anaheim-gazette 1964-08-19

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN TERRITORY PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ORANGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the qualified electors residing within the territory hereinafter described that a special election will be held in said territory on Tuesday, the 5th day of September, 1864, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors residing in said territory the question whether said new territory shall be annexed to, incorporated in, and made a part of said City of Orange and the property therein be, after such annexation, subject to transition equally with the property within said City of Orange to pay its pro-rata share based upon assessed valuation, of all the bonded indebtedness of said City of Orange outstanding or authorized at the date of the First Publication of this Notice of Election, to wit, the 12th day of August, 1864, 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, sald angle point being an angle point in Annexion Number 141, Ordinance Number 54-60, sald angle point also being a point on the East line of Annexion Number 106, Ordinance Number 21-59, sald angle point also being North 0° 12' East 631.9 feet more or less along the West line of Esplanade Street, 60 feet in width from the Southeast corner of said Annexion Number 106, sald angle point also being on the West line of Esplanade Street 30 feet West of the centerline as measured at right angles; sald angle point also being 30 feet West and North 0° 12' East 662 feet more or less from the centerline Intersection of Esplanade Street and Fairhaven Avenue; thence North 0° 12' East along the boundary of said Annexion Number 106 and along the West line of Esplanade Street 30 feet West of the centerline as measured at right angles with the Easterly extension of the Southerly line of Lot 59 of Tract Number 1059 as shown on a Map recorded in Book 23 Page 25 of Miscellaneous Maps, of Orange County, California; sald angle point also being the Northeast corner of Tract Number 462 as recorded in Book 133 Page 16 and 17 Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange County, California; thence along the North line of said Annexion Number 106 and the North boundary line of Tract Number 3462 following bearings and distances: North 79° 29' 00" West 29.22 feet; thence North 56° 30' 00" West 105.62 feet along the Northeasterly line of Lot 12 of said Tract Number 440 to the Southerly line of La Veta Avenue as shown on Map of said Tract Number 440 thence continuing along the North boundary line of said Tract Number 3462 and the Southerly line of La Veta Avenue as shown on Map said Tract Number 440 South 60° 20' 00" West 13.22 feet; thence North 78° 05' 20" West 214.68 feet; thence South 89° 51' 52" West 85.58 feet to the intersection with the Easterly right-of-way line of the Southern Pacific Railway; thence Northernly along the Eastern right-of-way line of said Southern Pacific Railway 35.92 feet more or less to the intersection of the North line of said La Veta Avenue 20 feet West of the centerline as measured at right angles; thence North 12° 52' 53" East 326.03 feet; thence North 14° 58' 14" East 329.44 feet; thence North 18° 14' 26" East 367.22 feet; thence North 55.92° East 458.44 feet to the intersection of the centerline of Palmoy Avenue, 60 feet in width, and the North boundary line of said Tract Number 3462 containing along boundary Annexion Number 83 North 19° This has injected fresh energy into the already active community by providing a new avenue for engagement and activity prevailing at Town and Country.” Nichols said. “The public will get plenty of opportunities with a tartly flavored program containing everything from our fabulous Orange County Symphony, the strollable Mariachi bands and a sensational Mexican dance team, to the real live-wire comedian in the person of “Cantinflitas”, a lot more,” the popular Town and Country restaurant added. Chuck Allee, executive director of the Symphony Association of Orange County said the program had to be extended until midnight because of the additional entertainment attractions. “The high-calibre entertainment we are acquiring for the “Fiesta Grande” sparking that much more enthusiasm among Town and Country merchants and employees,” Allee commented. “The colorful Mexican cultures we'll be wearing and the way everybody's pitching in decorate their establishment and the grounds in traditional Mexican style has been generating a holiday atmosphere every day,” the executive continued. The “Fiesta Grande” dedication ceremony and the revelry to follow is designed to further consolidate the already healthy relationship between Mexico and the United States. The territory so proposed to be annexed to the said City of Orange is designated ANNEXATION NO. 224, which is the same by which such territory shall be indicated upon the election allots. The polls for said election shall be opened at 7:00 o'clock A.M. on the day of said election and shall remain open continuously from said time until 7:00 o'clock P.M. of the same day when said polls shall be closed, except as provided in Section 14436 of the Elections Code of the State of California. For the purpose of holding said election, there has been established one election precinct designated as the “ANNEXATION NO. 224 VOTING PRECINCT.” The polling place for said precinct shall be the place hereafter designated and the persons thereafter named, being competent and qualified electors of said territory and of said election precinct have been appointed officers of election and they shall hold said election and make re-entry thereof in the manner provided by law. The Annexation No. 224 Voting Precinct shall consist of all of said above described territory proposed to be annexed to said city of Orange for the purpose of holding said election. Polling Place: Jordan School, 18621 Jordan Street, Orange, California. Inspector: Flossie M. Clifford 12152 S. Esplanade Street Judge: Cloe E. Beutel 12141 S. Esplanade Street Judge: Anna R. Ablefeld 18522 Century Avenue On the ballots to be used in said 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 FEN OR PENCIL. (ABBENTEES BALLOTS MAY BE MARKED WITH FEN AND INK OR PENCIL.) ANNEXATION VOTING PRECINCT." The polling place for said precinct shall be the place hereafter designated and the persons herein named, being competent and qualified electors of said territory and of said election precinct, have been appointed offenders of election and they shall hold election and make return thereof in the manner provided by law. The Annexation No. 224 Voting Precinct shall consist of all of said above-described territory proposed to be annexed to said city of Orange for the purpose of holding election. Polling Place: Jordan School, 18621 Jordan Street, Orange, California. Inspector: Flossie M. Clifford 12152 S. Esplanade Street Judge: Cleo E. Beutel 12141 S. Esplanade Street Judge: Anna R. Ablefeld 18522 Century Avenue On the ballots to be used in said 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 EEN OR PENCIL. (ABBENTEE 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 Shall ANNEXATION NO. 224 be annexed to the City of Orange, California, and the property in said ANNEXATION NO. 224 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 up to the question of the annexation of said territory to the City of Orange and the subjection of said territory after annexation, 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, the 15th day of August, 1964, for the acquisition, construction or completion of municipal improvements, by stamping a cross (+) in the voting square after the word "YES" on the ballot to be used in said election, or by stamping a cross (+) in the voting square after the word "NO" on such ballots. If an elector shall stamp a cross (+) in the voting square after the printed word "YES", the vote of such elector shall be counted in favor of said territory being annexed to, incorporated in, and made a part of the 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 filing of said date of the First Publication of this Notice of Election to wit, the 15th day of August, 1964, for the acquisition, construction or completion of municipal improvements; and if an elector shall stamp a cross (+) in the voting square after the printed word "NO", the vote of such elector shall be counted against such annexation. The improvements for which bonded indebtedness of the City of Orange has been incurred, outstanding and the amount thereof, and the maximum rates of interest payable thereon are as follows: Funds Issue and Purpose Maximum Rate (Percent) Amount of Indebtedness Outstanding on August 12, 1964 1951 Sewer Bonds 1.666% $ 67,000.00 1957 Water Bonds 2.097% 950,000.00 1959 Library Bonds 3.959% 390,000.00 Publish: Anaheim Gazette Aug. 12 Highway User Tax Money Apportioned to County A total of $4,970,316 was apportioned to Orange County from the Highway Users Tax and during the 1963-64 fiscal year, State Controller Alan Anton said today. The figure was part of an overall total of $557,902,504 dollars. ANTINFLITAS Comedian at 'Fiesta Grande' Cantinflitas", who doubles Mexico's celebrated comedian and amateur bullfighter, Antinflas" (Mario Moreno), perform at the "Fiesta Grande" festivities Monday, Aug. 24, at Town and Country, it was announced to be Kenneth Nichols, entertainment chairman. This has injected fresh excitement to the already intense city prevailing at Town and Country," Nichols said. "The ice will get plenty of surges with a tartly flavored team containing everything our fabulous Orange Councillorette, the strolling chi bands and a sensa-Mexican dance team to a vided among the State, counties and cities. Cranston said the amount represents an increase of $88,-270,307 over the 1962-63 appropriations. The increase resulted in part, he said, from a one-cent per gallon increase in the gasoline tax under provisions of the Collier-Unrush Local Transportation Development Act, which became effective last September 20. The gasoline tax is now seven cents per gallon. Cranston said California's 58 counties shared a total of $105,-478,791 to use for general road purposes, engineering costs, snow removal expense and heavy rainfall damage repair. The State Highway Fund received $370,976,307 for expenditure on highways. Another $45,-030,602 went into the State Highway Fund for ultimate expenditure. Carpenter Asks Probe Candidate Demands Airing Of Irvine Foundation Records Paul Carpenter, the "Walking Candidate" for Congress in California's 35th District, declared today that "the time has come for the Irvine Foundation to make a full public disclosure of its records." His statement came on the heels of a meeting with Rep. Wright Patman (D-Tex.), in which carpenter said he received additional information concerning the giant Irvine Foundation which allegedly contributed in my opponent's support of the Foundation or the Company. The people in the District are far more important than any special-interest group. I maintain that protecting the interests of his constituents is the prime responsibility of any Representative. Obviously, Mr. Utt doesn't think this way." Carpenter said that the Congressional investigation of tax-exempt foundations would continue and that those that failed This has injected fresh excitement to the already intense city prevailing at Town and Country." Nichols said. "The city will get plenty of surplus with a tartly flavored team containing everything our fabulous Orange Councillor, the strolling Chi bands and a sensational Mexican dance team, to a live-wire comedian in the town of "Cantinflitas", and more," the popular Town Country restaurateur. Kirk Allee, executive direc-tor the Symphony Association, Orange County said the town had to be extended to until midnight because of additional entertainment attractions. "The high-calibre en-ment we are acquiring is big that much more en-ment among Town and Merchants and em-ment." Allee commented. "Colorful Mexican cos-we'll be wearing and the everybody's pitching in to make their establishments the grounds in traditional town style has been genera-tionally atmosphere ev-er." The executive en-mentation and the revelry now is designed to further update the already healthy relationship between Mexico and United States. Patman's comments dealt with the vast influence wielded by the Foundation in the nation's fastest growing urban area. Rep. James Utt, the present Congressman from the 35th District, immediately defended the Foundation and Company and referred to Rep. Patman's remarks as "libelous and irresponsible." After speaking with Patman, Carpenter said, "I wish Mr. Utt would show as much concern for his constituents as he does for the special-interest groups in his district. This looks like a case of the tail wagging the dog. A review of the information on which Rep. Patman based his remarks leads me to believe that there is no merit candidate for Congress in California's 35th District, declared today that 'the time has come for the Irvine Foundation to make a full public disclosure of its records." His statement came on the heels of a meeting with Rep. Wright Patman (D-Tex.), in which carpenter said he received additional information concerning the giant Irvine Foundation which allegedly controls the Irvine Comany in Orange County. In recent remarks, Patman, Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee which investigates the operations of tax-exempt foundations, indicated that results of the Subcommittee's investigation had cast doubt on the property of the Irvine Foundation's activities. Patman's comments dealt with the vast influence wielded by the Foundation in the nation's fastest growing urban area. Rep. James Utt, the present Congressman from the 35th District, immediately defended the Foundation and Company and referred to Rep. Patman's remarks as "libelous and irresponsible." After speaking with Patman, Carpenter said, "I wish Mr. Utt would show as much concern for his constituents as he does for the special-interest groups in his district. This looks like a case of the tail wagging the dog. A review of the information on which Rep. Patman based his remarks leads me to believe that there is no merit candidate for Congress in California's 35th District, declared today that 'the time has come for the Irvine Foundation to make a full public disclosure of its records." His statement came on the heels of a meeting with Rep. Wright Patman (D-Tex.), in which carpenter said he received additional information concerning the giant Irvine Foundation which allegedly controls the Irvine Comany in Orange County. In recent remarks, Patman, Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee which investigates the operations of tax-exempt foundations, indicated that results of the Subcommittee's investigation had cast doubt on the property of the Irvine Foundation's activities. Patman's comments dealt with the vast influence wielded by the Foundation in the nation's fastest growing urban area. Rep. James Utt, the present Congressman from the 35th District, immediately defended the Foundation and Company and referred to Rep. Patman's remarks as "libelous and irresponsible." After speaking with Patman, Carpenter said, "I wish Mr. Utt would show as much concern for his constituents as he does for the special-interest groups in his district. This looks like a case of the tail wagging the dog. A review of the information on which Rep. Patman based his remarks leads me to believe that there is no merit candidate for Congress in California's 35th District, declared today that 'the time has come for the Irvine Foundation to make a full public disclosure of its records." His statement came on the heels of a meeting with Rep. Wright Patman (D-Tex.), in which carpenter said he received additional information concerning the giant Irvine Foundation which allegedly controls the Irvine Comany in Orange County. In recent remarks, Patman, Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee which investigates the operations of tax-exempt foundations, indicated that results of the Subcommittee's investigation had cast doubt on the property of the Irvine Foundation's activities. Patman's comments dealt with the vast influence wielded by the Foundation in the nation's fastest growing urban area. Rep. James Utt, the present Congressman from the 35th District, immediately defended the Foundation and Company and referred to Rep. Patman's remarks as "libelous and irresponsible." After speaking with Patman, Carpenter said, "I wish Mr. Utt would show as much concern for his constituents as he does for the special-interest groups in his district. This looks like a case of the tail wagging the dog. A review of the information on which Rep. Patman based his remarks leads me to believe that there is no merit candidate for Congress in California's 35th District, declared today that 'the time has come for the Irvine Foundation to make a full public disclosure of its records." His statement came on the heels of a meeting with Rep. Wright Patman (D-Tex.), in which carpenter said he received additional information concerning the giant Irvine Foundation which allegedly controls the Irvine Comany in Orange County. In recent remarks, Patman, Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee which investigates the operations of tax-exempt foundations, indicated that results of the Subcommittee's investigation had cast doubt on the property of the Irvine Foundation's activities. Patman's comments dealt with the vast influence wielded by the Foundation in the nation's fastest growing urban area. Rep. James Utt, the present Congressman from the 35th District, immediately defended the Foundation and Company and referred to Rep. Patman's remarks as "libelous and irresponsible." After speaking with Patman, Carpenter said, "I wish Mr. Utt would show as much concern for his constituents as he does for the special-interest groups in his district. This looks like a case of the tail wagging the dog. A review of the information on which Rep. Patman based his remarks leads me to believe that there is no merit candidate for Congress in California's 35th District, declared today that 'the time has come for the Irvine Foundation to make a full public disclosure of its records." His statement came on the heels of a meeting with Rep. Wright Patman (D-Tex.), in which carpenter said he received additional information concerning the giant Irvine Foundation which allegedly controls the Irvine Comany in Orange County. In recent remarks, Patman, Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee which investigates the operations of tax-exempt foundations, indicated that results of the Subcommittee's investigation had cast doubt on the property of the Irvine Foundation's activities. Patman's comments dealt with the vast influence wielded by the Foundation in the nation's fastest growing urban area. Rep. James Utt, the present Congressman from the 35th District, immediately defended the Foundation and Company and referred to Rep. Patman's remarks as "libelous and irresponsible." After speaking with Patman, Carpenter said, "I wish Mr. Utt would show as much concern for his constituents as he does for the special-interest groups in his district. This looks like a case of the tail wagging the dog. A review of the information on which Rep. Patman based his remarks leads me to believe that there is no merit candidate for Congress in California's 35th District, declared today that 'the time has come for the Irvine Foundation to make a full public disclosure of its records." His statement came on the heels of a meeting with Rep. Wright Patman (D-Tex.), in which carpenter said he received additional information concerning the giant Irvine Foundation which allegedly controls the Irvine Comany in Orange County. In recent remarks, Patman, Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee which investigates the operations of tax-exempt foundations, indicated that results of the Subcommittee's investigation had cast doubt on the property of the Irvine Foundation's activities. Patman's comments dealt with the vast influence wielded by the Foundation in the nation's fastest growing urban area. Rep. James Utt, the present Congressman from the 35th District, immediately defended the Foundation and Company and referred to Rep. Patman's remarks as "libelous and irresponsible." After speaking with Patman, Carpenter said, "I wish Mr. Utt would show as much concern for his constituents as he does for special-interest groups in his district. This looks like a case of the tail wagging the dog. A review of the information on which Rep. Patman based his remarks leads me to believe that there is no merit candidate for Congress in California's 35th District, declared today that 'the time has come for the Irvine Foundation to make a full public disclosure of its records." His statement came on the heels of a meeting with Rep. Wright Patman (D-Tex.), in which carpenter said he received additional information concerning the giant Irvine Foundation which allegedly controls the Irvine Comany in Orange County. In recent remarks, Patman, Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee which investigates the operations of tax-exempt foundations, indicated that results of the Subcommittee's investigation had cast doubt on the property of the Irvine Foundation's activities. Patman's comments dealt with the vast influence wielded by the Foundation in the nation's fastest growing urban area. Rep. James Utt, the present Congressman from the 35th District, immediately defended the Foundation and Company and referred to Rep. Patman's remarks as "libelous and irresponsible." After speaking with Patman, Carpenter said, "I wish Mr. Utt would show as much concern for his constituents as he does for special-interest groups in his district. This looks like a case of the tail wagging the dog. A review of the information on which Rep. Patmann based his remarks leads me to believe that there is no merit candidate for Congress in California's 35th District, declared today that 'the time has come forthe irvine foundation to make a full public disclosure of its records." His statement came on the heels of a meeting with Rep. Wright Patman (D-Tex.), in which carpenter said he received additional information concerningthe giant IrvineFoundationwhichadmittedthatresultsoftheSubcommittee'sinvestigationhadcastdoubtonthepropertyoftheirconstituentsistheprimeresponsibilityofanyRepresentative.Orbviously.Mr.Uttdoesn'tthinkthisway." Carpenter said thattheCongressionalinvestigationoftax-exemptfoundationswouldcontinueandthatthosethatfailedtocarryouttheirpurposeswouldbesubjecttocriticismandshouldn'tbefoundedby,fallpeople,theRepresentativeintherdistrictwhereitwieldsthegreatestinfluence,"Carpenterstated."IheeartheIrvineCompanyisplanningan"openhouse"soonThat’sa finePublicrelationsmove,bbutwhatisreallyneededisfortheFoundationtomakeitsfullrecordssavailableforpublicstudysofthatlightofdaycanbeturnonalltheseaccusationsandcounter-accusations." FIVE YEAR PASSPORT WASHINGTON(UPI)—Congress tookthefirststepThursdaytogivetheAmericantouristafive-yearpassport. A House foreign affairs subcommittee approved a bill fora longer-lasting passportwiththehopeitcouldbepassedbeforeadjournment.ThepresentU.S.passportisgoodfordirectthreeyears,andrenewalextendsitforanothertwoyears.Underthebill.itwouldbevalidfordiveyearswithrenewalforanotherfiveyears. My Noighbors William Hoogestraat He is owner andSanta Ana,a business There are six childrenfrom Nurses Trainingandthetelephonecompany Fishline by J. Maloney core, Ho! ers are saying it's unlike they've never seen like the way the albabeing brought in. And news yet is the fact that coming closer every day. not be much more of a to San Clemente Island these days. If any of you have the urge to hook of those mealy fightis the time to get your tons in. And it will take action because both Davter and Balboa Pavilion ters are filling up daily. ay are the albacore goout a few blue fin tuna being brought aboard, commercial boats are reaing up on them on the of San Clemente and Islands. So also one of s, one of the boats are hit a school of blue will really make it a er's dream. And these running from 60 to enough to test all the ole you have. Along albacore and blue fins, fin has been boated water temperatures bit more, even these wily deep-water fish may be within reach of our local sport-fishing boats. Watch your fishing reports very close from now on if you're waiting for the right day. Although there has been no definite pattern to the albacore catches so far, the situation could change very shortly to a steady no-search trip for them. Yellowtail are still very slow so far. Each boat manages to bring in two or three a trip, running from 2 to 20 lbs. Even a marlin has been brought in the last week Reports are that some boats are getting yellow-tail off the island in good numbers. Log barracuda have been spotty so far. One day the island is good, the next, Dana Point or Huntington Flats. The local boats are getting piny of action on bass, a few plenty of action all kinds of bonito and a few mackerel. If you are waiting for a chance to take the kids out, take a local half-day boat out and they'll have a barrel of fun and fish tool! Be sure and include in your fishing plans that call for reservations or you may be disappointed and we'll see you out in that big, broad, blue Pacific! Your Are Invited to a ---- Money Clinic— Sound, conservative methods for building sums of money few people know—a formula for financial independence that makes the difference between success and failure in planning retirement. U.S. National Bank 328 W. LINCOLN AVE. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24 No Admission Charge Kroesen & Comany, Inc. 300 WILSHIRE AVE. PR 2-3450 INVESTMENT SECURITIES CREDIT PROBLEMS? NO MONEY DOWN at Hoogestraat's FURNITURE & APPLIANCE New & Used We Have Our Own Service & Repair Dept. 1329 S. MAIN SANTA ANA 547-1521 Open 9-8 p.m. 7 days wi James H. Russell & Son Plumbing Service Radio Dispatched Makes All Types of Plumbing Repairs KE 2-4722 Orange KI 8-5901 Santa Ana - Tustin Bobby Eyes New York There is ample precedent for a New Frontiersman to leave the administrative branch of the federal government for the legislative branch. Abraham Ribicoff was the first to do it. He resigned as secretary of Health, Education and Welfare to run for the U. S. Senate in his home state of Connecticut. He made it. Pierre Salinger, White House press secretary for Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, resigned to run for the Senate from California, a state which, although he hadn't lived there for some time, he at least once could call home. Now there is Robert Kennedy. Having been shut out of contention for the vice-presidency, he seems on the verge of seeking a Senate seat. But brother Teddy is seeking re-election as the senator from the Kennedy home state and Bobby judges that not even Massachusetts might care to send two Kennedys to Congress at one time. So Bobby is eyeing New York as his constituency, a state in which he has no roots nor ever has had. Even those who feel that Bobby belongs on Capitol Hill are apt to be distressed if he does decide to run for the Senate from New York. In Britain, politicians routinely pick and choose their electorates. But that's not the way things are normally done in the United States, and we suspect we are not the only ones who find the method repellent. A TRIP TO CATALINA ISLAND NEVER CEASES TO BE LOADED WITH FUN AND EXCITEMENT AND ADDING TO THE GAIETY OF THIS YEARS VISIT IS THE 'MARIACHI LOS CAMPEROS' A GROUP OF OUTSTANDING MUSICIANS WHO STROLL THE STREETS OF AVALON DAILY PLAYING AND SINGING TOLK SONGS FROM THEIR NATIVE MEXICO. BUSINESS DIRECTORY A Guide For Your Buying & Service Needs Your Local Merchants Listed Below Hoogestraat's Furniture & Appliances William Hoogestraat (pictured at left) is a believer in togetherness. He is owner and operator of Hoogestraat's Furniture and Appliance, 1329 S. Main, Santa Ana, a business he has operated with his two sons since October 1963. There are six children in the Hoogestraat family, one of whom will be graduated from Nurses Training at Orange Coast College this month and another who works for the telephone company in Santa Ana. Hoogestraat's Furniture & Appliances William Hoogestraat (pictured at left) is a believer in togetherness. He is owner and operator of Hoogestraat's Furniture and Appliance, 1329 S. Main, Santa Ana, a business he has operated with his two sons since October 1963. There are six children in the Hoogestraat family, one of whom will be graduated from Nurses Training at Orange Coast College this month and another who works for the telephone company in Santa Ana. Mr. Hoogestraat has been in the retail furniture business for five years. His store carries major brands of new and used furniture and appliances. Room groups are the specialty of the house. "Woodie" Woods (pictured at right), a 17-year veteran in the business, is the manager of the Service Department. All work is guaranteed, with pick-up and delivery service an added bonus. Hoogestraat's will take care of your financing needs, through Laurentide Finance Co. of Santa Ana. CREDIT PROBLEMS? NO MONEY DOWN at Hoogestraat's FURNITURE & APPLIANCES New & Used We Have Our Own Service & Repair Dept. 1329 S. MAIN SANTA ANA 547-1526 open 9-8 p.m. 7 days wk. 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