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Santa Ana Starts Action to Get First Parking Lot SANTA ANA (OCNS)—Santa Ana City Manager Carl Thornton told the Santa Ana City Council Monday night of action that is beginning to unfold on the city's municipal parking lot number one, after nearly two years of being on the council's desk. One of the few problems remaining to the council is deciding how to pay for the lot and out of which fund. A price of $66,000 dollars has been decided on for one of the properties by the owner, Orange County Title Company. The title company will charge 5 per cent interest on the price until it is paid up starting in August. Rent monies derived from the properties by the title company will be kept by it during the legal proceedings but any rent received will be deducted from the total interest. Money can be taken out of the parking meter fund, to build the lot for the city's portion of the cost; or bonds can be sold on the lot for the city's portion of the cost; or bonds can be sold on the lot after its construction. Members of the parking district in the immediate area will have to pay a portion of the cost with the city. Thornton told councilmen that he is unable to get together with two of his property owners on a price. One of them wants $60,000 for his parcel of land while appraisers for the city insist that $45,000 is all that the property is worth. Condemnation proceedings have been started on the two owners that cannot agree with the city on a price, but a court hearing has not yet been asked for. Thornton estimates that the lot will be done in early fall, even though the property must be condemned if NEW LOCATION — Nadine Symmes, left, executive secretary up the Orange County Heart Association's sign on the de quarters at 1704 North Olive St., Santa Ana. Need for more the old offices at 801½ Spurgeon St., in Santa Ana. The new volunteer workers needed to perform the community service. STANTON STIRRINGS Louise Marten JA 7-2640 Next Monday, July 25, is a big day for Stanton Little League's all-star team. At 5:30 p.m. in Southwest Norwalk Park our top players come up against their first competitors, a Norwalk all-star team, in the play-offs. If they win, the following day they will meet the Southwest Norwalk team. This week, under coach Stan Underwood, with no major league play, the all-stars are practicing every night. Danny Cook, Larry Stewart John Adams, Bill Bozarth, fonso Gomez, Husseman; Da Tobey, Kenny Allen, Matha Larry Rubidoux, and the al-nates, Alfred Requejo and Jo Underwood. In spite of the Stan Un- woods being all tied up w baseball, they were able to away for a week's vacation to Huntington Lake in the H Stanton Father, Son Seek $15,000 Damages SANTA ANA (OCNS) — A Stanton father and son Monday sought more than $15,000 damages in Superior Court here in the wake of a June 18 highway mishap. Bringing the suit was Nick Mooney Jr., 16, through his father Nick Mooney of 10562 Next Monday, July 25 is a big day for Stanton Little League's all-star team. At 5:30 p.m. in Southwest Norwalk Park our top players come up against their first competitors, a Norwalk all-star team, in the play-offs. If they win, the following day they will meet the Southwest Norwalk team. This week, under coach Stan Underwood, with no major league play, the all-stars are practicing every night. Those chosen to represent the Stanton league in the play-offs are: Gary Martin, Bill Acurra, Donal Yonts, Eusebio Cabral, Chestnut St. They named John Seaman and Lanore Joy Seaman as defendants. Mooney asserts the defendant Lanore Joy driving a car owned by John Seaman rammed into him as he was walking north along Stanton avenue, about a quarter-mile south of Lincoln avenue. He claims the defendant was negligent. Reliable Firms.... Clip This List — Keep It Handy As Near As Your Phone EMERGENCY CALLS AMBULANCE—DIAL 116 POLICE—DIAL 116 FIRE—DIAL 116 SHERIFF—DIAL 116 AUTO GLASS—PARTS KE. 5-4940 Auto and Truck Glass Installed While You Wait Nason's Automotive Paints and Lacquer Anaheim Auto Glass and Parts 542 S. LOS ANGELES ST. BATTERIES---BRAKES KE. 5-8423 Key dealers for Olympic Batteries, unconditionally guaranteed for 2 years Du Bois & Paschall 129 N. LEMON LAUNDRY-CLEANERS KE. 5-2433 Danny Cook, Larry Stewart John Adams, Bill Bozarth, fonso Gomez, Husseman; Da Tobey, Kenny Allen, Matha Larry Rubidoux, and the alnates, Alfred Requejo and JoUnderwood. In spite of the Stan Unwoods being all tied up w/ baseball, they were able to go away for a week's vacation to Huntington Lake in the HiSlerras and then over to Yosete and Lake Tahoe. Bob Stuart, the Tigers' assistant mager, took over and kept the giers winning. They have w/ four out of the five games playin the second half. The Counder John Adams have a won four out of five of the second-half games. Mrs. Morton Coolidge's life three-year-old grandson, Tomr, is getting along satisfactorily after the serious concussion she received from a fall off a slat at a drive-in theatre two weeago. His mother, Mrs. FranChenoweth of Hollywood, w/ right with him at the time of the accident, according to M. Coolidge; and his father who a pilot for freight aviation, flew home immediately from New York where he was on an ensignment. With several years of experience to her credit, Mrs. Tom Donovan, of Western Avenue, is again a hostess for the M. Universe contest being held Long Beach where some of young ladies from foreign countries and the United States are competing for the title. Mr. Donovan with her girls, Ms. Cuba and Miss Philadelphia, are staying at the Pacific Coast Club and have at their disposal, as do others, a brand new car w/ a chauffeur for the 10-day perinight. One of the most charming esodes occurred Saturday night according to Tom Donovan who is batching while his wife joys the festivities, when t young ladies, dressed in the native costumes, were present keys to the city and jewel crowns; and in exchange p resented small gifts to the mayfrom their countries. Anaheim Auto Glass and Parts 542 S. LOS ANGELES ST. BATTERIES---BRAKES KE. 5-8423 Key dealers for Olympic Batteries, unconditionally guaranteed for 2 years Du Bois & Paschall 129 N. LEMON LAUNDRY-CLEANERS KE. 5-2433 SAVE 10% CASH & CARRY WE PICKUP & DELIVER FRENCH LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 605 E. CENTER ANAHEIM MILK—HOME DEL. 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BARINGS JA 7-2640 by Cook, Larry Stewart, Adams, Bill, Bozarth, AlGomez, Husseman, David Kenny Allen, Mathias, Rubidoux, and the alterAlfred Requejo and John wood. spite of the Stan Underbeing all tied up with all, they were able to get for a week's vacation up intention Lake in the High Heart Association Leases New Office For Headquarters Business is being conducted today from a new address by the Orange County Heart Association, which has leased larger headquarters at 1704 North Olive St., Santa Ana it was announced by Joe E. Preininger, County Jim Duncan — Editor County Planners' Decision Due To On Multi-Million Dollar Trailer Park SANTA ANA (OCNS) — What is billed as the finest park in the U.S. came up for a variance when the Orange Planning Commission met this afternoon. Rex Thompson has applied for the trailer park use of just north of Dana Point and on the ocean side of Pacific Highway. The property is owned by the Chandler-Smerman Land Co. Thompson's development would provide 109 trailer spaces. Sites for the trailers would range from 1600 to 4000 square feet. Included in the extensive plans are a 25 by 75-foot swimming pool, 30 by 90-foot clubhouse, a gigantic television tower to catch beams above the rocky cliffs, coffee shop, grocery store and all underground wiring. The applicant calls the venture a multi-million dollar project: It would go into the R-4, suburban residential zoning, and little opposition, if any, was expected, according to a Planning Commission spokesman. Large Shopping Center Also up for approval by the commission were new plans for a $3,000,000 shopping center on the southwest corner of Euclid and Katella avenues. Garden Grove. The proposal had been held up to allow rezoning of added space for parking. Another 10 acres for parking his has been set aside, giving the center 30 acres over all. All units in Tool Works Fi To Build Plant In Oklahoma C BREA (OCNS) — Star struction on a new off warehouse building in O City by Shaffer Tool prominent manufacturer high pressure oil drilling ment, was announced to Donald U. Shaffer, pres the organization. Completion of arran and contract for cons were negotiated in O City last week by J. Langston, John Verts Clay Fry, who will be O City manager for Shaffer Works. The new building wi cated at 62nd street and Blvd. on the Dallas-O Leases New Office For Headquarters Business is being conducted today from a new address by the Orange County Heart Association, which has leased larger headquarters at 1704 North Olive St., Santa Ana it was announced by Joe E. Preininger, chairman of the organization's budget committee. The non-profit heart association, formerly located at 801½ Spurgeon St., in Santa Ana, moved its offices into the remodeled residence at 17th and Olive Streets to provide much-needed room for its volunteer workers, Preininger explained. The group conducts year-round research, information and referral services to Orange County residents interested in lessening the dread of the nation's number one killer. Milo K. Tedstrom, M.D., is president of the group—affiliated with the California and American Heart Associations—which was organized on a local basis two years ago. Its information and referral service handles daily requests for heart literature, diet information work simplification suggestions, advice and help from people of all ages whose lives have been changed by the advent of a coronary disorder. Under current attack by the heart associations' combined forces are strep infections, whose prompt treatment can protect the county's youngsters against rheumatic fever, according to Dr. Tedstrom. As many as 10 out of 100 infections caused by the streptococcus germ are followed by rheumatic fever, which often cripples the heart, the physician explained. 14-Point Civic Program Studied by Chamber FULLERTON (OCNS)—A 14-point program which includes plans for a civic auditorium and a second municipal court to serve Northern Orange County was presented to the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors last week by President George Klimne. Large Shopping Center Also up for approval by the commission were new plans for a $3,000,000 shopping center on the southwest corner of Euclid and Katella avenues, Garden Grove. The proposal had been held up to allow rezoning of added space for parking. Another 10 acres for parking his has been set aside, giving the center 30 acres over all. All units, including a market and department store, will be featured in a building 20 feet by 790 feet, Marx, Goldberg, and Krueger of Los Angeles are the applicants. The Lutheran church is the applicant for a permit to build a church and parochial school on eight acres on the East side of Golden West avenue, about 116 feet south of Trask avenue, Westminster. Three buildings—parish hall, main church building and school rooms—are planned. Plenty of space for parking has been shown. Roller Rink Howard T. Odwark and Robert D. Basil sought a variance to build a roller skating rink on the East side of Raymond avenue about 150 feet south of Orangenthorpe avenue. The building will be 100 by 200 feet. Off-street parking for 56 cars has been provided. The rink has asked for the R-4 zone. The Edison Co. was to request permission from the Commission to enlarge a sub-station on the Southeast corner of Katella and Highway 101. A four-car garage and new transformers are in the expansion plan. F. W. Lloyd was to approach the planners with a proposal to start a wholesale and retail business for dealing in small construction equipment. He wants the variance for the west side of Placentia avenue, approximately 1,000 feet north of Katella avenue, south of Anaheim. Set Annual Meeting Of Citrus Committee The annual meeting of the Navel Orange Administrative Committee will be held at 9:30 a.m., July 26, in Room 105 of the W. M. Garland Building, 117 West Ninth St., Los Angeles. Regulatory operations under according to a Planning Commission spokesman. Completion of arrangement and contract for consignment were negotiated in City last week by J. Langston, John Vertse, Clay Fry, who will be O City manager for Shafa Works. The new building will cated at 62nd street and Blvd. on the Dallas-Oklahoma City Highway 77. Construction was awarded Wynn Construction Co., homa City. Completion building is anticipated at the end of August. It represents the 14th Tool Works installation in states, in addition to the pany's export offices in York. Shaffer Tool Works was founded in Brea that operates seven California at Brea, Santa Fe Springs tura, Bakersfield, Taft, and Santa Maria; and on Odessa and Houston Te ver, Colo.; Casper, Wyor ington, N. M.; and Houu Its export offices in Rock Center, New York City. Nursery School Committee Plan Movie Program GARDEN GROVE—Plans other movie program Friday 22, were made recently Garden Grove Cooperative sery School committee to more funds to make the realtity, it was announced. The movies, a feature titled "Daniel Boone," plus color cartoons, will be show at Intermediate school, L avenue and Nelson streets and 11 a.m. In the afternoon will be two showings at the L. Hare school at 1:30 a.m. Admission will be 15 cents adren and 25 cents for adulty will also be on sale, explained. During the committee's meeting, it was revealed that Garden Grove Moose hall available to the group to WIN A FORD THUNDERBIRD in New Ipana’s L.A. Contest! ONLY RESIDENTS OF GREATER Los Angeles ARE ELIGIBLE TO ENTER $11,700 IN PRIZES 239 OPPORTUNITIES TO WIN A PRIZE Ipana Come in—get your Entry Blank here today! DRUG CENTER 201 W. Center St.—KE 5-1115 Set Annual Meeting Of Citrus Committee The annual meeting of the Navel Orange Administrative Committee will be held at 9:30 a.m., July 26, in Room 105 of the W. M. Garland Building, 117 West Ninth St., Los Angeles. Regulatory operations under Federal Marketing Agreement, 117 and Order 14 applicable to the California-Arizona Navel orange shipments throughout the 1954-55 marketing season will be reviewed. Kenneth Smoyer, Farm Advisor for Los Angeles County, neutral member and chairman of the Industry Committee, will preside, with P. S. Wit, secretary, making the presentation of the annual report. "It is urged that growers and handlers attend and actively participate in the discussion of matters pertinent to regulatory operations," declared Chairman Smoyer. If It’s News You’ll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin ST.LOUIS VIA DENVER & KANSAS CITY UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD "CITY OF ST. LOUIS" COACH AND PULLMAN $50.99 PLUS $85.55 PLUS $34.75 ROUND TRIP Youngsters from toddlers to mid-teens will be flashing about on pogo sticks during the next few weeks, as they practice the art of springing along a designated course in preparation for the Southern California Championship Rocket Pogo Stick races to be held at the Orange County Fair, starting Aug. 9. With more than $500 in prizes being offered, entries are expected from all sections of the Southland, with qualifying events scheduled for Tuesday through Friday afternoons. Championships in four divisions will be conducted on Saturday, Aug. 13. Kid's Day at the Fair, with Captain Jet of TV fame acting as master of ceremonies. Races will be conducted both for boys and for girls with four divisions in each category. First division is open to all youngsters below eight years of age. In the second group are those from 8 to 11, while the third includes those from 11 to 14, and the senior division includes 14 through 15 years. Gold-plated pogo sticks will be awarded to the champions, with chrome plated sticks to the second place winners and regular rocket sticks to those placing third. The race sponsors will be the Boy Berlin Co. BALLMAN'S Frigidaire Special! Special! SAVE $70 00 10.3 cu. ft. Food Freezer-Refrigerator Combination Model CDV-103 SPCL New $00088 10.3 cu. ft. Food Freezer-Refrigerator Combination Model CDV-103 SPCL Now $298.88 only Regular Price was $369.95 • Big, separate Food Freezer on top • Automatic Defrosting in Refrigerator section. 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