anaheim-gazette 1962-12-12

LETTERS TO SANTA Kids Give Santa Second Choices This week's small letter writers are naming second choices in their Christmas orders, which should lighten Santa's load and speed things up come Christmas Eve. Various lunches will be left for him too, to sustain him during the long night. Dear Santa, I would like a big fluffy stuffed dog, please. And if you can't get me a fluffy stuffed dog I would like a transistor radio. love, Susan B. Dear Santa, I would like a shooting shell fanner 50, please. If you can't bring ma a fanner will you please bring me a big bruiser. Thank you. Love, Raymond Bridges Dear Santa, I would like a electric guitar if you can't bring me it, you may bring me a big bruiser. from Michael Bridges Dear Santa, I would like a Gaylord the Pup please. Bring me a Marco Polo guitar. love, Bobby Bridges Dear Santa, I wish you a Merry Christmas. I have been a good girl. I hope you have time to leave these toys for me on Christmas Eve. 1. blue bike. 2. suntan Suzy. 3. play doll factory. 4. pink evening gown for Valee Keith 224 Shakespeare St., Anaheim Dear Santa Claus, I have ben a good boy all year Thank you for the toy and cloths you grought me last year. Be shur you come to our house this year because we will have a sandwich and a glass of milk for you. This year I would like a Kings Zor, a Gaylord, a Cisil doll, a piano, a jet plane, a Jimmy Jet. I'm four years old. yours truly, Rick Pawlick P.S. my sister wrote this letter for me. She is twelve years old. Dear Santa Claus, I am Colleen Wilfong. My brother's name is Kevin, my sisters name is Mary. I would like a Shirley Temple doll. Kevin would like a bike and Mary would like a doll also. Thank you. Colleen Wilfong Dear Santa, I'm trying to be a good girl. And on Christmas I would like to have a princess outfit, Thumbelina, cradle, roller skates, cowboy hat, cowboy gun, big tricycle, color book, crayons paints, painting color book and what ever else you think I might deserve. I'll be good to my doggie and help Momie and be nice to my friends. I am going to leave milk and a piece of cake on the table. Christmas bells, announcing the birthday of Christ, will put out joyously all over the world again on Christmas Day just they have done since medieval times. Bells will also be featured on the holidays in street and stair decorations, on door wreath Christmas trees, and in the form of candy, cookies and other edible edibles, graceful symbols a tradition that began in pagetimes. Long before Christ was born bells have figured in religious ceremonies. Egypt used them the feast of Osiris. Jewish priests wore gold bells on the borders of their robes and carried handbells during their service The Greeks and the Romans use them too. Bells were first used by Christians in Italy about A.D. 400 and were used to carry worshipers to Mass. Before this man summoned the people with handbell. Bells were introduced in France in 550 and in England in 680 and were used to announce church services. They were considered almost sacred and were given names of saints and were blessed and annointed at elaborate ceremonies. By the Middle Ages the pealing Dear Santa, I would like a Gaylord the Pup please. Bring me a Marco Polo guitar. love, Bobby Bridges Dear Santa, I wish you a Merry Christmas. I have been a good girl. I hope you have time to leave these toys for me on Christmas Eve. 1. blue bike. 2. suntan Suzy. 3. play doll factory. 4. pink evening gown for Barbie and a dream boat suit for Ken and some play doh. There will be cookies and milk by the fireplace. love, Dear Santa, I'm trying to be a good girl. And on Christmas I would like to have a princess outfit, Thumbelina, cradle, roller skates, cowboy hat, cowboy gun, big tricycle, color book, crayons paints, painting color book and what ever else you think I might deserve. I'll be good to my doggie and help Mommy and be nice to my friends. I am going to leave milk and a piece of cake on the table Christmas Eve. I hope you like it. I love you, Laurie Lynn Blair P.S. I would like a picture of me on your lap. Thank you. Kids Contrite, Will Do Better Tincere apologies for not making the grade in the "good" department set the theme for this week's letters to Santa Claus. Junior grade drawings are also featured along with lists. Dear Santa Claus, I have made this picture so you would know what I want for Christmas. If you don't know what I will tell you in this letter. It is a stuffed horse like the one you gave me three years ago. If you give it to me I will appreciate it very much. I have tried to be very good this year but sometimes I just can't. I will try to be very good for the rest of the year and I am trying very hard. Please forgive me. P.S. My sister would like to tell what she wants too. love, Jerry Sturmer P.S. Dear Santa Claus, For Christmas I would like: a real typewriter, a Hokey Pokey, a camera, and Instant fish. I have been trying to be good also. Please forgive me too. love, Ellen Sturmer Dear Santa, I've been a good boy and I want a bike real bad. If you have enough please leave me one, o.k.? I love you Santa, Jimmy Woody Dear Santa, I have been a good girl. I would truck, bop beetle, Puffer Billy Snap Train. Thank you, Douglas Davison Dear Santa, I want a magic airplane and a magic car, please. Thank you very much Joe Dear Santa Claus, Please bring Michael Doyle an electric typewriter and if you can not bring me an electric typewriter, please bring me a thinkatron, and some bring big toys and some little toys. Dear Santa, Please may I have a Johnny Reb cannon, bazooka gun. Thank you. Russell Davison. Yoggi Peoueyc. Horace Mann To Schedule Yule Program The halls of Horace Mann have been resounding with the voices of children singing Christmas carols under the leadership of Mrs. Shirley Hill, music director. A sneak preview reveals that on Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. parents will view a "Christmas Panorama" presented by fifth and sixth grade chorus with dances and choral A.D., 400 and were used to co-worshipers to Mass. Before this man summoned the people with handbell. Bells were introduced in France in 550 and in England in 680 and were used to announce church services. They were considered almost sacred and were given names of saints and were blessed and annointed at elaborate ceremonies. By the Middle Ages the pealing of the bells had become associated with Christmas. Poor people used handbells to collect alms. St Nicholas carried one, as did Belfana, the Italian gift-bringer who rang hers as she climbed down chimneys. In Italy church bells rang out midnight in Spain summoning the people to the "Cock Crow Mass." The bells ring out in Australia too, but there it is warm and so flowers have become popping. Marshall PTA Sets Christmas Slate Christmas carols from our own and other lands will be sung for the friends, families and the students of the John Marshall Park children's choral group under the direction of Mrs. R. Quat. Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the school. The subject of the meeting will be: "Peace on Earth—Good Will to Men," William A. Thompson, principal, and Mrs. Rob Wiles, president, will greet the guests. The refreshments will feature hot chocolate for the children, coffee for the adults and cookies for everyone. This year, the students of John Marshall School will give a gift, instead of exchanging personal gifts. The recipient will be the "Transcribers of Orange County an organization devoted to serving and teaching the visually handicapped children of this area." Yule Program The halls of Horace Mann have been resounding with the voices of children singing Christmas carols under the leadership of Mrs. Shirley Hill, music director. A sneak preview reveals that on Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. parents will view a "Christmas Panorama" presented by fifth and sixth grade chorus with dances and choral verses given by third and fifth grade students. A colored film, "Christmas Through the Ages", which gives the origin of our present day traditions and symbols will be presented at the beginning of the evening. Rev. Walter Vernon, First Christian Church, will deliver the invocation. Unusal Carols To Be Featured Unusual and delightful Christmas carols will be the feature of the Theodore Roosevelt PTA meeting next Tuesday, Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m. Children of the fifth and sixth grades, under the direction of Miss Emily Smith, third grade teacher, have been rehearsing at noon and after school for several weeks. In the program, besides the familiar carols, are "Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella," "Carol of the Reindeer," and "Watt's Nativity Carol." Parents and friends will also hear "Rise Up Shepherds," "He is Born, the Child Divine," "What Child is This?" The audience will be asked to join in singing several more of the old favorites. Printed sheets will be distributed to refresh memories. Featured chairman will be Mrs. Albert Hermanson, character and spiritual chairman, who will point up the meeting theme "We Focus on Faith." Hostesses will be the fifth grade mothers. Soroptimist Club Holds Yule Party The Soroptimist Club of Anaheim held its annual Christmas party at the home of Maybelle Spencer yesterday. An "Old Fashion" Christmas, both in entertainment and refreshments, was featured, and gifts were exchanged. Christmas bells, announcing the birthday of Christ, will peal joyously all over the world on Christmas Day just as have done since medieval times. Bells will also be featured over holidays in street and store birthdays of Christ, will peel outations, on door wreaths, Christmas trees, and in the form ofandy, cookies and other delicatessibles, graceful symbol of tradition that began in pagan times before Christ was born. Have figured in religious monies. Egypt used them at east of Osiris. Jewish high priests of their robes and carried bells during their services. Greeks and the Romans used too. Were first used by Christians in churches in Italy about 400 and were used to call sipers to Mass. Before this a summoned the people with a bell. Were introduced in France and in England in 680 and used to announce church services. They were considered sacred and were given of saints and were blessed anointed at elaborate ceremonies. The Middle Ages the pealing During the Christmas season. One blossom, a red bell-shaped flower, is appropriately called "Christmas Bell." In some parts of England long before Christmas, chimes announce its approach. During the Puritan era this was forbidden. Town criers were sent out with harsh-sounding bells to warn the populace against any such celebrating. Christmas hymns are tributes to the beautiful-sounding chimes written long ago. For a time the trend in church bells diminished and in recent years the soft, clear tones of Sunday chimes have been missing. But a revival of interest in church bells is in evidence now and many new churches are installing bells. If the trend continues we may once again, as one poet said, at Christmastime hear: "A thousand bells ring out and throw their joyous peals abroad." Cardinal's Party To Aid Needy Thousands of Southland residents will be assisted by the Cardinal's Christmas Party for Children in the Beverly Hilton International Room Sunday, Dec. 16, from 2 to 4 p.m. CHRIST FOR HIM WITH HOLIDAY SPECIAL Permanent Waves $17.50 —ALL MALE STYLING SALON—PLAYBOY'S HAIR STYLISTS COFFEE TEA SOUP CHOCOLATE 9762 CHAPMAN, GARDEN GROVE — 539-7002 Angelica Caterers Cocktail Parties Open House Christmas Parties Fine Food Served for a few guests or for hundreds 633-1980 FARIS PETS IS BIRD HEADQUARTERS for CHRISTMAS Huge Selection of Canaries Parakeets Pinches Half Moon Parrots Also Small Animals and Cages of all Sizes FARIS PETS 114 N. Oliva KE S-1067 — Orange Thrill to the Sound of the New Fully Transistorized (no tubes to burn out) 2 MANUAL MAGNAVOX ORGAN So outstanding it could only come from NAGNANO TOYS Models Hobbies Games —FREE GIFT WRAPPING—Orange Stamps OPEN TILL 9 P.M. Cardinal's Party To Aid Needy Thousands of Southland residents will be assisted by the Cardinal's Christmas Party for Children in the Beverly Hilton International Room Sunday, Dec. 16, from 2 to 4 p.m. Proceeds of the party will provide Christmas checks for needy families throughout Los Angeles, Orange, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. Last year 14,463 adults and children in 2778 families referred by pastors, the Catholic Welfare Bureau and the Bureau of Public Assistance received such help. Cardinal McIntyre will have as his personal guests 200 tots from orphanages, nurseries, foster homes and other Catholic institutions. There'll be a program of entertainment, refreshments and the big moment when Santa Claus (Forrest Payne) arrives with gifts for all children. Jack Linkletter will be master of ceremonies. Entertainers will include Lawrence Welk and many others. Ticket information may be secured by calling Miss Catherine Honrath, DUnkirk 5-7211. Beta Sigma Phi Hears Speaker Xi Eta Eta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, meeting at the home of Elleen La Bruen heard Mrs. Don Nelson, who spoke on the subject "The Good Life". She discussed how each person could attain this for themselves by giving one’s self to others — thereby enriching the life of both individuals. A business meeting followed with discussion of various projects, and plans were made to adopt a needy family for Christmas. Guests welcomed to the meeting were Helen Nelson, Mary Lil Dun and Ani Stevens. Sunday the group attended a "come as you are" breakfast by Mrs. Robert Lowe who was assisted by her committee. They reminded all members to mark their calendars for Dec. 18 which will be the annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Richard Davis. FARIS PETS 114 N. Oliva KE S-1067 — Orange TOYS Models Hobbies Games — FREE GIFT WRAPPING — Orange Stamps OPEN TILL 9 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday GISH'S TOYS 1624 E. Mayfair, Orange KE 2-3861 HAVE A SOUND CHRISTMAS Complete Line of GUITARS Drums & Accessories featuring Fender, Gibson, Gretsch, Martin, Ray, Harmony, Goya, Ludwig, Slingerland. SANTA ANA HOUSE OF MUSIC 941 E. 1st St. — KI 2-4787 CHAPMAN BEAUTY SALON "We Curl Up & Dye For You" 528 W. Chapman KE 8-7283 FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TRAVELING PLEASURES By Air, Bus, Train Contact HOSKINS Travel Service 62 Town & Country Rd. KI 7-0989 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! Model Home Ranges, O'Keefe & Merritt and Gaffers & Sattler 40° deluxe. as low as $225 Bilt-In '62 Close Out on O'Keefe & Merritt & Tappan, all colors as low as $200 '62 Gas Refrig. 14 cu ft. 2-dr. with ice maker as low as $250 RCA Refrig. 2-dr. 13 cu. ft. Less than $200 Mayting combo '61 model less than dr. coast. DICKSON APPLIANCES 1918 S. MAIN KI 5-8289 CLASSIFIED 1 FUNERAL NOTICES CHISHOLM, EDITH SARAH, 68 of 121 Crystal, Balboa Island, died Tuesday. Native of Canada, resident here 15 years and of California 39 years. Survived by 2 daughters: Mrs. Alice Rau of 18232 Larkstone Dr., Santa Ana; Mrs. Lois Gauthier of Anaheim; Sister, Mrs. Mary Millar of Victoria, B.C., and grandchildren Memorial. Jake's Fertilizer STEER manure — by sack or bulk, 5 big sacks $1.00. Now in a new location. 17731 Valley View, Norwalk — in the heart of Dairyland. LA 2-1379 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINES*: Mon. 5 p.m. Previous Fri. Tues. 5 p.m. Monday Wed. 11 a.m. Tuesday Thurs. 5 p.m. Wed. Fri. 5 p.m. Thurs. Sat. 5 p.m. Friday * THE ABOVE DEADLINE ARE FOR INDIVIDUAL OR PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS — FOR EXTRA CASH — SELL THOSE UN-WANTED MS THROUGH ORANGE DAILY NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS KE 8-1144 Dept. Hours 8:00 — 5:00 ONDAY through FRIDAY NOTICES CHISHOLM, EDITH SARAH, 68 of 121 Crystal, Balboa Island, died Tuesday. Native of Canada, resident here 15 years and of California 39 years. Survived by 2 daughters: Mrs. Alice Rau of 18232 Larkstone Dr., Santa Ana; Mrs. Lois Gauthier of Anaheim; Sister, Mary Millar of Victoria, B.C., and four grandchildren. Memorial services will be held Saturday Dec. 15, at 1:00 p.m. in Flippen Chapel of the Orange First Presbyterian Church. In lieu of flowers family suggests donations to Cancer Fund or Orange First Presbyterian Church Bldg. Fund. EUDALY MORTUARY—Orange, in charge. 1A SPECIAL NOTICES LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Endowment Care, Cemetery & Mausoleum Phone LAmbert 5-1575 Fullerton, California DEAR FRIENDS: It is calendar time again, and we are offering the same type of household hint calendars as in the past years. At your convenience would you please stop at our office for your free 1963 calendar or phone KE 8-3561 for delivery. The Season Greetings to all of you EUDALY FUNERAL CHAPEL, 120 E. Almond Ave, Orange, Calif. Mortuary Est. 1907. MADAM MAY, Spiritual reader & adviser. If you have any problems that you can not solve, come & see this gifted lady. 291-4956. 4802 S. Crenshaw, L.A. 5 LOST AND FOUND— LOST Dec. 6, carpenter tools (boring jig & bits) on S. Waverly or East Chapman. Reward. KE 8-9752. 7 BUSINESS SERVICES— Jake's Fertilizer STEER manure — by sack or bulk, 5 big sacks $1.00. Now in a new location. 17731 Valley View, Norwalk — in the heart of Dairyland. LA 2-1379 FURNITURE refinishing, all types including antiques. KE 8-1336. PROFESSIONAL tree service trimming, removing, feeding bracing. No job too large small. Call anytime 534-6452. WASHER REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES LOW RATES Phone 544-8344 HAVE TRUCK WILL HAUL or clean up. Call JE 1-1307 GARDENING AVERAGE size lawn mowed & edged. $10 month & up. Call 531-7867. CEMENT WORK BLOCK walls, patios, brick and stone work. Licensed contractor. JE 4-4392. CEMENT work, all kinds. Free estimate. No job too small. KI 3-9335 CARPENTRY CARPENTRY & concrete work. Experimentable. KE 2-5426 for free estimate. 532-1856. CARPENTER Remodeling work of all kinds. Homes, Boats etc. Cabinet work a specialty Dial TA 8-2071 Ask for Bob (The Carpenter) LICENSED CONTRACTOR Add-a-Room Remodeling Cabinets — Painting TA 8-6543 CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE IDEAL GIFTS FOR HIM — HER — THE ENTIRE FAMILY SHOP WITH THE MERCHANTS LISTED BELOW BOTH STORES OPEN SUNDAYS Dec. 16th & Dec. 23rd FREE 13-piece 7-qt. Punchbowl set with purchase of $24.95 & up CARL'S JEWELERS 115 W. 4th St., Santa Ana ALLEN JEWELERS 9885 Chapman, Garden Grave FARIS PETS IS BIRD HEADQUARTERS for CHRISTMAS Huge Selection of • Canaries • Parakeets • Finches • Half Moon Parrots Also Small Animals and Cages of all Sizes FARIS PETS 114 N. Olive KE S-1007 — Orange Make This a "Record" Christmas THE MAD PLATTER RECORDS, RECORD PLAYERS, STEREO IN TUSTIN SQUARE LI 4-7740 706 South D Tustin TOYS • Models • Hobbies • Games FREE GIFT WRAPPING—Orange Stamps GIVE A PET FOR CHRISTMAS BIRDS DOMESTIC - TROPICAL PUPPIES, KITTENS TROPICAL FISH Thrill to the Great New Dimension in Sound Magnavox Organ So outstanding it could only come from Magnavox Come in for a personal demonstration—you'll be amazed! Cages of all Sizes FARIS PETS 114 N. Olive KE 8-1067 — Orange IN TUSTIN SQUARE LI 4-7740 706 South D Tustin TOYS Models Hobbies Games FREE GIFT WRAPPING—Orange Stamps OPEN TILL 9 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday GISH'S TOYS 624 E. Mayfair, Orange KE 2-3861 GIVE A PET FOR CHRISTMAS BIRDS DOMESTIC - TROPICAL PUPPIES, KITTENS TROPICAL FISH LOVE'S PET SHOP 676 N. TUSTIN KE 2-4076 — Orange Brookhurst & Hall Rd. KE 5-0476 ANAHEIM HOLIDAY LOVELINESS CHAPMAN BEAUTY SALON "We Curl Up & Dye For You" W. Chapman KE 8-7283 AN IDEAL FAMILY GIFT ★ ORGANS ★ PIANOS DISCOUNTS OR BONUS "BEST DEAL IN TOWN" LUNDE'S 210 NO. BROADWAY S.A. KI 7-8408 The "Ideal" Gift for mom CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE LINE OF WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES WASHERS RANGES REFRIGERATORS DISHWASHERS DRYERS HIGGIN'S Warehouse Outlet 940 W. Chapman KE 8-6181 Open 'Til 9 p.m. Dec. 19 'TU CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! Del Home Ranges, O'Keefe Herritt and Gaffers & Satler Deluxe. In '62 Close Out on O'Keefe Herritt & Tappan, all colors. Low as $89.50 Refrig. 14 cu ft. 2-dr. Ice maker as low as $258 Refrig. 2-dr. 13 cu. ft. than $200 ing combo '61 model less dr. cost. ICKSON APPLIANCES 1918 S. MAIN $8289 Santa Ana CHECK THIS GUIDE EACH √ MONDAY, √ TUESDAY, √ WEDNESDAY FOR YOUR GIFT IDEAS BUSINESS SERVICES— ke's Fertilizer manure — by sack or in big sacks $1.00. Now in location. 17731 Valley Norwalk — in the heart iryland. LA 2-1379 BUSINESS SERVICES— CUSTOM FORMICA — drainboards, coffee & end tables etc. Free est. Call "Don" 828-9241 after 5:30. LAWN SERVICE NEW LAWNS, ORIENTAL DESIGNS, PATIO, SPRINKLERS KE 8-2836. BUSINESS SERVICES— ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING 25 YRS. experience dressmaking and alterations. Call for this months special price list. Bowling shirts & monograming a specialty. TW 7-5458. BUSINESS SERVICES— Ke's Fertilizer manure — by sack or in big sacks $1.00. Now in location. 17731 Valley Norwalk — in the heart of Maryland. LA 2-1379 TURE refinishing, all types antiques. 1336. ASSIONAL tree service cleaning, removing, feeding. No job too large small, anytime. 534-6452. WASHER REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES LOW RATES Phone 544-8344 TE TRUCK WILL HAUL for clean up. Call JE 1-1307 ENING GE size lawn mowed & $10 month & up. Call. NT WORK walls, patios, brick and work. Licensed con. JE 4-4392. T work, all kinds. Free. No job too small. KI 3-9335 ENTRY ENTRY & concrete work. Reasonable. KE 2-5426 estimate. 532-1856. CARPENTER ceiling work of all kinds homes, Boats etc. net work a specialty Dial TA 8-2071 Bob (The Carpenter) ENSED CONTRACTOR remodeling cabinets — Painting TA 8-6543 7 BUSINESS SERVICES— CUSTOM FORMICA — drainboards, coffee & end tables etc. Free est. Call "Don" 828-9241 after 5:30. LAWN SERVICE NEW LAWNS, ORIENTAL DESIGNS, PATIO, SPRINKLERS KE 8-2836. Complete Lawn Care MOWING — Edging — Clean-up ★ Reasonable rates ★ Dependable Service 776-7719 or 633-3955. "For a lawn you can be proud of." YARD Service — Power Equipment. Reas. rates. For free estimates call KI 3-0594. Jim's Lawn Service Clean up, lite hauling LI 4-6178 or LI 4-6359 CLEANING CLEANING KITCHEN: Scrubbed & waxed ... 6.50 Walls & ceiling washed ... 10.00 Windows washed ... 8.50 to 20.00 CARPET SHAMPOOED Average room ... 15.00 Bldg. & Office Maintenance Insured — Licensed — References Call JE 1-4464 CARPET & UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOOING LE 9-7534 OR LE 9-2796 WINDOW & Wall washing Floor Waxing Free estimates—633-2233 IRONING JO'S ironing service. Pick up Mon-Wed-Fri A.M. 633-0024. PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING done $2.35 an hr. Work guaranteed KE 8-8031 PLUMBING SERVICE, repairs, remodeling w-heaters. $30 up. Disp. units. Reas. rates. Refs. KE 8-5166. 7 BUSINESS SERVICES— ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING 25 YRS. experience dressmaking and alterations. Call for this months special price list. Bowl-ling shirts & monograming a specialty. TW 7-5458. 9 SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION— RETIRED teacher available for teaching reading in her home. One block from Bryant Sch. LE 9-9250. 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