anaheim-gazette 1963-11-21

10—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday November 21, 1963 ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Children’s Stories by T. By AFTON MAC NAUGHTON Editor’s note: This series of unique stories for children are the product of the scribbling of an aged sea captain who adventured all over the world before he died a few years ago, leaving the material to a long-time shipmate and friend. THE UNFRIENDLY NATIVES A funny little old man with a beard who was sailing his little ship alone around the big ocean and stopping at especially interesting places, as you have been told, was Captain Obediah Hoofelstinkel and his little ship was named the SCARED CAT because it traveled real fast when it was being pushed along by the wind in its sail. He first visited the Questionable Islands. They were given that name because very few sailors knew much about them. Some sailors, it was said, were afraid to go to the Questionable Islands because they were afraid of the unknown. Lots of people are afraid of something or afraid to do something because they don’t know everything about what they are going to do. But Captain Hoofelstinkel wasn’t very much afraid. He said it would have to be proved to him that there was danger in the islands before he would become afraid to go there. If he found real danger, he thought, he would sail away like he sailed away from the people who talked all the time and wouldn’t even let him introduce himself. Captain Hoofelstinkel had heard that on the island where he was steering his little ship were dangerous natives, but he thought he had a way of scaring them if they made trouble for him. On day when the weather was nice Captain Hoofelstinkel looked up from his ship and saw an island, all right, and he steered toward it. As he approached the island he took down part of his little ship’s sail and went slowly toward the land until he saw a narrow inlet into a harbor. He steered the ship into the inlet and then he saw camp fire smoke on land near him. He was very careful not to get too close to the land because the water might not be deep enough for his ship and it would run aground and maybe turn over or capsize. When a boat or a ship turns over it is called capsizing. Of course you don’t capsize when your turn over in bed because you are not a boat. You just turn over. Well, Captain Hoofelstinkel looked through his telescope and saw people on land, but he didn’t like their looks. They looked fierce and dangerous so, he decided not to go ashore. He took down his sails and dropped his ship’s anchor in the harbor and started to cook his dinner. And while he was getting ready to eat dinner some fierce looking native near his ship in life the fiercest looking at him to scare him. Captain Hoofelstinke he would not be able to give them it if they were friendly of them threw a ham and it hit the tile ship’s cabin. He knew they were going to scare him a little attention came he locked the cabin and went not without first thing. You may remember put some carpet ship when he sailed voyage. Now you will have those carpets. He put them on the ship, which is the scattered them around went to sleep. Far in the night a live came to do haunt Hoofelstinke a little boat and stay side of the SCARE jumped down on deck. And when he jumped on the sharp taper bare feet. He screamed loud in pain. He jumped back boat but the tacks stickin in his feet yelling in pain. Then into the water and ward the land. And snug and safe inside the cabin, Mr. Merchant YOU'RE BOUND TO SCORE PROFITS when you kick off your sales campaigns with... ADVERTISING DESIGNED TO SERVE YOU • LAYOUT • ARTWORK • COPYWRITING • BUDGETING • PLANNING Telephone 772-1800 NOW! FOR BIGGER AND BETTER PROFITS NOW! 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You may remember that he put some carpet tacks in his ship when he sailed on his first voyage. Now you will learn why he had those carpet tacks. He put them on the deck of his ship, which is the floor, and scattered them around. Then he went to sleep. Far in the night a big bad native came to do harm to Captain Hooverstinkel. He came a little boat and stole over the side of the SCARED CAT and jumped down on deck. And when he jumped he stepped on the sharp tacks with his bare feet. He screamed real loud in pain. He jumped back into his own boat but the tacks were still stickin' in his feet and he was yelling in pain. Then he jumped into the water and swam toward the land. And snug and safe in his bunk inside the cabin, Captain Hoof- elstinkel chuckled and went to sleep. And that bad man who came to do him harm was so scared and in such pain that he went away and never came back. Doctors Set Presentation By Surgeon Dr. Jerome H. Kay, of Los Angeles, eminent thoracic surgeon, will present the George Fenton Warner Memorial Lecture at the fourth annual March of Dimes Medical Symposium, Wednesday, December 4, 1963, at the Orange County Medical Association auditorium. His topic for the December 4th meeting will be "The Surgical Treatment of Congenital Heart Defects". Dr. Thaddeus C. Jones, Jr. of Laguna Beach, Symposium Chairman has announced that the topic of the scientific program will be Congenital Malformations which will be discussed in depth by five distinguished doctors. Dr. Kay is noted for his research in cardiovascular surgery and is one of the developers of the Kay-Anderson heart lung machine which has made possible advances in additional procedures in cardiac surgery. He is currently Associate Professor of Surgery, and Chief Cardiac Surgeon, U.S.C. Medi LEGAL NOTICES One Sacking Machine One Sewing Machine and Conveyer *One 1968 Chevrolet Truck (Eng. No. OX282L10467) *One 1961 Chevrolet Truck (Eng. No. T7E72L103215) (Lie. No. M65480) *One 1959 Chevrolet Truck (Eng. No. V6B59L114217) One 1956 Chevrolet Truck (Eng. No. N0C54W002288) One 1956 Trailer (L.D. No. C2255) One Pike Trailer (L.D. No. 1471) *One 1960 Chevrolet Truck (Eng. No. 00788107010) One 1955 Chevrolet Truck (Eng. No. 035082F55E) One 1960 Chevrolet Truck (Eng. No. OL713L113746) One 1949 Chevrolet Truck (Eng. No. AFCA7275389) *One 1962 Chevrolet Truck (Eng. No. 2C154I107170) *One 1961 Cadillac (Eng. No. 61B106282) *One Hyster Fork Lift (6,000 lb.) Two Ford Tractors One 1959 Pontiac All above items located at 52N Orangethorne, Buena Park. *Starred items are subject to lens, said personal property being a portion of equipment of a certain business known as U.S.EAGLE FERTILIZER CO., and boated at 5582 Orangehorse in the City of Ruena Park, County of Orange, Shire of California, and that a sale, transfer or assignment of the same will be made, and the consideration therefor will be paid at 9:30 o'clock A.M. on the 2nd day of December, 1963, at the office of EUGENE E. GLUSHON, Attorneys Suits 622, 9171 Wilshire Boulevard in the City of Beverly Hills, County of Los Angeles, State of California. Dated November 8, 1963. Eugene E. Glushon, Attorney for Vendee DARK GREEN ENTER-PRISES, INC., a California Corporation, Vendee Publicly Anheil Gazette November 21, 1963 A906-63 LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER BUSINESS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED DOES hereby certify that the record acting a Printing business located at 9257 Brookhurst St., Anaheim, Orange County, California, under the fictitious firm name of B & M Printers and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and place of residence are as follows: ROBERT FOGEL 1932 W. Sloop Avenue Anaheim, California WITNESS my hand this 7th day of October, 1963. ROBERT FOGEL STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE) as on October 7, 1962 before me the undersigned a Notary Public in and for said State residue. PINKLEY ORANGE "Old Smoothies" Return to L.B. Ice Capades Resuming his ice skating career after more than six months in a hospital with a broken hip, 72-year-old Orrin Markhus, male half of the famous team, "The Old Smoothies", returns to thrill audiences with his partner, Irma Thomas, in John H. Harris' 23rd edition of the Ice Capades. The show's engagement at the Long Beach Arena ends Wednesday. Injured while teaching his grandchild how to stop quickly on ice, Markhus spiked one heel with the blade of his other foot and fell with all his 250 pounds on his right hip. "The Old Smoothies", Irma Kay is noted for his research in cardiovascular surgery and is one of the developers of the Kay-Anderson heart lung machine which has made possible advances in additional procedures in cardiac surgery. He is currently Associate Professor of Surgery, and Chief Cardiac Surgeon, U.S.C. Medical School and head physician Thoracic surgery. Los Angeles General Hospital. He holds numerous other academic appointments, and has published 65 papers in collaboration with Dr. Alfred Blaloch and other noted authorities. Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Fossek, 2252 Valdina, girl 7 lbs. 12 oz., Nov. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Garrie Aspengren, 2001 South Haster, Apt. 1C, girl 5 lbs. 12½ oz., Nov. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Savitt, 3054 Coolidge, boy 6 lbs. 3½ oz., Nov. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wagner, 1818 Sumac Lane, girl, 5 lbs. 12½ oz., Nov. 6. Mr. and d Mrs. Francis Wissler, 1252 N. Wren, Apt. C., boy 8 lbs. 12½ oz., Nov. 5. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That Donald E. Steinbauer, doing business as Curtis-Steinbauer Company, Vendor, whose address is $88 South Rose Place, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange State, intends to sell to Engineered Shelters Inc., a California corporation, Vendee, whose address is 13837 Ventura Boulevard, in the City of Sherman Oaks, County of Los Angeles State, California, the following described personal property, to-wit: presently located at $83 South Rose Place, Anaheim, California. 1. "Pexto" Model 14-U-6-C Power steer, S/N 60324, with front extensions and hand back gauge 6 x 14 gauge capacity. 2. "Di-Acro" Hydraulic Press Brake, S/N 1291, with about $1500.00 in assorted dies (including rack), 4 x 18 gauge capacity, 12 ton rating. 3. "Di-Acro" Floor Model Power Notcher, S/N 1-1014, with hi-carbon blades (sharpened recently), 6" x 6" x 16" gauge capacity. 4. "Di-Acro" No. 2 Floor Model Hand Punch Press, S/N 1-1056, with about 20 sets of punches and worth $500.00 to $600.00 in throat depth, 4 ton rating. 5. "Di-Acro" No. 12 Hand Leaf Brake With fingers, S/N 1085, and assorted dies, 12" x 16 gauge capacity. 6. "Di-Acro" No. 2A Hand Bending Rolls, S/N 1-1005, 12" x 16 gauge capacity. 7. "Power-Matic" Model 87 Variable Speed, 20" Vertical Band Saw, SN 1-1791, contour cutting type with blade welder, 24" x 24" table. 8. "A Q Smith" 300 ampare AC-DG Hell-Arc Welder with special low range, S/N 1238-6022-2, type A-3000AD-HFGW. 9. "Birdseil" Spot Welder on stand, S/N B-234, 4 KVA capacity. 10. "Walker - Turner" 15 Bench Model Drill Press, S/N 126148L with lead grain will be Congeneral Mariformes which will be discussed in depth by five distinguished doctors. Dr. Kay is noted for his research in cardiovascular surgery and is one of the developers of the Kay-Anderson heart lung machine which has made possible advances in additional procedures in cardiac surgery. He is currently Associate Professor of Surgery, and Chief Cardiac Surgeon, U.S.C. Medical School and head physician Thoracic surgery. Los Angeles General Hospital. He holds numerous other academic appointments, and has published 65 papers in collaboration with Dr. Alfred Blaloch and other noted authorities. Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Fossek, 2252 Valdina, girl 7 lbs. 12 oz., Nov. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Garrie Aspengren, 2001 South Haster, Apt. IC, girl 5 lbs. 12½ oz., Nov. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Savitt, 3054 Coolidge, boy 6 lbs. 3½ oz., Nov. 2. Mr. and Mrs.Wallace Wagner, 1818 Sumac Lane, girl, 5 lbs. 12½ oz., Nov. 6. Mr. and d Mrs.Francis Wissler, 1252 N.Wren,Apt.C.,boy8 lbs.12½oz.,Nov.5. "Anaheim Gazette" November 14, 21, 28.Dec.5.A892-63 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That Donald E. Steinbauer doing business as Curtis-Steinbauer Company,Vendorwhose address is $88South RosePlacein theCityofAnaheimCountyofOrangeStateintendstoselltoEnnearedSheltersInc,aCaliforniacorporation.Vendeewhoseaddressis13837VenturaBoulevardintheCityofShermanOakss.CountyOfLosAngelesStateintendedpersonalproperty.to-wit:presentlylocatedat$83SouthRosePlace,AnaheimCaliforniaITEM 1.“Pexto”Model14-U-6-CPowersteer,S/N60324withfrontextensionsandhandbackgauge6x14gaugecapacity. 2.“Di-Acro”HydraulicPressBrake,S/N1291withabout$1500.00insassorteddies(includingrack),4x18gaugecapacity，12tonrating. 3.“Di-Acro”FloorModelPowerNotcher,S/N1-1014withhi-carbonblades(sharpenedrecently),6"x6"x16"gaugecapacity. 4.“Di-Acro”No.2FloorModelHandPunchPress,S/N1-1056withabout20setsofunniesandworth$500.00to$600.00inthroatdepth，4tonrating. 5.“Di-Acro”No.12HandLeafBrakeWithfingers,S/N1085andsassorteddies，12"x16gaugecapacity. 6.“Di-Acro”No.2AHandBendingRolls,S/N1-1005，12"x16gaugecapacity. 7.“Power-Matic”Model87VariableSpeed，20"VerticalBandSaw,SN1-1791contourcuttingtypewithbladewelder，24"x24"table. 8.“AQSmith”300ampareAC-DGHell-ArcWelderwithspeciallowrange,S/N1238-6022-2.typeA-3000AD-HFGW. 9.“Birdseil”SpotWelderonstand,S/NB-234，4KVAcapacity. 10.“Walker-Turner”15BenchModelDrillPress,S/N126148Lwithlead grainwillbecongeneralMariformeswhichwillbediscussedindepthbyfivedistinguishedproceduresincardiacsurgeeryandisoneofthedevelopersoftheKay-Andersonheartlungmachinewhichhasmadepossibleadvancesinaddimensionspatiallowrange.S/N1238-6022-2.typeA-3000AD-HFGW." IRMA THOMAS, in John H. Harris’ 23rd edition of the Ice Capades. The show’s engagement at the Long Beach Arena ends Wednesday. Injured while teaching his grandchild how to stop quickly on ice, Markhus spiked one heel with the blade of his other foot and fell with all his 250 pounds on his right hip. “The Old Smoothies”, Irma herself admits to a young 61, have won a particular niche in the hearts of Ice Capades fans. As has been true in the past 21 years when the orchestra begins the first strains of “Shine on Harvest Moon,” it is the signal for Orrin and Irma to glide onto the ice. Both Irma and Orrin always come up with one common statement — “skating keeps us young, you know.” Grandpa Orrin, who figures to be around at least several more seasons before settling down at his home in Hesperia, is the father of two children, while Irma has three grown daughters. Fall Concert Set The Chapman Symphony Orchestra will present its free fall concert, 4:30 p.m., Sunday in Chapman College auditorium. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE NOTICE HEREIN GIVEN: That HENRY H. HERHEKA, U.S. EAGLE FERTILIZER CO., Vendor, whose address in 1011 East Santa Ana Street, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, intends to sell to PARK GREEN ENTERPRISES, INC., a Calif. Corp. Vendee, whose address in 8872 Sumner Place in the City of Cypress, County of Orange, State of California, the following described personal property: One Grinder and Engine One Bin and Compressor (Bale) One Loading Conveyor Assorted Motors DATED November 8, 1962. DONALD E. STEINBAUER ENGINEERED CHELTERS, INC. By A. G. Brown, Jr. President. Publish: Anaheim Gazette November 21, 1963 A908-63 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Funeral Notice 1A Special Notice 2 Personals 3 Transportation Lost and Found 7 Business Services EMPLOYMENT: 9 Schools and 11 Male Help 13 Female Help 15 Male and F. 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