anaheim-gazette 1957-07-18

HOSPITAL VOLUNTEER—One of the 150 Shriners Hospital volunteers is Mrs. Ernest Lancaster (right). Here she is registering young Robin Gabe, 2 years, at the outpatient clinic with Robin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gabe. Proceeds from the sixth annual Shrine Pageant, July 31, go to the crippled children's hospital. FAR-REACHING PLANS for Bellehurst, the planned major quality home development recently announced for the Orange County Area, are here discussed by Wilfred D. Windisch (right), one of the Bellehurst developers; R. M. McIntyre (left), sales manager of Southern Counties Gas Co.'s Orange County Division; and Bill LaTourette, O'Keefe and Merritt. The Bellehurst luxury kitchens will be equipped with O'Keefe and Merritt built-in gas ranges. Talks Recorded By Toastmasters The chance to hear themselves as others hear them was given members of Fullerton Toastmasters No. 1205, at their last meeting. Table topic speeches were tape recorded and played back for the benefit of the members. Table topics trophy was awarded to Howard Lusk, who expounded on the subject, "Guest in My House", 'Best Speaker' honors went to Ralph Gillman, who discussed "Rambling and Bragging", a first person account of his life to date. Hugh Cook won 'Most Improved Speaker' award with his moving appeal for consideration to retarded children labeled, "Children Limited". At the next regular meeting Toastmaster John Titus will introduce the evening speakers including Bob Gallager, Ted Hahn, Russ Svleven and Bob Knickrehm. Table topics will be led by Dave Hammond, with Jack Francis as general evaluator. Toastmasters No. 1205 holds regular dinner meetings each Tuesday evening at "The Mill", near the Fullerton Airport. Men interested in membership should contact Bob Gallager at KEystone. New Appointment To Co. CD Office Joining the Office of Civil Defense of the County of Orange, is Will H. Perry, Jr., of Anaheim, as a Deputy Director, it was announced today by Willis H. Warner, Chairman, Board of Supervisors. Perry, a former resident of Modoc County where he was engaged in ranching, has had a background of fire administration and general business management. The 31 year-old deputy director served in the Korean campaign as a First Lieutenant in the 25th Infantry Division. He is married and the father of three children. His work in the Civil Defense Department of Orange County will be principally in the organizational field, according to R. I. (Cuba) Morris, Assistant Director and head of the CD program. Perry will assist Morris in other aspects of the office including special assignments. Other staff members of the department include Spurgeon Sparks, Deputy Director, and the office management staff including Mrs. Helen Turnbough and Toastmaster John Titus will introduce the evening speakers including Bob Gallager, Ted Hahn, Russ Svleven and Bob Knickrehm. Table topics will be led by Dave Hammond, with Jack Francis as general evaluator. Toastmasters No. 1205 holds regular dinner meetings each Tuesday evening at "The Mill", near the Fullerton Airport. Men interested in membership should contact Bob Gallager at KEystone 5-5039. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE (Pub. July 11, 18 and 25, 1957.) LEGAL NOTICE Office of the Anaheim Eucalyptus Water Company, 7541 South Dowling, Anaheim, Orange County, California. There is delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment No. 20 levied on the 25th day of May, 1957, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: Cert. No. No. Shares Amount Maguel Alvarez 846 .50 1.50 Joe Arias Jr. 890 5.00 15.00 Sam Arnold 987 8.50 25.50 Sam Arnold ) C. W. Pick ) Elizabeth Pick ) 989 1.00 2.00 Glovanni Cassella 586 10.00 20.00 Roy L. Coffey 970 1.00 2.00 Refugio DeLeon 826 7.00 21.00 Joe Garcia 983 .40 1.20 Lean Olhuan 966 7.00 21.00 William Grewer 1001 1.00 2.00 Joe Guerrero 985 .40 1.20 Joe Hernandes 777 .50 1.50 Martin Rightower 1026 10.00 20.00 William Horn 948 1.50 4.50 Charles Hunt 906 20.00 60.00 Archie M. Koyi 1022 5.00 15.00 Carl Lamke 941 5.00 15.00 Louis Martinez 848 1.50 4.50 James Mahlo 583 10.00 30.00 Grady Neal 972 1.00 3.00 George Negrette 502 .50 1.50 Adrian Peres 1002 .50 1.50 Clovia Phillips 796 5.00 15.00 Frank Sagara 1006 4.72 14.26 Frank Sagara 1005 .28 .28 Toshiho Blotani 1013 12.50 27.50 Mattie Stricklin 684 1.00 2.99 Harold Sweet 912 .1.99 2.99 Nellie Cline 462 .1.99 2.99 And in accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors on the Fifth Day of May, 1957, so many shares of stock as may be necessary will be sold at the office of the Anaheim Eucalyptus Water Company, at the pumping plant Fall South Dowling Ave Anaheim, Orange County, California on the last day of August '197, at $ P.M., to pay delinquent assessments thereon, together with the cost of advertising and expense of same. ANAHEIM EUCALYPTUS WATER COMPANY by Walter A. Kempin, Secor, Auto Influx Sets New Record in State, Southland Automobile Influx Into California and the southland continued record-breaking pace during first half of 1957, the Automobile Club of Southern California reported today. Some 827,080 out-of-state cars carrying 2,206,223 passengers entered California in the past six months compared to 816,910 cars with 2,133,354 passengers during the same period in 1956, the Club said. The cars that entered southern California in the first half of 1957 represents a five and one-half percent increase over the 441,327 entries at the semi-annual mark last year. In 1961, when the new 1,050-acre site for the California State Fair and Exposition is expected to be ready and operating, Aug. 28-Sept. 8, it will have been exactly 100 years since the fair was permanently established in Sacramento. Lela Kavanaugh, president of the Minnesota State Soil Long Beach, has announced annual picnic will be held July 21, at Bixby Park Beach. 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