Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 59

Support Plea for Market In Cfiatswortti Residents in the Chatsworth area apparently are concerned long treks to the market and some of them are trjtag to do something about it. Sixteen persons appeared at a Planning Commission hearing Tuesday to support an application by Robert R. Lombard! requesting the present A-2 agricultural zone -(two: acre lot area) be changed to the C-2 commercial zone and to the automobile parking zone on an l9-acre irregularly shaped parcel of land. Parcel Described is on the northeast corner of Nordhoff Sti and Topanga Canyon Bh d. having frontages of 1582 feet on Topanga Canyon Blvd.

and 282 feet on Nordhoff SL The C-2 zone is requested on an L-shaped portion having a frontage of 280 feet on To- Canyon Blvd. beginning 200 feet south of the north line of the subject property to a depth of 535 feet, and a strip 205 feet in width located 65 feet west of the east line of the parcel extending southerly California Rodeo at 6 Offers 'Champ' Contestants Never la memory of the board of directors of the Call fornia Rodeo has thwe WONT BE SIDETRACKED--Mark Bryggman is only two and a half years old, but already knows that A true cowboy loves only bis horse. So for the moment pretty Barbara Sorenson must go lossless, but hopes for better luck sometime during California Rodeo running today through Sunday at Salinas, entry list of the caliber signed up for this year's rodeo at Salinas opening today and continuing through Sunday. Not only van Guy Weeks of Abilene, who is current ly leading for the 1958 all a championship, be among the 329 cowboy contestants but also the leaders in five of the six individual arena events. They are: Jim present world all-around champion from Henryetta, bareback bronc riding; George Menkenmaier of Burns, TOHrHo Quattf of Oklahoma efty, OklT, bull riding; Glen Franklin of House, N.M..

calf roping; Dale Smith of Central, team roping. Steer wrestling is the sixth event and among the "entries champion bareback riding title in 4954, 1935 and 1956 was leading when eui injury forced him out of com petition in 1957. Ward has been among the top ten standings of the nation's cowboys for many years. A superb track show is held at the California Rodeo simultaneously with the arena events with thoroughbred races, seventeen horse show classes, the pick of America's trick riders and ropers, liberty and dressage horses, close-up comedy bull-fighting by the cowboy clowns, and other outstanding specialty acts. Talk Slated on 'Illinois Legend' at State Picnic Exhibit at Arts Center Paintings by Gordon Wagner are now on exhibit at the Valley Center of Arts, 15625 Sherman Way, Van Nuys.

A reception to meet the artist will be held Sunday at 2 pjn. Wagner's work has been shown in museums throughout the United States, and has won numerous awards. Local Recent prizes include first purchase prize award at last year's All-City Art Festival at Barnsdall Park and awards from Metropolitan Life and Scripps Institute. Thursdoy, July 17, NFWS--IS ODDS ENDS He has had 22 one-man shows at galleries across the country, and is represented in over 50 private collections. Of particular interest have been paintings of local beaches, and paintings which he made 'during a two-year stay Atty.

Lin Price of Los An- on a Navajo reservation, ob- les will speak Saturdav on (serving and studying their to a point 170 feet north of Nordhoff St. The zone Is requested oh the balance. Cites Advantages Norman N. Mamey of 3981 'Wilsbire Los Angeles, represented Lombard! and said: "This property is halfway between Chatsworth and Canoga Park and there is no commercial development in the area. Such development would be highly beneficial to residents.

They would have markets, variety stores and others. "Chatsworth Chamber of Commerce supports this application. The proposed development will enhance property values in all directions," Mamey asserted. Market Planned Lombard! spoke briefly, saying Fox Markets had contacted hinvand was- prepared to put a supermarket in the area. Alfred Skluth- of Gardena said he represented Fox Markets and that his.

company plans to proceed with a 40.000 foot store if the zoning is approved. Skluth told City Planner Don Wayman the total space to be taken by Fox Markets would be four and one-half to five acres. Others supporting the measure pointed out the "great distance" to shopping centers. Registers Opposition Only opposition registered came from J. P.

Butler of 10500 Santa Susana Blvd. Butler claimed the rezoning application was a "well planned program to start a town where there is none." He said there is "substantial property available in the heart of Chatsworth for such a development." Butler charged the rezoning would "cut the town of Chatsworth to pieces Presiding officer Waymari said the Planning Commission decision would be given July 31. Religious Science Church Inaugurates Prayer Group The of Religious Science, North Hollywood-Van Xuys, has inaugurated a pray-; cr therapy group at 8 p.m. in the clubhouse, 11156 Wedding- 1 ton Hollywood. Group will be under the guidance of Walter Mayo, metaphysical teacher in praytr therapy techniques.

Assisted Aircraft lyiayo was introduced to Religious Science many years ago by Adele Rogers St Johns and after hearing and studying under' Ernest Holmes he became interested a has since devoted his life as a practitioner. While industrial personnel counselor with one of the a aircraft companies, Mayo began experiments several years ago in "emotional first aid stations'" where em- ployes overcome physical and emotiopal problems. Through this field he was one of the originators of Chaplains of Industry. Made In March, 1957 he found an identical a a to his therapy in the book "Prayer Can Change Your Life" written by Dr. William R.

Parker and Elaine St. Johns and as Dr. Parker was, at this time, conducting-experiments at the University of the two-joined forces and prayer therapy groups for the public were established. Individuals joining this new gfoup will be given psychological tests which will be sent to Dr. Parker at the University of Redlands for evaluation.

Members will be rechecked periodically to provide 'scientific appraisement of their progress. are Harley May. Oakdale, fcege nr of Illinois'' at'ceremonies and legends. president of the Rodeo Cow- hoys Association, and Ross Dollarhide. Burbank.

both for- the 52nd annual summer pic-! nic of the Illinois State So-' cietv of Lons Beach, in Bixby, mer world's champion ark Long Ceach. wrestlers. Judging the arena events in which an estimated $45.000 in purses and entry fees will be at stake will be Eddie Akridge, i a and BH1 Ward, Angels Camp. Akridge won the world's Hazel president announced a musical' program by the Long Beach Youth' Concert Band will begin at 1 o'clock. David B.

Livingstone, past president, will introduce the speaker. The public is invited. Teaches Class Here He is currently exhibiting with the American Federation of Arts in a traveling exhibition called "Paintings of the Corcoran." Wagner teaches a Wednesday evening painting class for the Valley Center of Arts. The exhibition will continue through Aug. 4.

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