anaheim-gazette 1952-02-01

OPENING DAY—The public is invited to inspect the new Anaheim Dog and Cat Hospital, shown above, at 1561 Lincoln ave., just west of Manchester blvd. New owner of the completely equipped small animal hospital is Dr. C. Ross Dean, D.V.M.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) New Dog and Cat Hospital to Open Sunday Anaheim Dog and Cat hospital at 1461 Lincoln ave., will hold open house Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m., Dr. C. Ross Dean, doctor of veterinary medicine, announced today. Dr. Dean, who has been a practicing veterinarian for the past year, visited Up-River Water Works. Leaders in water affairs of Orange county visited water spreading grounds and control works of Riverside and San Bernardino counties Wednesday, under escort of water leaders there, to view conditions as regulated by the Irvine court judgment of 1933. They found that water organi-draining the Mt. Baldy area. Aboard the bus that carried Orange county party, sponsored the Orange County Water district: President Jack Gill, Gar Grove; Secretary W. D. Mi- vice-president E. T. Watson, live, and Directors J. J. Denni, press, Mervin Wagner, Placer Open Sunday Anaheim Dog and Cat hospital at 1461 Lincoln ave., will hold open house Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m., Dr. C. Ross Dean, doctor of veterinary medicine, announced today. Dr. Dean, who has been a practicing veterinarian for the past eight years, is the man whose variance application to operate a dog and cat hospital on N. Palm st. was kicked around for several months last year by the Anaheim planning commission and city council. The upshot of it all was that Dean found a new location for his hospital and the city determined that a small animal hospital is a light manufacturing use of land. A 1940 graduate of Alabama Polytechnic Institute's veterinary school, Dr. Dean worked for two years with the St. Louis Health department, then entered private practice at Nashville, Ill., for eight years. During the past year, he has been working with some of the leading veterinary hospitals in California. According to Dr. Dean, the new Anaheim Dog and Cat hospital will offer the latest facilities of modern veterinary practice. Hunt Foods Man To Head Fullerton Red Cross Drive Duane Winters, personnel manager in the Fullerton plant of Hunt Foods, Inc., has been named General Fund Chairman for the 1952 Northern Orange county Red Cross drive, Mrs. R. A. Marsden, chapter chairman, announced today. In this position it will be his responsibility to direct the fund campaign in Fullerton and to coordinate the local drive with similar drives being conducted in the branch cities, Brea, Buena Park, La Habra, Placentia and Yorba Linda. Leaders in water affairs of Orange county visited water spreading grounds and control works of Riverside and San Bernardino counties Wednesday, under escort of water leaders there, to view conditions as regulated by the Irvine court judgment of 1933. They found that water organizations in the upper Santa Ana basin have large and effective spreading grounds, and wells that cut off much of the underground flow traveling toward Orange county. This feature is not covered by the Irvine judgment, which applies only to spreading of surface water. They were informed in a lunch-on talk by Attorney James L. King, prominent San Bernardino water lawyer, that a suit recently filed by the Orange County Water district to halt increase in local water pumping by the cities of San Bernardino Riverside, Colton and Redlands, had not aroused antagonism there. And it had, he said, achieved its purpose of prodding those cities and surrounding territory into a move to join the Metropolitan Water district and import Colorado river water. A committee has been organized to work on this proposal, and an engineering study has been ordered. King reported. King, who is counsel for the San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation district and San Bernardino city water department, addressed the Orange county group at the California hotel, San Bernardino, where a noon stop was made. He said that sentiment in San Bernardino county is generally favorable to MWD annexation, but there is some opposition in Riverside and Corona. Since both counties get their water from San Bernardino basin, they should join MWD together, but present state law prevents annexations from crossing county lines, he said. However, an amendment is being prepared and probably will be draining the Mt. Baldy area. Aboard the bus that carried Orange county party, sponsored the Orange County Water district were: President Jack Gill, Gar Grove; Secretary W. D. Mil vice-president E. T. Watson, live, and Directors J. J. Dennil press, Mervin Wagner, Placeen and Stephen Griset, Greenwich of the water district; President Glenn Allen, Orange, and Directors Gerald Price, Midway U Richard Rogers, Seal Beach, W. B. Hellis, Irvine, of the orange County Municipal Water district; President Walter West, San Ana, vice-president and A. Schroeder, Orange, and Director George Vech, El Toro, and Ado Bosch, Orange, of the Santa Valley Irrigation Co. Glen Aller secretary-manager of SAVI E. T. Watson is a director, also director of the Santa Ana River Development Co.; Myford Irvine, president Irv Co.; Maurice Ford, manager; Directors David Crist and E. Best Wishes for to C. ROSS ANAHEIM DOG ELEC INSTALLATION BUNGALO 513 S. Los Angeles St. Phone A Northern Orange county Red Cross drive, Mrs. R. A. Marsden, chapter chairman, announced today. In this position it will be his responsibility to direct the fund campaign in Fullerton and to coordinate the local drive with similar drives being conducted in the branch cities, Brea, Buena Park, La Habra, Placentia and Yorba Linda. In accepting the appointment Winters announced that the Fullerton chapter would wage a one-week campaign beginning March 4 and ending March 10. "We believe, he stated, that our goal of $20,789.00 can be achieved in that period provided the coverage of residential and industrial areas is complete. Our committees, I am sure, will guarantee this coverage." Winters has been associated with the local food processing concern since 1946. He is a member of the board of directors of the Fullerton Kiwanis club and has been active in the city's Adult Recreation program. WASHINGTON (T)—A revenue official says the new federal gambling tax has virtually halted illegal gambling in the United States but he added: "I don't know how long the honeymoon will last." Climate of the Yukon Territory is marked by great variations in temperatures from year to year. In some years the coldest month has averaged from 40 to 50 below zero, and in other years the average temperature has been above zero. Bernardino county is generally favorable to MWD annexation, but there is some opposition in Riverside and Corona. Since both counties get their water from San Bernardino basin, they should join MWD together, but present state law prevents annexations from crossing county lines, he said. However, an amendment is being prepared and probably will be presented at the coming special session of the legislature. Since it has MWD approval, it probably will be enacted, King predicted. Both San Bernardino and Riverside have lost a number of new industries because they could not guarantee water supply, said King. The Orange county group was joined at Riverside by M. B. Peterson, president of the Riverside Water Co., and at Redlands by J. J. Prendergast, president, and Herace Hinckley, engineer for the Bear Valley Mutual Water Co. They toured the Mill creek spreading grounds and Santa Ana river spreading grounds, as far up as the Bailey weir (designed by Engineer Paul Bailey of Orange county in 1930) which was built jointly by the three counties. The weir provides a check on the diversion of water by the Bear Valley company. At San Bernardino they were joined by E. F. Dibble, engineer for the San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation district, and Walker Burgess, engineer for the Fontana Union Water Co. Burgess escorted the group over the Cajon area and Lytle creek spreading grounds during the afternoon. Lytle creek is one of the largest sources of Santa Ana river water, NEW STORE OPENS—Opening of Dunham's Fine Footwear at 215 W. Center St., Anaheim, took place today. In the background are shown Mr. and Mrs. Hal Dunham and Rex Dickinson, manager. Slogan of the new store is "It's an art to look smart." Women's, children's and men's shoes and women's matching hangbags are being carried by Dunham's. A feature of the opening day and tomorrow will be door prizes. Anyone register without obligation. Prizes will be the pairs of shoes. The Dunhams have been opening a shoe store in Laguna Beach for the past six years. Like Manager Dickinson, they former residents of Anaheim—Gazette photo by Kreidt) Center Leaders Work iming the Mt. Baldy area, board the bus that carried the Orange County Water district, President Jack Gill, Garden; Secretary W. D. Miller, president E. T. Watson, Ol-land Directors J. J. Denni, Cym, Mervin Wagner, Placentia. Denker, of the Yorba Linda Water Co.; Engineer Paul Bailey and Attorney Rodger Howell, of the Orange County Water district; George E. Kellogg, president Orange County Farm Bureau; Jack Hold, president Garden Grove Storm Water district, and member Farm Bureau water problems committee; Max Hoepner, member Charles H. Conliffe Dies After Illness Charles H. Conliffe, 86, a native of Clearwater, Minn., who came to California 45 years ago and who lived in Fullerton for five years before moving to Anaheim, died early this morning at the family home, 322 S. Philadelphia st., after Princess Arrive In East Africa NAIROBI, Kenya (P)—A year-old African boy bas-turned his back on Princess Beth today and grabbed the light at this British East Acolony's welcome to its Denker, of the Yorba Linda Water Co.; Engineer Paul Bailey and Attorney Rodger Howell, of the Orange County Water district; George E. Kellogg, president Orange County Farm Bureau; Jack Hold, president Garden Grove Storm Water district, and member Farm Bureau water problems committee; Max Hoepner, member Farm Bureau water problems committee; Howard Crooke, Placentia, chairman Associated Chambers of Commerce water committee; Hugh Neighbour, Santa Ana city water superintendent and member regional water pollution board; Grover L. Walters, Fullerton city water superintendent; Mayor Charles Pearson and City Water Supt. George Oelkers, of Anaheim; Farm Advisor Harold Wahlberg, and new papermen. Chubb crater in Northern Quebec is thought to be the largest meteorite crater in the world. Theodore Roosevelt was elected governor of New York in 1898. Charles H. Conliffe Dies After Illness Charles H. Conliffe, 86, a native of Clearwater, Minn., who came to California 45 years ago and who lived in Fullerton for five years before moving to Anaheim, died early this morning at the family home, 322 S. Philadelphia st., after a prolonged illness. He is survived by his wife, Rose Conliffe; one daughter, Mrs. Edna Collins of Hawthorne; two sons, Charles H. Conliffe, Jr., and William J. Conliffe both of Anaheim; one brother, Bert Conliffe of Minnesota and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Monday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Harry F. Stief, pastor of Grace Lutheran church, will officiate and burial will follow in the Anaheim cemetery. Princess Arrived In East Africa NAIROBI, Kenya (UP)—A year-old African boy based on his back on Princess Cecilia beth today and grabbed the light at this British East African colony's welcome to its first ruler. The child—named Prince cause he was born the same as Elizabeth's son Prince Clive—was delegated to hand over bouquet when she visited the African maternity hospital after her airport arrival. Wide-eyed and solemn in shirt and short blue trouser, Prince turned his back on Princess and shyly backhike the flowers. Elizabeth gently ed him around and took the quet, to the delight of the crowd of Africans on hand. Best Wishes for Continued Success to C. ROSS DEAN, D.V.M. and the new ANAHEIM DOG and CAT HOSPITAL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS and FIXTURES by BUNGALOW ELECTRIC S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone Anaheim 3512 Announcement BUNGALOW ELECTRIC S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone Anaheim 3512 Congratulations and BEST WISHES for CONTINUED SUCCESS to C. ROSS DEAN, D.V.M. upon the OPENING of the ANAHEIM DOG and CAT HOSPITAL C. R. YOUNG & SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL DRAFTING SERVICE SERVING ORANGE COUNTY FOR 25 YEARS 736 N. Palm St., Anaheim Phone 6470 Open SUNDAY--F 1 TO Anaheim Dog C. ROSS 1561 W. Lincoln Ave. HOSPITAL HOUSE PHONE Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Best Wishes to C. ROSS DEAN, D.V.M. We Urge All to Attend Open House at ANAHEIM DOG and CAT HOSPITAL SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3—1 to 5 p.m. LASTING SATISFACTION is INSURED TO YOU and Your Patrons Through Your Choice of . . . FORMICA Counter and Work Tops and ASPHALT TILE Flooring INSTALLED BY OWSTON’S FLOOR COVERINGS “ERNIE” OWSTON ● LINOLEUM ● ASPHALT TILE ● FORMICA ● CARPETING ● WINDOW SHADES 718 N. Los Angeles St. — Phone Anaheim 3335 Congratulations to C. ROSS DEAN, D.V.M. on the OPENING of the ANAHEIM DOG and CAT HOSPITAL Princess Arrives in East Africa NAIROBI, Kenya (P)—A threeyear-old African boy bashfully named his back on Princess Elizah today and grabbed the spotht at this British East African ony’s welcome to its future Princess Arrives in East Africa NAIROBI, Kenya (UP)—A three-year-old African boy bashfully named his back on Princess Elizabeth today and grabbed the spotlight at this British East AfricanONY's welcome to its future her. The child—named Prince because he was born the same day Elizabeth’s son Prince Charles was delegated to hand her aquet when she visited the new American maternity hospital soon after her airport arrival. Wide-eyed and solemn in white art and short blue trousers, once turned his back on the princess and shyly backhanded flowers. Elizabeth gently pull him around and took the bob-t, to the delight of the large crowd of Africans on hand. on the OPENING of the ANAHEIM DOG and CAT HOSPITAL from GLEN F. DARCH Masonry Contractor 13191 S. Euclid Ave Garden Grove Phone GARDEN GROVE 2-3461 ouncing Open House Open House SUNDAY--FEBRUARY 3rd 1 TO 5 P.M. n Dog and Cat Hospital C. ROSS DEAN, D.V.M. ve. — One Block West of Manchester HOSPITAL HOURS 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. PHONE ANAHEIM 4271