anaheim-gazette 1961-07-20

Anaheim Winners For County Fair Listed (Continued from Page 1-A) ed by their FFA groups and 4-H Clubs. Santa Ana Canyon Bobcats 4-H Club members taking firsts, seconds, and thirds were Gregory Pierce, 21041 Mohler Dr., Anaheim; and Warren Woodruff, 18201 Santa Ana Canyon Rd., Anaheim. Anaheim Frills & Skills 4-H Club winners were Tom Anderson, 849 S. Reseda, Anaheim; and Norman cBride, 1807 Diana, Anaheim. From Buena Park came winners from the Kornpoppers 4-H Club, Ronnie Harbin, 10732 Knott Ave., Anaheim; and Ted Stouder, 3352 W. Orange, Anaheim. DAIRY ANIMALS James W. Bailey, supervisor of the junior departments of the 1961 Orange County Fair, announced the blue, red and white ribbon winners in the 4-H and FFA Dairy Cattle division, and the 4-H Dairy Goat winners. Future Farmers throughout the county, taking awards included Max Raum of 1950 E. Sycamore, Anaheim. Charles Cassop of 23472 Santa Ana Canyon Rd., Anaheim—member of the Yorba Linda Cloverleaf 4-H Club—took a third for his dairy holstein Williams of 923 N. Alamo St., Anaheim. Anaheim Korn Poppers 4-H Club members taking awards were Sheila Dooley of 842 S. Knott Ave., Buena Park; Melvin McGaughy of 910 S. Western Ave., Anaheim; and George Stouder of 3352 W. Orange Ave., Anaheim. POULTRY J. J. Wolfe, supervisor of the Poultry Department, announced senior poultry winners along with the 4-H Poultry awards. George and Ted Stouder, 3352 W. Orange, Anaheim, placed high for Anaheim Kornpoppers 4-H Club. Ted Stouder of the Anaheim Korn Poppers won the 4-H Egg Laying Contest. AGRICULTURE Results of entry judging in the 1961 Orange County Fair's Senior and Junior Agriculture and Horticulture Departments were released by the fair's offices at the Costa Mesa fairgrounds. First, second, and third place winners in the department's divisions of Dry Beans and Peas. Field and Garden Seeds, Vegetables, Deciduous Fruits, Citrus Fruits, and Sub-Tropical Fruits include Larry Danker of 21111 E. Mohler Dr., Anaheim; heim; Ronald Van Keirsbhj8152 Starr St., Stanton; Jim Vicek, 900 S. Dale, heim. FEATURE EXHIBITIONS James Bailey, supervisor of the Junior Department of 1961 Orange County Fair, nounced the 4-H Clubs and nature Farmers of America' features Exhibits winners. Four organizations received $50 awards were the Ana Magnolia Farmers 4-H club; the Tustin Blue and Gold Club; the Fullerton FFA; the Orange FFA; the Price amounting to 340 each awarded to the Midway Go-Fers 4-H Club; the Ana Kornpoppers 4-H Club; Tustin FFA; and the Ana FFA. LIVESTOCK AUCTION High prices marked the ange County Fair's Livestock Auction Friday when Marilyn Rischard—owner of Buena Park Happy Hay-4-H Club—cried as her Champion of Show Fat Sale to Arnold's Farm H Restaurant of Buena Park the staggering price of per lb., a total of $308.755 rilyn lives at 18901 E. D St., Santa Ana. Compared with Frid market "going-prices" o gents per lb. for sheep; 19 per lb. for hogs; and 24½ per lb. for beef, the 4-H Gbers and Future Farmers America—selling a total o blue ribbon animals to se Future Farmers throughout the county, taking awards included Max Raum of 1950 E. Sycamore, Anaheim. Charles Cessop of 23472 Santa Ana Canyon Rd., Anaheim—member of the Yorba Linda Cloverleaf 4-H Club—took a third for his dairy holstein named "Daisy". Winners with dairy cattle and goats in the Anaheim Kornpoppers 4-H Club were Beverly Harbin of 10732 Knott Ave., Anaheim; Jana McGaugy, 910 S. Western St., Anaheim; and Ted Stouder of 3352 W. Orange Ave., Anaheim. SENIOR 4-H Rabbits from all over Southern California were entered in competition in the Senior Rabbit Department and the 4-H and FFA Junior Rabbit Departments of the 1961 Orange County Fair. Lyman Nelson, supervisor of the Senior Rabbit Dept., announced his winners today, along with the FFA chapters and 4-H clubs results. Among members of the Buena Park Happy Hayseeds 4-H Club taking awards was Steve Cahall, the Tailor Ladies and Men's Alterations 419 W. Lincoln (Center) DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM KE 3-3285 HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 F. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Senior and Junior Agriculture and Horticulture Departments were released by the fair's offices at the Costa Mesa fairgrounds. First, second, and third place winners in the department's divisions of Dry Beans and Peas, Field and Garden Seeds, Vegetables, Deciduous Fruits, Citrus Fruits, and Sub-Tropical Fruits include Larry Danker of 21111 E. Mohler Dr., Anaheim, who received eight awards, and Audrie A. Royer of 617 S. Dickel St., Anaheim, who took three awards. Winners from the Anaheim Kornpoppers are Nancy and Ronnie Harbin, 10732 Knott Ave., Anaheim. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION First, second and third place winners in the Industrial Education Department—sponsored by the Fair Industrial Committee, the J. C. Carter Co., Orco Block Co., and the Delco-Remy Division of General Motors Corp.—are listed as follows according to the school they represented in the July 11 to 16 fair. Winner of awards from Orange High School was Gene Cudworth, 15942 Anaheim-Olive Rd., Anaheim. High School in Anaheim were Taking awards from Western Leroy Ahia, 517 N. Dale, Anaheim; Kenneth, Kroll, 9892 Harriet Lane, Anaheim; Nowell Larkin, 9741 Denni St., Cypress; Alan Norcross, 706 S. Bruce St., Anaheim; Mike Todd, Anaheim; and John Underwood, 706 S. Bruce St., Anaheim. Dale Junior High School of Anaheim award winners were Jay D. Jenks, 900 S. Dale, Anaheim; Carol Livinstone, 9701 Santa Ave., Anaheim; Charles Sandergaard, 900 S. Dale, Ana- Compared with Frida market "going-prices" on cents per lb. for sheep; 19 per lb. for hogs; and 24½ per lb. for beef, the 4-H ciders and Future Farmer America—selling a total of blue ribbon animals to seize clubs, organizations, business and individuals for an average of 35 cents per lb. for shear; 25 cents per lb. for hogs; 34 cents per lb. for beef well by their 4-H and projects. Richard Taylor of 201 Wide Pl., Anaheim FFA, sold FFA Reserve Champions Other Breeds Fat Beef $358.90 to the H. & M. FFA of Glendale, and Dalmar Co. of Anaheim bought them serve Champion FFA Lamb belonging to Larry ker of 21111 E. Mohler Anaheim, Orange FFA,$20.52. The FFA Champion D. of Gary Skinner, 804 Cedar Brea FFA, was sold to Manchester Feed and Mi Co. of Anaheim for $54. BAKING CONTEST Among the ten winners baked-off for more than $25 in prizes in the fair's seven annual Orange Cake and On Pie Baking Contest, soored by Southern Gas Co. and Sunkist Grow Inc., was Mrs. Jo Ann Hurry 816 W. Water St., Anaheim who won second award. FLORICULTURE DEPARTMENT To elaborate the Orda County Fair's "Hawaiian hides" theme the magnificent staged "tropical island" floo- How about a Fair Break for Railroads? we're asking your support for equal treatment by government of all carriers, including the railroads The Association of American Railroads has drawn up a document called "Magna Carta for Transportation." We're asking for public support of this common-sense statement on public transportation policy, hoping citizens will recognize that an entire industry that serves them is being deprived of its natural rights—and will want to help. What to do? Ask your congressman to help restore to the railroads these "four freedoms": - Freedom from discriminatory regulation - Freedom from discriminatory taxation - Freedom from subsidized competition - Freedom to provide a diversified transportation service SANTA FE SYSTEM LINES FEATURE EXHIBITS James Bailey, supervisor of the Junior Department of the Orange County Fair, announced the 4-H Clubs and Future Farmers of America chapters' Feature Exhibits boothanners. Four organizations receiving 10 awards were the Anaheim Signolia Farmers 4-H Club, Tustin Blue and Gold 4-H Club, the Fullerton FFA, and Orange FFA. Prizes counting to 340 each were awarded to the Midway City Ffers 4-H Club, the Anaheim Farmpoppers 4-H Club, the Austin FFA, and the Anaheim AFA. LIVESTOCK AUCTION High prices marked the Orange County Fair's Juniorestock Auction Friday night. Marilyn Rischard—of the Anaheim Park Happy Hayseedes Club—cried as her Grand Champion of Show Fat Lamb to Arnold's Farm House restaurant of Buena Park for staggering price of $3.25 lb., a total of $308.75. Maiden lives at 18901 E. Dodge Santa Ana. Compared with Friday's market "going-prices" of 18 cents per lb. for sheep; 19 cents lb. for hogs; and 24½ cents lb. for beef, the 4-H Clubs and Future Farmers of America—selling a total of 220 ribbon animals to service show—a made possible through the designing magic of Harry and Josephine Macres and hundreds of commercial, amateur and junior exhibitors—was probably the most spectacular show of its kind at the 1961 fair. The committee, helping Macres with the fair's successful competitive Floriculture Dept., included Mrs. Horace Woods of Anaheim, clubs and societies and Mrs. Larry Sligar of Anaheim; amateur arrangements. Anaheim award winners were Carol A. Heffner and Richard W. West of the Golden Lion Florist, 931 S. Gilbert St., with awards to $90; and Macres Florists of 701 W. Center St. took three awards to $80. The Junior Division of the Floriculture Dept., under the chairmanship of Mrs. Lowell Schultz of Santa Ana, is open to junior gardeners six years of age through 16 years and recognized youth groups of Orange County. The Future Farmers of America and the 4-H Clubs also show their entries in the floriculture division in the Floral Pavilion. Anaheim FFA winners were John Buckner, Elwood Miller and Dick Roach. Winner from Anaheim Kornpoppers 4-H Club was George Stouder, 3352 W. Orange Ave. AMATEUR DIVISION An amateur gardener—in the Orange County Fair's Floriculture Dept.—is defined as "one who grows plants by his own effort for pleasure and whose Ticket Sale Started for College Play Tickets for the Orange Coast College production of "Li'l Abner" went on sale at the college's auditorium box office beginning Monday. All seats are reserved at $1.50 for the Aug. 2, 3, 4 and 5 performances. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. each night. Box office hours will be July 17 through 21, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; July 22, 8 a.m. to noon; July 24 through 28, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; July 29, 8 a.m. to noon; July 31 and Aug. 1, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Aug. 2, 3, 4 and 5 noon to 9 p.m. The musical comedy based on the antics of Dogpatch characters will bring to life such favorites as Li'l Abner, Daisy Mae, Mammy and Pappy Yokum, Marryin' Sam, Gen. Bullmoose, Appasionata Von Climax, Sen. Phogbound, Lonesome Polecat, and Evil Eye Fleagle. ROXEY IRVING REYNOLDS Funeral services for Roxey Irving Reynolds, 67, of 15842 Anaheim-Olive Road, Anaheim, will be conducted today at 2:30 p.m. by Rose Hill Mortuary in. Anaheim Commune (Continued from Page) from a general law charter form of government being studied by the heim City Council. Anaheim's assessed vault leads Orange County New figures released city at $177,686,910, an amount of 14 per cent or $21,930. BIRTHS ANAHEIM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL YOUNG, Mr. and Mrs., 928 Emily, a girl, 7 lbs. July 7. BLOOD, Mr. and Mrs., E.Broadway, a boy, 7 lbs. July 7. RODENHOUSE, Mr. and Richard, 2022 Beacon, a girl, 7 lbs. July 7. BORDWELL, Mr. and Richard, 2384 Valdina, a girl, 5 oz. July 9. TOMPKINS, Mr. and Len, 134 Arden, a girl, 8 oz. July 10. JRAKE, Mr. and Mrs., 616-A Sabina, a boy, 8 oz. July 11. AGUNDEZ, Mr. and Mertel, 17192 Orangethorpe, lbs., 8½ oz., July 12. GARDEN PARK GENE HOSPITAL RENNA, Mr. and Mrs., 9532 Mystic Lane, a boy, June 26. HILL JR., Mr. and Mrs., HArcher St., a girl, 6 lbs. June 27. WHITE, Mr. and Mrs., 121 E.Alberta, a boy, 6 oz. July 1. TODD, Mr. and Mrs., H.Westchester, a girl, July 5. VARLEY, Mr. and Mrs., 1456 Ivanhoe St., a girl, oz., July 5. RUTKES, Mr. and Mrs., 121 Quinnia Lane, a girl, 1½ oz., July 6. FEED, Mr. and Mrs., Juno,a girl,16 lbs. July 6. JARAMILLO, Mr. and ben.,422 S.Clementine, lbs.,15¼ oz., July 8. VOLPONE, Mr. and Mrs., 8502 Ranchito,boy,a girl,7 lbs.,July Compared with Friday's "going-prices" of 18 cents per lb. for sheep; 19 cents lb. for hogs; and 24½ cents lb. for beef, the 4-H Club and Future Farmers of America—selling a total of 220 ribbon animals to service jobs, organizations, businesses, individuals for an average 35 cents per lb. for sheep; 6 cents per lb. for hogs; and 6 cents per lb. for beef—did by their 4-H and FFA directs. Richard Taylor of 201 Way Pl., Anaheim FFA, sold his A Reserve Champions All-America Breeds Fat Beef for $9.90 to the H. & M. Farms Glendale, and Dalmar Glass of Anaheim bought the Reeve Champion FFA Fat Brab belonging to Larry Daniel of 21111 E. Mohler Dr., Anaheim, Orange FFA, for $52. The FFA Champion Duroc Gary Skinner, 804 Cedar St., Ana FFA, was sold to thechester Feed and Milling of Anaheim for $54. BAKING CONTEST among the ten winners who fed-off for more than $2,000 prizes in the fair's seventh annual Orange Cake and Lempie Baking Contest, sponsored by Southern Counties Co. and Sunkist Growers, was Mrs. Jo Ann Hurst of W. Water St., Anaheim, won second award. FLORICULTURE DEPARTMENT elaborate the Orange Fair's "Hawaiian Holiday" theme the magnificently used "tropical island" flower Anaheim FFA winners were John Buckner, Elwood Miller and Dick Roach. Winner from Anaheim Kornpoppers 4-H Club was George Stouder, 3352 W. Orange Ave. AMATEUR DIVISION An amateur gardener—in the Orange County Fair's Floriculture Dept.—is defined as "one who grows plants by his own effort for pleasure and whose return from sales, if any, does not equal his outlay for seeds and plants." Anaheimim among the amateur gardeners and arrangers taking awards were Patsy Duffy, 2415 Seville; Anna M. Nose, 850 So. Western Ave.; Audrie A. Royer, 617 So. Dickel St.; Mrs. Marie Weir, 2226 Vern St.; Eva Wildman, 218 New Ave.; and Pearl Watters, 306 N. Janss. HOME ECONOMICS Anaheim was well represented among the winners in the Senior and 4-H Home Economics Department at the Fair. Local winners in the Senior department are: Mrs. Edwina Collins, 3361 Keys Lane; Mrs. Amelia Bates, 2019 S. Ninth St.; Mrs. Edna Gilger, 125 S. Rose; Clara Heybrock, 224 E. Water St.; Mabel Jarmon, 519 S. Janss; Ardith Kelly, 800 Ken Way; Arlene J. Peek, 512 N. Rose; Mrs. A. A. Rowland, 9301 Houston; Hazel Uber, 9731 Webster; Mrs. John Wright, 1620 Euclid; and Mrs. A. E. Wieczorek, 1240 W. Romneya Dr. Winners in the 4-H Department are: Janis Danker, 21111 E. Mohler Dr.; Vicky Kupsak, 21252 Santa Ana Canyon Rd.; Deidre and Paulette Ashby, 1006 N. Hampton; Carol and Lynn Hutchings, 3408 Brady Ave.; Susan Barton, 1139 W. South St.; Elaine Claussen, 2243 S. Loara St.; Carol and Bonnie McKinney, 2110 Judith Lane; Barbara Jean and Judy Claussen, 17731 E. Orange-thorpe; Sharon Troesh, 6972 Pee Ana; Cheryl and Susan Dauser, 2880 W. Ball Rd.; Beverly and Nancy Harbin, 10732 Knott Ave.; Jana McGaughy, 910 S. Western; Charlotte Range, 921 S. Western; Doris kum, Marryin' Sam, Gen. Bullmoose, Appasionation Von Climax, Sen. Phobound, Lonesome Polecat, and Evil Eye Fleagle. ROXEY IRVING REYNOLDS Funeral services for Roxey Irving Reynolds, 67, of 15842 Anaheim-Olive Road, Anaheim will be conducted today at 2:30 p.m. by Rose Hill Mortuary in Rainbow Chapel with the Tyre Lodge 741, F. & A. M. officiating. Interment will follow in Rose Hills Memorial Park. Mr. Reynolds, a resident of this area for 15 years, was born in New Mexico and died Monday at Queen of Angels Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Ruby P. Reynolds of the home address. Also surviving are one daughter, Edna V. Gray of South Gate, and one son, Richard I. Reynolds of Spokane, Wash.; five sisters and two brothers. Mr. Reynolds was a maintenance leadman for 12 years with Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. DOWS FROZEN FOR JULY BIRDSEYE GREEN PEAS, FRENCH FRIES, PEAS AND CARROTS, CUT CORN LEAF AND CHOPPED SPINACH, CHOPPED BROCCOLI FIELER'S MINUTE STEAKS 2-OZ. 12 for 99¢ BANQUET TV DINNER 3 for 99¢ Ave.; Susan Barton, 1139 W. South St.; Elaine Claussen, 2243 S. Loara St.; Carol and Bonnie McKinney, 2110 Judith Lane; Barbara Jean and Judy Claussen, 17731 E. Orangethorpe; Sharon Troesh, 6972 Pee Ana; Cheryl and Susan Dauser, 2880 W. Ball Rd.; Beverly and Nancy Harbin, 10732 Knott Ave.; Jana McGaughy, 910 S. Western; Charlotte Range, 921 S. Western; Doris Sparks, 10802 Knott Ave.; Ted Stouder, 3352 W. Orange Ave.; Janet Jarmon, 519 S. Janss; Linda Morrison, 1616 E. Santa Ana; and Debbie and Carolyn LeBlanc, 3157 W. Polk Ave. USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. CHOPPED SPINACH, CHOPPED BROCCOLI FIELER'S MINUTE STEAKS 2-OZ. 12 for 99¢ BANQUET TV DINNER 3 for 99¢ RATH'S CHOPETTES BEEF, PORK, VEAL 3 for 99¢ M. C. P. ORANGE JUICE 6-OZ. CAN 7 for 99¢ XLNT CHEESE OR BEEF ENCHILADAS 12-OZ. TACO-ETTES 14-OZ. 3 for 99¢ NEW LOW EVERYDAY P COFFEE ALL POPULAR BRANDS 2-LB. CAN $1.15 COFFEE YUBAN & SANKA SUGAR C & H 10-LB. BAG 98c Anaheim Comment (Continued from Page 1-A) from a general law city to charter form of government are being studied by the Anaheim City Council. Anaheim's assessed valuation leads Orange County today. New figures released put the city at $177,686,910, an increase of 14 per cent or $21,933,870. BIRTHS ANAHEIM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL YOUNG, Mr. and Mrs. Francis, 928 Emily, a girl, 7 lbs. 7 oz., July 7. BLOOD, Mr. and Mrs. Don, 325 E. Broadway, a boy, 7 lbs. 10 oz., July 7. RODENHOUSE, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 2022 Beacon, a girl, 7 lbs. 14 oz., July 8. BORDWELL, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 2384 Valdina, a girl, 7 lbs. 5 oz., July 9. TOMPKINS, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, 914 Arden, a girl, 6½ oz., July 10. DRAKE, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert, 616-A Sabina, a boy, 8 lbs., July 11. AGUNDEZ, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, 17192 Orangethorpe, a boy, 4 lbs. 8½ oz., July 12. GARDEN PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL RENNA, Mr. and Mrs. Tony, 9532 Mystic Lane, a boy, 7 lbs. 14 oz., June 26. HILL, Mr. and Mrs. Billy, 317 Archer St., a girl, 6 lbs. 4½ oz., June 27. WHITE, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, 121 E. Alberta, a boy, 6 lbs. 15 oz., July 1. TODD, Mr. and Mrs. Fred, 826 S. Westchester, a girl, 7 lbs., July 5. VARLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 1456 Ivanhoe St., a girl, 7 lbs. 1 oz., July 5. RUTKES, Mr. and Mrs. William, 213 Quinida Lane, a girl, 8 lbs. 13½ oz., July 6. GEED, Mr. and Mrs. Walter, 1550 W. Juno, a girl, 10 lbs. 10 oz., July 6. JARAMILLO, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben, 422 S. Clementine, a boy, 7 lbs. 15½ oz., July 8. VOLPONE, Mr. and Mrs. James, 8802 Ranchito, a boy, 7 lbs. 13 oz. Anaheim, Thursday, July 20, 1961 Anaheim Gazette—All BERRY, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, 1221 Dresden Ph., a girl, 6 lbs. 14½ oz., July 12. PERRY, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G., 1020 Wanda Dr., a boy, 5 lbs. 13½ oz., July 12. BOUGHTER, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 704 S. Roanne, a boy, 9 lbs. 8½ oz., July 12. BICKETT, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, 1406 E. Gary Pl., a girl, 8 lbs., July 12. SEEGER, Mr. and Mrs. Heinz, 1606 E. Romneya Dr., a boy, 8 lbs. 5½ oz., July 12. PAGE, Mr. and Mrs. James G.", 1815 E. Santa Ana St., a boy, 6 lbs. 15½ oz., July 13. FISCHBECK, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, 811 N. Lemon, a girl, 7 lbs. 14½ oz., July 13. LEGAL NOTICE (Pub., Anaheim Gazette, July 20, 27 August 3, 1961) CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS, FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned does certify he is conducting a business at 5716 COUNTY OF ORANGE On July 12, 1961, before me, a notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared OSCAR H.JACOBS, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged he executed the same. HELENE W.RUTZ (SEAL) Notary Public in and for said County and State My Commission expires November 14, 1964. It's Good Business to Compare Costs WHITE, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, 121 E. Alberta, a boy, 6 lbs. 15 oz., July 1. FOLD, Mr. and Mrs. Fred, $26 S. Westchester, a girl, 7 lbs., July 5. VARLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 1456 Ivanhoe St., a girl, 7 lbs., 1 oz., July 5. RUTKES, Mr. and Mrs. William, 213 Quinida Lane, a girl, 8 lbs., 12½ oz., July 6. REED, Mr. and Mrs. Walter, 1550 W. Juno, a girl, 10 lbs. 10 oz., July 6. JARAMILLO, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben, 422 S. Clementine, a boy, 7 lbs., 15½ oz., July 8. VOLPONE, Mr. and Mrs. James, 8802 Ranchito, a boy, 7 lbs. 13 oz., July 9. FRITH, Mr. and Mrs. Carl, 8841 Mancas Pl., a girl, 7 lbs. 2 oz., July 11. MINTZER, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick, 602 Anna Dr., a girl, 6 lbs. 11 oz., July 11. MARTIN LUTHER HOSPITAL WEST, Mr. and Mrs. James A., 1346 Ferndale, a girl, 8 lbs. 5 oz., July 10. LOGAN, Mr. and Mrs. William, 1010 W. Willow, a boy, 9 lbs. 5½ oz., July 8. AVVERILL, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J., 1651 Catalpa, Apt. 1, a boy, 8 lbs. 7½ oz., July 8. ZYLSTRA, Mr. and Mrs. John William, 9882 W. Broadway, a boy, 7 lbs. 11 oz., July 10. PRICE, Mr. and Mrs. Richard V., 1424 Beta Pl., a boy, 7 lbs. 15½ oz., July 11. NELSON'S Vacuum Service 117 WEST CENTER Call PR 4-0929 or PR 2-6638 Repairs Guaranteed. Any Vacuum—Free pick-up and delivery service on cordless filters, bags and hoses. It’s Good Business to Compare Costs ... But it’s also important to compare services and facilities. 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