anaheim-gazette 1963-09-26

12—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, September 25, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANGEL OF THE FLIGHT — Little Denise Richard looked at the Apollo Space Capsule on exhibit at the CMA parking lot and then asked her brother, Dick Cozby if this is what he's going to fly in. Cozby was one of 50 Orange County youths to be inducted into the Air Force in ceremonies at the CMA parking lot. The induction highlighted week-long Anaheim Salute to the Air Force, which concludes tonight. (Gazette Photo by Douglas Huff) Ticket Sales Drive on for Symphony Assn. Dance Event Invitations are being mailed this week to cultural and civic leaders throughout Orange County for the Wayne King Dinner W. Quackenbush of Dana Point, ner dance benefit will be Way featuring the program as en-King Vocalist Nancy Evan tertainers at the October 17 din-Jim Hayes. Ticket Sales Drive on for Symphony Assn. Dance Event Invitations are being mailed this week to cultural and civic leaders throughout Orange County for the Wayne King Dinner Dance benefit of the Symphony Association of Orange County, scheduled for Thursday evening, Oct. 17, at Disneyland Hotel. Mrs. C. Stanley Chapman of Fullerton is chairman of the invitations committee. Members include Mrs. Paul W. Brower of Placentia, Mrs. Joseph Carpentieri of Garden Grove, Mrs. Edwin Marberg of Yorba Linda, and Mrs. Norman Salaets of Anaheim. Personnel of the decorations committee includes Mrs. Roger C. Hope of Fullerton, Chairman; Mrs. David Gordon, Mrs. Hazel Loudon, Mrs. Frank Stashak and Mrs. Claud F. Sympson, all of Anaheim. Committee Chairmen Mrs. Charles H. Currier of Santa Ana is serving as chairman of the menu and table arrangements committee. Mrs. Richard H. Reed of Fullerton is chairman of the favors committee. Committee members are Mrs. Samuel Gendel of Fullerton and Mrs. Marberg. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loudon of Anaheim will be co-chairmen of the cocktail hour. General committee at large membership includes Mrs. Donley Bolinger of Olive, Mrs. Alice Foster Hill of South Laguna, Mrs. Roger C. Holden of South Laguna, Mrs. Charles A. Pearson of Anaheim, Mrs. Forrest W. Peterson of Laguna Beach, and Mrs. Ralph W. Quackenbush of Dana Point,ner dance benefit will be Wayne Featuring the program as en-King Vocalist Nancy Evan tertainers at the October 17 din-Jim Hayes. LAW IN ACTION LANDLORD-TENANT During the lease, as a rule, the tenant has a right to full and quiet possession. The landlord or tenant who promises in writing to do certain things must do them. Otherwise the landlord or tenant may have a claim for damages. The law calls a landlord's conduct in breaking the terms of a lease, a "constructive eviction." For the court can "construct" or interpret an eviction from the landlord's conduct in breaching the tenant's right to quiet possession. The landlord may not seem to break the lease nor act in bad faith. Yet the law does not relieve him of the constructive eviction. But his conduct may reduce his liabilities. The landlord who agrees to furnish heat and water may be liable for the harm that comes from shutting them off. Sometimes a landlord tries to block the tenant's entry, change locks, or remove the tenant's things, or cut off his lights and air. Such acts may be "wrongful eviction." About all a landlord can do legally to force out a tenant who breaches a lease is to bring an "unlawful detainer" action. Such a suit gets the landlord speedy possession as well as back rent and costs if the tenant has financial resources. He can also sue tenants for damage they do to their improvements alone with them. But unless the lease allows them to do so an permanent improvement of the land or any which cannot be taken without harming the place may well have to stay with the landlord. They may only be taken if the damage caused by removal is paid for and then only under court order Of course the lease can be drafted to avoid all troubles over fixtures. Read your next lease with care. And don't sign an "waivers" of your rights without knowing what they are. Landlords, too, should know that they can protect themselves from vandalism or failure by the tenant to move out in time. Check your leases with a lawyer. Perhaps you can, for example, have tenants put up money or a bond to make sure they take care of your place and meet other terms of the lease. Note: California lawyers offer this column so you may know about our laws Quarterly Sales Tax Gain Told Local sales and use tax distributions resulting primarily from sales during the second quarter of 1963 amounted to $67,949,000. Richard Nevins, Southern California Member of the State Board of Equalization, announced today. This sum, distributed to cities and counties during August and September, was 6.3 per cent higher than that distributed during the comparable period last year. About half of this increase is attributable to population growth while improved business conditions and inflation account for the rest of it. The cities received $53,511,900 as their share of the one per cent levy; the counties, $10,056,000; and the City and County of San Francisco, $4,381,400. Los Angeles County and its cities received more than two-fifths of the total. 6.3 Per Cent Gain Nevins noted that distributions totaling $39,841,800 in the eight southernmost counties in California were 6.3 per cent above those of a year ago. Allocations to all eight counties and their cities showed increases ranging from 4.4 per cent for San Diego to 16.4 per cent for Riverside. The aggregate city and county increase for Los Angeles was 4.9 per cent and for Orange it was 14.3 per cent. Total sales tax revenue distributed within Orange County amounted to $143,711 during the quarter. The amount received by Anaheim was 739,198. What's Your Postal I.Q.? PLIMSY PACKAGING IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF PARCEL DAMAGE IT'S MY MOM'S BIRTHDAY...HOW DO I WRAP IT? TRUE.—Every effort is made to avoid damage to mail while it is in the custody of the post office, but one of the major causes of damage that does occur is from inadequately-packaged cartons collapsing under the weight of other mail. Observing these tips may assure the arrival of your parcels at their destination in good condition: —Select strong boxes or cartons of corrugated or solid fiberboard, or kraftboard. Suit boxes or shoe boxes do not provide adequate protection. —Use sufficient cushioning material to protect contents from outside impact. —Place complete address on one side of parcel only—as an added protection, enclose a duplicate addressed label inside of the parcel. —Obtain a free copy of the POD Pamphlet entitled, "How to Pack and Wrap Parcels for Mailing" from your Care Postmaster. Women Fight Excise Tax By Georgianna Johnsen way, gals do you feel you're "holding the bag each time have to pay an additional 10 percent on the purchase of a new bag as a federal excise tax? Well, YOU can do something at eliminating this expensive on the pocketbook (meant ways, incidentally) by supplying House of Representative 132, introduced by Congressman Lenore K. Sullivan ofouri on Jan. 9 and now pending in the House Committee on and Means, because of a resolution passed the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in 1950 women, as well as housewives career girls are able to sup this bill. S. Frederick W. Spencer, President of the California Federation women's Clubs is asking mem their friends and relatives support this Bill. Letters and cards should be added to: Congressman Wilber Mills-Arkansas, Chairman of Ways and Means Committee. Cecil R. King and Conman James B. Utt, the twooria congressmen on the committee. Letters should also be sent to your own congressman, that they support this bill it is brought to the floor. Two Plaza City Women Now Two Orange women now carry the title of Vocational Nurse after graduating from Orange Coast College's nursing division special course. Mrs. Wallace Winchell, 417 N. Batavia, and Mrs. Doris Blair, 1321 W. Palmyra, received diplomas with eight other Orange County women Friday at Orange Coast College. The VN program is a one-year course which prepares students to give nursing care in hospitals or in patients' homes under the supervision of registered nurses or phycicians. The OCC vocational nursing graduates must pass California licensing examinations before they may practice their newly learned occupation. The ten students entered training Sept. 10, 1962. They will take their California State Board Nursing examinations Oct. 24 in Los Angeles. Each Bridge Winners Members of Young Ladies Institute held their regular weekly game at Elks Lodge on Thursday, Sept. 19, with Anthony Lipsky directing. Winners North-South were Isabel Becker and Charles Harnes tieing with Dr. David Swanda and Frank Hemmingway for first and second place; Charles Rowland and Dr. J. Colvin; third; Gordon Shepard and Dale Nelson, forth. East-West winners were Wares and Terney, first; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blank, second; Margo Hurley and Audrey Hawkins, third; Mrs. Eugene Oberly and Benjamin McLeod, fourth. Garden By The California Association of Nurserymen Container-grown plants more frequent watering those in the ground. Plain small pots can probably daily drink. Feed chrysanthemums this month. They can be fed week intervals right up to their buds show some color this, feed them no more. Remove faded blooms, roses. Feed roses this month give them a later summer Use week killer to remove THE BEST BUY HOLDS HUGE FOR YOU NO END OF SUMMER FOR YOU NO END OF SUMMER PRICES. • FINEST MATERIALS • FULLY GUARANTEE • NO MONEY DOWN • NO PAYMENT TILL MARCH 1964 "On Approved Credit COMPLETELY SCOTTISH ADDING AN • FOR FREE ESTIMATES P JE 0-33 UNFAIR! SCREENED OUT! they can protect themfrom vandalism or failthe tenant to move out e. Check your leases lawyer. Perhaps you or example, have tenut up money or a bond take sure they take care place and meet other of the lease. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS NOW ON DUAL PURPOSE PATIOS TREMENDOUS SAVINGS NOW ON DUAL PURPOSE PATIOS SCREENED-IN CUSTOM MODELS! CONTOUR MODEL AIR-VENT ALUMINUM AWNINGS 950 S. VERMONT AVE., L.A. 6 1501 S. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM Ten Now Vocational Nurses By The California Association of Nurserymen Container-grown plants like ore frequent watering than rose in the ground. Plants in small pots can probably use a daily drink. Feed chrysanthemums again this month. They can be fed at 3-week intervals right up to the time their buds show some color. After is, feed them no more. Remove faded blooms from nurses. Feed roses this month to give them a later summer push. Use week killer to remove lawn weeds easily and completely. Be sure to read the directions! Spray Tuberous Begonias to prevent mildew. Feed them bi-weekly with fish fertilizer. IN SWIFT STRIKE III Army PFC Danny L. Bokelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Bokelman, 1743 S. Dallas Dr., Anaheim, is participating in Exercise Swift Strike III, a U.S. Strike Command exercise in Georgia and North and South Carolina, involving more than 75,000 armed forces personnel. The other graduates are: Mrs. Richard Newman of 83 7Sherrill St., Anaheim; Mrs. Donald Bickler of 2037 West Mdwood Lane, Anaheim; Leslie Broderic, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Broderick of 701 East Avalon St., Santa Ana; Patricia Lucisinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Luchsinger of 4414 W. Maurie Ave., Santa Ana; Mrs. Willa Bonner of 3078 Gibraltar Ave., Costa Mesa; Mrs. Alice Spafford of 1344 West Bainoa Blvd., Newport Beach; Mrs. Judy Freeman of 120½ Marine Ave., Balboa Island; Mrs. Larry E. Mitchell of 519 Aliso Ave., Newport Beach. All ten were guests for lunch-eon in the home of OCC nursing instructor Mrs. Winifred Wilson of 2601 Louise St., Santa Ana, on graduation day. BUY SPINDLE HUGE SAVINGS NOW!! NOW!! SUMMER ES. 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