anaheim-gazette 1950-03-16

12 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, March 16, 1950 GIVE! DADY DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dady, 8083 Moody street, Buena Park, announce the birth of a daughter weighing 7 pounds, 4 ounces on Friday, March 10, in Fullerton Cottage hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Atkins, 8005 Franklin street, Buena Park, announce the birth of a son weighing eight pounds on Monday, March 13, in St. Joseph hospital. SERVICE PROGRESS DEPENDABILITY Stephen & Stephen ESCROW SERVICE Phone 6893 108 W. Broadway Anaheim, Calif. (Opposite Post Office) Print Indices To Affidavits by Offset Method SACRAMENTO, (WNS)—The Attorney General’s office ruled last week that the offset method of printing indices to affidavits of registration may be used. The ruling, which makes certain stipulations as to the use of such a printing method, was given to assemblyman Francis Dunn, of Oakland, who asked for the opinion. The attorney general held that "only those methods which can produce the required eight point Roman type on eight point body (stipulated in the code) constitute printing within the meaning of said section." "In an attempt to reach an interpretation," the opinion said, "consonant with the intent of the legislature, the general theme of cases and opinions construing the word printing has been that a result rather than any certain mechanical process was intended." But, the opinion held further, "methods other than conventional printing will comply with the statute only if they can exactly produce the required size and style." Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Seek Employees For County Jobs SANTA ANA—Orange county positions are still unfilled in several categories, according to sonnel Director David Goodmire. The county is still searching for associate hydraulic engineer at $417 to $516 salary. The engineer will work with the county flood control department. Deadline for filing application for deputy-sheriff was Wednesday, March 15. Deputy examinations for this position will be on Saturday, March 5. Other clifications that the personnel would like to fill are: equipment mechanic, general duty nurse group counselor for juveniles boys, health educator for duty the hall, laundry helper, medical librarian, both for hospital or public assistance workers, secrecy account clerk, supervising court or also for the juvenile hall, supervising public health nurses. HERNANDEZ SON Mr. and Mrs. Juventino Herrandez of La Habra announce the birth of a son weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces on Sunday, March in Orange county hospital. LEMPKE, EDWARDS FISHING Lenny Lempke and Whitey Lempke were fishing recently on Colorado River near Needles. They reported good bass and catches. NOW AT GAREY'S FIRST TIME SHOWN! 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Garey's QUALITY FURNITURE Phones KI 3-7135 Anaheim 5783 or 5787 Week Employees For County Jobs NANTA ANA—Orange county unions are still unfilled in sev-categories, according to Per-el Director David Goodman. The county is still searching for associate hydraulic engineer 417 to $516 salary. The en-er will work with the county's control department. Headline for filing applications deputy-sheriff was Wednes- March 15. Deputy examina- tor for this position will be held today, March 5. Other classi- ons that the personnel man- d like to fill are: equipment manic, general duty nurse, co counselor for juvenile hall health educator for duty at small, laundry helper, medical医ian, both for hospital duty; assistance workers, senior count clerk, supervising counsel- also for the juvenile hall, and advising public health nurse. NANDEZ SON and Mrs. Juventino Hernan- of La Habra announce the death of a son weighing 8 pounds, ounces on Sunday, March 12, Orange county hospital. PKE, EDWARDS FISHING Many Lempke and Whitey Ed- were fishing recently on the Colorado River near Needles. They used good bass and catfish fines. Co-Op Quiz Won By Local F.F.A. The sectional co-op quiz contest, sponsored by the Cooperative Farm Organization of California, was won by the Anaheim Union High School F. F. A. representatives in competition with seven other schools. The contest was held at Placentia, Tuesday evening, March 14. This tourney has been won by the high school organization several times previously, but last year the group placed second. Third and fourth year agricul-tural students, entered in the contest, had previously participated in an 'Information, Please' program arranged by the cooperatives and held in Anaheim Feb. 9. The students elicited information from a board of experts representing several co-operative associations. With a score of 84.84, the Anaheim team won over the Garden Grove group which placed second. Fullerton placed third. Individual first place award was captured by Fullerton with 38½ points out of a possible 40. Sieward took second with 37½, while Padgett placed third with 34½. Competing in the meet were teams from Garden Grove, Fullerton, Valencia, Newport, Tustin, and Orange in addition to the Anaheim representatives. Peter Fuller Dies After Long Illness Peter E. Fuller, 80, of 110 North Mainstreet, Corona, died Tuesday, March 7, at the Riverside county hospital after an extended illness. Mr. Fuller was a native of Ver- Needy Aged Roll Up 40 Per Cent For January ’50 Orange county had 40 per cent more people on its aid to the aged rolls during January, 1950, than it had in January, 1949, California Taxpayers’ association reported last week. Total aged aid case load in the county for January, 1950, reached 5,645, compared with 4,045 for January, 1949. Throughout the state, aged aid case load for January, 1950, was 37 per cent greater than for Januar- yr, 1949. January, 1950, cases reached 275,085, compared with 201,290 for January, 1949. The obnoxious provisions of Prop. No. 4, which the people re-pudiated by 400,000 majority in November, 1949, are to blame for the skyrocketing aged aid case load in California during 1949,” the Taxpayers’ association declared. WAGNER DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wagner, 8091 Monterey, Anaheim, announce the birth of a daughter, weighing 8 pounds, 13 ounces on Tuesday, March 14, in St. Joseph hospital. Anaheim merchants invite you. SACRAMENTO. (WNS) appeal to the State S- court by the Commercial company in a case involve Orange County Machine was denied in a recent c- of the court last week. The Commercial Credit pany sued the Machine Wor- promissory note represent- Competing in the meet were teams from Garden Grove, Fullerton, Valencia, Newport, Tustin, and Orange in addition to the Anaheim representatives. Peter Fuller Dies After Long Illness Peter E. Fuller, 80, of 110 North Mainstreet, Corona, died Tuesday, March 7, at the Riverside county hospital after an extended illness. Mr. Fuller was a native of Vermont although he moved to California over 50 years ago. He lived in Anaheim and vicinity for fifteen years before moving to Corona several years ago. He is survived by six sons; Earle H. Fuller of Whittier; Elsworth R. Fuller of San Francisco, Homer H. Fuller of Anaheim and Willard A. Fuller of Compton; one daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Miller of Long Beach and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted by a member of the Christian Science church on Friday, March 10, at 10:30 o'clock at Hilgenfeld chapel. Burial was in the family plot in Anaheim cemetery. MARVIN WEBB FISHES IN BAY Marvin Webb caught a seven pound, three ounces spotfin croaker, recently, in the upper bay at Newport. DOMINIC HOFFMANS FISH The Dominic Hoffmans fished at San Onofre recently and said the fishing is not too good. 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Includes Gas Range Phone KI 3-71 Anahe 5783 c 5787 Eastern Conference Champs FULLERTON JUNIOR COLLEGE'S Eastern Conference Champions are now prepping for the coming Compton NJAA Tournament to be held March 6-11. The undefeated conference team has a seasonal record of 26 wins against two setbacks. Members of the championship team are—Front row, left to right: Jerry Schmitz, Dick Hogle, Don Johnson, Bruce Bennett, Dick Hammer and Jim Schmitz. Back row: Bill Withrow, Gerald Thatcher, Anahe'm; Gil Henning, Anaheim; Coach Alex Ousley, Dick Arbenz, Alan Jackson, Harvey Thekas and Manager Harry Baas. 'Machine Works' Wins Court Case SACRAMENTO, (WNS) — An appeal to the State Supreme Court by the Commercial Credit company in a case involving the range County Machine Works as denied in a recent decision of the court last week. The Commercial Credit Company sued the Machine Works on a commissory note representing the amount unpaid on a conditional sales contract. The lower court held that the credit corporation had no case, in view of the circumstances, which involved the purchase of a machine press. "Machine Works," the decision said, "never obtained the press for which it bargained, and, as against Commercial, there is no more obligation upon it to pay the note than there is to pay the installments specified in the contract." PINK NURSERY Mr. and Mrs. Juan Ramirez of Placentia announce the birth of a daughter weighing 7 pounds, 14½ ounces on Sunday, March 12, in Orange county hospital. DAUGHTER TO CUNHAS Mr. and Mrs. Dan F. Cunha, 14212 Wagner road, Anaheim, announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday, March 14, in Fullerton General hospital. Anaheim merchants invite you. Wins Court Case SACRAMENTO, (WNS)—A n appeal to the State Supreme court by the Commercial Credit company in a case involving the range County Machine Works as denied in a recent decision on the court last week. 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