anaheim-gazette 1963-09-26

10—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, September 28, 1943 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Sherbeck Tabs Done By DOUG HUFF Competition in the Eastern Conference will be tough this year with Santa Ana College and Orange Coast College picked as the top two teams, Hal Sherbeck, Fullerton's head coach said today. "It's hard to make any predictions," he continued. "The team that makes the fewer mistakes and has the best personnel will be the team that comes out on top." In assessing Fullerton's chances, Sherbeck placed Fullerton third in the league. "The league is tougher than ever this year and there are a lot of teams that could upset the others." he reported. "Mt. SAC will be tough to beat this Saturday night but we've got good personnel and if we can minimize our mistakes we should be able to hold our own," Sherbeck commented. "The rain has hurt us — we need every available day of outside practice — we have a lot of holes due to lack of experience and poor timing. I'm concerned with the overall team offense but we're much deeper than last year," Sherbeck continued. Tentative offensive line-up for the league-opener will be as follows: At the ends will bener and Dan Cook; be Ron Ogle and Dalguards, Terry Pitts and Gregory; center, Tran left half, Chuck Shihalf, Dave Jacques; and Dick Winn. Fighting for the spot are Bobby Smith Hayek, Sherbeck is not to announce who will going nod until game day night. Others expecting to FIRST TOUCHDOWN — Loara Quarterback Dick Armstrong bulls his way through for Loara's first touchdown against the Nogales Nobles, The Saxons later went on to win the game, their first of the season, 14-0. It was Loara's first over Nogales, as their last meeting result 7-7 tie. FIRST TOUCHDOWN — Loara Quarterback Dick Armstrong bulls his way through for Loara's first touchdown against the Nogales Nobles, The Saxons later went on to win the game, their first of the season, 14-0. It was Loara's first over Nogales, as their last meeting resulted in 7-7 tie. SIDELINE SLANTS By Dave Distel Somewhere above Orange there is a golf course looking for a place to land. Headed by councilman Otis Stewart, the Orange city council Golf Course Committee is exploring the outlying areas for possible golf course sites for a city course. "We have a little park in mind to go with the golf course," Stewart explains. "This all depends on the land and conditions surrounding and obtaining of the land." According to Stewart, the committee would like to provide a clubhouse, driving range, tennis courts, pool and 27 holes of golf. "It would take 250 acres for all this," Stewart asserts. It would be sort of a recreation center for Orange. Stewart adds that 18 holes are the minimum he would like to see. "Nine more would supplement the original 18 and give more people a chance to play," he claims. "If we have to buy the land, it will be out of the question though." Stewart continues. "We can do it on a lease we can live with." Right now the city is negotiating with the Irvine Company for land. Two previous deals feel apart. John Porter of the Irvine Company informed the committee that the land it wanted is already under lease, but cited another possible area. Land in Cowan Heights and "The Cowan people cooled off," Stewart comments. He said Cowan gave no reasons, but added that it would have been expensive because of the earth that would have to be moved for the project. As far as the Jones property, Stewart said the committee met with Charles Jones until Jones suddenly ended negotiations. The Jones property was located in the basin west of the El Modeno grade. Irvine property appears to be the only possible site right now. The land Porter is checking is located between the dam and the Irvine Park stables on Santiago Creek. This land is a little short on necessary acreage, so the council committee is meeting with Sully-Miller — the leasee of the original Irvine land under consideration. The two plots are adjacent. Once the land is found, Stewart said the project will probably go before the people in a bond election to finance greens, clubhouse, tennis courts and whatever else goes into the project. "It would take $200,000 for the course and the clubhouse cost would depend on size," Stewart explains. "I don't believe the people would vote it down since the course should make money," he continues. "Anaheim is operating in the black." "We just can't go out and do..." WE HAVE TO BUY THE LAND, IT WILL BE OUT OF THE QUESTION THROUGH. Stewart continues. "We can do it on a lease we can live with." Right now the city is negotiating with the Irvine Company for land. Two previous deals feel apart. John Porter of the Irvine Company informed the committee that the land it wanted is already under lease, but cited another possible area. Land in Cowan Heights and land owned by Dick Jones has also been discussed, but negotiations have apparently fallen through in these areas. Stewart said tentative plans at Cowan Heights called for Cowan to build the course and clubhouse with the City of Orange taking over after 18 to 20 years of leasing. This deal had reached the contract and site planning stage before it fell through. RE-UPHOLSTERY BY FULLERTON'S OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE . . . DIVAN and CHAIR ... INCLUDES ALL LABOR AND INSIDE MATERIALS CHOOSE FROM OUR HUGE SELECTION OF DECORATOR FABRICS. TERMS ARRANGED OR USE BANKAMERICARD LABELLE UPHOLSTERY Custom Built Furniture and Manufacturing 134 W. COMMONWEALTH AVE. • FULLERTON Dons, Pirates the league-opener with Mt. SAC is as follows: At the ends will be Steve Joyner and Dan Cook; tackles will be Ron Ogle and Dale Bancroft; guards, Terry Pitts and Dick Gregory; center, Tram Hartzog; left half, Chuck Shields; right half, Dave Jacques; and fullback, Dick Winn. Fighting for the quarterback spot are Bobby Smith and John Hayek. Sherbeck is not expected to announce who will get the opening nod until game time Saturday night. Others expecting to see action include Howard Whitney, Dick Finicle, Roy Luttrell, Tom Hutton, Jim Miller, Jerry Gatewood, Doug Eilerts and Jim Dena. Guard and tackle are the strongest positions on this year's Hornet football squad. Sherbeck stated. Center is the weakest point so far. The line should be about 10 pounds heavier than last year but experience should help here. The backfield will be lighter but will be faster overall. "How far we go in the league is entirely up to the boys," Sherbeck said. "As yet they have not really made up their minds." New Law Hits 'Campers' Hundreds of owners of camper trucks in Anaheim are affected by a new state law. The state is catching up with the "camper" craze. Law changes now in effect give the Department of Motor Vehicles a clear directive to decide whether individual vehicles require commercial or passenger car registration. Some owners of these campers should apply immediately for a correction of vehicle registration at the nearest DMV office, state officials said. The key as to whether the vehicle requires commercial or passenger car license plates depends on whether camper bodies are attached permanently or temporarily to pickups. Permanent Pickups with camper bodies permanently attached will be classified as passenger cars for vehicle registration purposes. In this category, the vehicle will be defined as "House Cars," which is shown on registration cards as HSCR. As house cars, the vehicles are not subject to commercial weight fees, but will be subject to vehicle license fees based on the assessed valuation of the camper body in addition to registration and vehicle license fees for the pickup. Temporary Pickups with camper bodies temporarily attached will be classified as commercial vehicles, which are designated PUCP on registration cards. This category of camper will be available. Loara High Sports By STEVE MILNER Tomorrow night Loara's scrambling Saxons will take on the Carpenteria Warriors on their opponent's field at 8 p.m. This contest will mark Loara's second and final prep game. Thursday, the Saxons opened their 1963 season in style by defeating the Nogales Nobles 14-8 at La Palma Stadium. It was Loara's first victory their last meeting resulted in a... La Palma Grid Schedule Given When Loara met Nogales of La Quente Thursday they kicked an unprecedented 24 game schedule at La Palma Stadium. Preparing the turf for the rough and tumble line-up was a crash program for Anaheim's Park and recreation Department. Following the rodeo last summer, the stadium, located at Harbor and La Palma, was reseeded and, despite the heavy traffic of the American Legion baseball tournament, has been nursed into healthy green for Anaheim'sidiron season. Two or three games will be played every week-end between New and Nov. 16. In addition, other events and post-season games may be scheduled at the stadium. The schedule for football at La Palma Stadium is: Sept. 27. Anaheim vs. Redlands. Sept. 28. Magnolia vs. Newport arbor Oct. 4 Anaheim vs. Westminster Oct. 5 Magnolia vs. Buena Park Oct. 10 Loara vs. Corona del Arbor Oct. 11 Magnolia vs. Garden ove. Oct. 12 Western vs. Newport Oct. 17 Servite Oct. 18 Savanna vs. La Habra Oct. 19 Loara vs. Laguna Beach Oct. 24 Anaheim vs. Newport arbor Oct. 25 Western vs. Westminster Oct. 31 Western vs. Costa Mesa By STEVE MILNER Tomorrow night Loara's scrambling Saxons will take on the Carpenteria Warriors on their opponent's field at 8 p.m. This contest will mark Loara's second and final prep game. Thursday, the Saxons opened their 1963 season in style by defeating the Nogales Nobles 14-8 at La Palma Stadium. It was Loara's first victory over Nogales, as their last meeting resulted in a 7-7 tie. Springing from a 8-7 halftime deficit, Coach Herb Hill's Saxons held the Nobles scoreless, while scoring the winning touchdown and conversion in the fourth quarter. Loara Defense After receiving the opening kickoff on their own 34, Nogales drove to the Saxon 7-yard line to be halted by strong Loara defense and a five yard penalty. After moving to the 15, a high pass from center on a punt rolled into the end zone for a safety and the Nogie lead, 2-0. Battling back in the second quarter, Loara scored its first touchdown of the game on a 43-yard drive climaxed by quarterback Dick Armstrong's push for one yard and the 6-2 lead. Sophomore Dave Dykes ran the conversion to pad the Saxon lead to 7-2. Fast Work Nogales, with less than four minutes remaining in the first half, rolled over 40 yards in nine plays to down the ball on the Saxon 31. Nogile quarterback Rumaldo Rubi heaved a 30-yard pass to right end Don Elmore, who ran two yards for the touchdown. With 53-seconds remaining, Rubi's conversion try was blocked and Nogales led 8-7 at half-time. Loara took possession on the Nogales 49 late in the third quarter. In two plays and two fine passes from quarterback Armstrong, the Saxons camped on the Noble 19 after one play of the fourth quarter. The ball was then moved by a 15-yard penalty against the Saxons to the Nogie 34. Halfback Mike Pence then ran to the Nogales 24, setting the stage for the victory play. Final Shot Dick Armstrong's pass was snatched by halfback Dykes, who fell into the end zone for the touchdown. Dykes then converted for the final score of 14-8. The final shot of the run found circles are not subject to commercial weight fees, but will be subject to vehicle license fees based on the assessed valuation of the camper body in addition to registration and vehicle license fees for the pickup. Temporary Pickups with camper bodies temporarily attached will be classified as commercial vehicles, which are designatedPUCP on registration cards. This category of camper will be subject to weight fees, but only on the unladen weight of the pickup without the camper body attached. The camper body will not be subject to a vehicle license fee on its assessed value. Owners withPUCP designations on their registration cards should apply immediately for a correction of registration so that proper fees can be determined for 1964, the department said. Eagle Scout Chosen for Banquet Talk Eagle Scout John Sansone, Santa Ana, has been chosen to speak for the Eagle Scouts at the Tenth Annual Eagle Scout Recognition Banquet of the Orange Empire Council at the Newporter Inn on Oct. 30, it was announced by Dr. Daniel G. Aldrich, general chairman. Eagle Scout Sansone is a senior at Servite High School in Anaheim. He is president of the student body. He lives at 2448 Riverside Drive, Santa Ana. Sixty business and professional leaders are being chosen to host 60 Eagle Scouts at the banquet. Co-chairmen for this sponsor's committee are Mr. Alan C. Stoneman, President, Purex Corporation, and Major General A. R. Kier, Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific. LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER PUBLIC NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that they are conducting a Moving Storage, and Sales business located at 616 E.Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif., Orange County, California, under the Statutory firm name of Say On Moving Storage, and Sales and that said firm is authorized to sell property in Los Angeles County. FREE ADDS FOR FREE PETS IF YOU HAVE A C Dog, ETC, THAT Y FREE ADDS FOR FREE PETS IF YOU HAVE A C DOG, ETC. THAT Y WANT TO GIVE AW CALL THE ORANGE DAILY NEW CLASSIFIED D AND PLACE YOUR FREE! KE 8-1144 or 532 LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER PICTURES NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that they are conducting a Moving Storage, and Sales business located at 616 E. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif. Orange County, California, under the fictitious name of Sav-Ov Moving Storage and Sales and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows, to wit: JAMES R. LLEWELLYN and MARJORIE LLEWELLLEN owners WITNESS our hands this 12th day of August, 1962. James R. Llewellen Marjorie Llewellen STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) as On August 30, 1962, before me the undersigned, Notary Public in and for said State, holding the sine, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared James R. Llewellyn and Marjorie Llewellyn known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same Witness my hand and official seal (SEAL) Clare Ducoff My Commission expires Sept. 1960. Notary Public in and for said State. Publsh: The Anaheim Gazette Sept. 8, 12, 13, 26, 1963 A890-63 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MORTGAGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That KING-WAY CLEANERS, INC., a corporation, whose address is 6080 Orangethorpe Avenue, Buena Park, California, County of Orange, intends to mortgage its INC. mortgages, whose address is 5978 West Third Street Los Angeles, 36, California, all fixtures and equipment of the said King-Way Cleaners, Inc., a dry cleaning business located at 6080 Orangethorpe Avenue, Buena Park, California in Orange County, and that an executive Mortgage of the same will be delivered upon the consideration thereafter paid at 10 A.M. at the address of said Mortgagor, on the 1st day of October, 1962. DATED: September 8th, 1963. KING-WAY CLEANERS, INC., a corporation. By Barry President. ADELE L. SPRINTZER. Attorney 3195 West Seventh Street Los Angeles & California. Publish: The Anaheim Gazette September 26, October 3, 1963 A752-62 Honor Scouts Two youths from Troop 30, Walter Knott District, Anaheim, Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America, will be honored during Court of Honor ceremonies tonight at Orangeview Junior High School, 3715 West Orange Ave., Anaheim. Receiving recognition for attaining Scouting's highest honor Eagle Scout will be Mike Moreland and Bob Frenzel. 1 FUNERAL NOTICES FLORENCE EVANS, age 76, 1955 E. 6th St., Beaumont, died 24th. Born in state of Maine, resident of Orange County 54 years. Member of Ruby Rebekah Lodge. Eastern Star Lodge of Novridgewock, Maine. Friends may call at Eudaly Funeral Chapel until noon Friday. Services at Waverly church Fairhaven Memorial Park Friday at 2 p.m. The officients, officers of Ruby Rebekah Lodge, Interment Fairhaven Memorial Park 1A SPECIAL NOTICES Dr. ALLAN R. STARK Dr. LOUIS J. 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KE 5-4448. 15 MALE AND FEMALE WANTED— Need Help in a Hurry? ✓ Mowing Lawns ✓ Spading Gardens ✓ Trimming Bushes ✓ Washing Walls ✓ Moving Furniture ✓ Making Minor Repairs ✓ Washing Windows ✓ Mother's Helper ✓ Stockboy ✓ Baby Sitter ✓ Sales Clerk ✓ Typist Orange Youth Employment Service 931 E. Collins KE 2-1681 17 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE— YARD Work & Weeding 10 Years Experience KE 8-5146 19 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE— WANT to work week ends. Cooking & baby-sitting. Call KE 8-7374 Betwn. 8 & 5 only. 22 CHILD CARE— SUPERVISED child care. — Hot lunches $15 for 1, $25 for 2 by LOST a pale green parakeet. Vic. of St. Joseph's Hospital. Answers to name of Tweetie Pie. Reward $25. 538-6485. KEYS LOST. Approximately six keys on leather strap. Call KE 8-3021. 7 BUSINESS SERVICES • APPLIANCE REPAIRS JOE'S FIXIT SHOP SMALL appliance & elec. equip. repaired, sales & service, open 7 days a week. 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ROGERS Silverware, 50 pieces, $20. 57 piece china set, "Silver Rhythm" pattern $22 stainless steel waterless cookware set $20. All brand new!!! LA 1-1488 NEWSPAPER Page mats for sale 2 cents each. Orange Daily News, 44 Plaza Square, Orange. EGGS IF you want the best from Ranch to you, 15641 Fletcher St., Orange.