anaheim-gazette 1951-12-24

Eordeaux was one of the great ports of entry and centers of the AEF in World War I. SEASON'S GREETINGS!! To Our Many Friends and Customers ROY L. KIRK Landscape Nursery (Across from Post Office) 128 W. BROADWAY Anaheim Phone ANAHEIM 5108 Open for delivery and your convenience Christmas morning We Give S&H Green Stamps SECTION II PE to Operate Rose Tourney Bus Pacific Electric will operate two motor coach schedules from Anaheim on New Year's morning, Tuesday, Jan. 1, to accommodate those planning to attend Pasadena's Tournament of Roses parade. One trip leaves Anaheim at 6:06 a.m., Fullerton at 6:19, Buena Park at 6:32, arriving in Pasadena at 8:08 a.m. Another trip leaves Anaheim at 6:40 a.m., Fullerton at 6:52, Brea 7:02, arriving in Pasadena at 8:36. Starting time of the parade is 9:15 a.m. Merry Christmas It makes an old tradition warmer and Merry Christmas It makes an old tradition warmer and nicer to have the chance to express Season's greetings to fine friends, like you. 174 W. Center Anaheim Williams Shoe Store GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED May all the Joy and Happiness of the Christmas Season Its peace, its cheer, its hope and faith, remain with you for many days to come. RAY & OSCAR CLEANERS ANAHEIM'S MOST MODERN DRY CLEANING PLANT SERVING THIS AREA We Give S&H GREEN STAMPS Editors Find World Peace Is Favored Dream California newspaper editors consider World Peace as the public's favorite "dream of the future." This month, 500 California editors were polled to determine what they felt was the public's greatest dream. The poll was inspired by the theme of the forthcoming Pasadena Tournament of Roses—"Dreams of the Future." One-hundred and eighty-four editors responded to the questionnaire and, out of these, 116 (63 per cent) named World Peace. Running second, with 14.1 per cent, was Security, and third, with 6.5 per cent, was Prosperity. Listed below are the various categories receiving the editors' votes and the percentages for each: Per Cent World Peace ... 63 Security ... 14.1 Prosperity ... 6.5 Living on Easy Street ... 4.9 Good Health ... 3.9 Leisure Time ... 2.7 Trip to the Moon ... 1 Others ... 3.9 Several sponsors of floats in the coming New Year's Rose Parade have hit upon some form of the world peace theme in depicting "Dreams of the Future." The American Legion has selected the legend, "They Shall Not Have Dreamed in Vain;" The Native Sons and Daughters, "World Harmony;" the Minute Maid Corporation, "World Peace" itself; Los Angeles county, "Dreams of Peace." RAY & OSCAR CLEANERS ANAHEIM'S MOST MODERN DRY CLEANING PLANT SERVING THIS AREA We Give S&H GREEN STAMPS 630 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 4014 ...and Merry Christmas TO YOU!! CRISS BUSINESS COLLEGE 512 EAST CENTER ST. Anaheim Wind Machine Operators to Meet A special meeting for wind machine owners and operators will be held Friday, Jan. 4, 1:30 p.m., at the Little Theater of the Santa Ana high school, according to announcement today by Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. This meeting is in response to requests for the latest information on the research work and studies made by the Engineering Division of the College of Agriculture on wind machine operation and aerodynamics in orchard protection. F. A. Brooks, head of the division making the studies, has accepted the farm advisor's invitation to present the report personally. He will present charts to illustrate the various phases of artificial wind protection from frost. Much of the research work has been conducted at the Citrus Experiment Station and is being continued during the present season. NAHEIM EST. 1870 GAZETTE Anaheim, California, Monday, December 24, 1951 BIRTHDAY—Anaheim City Judge L. P. Bonnat, above, but he was attending a Police Department Christmas party hiday afternoon, but it turned out to be a surprise birthday for the judge himself. Just who gets to use the crying towel, edge or the culprits who are hailed before him, was not quite clear—(Gazette photo by Robertson) WHAT? NO REINDEER—Christmas in Anaheim Merry Christmas A Wish From An O Friend At Holiday Time We welcome the Christmas Season as a time when we can stop the push and pressure of our daily tasks and take time to personally greet our friends. "Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men" is something we try to carry in our hearts and actions throughout the whole year. We thank you for the business you have given us this past year and we assure you it is gratefully received with a complete understanding that without you and our other customers, this Association could not exist. We wish for you a new year that will bring you good health, increased prosperity and much happiness. Sincerely, President our other customers, this Association could not exist. We wish for you a new year that will bring you good health, increased prosperity and much happiness. Sincerely, President OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS William T. Wallop President Dr. W. L. Bigham Vice-President Everett M. Cone Vice-President Elmer E. Bruce Secretary Robert S. Borden Asst. Secretary and Manager W. B. Sheppard Escrow Officer Dr. Charles V. Schutz Director H. H. Benjamin Director WM. B. SHEPPARD The SAVINGS LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM Since 1889 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM - PHONE 7283 ZETTE Page 7 CHRISTMAS At Its Best The full enjoyment of the Christmas Season comes only from the pleasant associations of loved ones and friends. Our wish for you is that you may experience this blessing. Our sincere thanks, too, for your kindness and regard. We wish you all the richest things that life affords. KENDRICKS elephant visited the Elks club's annual children's Christmas party. The young behemoth was pleasant and tractable—maybe he acquired a bit of the old Yule spirit himself. elephant visited the Elks club's annual children's Christmas party. The young behemoth was pleasant and tractable—maybe he acquired a bit of the old Yule spirit himself. (Gazette photo by Robertson) KENDRICKS 155 W. Center St. Phone Anaheim 4403 WM. T. WALLOP ROBERT S. BORDEN ELMER E. BRUCE ROBERT S. BORDEN ELMER E. BRUCE MILDRED ODEGAARD GLADYS BROWN RITA GROVER NELL LOITZ ANGELINE D. WITT