anaheim-gazette 1933-12-21

History of Anaheim Officially Recorded In Minutes of Anaheim Water Company, Which are Copyrighted, 1932, by Anaheim Gazette, and Printed In Weekly Installments The meeting was called to order by the president, Charles Lorenz; Absent, A. Bittner. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer reports $26.80 in cash on hand. The zanjero reports dissatisfaction with the man on the river. Bills approved and ordered paid: Zanjero, work on ditches, $13.25. Motion made, seconded and carried to instruct the treasurer to pay out of the shareholders ($3 per share) into the common fund. The zanjero having been instructed to discharge the man on the river, if the same neglects his duty, and to bring to Anaheim two streams of water, the meeting adjourned. Water sold, $55. F. A. Korn, Secretary. March 27, 1875. All the members of the board being present, the meeting was called to order by the president. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer reports $89.05 cash on hand. The zanjero reports having had plenty of water in the ditch during the last week, also of having nearly completed the new ditch below Anaheim. Bills approved and ordered paid: Work on ditches, $33; Anaheim Gazette, $6; A. Langenberger, sundries, $17.75; Waldo Parker, $2. On motion, A. Bittner was instructed to superintend the removal of the bridge below his lot. The zanjero having been instructed to see to it that he has plenty of water during next week the meeting adjournment was called to order by the president. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The committee reported the new ditch and bridge completed. The treasurer reports $260 cash on hand. Bills approved and ordered paid: Monthly salary of zanjero and work on ditches, $67.25; Halberstadt & Co., lumber bill, $9.36; C. C. Angle, $7.50; two-month salary, board of trustees, $70; committee services, $2.50. Motion made, seconded and carried that the board of trustees will go on a tour of inspection of the main ditch on Monday, next. The zanjero having been instructed to be move vigilant so as to prevent all breaks of ditches, the meeting adjourned. Water sold, $45. Fred A. Korn, Secretary. April 10, 1875. The meeting was called to order by the president. All the members of the board present. The committee reported having found the main ditch, from Anaheim to the river, in good running order and condition. The treasurer reports $266.19 cash on hand. The zanjero reports a break in the main ditch, losing by it five hours water. Instruction to zanjero: To inform H. Kroeger that his water gate on Center street needs repairing and that he ought to put a box behind the gate to prevent the water from undermining the main ditch. The zanjero reports having had plenty of water in the ditch during the last week, also of having nearly completed the new ditch below Anaheim. Bills approved and ordered paid: Work on ditches; $33; Anaheim Gazette; $6; A. Langenberger, sundries; $17.75; Waldo Parker, $2. On motion, A. Bittner was instructed to superintend the removal of the bridge below his lot. The zanjero having been instructed to see to it that he has plenty of water during next week, the meeting adjourned. Water sold, $58. F. A. Korn, Secretary. April 3, 1875. A full board being present, the meeting F NO. 129 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, MARGARET J. MALEY, a widow, by Deed of Trust, dated December 18, 1829, and recorded December 24, 1829, in Book 333, Page 468 of Official Records in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County, California, did grant and convey the property therein and hereinafter described to Bank of America of California, a corporation, as Trustee with power of sale, to secure, among other things the payment of one promissory note an interest thereon according to the terms thereof executed by Margaret J. Maley, a widow, named in said deed of trust, and made payable to Grace M. Hasty, a widow, named in said deed of trust; and WHEREAS, said GRACE M. HASTY, a widow, being then the owner and holder of said note and Deed of Trust, did, in conformity with the terms and provisions thereof, elect to and did declare all sums secured by said Deed of Trust immediately due and payable and did demand that said Trustee sell the property granted and conveyed thereby to accomplish the objects of the trust therein expressed, in accordance with the provisions therein set forth, and in conformity with the law in such cases made and provided and did thereafter cause to be recorded on September 8, 1933, in Book 628, Page 330 of Official Records, in the office of the Recorder of the above mentioned County, being the county in which said property is located, a notice of breach and default and of election to cause said Trustee to sell said property to satisfy said obligations. NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that to satisfy the obligations so secured, and by virtue of the authority in it vested, the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash (PAYABLE IN UNITED STATES LAWFUL MONEY AT April 10, 1875. Meeting of the board of trustees of the Anaheim Water company. On motion of R. W. Scott the meeting was called to order. John Fischer taking the chair and explaining the object the main ditch, from Anaheim to the river, in good running order and condition. The treasurer reports $266.19 cash on hand. The zanjero reports a break in the main ditch, losing by it five hours water. Instruction to zanjero: To inform H. Kroeger that his water gate on Center street needs repairing and that he ought to put a box behind the gate to prevent the water from undermining the main ditch. To take out of the main ditch all the water gates which are not used at the present time. To deepen the ditch as mush as possible along the eastern line of lots E and F No. 1. Bills presented and ordered paid: Cleaning ditches; $30.25; Anaheim Gazette; $2.50. No other business being presented, the meeting adjourned. Water sold, $57. F. A. Korn, Secretary. April 10, 1875. Annual general meeting of the stockholders. There being 28 shares represented, the meeting was called to order by the president, Charles Lorenz. The minutes of the former meetings were read and approved. The annual reports of the treasurer and secretary were read and on motion, A. Langenberger and R. Helman were appointed a committee to compare the same with the books and accounts of the company. The following motions were then made, seconded and carried: That in the future, the deliberations and minutes be kept in the English language. No more right-of-ways to water shall be given to any person or persons outside the extension of Anaheim, from and after this date. In reference to the giving up of the Southern Branch, it was resolved to empower the newly elected board of trustees to aid in the matter. No other business being presented, the president declared the election of officers in order. Theodore Reiser, John Fischer, John P. Zeyn, R. W. Scott and F. A. Korn having been nominated, and the nominating ordered closed, H. Werder by request cast the 28 votes represented in the meeting in favor of the above named shareholders. The president having declared John Fischer, Theodore Reiser, John P. Zeyn, R. W. Scott and F. A. Korn duly elected, the meeting adjourned sine die. F. A. Korn, Secretary. April 10, 1875. Meeting of the board of trustees of the Anaheim Water company. On motion of R. W. Scott the meeting was called to order. John Fischer taking the chair and explaining the object NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that to satisfy the obligations so accured, and by virtue of the authority in it vested, the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash (PAYABLE IN UNITED STATES LAWFUL MONEY AT TIME OF SALE) on Monday the 8th day of January, 1934, at 11:00 o'clock A.M. at the north entrance to the Hall of Records, in the City of Santa Ana, Orange County, California, all of the interest conveyed to it by and now held under said Deed of Trust, in and to all the following described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary, situate and being in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, to-wit: "Lot Twenty (20) in Vineyard E-5", as shown on a Map of the "Langenberger Tract", recorded in Book 1, pages 551 and 552 of Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles County, California. To pay the amount due and unpaid upon said note, to-wit: The sum of Two Thousand and No 100 Dollars ($2,000.00); interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent per annum from December 18, 1932; and advances, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust; expenses of said sale; and the costs, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession or encumbrances. Dated December 11, 1933. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, as Trustee. By R. D. Fuller, Trust Officer. By W. Dale Bell, Assistant Trust Officer. Pub. 12-14, 21, 28; 1-4-34 April 10, 1875. Meeting of the board of trustees of the Anaheim Water company. On motion of R. W. Scott the meeting was called to order. John Fischer taking the chair and explaining the object of the meeting to be the election of a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. On motion of Theodore Reiser, John Fischer was nominated and elected president of said board of trustees for the ensuing year. R. W. Scott elected secretary. Theodore Reiser vice president, John P. Zeyn, treasurer, after which the meeting adjourned to meet Saturday, the 17th, the regular day of meeting. Robert W. Scott, Secretary. April 17, 1875. Meeting of the trustees of the Anaheim Water company. A quorum of trustees being present at the regular hour, the meeting was called to order by the president, and with calling the roll, Theodore Rileser failed to answer, but afterward took his position in the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer reports on hand $301 cash. The zanjero reports ditches in order. Expenses for the week, $11.87; one month's salary of man on river, $50. A committee was appointed to examine the ditch on Orange street and report the condition of the same at next meeting. F. A. Korn and J. P. Zeyn, committee. John Fischer, John P. Zeyn and R. W. Scott appointed a committee to examine all the papers belonging to the company and destroy such as are valueless, and provide for the safe-keeping of all others. Secretary ordered to notify Tim Carroll and Charles Harter to improve their ditches so as to prevent damage by overflow. It was ordered that the board of trustees examine the main ditch Wednesday the 21st of April. A resolution was passed changing the representation in the meeting in favor of the above named shareholders. The president having declared John Fischer, Theodore Reiser, John P. Zeyn, R. W. Scott and F. A. Korn duly elected, the meeting adjourned sine die. F. A. Korn, Secretary. April 10, 1875. Meeting of the board of trustees of the Anaheim Water company. On motion of R. W. Scott the meeting was called to order. John Fischer taking the chair and explaining the object of the meeting to be the election of a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. On motion of Theodore Reiser, John Fischer was nominated and elected president of said board of trustees for the ensuing year. R. W. Scott elected secretary. Theodore Reiser vice president, John P. Zeyn, treasurer, after which the meeting adjourned to meet Saturday, the 17th, the regular day of meeting. Robert W. Scott, Secretary. April 17, 1875. Meeting of the trustees of the Anaheim Water company. A quorum of trustees being present at the regular hour, the meeting was called to order by the president, and with calling the roll, Theodore Rileser failed to answer, but afterward took his position in the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer reports on hand $301 cash. The zanjero reports ditches in order. Expenses for the week, $11.87; one month's salary of man on river, $50. A committee was appointed to examine the ditch on Orange street and report the condition of the same at next meeting. F. A. Korn and J. P. Zeyn, committee. John Fischer, John P. Zeyn and R. W. Scott appointed a committee to examine all the papers belonging to the company and destroy such as are valueless, and provide for the safe-keeping of all others. Secretary ordered to notify Tim Carroll and Charles Harter to improve their ditches so as to prevent damage by overflow. It was ordered that the board of trustees examine the main ditch Wednesday the 21st of April. A resolution was passed changing the representation in the meeting in favor of the above named shareholders. The president having declared John Fischer, Theodore Reiser, John P. Zeyn, R. W. Scott and F. A. Korn duly elected, the meeting adjourned sine die. F. A. Korn, Secretary. April 17, 1875. Meeting of the trustees of the Anaheim Water company. A quorum of trustees being present at the regular hour, the meeting was called to order by the president, and with calling the roll, Theodore Rileser failed to answer, but afterward took his position in the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer reports on hand $301 cash. The zanjero reports ditches in order. Expenses for the week, $11.87; one month's salary of man on river, $50. A committee was appointed to examine the ditch on Orange street and report the condition of the same at next meeting. F. A. Korn and J. P. Zeyn, committee. John Fischer, John P. Zeyn and R. W. Scott appointed a committee to examine all the papers belonging to the company and destroy such as are valueless, and provide for the safe-keeping of all others. Secretary ordered to notify Tim Carroll and Charles Harter to improve their ditches so as to prevent damage by overflow. It was ordered that the board of trustees examine the main ditch Wednesday the 21st of April. A resolution was passed changing their representation in the meeting in favor of the above named shareholders. The president having declared John Fischer, Theodore Reiser, John P. Zeyn, R. W. Scott and F. A. Korn duly elected, the meeting adjourned sine die. F. A. Korn, Secretary. April 17, 1875. Meeting of the trustees of the Anaheim Water company. A quorum of trustees being present at the regular hour, the meeting was called to order by the president, and with calling the roll, Theodore Rileser failed to answer, but afterward took his position in the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer reports on hand $301 cash. The zanjero reports ditches in order. Expenses for the week, $11.87; one month's salary of man on river, $50. A committee was appointed to examine the ditch on Orange street and report the condition of the same at next meeting. F. A. Korn and J. P. Zeyn, committee. John Fischer, John P. Zeyn and R. W. Scott appointed a committee to examine all the papers belonging to the company and destroy such as are valueless, and provide for the safe-keeping of all others. Secretary ordered to notify Tim Carroll and Charles Harter to improve their ditches so as to prevent damage by overflow. It was ordered that the board of trustees examine the main ditch Wednesday the 21st of April. A resolution was passed changing their representation in the meeting in favor of the above named shareholders.The president having declared John Fischer,theodore Reiser,john P.Zeyn,treasurer,after whichthemeingadjournedto meetSaturday,the17th,theregulardayofmeeting. Robert W.ScottSecretary. April 17, 1875. Meeting ofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardoftrusteesexaminethemainditchWednesdaythe21stofApril.Aresolutionwaspassedchangingtheachievementto20followsbeekeepingFullertoncitrusofKatella;cutflowGardenGrove;daSeacordofTustin;KnaakofWestOrangeRoyKobayashiofcrops,MerleGrisetJohnHowellof$broodingJohnEkpuitybrooding.Alamitos;truckomensofCostaMesaGermanyGardenGroveFlyCypressBusyNeededRuthGilbreath; April 17, 1875. MeetingofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardoftrusteesexaminethemainditchWednesdaythe21stofApril.Aresolutionwaspassedchangingtheachievementto20followsbeekeepingFullertoncitrusofKatella;cutflowGardenGroveFlyCypressBusyNeededRuthGilbreath; April 17, 1875. MeetingofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardoftrusteesexaminethemainditchWednesdaythe21stofApril.Aresolutionwaspassedchangingtheachievementto20followsbeekeepingFullertoncitrusofKatella;cutflowGardenGroveFlyCypressBusyNeededRuthGilbreath; April 17，1875. MeetingofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardoftrusteesexaminethemainditchWednesdaythe21stofApril.Aresolutionwaspassedchangingtheachievementto20followsbeekeepingFullertoncitrusofKatella;cutflowGardenGroveFlyCypressBusyNeededRuthGilbreath; April 17，1875. MeetingofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardoftrusteesexaminethemainditchWednesdaythe21stofApril.Aresolutionwaspassedchangingtheachievementto20followsbeekeepingFullertoncitrusofKatella;cutflowGardenGroveFlyCypressBusyNeededRuthGilbreath; April 17，1875. MeetingofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardoftrusteesexaminethemaindichWednesdaythe21stofApril.Aresolutionwaspassedchangingtheachievementto20followsbeekeepingFullertoncitrusofKatella;cutflowGardenGroveFlyCypressBusyNeededRuthGilbreath; April 17，1875. MeetingofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardoftrusteesexaminethemaindichWednesdaythe21stofApril.Aresolutionwaspassedchangingtheachievementto20followsbeekeepingFullertoncitrusofKatella;cutflowGardenGroveFlyCypressBusyNeededRuthGilbreath; April 17，1875. MeetingofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardoftrusteesexaminethemaindichWednesdaythe21stofApril.Aresolutionwaspassedchangingtheachievementto20followsbeekeepingFullertoncitrusofKatella;cutflowGardenGroveFlyCypressBusyNeededRuthGilbreath; April 17，1875. MeetingofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardoftrusteesexaminethemaindichWednesdaythe21stofApril.Aresolutionwaspassedchangingtheachievementto20followsbeekeepingFullertoncitrusofKatella;cutflowGardenGroveFlyCypressBusyNeededRuthGilbreath; April 17，1875. MeetingofthetrusteesoftheAnaheimWatercompany. Aquorumoftrusteesbeingpresentatthereligioushour,themeingallthepapersbelongingtothecompanyanddestroysuchasarevalueless,andprovideforthesafe-keepingofallothers.SecretaryorderedtonotifyTimCarrollandCharlesHartertoimprove theirditchessoastopreventdamagebyoverflow。它wasorderedthattheboardOftrusteesexamineThemaindichWednesdayThe21stOfApril.AresolutionWasPassedChangingThe Achievement To 20 Follows Beekeeping Fullerton Citrus Of Costa Mesa Marmalogy Garmalogy Fly Cypress Busy Needed Rush Gilbreath; BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION As Trustee. By R.D.Duller, Trust Officer. By W.Dale Boll, Assistant Trust Officer. Publ., 12-14., 21., 28.; 1-4-34 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Acting Secretary Morgenthau and the U. S. Treasury Staff General Counsel Fiscal Affairs Administrative Acting Secretary Public Relations Herewith are presented the men who now head the Treasury Department at Washington, a realignment brought about when Secretary Woodin was granted leave of absence in an attempt to regain his health. No. 1, Herman Oliphant, general consul to the secretary; No. 2, Acting Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr.; No. 3, Earle Bailie, in charge of fiscal affairs; No. 4, Wm. H. Mc Reynolds, Administrative Assistant; No. 5, Herbert E. Gaston, public relation; No. 6, Roswell Magill, adviser on taxation. 4-H Achievement Day Program Heralded As the Best In Orange County’s History 300 Members and Leaders Present As Scores of Awards Are Made To Those Completing Courses During Past Year; Demonstration Team Competitions Close; Five Certificates of Honor The 1933 Achievement Day program of the Orange County 4-H clubs at the Orange intermediate school last Friday evening was one of the best attended Librarian Speaker At P.-T. A. Meeting Mrs. Mabel Faulkner, librarian of Orange, and Mrs. Charles E. Roe of Washington, D. C., addressed the president's council of the Fourth District Parent-Teacher association Friday at the Knights of Pythias hall. Orange county associations were well represented. 4-H Achievement Day Program Heralded As the Best In Orange County’s History 300 Members and Leaders Present As Scores of Awards Are Made To Those Completing Courses During Past Year; Demonstration Team Competitions Close; Five Certificates of Honor The 1933 Achievement Day program of the Orange County 4-H clubs at the Orange intermediate school last Friday evening was one of the best attended and most successful of any yet held in this county, according to Eric E. Eastman, assistant farm advisor. Over 300 members, leaders and parents were present. The program was in charge of the seniors or 5-H club members. the 1933 president, Boyd Whitney of Santa Ana, presiding. Mr. H. J. Hinrichs of West Orange, president of the Southern California Inter-county club council, introduced the 18 eligible new senior members. These are Clarence Brown, Bernadine Chapman, Tyrus Chapman, Camille Forry, John Fritcher, Alvin Hall and Helen Waer of Garden Grove; Robert Cole and Donald Jones of Buena Park; Alfred Eastman of Santa Ana; Arthur Elisman of Costa Mesa; Yvonne French, Viola Rennekeer, and Virginia Yeager of Yorba Linda; Bob Holmes and Orin Smith, Jr., of Tustin; and Louis and Theodore Richl of Fullerton. Following a reading by Lu Berta Morgan of the Orange Blossom Club of West Orange, a demonstration team competition was held; with the rabbit team trained by F. C. Davies of Orange winning the trophy for agricultural contests, and the shoe demonstration team of Tustin Live Wires trained by Mrs. Gaston Grosset winning the trophy of clothing club demonstration. The prize for best club reporter was won by Miss Olive Naomi Norland of the Cypress Busy Needles club, and the prize for the best leaf collection was awarded to Lucille Griset of the Tustin Live Wires Club. Honorable mention was also attained by Ray Launer of La Habra for his insect collection; and to June Malmstrom of the Katella Humming Birds Club for the best 4-H scrap-book. Holmes Bishop, vice-president of the Orange County Farm Bureau, presented the Farm Bureau certificates of achievement to 26 project winners as follows: Beekeeping, Louis Riehl of Fullerton; citrus nursery, Roy Luther of Katella; cut flower, Camille Forry of Garden Grove; dairy animals, Wilson Seacord of Tustin; Rabbit raising, Paul Knaak of West Orange; egg production, Roy Kobayashi of Garden Grove; field crops, Merle Griset of Tustin; forestry, John Howell of Santa Ana; pigeon brooding, John Ekstein of Alamitos; poultry brooding, Clair Shackelford of Alamitos; truck crops, William Sumons of Costa Mesa; bush fruits, Eldon Garrett. Birds, Euelda Bowman; La Habra Happy Workers, Rose Marie Leilmer; Tustin Live Wires, Bertha Belle Smith; Yorba Linda Forget-Me Nots, Betty McDavid; Yorba Linda Willing Workers, Yvonne French; Garden Grove Domestic Daughters, Lois LeFlore. Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg presented five certificates of honor to leaders whose clubs completed 100% of their projects. These are F. A. Bumgardner of the Alamitos Johnnies club; Mrs. S. R. Burnip of the La Habra Happy Workers club; Dr. C. A. Day of the Tustin Blue Ribbon club; H. J. Hinrichs of the West Orange Club; and Mrs. F. L. Benson of the Katella Humning Bird club. R. E. Launer, president of the County Club Council, presented senior leaders' books to those leaders who have attained senior leadership standing by completing four years of leadership in the Orange County clubs. These leaders are A. G. Moritz of Yorba Linda; Geo. W. Riehl of Fullerton; Mrs. N. W. Renneker of Yorba Linda; R. K. Bishop of Orange; and Mrs. J. N. Chapman of Garden Grove. Mr. W. R. Ralston, assistant state 4-H club leader, presented seals to seven previously chartered clubs and six new charters, as follows: Tustin Live Wires, Garden Grove Chill Peppers, Cypress Busy Needles, Young Foresters of America, Garden Grove Flying Needles, and the La Harbra Happy Workers. These charters and seals are awarded according to a scorecard rating at the close of each year's work, by the United States Department of Agriculture and the University of California. Chartered clubs must maintain a minimum score in order to retain their charters. Approximately 300 achievement pins were presented to members and leaders of the Orange county 4-H clubs. The achievement pins are awarded annually by the California State Bankers association to all 4-H members who satisfactorily complete their program of work for the year. Tenure of membership is indicated by the design of the pins, e.g., the first year pin has only one achievement to 26 project winners as follows: Beeckeping, Louis Rileh of Fullerton; citrus nursery, Roy Luther of Katella; cut flower, Camille Forry of Garden Grove; dairy animals, Wilson Seacord of Tustin; Rabbit raising, Paul Knaak of West Orange; egg production, Roy Kobayashi of Garden Grove; field crops, Merle Griset of Tustin; forestry, John Howell of Santa Ana; pigeon brooding, John Eksteln of Alamitos; poultry brooding, Clair Shackelford of Alamitos; truck crops, William Summons of Costa Mesa; bush fruits, Eldon Garretson of La Habra; landscape, John Shackelford of Alamitos; pig feeding, Mack Frazier of Garden Grove; sheep raising, Raymond Hull of West Orange. Achievement Certificates were also awarded to winners of contests in the following clothing girl's clubs: Alamitos Thread and Needle, Mary Lindley; Costa Mesa Mermaids, Helen Warne; Garden Grove Flying Needles, Eva Cypress Busy Needles, Naomi Norland; Ruth Gilbreath; Katella Humming hour of meeting from 3 to 4 o'clock p.m. Bills presented, approved and paid: $61.87. Water sold for the week, $6. Pursuant to the order of the board of trustees, John Fischer, John P. Zeyn and Robert W. Scott did on the 23rd inst., carefully examine and inspect the main ditch and report an ample supply of water and the ditch in very fair condition except as to damage done by trespassers. That at the crossing above Julius Mamacks' considerable water is wasting from the insecurity of the bank on the north side of the ditch, that the main bank is cut at the upper end of Julius Mamack's improvements, and a fine stream of water flowing into Mamacks' ditch, which he claims is by no act of his that the bank is cut in several places near John Azbell's, and it is only necessary to remove a few shovels of dirt to cut off our entire supply of water; that two gates near William Brock's are much out of repair, and the ditch in a condition to break any moment. No other business, the meeting adjourned. Robert W. Scott, Secretary. City Approves Five More CWA Projects City councilmen Tuesday evening voted to submit five more projects for CWA assistance, entailing total expenditure of $6680, the greater proportion of which would go for paying labor costs. The projects approved are: Re-painting of the city hall at a cost of $1680, of which $1055 would be for labor and $625 for materials; eliminating dip in Center street at Olive. $1200 divided equally between labor and materials; completion of zoning maps, $800, of which $740 would be for labor and $60 for materials; La Palma street appearance improvement, $800, all for labor and truck hire; and repairing of sidewalks and curbs throughout city, $2200, of which $1,000 would be for materials, $1200 for labor. City Engineer E. P. Hapgood was instructed to complete plans for the work, estimating total number of man-days required, and total costs for labor and materials, the plans to accompany the city's formal application for federal aid. AN AGAIN, GONE AGAIN Sometime ago in a city up the boulevard they made the deputy chief of police and the chief the deputy, and then the other day they made the chief of police the deputy and the deputy the chief. Christmas Party Given By Society Gifts for Members and Guests of Missionary Group Contained In Giant Snowball Missionary society members of the Bethel Baptist church enjoyed a Christmas meeting Friday afternoon at the church basement, which was appropriately decorated by a Yuletide tree lighted with colored bulbs. Gifts for members of the society and guests, Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld and Mrs. H. Stabert, were contained in a giant snowball. Mrs. Harry Urbigkeit, president, presided over the brief business session which preceded the social hour when all the women joined in singing joyous Christmas carols. Mrs. A. Stark, program chairman, presented Mrs. E. M. Lemcke in a reading in keeping with the yuletide spirit after which W. Buzzill and Mrs. Carl Remland favored with a vocal duet number, "God Loved Us" was the name of a vocal solo sung by Mrs. L. Ballman, after which Mrs. C. Hartman gave a Christmas reading. The Rev. O. R. Schroeder, pastor of the church, was the speaker of the day choosing "Behold the Handmaiden" as the topic for his address which brought the program to a close. Mrs. Urbigkeit presented gifts to the pastor and his wife, after which the women formed a line which passed in front of the snowball, each member-and guest receiving her gift. Mrs. Herman Remland and Mrs. W. Boettcher served the refreshments that brought the happy Christmas meeting to a close. Miss McCullah Is Lauded As Artist Lost Fliers “Drop In” On Nellesens Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Parrish of Palm Springs, unintentionally “dropped in” on Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nellesen of Romneya Drive Tuesday evening. The Palm Springs filers were enroute to March Field but got lost in the fog and rain and found a ten-acre field on which to alight near the Nellesen home. The Nellesens took Mrs. Parrish to a Fullerton hotel and directed her husband to the Fullerton airport. The take-off from the ten-acre field was successful and in a few moments the lost fliers were reunited. audience with presentations of "Turkey in the Straw" (David Guion); "Impressions," Franz Darvas' composition written around his impressions of a picture by S. MacDonald Wright; and "Rush Hour in Hong Kong" (Abram Chasin). At the close of the program, St. Nicholas was assisted by Misses Marjorie-Haster, Margaret Carlin, Naomi Carlin, Jewell Cawthorn and Dogothy Suiter and David Clark, in distributing baskets of candies to the guests. Rev. I. N. Demy says: I have found nothing in the Miss McCullah Is Lauded As Artist Brilliance and Versatility Shown In Recital at Fine Arts School Sunday Evening Brilliance and versatility of Miss Katherine McCullah were discussed with enthusiasm this week by guests invited to her "All-American" recital at the Orange County School of Fine Arts Sunday evening. 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