anaheim-gazette 1955-09-22

SHE'S FAREST OF THE FAIR — Pretty Linda Muszal, 18, of Montebello, named queen of the 28th annual Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona. Selected by popular vote from among the 500 coeds at Mt. San Antonio College, she and her royal court of ten charming princesses, preside over the constant round of festivities at the huge exposition. Fair dates this year are Sept. 16 through Oct. 2. Georgia Drake fiance is attending Michigan State SHE'S FAREST OF THE FAIR — Pretty Linda Muszal, 18, of Montabello, named queen of the 28th annual Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona. Selected by popular vote from among the 500 coeds at Mr. San Antonio College, she and her royal court of ten charming princesses, preside over the constant round of festivities at the huge exposition. Fair dates this year are Sept. 16 through Oct. 2. Georgia Drake Now Engaged Mr. and Mrs. William Drake of 940 N. West St., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Georgia, to Richard Knecht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Knecht, Rapid City, S. Dakota. Miss Drake is a senior student at Colorado State college of education where she is a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. Her fiance is attending Michigan State university at East Lansing. They plan to be married next June. SECRETARIES MEET The most recent meeting of the Executive Secretaries of Orange County was a joint one with the Pomona Valley chapter and was held in Capistrano. A record attendance of 150 was noted. ERMA ELECTRONIC RECORDING MACHINE ACCOUNT AGAIN BANK OF AMERICA LEADS INTO THE FUTURE OF BAN The future of banking is here—today! For with the opment of ERMA, Bank of America brings to bankin wizardry of modern electronics. The future of banking is here—today! For with the development of ERMA, Bank of America brings to banking wizardry of modern electronics. ERMA...Electronic Recording Machine Accounting is the fabulous machine-process which will relieve personnel of tedious, time-consuming tasks, enabling to serve you better. ERMA will perform with lightning speed and accuracy the complex chores of crediting deposits, ing withdrawals, recording new balances (at the same checking for hold or stop payment orders), and doing tire job in one tenth of a second! ERMA will also remit the details of all transactions and, at the end of the turn out a complete printed statement of your account. The development of ERMA is another example of America pioneering—of its long tradition of leading ERMA required more than five busy years to design and assemble and represents the climax of our relenting search for new methods of meeting the needs of California's ever-expanding economy. Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL BORDS INSURANCE CORPORATION Like technical loots? ERMA contains 34,117 diodes, 7,879 vacuum tubes and 1,000,000 feet of wire. It generates enough heat every hour to warm 3 eight-room homes and is cooled by its own air conditioning system capable of maintaining 25 tons of ice per day. Judge Jane Arbuckle cases in Chula Vista Judge Jane Arbuckle, a resident of Anaheim for years before going to Chula Vista, died Tuesday after an extended illness. She is survived by two daughters: Mrs. Zelma P. Howery of Los Angeles and Mrs. Vera Lee Franklin of Las Vegas; one son, Edmund R. Arbuckle, Jr., of Chula Vista; one sister, Mrs. Arzealia Crocker of Wilmington; one brother, Dillard Stephenson of Washington and four grandchildren. She was a member of the Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary of Fullerton and of the Anaheim Chapter of the Royal Neighbors. Funeral services will be conducted in Hilgenfeld chapel Friday at 10 o'clock. Rev. William McKinley Walker, pastor of Wesley Methodist church, will officiate and burial will follow in the family plot in Loma Vista Memorial Park. BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Robert Maxson was hostess for a bridal shower for Vicky Ann Schneider who became the bride of Edward Gruenemay Jr., on Friday. The shower was held at the Maxson home at 1001 E. North St. Mrs. Donald Maxson of Fullerton was co-hostess. The house was decorated in pink and white for the party. Recent birth reports from local hospitals show the population count to be increased by two boys and two girls. Proud parents of girls are Mr. and Mrs. William Messeear of 11202 Linda Lola Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. George E. Young of 8732 Kathryn Ave. Welcoming the boys were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bridges of 1418 Arizona Pl.; and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Blazer of 936 Hampstead Ave. Restrict Ticket Use At Balboa Ferry The California Public Utility commission today permitted Balboa Island ferry to reschedule the use of commutation tickets purchasers and members of families. The order is effective on Oct. 9. The commission authorized sale of commute ticket's on following basis: 60-ride faction ticket at $3, or 5 cents a ride be used by the purchaser or riders of his family, and a 20-ticket for $1, also 5 cents a limited to use by the purchaser only. At present, use of the ride ticket is unrestricted. Cash fares remain at 10-a ride. Joseph A. Beek, owner of ferry, which operates between Newport Beach and Balboa Island sought the change to prevent purchase of commute ticket LAW IN ACTION JUDGE AND JURY A judge presides impartially over a court to settle disputes between two parties. As a rule, a jury is twelve persons sworn to decide the facts as proved from the evidence before them. The judge (or court) decides questions of law which arise in the trial such as proper procedure and what may be put in evidence. The judge states that the jury the law which applies to the points raised in the case. The jury resolves disputes over the facts in favor of one party or the other. It takes into account several factors: the judge may cut the figure down. A judge decides when a given fact must be settled one way or another, and he has the jury make the decision. But sometimes a reasonable man could draw only one conclusion from the evidence. If so, the judge himself may "direct" the jury how to make its verdict. At say rate, you as a juror are judge of the facts: Suppose Gardner sues Walker claiming that he saw Walker climb his fence one night, uproot and take away his prize radishes. But Walker says on that night he took a long stroll. Besides, next day he found that somebody had taken his prize petunas. He thinks the same vandal uprooted both gardens. Reasonable men might differ about these two stories, and the judge asks the jury to decide between them. He might say: proved from the evidence before them. The judge (or court) decides questions of law which arise in the trial such as proper procedure and what may be put in evidence. The judge states to the jury the law which applies to the points raised in the case. The jury resolves disputes over the facts in favor of one party or the other. It takes into account several factors: 1. Which witnesses to believe. 2. The weight of the evidence in proving certain facts. 3. The weight of particular facts in swaying the balance in favor of one party. While the law sets no certain sum for the winning party, the jury decides how much damage may be awarded, with one restriction: It may not set an unreasonably high figure as to overpay the winner. If the jury does, at any rate, you as a juror are judge of the facts: Suppose Gardner sues Walker claiming that he saw Walker climb his fence one night, uproot and take away his prize radishes. But Walker says on that night he took a long stroll. Besides, next day he found that somebody had taken his prize petunas. He thinks the same vandal uprooted both gardens. Reasonable men might differ about these two stories, and the judge asks the jury to decide between them. He might say: 1. "If you find that Mr. Walker went into Mr. Gardner's land and pulled up and carried away his radishes, then Mr. Walker is liable for the damage done." 2. "But, if you find that Mr. Walker did not, then he is not liable." NOTE: The State Bar of California offers this column for your information so that you may know more about how to act under our laws. MA MACHINE ACCOUNTING ICA LEADS THE WAY RE OF BANKING! SAFEWAY AGED TO PEAK OF FLAVOR BEEF SHORT RIBS PLATE BOILING today! For with the development of America brings to banking the pressing Machine Accounting... process which will relieve bank consuming tasks, enabling us tightning speed and complete of crediting deposits, debit balances (at the same time payment orders), and do the end ERMA will also remember and, at the end of the month, statement of your account. A is another example of Bank's long tradition of leadership. live busy years to design, represents the climax of our methods of meeting the banking expanding economy. America ASSOCIATION INSURANCE CORPORATION like chemical notes? itsins 34.117 vacuum tubes and wire. It generates every hour to warm 3 times and is cooled air conditioning capable of moving 25 tons of per day. USDA CHOICE SAFEWAY AGED TO PEAK OF FLAVOR BEEF SHORT RIBS PLATE BOILING SLICED BACON CANADIAN STYLE SKINLESS FRANK SLICED BEEF LIV GROUND BEEF Selected lean beef, made under state inspection CORNED BEEF USDA CHOICE beef. Mild cure Serve hot or sliced cold PRUNES ITALIAN VARIETY Idaho grow PERSIAN MELONS FANCY RED YAMS PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPTEMBER 22, 23, 24, 1955 AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax collected on taxable items. Your Nearest Safeway District Ticket Use Balboa Ferry The California Public Utilities Commission today permitted the Boa Island ferry to restrict use of commutation tickets tochasers and members of their families. The order is effective Oct. 9. The commission authorized the use of commute tickets on the boa island ferry at $3, or 5 cents a ride, to used by the purchaser or members of his family, and a 20-ride ticket for $1, also 5 cents a ride, limited to use by the purchaser y. At present, use of the 20-ride ticket is unrestricted. Cash fares remain at 10 cents a ride. Joseph A. Beek, owner of the ferry, which operates between Newport Beach and Balboa Island, might the change to prevent the purchase of commute tickets for distribution among non-commuters. Beek said the practice results in revenue losses and delays to schedules. TELLS OF TOUR At a recent meeting of the Orange County Speakers' Forum, Mrs. C. A. Neighbors of Anaheim described her spring and summer world tour and Mrs. Charles Pearson of this city told of her experiences in touring eastern Canada and New England recently. The next meeting is to be at the Santa Ana home of Mrs. C. P. Boyer on Oct. 11. Sally Maud Adams has received her 50-year jewel from Ruby Rebekahs Lodge of Anaheim. License to wed has been issued an Anaheim couple, Gayle Herbel of 520 S. Illinois St., and Yovonne Kay Turner of 301 E. Cypress St. distribution among non-commuters. Beek said the practice results in revenue losses and delays to schedules. A2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Tues. Sept. 22, 1894 Mrs. F. W. Kind, chairman of the Presbyterian Church Women's Fellowship rummage sale, invites the public to attend the sale today and tomorrow (Sept. 22 and 23) at Clementine and Center Sts. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ramm celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a reception in Walk-in Hall of St. John's Lutheran church in Orange. They have loved at 9292 S. Gilbert R., since 1923. BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. J. E. Schumacher and her daughters, Mrs. Phillip Quarrews and Mrs. J. R. Golden, recently gave a bridal shower at the Green Inn for Miss Edna Mae Roberts, flance of Robert D. Bruce. The bride to be was showered with lovely linens. WAY FOOD NEWS D CHEESE lb. 39¢ D CHEESE lb. 39¢ BISCUIT MIX TOMATO SOUP VANILLA WAFERS APPLESAUCE CHERUB MILK COTTAGE CHEESE SUNNYBANK MARGARINE Reg. 1-lb. 25¢ with "10c off" end seal 1-lb. 15¢ from Skylark bread Get special "10c off" end seal from loof of Skylark bread. CANTERBURY TEA NEW! Quart-Size pkg. of 24 bags 69¢ Reg. 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Serve a boiled dinner tonight lb. 9¢ BACON SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR RATH BLACK HAWK Tops in quality. Extra flavorful 1-lb. pkg. 57¢ DIAN STYLE BACON 4-lb. can 3.95 SS FRANKFURTERS SOMERSET All meat 1-lb. pkg. 39¢ BEEF LIVER Rich in iron and vitamins Excellent cooked with bacon lb. 39¢ VISKING PACK lb. 39¢ HALIBUT STEAKS Captain's Choice brand Packaged, ready for the pan 1-lb. pkg. 45¢ BONELESS BRISKET lb. 49¢ OCEAN PERCH FILLET Captain's Choice brand Quick-frozen. Ready to cook 1-lb. pkg. 35¢ IES ITALIAN VARIETY Idaho grown 2 LBS. 15¢ FULLY MATURE Sweet and juicy WHOLE lb. 5¢ SWEET, MOIST Medium size lb. 7¢ Bebair FROZEN FOODS ONLY THE FINEST fresh fruits and vegetables are frozen under the Bei All-Encel. FRENCH FRIES 2 pkgs. 9-oz. Crisp! Just heat to golden-brown color! SPINACH 2 pkgs. 12-oz. CHOPPED! Tender and flavorful. SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim