anaheim-gazette 1963-04-10

Senior Citizens Active In Variety City Themes Sitton Home Children Get New Wardrobe By MRS. ANN DEBOLT (Another in the series of articles on activities of the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department) "Why do people do such nice things for us?" exclaimed a nine year old boy in Albert Sitton Home after choosing his new Easter jacket. "I never knew that people cared anything about us," he said. His new jacket is one of the 300-odd pieces of children's clothing which was prepared by the sewing group of the Anaheim Senior Citizens Club in time for each child to have something new to wear for Easter. "Right after Christmas we started collecting and remaking clothing which has been outgrown by children of our friends and neighbors," explained Mrs. Joseph Swetz, 1183 W. Hampshire St., Anaheim. Mrs. Swetz, who has been sewing Easter outfits for the children for three years said, "We not only want to make something for them for Easter but also try to provide enough for them to take three outfits along when they leave." Meet Twice Weekly "We meet each Tuesday and Thursday at the Senior Citizens clothes for children to wear to school, many of them have just the things they wore when they came in. To wear nice clothes that are their very own gives them a lot of courage to meet new people if they are to a foster home." Mrs. Bostor Last Easter several of the little girls wanted to wear new little dresses to bed sure they would have them Mrs. Swetz, who has been sewing Easter outfits for the children for three years said, "We not only want to make something for them for Easter but also try to provide enough for them to take three outfits along when they leave." Meet Twice Weekly "We meet each Tuesday and Thursday at the Senior Citizens Club House at 126 W. Chartres to cut out material, baste and pin patterns. Most of us take the clothing home to do the machine sewing." Those who weren't able to do sewing have given material or collected more clothing according to Mrs. Swetz. "For example, if a pair of shorts or capris come in, we try to match the print with a solid color so that a little girl will have a matching set of play clothes. We also try to make boys' shirts in a color that will go with the pants." Although most of the ladies have patterns they used in sewing for their children or grandchildren, they often buy patterns to see what they can do with some of the latest styles. Some of the older girls are really quite style conscious, Mrs. Swetz said. Speaking for the children, Mrs. Margaret Boston, supervising counselor of the Albert Sitton Home for non-delinquents where children stay from three to six week said that many of the children haven't had very much. "They often come from homes either poor financially or emotionally upset" she said. "It means so much to them, particularly at Easter time, to have something new to wear. They have already chosen their items and have their names on them. Now they are impatient to wear them." "Although the county furnishes clothes for children to wear to school, many of them have just the things they wore when they came in. To wear nice clothes that are their very own gives them a lot of courage to meet new people if they are to a foster home." Mrs. Boston Last Easter several of the little girls wanted to wear new little dresses to bed sure they would have them. BROCADE FINERY ALREADY VISUALIZED — Three of the members of the Senior Citizens sewing group examine a particularly fine piece of material available for them to trans- St., Anaheim, who has been sewing with the group for the past two years and collecting clothing said that the group has also just finished 24 flannel lap robes for the elderly, lady patients at Orange County General Hospital Anaheim Junior Ebell Club pivided the material for the robe Over 800 Members Anaheim Senior Citizens Club formally organized in January MONEY FOR A PIANO — Anaheim’s Senior Citizens demonstrated their enthusiasm for the city’s “Operation Housewarming” with the presentation of a $800 check to Park and Recreation Director John Collier. Offering the check is Mrs. Flossye Morse, president of the group, accompanied by Mrs. Knighton Douglas, treasurer, and Walter O’Banion, board member and former group president. Seniors Donate Piano Funds for City Park Anaheim’s Senior Citizens Club have entered the “Operation Housewarming” program with the presentation of an $800 check for a piano to be located in the new La Palma Park Recreation Hall. “Operation Housewarming” is the Parks and Recreation Department’s pilot plan to help furnish and landscape the new recreation hall. Several weeks ago, leaders from all service clubs and non-profit membership groups in the City convened at a press conference where they learned of the novel plan. Since then, “Colliers stated, ‘the response and interest from these groups has been most gratifying. If enthusiasm is any barometer, not only will our pilot plan be successful, but the same idea will be used to facilitate other parks. “We feel that those who participate will enjoy not only the use of these recreation facilities, but they will also have a proprietary feeling about each one. With the money we save, more sites can be purchased to extend the Anaheim Park and Recreation areas in proportion with the growth.” Collier, receiving the check from the Senior Citizens, noted that we frequently assume that retired people are no longer interested in active participation of community affairs. “In working with these wonderful people,” he said, “we find that they are eager to be needed and to be a part of community activity. These people offer their communities a storehouse of knowledge and talents which should not be overlooked.” Active themes 80 Years Ago This Week, 1883 The vines are advanced enough to enable experts to form an opinion regarding the prospective yield of grapes. Assuming that there will be no damage to the crop from blight or the elements, the vine will be as large as was ever harvested. The grapes set "double" which is a sure indication of a large yield. Mr. Deitzel, the new proprietor of the Anaheim hotel, is more than pleased with the patronage which has been accorded to him since he opened that house. He is proving himself a thorough hotel keeper and is keeping the house in first class style. Mr. Jonothan Watson last another child on Friday of last week from diphtheria. This is the fifth child he has lost in the past few weeks from the same cause. There have been several other cases in Upper Santa Ana, but of a less malignant type. The chairman of the Academy of Sciences in San Francisco has tasted an os rich egg laid at Woodward's Gardens by one of the Anaheim ostriches. The egg was converted into an omelette and was pronounced to be "the most delicately flavored egg that one could eat." It ought to be, cone-eat." It ought to be, Idconuco sidering the price. The eggshell measured 14 and three quarter inches around its longest circumference and held a quart of water. By actual measurement the contents were found to be equal to twenty-one ordinary hen eggs. Peter Weisel and Miss Stamm of Milwaukee, are of relatives and friends who will remain during the season. Mr. E B. Hoyt, monsieur Mrs. A. A. Mills, who has visited here during the past month, left on Tuesday home in Martion, Utah. Bowman Meritt, who has employed for upwards of ten years for Seattle where projects to locate. Peter Stoeffel and daughter yesterday for a month with relatives at Wichita, Sas. Judge Richard Egan of Juan Capistrano, was in the court Thursday last visiting friends. John Baer was in town on day in a new spring suit Panama hat. Rushing the se John? 2nd Year: This Week. Orange County members Women's Temperance Union week began directing their toward boycotting all retail lets and restaurants selling cently - legalized beer. Orange County and the many palities therein now have right to enact their own regulations governing the sale and tribution of beer, but eventu unless the present legislation trend abruptly changes — must give way to state laws. Making further good men's sewing to utilize Joseph Swetz and Mrs. C. Schubert. Mrs. Edwards has alone, accounted for more than a thousand pair of comfortable lounging slippers for servicemen and other "non-sewers." New people if they are to go to foster home." Mrs. Boston said. Last Easter several of the girls wanted to wear their new little dresses to bed to be sure they would have them the next day, she said. One little boy insisted on sleeping in his jacket every night and wore it so long he had to be "traded with" long enough to wash it for him. Mrs. Mabel Brown, 522 S. Ohio The three children of John Bush of upper Santa Ana have been ill with diphtheria, but are recovering. They have been receiving medical care from Dr. Ellis. Mr. Frank Rimpau arrived from Tuscon last Friday and went up to San Francisco a few days ago to attend a course of medical lectures. We acknowledge a call from Messrs Culver and Caldwell of Orange They recently completed the planting of an extensive vineyard. The sale of 80 acres in Westminster owned by J. T. Stewart to George Johnston is reported. The price paid was $1400. 55 Years Ago This Week, 1988 Richard Fischle and Herman Schindler took in the departing battleships at Santa Monica on Saturday morning. They went to Los Angeles on Friday and were among the earliest at the beach which was crowded with people. Jacob Klein and Miss Fanny Klein, brother and sister of Mrs. STORK CLUB GARDEN PARK HOSPITAL March 5, 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Enoch C. Peterson, 9581 Harle St., Anaheim, boy, 6 lbs. 13 oz. March 16, 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Lampson, 2785 Stanley Pl., Anaheim, boy, 9 lbs. 15 oz. March 18, 1963 Women's Temperance Union began directing their work toward boycott all retail lets and restaurants selling cently - legalized beer. Orange County and the many palities therein now have right to enact their own regulations governing the sale and distribution of beer, but eventually unless the present legislation trend abruptly changes - must give way to state regitions. As long as the state beer ration bill remains tied up by legislative deadlock, this county can presue its own course in deriving the "beverage." There no immediate prospect of agreement. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned does certify they are conducting business in California, under the fictitious name of PARK TRAILER EQUIPMENT RENTAL'S and that firm is composed of the following persons whose names are full and places of residence as follows: CARL D. EATON, 3402 Snoyden Long Beach California: HERMAN LEHNER, 6129 Michelson Lakewood California Dated February 24, 1962 / CARL D. EATON / HERMAN LEHNER State of California. Los Angeles County: On March 7, 1963, before me, Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared CARL D. EATON and HERMAN LEHNER, known to me to be the person whose names are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged they executed the same. (SEAL) EDNA MAE TINGLEFF Notary Public My Commission Expires April 19, 1962. Publish: The Anaheim Gazette March 20, 27, April 2, 10, 1962 A-216-6 LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that he is conducting a sanitary maintenance supply plumbing located at 1715 Worth St. Santa Orange County, California, under the statutory firm name of Bishop's Sanitary Maintenance Supply and that safe firm is composed of the following persons whose names in full and places of residence are as follows to-wit: Oliver C. Bishop 111 Owens Dr., Santa Ana WITNESS my hand this 1st day of April 1963 OLIVER C BISHOP STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) as On April 1, 1962, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing duly commissioned and sworn personally appraised Oliver C. Bishop known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within institution. The group gets assistance from the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department in the provision of facilities and help in coordinating activities. "It seems to me we are more often on the receiving end of the program instead of lending help," says John Collier, Department Director. "The club members are active and energetic in a variety of areas and interests that benefit the city as well as programs the members enjoy for themselves alone." "Our pot luck luncheons at Fremont Junior High School are very popular" says Mrs. Flossye Morse, club president. These are to be held at Fremont on the fourth Saturday of each month until we move to the new community house in La Palma Park around the first of July. "At eachof our luncheons the Anaheim Junior Ebell Club furnishes a birthday cake for the special birthday table as well as a gift for the lucky birthday man and woman. The club gives door prizes at each luncheon, too," Mrs. Morse declared. Programs for the luncheons are varied, with lectures, travel talks with slides, magicians, or visits by foreign students and other interesting people, she added. Mrs. Morse, who is serving her second term as president, said that the club has voted to give an $800 piano as a gift to the new community home and has donated $100 to the building fund. The club has also given students assistance. On Tuesday afternoons and Thursday nights a group of the members meet at Senior Citizens House for cards; however, the group probably will be larger after we move to the new community house, Mrs. Morse forecast. Mrs. Virginia Closson, Tour GARDEN PARK HOSPITAL March 5, 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Enoch C. Peterson, 9581 Harle St., Anaheim, boy, 6 lbs. 13 oz. March 16, 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Lampson, 2785 Stanley Pl., Anaheim, boy, 9 lbs. 15 oz. March 18, 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Byron K. Baldwin, 10161 Heard Lane, Anaheim, girl 8 lbs. 11 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dale Wolgamott, 1812 Crestwood Lane, Anaheim, girl 6 lbs. 9 oz. Chairman, reports that tours are a very popular pasttime for the club. Trips are being planned to see the Dodgers-Angels ball game, the San Diego zoo, and to have lunch at International Airport in Los Angeles and a tour of Chinatown afterwards. Some of the annual trips include a four-day trip to Las Vegas, the races, Death Valley. Last summer a group went to the Seattle World's Fair. Six bus loads of members went to see Lawrence Welk at the Hollywood Palladium for dinner and dancing last month. "In the Senior Citizens Club age is not important. What is important is that we can enjoy ourselves by doing the things in which we are most interested and can find time to do. Now that our responsibilities are lightened and our children are grown it is fun to meet with and enjoy friends who have the same goals and interests as we share. The club attempts to provide means to satisfy these needs," Mrs. Morse said. Other club officers are Mrs. Kathrine Braker, vice president, Mrs. Knighton Douglas, secretary and Mrs. Mary Graybeal, treasurer. California, under the fictitious firm name of Bishop's Sanitary Maintenance Supply and that sale firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are all follows to-wit: Oliver C. Bishop 11 Owens Dr., Santa Ana WITNESS my hand this 1st day of April, 1963 OLIVER C BISHOP STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ON April 1, 1963, before me, the undersigned a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein duly commissioned and sworn personally peared Oliver C. Bishop known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within institutions and acknowledged to me that he secured the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal. (SEAL) Marlan E. Gibson My Commission Expires Feb. 12, 1967 Publish: The Anaheim Gazette April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 1963 A295-62 LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS INDUN FICTITIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that he is conducting GENERAL REAL ESTATE SALES & MORTGAGE BANKING business located at 705 Robin Road Orange, Orange County, California under the fixtitious firm name of GREEN PACIFIC REAL ESTATE COMPANY and that said firm is composed of the following persons whose names in full and places of residence are included in this report: to-wit: JACK WINER JAY Winer known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within institutions and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. Witness my hand and official seal. (SEAL) Hazel M. Ruggabar Notary Public in and for said County and State. MY COMMISSION EXPIRES July 24, 1964 Publish: The Anaheim Gazette April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 1963 A296-63 LEGAL NOTICES RESOLUTION NO. 2944 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ORANGE DESIGNATING ANEXATION NO. 218 PRESCRIBING THE NOTICE TO BE GIVEN. Approx. 406 acres which repre- MEMORIES Peter Weisel, and Miss Louise Stamm of Milwaukee, are guests of relatives and friends here, and will remain during the summer. Mr. E. B. Hoyt, mother of M. S. A. A. Mills, who has been visiting here during the past four months, left on Tuesday for her home in Martion, Utah. Bowman Meritt, who has been employed for upwards of a year at Hatfield's pharmacy, left yesterday for Seattle where he expects to locate. Peter Stoeffel and daughter yesterday for a month's visit with relatives at Wichita, Kansas. Judge Richard Egan of San Juan Capistrano, was in the city on Thursday last visiting with friends. John Baer was in town on Sunday in a new spring suit and canama hat. Rushing the season, John? 23 Year - 1933 Orange County members of the women's Temperance Union this week began directing their efforts award boycotting all retail outlets and restaurants selling recently legalized beer. Orange County and the municipalities therein now have the right to enact their own regulations governing the sale and distribution of beer, but eventually, less the present legislature and abruptly changes — they must give way to state rules. LEGAL NOTICES SENTS PART OF THE Nahl Ranch Annexation & alteration. WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Orange did on the 5th of May, 1963 receive a written petition asking that a tenure be described therein be annexed to the City of Orange; and WHEREAS, before the filing of said petition, the proposal for annexation of the teritory herein described to be City of Orange submitted to and reported upon by Boundary Commission of the County of Orange, State of California, with respect to the definiteness and certainty of the proposed boundary and land. WHEREAS, the territory proposed to be named City of Orange is situated in the County of Orange, State of California, and continuous to the City of Orange is uninhabited territory, and said territory contained a description of said territory and not less than one-fourth City of the assessed valuation of land in such territory proposed to be annexed according to the last enumerated localized County Assessment Rule. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Orange finds from evidence and reports received from said petition that at the time of the filing and presentation of said territory proposed to be annexed to the City of Orange did not form a part of any municipal corporation and that said territory was inhabited and contiguous to the City of Orange. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Orange: That such proposed annexation be designated Annotation No. 216 a and that neither or each proposed annexation may arise before the City Council of the City of Orange and snow cause why such annexation should not be annexed; that all persons having any objections to such proposed annexation are hereby notified to appear on said date if current and place to show cause, if any have, why such territory should not be annexed; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED In Park and said Tract 108 the following courses and distances: North 5' 50" West 44' 65 feet thence North 1' 68" West 72' 56 feet thence No. 10' 40" East 86' 28" West 220' 00 feet thence North 10' 12" East 423' 25 feet thence North 7' 37" West 290' 00 feet thence North 22' 30" East 149' 70 feet thence North 55' 29" East 220' 80 feet thence North 4' 38" West 52' 72 feet then North 14' 32' 12' 54" West 416'00 feet thence North 57' 57 feet thence North 59' 50" West 477' 90 feet thence North 47' 27" West 15' 00 feet thence South 60' 12" West 90' 00 feet thence North 787'22" West 90' 00 feet thence North 33' 19" West 90' 00 feet thence North 33' 19" West 90' 00 feet thence North 33' 19" West 90' 00 feet thence North 33' 19" West 90' 00 feet thence North 33' 19" West 90' 00 feet thence North 33' 19" West ORANGE County and the municipalities therein now have the right to enact their own regulations governing the sale and distribution of beer, but eventually, less the present legislature and abruptly changes — they must give way to state regulations. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS PICTIOUS NAME Understands does certify are conducting business at LINCOLN, CYPRUS, Calif., under the fictitious firm of PARK TRAILER & IMPMENT RENTALS and that firm is composed of the following persons whose names in places of residence are known: BILL D. EATON, 3402 Snow Beach California; HERMAN LEHNER, 6129 Elmwood California; FREBRUARY 28, 1982; CARL D. EATON, 3402 HERMAN LEHNER of California; angeles County: MARCH 7, 1963, before me, a Public in and for said personally appeared CARLTON and HERMAN LEHNER within instrument and acceded they executed the AL. ANA MAE TINGLEFF Notary Public Commission Expres April 20, 27, April 3, 10, 1962 A-2416-63 LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR BUSINESS ACTION PICTIOUS NAME Understands does certify that he is conductant maintenance suppressed located at 1715 W. Santa Cruz Orange County, under the fictitious name of Bishop's Sanitation Supply and that said composed of the following whose names in full face of residence are as to-will: C. Bishop wens Dr. Santa Ana ness my hand this 1st day VER C BISHOP OF CALFORNIA I OF ORANGE II as April 1, 1962, before me, the named a Notary Public in said County and State, duly commissed and sworn to appointe to Oliver C. Bishop knowingly to the person whose name is described to the within the ANNEXATION NUMBER 216 Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, said angle point being an angle point in the boundary of Annexation Number 187, Ordinance Number 59,12 Angle point also being the intersection of the Easterly line of Lo.3, Block "A" of the land of Oregan and Bond as shown on a map recorded in Book 3, pages 420 and Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles C unty with the Southern line, or its Easterly prognation of Santiago Canyon Road, wide, as described in followings: CITY OF ORANGE ANNEXATION NUMBER 216 Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, said angle point being an angle point in the boundary of Annexation Number 187, Ordinance Number 59,12 Angle point also being the intersection of the Easterly line of Lo.3, Block "A" of the land of Oregan and Bond as shown on a map recorded in Book 3, pages 420 and Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles C unty with the Southern line, or its Easterly prognation of Santiago Canyon Road, wide, as described in followings: CITY OF ORANGE ANNEXATION NUMBER 216 Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, said angle point being an angle point in the boundary of Annexation Number 187, Ordinance Number 59,12 Angle point also being the intersection of the Easterly line of Lo.3, Block "A" of the land of Oregan and Bond as shown on a map recorded in Book 3, pages 420 and Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles C unty with the Southern line, or its Easterly prognation of Santiago Canyon Road, wide, as described in followings: CITY OF ORANGE ANNEXATION NUMBER 216 Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, said angle point being an angle point in the boundary of Annexation Number 187, Ordinance Number 59,12 Angle point also being the intersection of the Easterly line of Lo.3, Block "A" of the land of Oregan and Bond as shown on a map recorded in Book 3, pages 420 and Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles C unty with the Southern line, or its Easterly prognation of Santiago Canyon Road, wide, as described in followings: CITY OF ORANGE ANNEXATION NUMBER 216 Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, said angle point being an angle point in the boundary of Annexation Number 187, Ordinance Number 59,12 Angle point also being the intersection of the Easterly line of Lo.3, Block "A" of the land of Oregan and Bond as shown on a map recorded in Book 3, pages 420 and Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles C unty with the Southern line, or its Easterly prognation of Santiago Canyon Road, wide, as described in followings: CITY OF ORANGE ANNEXATION NUMBER 216 Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, said angle point being an angle point in the boundary of Annexation Number 187, Ordinance Number 59,12 Angle point also being the intersection of the Easterly line of Lo.3, Block "A" of the land of Oregan and Bond as shown on a map recorded in Book 3, pages 420 and Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles C unty with the Southern line, or its Easterly prognation of Santiago Canyon Road, wide, as described in followings: CITY OF ORANGE ANNEXATION NUMBER 216 Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, said angle point being an angle point in the boundary of Annexation Number 187, Ordinance Number 59,12 Angle point also being the intersection of the Easterly line of Lo.3, Block "A" of the land of Oregan and Bond as shown on a map recorded in Book 3, pages 420 and Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles C unty with the Southern line, or its Easterly prognation of Santiago Canyon Road, wide, as described in followings: CITY OF ORANGE ANNEXATION NUMBER 216 Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, said angle point being an angle point in the boundary of Annexation Number 187, Ordinance Number 59,12 Angle point also being the intersection of the Easterly line of Lo.3, Block "A" of the land of Oregan and Bond as shown on a map recorded in Book 3, pages 420 and Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles C unty with the Southern line, or its Easterly prognation of Santiago Canyon Road, wide, as described in followings: CITY OF ORANGE ANNEXATION NUMBER 216 Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California said angle point being an angle point in the boundary of Annexation Number 187，Ordinance Number 59，12 Angle point also being the intersection of the Easterly line of Lo.3，Block "A"ofthe landofOreganandBondasshownonamaprecordedinBook3,pages420andMiscellaneousRecordsofLosAnglesCuntywiththeSouthernlineoritsEasterlyprognationofSantiagoCanyonRoadwideasdescribedinfollowings: California, under the fictitious name of Bishop's Sanitary firm supply and that said company, whose names in full faces of residence are as to-wit: C. Bishop Cust. Dr., Santa Ana ESS my hand this 1st day 1962 VER C. BISHOP OF CALIFORNIA ) OF ORANGE ) April 1, 1962, before me, the Notary Public in said city and State, therein, duly commensurate and sworn personally to the person whose name is described the same. ESS my hand and official AN E. Gibson Commission Expires March 17, 24, May 1, 1962 A295-62 EGAL NOTICES STATE FOR TRANSAC-FRUISSEM BUSINESS UNDER TITIOUS NAME REAL REAL ESTATE & MORTGAGE BANKING located at 1705 Orange, Orange California, the richest name of ORLEY REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE that said firm is com-ming in full and places of lies as follows, to-wit: NERER LANY) 1705 Robin California, the richest name of ORLEY REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE that said firm is com-ming in full and places of lies as follows, to-wit: NERER LANY) 1705 Robin California, the richest name of ORLEY REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE that said firm is com-ming in full and places of lies as follows, to-wit: NERER LANY) 1705 Robin California, the richest name of ORLEY REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE that said firm is com-ming in full and places of lies as follows, to-wit: NERER LANY) 1705 Robin California, the richest name of ORLEY REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE that said firm is com-ming in full and places of lies as follows, to-wit: NERER LANY) 1705 Robin California, the 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