anaheim-gazette 1960-10-06

C-6 Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1980) Additional Society Amelia Bates Wins Ribbons At County Fair Amelia Bates, 2019 S. Ninth St., a veteran of many fairs, continued to collect prize ribbons in the preserved fruit division at Los Angeles County Fair this year. Her exhibits included crabapple preserves, second; dark fig preserves, second; white fig preserves, third; plum preserves, first; concord grape jelly, first; guava jelly, third; orange jelly, third; pomegranate jelly, first; quince jelly, second. In the jam classification, she was awarded second for apricot jam; second for blackberry; second for peach; first for plum; second for plum and raspberry; first for raspberry; third for unclassified jam; third for marmalade; first for both orange and tangerine marmalades; first for apricot butter and for quince butter; second for peach butter and second for pear butter. New Arrivals at Memorial Hospital Birth announcements are in the mail for the following new citizens of Anaheim who made their arrivals at Anaheim Memorial Hospital. New Arrivals at Memorial Hospital Birth announcements are in the mail for the following new citizens of Anaheim who made their arrivals at Anaheim Memorial Hospital: A daughter, 8 lbs. 8 oz., born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lincoln Jr., 1240 Turin; a daughter, 4 lbs. 6½ oz., born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Severs, 718 Cambria St.; daughter, 5 lbs. 4 oz., to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neily, 128½ S. Illinois. A son, 5 lbs. ½ oz., to Mr. and Mrs. George Hagen, 1119 W. Diamond St.; a daughter, 8 lbs. 15 oz., to Mr. and Mrs. James Layton, 1830 W. Chalet; a daughter, 8 lbs. 15 oz., to Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, 1300 Wren St. A daughter, 7 lbs. 6½ oz., to Mr. and Mrs. James Gunterman, 611 Avon Pl.; a son, 9 lbs., to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wimer, 1606 E. Romneya Dr.; a son, 6 lbs. 8 oz., to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eldridge Jr., 1870 Orange Ave.; a daughter, 9 lbs. 2 oz., to Dr. and Mrs. James Francis, 2376 Mail; and a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis, 1728 W. Francis Dr. Centralia Teachers' Club to View Film Centralia Teachers' Club will hold its first monthly meeting of the new school year at Buena Terra School on Monday afternoon, Oct. 17, at 3:30. Mrs. Violet Vollbrecht, president, will preside. John Allen, vice-president and program chairman, in announcing the program, says a '27-minute film in sound and color will be presented. Entitled "Water and You," the film tells the story of the proposal to bring Northern California water into the Southland. A $1.75 billion bond issue for the project appears as Proposition 1 on the November ballot—largest bond issue ever to be voted on in California. The complete project indicates the program, says a 27-minute film in sound and color will be presented. Entitled "Water and You," the film tells the story of the proposal to bring Northern California water into the Southland. A $1.75 billion bond issue for the project appears as Proposition 1 on the November ballot—largest bond issue ever to be voted on in California. The complete project indicates that most of the water falls in the north part of the state where the least population is, while Southern California, where most of the population is, receives only two per cent. The film, which Allen is urging all the teachers in Centralia elementary district to see, outlines where water should logically go from north to south. 'Bosses' Night' Next Monday Directors of School Maintenance and Operations in Orange County will have "Bosses' Night" when they hold their regular monthly meeting. The dinner affair will be held Oct. 10 at 6:30 p.m. at Chungking Cafe, 327 ECenter St., Anaheim. School superintendent will be present to hear John "Sky" Dunlap of Santa Ana College speak on personnel. 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