anaheim-gazette 1935-07-04

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE COUNTY Santa Ana California June 25, 1935 The Board met in regular session. Present Supervisors John C. Mitchell, Chairman, Wm. C. Jerome, LeRoy E. Lyon, Willard Smith, N. E. West and the Clerk. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Demands on the County of Orange were allowed as read. Renewal Children's Aid was granted Emma Booher and Julia Galen. State Orphan Aid was granted Victoria Alvarado. Clerk was directed to record the Mortgages to the County of Orange. W. D. Tremaine was granted a leave of absence from the State for 30 days commencing July 3, 1935. Holene Kubitz was granted a leave of absence from the State for 30 days commencing June 25th, 1935. Transfer of Funds was ordered made. Hearing on Yorba Linda Fire Protection District was continued to December 24th, 1935, at 10 A.M. Hearing on Costa Mesa Fire Protection District was continued to December 24, 1935, at 10 A.M. Easement to the County of Orange was accepted and ordered placed on record. Resolution granted Aid to the City of Fullerton from Mortor Vehicle Fuel Fund for improvement of West Malvern Avenue was granted. Resolution granted aid to the City of Seal Beach from Motor Vehicle Fuel Fund for improvement of approach to Anaheim Bay Bridge was passed and adopted. Resolution granting aid to the City of Anaheim from the Motor Vehicle Fuel Fund for improvement of certain streets was passed and adopted. The Board adjourned to June 28th. Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, 1935 at 1 p.m. Former Deputy Sheriff Attempts Suicide Sun. Jack Roberts, former deputy sheriff, it is said attempted to take his own life at his home near Orange Sunday evening. The attempt was made on the lawn of his home. He shot himself in the breast, puncturing a lung, the bullet passing out under his shoulder blade just missing the heart, according to the report. 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Baby Joan Richardson, the eighteen-monthly old swimmer, may be on hand to welcome the visitors, and there will be a visit to the Marine Laboratory of the California Institute of Technology at Corona del Mar. In the evening there will be dancing at the famous Rendezvous Ballroom and perhaps a picture to see at the Ritz. For fishing enthusiast there will be trips to the big barges stationed off Newport Beach, while others may fish from the pier if they prefer. Of course, ladies will accompany the male contingent and it is expected that most all the newspapers listed in the Southland will have one or more representatives in attendance. Chairman Sam Meyer of the Committee on "Press" day in the next few days will appoint special sub-committees to handle each feature of the entertainment. Placentia Parlor Holds Picnic Friday SMITTY SAYS Well here is one week when the only one on the grease is Smitty himself in person . . . So there you are Ray, I'll give you a break you can pinch-hit for me if you want to . . . or shall I tell the folk what you'd say anyway . . . well guess maybe I better not . . . it wouldn't be right to print that kind of language. Most of you folk know that we are moving into a new office and I'm hoping that I can make some new "enemies" that I can razz a little and then I'll have some new thoughts to go with the new office. My old college chum Doc Pallasard is still with us at the Pickwick hotel, so they tell me. Yes, o, yes, he's one of the "Jones Boys from Chicago." Just had a couple callers wanting to know the "how come" they couldn't find any doors open in the new building and we even had the back door of the old office locked . . . you know a couple of those boys all dressed up in khaki? Police officers generally, but . . . Cops to you. Made a trip to Bakersfield last Saturday and found that nothing has changed up there, the heat's the same and they still get a "fair" price for gasoline. Funny thing, the higher you go on the ridge route the higher the gas price . . . and I'm not talking about altitude either. K. B. Rigby must have heard about that gag we pulled in the paper last week about losing some big fish. He office, while K. B. lubricated his throat with aqua pura, oiled up his penell wih the proper amount of saliva, kerosene around a bit and then started spouting gas about the year to come. And he had himself surrounded with discipline of John D. who were introduced president of this and that Rotary club in other cities in the county. He had a citrus manufacturer for a vice president who has agreed to manufacture grape fruit that will simultaneous squirt in both eyes of anyone attempting to "slip something over" and lawyer for if sergeant-at-arms . Um-m-m . . Mr. Rotarian . . you ju cant win. 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Schick Injector RAZOR MAGAZINE REPEATING RAZOR CO. 930 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. Sales Representatives: Harold P. Ritchie & Co., Inc., 40 E. 34th St. N.Y. Made a trip to Bakersfield last Saturday and found that nothing has changed up there, the heat's the same and they still get a "fair" price for gasoline. Funny thing, the higher you go on the ridge route the higher the gas price . . . and I'm not talking about altitude either. K. B. Rigby must have heard about that gag we pulled in the paper last week about losing some big fish. He has proof that he caught some trout because he left them with a fellow Rotarian who was camped near him. . . He also came back with a nice bunch of pictures but failed to snap one of the trout . . . isn't it funny how those Rotary guys stick together on their stories? Speaking of K. B., we warned the Rotary club some time ago that when they elected him to the presidency that everything would be oil rite. 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