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Newspaper
Orange City News
Location
Orange, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2012
Page
5
Location scouts examined Old Towne Orange in early summer for the Disney film Saving Mr Banks about Walt Disney guiding the creation of Mary Poppins. Tom Hanks portrays Disney. Scouts ultimately chose not to shoot there.
Santa Claus arrives on the Metrolink Holiday Express at 5 45 p m Sunday at the Old Towne Depot station in Orange. A live musical accompanies the event and attendees are urged to bring a new unwrapped toy for the Spark of Love drive with Orange Fire Department officials assisting toy collection. More information is available at metrolinktrains com.
David Bro reports a 450 ton train is lit with 50,000 lights and festive decorations for the holiday season, drawing attention to the display and its scale.
Derek Moore of Orange won the eighth annual Laguna Beach Million Dollar Home Raffle by Ocean Institute in Dana Point. More than 500 attended as Moore chose between 1 million cash or a Laguna Beach home valued at 1 million. Up to 22 000 tickets sold at 150 each. Prizes for multi ticket buyers included a Toyota Prius C, Montage Laguna Beach stay, dream vacation and an iPad.
Residents at Plaza Park join Hanukkah observances with free jelly filled donut holes nightly near the fountain. Temple Beth Shalom sponsors the event with the menorah, hosting 30 to 60 attendees for each of the eight nights. Donuts Plus provides 48 to 60 donuts nightly. Gathering begins at 6 p.m. with the menorah lit at 6:15 p.m. tonight through Saturday.
The Orange City News traces its origins to 1888 as the Orange News. In 1909 William O Hart purchased it, later renamed the Orange Daily News. Decades later the Orange County Register bought it and changed the name to Orange City News as it became a weekly publication.
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