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BREA HIGHLIGHTS Frances Anthony JAsper 9-3415 A tentative budget of $354,403 to operate the Brea Elementary School system next fiscal year was adopted by the Board of Trustees in special session recently. The 1955-56 budget is $60,000 higher that the current budget, to pay the cost of hiring additional teachers and to cover the salary increases which have been granted to all teachers. The current budget amounts of $394,434. Hiring of additional teachers amounts to $27,600 and the higher salaries will cost the district about another $13,000, according to Superintendent Vincent Jaster. Charles W. Cooper, a Yale Divinity School graduate, will preach his first sermon as the official pastor of the Brea Congregational church soon. Rev. Cooper is the son of Rev. Charles Cooper, Pastor of the Church of The Lighted Window, La Canada, and has just been appointed representative at large of Whittier college after serving as a member of the faculty of the college for many years. Rev. and Mrs. Cooper attended the church services in Brea Sunday and were accepted into the membership of the church by E. L. Bell, interim minister who has been serving the church for the past several weeks. They are now located in a new parsonage purchased by the church and located at 523 South Poplar. A deep sea fishing party planned by Dr. Floyd Wilbur of 517 Union Place, and Cletus Kessler of 327 East Fir St., met at Norm's Landing down S a n Diego way early Sunday morning, July 10, but minus one of the hosts, Dr. Wilbur, as he was called out on a maternity case. erald Pitcher. Mr. and Mrs. were their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rudd, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rainwater, Wallace Baker, their wives, and Elaine Wilbur. The American Legion Auxiliary 181 heard a heartening report on the sell-out of their fireworks stand with the American Legion. Lorena Sinning, Vivian Kleeman, and Geneva McCrae submitted their report on the convention. It was noted that Charlotte Brown and Vic Guard had been overlooked when thanks went to those helping with the gismo party at the Veterans' Hospital. The birthday dinner held recently was well attended when 18 members met for dinner at the Turf Club in Los Alamitos. A county installation for officers of auxiliaries will be held at Huntington Beach Saturday, July 16. Election of alternates to the county council was held and those elected were Margaret Zweiner, Elsie LaGraffe, Mamie Wolfe, Leota Bailey and Hattie Neal. A surprise stork shower honoring Mrs. Lloyd A. Reese of 415 East Alder St., was given by the bride section of the Woman's Club at the home of Mrs. Leo Piantoni of 230 East Locust St., with co-hostesses Mmes. Ross Luther, Joseph Newland and Richard Blake. A parasol theme was carried throughout with dainty crepe ones hanging about, a parasol daintily decorating the cake, and favors of baby rattles were given to the guests. Guests other than bridge members attending were the honoree's mother, Mrs. Mary Journigan of Whittier, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Everett Reese of 909 East Deodora St. Game winners awarded by PATRICE ANA (OUNTS)—In as an undercover agent for the handsome woman who was dicts and peddlers found heration. Not only was she believed to be, by neighbors and policemen a narcotics addict, but also to addicts she was attempting to snare were getting suspicious fruitless attempt to make a "buy" of bulk marijuana he ended when Newport Beach officers closed in on the women and a peddler — not known that she was under the watch eye of narcotics chief, Sgt. Cliff Wright. Wright had been waiting for the girl to make the purchase so he could close in on arrest the peddler. Something had to be done to divert the ever-increasing suspicions among the "heads, hypers and blasters" of Orange County and Sgt. Wright knew it had to be done swiftly. There was no one way; it appeared, that the woman could be put in the go graces of the narcotics under world. Put her in jail. Elaborate Preparations The preparations for the jungle of the young mother of the children were almost as thick as the planning that we into the building up the "repetition" she now had as a "head Sgt. Wright met the girl at home and provided her with marijuana cigarette. The children were placed in the care of relatives. Then the girl was taken to Orange County jail. Just like any marijuana snippet, the girl was fingerprinted mugged and booked. A complete arrest record was made out. The sergeant and fellow n A deep sea fishing party planned by Dr. Floyd Wilbur of 517 Union Place, and Cletus Kessler of 327 East Fir St., met at Norm's Landing down Sain Diego way early Sunday morning, July 10, but minus one of the hosts, Dr. Wilbur, as he was called out on a maternity case. Catching plenty of mackerel All Makes SHAVERS Accessories and Repairs Scissors Ground ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 S. Los Angeles St. KE. 5-5149 Blake. A parasol theme was carried throughout with dainty crepe ones hanging about, a parasol daintily decorating the cake, and favors of baby rattles were given to the guests. Guests other than bridge members attending were the honoree's mother, Mrs. Mary Journigan of Whittier, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Everett Reese of 909 East Deodora St. Game winners awarded with prizes were Mrs. Dorothy Neuland and the honoree. Those presenting gifts were Mmes. Bill Allen, Ralph Logas, T. J. Pettit, Stewart Raley, Robert Tobin, Chester Varner, Harold Yates and Charles Williams. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin ONLY HARTFIED'S CAN MAKE THIS AMAZING OFFER Wear this underwater watch all summer special $24.95 at our expense! WATER-PROOF* Wear this 17 jewel shockproof watch until Labor Day. If you are not convinced this into the building up the "repetation" she now had as a "heard Sgt. Wright met the girl at home and provided her with marijuana cigarette. The children were placed in the care of relatives. Then the girl was taken to Orange County jail. Just like any marijuana suspect, the girl was fingerprinted, mugged and booked. A complaint arrest record was made out. The sergeant and fellow cotics officers counted on the jail grapevine to carry the word of the girl's "arrest" to men's cells. "I felt awfully alone," the girl told OCNS as she recalled the night she was booked "Frankly, I was scared. I didn't know if maybe a girl friend two of the arrested "heads" weren't sharing a cell with me." The night in the jail was lost. In the morning, reporters converged on the booking plot and Sgt. Wright saw to it that they were apprised of the information on the "narcotics rest." 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Wright had been wait-the girl to make the pur-so he could close in and the peddler. ething had to be done to the ever-increasing suspicion among the “heads, hypesasters” of Orange County. Wright knew it had to be swiftly. There was only way it appeared, that the could be put in the good of the narcotics under-Put her in jail. aborate Preparations preparations for the jail—the young mother of two men were almost as thor-sis the planning that went the building up the “repu-she now had as a “head.” Wright met the girl at her and provided her with aana cigarette. children were placed in care of relatives. The girl was taken to the County jail. like any marijuana sus-the girl was fingerprinted, and booked. A complete record was made out. sergeant and fellow nar- to be a full-fledged addict. Be ing in jail actually gave her a bizzare aura of romance — at least to the “heads." A short time later, the girl was released from jail. She was never brought to court and the case was publicly dismissed “in the interest of justice.” The arrest records and case files, used during the time the Sheriff’s office wanted to build up, the fake criminal record, were returned to the girl amid voluminous thanks by-the Sheriff’s office. Ostracised by Friends Now, her neighbors, who had only previously suspected narcotics, practically ostracised the agent from cordiality. She was a "narcotics addict" — she even went to jail." Life became almost unbearable. But unbearable as it was, the girl continued her valued work for another year, living amidst the hate of her former friends. And even though she no longer had friends, she now had the complete faith and confidence of area peddlers. They started her on an amazing social whirl amidst their nightmare world of horror. But as wide as her circle of circumstances among the narcotics addicts grew, it was constantly diminishing. Most of those she met eventually wound up in jail—all of them still wondering where they slipped up, how the police got the evidence Every member of the Junior Sportsmen Club extends his heartiest congratulations to two of their members. Dickie Hathcock, a charter member and first prexy, graduated from Anaheim high school. It was Dickie and five other members who saw to it that the club was for the betterment of boys in Cypress, for whatever the Junior Sportsmen came to do in the way of sports. The other boy is George Alleman. George is also a charter member and tops as a club member. He participated in the first graduating class of Western Junior high. Lots of luck to you boys in higher education; get it and you'll never regret it, is the wish of the club. The June meeting of the club went off with a bang! Eighteen prizes in all with a seven-six glass rod as first prize. Jackie Yokum had the lucky ticket for the "stick." Jack Flynn, Taka Tanaka, George and Kaz Kuwahara took in albacore fishing a week ago. They were all blanked. According to their report, we should have a good season on them this year, says the reporter. Three ardent fishermen tried San Diego on the third and came home fairly well satisfied with are Dave Thomas, Billy George Ogata Jr., and TerBeest. Jimmie Beason was the honoree at a party which held at his home at 80 mont St., last Wednesday nbon. The party was played Jimmie's mother, Mrs Beason, in celebration tenth birthday anniversary. Several friends were to the party which began and ended at 3:30 p.m. T are among the group who become members of a press Little League team when it is organized they spent the afternoon ball in the Beacon yard. Mrs. Beason carried baseball theme in the tions of the birthday cake she made for the occasion cake was frosted with cicing and miniature players which were red low were placed on tha which had a miniature diamond outlined in which guest was given one of tature players off the ca souvenir of the party. At the close of the after activities refreshments ice cream and punch served to Alan Lowder, Sorenson, Berry Coburn, Zwarts, Gary Thomas. Fullerton Annexation Approved by Voters FULLERTON (OCNS)—Twenty-three of the 32 registered voters in the 176-acre southeast industrial section known as South Cypress Annexation No. 3 voted unanimously reading of the annexation ordinance. No negative votes were cast. The parcel will become a part of the city 30 days after second reading of the annexation ordinance. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Treat yourself to a PAID VACATION! 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BALL TELEVISION 122 W. Broadway Proposed Zoning Changes Taken Under Submission SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Two proposed zoning changes — maps C-67 and C-97 — were taken under submission by the County Planning Commission Wednesday afternoon after public hearings were held on each. C-97 would change from R-1 7200, single family residential, to R2D, two-family residence district, the property located on both sides of Clinton street, between Trask avenue and a point 330 feet north of the center line of Westminster avenue, Garden Grove. C-67 would see about 750 acres switched from A-1, general agriculture, and R-4, suburban residential, to R-1, the area bounded by Lampson avenue, Nelson street and a line running parallel to and approximately 1050 feet west of Eucldid avenue and a line running parallel to and 660 feet north of Orangewood avenue and West street. The corner of Eucldid and Chapman would be zoned commercial, with minimum restrictions. Objections were lodged against both proposed changes. Planner George Raney remarked: "I appreciate the problems to the people. I know some of them. The area is growing rapidly. A change to R-1 seems ridiculous to me. I move the plan be referred back to the staff for a revision." A report was asked by the staff within 30 days. Cris Sollas spoke out against the R2D classification. He said he and other property owners DEEP YODELER—Hans, who hails from higher altitudes, is tunning up his barn-yard medleys for the Alpine Festival this month at Lucerne, Cal., on Clear Lake. were led to believe that their land would either be placed in R4 or R2 classification. He was strongly opposed to the R2D zone. The staff was asked to come up with a new report on the C-97 map. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum Columbarium Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. 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