July 21 - Alpine Historical Society

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JULY 21, 1966
NINT H YEAR
NO. 27
TOWN and COUNTRY NEWS¥
SERVING ALPINE,
EAST EL CAJON,
445-3133
JAMUL ,- LAKES I DE, AND THE MOUNTAIN EMPIRE
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Home of Guiding Hands
SUITS STARTS
SAN DIEGO - Jury selec. Ground brea king _ce_re mon- . provide care, trai ning, edu- tion started Tuesday in the
1es for the $2. 2 m1lhon res- cation and rehabilitation for t rial of a condemnation suit
ide ntial facility for retarded 192 retarded reside nts three brought against Alpine land
children, The Home of Guid- years old and olde r. More owne rs for the right-of- way
ing Hands, were h~ld_ Sunday~ than 200 applications for ad- for Inte rstate Eight.
The trial was scheduled to
July 17th at the bmldtng c~>n- mittance are already on file,
struction site on Los Ranch1tas with more than 100 more in begin Monday but \<las deRoad at Lakeside, California. t he hands of parents, said Wil- laye d because no court was
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. avai lable. It opened TuesPresiding at the event was son.
Ray Wilson, preside nt. HonorConstruction ot che lllQdern day be fore Superior Court
able Clair W. Burgener, a home designed by arc hite ct> Judge William A. Gle n.
vice president of the National Des Lauriers- Sigurdson of ta Of 19 defendants origi nalAssociati o n for Re ta rded Mesa will be comple te d" with- ly named, only t wo are inChildre n, was featured spe ak- i n lO months afte r construe- volved in the curre nt case.
e r. City and county officials, tion is started, E. A. Ries They are Sta nley Chambers
as we ll as leade rs in Public Construction Company was and Elizabe th c. Fordney,
Health and Education partici- awarded the contract.
owners of property near The
pate d.
The first phase of construe- Willows. The s e ve ran c e
This projec t has bee n de- tion will include e ight living damages they previously deve loped by the Luthe ran As- units for 24 residents each, an manded have bee n dropped.
sociation for Retarded Child- administration building, dis- They a re seeking nea rly $40,re n, Wilson said, to serve the pensary; central kitche n and 000 for their property.
Two of the original defenhandicapped through out the training un!.t.
dams, Earle T. Robinson and
e ntire community. It will
Cheste r Boni, have died since
the suit was filed. Robinson's
property is in proba te. The
Stat e still is negot iating with
Mrs. Emilia Boni.
Negotiations are conti nuing
with seve ral other property
owners, whose suit still may
SAN DIEGO - Real Estat e second, the increased resis- go to court. A number o r
activity is suffe ring a selec- tance to curre nt prices by in- others named in the origi nal
t ive setback which ca n be al- vestors in income property. sui t have settled out of court,
most e nti rely laid at the door Wheras we do not lool< for accordi ng to the St ate 's attorof m oney conditions Looking an e a rly resumption of high neys.
at both the st.ltisti cs of the voluriie constructi..m in th~
l atest month a nd of the first housing field, price adjust· HIGH W AY PATROL
six months of 19G6, it is ob- me nts on income property
vious that the "brakes" which will te nd to make them more
we re de liberate ly applied last attract ive sometime within SURVEY TOLD
fall by many authorities have the next few months"
"Ni ne out of ten motorists
proved most effective in slO\..." Real estate sales recorded who have comme nted by suri ng down t he level of real es- for the County, South Ce ntral , vey card about the passenger
tate' s participation in the na- which includes Ja mul, De- vehicle inspection program of
tion's gene ral prosperity.
hesa, Alpine and C uyamaca, the California Highway Patrol
Two major factors that are for the month of Juile, in- ha ve expressed favo r, " Bradresponsible for the sales de- creased with 94sales as com- ford M. Critte nde n, Califorcline in San Diego County ar~ pared to 63 re corded the pre- nia Highway Pat rol Commisfirst, the sha rp drop i n ne w vious month and 73 recorded sione r, said today.
construction, especially i n in June a year ago. "
"In the first two months of
the fi eld of housi ng, and,
the program 's operation 5, 082
survey cards were returned."
Setback Explained
JERRY FUNK, PROUD OWNER OF THE NEW REXALL DRUGSTORE IN ALPINE NOW
OPENED 13 DAYS BEFORE SCHEDULE. TH IS IS THE NEW EST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL COMMERCIAL RETAIL BUILDING IN ALPINE.
( ::it att Photo by Arthur Miller)
Junior Program Success
There are Candy Stripers or
junior volunteers in ma ny
hospitals, but nowhe re are
they more a pparent or more
appreciated that at Edgemoor Ge ria t ri c Hospital
where the patie nts' average
age is 77.
This is the third year for
the junior progra m a t Edgemoor and twe nty-four girls
are worl<ing r e g u 1a r l y at
wheeling patie nts and assisting them with games a nd e ntertainme nt unde r t he direction of t he Auxiliary Junior
Cha ir m a n, Mrs. Lloyd J.
Ste ve ns.
Returning for the ir second
year of volunteer work are
Kathy Bauman, Elaine Coche r, Terry Dunne ll, Pat Lean,
Mary Morris, Laurie Sather,
and Donna Wal ke r.
New Candy Stripers trained
this year a re Mary Ann Brown,
Candace Butle r, Coleen Gannon, Shirley Hall, Ly n Dell
Holm a11 Ni ny a Darnel; , Batba ra Huddleston, Teri Le rma,
Anita Morris, Teri McGauley,
Stella Ric hard, Kathy Ste m,
Georgia Strine, Batba ra Winress, Da ralyne Wood, Cecelia
Wooten, a nd Gloria Zick.
Ar I Course Offered
The East County Chapter of Dr. Gregor offers one sesthe Fi ne An s Soci e ty of San sion, as follows: 7: 30- 10: 30
Diego presents A Workshop in p. m. o n Aug. 1st- 4th, Aug.
Painte rly Process with Dr. 8th-11th, a nd Aug. 15th-18th.
The session is limited to fifHa rold Greuor.
t een panicipa nts,
PART OF THE FESTIVE GROUP ATTENDING T HE CYSTIC FIBROSIS BENIFIT LUAU LAST SATURDAY NIGHT.
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No rain for season
Ju_iy_ ?_1_, _)966
We are sorry to report that While Mrs. West took a
Dr. Mildred Bredesen 's father well earned rest, Jo Ellen
died last week. Dr. Brede- Svensson filled in for her at
sen has been in Florida fortwo the library.
• and one- half months during•
hisillness. Wehaveno furth.,.;:;; ) ·.'
er details just now, but hope
to have more next week. Dr.· Another vacation trip was
Bredesen will not be home reported - that of the Zane
MT. BARRACKS #2716
for several -weeks, we under- Dana family. The Dana
VETERANS OF WWI
stand, as there is much to do family took their usual leis- First Monday, 1:30 p. m. at
urely drive and as always, had Fuller Hall.
in settling affairs.
a wonderful time - not hurrying.
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Their destination was the Second Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.
The old "Hardy Simpson"
West and Northwest states and at the Alpine School.
h~!>use on Willows Rd. has been
some of the places visited
s~la by O.J. Schumacher to
ALPINE TOPS CLUB
were Nevada, Idaho, WyomMr. and Mrs. Barnhill and ing, Montana, Washington, Thursday, 8p.m. at the Maltheir three c hildren.· We Oregon, the Grand Tetos- colm Huey home.
welcome them to Alpine.
SCHOOL BOARD
you name it - they were
Second Monday at 8 p.m. at
there.
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They had a wonderful time the Alpine School.
seeing
the wild moose and
· B. J. Smith, whom we reFIRE COMMISSIONERS t ,
ported as returning home from feeding the bears. The gysers Third Monday at 8 p.m. at
and
paint
pots
were
fascinatthe hospital last week had to
the Fire Station, Hwy. 80.
stay for a few more days. He ing to the whole family.
salmon
near
They
saw
the
ACACIA CLUB
hopefully will return home Seattle, the Grand Coolee
this week.
Second Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Dam and then took route 96 at the Fuller Hall.
where they saw the aftermath
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of the terrible floods.
LIVELY OAKS
Orville Palmer .had a new. All in all, the Dana had a · Monday, 11 a . m. to 4 p.m.
at the Youth Center.
occupation for the weeke nd. really wonderful vacation.
He built a play house for his
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WOMAN'S CLUB
grandchildren! The youngSecond and fourth Tuesday, 2
sters live in Anaheim on a
cul-de•sac and there are a lot Ho~ of the William p.m. at their clubhouse.
of children that will enjoy the Duffields and the Ray PartYOUTH CENTER BOARD
house that Mr. Palmer built! ridges have been Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Whitman from Horse- First Monday of the month at
head, New York. With them 8 p.m., at the Youth Center.
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had been Joanne who is a stuKIWANIS CLUB
Willows Road residents were dent in college at Elmira,
startled to find a cow peering New York, and also a nephew Thursday, 7 p.m. at Fuller
Hall.
in their window one day last Jim.
week. Seems she wandered
VICTORIA AREA CIVIC
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ASSOCIATION
with her two hal:F·grown calves
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Second Tuesday, 8 p.m. at
Fuller Hall.
It is wonderful to have our
splendid librarian, Mrs. ElizCHAMBER OF COMMERCE
abeth Westhome from vacaThird W e d n e s d a y of each
tion. She was gone for three
,month at 8 p.m. at the AlTHE ALPINE LIBRARY IS PRESENTING LOCAL ARTISTS' WORK EACH MONTH.
and one-half weeks.
:Pine School.
THIS MONTH THE WORK OF THE OUTSTANDING ARTIST, HOLGER A. 0, NICOLOne of her stops was Den- To the Editor:
AISEN, IS BEING SHOWN.
TOWN COUNCIL
ver at her nephews home. An(Staff Photo)
other stop was St. Paul where "Little mother, you and First friday of every month
she s p e n t time with her your husband know more at Fuller Hall.
from Mansfield Mills. El Ca- The beach has been a popu- daugher and family. They about this disease than I do
jon attorney, who called to lar place for the youngsters spenttime swimming and had because you live with it every fever, _diabetes, and poliosay he just wanted to prove and wr.; even understand th:ot a lot offun with a round fiber- day". These words were ac- dyelitis."
he reads every word we write, "Grandpa" Clay has taken the glas boar with a four horse tually spoken · by a pediatri~ At this time of year many
cian to the mother a cystic clubs, service organi zations,
This is gratifying and we do boys fishing. No doubt these power engine.
like to have you reading us, two youngsters will be missed From that point, Mrs. West fibrosis child only a few years and e d u c at i o n a 1 units are
by the Clay family when they flew on to Calgary, Alberta. agQ Small comfort they were making up program schedules
mistakes included.
leave for the northern part of There she visited her sister to distraught parents who were for the coming months. They
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the state.
and family and traveled 700 dealing with a virtually un- might like to consider a new
It is always interesting to
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miles to Dawson Creek where known ailment for which 13 1/ 2 minutes color film,
hearth~ comments about the
The Paul C~y~ have b~e_n.
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the Alaskan Highway begins. there was no cure and for entitles " Song of the Night
errors m our paper. We try _ thorou~ly enjoymg the VlSlt Sylvia Brodrick, daughter of; (Incidentally, for those who which life expectancy was Lark, "!which tells the story ·
to catch them all but natu- of then two grands?ns! Kent Dorothy MichelofWillowside are interested in this most un- then approximately three of Cystic Fibrosis. It is a vailable through the San Diego
·rally s?me of them get by.
and Brent. They Wlll JUSt be Terrace, wasdownfromSher- usual road, there is aninter- years!
Ourfmtc?mmentabo_ut t~e here for anoth~rweekandthe man Oaks recently fora visit. estingpie ei theJ 1 Re d.: Fortunately, during the inte.r- Chapter of the National Cytwo errors m one capt10n m Clays are making the most of
e 's . c n
~Y. a
vening period, doctors have stic Fibrosis Research Founda• "' •
~fe1fo~~o:~:ilien~~~~- learned much more about cy- tion, 3676 Fifth A v en u e,
last week's newspaper was the time they have with them.
bia Ice fields were also a stic fibrosis and its treatment, 295-1346.
and the future for C/F children
part of the trip.
growsevermoreencouraging. James A. Woodward
Of specialinterest to Alpin- It is still a disease, however, Public Education Committee
ers was the visit to the R. c. about which the general pub- Cystic Fibrosis Board
Creaglie family who now live lie knows very little, despite of Trustees
in the Eureka area - Trini- the fact that the National In•
dad, to be exact. They have
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three
acres
there.
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Health
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A
family
history
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premature
By RUTH FULLER
_Mrs.. we~t wa~ mo~t fortu- m Public Health SerVlce Pub- heart disease can be turned to
nate to avoid problems with lication No. 1077 as "one of your advantage, the San Diego
MY BEAUTIFUL BLONDE sister said severe- so-engagingly chews up all Roben's socks. the air strike because of the the most common health County Heart Association says.
ly: "It is high time you got rid of some of Whenever I see the lady down the hill start date of her vacation.
menaces of c~ildhood_." The It's a signal to be more careful
those puppies!" And I said · soothingly, "Of up toward our house I hide the puppy under
One particular thing that . same publlcatwn states that about heart attack risk· factors
course, you are perfectly right • • • "
the bed and lock all the doors. I never ans- impressed her, was a sunset "it kills more victims than that you can control with your
some of the better known doc to r · s he 1 p: diet, over"I'M NOT KIDDING, "she interrupted, wer the bell and eventually she goes awav.
observed, while flYing maladies such as rheumatic weight, smoking and h i gh
"I mean it. Every day that goes by, you beONE OF THE student :workers in the library she
blood pressure.
come more and more attached to them, and where I am employed has a grandmother who from St. Paul to Calgary.
it gets harder to do. Think of the food bills! wants little Liza, the entirely black puppy
Think of. the welfare of the puppies! Think who looks so much like a miniature greyof . . .
hound and is the smartest of all the dogs,
ALWAYS QUICK-WITTED, I changed the but whenever the subject of delivety to
subject. "Your hair looks just beautiful to- grandmother comes up I am evasive and say
day - what did you do to it? I really love it will not be long now.
that scyle • • • "
I HAVE A small relative visiting us this
PUBLISHER: Ronald Van Til
EDITOR: Edith Van Til
"DON'T CHANGE THE subject," she said summer from far away and I conceived a
Post Office Box # 173 El Cajon, California 92022
· coldly. "Next time I come over I want to diabolical scheme. I would make a present
see this place clear of puppies. "
of a puppy to my visitor and since his father
Post Office Box # 8 Alpine, California 92001'
"ALL EXCEPT GEORGE," I pleaded. "I had said firmly he could not take it with him,
PHONE: 445-3133
simply cannot part with little George. He I would be in a position to keep the dog until
is so sweet •••
such time if ever his father should relent.
Adjudicated a newspaper of general circulation
"WELL---" SHE RELENTED, "one excep- But when I saw the small boy in a corner
bytheSuperiorCourtof San Diego County, Calition, and the rest ------------OUT!"
with his arm around the neck of amiable
fornia,
Nov. 12, 1959. No. 238,684.
I KNOW SHE is right, but that doesn't make four-year old Mr. Sam, one of our elder
it any easier. Yesterday Robert said he had dogs and heard him whispering that he loved
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found a good home for our little snow-white Mr. Sam and would be glad to take him
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puppy, She is very sweet, gentle, lovable home, except that Father said he couldn't
Alpine Chamber of Commerce .
and a sturdy little dog and we took her in bring him; with him, I was ashamed ofmy
Lakeside Chamber of Commerce
the car and delivered her to the small girl deviousness.
Entered as second class matter at
and boy who wanted her,
THERE HAS GOT to be a solution. My sis"PLEASE," I said, "feedher well- here ter is coming over in a day or two. I think
Alpine, Califor!'l!a, 92001
is her diet - be good to her and.. • • " but I will tell Roben to make the delivery of our
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they were not listening, they were petting pets to their new owners and I will go away
Per year, $3
the puppy who seemed to be enjoying it for the day - shopping, movies, maybe a
thoroughly and I wept all the way home.
trip to the dentist, and when I come home
THE LADY DOWNthehillwantsourfluffy, . it will all be over and the puppies will be
part-poodle, who stands-engagingly- on her in their new homes.
ALL BUT UTTLE George, of course.
hind legs to beg for dog biscuits and not-
All
Around
Alpine
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Town and Country News
July 21, 1966
, Sout~ern Border
Association.
:ARCHERY
Arche, f
EX!1l.t?J 'YON
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PARTICIPATING IN AN ARCHERY EXHIBITION AT THE CYSTIC FIBROSIS LUAU WAS
FORMER VICE- MAYOR OF SAN DIEGO, ALLAN HITCH. HE WAS ONE OF MANY
PROMINENT GUESTS AT THE LUA U.
(Staff Photo)
IN THE CENTER IS HONORABLE CLAIR BURGENER. ASSEMBLYMAN FROM THE 80th
DISTRICT AND CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE IN THE FALL, AS HE PARTICIPATES
IN THE GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY FOR "THE HOME OF GUIDING HANDS" IN
LAKESIDE. WITH HIM ARE CLERGY AND ADMINISTRATORS FROM THE LUTHERAN
CHURCH WHO SPONSOR HOMES FOR RETARDED CHILDREN.
(Staff Photo)
SERVICE
SALES
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··nice _vacation with au their often brings her back to the
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~ .relat1ves there.
park to visit. Last week he
By LILLY LEINHAUPEL
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had his mother from San Die•
.go with him for several days.
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DAAfltWIJt(
Alpine Oaks can boast of Eugene Spry has been work·
RAJW:/NA
having an Airline Stewardess ing very .h~rd the ~st w~ek I The disease process culmi
Nights Under Lillhts
when Karen Jo Am u. n.d s o.n and the fuushed proJect IS a nating in a middle- aged heart
co~ p 1e t e s. h~r trammg m lov~ly fro.nt porch added to attack starts silently , early i n
contmentalAulines Ste.ward- then mob1le home.
life, the San Diego count y
ess Training School ~n Los ·
Heart Association reminds you
AT ITS BEST !
An g e 1e s, Karen Jo 1S the
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so don't let youth lull you into
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a false sense ofsecurity. It is Saturday JULY 23
daughter of Rev, and Mrs. ,
John Amu~dso_n, who ce~e- . Blac.kte VIgnea~lt lSke~p.- nevertoo soon to take the coull'" ACTION EVERY MINUTE!
brat~d the u Silver W~ddmg mg q~lte busy dunng Allies termeasures to he lp head off a
Ga tes Open 2 p.m.
Eliminations 7:45 p.m.
Anmversary at a re.ceptlon on vaca~ton back eas.t. Betw~e_n h t attack in middle age.
Sunday July lOth m the new odd JObs he finds nme to VISit ear
Adm ission : $2. 00
annex of the Jamul Bible Allie's mother up at the AlAll Roads Lead to Ramona
Church.
pine convalescent center and
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Mr. and Mrs. Foster Carter
enjoyed a surprise visit from
Mr. and Mrs. E,A, Johnston
of San Francisco, Mrs. Beverly Johnston and herdaughter
Janet oflmperialBeach. The
elderJohnstons came down to
attend the graduation of their
grandson from the u.s. Naval
Trining Center in San Diego,
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Loca I and Long Distance Moving
Household Goods Storage
Protected against fire and burglary by automatic alarm
·LYON
VAN & STORAGE CO.
Dorothy and Micheal Wool• .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,_ _ _ _ _ __.
ery entenained Mr. and Mrs.
A.B. Toovey of the Lakeview
~:~~~~.Trailer Park in Spring
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{as many checks as you like)
{when you keep a halance of $100)
Molly Henry has gone to
Santa Barbara whe re she will
e nter a heart clinic for tests.
Hope everything goes well,
Molly.
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By all the pretty picture
postcards that are coming
down from the state of Washington, it looks like Ros~ and
George Andrews are having a
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NEWS
THE FIREMEN'S AUXILIARY reports that thei r participation in the Crest Barbecue with their booth proved successful and they all enjoyed being there • . . • John Clark
injured his hand recent ly when his gun misfired while he
was loading it . . • . Re nee Ha rris, forme r canyonite now
living i n the Los Ange les are a, visi ted frie nds in Lakeside
and the Canyon last week. The kids all e njoyed seeing her
again. . • . Jackie and Virginia He ttinger were here from
Imperial last week. Tomm y He ttinger is now i n boot traini ng at Naval Training Ce nter • . . . Teddy Schuet z came
down from Pt. Mugu last wee k to visit frie nds and fa mi ly.
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NEWCOMERS TO THE canyon are the Roe Weinsche nk
family from Cl airem ont who now reside on Patrick D t i.ve
and the James Field family who ha ve moved here from
Santee . . . . Pat Brown was confi ned to Na va l Hospital
for a fe w days re cently whe n she was having some tests
made . • . • Linda Sanford is confi ned t o bed rest as she
is fighting a bout with m ononucleosis . . .• Mr. Abernathy
was in Paradise Valley Hospital for surgery ve ry recent ly,
and we all wish him a comple te and speedy recovery. To
Pa t we 'll say we trust all the tests came out in her fa vor
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a nd t o Li nda, " come on gal, lick that old problem in a
' hurry so you can get back to be ing a live ly tee nager. "
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On the sick list are new•
comer Mrs. Hope and Mr.
Ed Bowe r. w e all wish them
a speedy recove ry,
HARBISON
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July 21, 19(>6
at i0: 45 on the subject, " Th.e
Matchless Grace ·of God."
At the evening service the devotions! message will be "The
4-WHEEL DRIVE
Hole Anointin~. " The young
BIBLE BREA D CRUMBS
THE TOUGH ONES COME FROM TOYOTA
By Ed Whitford, pastor, Tecate Mission
people's meeting is at 6: 30.
World's Toughest
The mid-week prayer and
"He kne w all men, and because He did not need any one Bible study is Wednesday at
. All Purpose
to bear witness concerning man for He Himself knew what 7:30 p.m. The public is inwas in Man."
vited.
4- Wheel- Drive
John 2.25 ( NASB)
"It's
easy
to
float
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You may think you put sqmething over yesterday - but
Vehicle!
watch Mommy!"
rememb-er}esus knew then what was in man and MAN hasn' t LUTHERAN CHURCH
changed.
Baptized last Sunday was
Debra Susan Place, daughter'
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Place.'\
young people will be con·
Next Sunday Adult ConfirALPINE COMMUNITY
firmed into church member- mation will be he ld at the 0 "" ,, . -. •·. ·'·" . ·.
The Scripture Lesson was ship.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sutton,
read from the Epistle of Paul
Pilgrim Fellowship met at 2636 Highway 80, at 1:00 p.m.
of the Philippians, and the the church at 1:30 and went Mr. Arnold S utt o n, Mr.
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Sermon text was from to Coronado for a beach par- Charles Smith and Mr. Larry
new paint, rebuilt motor, I
Chapter4,.- "Finally, bre th- ty.
Cox are e ligible to be con$895.
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ELECTRIC
re q whatsoever things are true, The church was happy to firmed. A potluck dinner will
whatsoever things are honor- welcome several strangers at follow,
53 FORD 1/2-ton Pick up, I
able, whatsoever things are the morning service.
new paint $350.
Monday evening a ne w adult
just, whatsoever things are
Bible Study Hour will begin.
pure , whatsoever things are
It will be he ld at the home 61 BEL AIR 4-dr. , VB, stick l
lovely, whatsoeverthings are
of Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, 2636
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
$895.
• Frost Guard Refrigerator
of good report, ifthere be any
Highway 80, at 7:30 p.m. ·
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virtue, and if . the re be any OF THE WILLOWS
The subject of discussion this 62 MONZA Coupe, 4- speed,
food Cap·
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praise, think on these things. "
Rev. F. Sidney Shinall, Monday will be the liturgy.
$895.
freezer 4. 2 cu. ft.
This Sunday Dr. Larson Paster of the First Baptist All interested adults are in- Try Your Local Dealer First
Was $339.95
talked of another hymn and Church of the Willows, will vited to attend.
333N. 2nd El Cajon
hymn writer, Howard A. Wal- speak next Sunday morning
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ter, 1883-1918, a young min•·
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ister, who sent to his mother,
a poem, "I would be true."
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DR. FRANK J, BORNOWSKI, D.C.
This in turn, she sent to
Pastor Rev, Father
Harpen Magazine which publl9s1 Amo!d way
cwsEo wEDNESDAY
445-2169 1
Thomas A Bolten
lishe d it under the title "My
Sundays and Holidays by Appointment
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2 t84
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Creed. " Later the poem was
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445-2145
favorite hymn of young people.
Sunday Masses 8, 10, 5pm
Next Sunday, July 24, will
Sat. Confessions
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be Confi rmation Sunday and
4- 5, 7- 8 pm
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PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
FARRAGUT CIRCLE
AT PRESCOTT
EL CAJON
Morning Worship
~Church School, 9 :00
MORNING WORSHIP lO:SO
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Name
BEEN LEGALLY REGISTERED?
The requirements of Section 2466 ot the Civil
Code, says "Every person and every partnership transacting business-under a fictitious firm name--r,,ust
file a certificate stating the names in full and the
place of residence of such person and the member
or members of such partnership-such certificate
must be published, once a week for four consecutive
·weeks."
·
If you have neglected this procedure, do you realize that the name of your firm is not protected and
thot you are not entitled to maintain suits for collection, or for other purposes, in the courts of the State
of California?
Pastor
use T he
Nursery Cere Provided
For a warm and unique
Christian experience -
Worship at.
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Tecate Road Tecate, Calif.
You are Welcome
Sunday Worship 10 a.m.
Prayer T i me Wednesday 7 p.m .
ED WHITFORD,
~The
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Takt: ca re o f this importa nt
A I p i n e I s Leg a I News p a per
matt~r
NOW by having
!ish the cc rtificatt-. The cost is small, but
should not be ove rloo.>kcJ . We'll be
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th~· To~·•n
filin~ ;11lli
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and Country
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publk-ation is somtthin),!. that
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forms and take care of
bo.>th the publicat ion a nd filing. for you.
TOWN and COUNTRY NEWS
Pastor
Bible on the Border'
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The Rev. Clarence Shackelford
442-2583
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Page 5
Town. and . Country
News
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July 21, 1966
THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK BY ZANE DANA,
THE DANAS HAD A TREMENDOUS TIME AT THE FAMOUS PARK. HERE A BEAR
WELCOMES THEM,
ANOTHER PICTURE BY ZANE DANA OF A FISH LADDER AND DAM ON THE WENETCHEE RIVER.
BENEFIT WILL
BE
STAGED
SAN DIEGO - The 1966
North Island Benefit Carnival
will be held at the Naval Air
Station here, July 21-24,
The Carnival. held for the
past 11 years, supports the
Navy Releif Society, a Christmas party for children of deceased Navy and Marine
Corps per s onnel and other
locally and nationally recognized charities.
This year's Carnival has the
support of the San Diego
County Board of Supervisors
who issued a resolution urging
San Diegans to participate
and the city of Coronado
whe re Mayor A.J. Overton,
issued a proclamation naming July 21-24 "North Island
Benefit Carnival Day~· in Co.ronado.
Last year about 65,000 San
Diegans a t t e n d e d and t~
Carnival ne tted $30,000.
The hours of this yeatl3 Cam·
ival are:
Thurs. , Fri. , July 21, 22 5 p, m. to midnight,
Sat, , Sun. , July 23, 24 noon to midnight.
S.J.M. Fiesta Shows will
provide the midway and associated game booths again
this year.
"The Sky Dancers" -Betty
and Be nny Fox, have also been
booked for the Carnival ••.
They waltz, watusi ahd skip
rope on an 18-inch disc atop
a 125-foot pole.
Navy aircraft will also be on
display along with commercial booths and tents.
Miss North Island 1966 will
be selected on the opening
night of the Carnival She
will be chosen from a field of
ten finalists. Twenty -two
San Diego girls entered the
contest.
Miss North Island reigns over
the Carnival, represents the
air station throughout the
coming year and r e c e i v e s
cash and merchandise prizes
including a 32-week modeli ng course and a wee kend trip
to Lake Arrowhead.
Don Howard, local radio
personality will M,C, the
Miss North Island Contest for
the ei ght straight year.
Prizes, including new cars,
a camper, color television
and stereo sets a nd trips to
Las Vegas will also be a wa rded. Persons making contributions to the Carnival Committee receive Donation Receipts
which are used to di.!t<.: rmine
the prize winners.
Admission and pa rl<i ng are
free. The foot fe rry fro m San
Diego will la nd at the quay
wall by the airc raft carrie rs
and adjacent to the Carnival
grounds.
FREE ULASSIFIED
ADS!
DO YOU WANT TO SWAP SOMETHING?
DO YOU WANT TO SELL SOMETHING?
WOULD YOU LIKE A SUMMER JOB?
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO ADVERTISE YOUR NEEDS
Good until Aug 1st.
FILL OUT THE BLANK BELOW
A PARENT OR GUARDIAN MUST SIGN THE BLANK
Kid·s Klassified
Under 16 Years Old
Copy Deadline: Monday Noon
SEND TO
P.0. Box 8
Alpine, California
Place one word in each box provided
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Business Directory
. Services Offered
CONTRACTORS
LENORE OAKLEIGH LUSK
Piano- Orpan- .Voice
445·2927
21, 1966
July
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7¢ per word, $1 minimum
Display rates on request
Phone 445-3133
Deadline, Tuesday Noon
P.O. BOX t?, ALPINE
- - - - - - - W A T E R WELLS
42 1020
.
Phunbing Co.
For Sale
Auto~
BALLANTYNE
BUICK
&
PUMPS
GMC Trucks
FRIGIDAIRE, cross-top,
freezer-refrigerator, guarWater Wells Drilled
anteed. $49.
STOCKTON PUMP
AND MACHINE 311 N. 2nd
FRIGIDAIRE electric range, 444-2672
El Cajon
excellent, guaranteed, $49.
All in excellent condition
~Services
300 El Cajon Blvd.
442-6671"
Offered
City of El Cajon
TO
Alpine Trailer
CompeRoncho Resort
442-9236
HELLAND APPLIANCES
357 N. Magnolia
& Trucks
THE RIGHT:
RICH ZUELKE, local artist.
with buffalo he sculptured for
Fiber Glass Menagerie, Rich
recently won "The Outstanding Citizen of the Year"
award from the local Kiwanis
Club.
RESORT FACILITIES
Children & Pets Wdcome
FOR SALE, 1951 CHEV. Good
condition, make offer. 4452212.
Excitement and Fun at
Ramona Raceway
RAMONA - Rated as one of
h
t e top four "supreme drag
racers in the world, " accordBed or Ambulatory
ing to Tach, a leading trade
YORK refrigerated air-conCERTIFIED FOR
magazine, J.D. Zink, who
ditioner. $50. Antiques.
drives "Untouchable," the
M.A.A. PATIENTS
world's fastest and quickest
445 _2331 •
445-2644
fet dragster, both thrilled and
-HONDA '65, 300 cc, tike
2120 HIGHWAY ao
chilled an electrified audP.o.eox 397
ienceatthe San Diego Drag- tively, to"feelout'thetrack. ' mph., or better. During~..,....~.._,..,..,....~...,.....
new. Assume payments.
4 4 :3 - :3 9 9 4 or H06-4254
AlPINE, CALIFORNIA
way, at Ramona, Saturday
Thereafter, having estab• 1 qualifying runs, the Bowlin
· Scientific Swedish
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e_ni_n..g_s._ _ _ _ _ _ _ • - - - - - - - - - - , night (July 16th) during three lished his safety factors, he bomber had run an 8,49 e.t.
:'v\assage & Steam Bath'
sensational runs, the last let loose for his better than· and 187.11 mph. Runnerup
blast-through at a blazing 240 mph. final run in a scin- in this event was Coffin-HardFor Rent
For
241.93 mph. and an e.t. tillating performance.
man, with an 8.82 e.t. and
Poor
Circulation,
$50, 2-BEDROOM, water'
(elapsed time) of 7.11 secAn unassuming and modest 152_.58.
.
Nervousness,
BOB WILSON'S
.paid, Descanso, 445-2228.
onds.
math major, young college <:=o'!-centratxon on No. l! To_P
Muscular Soreness,
The packed stands reacted student Zink captivated the Elimlll~ltors, at Ramona! .1s
Insomnia
variously. One 19-year old crowd with his display of cal• attractmg many new partlCl·
GLENVIEW FEED CO.
SPECIAL
student fell out of his seat to culated coolness and ability pants and adding exc1tement
the ground ~ninjure(\ a yeung and already many requests a~ 1 to each successive meet. -l Treatments for $25. 00
HAY- FEED-VA CCINES·ETC.
TUNEUP
matron shrieked with emo· being received for his early The large number of events .
SEED GRAINS
BRAKE SERVICE
tion, a sedate g e n t 1e m e n retuen.
extended the meet to well beFrances Me Taggart
Delivery in Alpine Thursdays
TIRES
jumped
up
and
down
I
The
jet
performances
were
yond the usual closing time,
13283 Hwy 80 at Los Caches
BATTERIES
Licensed
w i t h e x c it e m e n t; the 1sandwiched between the reg- but an enthusiastic audience
443-1310
443-3883
ACCESSORIES
Massage Therapist
general reaction was one of ular program of events, which remained to the very end.
applause and cheers for an was impressive in itself, No. All brachets had many rooters
445-2321
445-2433
.:.,....----.-------• exceptional exhibition of 1 Top Eleminatione vent was supporting their efforts,
scorching speed, from rear· captured by the Travis & Kil- 1
_R_e_a_I_E_s_t_a_t_e____ ing line, through the quarter- lalea dragster, "Superstition," ··~·~·~!11•1111!!!11•.-•~····•~1
12053 Woodside- Lakeside
mile lights down the course, , with an 8,59 e.t. (elapsed
Towing MotorOverhaul Free Loan Car
LAN 0
until the beautiful finale of ' time) and 180 mph flat, with
$ 49.50 6 cyl.
$89.50 8 cyl.
VALLEY MOTORS
billowing giant parachutes Larry Reed piloting. Tom
Aut?.: Trans. overh_ aul $49.50 10 yrs same location
ll STI NGS WANTED braking the impressive ve- Bowlin's outstanding "ConN.M. Grieco_, Realtor hicle to a stop. J.D. Zink, fusion II" met with disaster
NU MOTOR EXCHANGE
driving with deliberate cau- when the engine blew up tot•
930 E. WAsHINGToN
444-1600
EL CAJON, CALIF.
7299 University Ave. tion, made his first two runs ally, while trying for 190
444-6300
Complete Lube Service ~
La Nesa
465-9900 at 201.79 and 207.85 rl!spec·
Truck Tire Service
Dorman's Recaps S,D, prices
Pierce Rea~ty Co., Realtors
Batteries and Accessories
1!500 E. MAIN
White Gas and Most Oils
EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA
PERCY H.GOODWIN .
Hwy. 80 Alpine 445-4188
OFFICE
COMPANY
Member of the El Cajon Board
442-1686
of
Multiple
Listing
Service
ORDERS
,PROFESSIONAL
TO
Real Estate & Insurance
GO
ACCESSORIES OPEN DAILY BATTERIES
SERVICE
FINE CHINESE FOOD
CLASSIFIED 445-3133
CONVALESCENT CENTEl.
All Modern Facilities
TEXACO®
445 287.2
Country Cars
Cost LESS!
448-8200
Earl's Mobil ~
KIP'S
1058 E. Main, El Cajon
Since
442-121~
1875
490 N. Magnolia, El Cajon
442-8871 583-7462
KEETER'S
E
&M
Auto Parts
WELDING, & SUPPLIEs·
Acetylene and Oxygen - Factory Rebuilt Engines
Telephone 444-3119 El Cajon, Calif.
1655 F;ast Main St.-:- P.O. Box 85
BYRON'S SEWING CENTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~~~~~~A~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
7732 University Ave.
pine QD..uJ~D
La Mesa
Pharmacy ~
'65 SINGER
.1j
RETURNED in good condition,
pastel colored swing-needle
sewing machine. Just dial
to 9!fl TT z:l ~ U
your button holes. fancy de~
.L\ ~ '-l ~ .L\ ~
This Building is Dedicated to
signs, blind hems and many
Pharmacy and the Health and
other features. Full balance
'/: ~ lfare of the Mountain Em J ire
$38. 20 or payments of $6.35
per month. Guaranteed.
Trade-ins
PLUMBING a HEATING
REPAIRS
24 • HOUR SERVICS
If No Answer
1r\
448-453::;
a 1\1,8
New l 0 cat I. 0 n
:MQ
Since 1943
460-3868
BEESON'S
Rhodesian llidgeback _and·
Pointers - Appaloosa Horses
RT
\ . BOX 357
ALPINE
CI\UFORr-.IA
850 EL CAJON BlYO., CITY OF El CAJON
Call442.0201 open Evu.-Ciestd S•nday (llecauselt lsSundiJl
1
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Flinn Springs to Mt. Laguna .
Mixed Trash & Garbage
Pickup Twice Weekly
Ca II 445-3029 After 5
374 Nortl,
Magnolia Avenue
El Cajon, California
Phone
442-44 11
Come In and
See Us
Thanks to J. Richard Wilson Archetect
and John Mortenson Contractor
2109
Hwy
80
Alpine
445-2488
Legal Notices
July 2), 1966
Page 7
ABSTRACT OF MINUTES OF AD- ~rui:d 37,of Jodhn ~· a~ Victoria ' 11. County Clerk recommenda-jPark. tor rerm of 15 years com· for adoption oftwo resolutions urgGranted
San Marcos.
JOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF
ro rson •Or re uctton m personal tions that County Counsel be auth• mencing 7/1/66.
ing e xpedjtlousrevie w and proces· 90. Samuel Harty Markey and Cominuedto7/19/66, at 11 a.m.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FRIDAY P petty assessments from $500.00 orlzed to commence legal action Approved and authorized Chair· sing of sa!dreportby State of Cali· Adela Gusman de Markey request 117. Hearing Rancho La Costa,
JULY 8,' 1966
to 0 and $260.00 to 0.
toenforcecollectionofDepanmentman to execure
fomla, and by Federal Agencies, for R-2-A or R-3, instead of R-1-A Inc. application for reclassification
20• Connnued hearingof Appli· of Medlcallnstiulions claims.
order at
Re sale of Surplus Property No. respectively.
zoning, fortheresldentlalarea east fromA·l(B) toR·l andR-3, South•
Meeting was called
10
9:37 a.m. Prese nt: Supervisors
De canons Nos. 38 and 3_9 of . Arthur Authorized
142, fonner Charles M. and MarAdopted
of Tremont Street In Otay TowiiSite. east Carlsbad Section.
Graff A u st 1 n, Frank A. Gibson,
~~F· for reducuons 1n land 12. Auditor and Conuoller re- geret McClellan property; Putcllas·
65. Penasqu!tos Soil Conserva- Referred to Planning Department, Adopted Ord ina nc e No. 2973
Henry A. Boney, Robert C. Dent
~s, 10 Wednesday, July 13, quest that be be dlrected 10 drawing Agent recomme ndation rh~t tion District le uer transmitting for consideration
(New Series)
and Robert c. Cozens; also Helen 1966• at p.m.
wanant for $437.57 to replenish Board;
George Temple letter of resigna• ~1._ PlanningCommlssionrecom- 1 118. Resolution annexing terri·
Kleckner, Clerk.
A21· Upon recommendation ofthe Gash Difference Fund to $500.00. 35. Approve and authorize Pur- lion as memberoHts Board of Dir- mlSuon for conditional approval, . tory to Harborside Lighting District,
1. Clerk affidavit of posting nossessor, granted Application No. Directed
chasing Agent or his agent to exe- ectors and requesting Board appoint per plot plan, for one year, of Ap- I as requested by Robinbood Homes,
tice of adjournment of adJourned 40 of Curt 0. a_nd Emma S. Claus 13. Auditor and Controller re· cute escrow instructions
Rubi n Tannenbaum to fill vacancy. plication No. P66·77 of N. Harvey , loc.
regular meeting on July 6, 1966.
for reductton m land assessment quest for a uthorization to transfer 36. Authorize Chairman to exe•
Accepted, with regret, and ap- and C. Herrod for permit for auto· : Adopted
from $1770.00to$1000.00 andim· $326.33 to County General Fund cute Grand Deed
pointed
mobile wrecking yard, without ; 119. O'Melveny&Myers request
Received and filed
The Board recessed as a Board prove me nts auess me ntfrom from County Officers Cash Overage 37 Accept Deed of Trust
66. Department of Public Works burning. at 1677 Maple Drive, : for certificateconcemlngamended
Fund.
ApprovedandauthorizedPurchas· recommendation that Board ap- Woodlawn Park, Otay, in unzoned , lease agreement with Cubic Coro f Supervisors and conve ned as a $4lOO.OO 10 $3500.00,
Board of Equalization, after which
22, Upon recom_mendation oft he Authorized
ing Agent or his agent to execute, prove ChangeOtder No. 5 to Board area.
poration regarding vote counting
the board again convened as a Board Assessor, granted •n part Appllca• 14. Petition for issuance of new authorized Chairman to execute of Retirement contract with Cotton Gtanted, subject to conditions, equipment.
of Supervisors.
tu~n No. 41 of Ann Reynolds and w~rrant in lie.u of void warrant 10 and accepted
' Construction Corporation for Proj· per plot plan, for one year and re· Authorized proper County officers
At 10:05 a.m., Supervisor Dent ~~llffredd Eand Stella Granzow, by Ruth M. Brynildson in amount of Re sale of Surplus Property No•. ect E706, Girls RehabilitationFac· quested County Counsel to prepare to execute cenificares to be pre•
was excused.
.
re
• Granzow, and reduced $48.49. .
155, forme r Henry and Lonaine 11ity, Santee, California, increase proper form of permit; and directed • pared by Coumy Counsel
2. The Board adjourned to Mon• tm§~;ments assessment from Authortzed
Nich elson property; Purchasing\ of $2,279.00 and 6· day timee~ten- that app~cants be advised that I The following miscellaneous
10 $25 •950• and personal
day, July 11, 1966, a t 9:30a.m.
$2 •
15, County Supervisors Associa- Agent recommendation that Board· non,
County wtll not lnok w~th favor on . communications and reports we re
DE GRAFF AUSTIN
pro$perty assessment from $910,00 tionofCaliforniaclaimof$11,45:>· 38. Approve and authortze Pur~ Indicated approval and directed another permit for conunuedoper- 1received and filed:
10 8 10•00•
Chairman of the Board of
00 for membenhipduesandvarious. chasing Agent or his agent to exe• Board ofRetirementbe so infonned ation_ofthe yard at said location
120. Copies of Applications for
Supervisors County of San
AFTERNOON SESSION
services for fiscal year 1966·67.
cute escrow instructions
Re acquisition of additional air . Clatms of following for advents· Alcoholic Be ve rage Licenses and/
Diego, State of California
Reconvened at 2:07 p.m., Super·
Authorized payment
39. Authorize Chairman to exe- space, Riglu of Way East-West Run- mg County resource: .
or Transfets of Alcoholic Beverage
ATTEST:
visors Boney, Austin and cozens
16, Chief Administrative Officer cute Grant Deed
way Construction, Gillespie Fiel<>- 92. Escond!doChamberof Com- Licenses.
HELEN I<J.ECKNER, Clerk of
being present: Supervisors Gibson recommendation for designation of, 40. Accept Deed of Trust
Purchasing Agent recommendation mexce
$350.00
121. City of Vista Resolution No
the Board of Supervisors
and Dent being absent.
Depart ment of Public Health as Approved and authorized Puxchas· that Board:
. .
93. Fallbrook Chamber of Com- 66-~ requesting Board to permli
SEAL
23. As requested by Counsel for agency andJ.B. Askew, M.D., Dir- ing Agent or his agent to execute, 67. Acce pt Avrgatton Easement mexce
$350.00
Regrstrar of Voters to render spec!·
the Assessor, waived inegularities ector of Public Health, as medical a uthorized Chai
6B. Authorize Auditor and Con· 94, Lakeside Chamber of Com· fied services to said City relating
ABSTRACT OF MINUTES OF AD- on the following Applications con- consulta.nt to comply with Califor- and accepted rman to execute, ~roller to issue warrant for $200,00 merce
$350.00
to conduct of a Special Municipal
JOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF ce rning penal assessments which nia Medtcal Astistance Programre· 41• Copy of Result of Canvass tn paymem therefor .
95. San Diego Junior Chamber Election 9/13/67.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, have been placed on the 1966· 67 quirements.
of ReturnsofManualRecountof Re- Accepted and authonzed
. of Commerce $350,00
122. City of Vista Resolution No.
SITTING ASA BOARD OF EQUAL· assessment roil, said inegularities So desi~nated .
.
publican Ballots Cast for Office of 69-70. De part "!e nr of Public Authorized payment of
66-40 requesting Board to permit
IZATION, HELD FRIDAY, JULY being that the applications were
17. ChrefAdmtnistrauveOfficer State Senator in 3Brh Senatorial Works recommen~auon forexecu96. S<?uthemCalifornlaReglonal Registrar of Voters to render speci8, 1966.
filed too soon, and are erroneous sum.mary of Sa n Diego County 1966 Districts at Direct Pdmary Election lion of G_rant of Right of ~ay from Assoclallon of County Supervisors fied services to said Ciry relating
Meeting was called to order at insofar as said applications refer to Le~slative Progra!D·
Held in County of San Diego on to San Diego Gas & Electnc ~m- claim for membership dues, 1966· to conduct of a Special Municipal
9:37 a.m. Ptesent: Supervisors De the 1965·66 roll or that they set
Flied and complimented
6/7 /6 6, Held 6/ 29 _711166 . and , ~ny, and approval of Subordina· 67 fiscal year, $572.75.
• Election 9/13/66.
Graff Austin, Chairman. Frank A. forth an e rroneous date of placing 1B, County Counsel requests dis• Clerk's StatementofResultofC • tlon of lnterest forms, covering an Authorize~ payment of
123. San Diego City·Coumy .
Gibson, Hemy A. Boney, Robert c. the account on the roll:
charge from accounta bility for col· vass of Returns
an lelectricallineto serve Hughes Tool 97, Subdtvtsion tax bond guar- Band&OrchestraCommissionstatcDent, Robert c. Cozens: also Helen ApplicationN~- 232· 85 (1966•67) lecrion of an account in amoum Ordered Filed
Compa'?y - Aircraft Division, Pal· ameeing payment of taxes and/or ments of approved musical events
.
assessments collected as taxes on and expenditures relating thereto,
Kleckner, Clerk.
Applicant - lndustries Supply Co, of $189.47.
42• Eatl A. and Jennie Kops le t· omar Anpon,
The Board convened as a Board of of San Diego
Discharged
.
terrequesting theybenotified when Authorized Chauman to execute Pacific Bluffs Resub. No. 1, Unit 4/1/66 through 6/30/66.
Equalization fort he purposeof hcar- Application No - 233·86(1966- 67)
Safety Officer recommendauon subject of lease agreement forCrof- and approved
No. 1, City of San Diego, Map 124. California Horse Racing
ing applications for equalization of Applicant - Industries Supply co. for endorsement of transmitted ton House 3000 E Street Sa D"
10> acquisition of rights of way:
No. 5749; and request for refund Board notice of meeting 7/12/66
assessments for the
• fiscal of San Diego
drafts in full payment of following go is 10 be take~ u ur ' · nBoted Road Survey No. 1714- County of previous cath deposit therefor. in Los Angeles on Hollywood Turf
1966 67
year.
Application NQ - 241-B7 (1966•67) third party claims for damages sus· not 10 extend lease-~nd ~:aressf' Road E-21, Winter Gardens BouleApproved bond and authorized re• Club petition to determine whether
horse racing laws will be better
1. Filed AssessorCertificate and Applicant- Western Metal Supply rained by Counryvehiclesinvolved opposition 10 this u;e of p.J"pert ng vard, Parcel 63466, W.O. 2·1580 fund
ne ws release concerning
_
Co.
in accidents:
Filed
y.
71. On~ Grant Deed
_98. SafetyOfficerrecomme!lda· served by permitting Club, if sue·
67 Application No.- 242•88 (1966·67)
Assessment Roll covering 1966
the se19. Claim No. - 66·35
43. Sheriff request for approval 72. Warrant $3,100.00
non forendorse me nt of transmmed cessful bidder on Del Mar lease to
Vehicle No. - 1185
of appointment of Deputy Wayne Road Survey No. 1429- County check~or$1,180.02 in full payment conduct or acquire financial 'in·
cured and unsecured propeny, and Applicant- Klauber wangenbeim
Affidavit of Publication of Notice. Co,
Amount of Draft- $756. 54 Marker as Constable in the Fall· Road D-70, B roadway, Le mon of colhsion damage to County Ve• retest in Del Mar.
20. Claim No. - 66-43
brookJudicia!Districtasof 7, 1166 Grove, Parcel 65020, W.O. 1•2193 htcle No. 1332 a~d for _County 125, Director's Annual Report
2. Upon recommendation of the Application No.- 243-89(1966•67)
Assessorgrantedinpart Application Applicant- Klauber Wangenbeim
Vehicle No, - 1125
Approved
• 73. One Grant Deed
Counsel authodzauon to Initiate for Fine Am Society Annual Meet·
No, 2of LeoR. Krasne, and reduced Co.
Amount of Draft- $58.50
4-1. County Veterina rian recom· 74. One Partial Reconveyance
legal action to recover salary and ing 4/21/66, and suppleme ntal inimprovements assessment from 24. Denied Application No. 5
Authorized Chainnan to endorse mendationforapproval and cxecu· 75. Warrant $1,455.00
other benefits for lnju~d County formation (or three month period
$4,370.00
s
of Howard E. Bruce for reduction
21. County Counsel recommen· tion of Agreement with Poultry lm- 76. Warrant $22.50
e mployees m said collinon.
not covered In said report.
, o.oo.
1 87
3. Upon10
recommendation
of the in land assessment.
da_tlon that he be authorized to per- provement Advisory Board for per· Accepted and auth~rlzed
Authorized Chairman to endorse, 126. Los Angeles County Fair
Assessorgrantedlnpart Application 25. Uponrecommendationofthe mu foreclosureactlonagainstMary formance by County of standard . Reconstruction of Improvements and ~untyCounseltoinitiate leg· Association reply to Board's ac·
No. ofJoseph LaRussa and reduced Assessor, granted in pan Applica· M. Rami rex, SC No. 296604, to tube agglutination tests and labor· rn Lamplite Lane, Road Survey No. a! a etten
ceptance of iu invitation to pan7
improvements
asse ss men from tion No. 33 of Janss Corporation by proceed _to a default.
atory services in connection with 1824, Lakeside, 19lllmprovement
99. Request of HolyCross Ceme- icipate
6 in "San Diego County Day"
1
$4,500,00 to S20.00.
Fred P, l~ilson, and reduced land
A~thonzed
poultry and t urkey improvement Act Unincorporated Area 1SS. R.E.D. tery for _re muneration for perpetual 9/19/ 6.
.
.
.
22. Couoty Counsel recommen· for 1966·67 fiscal yea r
' 6070; County Engineer and Road care of 1nd1gent graves in addition 127. Affidavusof Publication 10
4. Upon recommendation of the assess menu from $189,310 to $1Sa·
Assessor, aranted Application No. 960.
dation that he be authorized to Approved and authorlzed Chair- Commissioner recommendation to paymcnu it receives for indi· Tow~and Country News of abmact
8 of Russell H. Segel and reduced 26. Uponrecommendationofth~ commence legal action against man 10 execute
that Board:
gent services.
of mmutes of Board of Supervisors
land assessment from $3 ,
•
~>sesser, granted in pan Applica· Carl 0. Luckman to recover $44,- 4S Budget adjustments.
77. Adopt resolution awarding
Directed thatthe same rates paid as follows: regular meetings held
2 000 00 non No. 35 of Donald R. Han man, 771.92 received by him as Counry Au'thorized
$30,000.00 and improvementS
contrac t to Feny Bros, Const, Co. to Mt. Hope Ce me tery for indigent 5/31/66, 6/B/66, 6/14/66, ad·
10
assessment from S45,soo.oo to and reduced personal propeny as• medical aid.
46 Travel requesu
78. Authorized issuance by Aud· burials be paid for such burials in journed reJ!ulat m eetings held
$25,ooo.oo.
sess. ment from S1100.00 to S350, Authorized
Au'thorized and/or r~tified
iter andC~ntroller of$2.00 warrant all other cemeteries in the County f/15/66, 6{1£/66,_£/17/66, f/20/66
5. Upon recommendation of the 0 0
23. The_Reg~nts of the Unive.- 47. Clainu and vouchers for re· for recordmg Notice of Award of providing similar perpetual care and regular meeungheld 6/21/66.
Assessor granted in part Application 27. Upon recommendation ofthe sity of Califomta request that title fund of money erroneously de post- Contract
.
services.
. 12B. Auditor and Controller reNo, 9ofCarlson & Beauloye Mach- Assessor, granted Application No. for County Hospital Slte•Parcel6, ted i n County treasury
Adopted and a uthonzed
100. Service Awards.
!port of _rejected claim not filed
ine Shop and reduced land assess· 42 of Carl A. Brorsonforreduetions known as Vauclaln Point, be trans•
Authorized
ment •
79. Re Miscellaneous Survey No.
Presented five
within ume required by Adminis·
• ,. in land assessment from $11,500 to ferr~d to It as !:xmas it can be ~or; 43. Mrs, J:~ld T. Ford claim 612, Cajon Park Borrow Pit No. 7~0:
me nt from $4,250.00
$3,
101. Hearing on petition of Rob• uauve Code.
10
750 00 , $8120.00 and tmprovements assess- vemently arranged, for Universuy s for automobile damage allegedly C:ounry Engineer and RoadComffilS· inbood Homes, Inc. for annexation • 129. Building Inspection IJ<;part•
6, Denied Applications
Nos.
11 and 12 of Frank C. Michael 10
for ment from _$500,00 to $50.00.
proaram ofhealrh educati_onandre· causedbyhercarhittin 'a reflector stonerrecom"!endationforaplll?v• ofterritoty 10 Harborside Lighting ,ment_repo!t ofbutldtngpermm for
reductions In land assessments
2B. Demed Application No. 43 of search; and Chief Admulistrative base which had loll itsg reflector
al and execuuon of Grant of Right District.
dw.ellings wued m census tracts of
7. Upon recommendation the Mary F. Halfacre for reduction In Officer recommendation thereon.
Referred to County Counsel • to Take Borrow for Highway PurposClosed hearing; and re qu e s 1e d . umncorporated areas of San Diego
0
Assessor, ilanted Application
No. land assessment.
Requested Chief Administrative 49. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Dale es ~ith Louise P, Allen, for S•year County Counsel 10 prepare pr~per County for June, 1966,
13 of Robert M. Rewick for F G
DE GRAFF AUSTIN
Offtcer and County Counselto pre• He trick, Sr. claim (or medical bills \peu~ commenct~g 7/12/66, to fonn of resolution annexing
1 130. Copy of David G. Evans,
Hollander and reduced impro~e~
Chairman. of the Board.of
pare necessary pall'7rs for requested and travel expenses allegedly re• provrde road butldmg "!aterial. .
Hearinil on resolution of inten· Evans <::onst. Co., letter expl"essing
menu (fixtures) assessment from
E'!ualizatron County or San transfer, subject to me lust on of re• suiting from treatment of dog bite Approved and authonzed Cha1r- lion to change name of portion of apprectauon and thanking Frank
$270.00 10 · S20.00 and personal ATTESDT•~go, State of California
versionary clause
sustained by their son, Todd Cur· man to execute
Maplevlew Street 10 Lake Jennings Snow of Bull~tng Inspection De•
property assessment from S3 930 00
.
24. State of California Depart· tiss Hetrick.
80. County Engineer and Road P_ark Road as requested by Helix Ir- partmelll for hlS ~:"te~st and assis·
• •
Sl
HE~EN KLECKNER, Clerk of
ment of Parks and Recreation letter Referred 10 Cowlty Counsel and Commi ssio ner recommendation ngation District.
ranee_ in expeditlng rssuance of a
10
340 00~comm.,ndation of the the Board of Equalization
s. 'upo~
concerning House Resolutions re· County Veterinarian
that Board authorize his Department
102. Closed hearing; and took penmt.
Assessor, sranted Application No. SEAL
11Atd1ng Buena Vista Lai!OOI\ Rancho so. Herbert E. Lawrence claim to issue standa_rd Excavation Pennit no action 10 change name
131. Chief Administrative Of·
1Guajome and Gopher Canyon and for automobile damages alleged! to The Poor SISters of Nazareth of
14 oflvalrer R. Moore for Frederick ABSTRACT OF
103. Adopted resolution naming ficer ~uanerly report of mUea11e
1
S. Moore Estate, and reduced im•
JOURNED REGU~-A~r.:J'J'h~~;g;,
d~utles of said areas as pouible ad· caused by door of County veblcl/ San Diego for ~nstallation of _a san- cenain unnamed portion of Road authonzauons for quarter ended
provements auessmentfrom
BOARD OF SUPERV!sO
t oru to State Park System: and Referr<>d to County Counsel
itary sewer wnhm County nght of Survey No. 1765 Lake Jennlna,s 6/30/66.
$1,770.00 to S520.00 and personal
DAY JULY
RS MON· requf'tlng su~~aeutons.
51. Mrs. Harry A. Means claim way of Friars Road (R.S. 891).
Park Road
132. Coptesofsatisractions and
11• 1966
property assessment from $140. 00
•
Re erred to Planning Department for property damages a lle lied I
Authortzed
104. Directional silln ro Lake Dischaflles of Liens.
o.
Meeting was called 10 order at and Department of Parks and Rec· caused by County equipment
Y 81. County E1111ineer and Road Jennlnas Park..
~3.3. . County Clerk report of act·
10
9. Upon recommendation of As· 9:37a.m. Present: Supervisors De reation
Referred 10 County Counsel
Commissioner recommendation Requested surveyor-RoadDepan· ivmesmLienServices,June, 1966,
sessor granted In part Application Graff Austin, Chairman, Hemy A. 25•. L. R. Noble lene_r comp_li- 52. County Counsel recomme n- that Pacific Telephone and Tele· ment to adequately sign at inter- 134. lnfonnation reported by
No. 34 of Wesley L. and Dorothy Boney and Robert c . Cozens; also menung Board for provtdinll mce dation for denial of property dam· graph Company be authorized to section of Mapleview Stree t and various school districts relating to
1.. Anaeloff, and reduced the per- Hele n Kleckner, Clerk· Supervisors recreational facilities at Pine Val• age claim of Robert D Smith.
purchase prints of County Topo- State Highway 67
bonds to be issued in 1966·67 flSsonal property assessment from Fr~nkA. Gibson and Robert c . Dent ley County Pa rk and stating only Rejected
·
graphic Maps without paying re· lOS. Hearing on resolution ini· cal year,
$690.00 10 2o.oo, and improve• betng absent.
improvement suggestion wou!d. be 53. Chief Administrative Off!· lease fees.
tiating proceedilli!J for Riley and 135. Superintendent of Schools
ments assessment from $5,750.00 _1. Clerk. affidavit of posting no- roexpand ladiesresrroomfacillttes. cer recommendation for approval Granted
Vittor reorganization, detachment noti~calionthatnotaxlevy will be
to $0,000.00.
ttce of adJOUrnment of adjourned Referred to Department of Parks and "xecution of Rene wal Agree• Reacquisition of sjte for Road ofcenainterrltoryfromOtayMunl· requ1redunderEducationCodeSec10. Upon recomme ndation of As· regular meeting on July s, 1966. and Recreation
ment with San Diego AeroSpace Maintenance Station at Mt. Laguna; cipal Water District and concurrent lion B955. 2 to raise funds for edu•
sesser, aranted in part Application Rece1ved and filed
26, U:S, Forest Service, Cle ve• Museum commencing 7 /1/66 in Chief Administrative Officer rec· annexation to Helix Irrigation Db· ca~ion of physically handicapped
No. 6 of Joseph M. Kirk, Sr. , and The Board recessed as a Board of land National Forest, letteuubmit· accordance with 1966 -67 Budget ommendation that Board:
trier.
mmors who come within provisions
reduced land assessment from 3170.• Supervisors and convened as a Board ling for approval and execuuon provision for $10, ooo.oc appropria- Determine that County Should ac· Adopted resolution ordering reor- of Education Code Sections 6801 or
oo 10 $750.00.
of Equalization, after which the Agreeme nt for Cooperative Work tion to said organization.
quirecenainrealproperry fora road ganization without a confirmation 6802.
There being no further business Board againconvenedasa Board of and billingfor$4,900.00fiscalyear Approved and authorized Chair- substation
election
136. San Diego Unified School
to come before the Board at that Supervisors.
1967 deposit.
.
. man to execute
Direct ~lerk to publish proper Hearing on Albert N. and Beula• District notice of annual organiza·
time, rhe Board adjourned until The Board adjourned.
Approved and authonzed Chatr- 54. Re request of Mrs. Esther Hay- notice ohntention to purcllase real bell w. Newhouse and Allen A. and tiona! mee ting of Board of Educa·
Monday, July 11, 1966, at 9:30
DE GRAFF AUSTIN
man to execute
man forcorrecrionofallegedllleg• property
!Jessie Fosterapplicationfor rec1as- tion held 7/5/66, and of said
a,m.
27. Public Adminimatorrequest ally altered records of ownership Direct Purchasing Agent to com· sification fromA-4{1) to R•3 Sol- Board's election of following of·
DE GRAFF AUSTIN
Supervisots County of san
for permission to be absem from anddescriprionofcertainrealprop- plete negotiations and submit a ana Beach Section.
'
fleers for calendar year: Arnold 0.
State of California, 7/18Al6~/1~6. erty of which she is pan owner: fln~l report at end of advertising Accepted following re Road Sur- Steele as President, Dr. Gene French
Equalization County of san
ATTEST:
Granted
.
County Counsel report recommend· penod
vey No. 979, Rlos Avenue:
as VIce President, and Thomas A.
HELEN KLECKNEP, Clerk of the
2B. Re Estate of_Wrllia~ Rivers, ing that she be notified that Board 82. Detennlned, and dlrected 106. Two Easements. Parc e ls Shannon as Secretary of Board.
ATTEST:
Board of Supervisor
d eceased: Pubhc Admmistrator tw no pow"r to grant he r request Purchasing Agent to take said steps 66156 and 66157
137. County Treasurer letterstarHELEN I<l.ECKNER, Clerk of
SEAL
,recomr_nendation t~at Board adopt nor to direct Assessor to alte r cer- 82a. Adopredresolutionofinten- 107. One Subordination Agree- ing that Board of Retirement on
the Board of Equalization
8S
resoluuon a uthorizrng sale of one tain records.
tion to porchase, setting hearing ment, Parcel 66157
6/B/66 awarded contract to R. E.
SEAL
AULTRACT OF MINUTES OF REG- share of common stock of Potomac Directed Mrs. Esther Hayman be thereo!' on 8/16/66 at 11:00 a.m., 108. Adopted Ordina nee No. Harkleroad CoiiStruction for Proj•
SU~RV~;gN~u~fD~~A%~ Electric Power Company; and auth- so notified
and dlrected publication in san 2972 (Ne w Series)
' ect E104, El Cajon Branch Coumy
ABSTRACT OF MINUTES OF AD,
•
odze Chalnnan to sign certificate. ss, Litigation marten - Super- Diego Union
109. Trave l request.
Library Additions.
JOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF 12 1966
Adopted resolution authorizing lor Court Actions Nos. 293867 and 83. Supervisor Cozens letter Authorized
138. Copy of Department of
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, Meeting was called to order at sale and authorizing Chairman to 296867.
transmillinll correspondence from 110. Chief Administrative Offi· PublicWotkslettertoFederalAvia·
SITTING ASA BAORDOF EQUAL· 9:32a.m. Pte$ent: Supervisors De sign ceni!lcate
Filed
W.E. Pllmmersuggestingaltemate lcet oral su1111estion that Board es• tion Agency transmitting financial
29. Probation Depanmcm report 56. Affidavit of Publication of route for propose<1 extension of Hill tablisb policy to refe r bids for sale and operational report for GillesIZATION, HELD MONDAY, JULY Graff Austin, Chairman Frank A.
11, 1966
Gibson and Robert C. c~zens; also concerning e nforcement of child Ordinance No. 2963 (New Series) Street, Fallbrook.
ofCounty-owned property toCoumy pie Field, Borrego Valley, PaloMuting was called
order at Porte r D. Cremans, Assistant Clerk; suppon obligations and prol>atiod Approved and filed
• J.H. Henion and W.E. Plimmer Counsel and Purchasing Agent for mar, ~mona, Jacumba and <?co10
9:37 a,m. Present: Supervisors
De Supervisors Henry _ A. Boney and of P.D.C.
Reconstruction of sewe rs In Syc- offers of land If W.E. Plimmer al- review and recommendation by the n~oAupo~ AguaCalieote Spnngs
Graff Austin, Chairman Hemy A ,Robert C. Dent betng absent.
Filed and directed applicant be amore Drive et al Chula Vista temate route is approved.
next regularly sc h e dul e d Board Airstrip and Fallbrook Community
Boney, and Robert c. c~zens: al~ Invocation by !?'· Pieter Smll
sent a copy of Probation Department 1911 Improve'm ent let Unincorpor: R. A. Wilder and E.D. Zook let- mee ting.
Airpark.
so Helen Kleckner, Clerk. Absent: Pledge of alle111ance to the flag
repon ; and requested ~port from a ted Area 183; Department of ters favoring proposal to exxend Established policy
139. Copy ofDepa~ment of PubSupervisors Frank A. Gibson and At 9:35a.m. • Supervisors Bonev Probation Depanment •n 4 weeks Special District Services recom· Hill Street.
111. Resolutioncommending lie ~<forks letter nonfy•ng Harold
Robert c. Dent.
and Dent e ntered and took their thereon
mendation that Board:
Referred to Surveyor-Road De- Ralph Blaisdell Lukcnbach for his L. Gtlben of the tennination as of
The Board convened as a Board places on the Board.
30. Louis C. Gunn, Commander, 57. Adopt resolution awarding parrment
.many years ofdedicatedand faith· 7/13/66 ofhis contract for position
ofE'!uallzation Cor the purpose of 1. Minutes of regular meeling United States Navy (~t. ), lett~r contractroHamBros. Construction, 84. Lette!fromRay~ondL. Con• fulservice to his e ngineering pro- ofCaretakerof_Counry Refuse Dis·
heanng applications for equaliza· held Tuesday, July 5, 1966, and con:cerning~llegedderualof med1· Inc.
ley concerrungrecenumprovement Cession, employer and community. posal Area at Pme Valley.
tion of assessments for the 1966·67 adJourned regular meetings held canon roan 1~ured boy by the Pro- 58. Authorize issuance by Audit· ofMaplevlew Stree~ Lakeside area. Adopted
140. Copy ofDepartmcnt of Pub·
fiscal year.
Wednesday, July 6, 1966, Friday, bation Depanment and Juve nile or and Controller of $2.00 warrant Referred to Surveyor-Road De- 112. Ril construction of sewer li~ ~orks notification to John c.
11. Denied Application No. 1 July 8, 1966 and Monday, July 11, Hal'fe
for recording Notice of Award of partment a.nd Building inspection main connections, Wimer Garde n.< Mttcnell that his contracts as care·
of Mrs. Norma B. Molchan for re• 1966,
Re rred ~o Probation Department, Contract
Department
Sewer Maintenance District, l 911 tak<: r . of refuse diSposal areas at
duction in land assessme nt.
Approved
~or investigation and _report; and Adopted and authorized
B5. D~niels, Brown & Hall let- Improvement Act Unincorporated Enct~tas and Solana Beach will
12. Upon recommnedationofthe 2. Requests for aetionconcerning irected that copy of satd,letter be ?9. De!'anment of Special Dis· ter subnutti!'S certain professional Area 192, Greenfield Drive, et al: term mate 7/31/66.
Assessor, granted in part Applica· properties acquired by public agen- furnlsbed Judge of Juveru~ Court tnct Servrces recommendation that background_mformatlon relative to Department of Special District 141~ Copy of Department of
rion No, 3of William A, and Sadie cies, Section 49B6 R&T Code.
and Juverule Justice Commission Board authorize installation of ad- being consrdered for performance Services recommendation that sew• Spectal District Serv1ces reply to
H. Haines, and reduced land as· Authorized
. 31. Requests that P urc h asi ng ditlonallighting facilities in Car· M engineering and surveying serv· er main connections at five loca· offer ofMeteorology Reseatcll, lnc.
sessmenufrom$ . o.OO to$ SClOO. 3•. Tax Collector request for re- Agent~authorizedtosellorother· diff Public Highway Lighting Dis· tees within County road iystem.
tlons in Winter Gardens Boulevard ~or oceanographic consulting serv737
7No,
13. Denied Application
ple~ment of Tax Underpayment wise diSposeofltemsnot needed by trier, as requested in Cardiff ReferredtoSurveyol'iWadDepart· ~be installed prior to surfacing of tees forproposedocea_nsewag_eout·
4 Fund m ~mount of $3.76,
of Douglas H. and Mary J, <>IIden
the Cou~ty.
Chamber of Comme rce transmit· me nt
said Boulevard, cost therefor to be fall near Los Penasqullos bas•n.
for a reduction in land assessment
Authonzed
Authonzed
ted petition. Assessol'scenification. B6. Request of Mrs. Eunice S. paid fo r as an acquisition expense
142. DepanmemofSpecial Dis·
14. Continued hearing of Appli~ _4~ Mrs. Lura Ctos!ey, e t al, pe·
32. Purchasing Agent recomm~n- Authorized
Rl~a~<en for vacation of portion Resolution prepared.
• trier Services report to. County
, inclusive, 11~1on requesnng, m connection dauon for approval a nd execuuon 60. Resolution annexing Calvo- of G Street westerly of the west Adopted
Treasurer of balance, whtch may
cations Nos.
15 10 27Inc., for re· wtth survey by Daniels, Brown and of Lease Agreement with City of cado Highlands and Larwood Park ll:"e of 4th Street, Enciuitas; Plan- 113. The Citizen's Com•nittee be invested asof7/14/66, in Winof Eason Enterprises,
ductions i n land assessme n ts to Hall, that tax payments for their Chula Vista for Buildl_ng_ No, 7 to Lemon Grove Lighting District ~ng Commission recommends de- for the coronado Fourth of July ter Gardne.s Sewer Mai ntenance
Wednesday, July 13, 196 , at
properttes, Ramo~ ~rea, be held (fonner Chula Vrsta F Street (as requested by C. E. Brown, et al maL
Cele bration Inc. claim in amount Distnct.
2 m abeyance unnl ntles and de• School) South Bay Branch Adminls· and Norman Lush, et al, petitionsi Adopted resolution ?f intention to of $3~0.00 for adve nising county _143. Copy. o~ letter from Plan6
p.m.
tration Center, for one year com· and establisbing two tempora ry tax vacate, settmg heanng thereon on resources
mng Commtssron to Rancho La
15. Uponrecommendationofthe scriptions can be dete rmined.
Assessor, granted Application No• . Referred t o County counsel and menclng 8/1/66,
.
zones.
B/16/66 at 11 a.m.
Authori~ed payment of
Cost~,_lnc. amending resolution of
Approved and authonzed Chair- Adopted
87• . Subdivision tax bonds guar- 114. Pe 1i 1 ion, containlnll ap- condm_o nal approval concermng
8 of Roben A. Pullman for reduc- Assessor, to answer.
2tion in personal property (boat) as· s. Jeny R. pfingstag request that man to execute
61. W.O. 7101, San DicgoCoun- anteemg payme nt o( ta xes and/or proximately 30signaturcs, request- Tentative Map No. 2643, La Costa
sessmentfrom $
• to$44SO. _ 1312 Gamble Lane, Escondido, be 33. PurchasingAgentrecommen- ty Drainage Maintenance District assessments collected as taxes on ing Board not 10 extend lease on Valley, Unit No. 4.
5800 00
oo.
assessed at liS real value for agri· dation, purs~ant to request of San- No. 1: Department of Special Dis- following subdivisions in The City C toft on House 3000 E. Street
144. Copy of Coumy Counsel
San Diego.
'
' le.tte! to Encinir~s Fire Protection
16. Uponrecommendatlonofthe culture purposes and be reduced to tee S~oolDutnct, thatBoardindi• trict Services submits one Easement of Sa'? !?lege:. .
K"~m s Addmon
Considered but took no action DlStnct conce rning procedure for
Assessor, granted Application No. at least its 1962 or 1963 assessed cate tts a~rne!ttto a te rmination for acceptance.
o_f Lease wuh sard District for porAccepted
IUv1e ra Shores
115. LetterfromMuniclpa!Court accepttng reil~ations of members
2 of Frank A. Forbes for reduction value.
in9 personal property (aircraft) as· Referred to Assessor, to answer tton of Edg_emoor Genatrlc Hospi- 62. Department of Special Dis• Approved
Judge William T. Low stating he from and appo1ntmg members to
scssmcnt from $30,000 to $26,000. County Clerk recommendation ~al, i~cludtng flnor ~pace; and dir- trict Services recomme ndation that 88. Dond guaranteeing payment has been selected as Chairman for boards_
o~ dtrectors of fire protec·
1
17. Uponrecommendationoftne for execution of Satisfactions 3 nd Df!t htm 10 so nottfy the School Board adopt transmitted resolution of l 966
taxes 011 Pcnasquitos Unit permanent committeeofJudges for t 145
on dmncts.
.
Assessor, granted Application No, Dischall!es of Liens by releasing
rict.
.
accepting previously rejected No. 1 can now be released.
new trarfic facility and offering
• Copy of County Engmeer
30 of Robert L. Covell Co. • Inc. Grants of Liens executed by:
e:greedtoterminattonand direct· Storm Drainage Easement, Bonita Authorized
that Committee's assistance to the and Road CommiSnoner let_tcr to
~Y land
Robert L. Covell for reduction
Woods Unit No.
Subdivisio
89. <;ounty Engineer and Road Board.
J.H: ~onro~. e~ al, concemmg his
• Anna A. Kessler
6
sse
f
$l
34. PurchasingAge ntrecommea- Map No 5138 . sa2 Di
C n, Commusioner recommendation Filed
pettllon ObJectmg to the propo~ed
10 $8330.~0. ssment rom
5 •470 C~~lla<;,harles M. and Margaret Me- dation for approval and execution ty Drai;;..ge
to
~~nte~ ;soD" ~un- tbatan extension o!time be grantC<t
AFTERNOON SESSION
extension of Hill Street south of
1B. Denied Applications Nos. 8. Allred Perry and Ana E.P. ~!::1'~t1or ::d'~,~?~sion with No. L
a e u net ~alsreqfufestedby Grady Boaz, on be·
Reco nv ene d at 2:07 p.m. • all Ci~~me; Lane, FaJ.!brookfa~.
31 and 32 of Pat De Mangos for re• Monterr
..,.
' a .........n D. ~icbel- Adopted
.
o Utah Construction and Min- meai~rs being present.
•
~onstrucuon o Fnars
• HemyandLorra'-R. Niche!- befllerforoperanonofa reta1lstore 63.64. Re S
ductions in personal prope"" asRe
1ng
Company,
for
completion
of
C .
d h ri 00
Ro<td Extenston(D 15-1) R.S. 1761
116
..,
~
forsaleoffoodand mlscellaneoll$
u.rv ey
port 00 improvements on Pauma Valle
•
ontmue
ea ng
ap- betwcen0.32 MileWcstofMission
9
sessmcm.s.
son
me_rchandiseand varlousotheracti- Sw_ee~wa ter River Flood CoJJ!rol Countty Club Estate$ Ma N Y peal of John D, Butler, for Mrs. Village Drive and Mission Gorge
vit~es at Agua Caliente Spr:lngt ~J<:ct' De~nt of S p ecra l 5184; exxending comPtetiog da':;, Fa_nm~l>. ,Fox. ~rom County Vet· , Road: Stare Division of Highways
19. Uponrecommendationofthe 10, Alice A. Wiggins
Assessor, granted Applications Nos. Authorized. Chairman to execute
District Servtces recommendation on Agreement to 10/1/66.
ennanan s deDlal of renewal of nocificationtoCountyEnglneer and
license to operate a dog kennel near Road Commissioner that right of
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ss
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TOWN AND COU NTRY NEWS
Page 8
way uas oct:n ceruuea as contorm-
Le.ccu auu tooKnlS ptace on tne Hoard 1
•·"'·
ing to State ment No.2 of Bureau of
36. Denied Application Nos. 38 : Assessor, granted Application No,
Public Roads PPM 21"12 for sard . and ~9 o~ AnhurM. Shapiro for re• 101 of Domeruc Monageo, andre·
project, and that contract may be · ducnons tn land ass~~ents.
· duced personal propeny assessment
awarded· and The City of San Die ·
37. Demed Apph cauon No. 69 from $3, 420,00 to $1,590,00.
go appr~valofaward of contrac t to of DeanS. Watt awa for reduction
56. Uponrecommendationofthe .
tn tmprovemems assessme nt.
Assessor, gra nted Application No, ·
low bidder
147. Sta't e of California Division
38. Uponrecommen'!"tionofthe 102 of John Co.nway McDevitt. for .
ofHighways letterco ncerningcom· Assessor, granted Application No, George E. Hewm, andreduced tm- 1
pletion of construction from 0.1 mi. 81 of Bun w. Reuter, for reduction. provements assessment from s;~o ,
Southof SanMarcosRoadto 4.4 mi. • n personal propeny assessment to $48, 750.
South of Route 78 and transfer of from $7,730, 00 to $4, 250,00,
At 2:24 p.m., Supervisor Dent,
responsibility for control and main39. Denied Application No. 82 erne red and took his place on the :
tainance of reconstructed county o f Thomas F, Wason by Mrs. Thorn- Board.
.
.·
roads and frontage roads or col- as F. Wason for reduction in land
57. Uponrecom.mendauono~the •
l ateral facilities to County.
assessments.
Assessor, granted rn pan Applica·
148. Copy ofDepan menrofPub·
40, Uponrecommendationofthe· n on No. 70 of Crarg A. Starkey
lie works noti ce to o w Mashburn Assesso~ granted m pan Appbcation and reduced personal propeny as• .
of terminatio n on Jis/66 of his No. 83 of Jack E. Campbe ll and re· sessment f~m $490: 00 .to $370. 00
contractforre nralofspace for gar· duced tmprovements assessme nt 58. Dem~d Apphcanon No. 79
bagc tran.<fe r platform at Solana from $5,970,00 to $5,300,00
of Dayto.n Edward Runnels for re·
Beach County Refuse Disposal area.
DE GRAFF A US TIN
duct~on m land assessments. .
149 Trea;ure r Moo1thly Report
Chauman of the Board of
At 2:42 p. m., Supervisor Gtbson
for J~ne 19 su
Equalization County o f San e ntered and too k his place on the
150. \he Board adjourned to
Board.
.
.
.
Wednesday July 13 1966 at 9 ATTEST:
59. Dented Applicauo n No. 105
a.m., iu ~emo ry of'Mrs. Dorothy HELEN KLECKNER,_ Cl.erk of
of Charles D. Haynes for reduction
Amborn, Mrs. Pea rl Brown, Cap- the Board of Equahzanon
in Improve me nts assessme_nt.
rain Jesse D. GaJ, Colone l Ellis G. SEAL
60. Upon recommendauon ofthe
Georgia a nd Takezo Ta niguchi.
Assessor, gra ntedA pp lrca tr~rlSNos.
De GRAFF AUST IN
ABSTRACT OF MIN UTES OF AD- 104and106 offugene Redlic h, and
JOURNED REGULA RMEETING OF reduced i mprovements ass~smems
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TH URS- from $51, 150 to $38,650 and per·
Diego, Sl3tc o f California
DAY, JULY 14, 1966
so nal propeny assessJ?Cn! from
ATTEST:
l<keung was called to order at $4,430. 00 to 0 on App!icanon No.
KlECKNER,
Cl'
k
f
9
•
s
·
propeny
HELEN
1
cr o
:10 a.m. Pr~sem: upervrsors De 104;
mentand
f personal
$
s assess·
•
the Board of Supervisors
Graff Aust in, Chairman. Frank A. A li ro.rn N930• 00 to 280• 00 on
106
By !'OitnR D. CREMA'IS.
Grbson, He nry A. Boney, Robe rt PP c~~~RA~F AUSTIN
A:ISISta m C lerk
C. D<· nt a nd Robe rt C. Coze ns,
C ha'
f h • B rd f
l
7
SEAL
ABSTRACT OF MINUTES OF ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1~. 1966
also Hden Kleckn~ r Clerk
l. Clerkafftdav it~fpostrr;g not-
umnn
°
t e 03
TEN WAYS TO FO IL
A BURGLAR
Burglary is a constant menace no matter whe the r you
own or rem your home. In
the time it takes to read this
anicle, for instance, about
10 burglaries will be committed in the Unite d States.
To he lp combat this menace, Yale & Towne, Inc. ,
recently conducted a research
study and came up with 10
good suggestions for safeguardi ng your home agai nst
burglary,
1. Ke~ p at least two in·
te rior lights on whe n you
leave the house fo r the evening. An unlighted house is
a si gnal to the nightime burglar that he c an move in more
easily,
O
Equa lization County. of S.an
ice of adjournment of 'adjourned
. ~ego, State of C alifotrua
regular meetrng on July 13 1966
ATTES1 :
Rece tved and fr ied
'
· Ji ELEN KLE-<:KNER, Clerk of
The Board recessed as a Board of the Board of Equalization
Super visors and convened as a Soard
Mcctlllg \\•as ca Ued to orde r at of Equalization, after which the
9:10a.m. Pr..:sc:m: Super visors De Board again convened as a Bo.ud
Graff Ausun, Chairman, Frank A. of Supervis ors.
G1bson, Henry A. Boney, Robert
At 11 :45 a.m .• Supervrsor Gobson
C. De nt and Robert C. Cozen:.; a l· was e xcu&ed.
so Helt• n Kleckner, Clerk.
AFTERNOON SESSION
l. Clerk affidavit of pOst ill~ uotReconve ned at ~·. 20 p.rn .. Supe r ·
·
f d'
f
acco a JOurnmc m o rcg ularrnce t ~ visors Boney, Austin a nd C oze ns
be rng prese nt; SuperviSors Gibson
rng on Ju ly 12, 1966.
Received a nd fi led
and D~nt being absent.
The Board rt:ct:ssed as a Board of
The Board recessed as a Board of
Supt!rvlSors and convened as a Board Supervisors and convt!nt!d as a Boatd
of Equa lization, afte r which the of Equalization, after which the
Board agai ncomcnedas a Board of Board agawconvenedas a Board of
Supervlsors in Room 3M!, County Supervisors.
Ad m anist ratlon Center.
At 2:24 p.m. , Supe rvisor Oc ut
2. Board of Supervisors, Sa n Die- entered and took his place on the
go Cny Council a nd Board of Dir- Board; and at 2:42p.m., Superectors of San Drego Chamber of visor Gibson entered and took his
Comme rce to hear presentation by place on the Board .
2. T he Board adjourned to Friday,
Econom ic Research Bureau on its
Economic Resea rch Developmem July 15, 1966, at 9:15a.m.
Program.
DE GRAFF AUSTIN
Heard prese ntation and recetved
sald report
Supervtsors County of Sa n
The Board recessed to. conve~e ·
Drego, State of C a ll forma
agam as a Board of Equailz auon 111 ATTEST:
R
3 10 c
t Ad ·
·
oom
' ou~ y
mrniStrauon HELEN KLECKNER, Clerk of th e
Center, a fte r wh1ch the Board con- Board of Supervisors
vened as a Board of Supervisors.
SEAL
At 12:25 p.m., Supervisor Gi bson - - - - - -- -- - - -was excused.
ABSTRACT OF MINUTES OF ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF
AFTERNOO N SESSION
Reconvened at 1:35 p.m ., Super T HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
SITTI NG AS A BOARD OF EQUALvisor Gibson, Ausun and Cozens
being present ; Supervisou Boney
IZAT!ON, HELDT H RU S DAY,
JULY 14• 1966
a nd Dent being absent.
The Board recessed as a Board of
Meeting was c alle d to order at
Super vlSou and c onve ned as a Board 9: 10 a. m. Present: Supervisors De
of Equaliza tion, after which the Graff Austin, Chairman, Frank A.
Board again c onve ned as a Board Gibso n, Henty A, Boney, Robert
of Supe rvisors.
C . Dent, and Roben c. Coze ns;
At 1:37 p.m . . Supervisor Boney also Helen Kleckner, Clerk.
entered a nd took his place on the
The Board convened as a l!oard
Board.
of Equalization for the purpose of
At l:S2 p.m.. Supervisor Dent hearing applications for e qualiza•
entere d a nd took hu place on the tion of assessments for the 1966• 67
Boa rd.
fiSc al year.
41. Upon recommendation o f the
3. Alternate for Supervuor Dent
to Board of Directors of Economic Assessor, granted Application NO.
Opportunity Commission of San 93ofCharlesLangdo nfor H.E. MarDiego County, Inc. for term of one ga n, a nd reduced personal propeny
ye ar com menc ing 7 / l t 66.
assessment from $50,000 to $40,000,
Appointed Ronald Fulle r to re 42, Uponrecommendationofthe
place T .M. Heggland
Assesso~ granted in pan Application
4. The Boa rd adjourned t oThurs- No. 53 of Ne mo 0 , Klobucar, and
day, July 14. 1966. at 9 a.m.
reduced improvements assessments
DE GRA FF AUSTIN
from $5,390.00 to $3,620,00 and
personal propeny a ssessment from
$1,100,00 to $900.00 on Parce l
·258·033· 1 and reduce d improve ·
ATTEST:
•ments asse ssment from $50.00 to
HELEN KLECKNER, Clerk of the
0 on Parcel 258·033·2.
Board of Supervisors
43. Upon recommendation of the
SEA L
·
Assessor, gra nted Application No.
59 of Ed H. Leftwich for Charlotte
ABSTRACT OF MINUTES OF AD- F. Leftwich, and reduced improve•
JOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF ments assessm e nt from $30, 100 to
T HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS $20,100 and personal propeny as·
SITTI NG AS A BOARD OF EQUAL· sess ment from ~450~ 00 to $5BO.OO.
44. Upon recomme ndation of the
! ZAT!ON, HELD WEDNESDAY,
JULY 13, 1966
Assessor, granted in pan Applica·
tion
No. 58 of Ed H. Leftwich for
Meeti ng was calle d to orde r at
9: 10 a.m. Present: Supervisors De C harlotte F. Leftwic h, reduc e d im·
provements
assessment from $750.00
Graff Austin, C hairman, Frank A..
Gibson, He nry A.. Boney, Robcn to $'~0.00.
45. Continue d hea ring of Appli·
C . Dent and Roben c. C ozens; a lcations Nos. 60 to 63, incl usive,
so He le n Klec kner, C le rk.
The Board convened as a Board o f of George W. H e ll in g for First
Equa li zation forthe purposeofhcar- Lutheran Developments, Inc. • fo r
. ing applications for e qualization of reductions in land, improve ments,
assessments for the 1966· 67 fiscal and personal property assessments,
to 9 a. m. , Ju!y 27, 1966.
year.
46. Denie d Application No. 64
29. As requested by Applic antthe
Board continued to Monday, July 18, of Warren H. Hamilton for reduc•
1966 a t 3 p.m. Applications Nos. tion in improvements assessme nt.
47. Upo nrecomme ndationofthe
15 to 27, inclusive , file d by Fred
s . Eason for Eason Enterprises, Inc . Assessor, concerning applications
concerning red uctions In land asof Herbert II. Yost, granted Appli·
cation No, 65 and re duced land as•
sessm ents.
30, Upon recommendation oft he :sessment from $25,870 to $21,250.
48. Denied Application No. 67
1 Assessor, granted Application No,
44 of John A, and Doris J. Rose and of Gordon W. Morris for Mildre d
reduced land asse ss m en t from 1Pace for reduction in land assess $27,500 to $24,370.
ment.
31. Denied Application Nos. 45
to 50, inclusive , of Lawrence A. of Gordon W. Morris for Betty J.
Daley and Donald L. Daley for re- Ells for reduc tion in land assess·
ductions In land a ssessme nts,
me nt.
At 12:25 p.m. Supervisor Gibson
SO. Upon recommenda tion ofthe
was excused from the meeti ng.
32.. Uponrecomme ndationofthe Assessor, gra nted in pan Applic a·
Assessorgrant"d In pan Application t!on No. 90 of Richard H. Elliott
No. 52 of Reginald W. and Florence and reduced land assessment from
M. Hu rd and reduced land assess· $1,260.00 to $1, 100.00 and personme nt from $2, 800,00to $2, 250.00. al propeny assessment from $510,00
to $250,00.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Reconvened at 1: 35 P.m. , Super- of Alben B. Mc Millan for reducvisors Gibson, Austin and Cozens lion in land assessment.
being prese nt;Supe rvisorsBoney and At 11:46 a. m. SUpervisor Gibson
was excused from the meeting.
Dent being absent.
33. Uponrecommenclationofthe r 52. Upon recornmendatlonofthe
Assessor. granted Application No. IAssessor, granted Application No.
54 of Roy E. Hallberg for Arthw G. 97 of Anhur F, Reuter, Sr. , and
and Jack A. Linkletter, and reduced reduced improvements assessments
improvements asse ssme nt from from $1,750. 00 to $1,000.00 and
$17,7SOlo $5,250,
personal propeny assessment from
34, Upon recomme ndationofthe $7, 410_00 to $6, 360,00,
Assessor, granted In pan Applica53. UponrecommeodaUonof the
tlon No, 55 of George E. Alvarez Assessor, granted in pan Applica·
for Sullivan Hardwood Lumber C, lion No, 92 of Elmer J. Cornelius,
and reduc"d improvements assess- and reduced land assessment from
m" nt from $69, 240 to $65,650,
$6,000,00 to $5, 000.00.
At 1:37 p.m. Supervisor Boney.
e ntered and took hl.s place on the
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board
Reconvened at 2:20 p.m., SUper35. Upoorecommendationofthe sivors Boney, Austin and Cozens
Assessor, granted Application No. being present; Supervisors Gibson
71 of C. E. Kallal for Sears, Roe· and Dent belng absent.
buck and C o. , and reduc ed im•
54. Upon recorrunendatlonofthe
provemenu =menu and per- Assessorgraoted Appllcatlon No. 84
sooal propeny assessments from of Luella Bowe n, and reduced per$1,223,090 to $1,091,320.
sooal propeny assessmeot from
At 1:52 p.m. Superv isor Dent e n- $260,00 too.
SEAL
- - - -- - - - - - - -
N
Jul y 21, 1966
upon recommen<lation ot the
otice of Trustees' Sa le
~'''· \l44i88
July ~9. 191iti a t 10 a .m. FIRST
AMUIUCAN TIT LE INSURANCE &·
TRUST COMPANY, as Trustce, or
Succt::ssur T rustee or Substituted ·
Trustee, by that ccnain Deed of
Trust executed by Bobbie D. Cantrt! ll and Gladys s. Cantre ll, husba nd and wife , and recorded Octobcr 11, 1962, Scu es No. ~ Book
1962 of Official R<cords of SanDit:go Co unty, Californi<l and pursuant to that certa in Notice of Oe.fault
and Election to Sell there under recorde d March 2~ , 1966, Series No.
7 Book 1906 of Officia l Records of
San Diego County, will under a nd
purs uant 10 sard D"cd of Trust sell
a t Publi c aucrion for cash, lawful
mon"y oft he United States of Ame rica, at the Parking Lot Entrance to
First American Title Insurance and
Trust Company at 4 ll Ivy Street in
the C ity o f San Diego, California ,
all that ri~ht title and inte rest con·
"
veyed to and now he ld by it w1de r
$aid Deed o f Trust in the propeny ·
muate d in said County and State
describ ed as:
Lot 97 of C ARL TON COUNT RY
CLUB HEIGHTS, in the County
of San Die:;o Sta te of California,
according to Map thereof No,
4527, fil" d in the office of the
Co unty Rec order of San Diego
County, April 27, 1960,
Said sale will be made without
cov~ua.m or warranty. express or - - implied , as to title , poss~sion or
e ncumbrances t o sa tisfy the re maill'
ing princ ipal sum due on the note
sec ured by Deed of Trust t o wit,
$18, 026. 83 wirh t nteresr thereon
from January I, 1966, plus late
:ba rges, as provide d in :;aid note to~cther with fees, charges and expenses ofthe Trustee and such other
;urns as may have been advanced
by thtO owner a nd holde r o f said note,
wlth interest, as provided in said
Deed o f Trust.
Dated: June 28, 1906
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
Authorized: G. Roben Grosz
July 7, 14, 2 1, 1966.
NOTIC E OF CANCELATION OF
BULK TRANSFER TO: TH ECREDTORS OF GRACE SEAVER, dba
LAKESIDE FLORIST
You we re notifie d on July 7, 1966,
by a notice in the Town & Country
Ne ws, a newspaper circulated in
the La keside area, of a proposed
t ransfe r In bulk of all or a substan·
rial pan of materials, supplies,
mercha ndise, e quipment, fixtures
a nd inventory located at 9934 Main
St reet, Lakeside, C alifornia, which
Is here by canceled.
The Escrow Holder was Allison·
McCloskey Escrow Company, 1336
Garnet Avenue, San Diego, California 92109.
Date d: July 21, 1966
DOROTHY C. GREEN
Proposed T ra nsferree
July 21, 1966
- - - - - - - - -- - - -
Old-type locks make burglars smile;
cylinder locks make them scowl.
2. Betore gomg on an e xtended vacation, arrange for
your lawn to be cut and ask
neighbors to pick up all the
mail and circulars so your
house has a "live d in" look.
Stop de livery of milk and
newspapers since they are anothe r sure sign, if a llowed to
accumulate, that no one is
home.
3. Don't notify the society
editor of you r local newspaP:.
e r that you are planni ng to
leave on a trip. Te ll the e ditor about your vacation afte r
you 've returne d; it's still news
- and safer for you.
l
You ca n add security to your exterior
doors by installing nightlatche s.
be kept outside, faste n them
securely to the side of the
house or garage with length
of chain and a Yale pintumble r padlock.
7. While t a 1 k i n g to a
strange caller at your door,
always stand in front of the
locking machanism. A fa vorite trick of burglars is to
e ngage a prospect in conve rsation while flicking the
puch buttons below the bolt
of a monise lock. The burglar, who plans to return late r,
hopes that the householder
will not notice that the door
is unlocke d.
8. Make cenain that pintumbler cylinde r locks are on
all exterior doors; a dependable lock like this makes con -•
plete security available to
everyone at a r e asonabl e
price Don't depend on cheap-
The FBI figure s show l25 burgla ries
ta ke place every hour of every day.
ly made locks to protect your
valuables,
9. Keep a record of the
serial numbers and descriptions of all your valuables.
In many cases police can
track down a burglar i f this
is done, as pawnshops and
second- hand deale rs are re quire d by law to file sales repons with the police. Of
course, t he best way to pre·
ve nt be i ng robbed is not t o
keep valuables in your home
at a ll; store them in a safe
de posit box in your bank.
10. Normally, reside ntial
exterior doors should be hung
with the hinges on the i nside.
If for any reason it's necessary
to have such a door open out
with hinges on the outside,
make certai n that they a re of
a type specially constructed
so that the pins cannot be removed by a burglar.
Follow these t ips and you
can make sure that you will
NOT be among the hundreds
of thousands of homeowners
who are vi cti mized by burgl ars to the tune of $200 million a year.
Keep ladders locked up, a nd second
story windows a s securely locked a s
those o n the first floor.
Salesmen lacking proper credentia ls
should be reported to Police.
4, Call police to check on
a ll strange solicitors not car·
rying proper c r e d e nti a l s.
Many thieves pose as salesmen or re pairmen while" casing" an a rea for future lucrative jobs. Never a llow a sal~
man or repairman without
proper c redentials to e nte r
your home.
Exterior w indows as well as doors must
be locked when house is vacant.
DO YOU OPERATE
UNDER A
Acc umulated milk bottles a nd newspape rs te ll bu rglar house is vaca nt.
FICTITIOUS
FIRM NAME?
Play Scheduled
Have you compUecl
With the
Requirements of
The ·Civil Code 7 .
US E
THE
Only yaur own key fig
your pin-tumbler cylinder lock.
5. Make certain that basement and second story windows are just as s ec ur e l y
locked as those on the first
floor, A ne w source of frustration to the burglar is a
Yale key - opera te d window
lock which provides a ddition·
al security against breaking
and e nte ring through windows.
This de vice makes it possible
to lock windows in a partial·
ly open position, thereby permitting ventilation without
sacrificing security.
6. Keep ladders loc ke d up
in the garage, .or if they must
Note in mailbox telling key is hidde n
makes burglar's task ea sy.
The Open Door for Dialogue,
9906 Mai ne St. , Lakeside,
has schedule d a unit of The
Bishop's Company, repenory
theatre ensemble, in a play
Step Down to ·.' ~lory for Sat·
urday, 13 August, .
The play is about the life
of President Woodrow Wilson,
and his struggle and de feat in
seeing his dream of a League
os Nations become a reality.
It involve s, also, the devotion
a nd assisstance of his wife who
became in effect the " first
woman pr esi d ent" of the
United State s.
The Bishop's Company has
grown to four touring units
with a 50 week schedule cove ring the 50 states and Canada
with the fiiSt world tour to be•
gin in the Fall of 1967.

July 21 - Alpine Historical Society

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