Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 7

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MAY 'Hi. VJM paces seven to tkn STATE PENSIONS LIBERALIZED 00 00 90 00 00 00 00 What Chamber of Commerce Has Done, Plans to Do now iik; ohskkvatoky win, mow DEfJT CAT ON New President Dreinvun Visions Program During 1937 of Local Boost Body TIT OR. MNOiLL TO NOV BRIGHTON QUIT AS COUNTf CCC CAMP WILL HEALTH OFFICER GtCIItl I 'as I rii'sidcnt if ford I I iff" ml I Will Ito 0H't-ult'd. Iloufver, ii i ft "i 1 I 'roni The White- house Camp The New nticjitun CCC ramp at! Capitoli' will lw npeialed dill mi; the ni vl few iiintilhs us a side camp (mm the U'luli hotl camp ill Cali- Iiiiiii.i Kidwood it. ite paik, iiccord- ilia to .1 yestcrdiiy fiom the olfice of the lia-, lioii.il p.

ok ivii ill San l. C'i. iiihIi I jut i da ion the two i i I' npi i .1 1 'I In- 'lUiililinil lamp h.c. Ihi'II v. ait dtiiuii: the p.isl winter, bull w.cs i upii'd on May 15 by iibntil 'X ollees fmiii the New III Kifty men were tamed at New Hiii'liton to carry on the woik I 'jiit theic, hut admiiiistialive Ilea lipi.irlers will Im- iit Whitehouse Paadk is project ul iit Whilehoii.se and will have ch.ilj.e of liulh camps upon the in the near futuie nf Jay P.

I v.soii. New Biiuhton projis to hi.s new ii.ssi;nir,enl in a camp iit tii.int Captain Fred C. McF.uland has movnl his In adipiai In ti V.I'iteliou,e anil coiititiiles as of I In- camp life iit both New Ilright- and Whitehouse. 'ft This sketch how thr world's larjrst astronomical ulisrrva-tory Mill look whrn II is cuinplcled on I'alomar mountain nrar San IHprh. rxrept fur the installation of thr L'OU-inrh mirror.

The rubilmn dump will he mounted next infer, and the rotating machinery anil electriral eqiiipiueiit in the following sprintc. Echoes of An Early Time Development in Boulder Creek Region Arise in Suit i When the New Brighton CCC camp was established in the ot I I Mil the group of state coin-i prising New Brighton, Scachff. Sun- Jsct and rj.ilur il Budges were unde-Wlopeil iileas. At that time the Caliloinia division of paiks, co-op- li S. TODAY 2(10 Expected At Con vni tion That Opens Today A In all 2(10 officers will assemble in S.itil.1 Cruz today iit tlx- opening of tlw four-day convention nf tin California division of tlio Intorna-1 1 i A fr Identification will Minister in tin' audi-lolium Casa ili'l Rcy this hinrn- 1 1 1 j.

At 2 in. tin' -oiiV4Mil will Ih' railed to order ly President A Sll.ilc. 1 1 I illtotidelil of till- bureau of id' lit if (II. ifl's iifllrt'. Invocation will Ik- delivered bv Rev.

Ib-licr M.iIhmkI, pastor uf tin- Cuhgivg.itmn.il church. Mayor C. I) Iluikli' will deliver the address nf welcome Tin- public is invited to attend MS-sillHS. Thiirntnn Edwards. Sai.tn Paula chief of police, will discuss "The Small Police Dcpar'metit iind Its Co-ordination With Metropolitan P-lice Departments" at the t-vi-nitiR f.oK.sion beginning 7 :10.

At 8:30 "Preparation and Presentation Evidence in Criminal Civs" will bo discussed hv Il.irry II. Caldwell, inspector (retired), Oakland police lintiil. Committees fur the convention follow: Liidies' committee Mrs. Ix-ona Gevcr. chairman; Mis.

Al. Huntsman, Mrs. A. II. flolf, Mrs.

George Cavali.igh. Mis. W. A. Mis.

Lenore Krupn. Mis. Ed "Jackson. Mrs. li J.

Ogle. Mrs. V. E. 1 Hildebriiiul, Mrs.

Hoy Churchill. Mrs. F. Rountrco. Mi.

A. W. Crousc. Mrs. R.

C.irney. I Exhihit-Tom R. McGafl. chairman, police dcjtartmcnt. Whittier; IJ.irt Srhradcr Jr.

Arbuckle; Ivan E. Hitt, Stni kton; Elmer VV. Geyer. Santa Cruz. Pecrptiou committee Al.

Hunts- man. chief of police, Santa Cruz; A. If. Ruff, police commissioner, Santa Cruz; Elmer W. Oyer, inspector, Santa Cruz; A.

W. roust, inspector, Santa Ciu; J. R. Devitt, sheriff, Santa Ciuz; Donald Younger, police jude. Santa Cruz.

Entertainment committee Al. Huntsman. Elmer W. Geyer. Barney A.

Gurnettf, manager Del Mar and Santa Cruz, theatres, and Santa Cruz Seaside company, Simla I Program committee Carl J. WaJ- lace, chairman, Ventura; Francis X. La Tulipe. San Francisco; Wm. Ilil-dchrund, Los Angeles.

Shirley Newman Gets Scholarship From U. Board Shirley Newman, Santa Cruz high school senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newman, has been awarded a $225 scholarship by the University of California, it was learned yesterday. The award was made on the basis of her excellent scholastic rating.

She will be graduated from the local high school in June. FOR FINAL DECREE Affidavit of final decree of divorce was filed yesterday in superior court in the case of Anitabel LeMoor, against Lawrence Raymond Le Moor. Interlocutory decree was granted on November 8, 1935. Tells of Future vtf1 1A s.v','",A.'. i.j.

-fa Itny Uii'iniMit. president of the Simla Oily. hamher of iiniiiirn c. ulio M'i's a Kii'at fill in ahead for the t'ilv anil Iraki's some rerom-. inciiilulions.

oullt Hci mim, May 25 The Mt Ilermon aniiiial picnic will be held on Memorial Day. May SI. Tins is held yearly and under the auspices of the Mt. Ilermon Women's Auxiliary. The picnic dinner will feature a hut-dish al! adies of thr association to bring hot i the iissociiitii.il fur-.

The dinner will be large new porch just dishes, whil' nishes coffci held on the noririiig completion, al the dining room of the association. The arrangements for the serving of the dinner tiro very well planned, each individual table under the management of a lady resident of the association. The auxiliary president is Mrs. Robert T. Sutherland.

A very delightful program has-been planned for (he occasion. Al 11 o'clock special music will be given by the San Jose choir under the leadership of Homer Pugh. The guest speaker for the occasion will be Dr. F. W.

Russell, executive secretary, who will delive; a short commemorative address, Much merriment is bring arranged by the women of the auxiliary, to be held around the picnic tables. Any person desiring to attend the picnic and hear the choir sing and the address by Dr. Russell is re- quested to brin; hoi dish. TO ESTABLISH DEATH Jacques Isaac Aboudara and Eliza-belh Aboudara, yesterday, represented by Attorney J. L.

Johnston filed a petition to establish the death of Patrick J. Callahan, whose death affects certain real property on Ocean street. Patrick Callahan died August 2(i, 1904. The Sentinel Classified For Resulls Ads hM fez- mmm dipaiip i I HlilBUnL I lUIIIU i enn my qict I IJ'I lilHI ii id I i i mmm predeccssor of the Southern Pacific company, which latter utility last conducted the road opi-tating in the Boulder Creek area. Tlw former Sun Lorenzo Flume and Transportation company operated a flume from above Boulder Creek a.

id over the proerty now in depute southerly along the general line of the later railroad right of way to Feltoit, then- connecting with Ihe railroad leading to Santa Cruz. This flume caiiicd redwood lies and small lumber from and out ol the entire Boulder Creek lumbering district. W. PJ. PROJECTS 51 WPA projects in the Soque! supervisorial district will be under public Inspection hsixt Thursday.

Yesterday Supervisor George Morgan issued an invitation to all interested persons to make a tour of the projecls. The tour will start in botiuel Ihurxday allernoon clock. it 2 Under inspection will be the sewer and outfall project, drainage and soil erosion projects ill Day valley, Valencia bridge, the OQUEL AREA OPEN THURSDAY II I Many Amendments Make Measure More Acceptable Sacramento. May 25 (U PI passage nf the Ilornblower bill lib-! i rallying the California old aye pen-, t.ion act was ihe oulstanding action of the lrgLslaluie today as the M-lliiU I i and assembly dcpon-d of nearly 2W me isuivs. The bill Was si lit I i the assembly (r ciiiu ui relief in technical amend-1 after (lull ill ihe by uiiaiuiii'iuis vote, iind probtthl) will go to (he governor tomorrow.

Under its terms, aid nmy be ex-1 tended to i rs'ins who have attained! the age of ti.) years, are citizens of United Slates and have resided! in California for at least five years! immediately prior to application. The purpose of determining the age of applicants, certificates of birth, baptism and records of marriage license or registration ns voids will be accepted. Other proof acceptable includes entries in a fam ily Bible, returns of the United States I census taken at least five years fore application, or the affidavit of al reputable person. Pensioners will receive VJ. per moi i tli and be allowed additional in-1 come up lo $15 monthly.

No deduc tions will be made for free rent, gifts I or other contributions. Provision it. made for inerea: ing the allotment I whenever the federal government! increases its contribution to the aged But in no event will aid exceed $40 1 per mouth. ersons granted aid will he per- I milled to possess real property to I the assessed value of $3000 and per- I son.d properly worth $500, and pro- vi.aon is made lor releasing liens I previously given bv pensioners to I conform to eligibility requirements I of the existing law. The bill specifies that anyone fe ci iving old age assistance sjiall not I le deemed a pauper because of that I fact and warrants drawn in payment I of the pension will contain no refer ence to indigency.

FILES ANNUAL ACCOUNT First and final account was filed! yesterday in superior court by Jose- phiiiL' Coidcs Phillips, represented I by Attorney Donald Younger, in the I estate of William Alfred Phillips, deceased. Appraised value of the estate was $18,297.50. Total value accounted for, $17,419. rock quarry back of the Monterey Bay Lumber company, the old San! Jose road. The tour will end all Woodwardia about 5:30.

We welcome any person inter ested in seeing the improvements in I this district," said Morgan. R. G. Stevenson, WPA adminis trator lor the county, will accom-1 pany the lour. FREE PICK-IT AND DELIVERY SERVICE I'hone 150!) I I I "AT fr v' Tntt Tills Of Yt'iu's Atcoiiiplisliiiu'iiis I An iiilutioii- ir I W.I Olltlllllll III .1 till ny I icsulcn; the IViiupiet ol the Chamli.

i Cniiiiiieice niuhl in the Tlocadoiii room t'asj del His lecomiiwiid.iticin it the yi ar I. Yoiii liiiiii: iie id' Ol. (1 Tioyer, hi'. ImIm is h.ive in iXielleiit wolk diliini' th i II ill i' i urn. i help lull illold pel w.

ld 1 1 oi i v. liele lin have I. II off lie ul I In' 1 1 -1 I f.iiiii'l.ili.in ii vvill in in.iiiv i a'l I i I'm. Oil the nihi ti.if ill. Im i lui inli Ii In pi el iiiui lion i.m i nf it Will ki ep the new lio.ud of ihifflois, iiicliu'iiie.

myself. Timn- thiol luisy to live up to cxpect.ilioie.. Ilowi v.e mil or we 11 ill- so we to r.i'ow. A i oininutii'v is judged 111 a ineasiiie hy it til. In of cuiii-inei ee iind what II iici he (or the of it people II what is chamlx of coin-tiii-rce? hut a Uloiip ol imllllc-vpil iled Clticns Landed ti nether fur their coiumoti And' the vtiei.eth of a chain is un a' -1 uied by its weakest link, so our n.

ii, id. i.i.mls l. i individual members, and on their ability to work as a "team" for the Ijesi mleic if Santa Cm aim ny jwinri v. ruz I mean not nn c-1 1., Im.i rnd nf our rnunty. Co-opeialioii is no longer to be Hgarded sentiment.

It is an solute i cononuc tioicfsity I liere-i fore in lisiim, our objectives for the coming year you will note I have put unity first. Mme than an thing el. this comniuiiil (and i veiy community for th.it maitei nerds to put into pi ac; ice 'he ii in-ciple of civic harmony. II we all woik unitedly together, fori.v'img all the dead and meaningle divisions of the last, we can easily accomplish every thing we set out to do. This can be dune only vriih your help and that of every other mem- I.

rr, iind all ol our business and jiio-I lesstonai interests should ol coin interests should ol be members of our chamln -r of commerce. In fact, to carry nil our full program for the coming year we must not only materially increase our membership, but we must increase some ol our smaller sub-scrijitions to amount'; more nearly commensurate with our new budget and the returns thai will accrue therefrom to our individual members. But even this will not be sufficient to finance the advertising program we have set as one of our major goals for 11)37 and 1338. We must receive a considerably greater amount of financial from the city government of Sarta Cruz if we are to give Santa Cruz a real and adequate advertising and publicity campaign, carefully designed to bring many thousands of additional visitors to our community during the coming twelve months, i I know you folks appreciate what it means to Santa Lruz to have a live chamber of commerce such as we now possess. I know vou want it to continue to be a living, grow- ing and going concern.

So it is with a high degree of confidence! that I tell you that I expect to con- tinue to receive your active co- I operation, both in man power audi money, during the coming year. With your help it can indeed be a I year of peace, progress and prosper-! ity for our entire community. Major Objectives I 1. Civic unity We shall foster a spirit of real harmony and co-operation of all our citizens for the good i of the community as a whole, giv-1 ing fair and equal consideration to. each individual, business interest and group.

2. A real advertising program We shall use every effort to secure ad- jditional advertising funds from tliej i city government for the following! I urgently needed items: 1 i (a) Reprint of larce pictor- 1 ial folder TOO I (b) New small folder (suitable for enclosure with members' nnil) 500 i (c) Three new I 1. Califa; 2. South of i 1 i i I I i i i i Also Ut'siuns As Officinl I'mmly riiy- siciaii Mr Samuel II Pmidall has filed tesiitiialion as county physicii'ti ml he.ihh i.fliccr with tin P.inta Cm (utility board of K.ilvei vi'H It. I in ill it capacity fi or III X.

pnv.ite de it iliffinill to ii. nil pliv in. in. In tie I i.il.l A in 1 1 vv ill Ik II pl (lis? 1,. I'olilllllle il told nallic II ill.

i ,1 I Jolv I ol the I. I l.niil d. aiiliolllici Mis P.i- pitliill, te i and a iiieiulicr of the hospital commit loo, ii that the eoiumitlee Ii. di i idi to en. pi.

iy a physician to spi nd full-time on the job at the 10 inly hospital. Incicasii't'. drill.uids for medical cap' iit the lnispitl and the con-I tinned urowth of the county have made it 111 ecv-ary to have a county phv.siciati iind health officer who can jiive lull lime to Ins duties. mi id Mis Par turn. The comiiiiltee nil decided said Dr.

Handall's she Appointment will lie made nut ban July 1. l.iii Salinas; On new Simeon load Rack service for fold- eis Reprints. Events Folder. Rejniot. Pacts Folder Side-i'ip Folders Lai i e-cnpy newspaper and ladio ni i i 1 1 1.

1 Kpcri.il while! travel jiroioolioii (e) (I) ill) 100 IIHI I Off Total Publicity -Out of ini reii.ed and rial new ship funds, in co-opi liii ion with the Hotel and Restaurant Associal ion, we hope to set up a real news bureau to photos, cuts, mats, and ariirlcs In lu.UL'M I ii l's iitwl til an xlent 'Santa Cruz, thus meeting petition of Yosemite, the Redwood Empire, Del Monti-, Southern fornia and other resort areas. Cali- We also hope to undertake iitib- isome unusual motion pieluri licily, details of which will be an-j nounced soon. Transportation We have jusl ef-j fected an agreement with the Southern Pacific company whereby 'hey promised major improvements mi their Santa Cruz-Los Gains line which will enable them to route Pullmans and secial (rains via 'Santa Cruz depot, and a heller bus connection with the Daylight Liini- teds. We shall continue to guard i jthe interests of Santa Cruz most' carefully in this regard. 5.

Merchants' protective commit- i tee We have set up a system of in- I vest i ing advertising and other solicitations that should save our' members several times the amount of their dues a year, provided they refer such propositions to our oft ice. fi. Prolonging averatte lem'ih of' stay per visitor In connection with lour "Courtesy School" we will pub- I lish special (older on the various sidc-trijiS to be taken in our vicinity. Its proper use will definitely in- crease the average length ol time each "guest" spends in Santa Cruz. 7.

Fiesta We are entering a float in the Golden Gate bridge fiesta iind making a special, thorough distribution of our literature in San Francisco and Oakland during fiesta (Continued on Page fi) ANNOUNCEMENT TO OUR PATRONS Our Retail Store is now open every night until 10 o'clock. Beach Citv Creamery IS2 Front near SiMpiel Ave. Plume 'dating with the national iark sei -I vice through the CCC program, in-I iiugill iiled a program of drvc lopniriit in (hi group ol p.n k.s thai is now I Hearing completion. Through coti'lructioii accomplish ed by the lucy crews of CCC adn.inisii.itive center for the group of state parks has been buill iit Seacliff b'iii consisting of a cottage and garai'i" for the warden, who will have charge of the parks, a public picnic and campground de-vel opmetil, necessary water and sewage systems, beach development, roads, parking areas, a halbhou.se iind a sea wall. Al Natural Bridges beach, known also as Bwantons uracil, picnic tan les.

fireplaces, comfort stations, a1 water system, foot trails and beach improvements have been completed. The program New Brighton beach includes a water system, incinerator, comfort stations, bridges, roads and I rails, beach improvement, planting of hi es and shrubs, and the development of parking areas and view points. At Sunset, head) state park the development program includes roads, a sewage system, a picnic area and beach improvement. Simla Cruz, the focal point from which this group of parks may le approached, has long been one of the he.it known recreation spots in California. The development of the state-owned beaches near Santa Cruz, is an important step forward.

Much credit has been given the civilian conservation corps for the work (hat is being done toward the development for proper recreational use and the conservation of the native values in these park areas. "The entire membership of the New Brighton camp has enjoyed a period of activity in this community," Jay R. Tyson, project superintendent. said vesfpi-dnv "We wish to evoress ur tf) tho merchants (tilI pTOple maMV Property Owners Claim Title To Railroad And Hume Holdings hoi of the oaily time develop-t and settlement of the -k inea in use yesteul.iy i.fti r- ft. noon C'i uz uilh the tiling in the rs.inta (-utility superior court by E.

Lorraine Goslaw, W. and Woehl, piopcrly owners in the mountain community, of a quiet lill" complaint, represented by toineys Rillenhou.se RiltenlioUse ami Beit B. Snyder of this city, against Giuseppe M. Lucatelli. nio Roll'o, Fi-ltoti and Pescadeio Railroad company.

South Pacific Coast Railway lompany, City Bank. Farmers Tiusl company and others. The complaint consists of several causes of action which involve cense, adverse iiossession, and im plied grant, and ihe property concerned con.si.sls of ixirUoii of (Inlands held for many years consecutively by the deefudants named, as part of Ihe railroad properlies and grounds lying easterly from and immediately adjoining the main business seel ion of Boulder Creek. Since the lav pertaining to the use of property by public utility owners in- i lor i .1,1 of adverse possession Irom that on- ri lainiOK in me case oi oioioaiy Jiil-vale ownershij), and since the area compi a long used roadway now I claimed as building lots and home sites included in a present sitbdi- vision, the entire litigation gives promise of widespread interest. The Felt on and Pescadeio Rail-load company was organized many ycaia ago and was engaged in ((perilling between Felton and a wharf on Ihe Santa Ciuz beach.

The South Pacific Railway is the immediate courtesies that have been extended to lis. I feel sure that (hose remaining in the side camp at New Brighton will mage every effort to finish the work Marled there in their usual workmanlike and competent manner." rnoNi: mi Keep your RUOS Looking CLEAN and BRIGHT With Our Special STFAM SHAMPOO 14TAMV VW WW We're Mow flevlsig till UUJUU Vi HI- send us their most expensive orienfuls or domestic rugs, for we employ only FUN AiII FACTS The popularity of the automobile has nut lessened Ihc altie ol "horse sense" in the least. liiiined men and above all, your rugs are insured fire and theft, while in our care. I'hone lfiOO and representative will cull and give you estimate You are under no obligation whatsoever. Into Our New Location ttFXT TO ItEh MA It TIIFATI6I-: OPENING SPECIALS A I5i? Surprise Awaits tlie .11 NL BRIDi: For your home inside or out use MUlllMIY lll-GKAIH TAINTS VARNISHES ENAMELS OURS IS THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF WALLPAPERS IN SANTA CRUZ.

Painters Supply Store 15 Siiqucl Ave. "The House oi Phone 117 IJ Dry Cleaning PACIFIC AVE. lift Front St..