anaheim-gazette 1963-07-18

10—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, July 15, 1942 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Micro Midgets Race Micro Midgets return to their weekly show Saturday nite at Orange County Speedway, after hosting the championship race last week. Expected to continue the duel of two cycle versus the four-cycle is the Anaheim flash Ronnie Hughes with his Konig powered No. I and winner of last weeks championship race, gentleman James Sharron of Garden Grove, with his triumph powered car. Time trial start at 7 p.m. first race at 8 p.m. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN TERRITORY PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ORANGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the territory proposed to be annexed to, incorporated in, and made part of said City of Orange and made subject, after such annexation, to taxation equally with the property within said City of Orange to pay its pro-rata share, based upon assessed valuation, of all bonded indebtedness of said City of Orange outstanding or authorized at the date of the First Publication of this Notice of Election, to wit, July 15, 1963, for the acquisition, construction or completion of municipal improvements; and NOICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the territory proposed to be annexed to, incorporated in, and made part of said City of Orange and made subject, after such annexation, to taxation equally with the property within said City of Orange to pay its pro-rata share, based upon assessed valuation, of all bonded indebtedness of said City of Orange outstanding or authorized at the date of the First Publication of this Notice of Election, to wit, July 15, 1963, for the acquisition, construction or completion of municipal improvements; is situated in the County of Orange, State of California, is contiguous to the said City of Orange, and is more particularly described as follows, to wit: Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, salient angle point being on the West line of land recorded in Book 4291, page 147, Official Records Ordnance County, with the South line of Lincoln Avenue (Anaheim-Olive Road) 50 feet South of the centerline as measured at right angles as described in deed recorded April 27, 1915, in Book 274, page 365 of Deeds, Orange County, salient angle point also being the Northeast corner of Annesion No. 50-61, salient angle point also being North $83 \cdot 02 \cdot 59$ East. 1681 feet west or less from the intersection of the centerline of Batavia Street with the south right-of-way line of said Lincoln Avenue; thence South $13 \cdot 01 \cdot 35$ East along the present boundary of the City of Orange, and along said West line of said land recorded in said Book 4291, page 147, and along the boundary of said Annexation No. 171, $50.49 feet more or less to an angle point; salient angle point also being on the boundary of Annexation No. 148, Ordinance No. 2-61; thence North $83 \cdot 15 \cdot 28$ East along the boundary of said Annexation No. 148, and along the boundary of Tract 4445 Recorded in Book 172, pages 15 to Miscellaneous Maps Orange County and along the South line of that incestuous land recorded in Book 4291, page 147, Official Records Ordnance County, $445.50 feet to an angle point in said parcel; salient angle point also being on the West boundary of Annexation No. 170, Ordinance No. 40-81, salient angle point also being North $12 \cdot 52 \cdot 35$ West. $63.48 feet from the Southwest corner of that certain parcel of land recorded in Book 65, page 171, Official Records Ordnance County, salient point also being an angle point in said Annexation No. 148; thence North $12 \cdot 52 \cdot 35$ West along the West line of said land recorded in said Book 65, page 171 and along the boundaries of Annexation No. 170, $344.08 feet; thence North $83 \cdot 02 \cdot 25$ East along the South line of that incestuous land recorded in April 27, 1915 in Book 274, page 365, of Deeds, Orange County, $186 feet; thence North $12 \cdot 52 \cdot 35$ West $207.54 feet to the South line of said Lincoln Avenue $30 feet South of the centerline as measured at right angles; thence North $83 \cdot 02 \cdot 25$ East along the South line of said Lincoln Avenue $105 feet; thence South $12 \cdot 05$ East $200 feet to an angle point; thence North $53 \cdot 59$ East $419.45 feet; thence North $12 \cdot 05$ West $200 feet to the South line of said Lincoln Avenue; thence North $83 \cdot 12 \cdot 55$ East along the South line of said Lincoln Avenue $213.53 feet to the West line of the Franklin Addition as cycle is the Anaheim flash Ronnie Hughes with his Konig powered No. I and winner of last weeks championship race, gentleman James Sharron of Garden Grove, with his triumph powered car. Time trial start at 7 p.m. first race at $8 p.m.$ LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN TERRITORY PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ORANGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the territory proposed to be annexed to, incorporated in, and made part of said City of Orange and made subject, after such annexation, to taxation equally with the property within said City of Orange to pay its pro-rata share, based upon assessed valuation, of all bonded indebtedness of said City of Orange outstanding or authorized at dated date of the First Publication of this Notice of Election, to wit, July 15, 1963, for the acquisition, construction or completion of municipal improvements; is situated in the County of Orange, State of California, is contiguous to the said City of Orange,and is more particularly described as follows, to wit: Beginning at an angle point in the present boundary of the City of Orange, California, salient angle point being on the West line of land recorded in Book 4291, page 147, Official Records Ordnance County, with the South line of Lincoln Avenue (Anaheim-Olive Road) 50 feet South of the centerline as measured at right angles as described in deed recorded April 27, 1915 in Book 274, page 365 of Deeds, Orange County, salient angle point also being the Northeast corner of Annesion No. 50-61,salient angle point also being North $83 \cdot 02 \cdot 59$ East. 1681 feet west or less from the intersection of the centerline of Batavia Street with the south right-of-way line of said Lincoln Avenue; thence South $13 \cdot 01 \cdot 35$ East along the present boundary of the City of Orange,and along said West line of said land recorded in said Book 4291, page 147,and along the boundary of said Annexation No. 171,$50.49 feet more or less to an angle point; salient angle point also being on the boundary of Annexation No. 148，Ordinance No. 2-61; thence North $83 \cdot 15 \cdot 28$ East along the boundary of said Annexation No. 148,and along the boundary of Tract 4445 Recorded in Book 172，pages 15 to Miscellaneous Maps Orange County and along the South line of that incestuous land recorded in Book 4291，page 147，Official Records Ordnance County,$445.50 feet to an angle point in said parcel; salient angle point also being on the West boundary of Annexation No. 170，Ordinance No. 40-81,salient angle point also being North $12 \cdot 52 \cdot 35$ West.$63.48 feet from the Southwest corner of that certain parcel of land recorded in Book 65，page 171，Official Records Ordnance County,salient point also being an angle point in said Annexation No. 148; thence North $12 \cdot 52 \cdot 35$ West along the West line of said land recorded in said Book 65，page 171 and along the boundaries of Annexation No. 170,$344.08 feet; thence North $83 \cdot 02 \cdot 25$ East along the South line of that incestuous land recorded in April 27，1915 in Book 274，page 445.50 feet to an angle point in said parcel; said angle point also being on the West boundary of Annexation No. 170, Ordinance No. 49-81, said angle point also being North 12° 52' 25" West. 63.48 feet from the Southwest corner of that certain parcel of land recorded in Book 65, page 171, Official Records Orange County point also being an angle point in said Annexion No. 148; then southwest corner of said land recorded in Book 65, page 171 and after boundary of said Annexion No. 170, 644.08 feet; thence North 82° 02' 25" East parallel to the centerline of Lincoln Avenue (Anaheim-Olive Road) as recorded in April 21, 1915, in said Book 274, page 365, of Orange County; 186 feet; thence North 12° 52' 35" West. 207.54 feet to the South line of said Lincoln Avenue 30 feet South of the centerline as measured at right angles: thence North 82° 02' 25" East along the South line of said Lincoln Avenue 12° 51' 00" East 200 feet to an angle point; thence North 82° 02' 25" East along the South line of said Lincoln Avenue 200 feet to the South line of said Lincoln Avenue; thence North 82° 02' 25" East along the South line of said Lincoln Avenue 218.58 feet to the West line of the Franklin Addition as recorded in Book 18, page 71, Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles County, California, and the East line of land recorded in Book 315, page 197 of Deeds, Orange County; thence South 11° 56' east along the West line of said Franklin Addition and the East line of said land recorded in Book 315, page 197, 135.1 feet more or less to an angle point; said angle point being the Southwest corner Franklin Addition also being the Northwest corner of Parcel 3 of Land Record in Book 4746, page 294, Official Records Orange County; said point also being an angle point in said Anxexation No. 148; thence North 82° East along the boundary of said Anxexation No. 148 and along the Southerly line of said Franklin Addition 1012.50 feet more or less to the Southeast corner of said Franklin Addition; thence North 7° 00' 12" West along the East line of Lot 24, of said Franklin Addition 6 feet more or less to an angle point in said Anxexation No. 148; thence North 82° 16' 10" East along the Southerly line of Tract No. 44 of Miscellaneous Books Orange County; 342.54 feet more or less to an angle point; said angle point being 43.98 feet North 82° 16' 10" East of the Southwest corner of Lot 2 of said Tract No. 48; thence South 6° 48' East along the West line of land recorded in Book 3121, page 402, Official Records Orange County 120 feet to an angle point; thence North $2' 36' 10" East parallel with the Southerly line of said Tract No. 48 and along the Southerly line of said land recorded in Book 3121, page 402, 75.70 feet to an angle point on the Westerly line of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company; 56 feet in lieu of said angle point being Bristolmouth North $15' 25" East from the Southern corner of land recorded in Book 369, page 103 of Deeds; said angle point also being on the boundary of Annexation No. 119, Ordnance No. 11-60; thence North $15' 25" East along the Western line of said Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company and along the boundary of said Annexation No. 119, $86.88 feet to the intersection with the South line of said Lincoln Avenue (Anaheim-Olive Road); then northwest corner of said Annexation No. 119, $86.88 feet to the intersection with the South line of said Lincoln Avenue (Anaheim-Olive Road); then northwest corner of said Annexation No. 119, $86.88 feet to the intersection with the South line of said Lincoln Avenue (Anaheim-Olive Road); then northwest corner of said Annexation No. OF Orange for the purpose of holding said election. Polling Place; Mobil Rits Recreation Hall 15842 Lincoln Avenue, Orange, California Inspector: Clara M. Breilie Judge: Gwynnever L. Smith Judge: Helen Cudworth On the ballots to be used in special election in addition to any other matters required by law, there shall be printed substantially the following: MARK CROSS (+) ON BALLOT ONLY WITH RUBBER STAMP: NEVER WITH PEN OR PENCIL (ABSENTEE BALLOTS MAY BE MARKED WITH PEN AND INK OR PENCIL) INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote on any measure, stamp a cross (+) in the voting square after the word "YES" or after the word "NO". All marks except the cross (+) are forbidden. All distinguishing marks or erasures are forbidden and make the ballot void. If you wrongly stamp, tear or deface this ballot, return it to the inspector of election and obtain another. On absent voter ballots mark a cross (+) with pen or pencil. MEASURE SUBMITTED TO VOTE OF VOTERS Shell ANNEXATION NO. 211 be annexed to the City of Orange, California, and the property in said ANNEXATION NO. 211 be, after such annexation, subject to taxation equally with the property within said City of Orange to pay its pro-rata share, based upon assessed valuation, of all bonded indebtedness of said City of Orange outstanding or authorized, at the date of the First Publication of Notice of Election, for the acquisition, construction or completion of municipal improvements. A cross (+) placed in the voting square after the word "YES" in the manner hereinbefore provided shall be counted in favor of the adoption of the proposition or measure. A cross (+) placed in the voting square after the word "NO" in the manner hereinbefore provided shall be counted against the adoption of the proposition or measure. The qualified electors residing in said new territory so proposed to be annexed to said City of Orange are hereby directed to vote upon the question of the annexation of said territory to the City of Orange and the subjection of said territory, after annexation, to taxation equally with the property within said City of Orange, to pay its pro-rata share, based upon assessed valuation, of all bonded indebtedness of said City of Orange outstanding or authorized at said date of the First Publication of this Notice of Election, to wit, July 18, 1963, for the acquisition, construction or completion of municipal improvements, by stamping a cross (+) in the voting square after the word "YES" on the ballots to be used in said election, or by stamping a cross (+) in the voting square after the word "YES" on the ballots to be used in said election, or by stamping a cross (+) in the voting square after the word "YES" on the ballots to be used in said election, or by stamping a cross (+) in the voting square after the word "YES" on the ballots to be used in said election, or by stamping a cross (+) in the voting square after the word "YES" on the ballots to be counted against such annexation. The improvements for which bonded indebtedness of the City of Orange has been incurred, outstanding at the date of the First Publication of this notice, and the amounts thereof, and the maximum rates of interest payable thereon are as follows: Funds Maximum Rate Amount of Indebt-of Interest Outstanding (Percent) ing on July 18, 1963 1.666% $ 72,000.00 2.097% 1,000,000.00 3.360% 405,000.00 3.388% 377,000.00 Total bonded indebtedness as of July 18, 1963 $ 8,847,000.00. There is no unauthorized indebtedness of the City of Orange to be represented by bonds hereafter to be issued. Dated at the office of the City Clerk of the City of Orange this 18th day of July, 1963 FLORENCE G. PHILLIPS City Clerk July 18, 26, August 1, 8, 1963 A520-63 When the 28th Annual Festival of Arts and Pageant of The Masters runs this year for five weeks—through August 11—there bound to be speculation about additional money in admissions fees and tickets sales that may move just as rapidly through gates to the Festival of Arts the 250,000 people who are expected. A question often asked Festival of Arts officials is "What happens to all the money?" Unknowingly, the early art who started the Festival "whether but spirit and a few pinings," to quote Festival manager Verner Beck, gave birth to an event which today has become one of the few institutions in United States which proves that art can be made to pay. Non-Profit Group The offspring of their efforts—the Laguna Beach annual Festival of Arts, which does quite a financial business, none of it profit; the Festival is incorporated as a non-profit California corporation. Although the Festival of Arts has paid for everything in Irvine Bowl, an eight acre tract at edge of town, the Festival offers nothing except the small building and box office. The belongs to the city of Laguna Beach. The tract was acquired by early Festival board of directors through the generosity of the Irvine Ranch Company, who stipulated that it be used as city park. The city agreed to Anaheim Memories 20 Years ago this week the geographical shark of a Los tes paper refers to Santiago on as being near Wilmingner Hotels were filled with turn visitors yesterday and the available teams in Lewis' Stable were engaged in playing the sightseers about the dame Modjeska and her land, Count Bonzenta, were in on Tuesday. They are engaged a rest in Santiago Canyon guests of J. E. Pléasants. the $50 donated by the town to the Fourth of July only $7.50 was used and the cease was returned to the town norse stolen from J. V. Suthas recovered in Upper Santa y Deputy Sheriff Tyler. The could not be identified. new weeks ago the Rev. Mr. Bets had 14 Chinese scholars ing the intricacies of the ican Language. But one a Chinaman appeared at the and harangued the assemcholars in their own tongue, which time but two or three appeared at the school. Anaheim Carriage and wagfactory have sold four Studewagons during the past le taking down the pavilion day, Mr. T. S. Grimshaw from the roof and severely ed his foot. ourself. Whether the job is as easy as it looks is a question, but Mr. Mann proved himself to be a cylinder press mover from away back! With a 20-foot timber he pried up the foundation, inserted iron rollers and moved the big cylinder as if it weighed only 100 pounds although it weighs two tons. The Job presses were lifted up placed on roller skates and moved easily. City engineer Lewis, assisted by a corps of asistantst from the power-house installed a general electric motor, along with the necessary wring. The new power works admirably and will enable us to meet the constantly increasing demands upon the facilities of the office. To Angell and Mann and Mr. Lewis the office extends felicitations. They have done their work well and acquitted themselves in every respect as mechanics worthy of the esteem and confidence of their patrons. Charlie Lummis is working himself into a sweat over the proper pronunciation of Los Anageles. Many have given it up in despair and content themselves with the abbreviated Los. Rah for Los! L. E. Miller writes from Cleveland that he and his party are having a good time, but that the weather is disagreeably warm. "There's no climate like that of California," he writes. Sure not. Supervisor Linebarger has invested in a new touring car and has sent his team of trotters to the barn. The Supervisors are in session this week as a board of equalization. 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We are requested to say that was impossible for them tooon all their friends and say and they hope that those they did not see before departure will accept this offer. Planters Hotel has passed the management of H. S. he proposes to conduct house in a first class manner until endeavor to make it at least to tourists. Nicie Lieb has purchased the Saloon on Center Street Albert Reiser. A fine billable, free lunch, reading and the best of beer and wine are offered. Light jar of earthquake was Saturday about 10:55 p.m. Years Ago This Week presses in the Gazette of here the past week harnessed with the lectrical current from the city power. The shafting, pulleys and were installed by Angell Mann, and the presses were to new foundations under supervision of the latter men. He accomplished the job easily that in the future shall probably tackle the jobfiled notice of intention to marry. Art Pays' Proved Laguna Festival Supervisor Linebarger has invested in a new touring car and hassent his team of trotters to the barn. The Supervisors are in session this week as a board of equalization. The county's assessed valuation shows and increase during the year from $15,844,895 to $17,-443,960. Word has been received that the San Jacinto and Trabuca Canyon Forest Reserves are going to be consolidated under the name of Cleveland National Forest in honor of Grover Cleveland. The two reserves have heretofore been under one forest supervisor and the consolidation means nothing but a change of name. 30 Years Ago This Week Building permits for the month of June numbered eight and totaled $2,700. Building Inspector R. Nyboe announces. Total valuation for permits in June, 1932, was $5,200. Valuation for the year to date is $41,542 against $75,548 for last year. William Taft, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Taff, 323 South Citron A slight jar of earthquake was street, was treated at Anaheim Sanitarium Tuesday afternoon for hand injuries received in a firecracker explosion. Ted Shipkey, 28, former All-American end who raised havoc in the backfields of Stanford opponents, tackled Dan Cupid and was thrown for a marriage certificate at the offices of County Clerk Fred A. Backs on Monday. He appeared with Miss Gertrude Jones, 28, of Tempe, Arizona, and hall probably tackle the jobfiled notice of intention to marry. For your sharpening needs in the Fullerton area call — 871-8353 HOWARD'S SHARP SHOP 602 So. Raymond, Fullerton • Hand saws • Circle saws • Drills • Lawn mowers • Cutlery Pick Up & Delivery WILLIAMS GARAGE MOVED TO 403 W. Walnut Ave. Orange We specialize in: • Engine Rebuilding • Auto. Trans. 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Through the Festival of Arts aid for everything in Irvine an eight acre tract at the of town, the Festival owns except the small office ing and box office. The rest gets to the city of Laguna. The tract was acquired by an Festival board of directors with the generosity of Irvine Ranch Company, which quoted that it be used as a park. The city agreed to the gift, providing Festival directors could prove their venture would succeed by giving the city half of the profits. Since those days, the Festival has erected a $75,000 stage build- ing and rigged it with over $200,-000 worth of lighting, sound, and stage equipment. Booths for Artists The newest item on the Festival's building program, and so too, on its budget, is an attractive entrance gateway costing $25,000. At the close of the 1963 Festival of Arts, approximately $100,000 will be spent on permanent con-crete exhibition booths for the artists of the Festival's future. Built Hospital In fields quite divorced from its openly aesthetic ends, the Festiv is also quite active. The South Coast Community Hospital was built with the aid of funds from the Festival amounting to $25,000. All the funds acquired by the Festival of Arts come from the sale of tickets to the Pageant of the Masters and from general gate admissions. Other art groups throughout the country eye with envy the finan- cial success of the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts and endeavor to do likewise, but as far as can be determined there is not a similar Festival in the United States. This summer the 28th Annual Festival of Arts anticipates well over 250,000 persons will pass through the new entrance to the grounds. Of this number, 92,000 will view the Pageant of the Masters. HOWARD'S SHARP SHOP 602 So. Raymond, Fullerton • Hand saws • Circle saws • Drills • Lawn mowers • Cutlery Pick Up & Delivery Black Bart's UPHOLSTERING • One of Orange Co.'s. 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