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If We Get Out Here, Remind Me To Shave My Beard! Page 8 SOUTH PASADENA REVIEW City of South Pasadena, Calif. Monday, November 1, 1965 THE LEADER I KNOW YOU FELLOWS ARE ANtflOUS TO GET Tb CAMP- but WE HAVE A WHOLE WEEK-END AHEAP ANP DON'T WANT YOU to WEAR Yourself poWN this first PAY. WE HAVE ANOTHER MILE TO GO, SO I INSIST You TAKE OFF YOUR PACKS ANP TAKE A REST tomorrow. You'll be slap we Took 3 Generations of Funeral Counseling and Community Service Well, were a one-car family again! LEGAL NOTICES 415 East Orange Grove Pasadena SY 3-3159 9517 NOTICK TO CKKDITOKS No NE I Superior Court of the State of California, for the County of Los Angeles. In the Matter of the Estate of DONALD W.

CA SSI aka DONALD WILLIAM Deceased. Notice is hereby given to creditors having claims against the said decedent to file said claims in the office of the clerk of the aforesaid eourt or to present them to the undersigned at the office of 5NYDFR, ONKIL HANCOCK, 1124 Fair Oaks in the City of South Pasadena, in the aforesaid County which latter office is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to said estate. Such claims with the necessa'ry vouchers must be filed or presented as aforesaid within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated October 6, 1965. IRMA VIOLETTE CASSIN Fxeeulrix of the will of said decedent.

Snyder, O'Neil Hancock Attorney s-at-I aw 112 4 Fair Oaks Ave. South Pasadena, ChIiL 799-7159 (Pub. Oct. 11, IS, 25; Nov. 1, 1965) "Fingertip" Guide to BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY Bit of History Recalled In New-Old Community Wi 7 'V PETROiT NEWS -BGll A AC CLUR eric Apear, introduced his first (11 p.m., 1 a.m.

or 3 a.m.) and edition of the diroct-from-Paris i Pay n0 cover or minimum CERTIFICATE OF BCSINKSS I ICTITIOl NAME The undersigned do certify they are conducting a business at 715 Garfield 1 South Pasadena, California, under the fictitious firm name of SHCR-TUCII MANUFACTURING COMPANY and that said firm is composed of the following person(s), whose name(s), in full and place(s) of residence are as follows: William A. Galbraith, 715 Garfield South Calif. Elmo Vaughan, 3640 N. Denton, San Gabriel, Calif. Dated October 8, 1965.

(Signature) WILLIAM A. GALBRAITH ELMO VAUGHAN State of California, Los Angeles County: On October 8, 1965, before me. a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared William A. Galbraith and Elmo Vaughan, known to me to be the person(s) whose name(s) are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged they executed the same. (SEAL) RUTH S.

HOLLOWAY Notary Public My Commission Expires Sept. 23, 1968. (Pub. Oct. 18, 25; Nov.

1, 8, 1965) The pages of history are being turned back in Williamsburg Village, a community of retirement and family homes inspired by the restoration of Colonial -Williamsburg in Virginia and being erected in the hills of Sussex County, New Jersey. The prototype of similar communities planned for Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania, Williamsburg Village features not only new homes that reproduce authentic Colonial designs but also 18th Century buildings restored to preserve their pre-Revolutionary War character. The environment will be Colonial right down to the landscaping design, which will include wells and hitching posts. To assure continuity of design, the community is being formed on a club plan. If somebody wants to build a contemporary house, we dont want him.

We wont let down on the environment, Harry Sturrock, managing director, said. Although the accent will be on the past, the comforts and conveniences will be strictly modern. As an example of how historical authenticity and modern functionalism are being combined, architect John McMasters said the new homes will use stock panel doors and modern, factory-weatberstripned windows of pur 'dtrosa- pine that faithfully reproduce traditional Colonial designs. Wood window units in some of the new homes will include insulating glass, to eliminate the need for storm windows, and removable grills, to simplify the task of washing and maintaining the Colonial-style windows. The site is dotted, with 18th Century buildings which have been adapted and refurbished for community use.

An old farmhouse has been restored as the Williamsburg Village Clubhouse, a social center. Another restoration is the Raleigh Meeting House, a huge, 40-foot, pine-paneled hall with an immense stone fireplace, which will be used for community events. The original hand-hewn beams, antique hardware and plank, sidings in these buildings have been carefully preserved. Also preserved is the original barn, which will be used to quarter riding horses. Although conceived primarily as a retirement community, Williamsburg Village is seeking families in all age brackets.

Our research shows old people dont want to be segregated, Mr. Sturrock stated. Among the modern attractions of the community, to which none of the tradition-minded future residents has objected, is a club swimming pool. Hew Show In Parisian Room At Dunes Hotel LAS VEGAS, Nev. (Special) A new dimension in Las Vegas stage entertainment wa-; introduced about four years ago when a talented young Trench producer-director, Fred- LEGaL notices revusical, Vive Les Girls 1 The titillating French import was an immediate hit.

In fact, three editions of Vive Les Girls! have now been viewed by more than a million Las Vegas visitors. The fourth all-new edition has just come steaming in from Gay Paree and has been installed in the Persian Room at the Dunes Hotel. Since the Persian room is a theatre-lounge, the Vegas visitor may view Vive Les three times nightly LEGAL NOTICES charge, which makes it about 1 the best show buy in the world. However, the management notes the need that audiences leave both their kiddies and cameras behind. Producer-director Apear recently toured the globe in search for the stars of his 1966 show and now spotlights the Famous Flamenco Group of Monolo Leiva, featuring Rafael and Juliana; the Peiro Brothers, Tres Rebertes, Dany Ray, Marie Josee, Dick Francis, Bonnie Vina, Michel Stany and of course, the beautiful mannequins and dancing girls from CERTIFICATE OK BUSINESS I KTITIOKS NAME The undersigned does eerlifv is conducting a business at I Mission Street, South Iasa-d ra, California, under til" fictitious firm name of FOOTIIILJ, I licit jack COMPANY, and that said firm is composed of the fol-1; wing person, whose name in full nd place of residence is as UKCm NOT IKK OK DiSSOLl TSON ok Notice is hereby given that: The cuparlnershin heretofore existing between Frank Adorns Tyler and Bill KvorctL Tyler under the fictitious name and style of Oneonta Transfer Storage at, 10US editions, Staged this 1966 tack H.

Schafer, Lu Lomu I S12 fremont Avenue, I asa- inn with Farl Green acmin dena, falifnraia, was on the 4th uiuon wun uari uroen again Paris. Ron Lewis, the brilliant young choreographer whose sparkling dance designs contributed mightily to the prev- Pasadena FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SOUTH PASADENA Nov. 5 at Bell Gardens Nov. 12 La Canada Nov. 19 San Marino.

CAL STATE L.A.) Nov. 6 Cal Polv (SLO) Nov. 13 -at Cal State- L.B.) Nov. 20 San Fernando Valley Nov.27 University of Pacific Home games are played at the Rose Bowl. PASADENA CITY COLLEGE Nov.

5 At LACC Nov. 12 Ventura Nov. 20 at Glendale PACIFIC COAST COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE CALIFORNIA Nov. 6 So. California Nov.

1.3 at Oregon Nov. 20 at Stan lord SOUTH RX A LI FO RXI A Nov. 13 Pittsburgh Nov. 20 UCLA STANFORD Nov. 6 at Tulane Nov.

13 -UCLA Nov. 20 California UCLA Nov. 6-Washington Nov. 13 at Stanford Nov. 20 at Southern California.

LEGAL NOTICES (Signature) Jack K. Schafer Hate of California Los Angeles ounty: on net olier 25, 1965, before me. a Notary Public in and for said T. State, personally appeared Jack K. 'Kited in the can ring on of said signed the french costumes cVh.fpt known tn mo to he thi business nd Fnnik Adams fyler whose name subscrihed thereafter carried on said business which were executed in Milan, la i he Within instrument and Sv.

Ld 1 b-v Madame Lucia Boetti. t.eknowledged he executed the I of a. same I agreed to ait tie debts To help accommodate more land obligations said business, 1 MAPV I AxrnoM 1 theretofore and ihereafler existing I of tile turn-away crowds that 1 and. or incurred. Notary Public Mv Commission Expires Fell.

1 96S. LULL KYFRKTT TYLER have clamored to see the show', the Dunes management has GAS CONSUMPTION Sixty-one billion gallons of gas wore consumed by motorists during 1964, reports the National Automobile Club. ing capacity. Tourist tip: Get there early. First come, first served.

No reservations are accepted in this room. expanded the Persian Room seal- (Puli, Nov, 1. 1965) (Pul). Nov. 1.

8. 15.22. lPL.ji 5 DIAMOND of LAS VEGAS 10391 NOTICE OF HEARING OK I'KTITION FOR TROBATE OK WILL No. NE I 61 95 In the Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Los Angeles. In the Matter of the Estate of ELNORA B.

TIIEISF.N AKA FL-NORA BARBARA THEfSKN, Deceased. Notice is hereby given thai the petition of Security First National Bank for the Probate of the Will of the above-named deceased and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary thereon to petitioner, tn which reference is hereby made for further particulars, will be heard at 9:30 oclock A.M., on November 12, 1965, at the court room of Department Northeast A of Ihe Superior Court of the State of California for ihe County of Los Angeles, 200 North Garfield Avenue, Pasadena 1, California. Dated October 19, 1005. WILLIAM O. SHARP County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court, of the Slate of California for the County of Los Angeles.

By M. Talbott, Deputy Snyder, ONeil Hancock 1124 Fair Oaks Avenue South Kasadena, California Attorneys for Petitioner 799-7159 (Pub. Oct. 25, 27, Nov. 1, 196.3) 1 -fn NEW 24-STORY 'DIAMOND OF THE DUNES' NEW EASE! NEW NEW KITCHEN 1000 DELUXE ROOMS 100 SUITES GARDEN ARCADE SHOPS E.

N. Thomas Son, Inc. Plumbing; Heating 1208 Fair Oaks Ave. Phone: SY. 9-1551 ARTICLES FOR READY CASH, PLACE YOUR AD IN THE SOUTH PASADENA REVIEW.

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