Fullerton Group Seeks to Halt Camp Project
Allerton April 21. The city clerk's office received a petition with 2171 certified signatures from Taxpayers Group No 1 opposing a 10 acre citrus workers camp west of Raymond Ave at the Santa Fe Y. Despite permits and rapid progress on 28 buildings for 1000 Mexican National workers costing 179000 the group argues planning commission routing and warns of impact on property values and taxpayers. Legal counsel says blocking the camp is not possible if building code specs are met.
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Allerton
Santa Fe Railroad Y
Raymond Ave
Wallerton
City Planning Commission
New Desks Approved For Norwalk Schools
NORWALK April 21 Two types of pupil chairs and tables are approved as standard equipment for new classrooms in Norwalk's multi million dollar construction program. Reginald Benton superintendent says the state division of school house planning allows up to 18 two pupil type tables per classroom and 44 pupil chairs plus a teacher's desk and chair with a minimum of folding chairs for multi purpose buildings.
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Norwalk
Reginald Benton
State Division of
Sheriff's Mounted from Norwalk Plans Trek to Saugus
Norwalk sheriff's auxiliary mounted posse No 4 will join 14 Los Angeles County units for the annual ride to Saugus for the western fiesta and championship rodeo April 28 and 29. Captain John A. Bowers announced. Members volunteer and cover their own uniforms horses and tack with no tax payer cost. Deputy Joe Jenney leads local coordination for the posse.
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Norwalk
Sheriff's Auiliary Mounted Posse
Los Angeles County
Saugus
John A. Bowers
Sheriff's Aux- Mary Posse
Joe Jenney
Sheriff's Station
Grove Lions Plan Sept 8 Pancake Festival Event
Grove Lions Club outlines a pancake festival in Garden Grove on September 8 from dawn to dusk to serve up to 2000 diners. Glen Tramel chairs the planning committee with Karl Krigandl Dick Haster Floyd Andres and Jack Crill as other volunteers. officer nominees to be announced at a Wednesday luncheon chaired by Ronald Tinay.
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Garden Grove
Lions Club
Glen Tramel
Missouri
Wednesehee Yuncheon
Ronald Tinay
Karl Ktrigandl
Dick Haster
Floyd Andres
Jack Crill
Paramount Parade Plans Under Way
Paramount leaders map a summer parade for the Paramount Community Fair with the Paramount Riders directing the event. President Art Robertson supervises plans as chamber of commerce officials prepare for the July 21 parade.
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Paramount
Chamber of Commerce
Art Robertson
Bloodmobile Visit Dates Ced Cypress Anaheim Details
Bons desirous of donating blood to the Red Cross may reserve with Mrs. Edna Luton, branch representative, for a bloodmobile visit to Anaheim on May 25. The event will be held at Ebeli Clubhouse 244 N Helena.
Group to Install Officers State at Los Alamitos
Los Alamitos April 21 Paul Robinson will be installed president of the Businessmen's Association at a banquet at Jess Arnold Cafe Thursday. Robinson, a dealer in used oil field equipment, succeeds Russell Smith as president. Officers William Poe Jr and Jack Baird are re elected secretary treasurer and vice president. New directors are Smith Roy Wright and Coyle Wright and Poe serve on the dinner planning committee. Cleo J. De Witt will be master of ceremonies.
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Los Alamitos
Paul Robinson
Businessmen’s Association
Jess Arnold Cafe
Robinson
Russell Smith
William Poe
Sjr
Jack Baird
Smiri
Roy Wright
Coyle
Wright
Poe
Cleo J. de Witt
Students Poems Win Recognition at Fullerton High
Fullerton Union High School reports a record year for National Poetry Association acceptances. Grace Miller says twenty students received certificates of acceptance or special mention for spring and fall contests. Authors chosen for publication include Allan Bridgeford Eleanore Daniel Yvonne Gano Gary Johnson Janet Ray Nancy Wallace Patty Wallace Beverley Weber. Special mention awards went to Barbara Hardy Sally Meeker Jale Penn Jerry Lee Wallace and Don Young.
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Fullerton
National Poetry Association
Fullerjton Union High School
Grace Miller
L English
Association
Allan Bridgeford
Eleanore Daniel
Yvonne Gano
Gary Johnson
Janet Ray
Nancy Wallace
Patty Wallace
Beverley Weber
Barbara Hardy
Sally Meeker
Jale Penn
Jerry Lee Wallace
Don Young
Mesa Church Youth Breakfast Sunday
Costa Mesa youth activities at Costa Mesa Community Church include an outdoor breakfast Sunday in Hillcrest Park Fullerton. All youths from various church departments are included. Cars will leave the church at 7 am. Guest speaker for the college age MYF discussion period Sunday night will be Mrs. Robert Young of Santa Ana.
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Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa Community Church
Hillcrest Park
Fullerton
Robert Young
Santa Ana
Ocean View School Plans Open House
Ocean View School announces an open house during Public School Week on Tuesday from 7 to 9 PM. Superintendent H E Pedersen says the cafeteria will operate 8:15 to 9 PM with PTA volunteers serving pie cake ice cream coffee and punch.
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Ocean View
Ocean View School
H E. Pedersen
PTA
Fullerton Annexation of Shoestring Confirmed
Court actions in 1949 to 1958 confirm Fullerton’s annexation of a 660 by 3800 foot strip along Hovy, with Judge West upholding the State District Court ruling and the California Supreme Court guidance on the annexation.
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Fullerton
Anaheim
Judge West
Fullertion
West
Earl Fullerton
Frank
H. G. West
VEW Units at Cypress to Install VEW Posts
VEW Units at Cypress prepare for a joint Installation ceremony April 26 at Cypress School Cafeteria with VFW Post and Auxiliary members at a peak. Mrs Ruby Goodman becomes auxiliary president and Frank Buzzo begins a second term as post commander. District officers from Laguna Beach and Fullerton Auxiliary team members will assist in installing officers and initiating new members.
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Mmes
Verona Street
Virginia Seawell
Catherine Saunders
Pearl Riders
Barbara Young
Okla Cowen
The
Post
Gill Rogers
Open House Planned at Orange Coast College
Costa Mesa April 21 announcement of an open house kickoff for the Harbor area Sefaring Lodge Masonic educational program at Orange Coast College. Demonstrations across departments from language studies to science and trades plus a campus dinner hosted by Sefaring Lodge members and college officials. Dr Peterson and Henry K Deister will speak, followed by a spring forum on America’s Leaders by Dr Glies T Brown.
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Costa Mesa
Harbor
Sefaring Ledge
Masonic
Orange Coast College
B. H. Peterson
Sefaring Lodge
Henry K. Deister
Searing Lodge
Peterson
Glies T. Brown
Southland Teen Planning Meet Set for May 5 at Beach
Huntington Beach officials announced the Southern California Association of Teen Centers and Canteens will hold its planning council in the city on May 5. About 100 representatives from youth centers across the southland are expected to attend.
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Huntington Beach
Southern California Association of Teen Centers and Canteens
Fame
Southlands
Fullerton Trustee Candidate Files Announcement
Fullerton April 21 Mayd A Biuteel a furniture dealer announces candidacy for school trustee to succeed Harold Lang on the Fullerton Union High School and Junior College board. Lang, chairman of the board, retires at term end June 30. County elections are May 18.
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Fullerton
Mayd
A. Biuteel
Harold Lang
Fullerton Union High School
iCollege
Lang
Downey Youth Held in Burglary Case Over Fingernail
Police held 21 year old Joseph Marcelino of Downey for burglary after a torn fingernail found on an overturned safe in a hosiery store matched a fragment recovered at the scene. An attempted blast had failed to break the safe and a hosiery store check protector was found in his room.
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Los Angeles
Afso
Joseph Marcelino
Downey
Marcelino
Jay Allen T
Fourth District PTA Santa Ana Meet Honors Growth and Scholarships
The Fourth District PTA met at Santa Ana Willard Junior High with Mrs. A Kenneth Spencer calling for international understanding among children. Atee Swanesi described South American living conditions and emphasized international understanding. Awards were presented including a 500 scholarship to Bebe Lelsegang and a 3 cup for Fullerton High School unit. Membership rose to 24 692, up 3000 from last year. Mothersingers performed under Lorraine Linstrom with William Seasman at Huntington Beach High School.
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A. Kenneth Spencer
California Congress of Parentsand Teachers
PTA
Santa Ana
Willard Junior High School
Atee Swanesi
Livines
South America
Spencer
H. V. Ziemer
Charles Davis
Fullerton High School
Bebe Lelsegang
San Jose State College
Orange High School
Charles F. Davis
Lorraine Linstrom
William H. Seaman
Huntington, Beach
Ocean View PTA Installs Officers
Ocean View April 21 Mrs. Garlon Johnson was installed president of Ocean View Parent-Teacher Association in an introductory ceremony at the school. Mrs. Virgil Brewster a past president was installed president. Other officers installed were Mrs. Haig Zerounian first vice president Superintendent H E Pedersen second vice president Mrs. Ernest Nix Mrs H D Moore F E Kellogg retiring president parliamentarian Mrs Richard Adamson auditor. Each officer received a membership pin and Mrs Kellogg a past president pin. Mrs Ernest Nixon was elected a delegate to the 52nd annual State Convention in San Diego. Delegates to Huntington Union Council named were Mrs Zerounian Mrs Leedke Mrs E B Taylor Mrs Fred Brush.
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Ocean View
Garlon Johnson
Parent- Teacher Association
Virgil Brewster
Haig Zerounian
Frst
H. E. Pedersen
Ernest Nix
H. D. Moore
F. E. Kellogg
Richard Adamson
Kellogg
Ernest Nixon
San Diego
Huntington Union Council
Zerounian
Leedke
E. &. Taylor
Fred Brush
Western Wranglers Host Second Annual Spring Horse Show
Western Wranglers announce their second annual spring horse show at Lynwood show grounds 11500 Wright Rd Sunday after noon. Roy Walton, president, expects several hundred horses from Los Angeles and Orange Counties to compete. last year drew about 4000 attendees.
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Western Wranglers
Wright Rd
Roy Walton
the Wranglers
Walton
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Artesia Student Heads Devotional In Quiet Hour Election
Janet Maurer of Excelsior High School was elected presiding officer of the Quiet Hour, a student organized devotional held at noon on school days and open to all Excelsior students.
Grove Women Hear Pest Control Talk
Garden Grove April 21 home economist Mrs Marion Prentiss of the University of California extension service spoke at the Garden Grove Farm Bureau home department meeting in the Ist Methodist Church on pest control. Other plans include a Regional meeting April 28 in Imperial County Holtville High School, a May 12 cake sale for Girl Scout troops on Euclid Ave, a June 10-14 Farm Bureau summer camp in Redlands Forest Home, a June 16 Farm Bureau picnic in Orange County Park, and May 2 Home Demonstration Day at Anaheim Ebell Clubhouse with a pot luck luncheon in Anaheim Park.
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Garden Grove
Marion Prentiss
University of California Extension Service
Garden Grove Farm Bureau Home Department
Charles Brisco
Home Department
Farm Bureau
Holtville High School
Imperial County
Euclid Ave
Iuj
iGarden Grove
J. L. Milheisler
Take Sale
Forest Home
Redlands
Orange County
Downey Traffic Signals Bids to Be Opened
Downey bids for automatic traffic signals at Paramount Blvd and Imperial Hwy Stewart and Gray Rd will be opened by the county board of supervisors at 5 a.m. May 1 per Supervisor Herbert C. Lege. The bids were set for April 3 originally.
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Downey
County Hoard of Supervisors
Herbert C. Lege
Paramount Blvd
Imperial Hwy
Stewart and Gray Rd
Bellflower Shop Loses 270 in Daylight Burglary
Bellflower reports a $270 burglary loss at 9754 E Flower II in a dress shop. Sam Soll, owner, says the loot covered that day's receipts. Also cited is a separate burglary at 6534 Olive St Paramount where tires and tubes worth $77 were taken per E E Bishop of Baywood Ave.
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Bellflower
E. Flower &I
Sheriff's Deputies
Sam Soll
Soll
Olive St
Paramount
E. E.J. Bishop
Baywood Ave
WSCS Conference Set for Carter Hall April 30
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will host district executive board members at a conference in Carter Hall on April 30. Board member Mrs. Laura Joyner announced the event.
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Norwalk
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Carter Hall
Laura Joyner
Truck Crash Kills Man Near Orange Olive Road
Dawn discovery of a wrecked pickup along Orange Olive Road near Olive reveals the death of Stanley James Shaffer 41 pump operator for Santa Ana Valley Irrigation. He reportedly failed to negotiate a turn and was found by a passerby after a night search led by Shaffer’s family. Shaffer resided on Anaheim Olive Road and left behind a widow, three daughters, a son, a brother, and a father. The body rests at Coffey Za d al y mortuary.
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Stanley James Shaffer
Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company
Orange-Olive Rd
Olive
Shaffer
Anaheim
Olive Rd
Heis
Betta
Loval Grace
Charles Grace
Garden Grove
Diana Shaffer
Wayne Edward
Elmer
Clive
Edward
Coffey-Zadhaly Mortuary
Three Candidates File for Trustee Post at Newport
Newport Beach April 21 Three candidates filed for the Newport Beach Elementary School board single expiring term. Incumbent Z Robertson filed to defend the seat joined by James D Ray Corona Del Mar and Robert L Allen Balboa. Incumbent J A Beck Balboa Island and D D Lawhead Seal Beach are uncontested for their boards. Election day is Friday May 18 for all three boards.
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Newport Beach
Newport Warrior
Z. Robertson
T. Weston Jay
James D. Ray
Corona del Mar
Robert L. Allen
Balboa
J. A. Beck
Balboa Island
D. D. Lawhead
Seal Beach
Orange Coast College Board
Church Leases School Hall Norwalk Auditorium Approved
Norwalk April 21 The Norwalk School District trustees awarded lease of the auditorium for Sunday use to St. John's Lutheran Church Reginald Benton superintendent announced The church has used the building for Sunday services for the past year The board authorized use of school grounds for American Legion boys baseball league practice Yorrest Bails Legion project chairman requested playground access during the summer
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Norwalk
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Reginald Benton
Yorrest Bails
Ball League Being Formed in Downey and Nearby Areas
Organization of a softball league for teams in Downey and nearby communities is under way led by Roy Nelson. The league, sponsored through Rancho Los Amigos and Downey Union High School, will hold games Monday to Friday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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Downy
Roy Nelson
Florence Ave
Rancho Los Amigos
Downey Union High School
Artesia Church Concert May 12 At First Reformed Church
The May fair Community Church Choir will present a concert on May 12 at 8 p m at the First Reformed Church of Artesia. Miss Gloria Heschiey of Mayfair is featured as guest soloist. The event replaces the previously planned April 27 date.
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Artesia
Mayfair Community Church Choir
First Reformed
Child Hurt After Darting Into Road in Artesia
Three year old Hart Mansfield of 11863 Arkansas Street was struck by a car driven by 51 year old Jake Holsbergen of 18430 Elaine Avenue on Pioneer Boulevard. The boy received emergency treatment from a local physician in Artesia.
Bellflower OES to Host Deputy Visit
The Huntington Park area Western Eastern Star unit announces its next regular meeting for Monday at 8. The occasion will be the official visit of Deputy Grand chairman of the hostess committee Mrs. Henri M. Durstee and Mrs. Halley Hensley as hostesses.
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Huntington Park
Or Heen
Eastern Star
I Hall
Do. m
Halley Hensley
Henri M. Durtstee
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