flight acceptance officer who will receive the plane on behalf of the U.S. Air Force. Joan is seated on the nose section of the twin-jet, 600-mph-range Scorpion, the newest, fastest and most heavily armed plane in its class. F-89s are now in operational service with the U.S. Air Force. Christmas Greetings STEUERWALD'S 124 E. Center St. Phone Anaheim 5191 CHRISTMAS Greeting CLARICE Sportswear 219 W. Center St. ANAHEIM Muriel Lakeman Mary Mason THE Story of Christmas is old but its friendliness is always new. May this message bring our very best wishes. but its friendliness is always new. May this message bring our very best wishes. Greetings Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld Let us rejoice in the magnificence and glory of Christmas. May we be happy in the associations of loved ones. Hearty Good Wishes for a Happy Christmas to all our Friends and Customers LES MITCHELL HELEN MITCHELL Mitchell's Treasure House of Gifts BILL DORGELOH GLADYS STANTON LOIS CABLE AND ALL GOOD WISHES TO YOU, OUR FRIENDS DICHMAN'S Variety and Gift Shop 132 E. CENTER ST. Anaheim Mitchell's Treasure House of Gifts BILL DORGELOH GLADYS STANTON LOIS CARLE 239 W. Center St. Anaheim 4648 The Season's Greetings from all employees in all four Orange County stores! best wishes for the future, and thank you sincerely for your patronage the past year! Garey's QUALITY FURNITURE