anaheim-gazette 1964-04-23

6—The Gazette Thursday, April 23, 1964 Examinations For Service AcademiesSet Senator Clair Engle today announced that written examinations for young men from California between the ages of 17 and 22 interested in appointments to the four Service Academies will be held throughout the State on Monday, July 13, 1964. The Senator invited anyone who wished to be considered for appointment to write him at the Senate Office Building, Washington 25, D. C., for information and an application form. The purpose of the examination conducted by the United States Civil Service Commission is to provide a method for selecting appointees to the U. S. Air Force Academy, Military Academy, Naval Academy, and the Merchant Marine Academy. Senator Engle said he would rely primarily on the results of this examination to designate his own nominees for appointments to classes entering the Academies in July of 1965. The Senator said he is responsible for 1 appointment to the Merchant Marine Academy, 2 to the Naval Academy, 2 to the Military Academy, and 2 to the Air Force Academy. The deadline for letters to his office, he said, is Monday, June 8. Decaps, one of 17 Junior Achievement companies meeting at the Orange County Business Center at 1014 Raymond Way, Anaheim, has been designated by a panel of judges as the "Best in the Center". Junior Achievement is the national "learn-by-doing" program that teaches the free enterprise system to high school students by allowing them to operate miniature corporations under the guidance of adult businessmen from prominent local firms. Three hundred and fifty high school sophomores, juniors and seniors make up the 17 Orange County JA firms. Decaps, which manufactures and sells a desk pen and calendar set, is counselled by James A. Lyles, M. A. Seeley and C. Leo Gross, all members of the management team at Nortronics in Anaheim. Officers of the JA company are Suzie Weishaar, president, a junior at Rancho Alamitos High School; William Braeger, vice president of sales, a sophomore at Anaheim High School; Richard Vogel, vice president of manufacturing, a sophomore at Servite High School; Cindy Potter, treasurer, a junior at Orange High School; Janis Harvey, secretary, a sophomore at Orange High School. Runners-up in the contest were Jayco, a JA company counselled by Hughes Aircraft Company of Fullerton, and Decisions Anonymous, counselled by Autonetics of Anaheim. President of Jayco is Tom Perkins, a sophomore at Seven High School, while Jon Peterson a junior at Orange High School leads Decisions Anonymous. Judges in the competition were Dave James, partner, thur Young & Company, S. Ana; William Firetag, gen manager, New York Life Insurance Company of Orange County; Robert Sturgis, part Price Waterhouse & Compass Santa Ana; Ernest Rea, production manager, St. Regis Pai Company, Fullerton. All three Junior Achievement companies will enter into competition with other JA firms in the Southern California area determine the company-of-year. Engle Campaign By Committee In U. S. Senator Clair Engle campaign began picking his great skill in representing California in the U. S. Senate Assemblyman William E. Danemeyer (D-Fullerton) said in the meeting. Dannemeyer is the Specimen Trees and Shrubs Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 W. LINCOLN AVENUE KE 5-5450 "Our Business Is Growing BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 Shad-O-Cool PATIO AWNINGS The Quality - Built Awnings designed to RESIST terrific winds CSC Sets Summer Session Admission to the 1964 Summer Session is completed at registration, which for the six-week session will take place Monday, June 15 from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Regular classes will begin the following day, Tuesday, June 16, at 8 a.m. Registration for the four-week session will be held Monday, July 27 during the same hours, and classes will start Tuesday, July 28 at 8 a.m. July 24 is the last day of the six-week session and August 21 of the four-week session. RESIST terrific winds PATIO AWNINGS Heavy gauge Aluminum/Strong Rustproof Frame Four-Step Paint Finish for Durability Up to 20% Cooler • 18 Decorator Colors Manufactured by Santa Ana Tent & Awning Company One of the Largest and most Modern plants in California FACTORY DIRECT SAVINGS SAVE ON ALUMINUM SCREENED ROOMS, TOOI NO MONEY DOWN • BANK TERMS Bank Terms now available on Patio Awnings FREE ESTIMATES ... No Obligation Bank Terms on Awnings For Mobile Homes SHAD-O-LOK, the State Approved aluminum awning for mobile homes is manufactured by SANTA ANA TENT & AWNING Serving Orange County Since 1920 2202 So. Main • K1 5-0491 Medical Report Points Out Heat-Cold Effects In the competition at Servite High School, while Jon Peters, senior at Orange High School, is Decisions Anonymous. Dudges in the competition De Dave James, partner, ArYoung & Company, Santa William Firetag, general manager, New York Life Insurance Company of Orange CounRobert Sturgis, partner, Waterhouse & Company, Ana Ana; Ernest Rea, producmanager, St. Regis Paper company, Fullerton. Three Junior Achievement companies will enter into commion with other JA firms in Southern California area to immine the company-of-the- South Mountain Park near Phoenix, Arizona, contains nearly 15,000 acres of peaks, canyons, strange rock formations, desert and practically every form of cactus, tree and shrub peculiar to Arizona, points out the Automobile Club of Southern California. The Campaign Speeded Up Committee In County S. Senator Clair Engle's design began picking up in Orange County today. Orange County Steering committee to Re-Elect Engle in Anaheim and mapped strategy to coordinate local efforts with the statewide cammunity Orange County leadave supported Senator Enver the years because of great skill in representingerna in the U. S. Senate." Blyman William E. Danmer (D-Fullerton) said at meeting. Dannemeyer is the chairman for the drive in this county to re-elect Engle. "No inter-party power struggle or petitness is great enough to cloud the fact that Clair Engle has done much for the people of this state, and will continue along these lines. The Senator has been instrumental in protecting many of California's water rights, and in bringing millions of dollars of defense contracts — and therefore useful employment — to California," stated Assemblyman Dannemeyer. A human's heart works 57 per cent harder in a hot, humid room than in an air conditioned one, according to results of tests conducted by a medical researcher. W. J. Altpeter, Orange County division sales manager for Southern Counties Gas Co., said the results were reported recently to a convention of the National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association by Dr. George E. Bruch, a research specialist at the Cardiovascular Laboratories of Tulane University School of Medicine. Dr. Burch's tests were made on patients in a hospital ward at 92 degrees F. and 95 per cent humidity, and compared against those in an air conditioned ward that had a temperature of 78 degrees F., and a humidity of 60 per cent. Another report delivered at the same convention said air conditioning is a major deterrent to disorders induced by pollens and allergies. Dr. Jay Spiegelman, an Albert Einstein Medical Center allergist, noted that air conditioning reduces pollen count to about one per cent of the outdoor concentration. The gas company sales manager said these medical reports point out some of the advantages of central gas air conditioning for homes, offices, and commercial buildings. Gas systems filter pollens and other foreign matter from the air, then de-humidify it before ing for delivery. The filtering system hooks the cleaning department. Practically no dust is distr in the cool air, and all wi an air conditioned house building are kept shut nating dust from the out. Then, the sales manager there is another important vantage of central gas air diitioning — economy of tion. High thermal contai natural gas is combined efficient equipment to res low fuel costs. Gas systems have few parts, and operate quietly out vibration. Continuous culation of cool or warm sures complete comfort times of the year. The Mission San Xavier Bac near Tucson, Arizona known as the "White Dog the Desert." the Autonom Club of Southern California ports. It is one of the out ing examples of SpanishSION architecture in Ameri Arizona's Coconino Counthe second largest county area in the United States points out the Automobile of Southern California. Calia's San Bernardino Counthe largest (20,131 squ miles). PERSONAL MENTION JANAN M. HAYES and MRS. MARGARET McWILLIAMS of Anaheim made the winter term honor roll at Oregon State University. Miss Hayes is a senior in Science, Mrs. McWilliams is a graduate student. To be eligible for honor roll listing, students must make at least a B-plus average for the term, Mrs. McWilliams was one of 118 students singled out for special recognition for having made straight-A grades during the term. RICHARD BOYLE, a junior honors student at Servite High School, earned the third place trophy in oratorical intermedia by Vice President and Manager Richard W. Gay. Derr succeeds Hal Engel, who was named assistant manager of the Washington-Telegraph branch in Los Angeles. Three girls from this area have entered the District 9 Dairy Princess contest to be held May 13, in Norwalk. They are ALICE VAN KLAVEREN, 19 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arie Van Klaveren, 9591 Valley View, Cypress; JO-ANNA VEENSTRA, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Veenstra, 1229 Catalpa Avenue, Anaheim; and Joan Wunsch, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-milo, 314 No. Olive St., girl. STORK CLUB GARDEN PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL March 14, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Cabrese, Jr., 2783 Yale Ave., boy, 7 lbs. 10½oz. March 17, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gjela da, 214 So. Bush St., boy, lbs. 10 oz. March 18, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Ruben S. Jar millo, 314 No. Olive St., girl To be eligible for honor roll listing, students must make at least a B-plus average for the term. Mrs. McWilliams was one of 118 students singled out for special recognition for having made straight-A grades during the term. RICHARD BOYLE, a junior honors student at Servite High School, earned the third place trophy in oratorical interpretation, at the Redlands University State Qualifying Tournament. Two other Servite students made the tournament semi-finals. They were GUY BECK-WITH, a sophomore, who placed in impromptu speaking, and DAN BRUNO, also a sophomore, scoring in the same event. An honorable mention was awarded to junior TIM HUNT-LEY for original oratory. Assistant Cashier KENNETH L. DERR is the new Real Estate Loan Officer at Bank of America's Anaheim Main Office, it was announced this week. CALL FOR COURTEOUS EFFICIENT HELP IN PLACING YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS 633-8400 OVER 50,000 ITEMS OFFICE SUPPLIES • ART SUPPLIES DUPLICATION AND PRINTING • CARDS HOME & OFFICE GIFTS • BOOKS BER STATIONERY & BOOK STORE 139 W. LINCOLN, ANAHEIM • PR 6-6750 Everything in one Beautiful Place WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY CEMETERY HELP FROM THE HEART WHEN NEEDED MOST GE 1-6577 TW 3-2421 14801 BEACH BLVD., WESTMINSTER ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2863 ANAHEIM ANAHEIM Published Thursday of each w Anaheim; Legal Adjudicat VIRGIL PINKLEY, Entered as second class m March 3, 1879. All right SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per When de-humidify it before chilling for delivery. The filling system helps in the cleaning department, too. Practically no dust is distributed on the cool air, and all windows on an air conditioned home or building are kept shut eliminating dust from the outside. Then, the sales manager said there is another important advantage of central gas air conditioning — economy of operation. High thermal content of natural gas is combined with sufficient equipment to result in low fuel costs. Gas systems have few moving parts, and operate quietly without vibration. Continuous circulation of cool or warm air improves complete comfort at all times of the year. The Mission San Xavier del Camino near Tucson, Arizona, is known as the "White Dove of Desert," the Automobile Club of Southern California reports. It is one of the outstanding examples of Spanish mission architecture in America. Arizona's Coconino County is the second largest county in the United States. Points out the Automobile Club of Southern California. California's San Bernardino County is the largest (20,131 square miles). KATHRYN REHO MISS Kathryn M. Reho, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Reho, 1012 E. Glenwood Ave., Fullerton, arrived in Europe where she is serving as a recreation director at an Army service club. The clubs provide off-duty entertainment and recreation for servicemen through such activities as soldier shows, music listening programs, parties, dances, tours, and special holiday entertainment. Miss Reho is a 1958 graduate of Fullerton Union High School, attended Fullerton Junior College and received a bachelor's degree in 1962 from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. She is a member of Alpha Omicron Pi and Theta Sigma Phi sororities. Men in Service MARINE PRIVATE WAYNE K. INOUYE, son of Mrs. Ruthe L. Espinoza of 5492 Marion Ave., completed recruit training Mar. KEITH F. CRÓNIN, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Cronin of 1011 West Alberta, is helping the Boeing Service. Men in Service MARINE PRIVATE WAYNE K. INOUYE, son of Mrs. Ruthe L. Espinoza of 5492 Marion Ave., completed recruit training Mar. 23 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. PVT. JOSEPH FORMICOLA, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Formicola, live at 1792 W. Broadway, completed an eight-week communications center specialist course April 3 at the Army Southeastern Signal School, Fort Gordon, Ga. The 21-year-old soldiers is a 1980 graduate of Anaheim Union High School and attended Fullerton Junior College. Before entering the Army he was employed by the City of Anaheim's Water Department. ARMY PVT. CHARLES J. WOLSKI, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wolski, 2677 Sereno Pl., completed an eight-week cooking course under the Reserve Enlistment Program at Fort Ord, Calif. LOYNAL L. WILSON JR., engineer third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loynal L. Wilson Sr. of 134 Land Lane, returned to Alameda, aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Ranger completing a month of intensive training operations off the San Diego coast. LEGAL NOTICES No. P-19186 CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that he is conducting a flue degreasing and maintenance business at 2140 Spinnaker, Anaheim, California, under the fictitious firm name of EUCO GREASE EXHAUST MAINTENANCE AND THAT said firm is composed of the following person, whose name in full and place of residence is as follows: to-wit: FRANCIS J. BUSAK 2140 Spinnaker Anaheim, California WITNESS inland this 25th day of March, 1964. FRANCIS J. BUSAK STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE ON THIS 25th day of March, A.D. 1964, before me, Gloria J. Goodell, Public in and for the said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Francis J. Busak known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instruments and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this Certificate first above written. Gloria J. Goodell My Commission expires May 28, 1965 Publish: Anaheim Gazette April 9, 1965, 30, 1964 A 238-64 5 LOST AND FOUND— LOST — Med. size, black, retriever type dog. Lic. No. 4620. Ans. to name Mud, family heart sick; 633-1782. A SUM of money was located on East Almond on Ap. 20, 1964. Call 532-4425. LOST — Childs pet, Blue eyed cat, brown ears, brown tail, witt. body with beige patches. Please. KE §-6046. 7 BUSINESS SERVICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: (1) INGE REALTY CO., a partnership Trustee under that certain Deed of Trust dated November 6, 1962, executed by FLOYCE A. KUYKENDALL and JUANITA G. KUYKENDALL, husband and wife, as Trustor, to secure obligations in favor of INGE REALTY CO., as partnership, the partners of which deed is recorded November 27, 1962, in Book 6336, Page 780, of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Orange County, California; describing land therein as: (1) Of tract 1452 as per map recorded in book 48 page 50 of miscellaneous maps, records of said County, said obligation including promissory note for the principle sum of THREE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED, FIFTY DIVISION, & 17/100 ($3,755.17) Dollars. (2) THE BENEFICIAL INTEREST under such deed and the obligations secured thereby have been transferred to the undersigned. (3) A BREACH OF, and default in the obligations for which such deed is security has occurred. In that payment has not been made of the remaining principle sum in the amount of $3,692.31, plus interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum, from January 1, 1864. (4) BY REASON THEREFOF, the undermined present beneficially under such deed has executed and delivered to said Trustee a written DECLARATION OF DEFAULT AND DEMAND FOR SALE, and has deposited with said Trustee such deed and all documents evidencing obligations secured thereby, and has declared all assets secured thereby due and payable and has elected and does hereby elect to cause the trust property to be sold to satisfy the obligations secured thereby. Dated this 8th day of April, 1964 INGE REALTY CO. BY: Oliver V. Inge, one of the partners Publish: Anaheim Gazette April 23, 1964 A-272-64 ANAHEIM TRUCK TRANSFER CO. General Trucking - Storage HONEKE KE 5-2863 ANAHEIM ANAHEIM GAZETTE Published Thursday of each week at 421 East Cerritos Ave. Anaheim; California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Inferred as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. DESCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: (1) INGE REALTY CO., a partnership Trustee under that certain Deed of Trust dated November 6, 1962, executed by FLOYCE A. KUYKENDALL and JUANITA G. KUYKENDALL, husband and wife, as Trustor, to secure obligations in favor of INGE REALTY CO., as partnership, the partners of which deed is recorded November 27, 1962, in Book 6336, Page 780, of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Orange County, California; describing land therein as: (1) Of tract 1452 as per map recorded in book 48 page 50 of miscellaneous maps, records of said County, said obligation including promissory note for the principle sum of THREE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED, FIFTY DIVISION, & 17/100 ($3,755.17) Dollars. (2) THE BENEFICIAL INTEREST under such deed and the obligations secured thereby have been transferred to the undersigned. (3) A BREACH OF, and default in the obligations for which such deed is security has occurred. In that payment has not been made of the remaining principle sum in the amount of $3,692.31, plus interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum, from January 1, 1864. (4) BY REASON THEREFOF, the undermined present beneficially under such deed has executed and delivered to said Trustee a written DECLARATION OF DEFAULT AND DEMAND FOR SALE, and has deposited with said Trustee such deed and all documents evidencing obligations secured thereby, and has declare all assets secured thereby due and payable and has elected and does hereby elect to cause the trust property to be sold to satisfy the obligations secured thereby. Dated this 8th day of April, 1964 INGE REALTY CO. BY: Oliver V. Inge, one of the partners Publish: Anaheim Gazette April 23, 1964 A-272-64 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Published Thursday of each week at 421 East Cerritos Ave. Anaheim; California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Inferred as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. DESCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: (1) INGE REALTY CO., a partnership Trustee under that certain Deed of Trust dated November 6, 1962, executed by FLOYCE A. KUYKENDALL and JUANITA G. KUYKENDALL, husband and wife, as Trustor, to secure obligations in favor of INGE REALTY CO., as partnership, the partners of which deed is recorded November 27, 1962, in Book 6336, Page 780, of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Orange County, California; describing land therein as: (1) Of tract 1452 as per map recorded in book 48 page 50 of miscellaneous maps, records of said County, said obligation including promissory note for the principle sum of THREE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED, FIFTY DIVISION, & 17/100 ($3,755.17) Dollars. (2) THE BENEFICIAL INTEREST under such deed and the obligations secured thereby have been transferred to the undersigned. (3) A BREACH OF, and default in the obligations for which such deed is security has occurred. In that payment has not been made of the remaining principle sum in the amount of $3,692.31, plus interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum, from January 1, 1864. (4) BY REASON THEREFOF, the undermined present beneficially under such deed has executed and delivered to said Trustee a written DECLARATION OF DEFAULT AND DEMAND FOR SALE, and has deposited with said Trustee such deed and all documents evidencing obligations secured thereby, and has declare all assets secured thereby due and payable and has elected and does hereby elect to cause the trust property to be sold to satisfy the obligations secured thereby. Dated this 8th day of April, 1964 INGE REALTY CO. BY: Oliver V. Inge, one of the partners Publish: Anaheim Gazette April 23, 1964 A-272-64 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Published Thursday of each week at 421 East Cerritos Ave. Anaheim; California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Inferred as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. DESCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: (1) INGE REALTY CO., a partnership Trustee under that certain Deed of Trust dated November 6, 1962, executed by FLOYCE A. KUYKENDALL and JUANITA G. KUYKENDALL, husband and wife, as Trustor, to secure obligations in favor of INGE REALTY CO., as partnership, the partners of which deed is recorded November 27, 1962, in Book 6336, Page 780, of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Orange County, California; describing land therein as: (1) Of tract 1452 as per map recorded in book 48 page 50 of miscellaneous maps, records of said County, said obligation including promissory note for the principle sum of THREE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED, FIFTY DIVISION, & 17/100 ($3,755.17) Dollars. (2) THE BENEFICIAL INTEREST under such deed and the obligations secured thereby have been transferred to the undersigned. (3) A BREACH OF, and default in the obligations for which such deed is security has occurred. In that payment has not been made of the remaining principle sum in the amount of $3,692.31, plus interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum, from January 1, 1864. (4) BY REASON THEREFOF, the undermined present beneficially under such deed has executed and delivered to said Trustee a written DECLARATION OF DEFAULT AND DEMAND FOR SALE, and has deposited with said Trustee such deed and all documents evidencing obligations secured thereby, and has declare all assets secured thereby due and payable and has elected and does hereby elect to cause the trust property to be sold to satisfy the obligations secured thereby. Dated this 8th day of April, 1964 INGE REALTY CO. BY: Oliver V. Inge, one of the partners Publish: Anaheim Gazette April 23, 1964 A-272-64 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Published Thursday of each week at 421 East Cerritos Ave. Anaheim; California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Inferred as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. DESCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: (1) INGE REALTY CO., a partnership Trustee under that certain Deed of Trust dated November 6，1962，executed by FLOYCE A.KUYKENDALL和JUANITA G.KUYKENDALL，husband和wife，asTrustor，tosecureobligationsinfavorofINGEREALTYCO.,aspartnership,thepartnersofwhichdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (2) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (3) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (4) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (5) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (6) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (7) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (8) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (9) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (10) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (11) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (12) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (13) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (14) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (15) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (16) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (17) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (18) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (19) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (20) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (21) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (22) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (23) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (24) A BREACH OF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (25) A BRECHOF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (26) A BRECHOF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (27) A BRECHOF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (28) A BRECHOF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (29) A BRECHOF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (30) A BRECHOF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (31) A BRECHOF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (32) A BRECHOF，anddefaultintheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtotheundersigned. (33) A BRECHOF，anddefaultinTheobligationsforwhichsuchdeedisdeceasedtherebyhavebeentransferredtoTheUndersigns, CASPHAlt& OI SPRING Special now,patch top dress seal coat,hot asphalt,cement work.Free est. $630-0562. CEMENT WORK All types,patios walks & drives.Free est. $35 cents per ft.KE-5-2571. COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-2-7605. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. 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Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. CLEANING LIVING Room & Hall Beautifully cleaned $12.0 yrs.exp.(772-7207). Odd job man sml.s repair lt.Haul.Depend & Reas.Phone (637-0145 after 6:30). COLORFUL patios patios,sidewalks driveways pool decks,$3 cents sq ft.Experiment any size job.KE-5-2571. Specify Cement Patios,Drives Walks Free estimates.$59-8623. 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