anaheim-gazette 1964-08-19

Editor's Note: This is the second of a three-part series dealing with the Irvine Ranch which marks its 100th anniversary this year. By JOHN N. POWER Managing Editor While jet age living and urbanization has made inroads within the confines of the giant Irvine Ranch — agriculture has by no means taken a back seat. In other words the ranch is an excellent model combination of agriculture, industry, residential and water development and last but not least, education facilities. The sprawling ranch, first established in 1864 by James Irvine, is not only maintaining its agricultural tradition, but is actually stepping up its permanent agricultural interests. Since six years ago, with cattle still roaming its many hills, over 1,500 acres of citrus groves have been planted in the fertile valley below. Research Projects Underway With 22,000 acres under cultivation at the present time and an ever increasing diversification toward specialty crops, the ranch is encouraging new research in various agricultural fields. Dominating the citrus are the new Valencias with resistant root stock that defies a disease known to growers as "Tristeza" that has plagued groves throughout Southern California. With the expected termination of the bracero program the end of this year, the ranch has started a giant research program to find new ways to harvest its crops without the need of stoop labor. In the field of industry, creation of a unique industrial land use plan is being implemented by the Irvine Company. This plan stresses a park-like atmosphere for facilities — it provides all the economic advantages of the space age. The first 2,600-acre phase of 6,000-acre industrial development has been deeded to a newly-owned subsidiary, Irvine Industrial Complex, whose business will be to sell and lease land and build industrial facilities. Described as "ideally suited for development as an industrial area" by Charles S. Thompson president, The Irvine Company the area is unique in that it CAMEO SHORES is a beautiful new residential community just south of Corona del Mar overlooking the blue Pacific. Almost all of the lots have views of the ocean and the spectacular coastline. Prices of homes range from $50,000 to $150,000. WESTCLIFF PLAZA — Shopping center, and WESTCLIFF STRIP, office and professional building across the street. Two new commercial developments on Irvine Property in the City of Newport Beach. August, 1964. Weekend Hawaiian Jamboree Delights Legion Younger Set Second annual American Legion Junior Jamboree Sunday and Monday was held at Newport Beach, complete with slumber party American Legion daughters age 12 to 18 years were invited to the two-day event and permitted to bring girl friends. The theme was Hawaiian and the girls all wore muu-muu. Registration opened Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Newport Beach American Legion facility. Slated for the occasion was a full schedule on the beach, in boats and at a barbecue on the grounds, bay front. Mrs. Keith Green of Bra was chairman of the event. After a Sunday night dinner a show, "Route 29, East Pacific" provided a satire on "South Pacific." Members of Orange County Posts Auxiliaries and junior auxiliaries provided the entertainment. Later "The Traditionals", a four piece combo, entertained. Four Fullerton Junior College students donated their for this. At midnight the M.Dancers of Newport Beach entertained with a 15-minute show during a late supper. The girls attending the boree then retired in bags to listen to their orders and transistors. Beach Auxiliary members pared all the food. Unit Chairmen of Orange were chaperones. Parents retrieved their in the late afternoon. It took seven hours and 36 innings of softball, but the Lionettes took the Regional tourney Sunday — barely. The locals needed only to win one of the two contests with the Whittier Gold Sox Sunday and they had to fight tooth and nail to achieve that victory. After being defeated 1-0 in the opening game, the Lionettes bat- only 35 minutes from Los Angeles' Civic Center, 18 minutes from the deep water port of Long Beach, and just a few minutes from major recreational areas. The ranch already houses a significant variety of industries. The Aeronutronic Research and Science Center, of Philco's Aeronutronic Division occupies 200 acres and an 800,000 sq. ft. complex of modern buildings. Collins Radio's Information Science Center now occupying its 120,000 sq. ft. first building, plans to build several more on its 178-acre site. Commercial Development Plan In the company's master plan that envisions a future resident population of as many as 270,000 in the 34,000 acre coastal area of the ranch, over 1,000 acres have been set aside for commercial developments. These include a number of small neighborhood shopping centers as well as two large central commercial districts, Newport Center and University Town Center. Plans are now being completed for 750,000 square foot regional shopping center as the first phase of the huge Newport Center — financial, cultural and civic center complex destined for the area adjacent to the existing Irvine Coast Country Club at the intersection of MacArthur Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. University Town Center will be located adjacent to the university of California, Irvine campus. This will be a university town center oriented to needs of a student-faculty munity with office buildings, hotels, recreation centers and other related services concentrated in it. Shape of things to consider residential shopping may be viewed at Wescliff Plaza, $2-million development Westcliff Drive and Irvine nue in Newport Beach, was opened by The Irvine pany in November of Architecture is residential sign and scale, providing buildings with hip-roofs or crete tile rustic shingles rich-textured slumpstone Joyce, Mazzuca Battle 2 Shirley Smith Drives In It took seven hours and 36 innings of softball, but the Lionettes took the Regional tourney Sunday — barely. The locals needed only to win one of the two contests with the Whittier Gold Sox Sunday and they had to fight tooth and nail to achieve that victory. After being defeated 1-0 in the opening game, the Lionettes bat- After Ulrich's safety, Colene Riley walked and Lela Burns was safe on a fielder's choice to load the bases. Joan came through, however, to force Carol Oglesby to fly to left, then get Ulrich at the plate on a force and make Roberta Schfeiber ground back to the mound. After a great play by Ito., who blocked the plate to stop May advanced to third on Spanks' miscue. After Threadgold struck out, M flew out to centerfielder Griffin who fired to the in an effort to catch Ma had tagged up after the throw, which would created a very close play plate, however, struck Joe Navaro and wiggled the infield. It took seven hours and 36 innings of softball, but the Lionettes took the Regional tourney Sunday — barely. The locals needed only to win one of the two contests with the Whittier Gold Sox Sunday and they had to fight tooth and nail to achieve that victory. After being defeated 1-0 in the opening game, the Lionettes battled the Whittier Gold Sox for a record 29 innings before Nancy Ito and Shirley Smith finally got to sensational Sox hurler Louise Mazzuca for the decider. To call Mazzuca's performance phenomenal would be shortening her. She pitched the entire 36 innings for Whittier giving up just one run and 20 hits. She struck out 27. Maybe just as awe-inspiring, however, was the hurling by Lionette ace Joan Joyce in the second contest. Joyce struck out an unbelievable 39 while blanking the Sox on seven hits. Joan threw no-hit ball for 12 innings before giving up a lead-off single to Erlene Ulrich in the 13th. After Ulrich's safety, Colene Riley walked and Lela Burns was safe on a fielder's choice to load the bases. Joan came through, however, to force Carol Oglesby to fly to left, then get Ulrich at the plate on a force and make Roberta Schfeiber ground back to the mound. After a great play by Ito, who blocked the plate to stop May from scoring in the top half of the 29th, the Lionette catcher promptly singled to open the home half of the late, late inning. She was sacrificed to second by Lou Albrecht and was left there as Sharon Backus flew to left. Smith then came through with a line drive base-hit to right that scored Ito on a close play at the plate. The Gold Sox forced the double-elimination tournament finale into an extra game by beating the locals on a freak accident. May singled to open the second inning, went to second when Schreiber walked and adanced to third on Spanks' miscue. After Threadgold struck out, Griffin who fired to throw in an effort to catch Maid tagged up after the throw, which would create a very close play plate, however, struck Joe Navaro and wiggled the infield. That was the only run of the night but all it needed in the first test. The second game did until three o'clock this morning with many of the packed house still present. When Ito was called saddened by Smith were mobilized their teammates. At the sentation ceremony, Joe Moore, the Lionettes Finder, said in acceptance championship trophy that cal girls were lucky to win "Whittier is a real goat and I think that Mazza all the rest of the team a lot of credit for a COUNTY OUTLOOK BRIGHT Earning Capacity Near State High Says Survey Editor's Note: This is the first of a four part series dealing with a report prepared by Economics Research Associates for the Orange County Board of Supervisors. The primary aim of the report, according to supervisor William Hirstein, is to determine future industrial acreage requirements and to evaluate the various industrial areas in the County. By JOHN N. POWER Managing Editor If you want to reach the $10,000 a year bracket or over — chances are you will achieve success in Orange County. els in Orange County are excellent and the median family income level is projected to reach $9,940 or higher 16 years from now. The significance of the county's relative income position is associated with the fact that higher income levels are active of greater economicunity. Continued growth in is expected to reinforce courage sustained high growth in employmentulation, the report states. Two Very Different Aspects Of Party Campaign Strategy Political Wanderings: Three Orange Countians prominent in local community affairs and politics have been appointed to the Democratic State Central office of young comedy writer ifornia. This latest addition G.O.P. political arsenal comedy record album Two Very Different Aspects Of Party Campaign Strategy Political Wanderings: Three Orange Countians prominent in local community affairs and politics have been appointed to the Democratic State Central Committee by Ray Johnson, Democratic nominee for the 71st Assembly District. Mark Hurwitz, Mrs. Harold (Margaret) Pollack, and Mrs. Forrest (Joan) Pugh are the announced appointees, according to Robert Hurwitz, campaign manager for Johnson. Hurwitz is an attorney with offices in Orange. He is a member of the prominent Hurwitz family and resides in Costa Mesa. He serves as finance chairman for Johnson's campaign. Mrs. Pollack, Fullerton community leader, has long been active in Democratic Party politics. She is a member of the Board of Directors of Fairview State Hospital, secretary of the County Council of Democratic Clubs, and nominee for Fullerton's "Woman of the Year" recently. Mrs. Pollack is precinct organization chairman for Ray Johnson. Mrs. Pugh was chairman of Women for Brown in 1962, and is presently an incumbent on the Democratic State Central Committee. She is also active in the Johnson for Assembly campaign as a member of the finance committee. Mrs. Pugh and her family live in Fullerton. A powerful new grass roots political weapon is making its appearance at Republican meetings across the country these days, because of a group of young comedy writers iforma. This latest addition G.O.P. political arsenal comedy record album "The Administration." playing disc takes Johnson government w moving series of satire which have so delightful campaigners that thebum may soon replace conventional means of attack. Highly significant to ministration's" amazing is the fact it is not a production conceived son Avenue at the top party brass. R comes directly out of roots of hard-hitting California volunteer ers. Originator and head "The Administration Nathan Stein, a San atrist, long-time preer, and past-president Los Angeles Harbor Club; Stein has long been that the G.O.P. taking too seriously, a seriously to take ad humor's power to dramatize the issues molish the opposition. Last year when Republican organizer fund-raising problem wrote and produced revue satirizing the tier. The event raised thousand dollars and came intrigued by the ties of comedy as putting over poliments. located adjacent to the University of California, Irvine, campus. This will be a university-town center oriented to the needs of a student-faculty community with office buildings, stores, hotels, recreation centers and other related services concentrated in it. Shape of things to come in residential shopping centers may be viewed at Westcliff Plaza, $2-million development at Westcliff Drive and Irvine Avenue in Newport Beach, which is opened by The Irvine Company in November of 1963. Architecture is residential in design and scale, providing for buildings with hip-roofs of concrete tile rustic shingles, and tech-textured slumpstone masonry walls interspersed with expansive floor-to-ceiling windows. Bayside Center, a new $1.25-million residential shopping center on Bayside Drive near the Balboa Island bridge in Newport Beach will be completed in the spring of 1965. In commercial development, The Irvine Company also plays the roles of restaurateur and inn-keeper, through high quality hotel-motel complexes, pres and planned, on Irvine Ranch property. Newest of these is the Newporter Inn, overlooking Upper Newport Bay. A lease has been executed for construction of a 96-room Holiday Inn to be located adjacent to, and operated in connection with, the Beach Boy Restaurant at the intersection of Bayside Drive and Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. The Jamaica Inn, coastal hotel in Corona del Mar, is adding 26 apartment units to its existing facilities. Ken Niles' Villa Marina is a well established landmark and one of the nicer motels and yacht anchorages in the Bay area. Next month is scheduled to see the opening of the Reuben E. Lee, a floating restaurant anchored at the foot of Upper Newport Bay. A $1-million exact replica of an early Mississippi River rear paddle-wheel steamboat, it will have a seating capacity of 525 people in four different restaurants located on three decks. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous. Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 BATTLE 29 Innings; Lives In Only Run anced to third on Carol Spanks' miscue. After Janie Threadgold struck out, Mazzuca drew out to centerfielder Odette Griffin who fired to the plate on an effort to catch May, who had tagged up after the catch. The throw, which would have created a very close play at the plate, however, struck umpire Joe Navaro and wiggled about the infield. formance." Johnna told the sleepy, happy throng. The Gold Sox almost scored a run in the top half of the 29th. After Oglesby struck out to open the inning, May rapped out a single to right. She went to second when Cec Ponce, the third Lionette right-fielder, muffed the ball. After Schreiber struck out, Threadgold laced a single to center that seemed sure to advanced to third on Carol Spanks’ miscue. After Janie Threadgold struck out, Mazzuca drew out to centerfielder Odette Griffin who fired to the plate in an effort to catch May, who had tagged up after the catch. The throw, which would have created a very close play at the plate, however, struck umpire Joe Navaro and wiggled about the infield. That was the only Whittier run of the night but that was all it needed in the first contest. The second game didn’t end until three o’clock this morning with many of the original packed house still present. When Ito was called safe, she and Smith were mobbed by their teammates. At the presentation ceremony, Johnna Moore, the Lionettes Franchise holder, said in accepting the championship trophy that the local girls were lucky to win. “Whittier is a real good team and I think that Mazzuca and all the rest of the team deserves a lot of credit for a fine performance.” Johnna told the sleepy, happy throng. The Gold Sox almost scored a run in the top half of the 29th. After Oglesby struck out to open the inning. May rapped out a single to right. She went to second when Cec Ponce, the third Lionette right-fielder, muffed the ball. After Schreiber struck out, Threadgold laced a single to center that seemed sure to score May. A perfect throw by Griffin, however, cut down May at the plate. May was slowed down as Ito blocked the plate beautifully before making the tag. Near Survey higher income levels are indicative of greater economic opportunity. Continued growth in income is expected to reinforce and encourage sustained high rates of growth in employment and population, the report states. Recent Aspects Coign Strategy of young comedy writers in California. This latest addition to the G.O.P. political arsenal is a comedy record album titled YOUR MAN IN WASHINGTON He’s a fellow with a very special job...he gets paid for protecting your interests. You see, he represents an agency of the United States government. And, as a mutually owned, Federally chartered Savings and Loan association, we are directly responsible both to him ...and to you, our account holders. Our Federal charter specifies that our earnings must go first into reserves—our “rainy-day fund”—for your protection. The eagle we so proudly display—symbol of our membership in the Recent Aspects aign Strategy of young comedy writers in California. This latest addition to the G.O.P. political arsenal is a comedy record album titled "The Administration." The long-playing disc takes after the Johnson government with a fast-moving series of satiric thrusts which have so delighted G.O.P. campaigners that the record album may soon replace many conventional means of political attack. Highly significant to "The Administration's" amazing success is the fact it is not a big budget production conceived on Madison Avenue at the request of top party brass. Rather if comes directly out of the grass roots of hard-hitting Southern California volunteer campaigners. Originator and head writer of "The Administration" is Dr. Nathan Stein, a San Pedro podiatrist, long-time precinct worker, and past-president of the Los Angeles Harbor Republican Club: Stein has long been convinced that the G.O.P. takes campaigning too seriously, at least too seriously to take advantage of humor's power to effectively dramatize the issues and demolish the opposition. 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