anaheim-gazette 1963-04-17

10—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, April 17, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA GIRLS ARE A DIAMONDS BEST FRIEND — And these three lovelies with the Southern Counties Gas Co.'s Flamettes are looking the softball field over with a critical eye. From the left, are: Louis Aune, Sheila Davidson and Elaine Hornbuckle. GIRLS ARE A DIAMONDS BEST FRIEND — And these three lovelies with the Southern Counties Gas Co.'s Flamettes are looking the softball field over with a critical eye. From the left, are: Louis Aune, Sheila Davidson and Elaine Hornbuckle. AIR-VENT ALUMINUM AWNINGS FOR SCREENED-IN Patio CO BUY ... FOR YOUR RIGHT THE BEST DEAL YOU'LL FIND NOT 20 – NOT 30 or 60% off But the LOWEST PRICES in TOWN BEAT THE SUMMER HEAT AVOID PESKY INSECTS FULLY GUARANTEED Custom Built To Fit Any Size We Screen Our Prices Are Less Factory Direct PHONE US NOW! 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Roquet says, "The boys say the day they make the team is the best day in the whole world for them. They are so enthusiastic and play as hard as they can. Of course, some are pretty sad when they lose a game but it is a wonderful way to teach them good sportsmanship." Roquet explained that to raise money for equipment, little leaguers are allowed only one fund raising event each year such as a candy sale or a pancake breakfast such as his area will have April 20 at Roosevelt Park. "The mothers of the Little League Auxiliary are the financial experts. Working in the snack stand last year they netted $2,040. They also handle the tickets for the breakfast," he said. Family Affair Little league activities are somewhat of a family affair with the fathers serving as team officials while some of mothers are the official score keepers, announcing the plays over the public address system. Other children in the family are cheering brother's team from the bleachers, so no one is left out, he commented. To teach the parents how to teach the boys the rules educational pamphlets and films are available. During the season there are clinics and umpire classes for the officials. In the seven franchise areas of Anaheim the Little League presidents are Roy Schriner, La Palma; Don Scholten, North; Don Campbell, Northwest; Stew Og- with a critical eye. From Aune, Sheila Davidson and with a critical eye. From Aune, Sheila Davidson and Roquet explained that to raise money for equipment, little leaguers are allowed only one fund raising event each year such as a candy sale or a pan-cake breakfast such as his area there are clinics and umpire classes for the officials. In the seven franchise areas of Anaheim the Little League presidents are Roy Schriner, La Palma; Don Scholten, North; Don Campbell, Northwest; Stew Og- The TIME—The PRICE IS RIGHT! Covers YOUR HOUSE T NOW! 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Rules are based on standards prescribed by the Southern formia Municipal Athletic Federation to which each team belongs. All officials must be SCIA trained officials. SCMAF instructor Paul G. Leininger will host clinic April 18 to train the pipes the Parks and Recreation Department will subsequently sign to league games. Fills Leisure Time Having fun playing soft comes ahead of winning a game but with the American competitive spirit and desire to win a ball certainly fills the bill wholesome use of leisure time Leininger declared. Ladies softball has already terrested two teams. Miss El Hornbuckle of the "Flametts" said that this is the first year PESKY INSECTS FULLY GUARANTEED Custom Built Awnings To Fit Any Size or Shape PHONE US NOW! UNFAIR! SCREENED OUT GINEERING VICE — limates No Obligation FREE!! $169 Webcor STEREO with the PURCHASE OF ANY AIR-VENT SCREENED ROOM FOR YOUR HOME. For Wonderful Music All Summer Long. PLUS $50 worth of Stereo Records and 15— 45 RPM Records. 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OU CAN'T FOOL THE UMP — Jimmy Halfner knows the runner is safe because there isn't any ball in that glove of Doug David's. Craig Anderson is the base runner. All three are just getting into the swing of things in the Little League and are out when time permits with Orv Hovdey, manager of the Red Sox in the East Anaheim league. Doug is in the Giants, Craig in the Pirates and Jimmy with the Red Sox. In West; Roquet, East; Wilberristensen, South and DominickGrandino, Southwest. Practice sessions have started Pony-Colt and Babe Ruthagues, whose members are in 13 to 17 year age group. Old-boys play on the Americanion teams which are formed students of the Anaheim high pools. More than 500 adults are expect-to sign up with the Industrial,arch and Open leagues now organizing their 1963 season with Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Approximately over cent of the adult softball teams are industrial teams representing a particular company, Sommers said. Rules are based on standards described by the Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation to which each team belongs. Officials must be SCMAF instructed officials. SCMAF instruct Paul G. Leininger will hold a public April 18 to train the umits the Parks and Recreation department will subsequently assist to league games. Fills Leisure Time Having fun playing softball ahead of winning a game with the American competition and desire to win soft-certainly fills the bill ofoleses use of leisure time," Singer declared. Sadies softball has already invested two teams. Miss Elaine Umuckle of the "Flamette's" that this is the first year the Women's Committee of the Southern Counties Gas Co. has sponsored a team and they are very eager to start playing." I am sure softball will be as much fun as the basketball season we just finished," she said. This summer Anaheim will have a series of leagues within the playgrounds with more than 500 boys participating, as well as teams for the girls. These juvenile leagues, for want of a better name, will be for the ages ranging from "pee wee" through junior high school, Sommers said. These leagues will not be as high organized or as competitive as little league so that boys with lesser athletic ability will have as much opportunity to develop and play their own style. Sign in June On June 17 this year, they will sign up at the playgrounds. The $2.00 charge is to help offset the cost of the colored shirt and hat each team member will wear. "There shouldn't be a single boy in Anaheim left out of baseball if he wants to play," Sommers said. Sommers advises that before forming a senior league or expanding a league, interested persons should check with the Parks and Recreation Department for scheduling activities. "We find it a problem in opening areas and developing the fields and parks fast enough to keep up with the expansion. Our goal is to give Anaheim the best recreational program possible for all people of all ages and interests," he said. LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER HISTORY NAME THE UNDERSIGNED NOTE hereby certify that he is conducting a sanitary maintenance supply business located at 1715 W.4th St, Santa Ana, Orange County, California, under the fictitious firm names of Billy Hayley Maintenance Supply and that said 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 On April 1, 1963 there was no undersigned, A Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Oliver C. Bishop known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal (SEAL) Marian E. Gibson My Commission Expires Feb. 12, 1967 Publish: The Anaheim Gazette April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 1962 A295-63 LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER HISTORY NAME THE UNDERSIGNED NOTE hereby certifies that he is conducting a GENERAL REAL ESTATE SALES & MORTGAGE BANKING business located at 1705 Robin Road, Orange, Orange County, California under the fictitious firm names of GENERAL REAL ESTATE COMPANY and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows to-wit: JACK WINER (JAY) 1705 Robin Rd., Orange, California. WITNESS my hand this 27th day of March, 1962. Jack Jay Winer STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE On March 27, 1963, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Jack Jay Winer known to me to be the person whose name YOU MEAN YOU HAVE ALREADY THROWN IT? — — It's early in the season for Louise Aume. Later a perfect strike like one caught by Elaine Hornbuckle will go zooming out to the field. And Sheila Davidson, now backing up the catcher, will be in her favored spot at first base as the "Flamettes" do their stuff. 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