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Coin Club Show Sunday Pageant Port Housina Unit 1.11 fi an3 nIr SrntSttcl Thursday, November 7, 1 963 Cleaners Open Branch Office HrV 4. I I i Willi rails To Draw Poor People 3 An attempt to get the opin I i iuiiililt ions of poor people on the types r( l-inntiiifi fhnv Ihpmsplves 1 4f think they need failed to bring persons out to a meeting of a county housing committee The Santa Cruz Planning Commission flow in the face of Mavor Raymond Goodrich last night and recommended that advertising searchlights continue to bo allowed in the city. Goodrich has a strong personal distaste for the lights, and has charged they "clutter up" the Santa Cruz sky. Ho had asked the planners to study the nnssihilitv of amending the city's sign ordinance to oar thofi 4 ft i fJt i'i 1 icrVil; lasi nignt. The county Low-Income Housing Committee was scheduled to meet to hear the statements of low-income groups, but the meeting was cancelled when no such groups showed up.

County staff members said the type of publicity arranged tor the meeting was wrong. "The usual approach just does not work," they said. Instead, persons on the committee associated with minority groups will try to contact persons and a later meeting will be arranged. Members of the committee must report to county supervisors by the end of the year. However, they said last night they do not want to consider staff recommendations until hearing from poor people.

fit' st1 I hi JWrt Vv ff 1 1 lit, ffMf fit Xv The Santa Cruz Coin Club The commission decided last night to amend the ordinance, all right, but only to specifically spell out that the lights are allowed as a temporary use. The ordinance currently makes no mention of the lights one way or the other. Planners expressed the opinion that the original intent of the ordinance was to allow the lights, and that they weren't very objectionable in the first John Caldwell, 29, an employe of Watkins-Johnson Company, has been appointed to the Miss California Pageant board, representing the Santa Cruz Junior Chamber of Commerce. Caldwell, of 311 Ocean View Avenue, was graduated from San Jose State College in February with a degree in business. Single, he has resided in this area for five years.

The Jaycees furnish manpower to the pageant. will sponsor a special exhibit Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at The Riverside. Admission is free.

One of the exhibitors will be Cherylann Hubbell, 12, who will show her complete set of Canadian small cents. She comes from a collecting family. Her father, Vernon, is currently president of the club, and her mother, Carolyn, is corresponding (Advertisement) Loose Dentures Shorten Plate Life PHOENIX, Ariz. It has been re. ported that years of denture life can be lost due to loose dentures which slip and slide causing wear and breakage of plates.

A new denture adhesive powder has been developed to counteract this slippage called Super-Dent. slip formula" has a base which so closely resembles the fcetaad action of real teeth that users are callingit "foolproof Super-Dent is already available in limited supply at Longs Drug place. have opened a branch clean- tures drive-up service, easy ers in the 41st Avenue Circle accessibility and free Scotch-Center at 2201 41st Avenue, guard service with each dry Capitola. The business fea- cleaning order. Goodrich this morning otf-cred no comment on the decision.

The city council must now decide whether to follow the planners' recommendation to amend the law. Other items to come before the commission included: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Remiss, owners of Del Mar Cleaners in the Rancho del Mar shopping center in Aptos, If in danger in the open, away from rock crevices, lobsters flip their tails violently and shoot backward as a result. Solar System Seminar Set At Cabrillo Post 64 Wins Fish Award Two Accident Suits On File Superior Court civil actions trict meeting Sunday at Brook- dale.

The post made final prepara have been filed as the result of tions for its Vietnam night. American Legion Post 64 has received the Department of California's James Fish Americanism award, presented at the Monday night meeting. The award to the post's Americanism committee was announced formally at a 28th Dis- Blake Manor Sale Imminent Sale of Blake Hammond Manor, a home for the mentally and physically handicapped in Ben Lomond, is reported imminent. The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society of South Dakota has won a county decision it would need no use permit to use the manor as a home for disadvantaged boys. This manor is locted off Highway 9.

A decision by the county counsel's office ruled the proposed use for the manor would be substantially the same as its present use, and no county permit is necessary. Several Ben Lomond residents had asked for a county hearing, fearing young delinquents would be housed there. The scheduled November 18 at the Veterans Memorial building. Fifty veterans from Santa Cruz injuries received in two Wat-sonville area traffic accidents. Clarence Hermle has filed suit in the name of his daughter, Nancy Anne Hermle, 18.

The action holds that she was injured on August 2 while rid PARKING LOT H. Kaufman was granted a use permit to establish a parking lot for a proposed restaurant at Bay and Mission streets. REHABILITATION CENTER E. Marie White received a use permit to establish a rehabilitation center for disturbed young adults at 1725 Soquel Drive. SITE SUPERVISION Robert Vestal was given approval to construct a single-family residence in a site supervision area at 1322 River Street.

APARTMENTS Alumni Investors was granted density re Cabrillo College will offer a Monday evening "Beyond the Solar System" seminar beginning November 18. The seminar will meet four consecutive Monday nights in room 456 of the forum building from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Cabrillo astronomy instructor II. P. Zielcr will discuss the sun in relation to other stars, the galaxies, life elsewhere in the universe and man's place in it.

Registration fee is $10. For further information call the college community services office, 4'75-6000. ing in an automobile on the have been invited. Post 64 also completed plans for Veterans Day. The Post will furnish its color guard for the annual downtown Christmas parade November 23.

The Rev. Eugene Dawson spoke at the meeting about his drug abuse center. freeway near Green Valley Ex tension, Marion Carson Lind say is named defendant as driv er of the other vehicle. The suit seeks $200,000 gen NOTICE CITY AND COUNTY TAXES DUE 1st Installment due Nov. 1, 1968: Delinquent Dec.

10, 1968, 5 P.M.; then 6 added. 2nd installment due Feb. 1, 1969: Delinquent April 10, 1969, 5 P.M.; then 6 added plus a charge of $3.00 on each parcel hav-ing a separate value on the tax rolls. If you acquired property after the lien date, March 1, 1968, and are now the legal owner and have not received a tax bill for the property by November 10, 1968, please contact this office. Bring your STATEMENTS when you make your payment or mail them to the Santa Cruz Office with your remittance.

Make payments to James A. Kennedy, County Tax Collector, Governmental Center, Santa Cruz, California. Payment by mail will be appreciated. Total taxes for the year 1968-69 may be paid when the first installment is due. JAMES A.

KENNEDY Tax Collector of Santa Cruz County Santa Cruz, California Sentinel News Publish Oct. 31, Nov. 7 eral damages and undetermined BEREAVEMENT IS NEVER view approval for the construction of a five-unit apartment Safe Burglars Also Working iGood Samaritan Society says no house on Riverside Avenue. amounts for medical and related expenses. Jimmy Toriumi has filed suit in the name of his son, Glenn S.

Toriumi, 20. "EXPECTED" By W. H. White A loved one delinquents are involved, and most of the boys housed there would be from broken homes. San Jose Area The suit holds that Toriumi Santa Cruz is being hit by was injured on December 29 of last year when the automo safe burglars who are working in San Jose and Los Gatos.

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Schirrman concluded that hotels were too expensive for many of his students who would like to explore the countryside and he persuaded fellow teachers to put mattresses in classrooms during the summer holidays. He opened the first youth hostel in an old castle in 1910 and by 1914 there were 200 hostels in Germany. passing of that loved one is always a shock The thieves have hit businesses, churches and private homes. nue. The suit seeks $50,000 general damages and undetermined special damages.

John Matsumoto is named defendant as driver of the automobile and George Matsumoto as owner of the vehicle. to the family "We need citizen support," always finds Sgt. Mashtare said. He recommended leaving lit them emotionally unprepared, often financially unready, tie money in safes and that the It has been our privilege safes be left unlocked. over many years, to cushion "If you're going to keep such shock for the bereaved of this locality II minimum amount of money on hand, leave the safe unlocked to avoid 'damage to a safe worth several hundred dol 3 By understanding and tend Win at Bridge Forcing Bid Produces Slam erness in our care of their lars," he stated.

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