anaheim-gazette 1937-06-10

Month's Reports Made To Council Department Heads Review Activities During Last 30 Days Reports of the activities of the various departments of the city government were made Tuesday evening at the regular meeting of the city council. City Treasurer Charles Boege reported a total of $199,122.03 in the treasury. Of the total $153,-407.22 is in the general fund and $5,409.87 in the special gas tax fund. Delinquent taxes collected in May amounted to $625,34, while current taxes collected were $104,-22. Taxes collected since November 1 total $74,913.58. Receipts in the public service department last month were $22,032.11. Forty six cases were handled in the city court and $812 collected in fines. Twenty-five persons paid fines, 16 were sent to jail for failure to pay fines, four cases were juveniles and one was a felony. Arrests by the police department totaled 44 of which 22 were drunks, 11 drunk drivers, three grand theft suspects and the remainder miscellaneous. Anaheim's sewage flow was 30,-357,100 gallons or 25.48 per cent of the entire flow for sections two, three, four and five. Five fire alarms were answered with no damage reported. Three were grass fires and two were automobiles. The welfare department spent $33.56 and made 126 home or office calls. Aid was rendered to 10 families. MORE ABOUT High School (Continued from Page 1) choral number of the senior members of the senior glee club and a vocal solo by Rosemary Ramm. Student speakers will be Charlotte Fallis and Alma Fischer, salutatorians, and Jean Condie, valedictorian. The class memorial will be presented by Ray Heinze, president of the class, and will be accepted by William Llewellyn, student body president for 1938. Ramm Gives Diplomas Clayes will present the class and the diplomas will be awarded by Henry Ramm, president of the board of trustees. Senior class officers are Ray Heinze, president, Robert Knapp, vice president, Junne Skinner, secretary, John Swain, treasurer and Robert Quast, yell leader. The class flower is 'gardenia' and the motto is "Achievement is Better Than Fame." The high school orchestra will play the processional for the baccalaureate services, which will be followed by a song by the Mozart girls' double quartet and the invocation by the Rev. B. Kells Swenerton. Chorus To Sing The audience will join in singing a hymn and the Rev. W. I. Cough will read the Scripture lesson. The mixed chorus will sing Christianson's "Beautiful Savior" with Betty Burden, Lois Miller and Margaret Van Zee singing the unison solo. Rev. Hunziker's sermon will be followed by a hymn by the audience and the benediction by the Rev. H. S. Beaver. Daughter Born to Edward Boswells MORE ABOUT Sewer Survey (Continued from Page 1) feasibility of reducing the size of line from 27 inches and 30 inches to 24 inches and 27 inches, or lower. Nothing definite was decided, due largely to the uncertainty whether Orange will remain in the district. That city has not received a decision on its application to the state board of health for permission to construct its own reclamation plant. Repairs Required The consensus of opinion of the board members was that the part of section two which has been designated as poor should be rebuilt as soon as possible regardless of federal aid or what is to be done with section one. Several expressed the opinion that if an agreement on section one cannot be reached with Santa Ana the best action would be to forget the rebuilding of that line or to lay a parallel line. Grover Walters reported on the inspection trip of the ocean end line which has been recently repaired. He declared that a thorough inspection failed to reveal any signs of leaks in the line. It is the present plan to remove the sheet pilings on the ocean end but to leave the trestle in place. No figure on cost of the repairs was given. CASE DROPPED Everett Henderson was freed today by City Judge Frank Tausch when he appeared for trial on a petty theft charge. He was released when the complain was withdrawn. Virtue is like a new car. After you get one dent in the fender, a few more don't seem to matter. Christianson's "Beautiful Savior" with Betty Burden, Lois Miller and Margaret Van Zee singing the unison solo. Rev. Hunziker's sermon will be followed by a hymn by the audience and the benediction by the Rev. H. S. Beaver. Daughter Born to Edward Boswell Mrs. Edward Boswell and her infant daughter returned to their home yesterday from the Fullerton Cottage Hospital where the baby was born on Memorial Day. The daughter who has been named Majorie Clarine, is the first child born to Mr. and Mrs. Beswell, who live at 705 S Los Angeles street. Beauty is at its Peak ZION-BRYCE GRAND CANYON YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL Parks Summer heightens the glories of Yellowstone. It's also the ideal time to view the towering cliffs of Zion Canyon—the interesting and odd multi-colored formations in Bryce—the stupendous depths and beauty of Grand Canyon. Enjoy your heritage of nature's gorgeous splendor. LOW COST ALL-EXPENSE TOURS Visit these National Parks on a Union Pacific personally escorted tour. Extremely low rates cool, clean air-conditioned trains. For complete information R. A. PARKER Agent, Anaheim, Union Pacific Station, Phone 3519 THE PROGRESSIVE UNION PACIFIC AVALON FISH MARKET 244 E. CENTER STREET (Across from Alpha Beta Market) BARRACUDA lb. 15¢ Fillet Halibut Sliced Halibut Fillet Sole Sliced Salmon Fillet Sea Bass Sliced Yellowtail Sliced Sea Bass Finan Haddie Sword Fish Steaks Fresh Shrimps Sandabs Fresh Mackerel Scallops Salt Herring Salt Mackerel MORE ABOUT Flag Day (Continued from page 1) y and the erection of the floral by officers of the Elks lodge. erection of the bell will close program. Flag Ceremony The flag ceremony offers a final history of the United States flag. Accompanied by a guard each of the various which have represented this nation, from the one established for the signing of the Declaration of Independence to the presflag, will be brought into the and placed around the keeper's platform. The program at the club, to which the public is invited will at 8 o'clock. Groups Listed organizations participating in parade, which forms at the section of Lemon and Sycae streets at 7 o'clock, are British War Veterans' life and corps, Woman's Relief Corps, fighters of the American Revolution, American Legion posts and militaries of Anaheim, Fullerton, La Habra Child is Victim of Reaper Rosealin Clark, 10, resident of La Habra for the past eight years, passed away last Thursday evening at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sorenson. 216 S. Hiatt street, La Habra after a brief illness. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Collins Douglas Clark; three brothers, Kenneth, Douglas and Richard Clark; and one sister, Virginia Clark, all of Cedar City, Utah. The body was prepared for shipment to Cedar City, by the Hilgenfeld funeral home. Buena Park and Placentia, Veterans of Foreign Wars posts and auxiliaries of Anaheim and Fullerton, national guard, Blackburn's boys band of Long Beach, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Anaheim Elks drum corps. The Elks huge American flag will also be carried in the parade. The parade route is Lemon street, to Center street, to Olive street, return to Los Angeles street, to Elks clubhouse at Sycamore street. EAST CENTER AT EMILY WEST CENTER AT PALMI LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED It's a Pleasure to Trade at th OLD DUTCH 3 cans 18 CLEANSER Super-Creamed DIGESTIBLE CRISCO 3 lb. 56¢ SWIFT'S FINEST SHORTENING Formay 3 lb. 52¢ HILLS COFFEE 1-lb. Red can 27 RED CAN 2-lb. 52c OLIVES NATURAL 2 No.1 25¢ tall CURED JUMBO 28¢ 2 No.1 29¢ BOLO qt. 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