anaheim-gazette 1952-03-14

Attend Church Christian Science The importance of building on a firm spiritual foundation is illustrated in the Lesson-Sermon on "Substance" in Christian Science churches on Sunday. The Golden Text is from II Timothy (2:19): "The foundation of God standeth sure; having this seal, The Lord knoweth them that are his." Scriptural selections include these words of Jesus from Matthew's Gospel: "Whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock. And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them nor shall be likened unto a foolish man, which built his house upon the sand: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell; and great was the fall of it" (7:24-27). Mary Baker Eddy declares in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures;" "We cannot build safely on false foundations." "The objects we pursue and the spirit we manifest reveal our standpoint, and show what we are winning." (pp. 201, 239). Bethel Baptist Bethel Baptist church welcomes their pastor, Rev. Berthold Jacksteit back to the pulpit Sunday morning after a two weeks absence. Rev. Jacksteit has been conducting evangelistic meetings for the First Baptist Church of Elk Grove, Calif. Sunday morning the pastor will continue with the third in a series of sermons on "Faith's Greatest Affirmation", when he speaks on "The Man From' Nazareth." Sunday evening Rev. Jacksteit's message will be taken from Paul's letter to the Romans, the subject being, "Love's Labor Is Not Lost." First Presbyterian "Our Living Christ" is the subject of the Rev. Howard S. Congdon's sermon to be delivered in the 10:54 a.m. service Sunday at First Presbyterian church: Church school begins at 9:45 a.m. Local Lakes Open For Fishing Soon Southland Izaak Waltons were reminded today by the Outing Bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California of the opening dates at some local fishing spots. Lake Henshaw, which has more water than any time in the past three years, opens April 5. White Temple Methodist A panel of three Anheim physicians will discuss the latest findings in psychosomatic medicine and the relationship of faith to healing at the regular Sunday evening service at White Temple Methodist church at 7 p.m. Dr. Ben Klaumann of the staff of the Veterans hospital at Long Beach and Drs. Edward and Dorothy Jordt will sit as a panel and present the scientific and medical testimony in the current series of evening services on the forgotten gospel of healing which is being rediscovered by the so-called "orthodox" churches. White Temple, which already has the record of selling more religious books to its members for popular reading than any other Methodist church in Southern California, has opened an extensive department in books on this theme, under the supervision of Mrs. C. I. Andrews. At the 10:50 a.m. morning service, Rev. Frank E. Butterworth will preach on "Living Joyously"—his third sermon in a series during Lent on "close-ups of the Master." Mary Baker Eddy declares in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" "We cannot build safely on false foundations." "The objects we pursue and the spirit we manifest reveal our standpoint, and show what we are winning." (pp. 201, 239). Wesley Methodist "The Magic that Moves Mountains" is the subject on which the Rev. William McKinley Walker will preach in the 11 am service Sunday at Wesley Methodist church. Local Lakes Open For Fishing Soon Southland Izaak Waltons were reminded today by the Outing Bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California of the opening dates at some local fishing spots. Lake Henshaw, which has more water than any time in the past three years, opens April 5. At Lake Sherwood the opening day of the season is March 29. The lake is reported quite full. San Vicente lake will open April 16, and Irvine lake on May 1. At Irvine, boats should be reserved in advance for the opening day and all weekends. Hensen Dam is near full and has been stocked, the Outing Bureau said. There is no closed season. However, Railroad Canyon, which is also full and is stocked, will not open this season. ROTARIANS TO HEAR TRAVELING BISHOP Methodist Bishop J. Wascom Pickett will be the speaker Monday for the regular luncheon meeting of the Anaheim Rotary club; it was revealed today by Program Chairman Adolf Schoepe, who said the Bison's visit is being arranged through the cooperation of the Rev. Frank Butterworth of White Temple Methodist church. Conrad Runze, 975 Encanaada dr., La Habra, has been appointed assistant chief of material for the Anaheim division of Northrop Aircraft; Mc., Richard R. Nolan, Division manager, has announced. Midgley, Cycling Cinematographer, At Forum Monday Stan Midgley, the "cycling cinematographer" always popular with Anaheim forum audiences, returns to AUHS auditorium on Monday, March 17 to present his illustrated talk on "Canada." One of the programs currently being presented by the Anaheim union evening high school, the entire presentation is open to the public. The program starts at 7:30 p.m. Midgley's rich color movies, whimsically narrated by the bicycling photographer himself, cover the breathtakingly beautiful Canadian Rockies. World famous scenery including Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, the Columbia icefield, Malligne Lake, Yoho Valley, Emerald Lake, Mt. Robson Park with its Valley of a Thousand Falls, and beautiful Tonquin Valley are visited. Midgley's camera additionally captures wild animal closeups, stirring panoramas and beauty spots seldom photographed. The program is one in a series arranged by Principal W. Ralph Focht as an adult education series on "Travel in North America." WE OWE OUR SUCCESS TO YOU! Come and help us celebrate our 5th anniversary in Northern Orange County We are very grateful for the host of friends we have come to know, and we shall continue striving to serve to merit your patronage. WE OWE OUR SUCCESS TO YOU! Come and HELP US CELEBRATE our 5th ANNIVERSARY IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY We are very grateful for the host of friends we have come to know, and, we shall continue striving to serve to merit your patronage. HOST and OWNER YET LIN SON GEORGE, ON LEAVE From American Army in Korea HOSTESS and OWNER MRS. YET LIN SERVING FULL COURSE CHINESE' DINNERS and THICK, JUICY STEAKS Quick Service to Busy People Who Want to Get Back to Work on Time Really Something NEW Try Our BREADED TURKEY STEAK Lunch ... $65c Soup or Salad, Vegetable and Potatoes, Ice Cream for Dessert Dinner ... $1.20 COMPLETE Free Cake ask for the well Decorated Cake FREE FOR PARTIES of 10 or more Minimum order $1.30 per person on 2 DAY NOTICE CHUNGKING . CHOP SUEY CAFE LARGEST and OLDEST CHINESE RESTAURANT IN ORANGE COUNTY 327 EACH CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM PHONE 4519 VISIT OUR ORIENTAL GIFT SHOP NEXT DOOR—The ONLY Chinese Gift Shop in Orange Co. Here's a Story Straight from Grimm's: Fairy Type, of Course BY ED CREAGH WASHINGTON (E)—Once upon a time, as March 15 crept up on him, a certain taxpayer fell to brooding about the high cost—to him—of running the government. And so he looked through the fine print of the tax laws, and there he discovered a loophole. "Medical expenses," it said there, included "amounts paid for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, or for the purpose of affecting any structure or function of the body." So happily, the taxpayer listed such "medical expenses" as: Food $1,520 Clothing 600 Cigarettes 150 Liquor 260 Rent 1,200 Television Set 250 The Internal Revenue Bureau, of course, turned him down on all these deductions. But he carried the matter to court—and won out on almost every item! This reduced his net income, for tax purposes, to zero. And the only flaw in an otherwise delightful story is that the taxpayer is purely imaginary and so is the court decision in his favor. Both were made up by John P. Hodgkin, a certified accountant for Price, Waterhouse & Co. Here's a Story Straight from Grimm's: Fairy Type, of Course BY ED CREAGH WASHINGTON (E)—Once upon a time, as March 15 crept up on him, a certain taxpayer fell to brooding about the high cost—to him—of running the government. And so he looked through the fine print of the tax laws, and there he discovered a loophole. "Medical expenses," it said there, included "amounts paid for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, or for the purpose of affecting any structure or function of the body." So happily, the taxpayer listed such "medical expenses" as: Food $1,520 Clothing 600 Cigarettes 150 Liquor 260 Rent 1,200 Television Set 250 The Internal Revenue Bureau, of course, turned him down on all these deductions. But he carried the matter to court—and won out on almost every item! This reduced his net income, for tax purposes, to zero. And the only flaw in an otherwise delightful story is that the taxpayer is purely imaginary and so is the court decision in his favor. Both were made up by John P. Hodgkin, a certified accountant for Price, Waterhouse & Col. Here's a Story Straight from Grimm's: Fairy Type, of Course BY ED CREAGH WASHINGTON (E)—Once upon a time, as March 15 crept up on him, a certain taxpayer fell to brooding about the high cost—to him—of running the government. And so he looked through the fine print of the tax laws, and there he discovered a loophole. "Medical expenses," it said there, included "amounts paid for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, or for the purpose of affecting any structure or function of the body." So happily, the taxpayer listed such "medical expenses" as: Food $1,520 Clothing 600 Cigarettes 150 Liquor 260 Rent 1,200 Television Set 250 The Internal Revenue Bureau, of course, turned him down on all these deductions. But he carried the matter to court—and won out on almost every item! This reduced his net income, for tax purposes, to zero. And the only flaw in an otherwise delightful story is that the taxpayer is purely imaginary and so is the court decision in his favor. Both were made up by John P. Hodgkin, a certified accountant for Price, Waterhouse & Col. Here's a Story Straight from Grimm's: Fairy Type, of Course BY ED CREAGH WASHINGTON (E)—Once upon a time, as March 15 crept up on him, a certain taxpayer fell to brooding about the high cost—to him—of running the government. And so he looked through the fine print of the tax laws, and there he discovered a loophole. "Medical expenses," it said there, included "amounts paid for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, or for the purpose of affecting any structure or function of the body." So happily, the taxpayer listed such "medical expenses" as: Food $1,520 Clothing 600 Cigarettes 150 Liquor 260 Rent 1,200 Television Set 250 The Internal Revenue Bureau, of course, turned him down on all these deductions. But he carried the matter to court—and won out on almost every item! This reduced his net income, for tax purposes, to zero. And the only flaw in an otherwise delightful story is that the taxpayer is purely imaginary and so is the court decision in his favor. Both were made up by John P. Hodgkin, a certified accountant for Price, Waterhouse & Col. Here's a Story Straight from Grimm's: Fairy Type, of Course BY ED CREAGH WASHINGTON (E)—Once upon a time, as March 15 crept up on him, a certain taxpayer fell to brooding about the high cost—to him—of running the government. And so he looked through the fine print of the tax laws, and there he discovered a loophole. "Medical expenses," it said there, included "amounts paid for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, or for the purpose of affecting any structure or function of the body." So happily, the taxpayer listed such "medical expenses" as: Food $1,520 Clothing 600 Cigarettes 150 Liquor 260 Rent 1,200 Television Set 250 The Internal Revenue Bureau, of course, turned him down on all these deductions. But he carried the matter to court—and won out on almost every item! This reduced his net income, for tax purposes, to zero. And the only flaw in an otherwise delightful story is that the taxpayer is purely imaginary and so is the court decision in his favor. Both were made up by John P. Hodgkin, a certified accountant for Price, Waterhouse & Col. Here's a Story Straight from Grimm's: Fairy Type, of Course BY ED CREAGH WASHINGTON (E)—Once upon a time, as March 15 crept up on him, a certain taxpayer fell to brooding about the high cost—to him—of running the government. And so he looked through the fine print of the tax laws, and there he discovered a loophole. "Medical expenses," it said there, included "amounts paid for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, or for the purpose of affecting any structure or function of the body." So happily, the taxpayer listed such "medical expenses" as: Food $1,520 Clothing 600 Cigarettes 150 Liquor 260 Rent 1,200 Television Set 250 The Internal Revenue Bureau, of course, turned him down on all these deductions. 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AUHS auditorium on March 17 to present his talk on "Canada." The programs currently rented by the Anaheim mining high school, the entation is open to the program starts at rich color movies narrated by the photographer himself, breathtakingly beautiful Rockies. World fairy including Banff, Jasper, the Columbia Malligne Lake, Yoho merald Lake, Mt. Robb with its Valley of a Falls, and beautiful valley are visited. Camera additionally wild animal closeups, animamas and beauty film photographed. Program is one in a series Principal W. Ralph an adult education travel in North America. YOU! RATE MGE COUNTY now, and we the matter to court—and won out on almost every item! This reduced his net income, for tax purposes, to zero. And the only flaw in an otherwise delightful story is that the taxpayer is purely imaginary and so is the court decision in his favor. Both were made up by John P. Hodgkin, a certified accountant for Price, Waterhouse & Co., Philadelphia, who wrote a tongue-in-cheek piece on the subject in the current issue of "Taxes." a magazine published by Commerce Clearing House, Inc., of Chicago. Officials at the Internal Revenue Bureau here were much amused by the article and said they felt sure nobody would take it seriously enough to claim any of the "recommended" deductions—all of which actually are personal expenses and can't be deducted. The imaginary court in the article, however, takes a more liberal view: Food, for example, is held to be a medical expense because it is necessary for the prevention of malnutrition, pellagra and starvation. Clothing is ruled deductible since it prevents frostbite and sunburn—and also because the non-wearing of it will lead to prolonged incarceration in the local cooler," which would be bad for mental and physical health. Cigarettes? They may, as some magazine articles say, be bad for the health. If so, they obviously are "affecting a function of the body," as the tax law puts it—and the law doesn't say the effect on the body has to be favorable. Liquor: "Even a small intake results in impairment of the mental processes, thickening of the speech and loss of equilibrium." Since all the above are functions Local Realists Mobilitize to Register Voters Anaheim Realty Board will do its utmost to insure a 100 per cent Future Nurses of AUHS held their annual cake sale this week. The price of the cakes was five cents a slice. The girls who were on the committee were: Delores Coelho, Betty Murphy, Sandra Johannes, Barbara Perry and many more of the club members. FHA of Anaheim are planning a taco sale March 18 and 19. For the benefit of the people observing Lent, bean tacos will be served. The price is 20 cents for hamburger. 15 cents for beans. The Future Homemakers of Anaheim have held many of these sales, and they always go over with a "bang." "Colonist Band," under the direction of Bill Cook, traveled to Fremont today, and presented a 50 minute program. Picking a wide choice of songs, the band played "Jubilee," "A Walking Tune," "Three Gaybrielles," "Waggery for Woodwinds," "Carribean Fantasy," "Rio Alta," "Concertino," and a featured attraction was Mike Gerber on his alto sax, playing "March of the Steelmen" and "Joshua." The Anaheim chapter of the FFA last Saturday held a basketball tournament in which they placed third. There were six schools competing. Tustin secured the championship, Brea captured consolation, with the remainder placing in this order, Anaheim, Newport, Garden Grove and Fullerton. "Previews of Progress" was the name of the assembly Thursday morning, presented by General Motors. New chemicals and inventions were shown, and such as synthetic rubber and jet planes were illustrated Every student EDITH MILLS, Judge MARGARET VINCENT, Judge PRECINCT NO. 2 shall include all the area emblazoned that portion of the Anaheim District lying and being West Center line of Orange Street South of the center line of Street and least of the Centre Lemon Street, in which prefect POLLING PLACE shall be Thomas Jefferson School. 504 East South Street, Anaheimaia, in said District. Officers of Election for said PESSIE FITZPATrick. Inspector ESTHER MOIST, Judge OLADYS DLANKHEYER, Judge PRECINCT NO. 3 shall include all the area emblazoned that portion of the Anaheim District lying and being West Center line of Lemon Street South of the center line of Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west of the Centre West Street, south of the Centre Curtor line of Sewat Street west Local Realtors Mobilize to Register Voters Anaheim Realty Board will do its utmost to ensure a 100 percent registration for the June 3 primary election and the general election in November, Frances Backs president, revealed this morning at the organization's breakfast meeting in the Spanish Kitchen. A special registration committee is to be organized under the leadership of Elmer Thill. "Our first objective is to work with other local groups in registering all persons eligible to vote," Miss Backs said. All members of the Reality Board have assured her that they are registered already, Miss Backs said, and each of them will assist in getting other citizens to register prior to the April 10 deadline. Miss Backs, 225 N. Claudina and Thelma Reagan, 918 W. Center st., have been deputized as registrars and will make registration appointments. "In order further to assist voters after they have been registered," Miss Backs said, "members of the board are considering closing their offices or making their employees available on election day to transport to the polls those voters who may lack transportation and might thus be deprived of their right to vote." Among the Maryland and Virginia counties, a species of fish, are known as bugfight, oldwife, alewife, greentail, and chebog. "Previews of Progress" was the name of the assembly Thursday morning, presented by General Motors. New chemicals and inventions were shown, and such as synthetic rubber and jet planes were illustrated. Every student and faculty member was silent and amazed during the entire program. Thanks to General Motors for their fine program. Rehearsals for "Good News," are now under way. Leads in this mammoth production have the greatest share of work and constant practicing, but the dancing chorus deserve a lot of credit. Every night from 2:45 to 4:30 they practice every second, under the guidance of Mrs Bayard and Mrs Elliott, physical education teachers at Anaheim. AURS Drama club will send a cast of five for "The Pink Dress" to compete in the Pasadena Playhouse One-Acet Play tournament, during the week of March 24. Those competing are Leah Gerber, Mary Jo Dunnean, Jerry Parrow, Pat Dear, Luck goes with these kids from every Colonist. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "SUBSTANCE" 11 A.M. SUNDAY 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Health 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Sundays and Holidays LEGAL NOTICES OW: Anaheim, Pasadena, March 16, 21. NOTICE OF ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in qualified electors of ANAHEIM SCHOOL DISTRICT of the County of Orange, State of California, that is in compliance with law, an election will be held on the 14th day of May, 1937. Said District between the hours 7:00 o'clock AM and 7:00 p.m., during which spring and fall, which hours the polls shall open. That said election is for the purpose of electing: One (1) member of the Board of Education for the unacquired term ending on July 1, 1934. Two (2) members of the Board of Education to hold office for the full term of three (3) years. The purpose of holding election, the School District shall be it is hereby divided into five election precincts numbered 1 to inclusive, and the persons herein named, being competent and qualified electors of said District and their respective election precinct hereby appointed officers of elections hereinafter designated, to be in their respective election preset as appropriate sex forth; and state of election shall conduct sale and return thereof meant to law. The voting precinct polling place election officers duty determined appointed are as follows: ECINCT NO. 1 It includes all the great embraced portion of the Anaheim School district lying and being East of the latter line of Orange Street, in which the POLLING PLACE shall be at the Anaheim Lincoln School building, 1200 East Center Street, Anaheim, California; in said District officers of Election for said Precinct: BISSE VINCENT. ECINCT NO. 2 It include all the area embraced in portion of the Anaheim School district lying and being West of the latter line of Origan Street, and north of the center line of Center Street and East of the Center line of Origan Street, in which preset the POLLING PLACE shall be at the Jefferson School Building, East South Street, Anaheim, California; in said District officers of Election for said Precinct: SSIE FITZPATRICK. ANAHEIM GAZETTE FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1937 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BUILDING FAX BY CARL NEYER See., Orange Co. Beltran, Aden. This is the third article which relates to more enjoyable living through quieter houses. It has been pointed out that one story houses are basically quieter than two story homes, and that there are several ways to design and furnish a living room to the advantage of quieter living. Two other rooms are normal noise makers, the kitchen and the bathroom, so let's turn our attention to them. The chitter or dishes, or pots and pans are often merry music—if you happen to be in the mood for such melodies. But there are times when the banishing of clambers and the changing of pots and pans drive one to the verge of nervous screaming. So—plan your home with a view to reducing such undesirable noise. The sinkboard, for example, instead of being the investment item that is often popular, will be quiet if mistreated; if it made of wood with a covering of water repellent niobium or rubber. Plan too, to have ample space for pots and pans so that each one can fit against a wall without touching its neighbor. Also, if the wall where the pots and pans touch it is covered with a sound absorbing material, such as pressed cork, or niobium—presto, there is far less water repellent, material, plywood, limeoleum; etc. And the floor itself if made of sound absorbing material will reduce the otherwise resounding noise of shoe on hard flooring. Minor details you may ask. Yes, but these minor details become major problems unless met at the proper time. And for greater living enjoyment in a home, the proper time is planning time. GOVERNER Earl Warren had designated this as "Library Week in California." In proclaiming the week, the governor said: "Libraries play an important part in our daily life by making readily available informational, inspirational and recreational resources for people of all ages." HANFORD (P) — Precipitation figures for the month of February show rainfall in the Kings river stream basin was 230 per cent above the seasonal normal. BAKERSFIELD (P) — Bakerfield is making plans to combat possible floods from the record Sierra snowpack this spring. Mayor Frank Sullivan yesterday named a committee which will organize a flood-disaster unit. PLACE YOUR SECTOR WITH MILLS, RECINCT NO. 2 will include all the area embraced in portion of the Anaheim School district lying and being West of the center line of Orange Street, North of the center line of Center Street, West of the center line of Lemon Street, South of the center line of Sycamore set west of the center line of Burton Street, South of the center line of Burton Street in which precinct the POLLING PLACE shall be the Benjamin Franklin School building, 521 Water Street, Anaheim, Calinia, in said District. cerrs of Election for said Precinct: BESIE FITZPATRICK, SECTOR THER MOIST, RECINCT NO. 3 will include all the area embraced in portion of the Anaheim School district lying and being West of the center line of Orange Street, North of the center line of Center Street, West of the center line of Lemon Street, South of the center line of Sycamore set west of the center line of Burton Street, South of the center line of Burton Street in which precinct the POLLING PLACE shall be the Benjamin Franklin School building, 521 Water Street, Anaheim, Calinia, in said District. cerrs of Election for said Precinct: BESIE FITZPATRICK, SECTOR THER MOIST, RECINCT NO. 4 will include all the area embraced in portion of the Anaheim School district lying and being North of the center line of Orange Street, North of the center line of Center Street, West of the center line of Lemon Street, South of the center line of Sycamore set west of the center line of Burton Street, South of the center line of Burton Street in which precinct the POLLING PLACE shall be the Benjamin Franklin School building, 521 Water Street, Anaheim, Calinia, in said District. cerrs of Election for said Precinct: BESIE FITZPATRICK, SECTOR THER MOIST, RECINCT NO. 5 will include all the area embraced in portion of the Anaheim School district lying and being North of the center线 of Orange Street, North of the center线 of Center Street, West of the center线 of Lemon Street, South of the center线 of Sycamore set west of the center线 of Burton Street, South of the center线 of Burton Street in which precinct the POLLING PLACE shall be the George Washington School building, 282 East Christie eternum, Anaheim, California, in said District. cerrs of Election for said Precinct: BESIE FITZPATRICK, SECTOR THER MOIST, RECINCT NO. 6 will include all the area embraced in portion of the Anaheim School district lying and being North of the center线 of Orange Street, North of the中心线 of Center Street, West of the中心线 of Lemon Street, South of the中心线 of Sycamore set west of the中心线 of Burton Street, South of the中心线 of Burton Street in which precinct the POLLING PLACE shall be the George Washington School building, 282 East Christie eternum, Anaheim, California, in said District. cerrs of Election for said Precinct: BESIE FITZPATRICK, SECTOR THER MOIST, RECINCT NO. 7 will include all the area embraced in portion of the Anaheim School district lying and being North of the center线 of Orange Street, North of the中心线 of Center Street, West of the中心线 of Lemon Street, South of the中心线 of Sycamore set west of the中心线 of Burton Street, South of the中心线 of Burton Street in which precinct the POLLING PLACE shall be the George Washington School building, 282 East Christie eternum, Anaheim, California, in said District. cerrs of Election for said Precinct: BESIE FITZPATRICK, SECTOR THER MOIST, RECINCT NO. 8 will include all the area embraced in portion of the Anaheim School district lying and being North of the center线 of Orange Street, North of the中心线 of Center Street, West of the中心线 of Lemon Street, South of the中心线 of Sycamore set west of the中心线 of Burton Street, South of the中心线 of Burton Street in which precinct the POLLING PLACE shall be the George Washington School building, 282 East Christie etternum, Anaheim, California, in said District. cerrs of Election for said Precinct: BESIE FITZPATRICK, SECTOR THER MOIST, RECINCT NO. 9 will include all the area embraced in portion of the Anaheim School 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ANAHHEM PH: 4012 Pontiac Dealer Orange County's Oldest TODAY'S CROSS-WORD FUZZLE TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Bitter (P.) 2 Minor under guardianship 3 Wet land 4 Mining town 5 Quotured 6 Commission 7 Touch 8 With Cross, most highly skilled British decorations 9 Function 10 Change from past evil 11 Informed 12 Feminine game 13 Earthy white substance 14 Repeat 15 Single 16 Saw hides 17 Fish 18 Repose 19 Special springtime activity 20 Gry in india 21 Temporary dwelling Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: ROURY RADIO ULTIMO SUBORK MI PABAORES OVA VEZER BREAK KRIDD AKE ZMZE HARD X Y BOOK GATE MAXX ORGLES AMY PRBOS JAY OB ZAZTEA ROZATE BRIDGE XRZME Feminine name Gaelie VERTICAL 1 Notes of any subject 2 Disorderly crowd 3 Bird 4 Profit Crimp Monammal name Retresh after wearying toll Ringes Open to view God of the crown Ruminant Omm Owse Roman god of love Bedding Cyclic Country house Concepted Biting Chinese art crest society Sheepdog Fair Ticker horse Walking Style of painting Dutch port Chinese wall Stain Polynesian clothing Mooring Inside Vetch Bishop