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11; SAN FERNANDO if jf ill ill- 'fH i if Win an ley TELEPHONES mn, display and cussina JOVOtnSiSS 7JM74X UV III tun 11-dav vovaqe 11W 7 OTICE-4628 Van Kays BM, Vai Ruys; P.O. Box 431, Zip 9140S Pt.H-F MONDAY, DEC. 21, 1970 2 for too to Acapul coon College Gets Dental Lab From Rotary PACOIMA The Northeast Valley Rotary Club has donated an equipped mobile dental office and laboratory to Loma College. The unit, originally built to provide dental care to physically impaired per- sons, was" bought at auction and refurbished at a cost of $10,000 by the Rotary Club, according to the Rev. Everett Curry a club official.

"It probably is worth twice that amount," he said. The college will use the unit in cooperation with the Los Angeles Area Council of National Voluntary Health Agencies to meet patient needs and for training programs. Casa Loma College, 12502 Van Nuys conducts health care classes in the paramedical fields for disadvantaged persons in the Northeast Valley. r. John Alexander, Rotary president, presented the Councilmen Split Over 2-Year Zoning Freeze Braude Wants It to Convince Public That City Will Stand by Land Use Plans BY IRV BURLEIGH II ji i V1 ft I 1 i fe: I I Cmtie FULLY EQUIPPED John Alexander, president of Northeast Volley -Rotary Club, presents equipped dental lab to Casa Loma College, represented by the Rev.

John Simmons, center, president, and James Cabbagestalk, his assistant. Times photo Cities League to Study Plea for Urban Policy Tinwt SUH Councilmen Marvin Braude and Donald Lorenzen are standing on opposite sides of Ventura Blvd. over the issue of not granting changes in zoning for two years once a community land-use plan is approved. The two councilmen, whose districts meet at Ventura reflected their differing philosophies during City Council debate on a proposed ordinance which would freeze zoning for two-year periods. The issue finally was sent to the Planning Commission by a 10 4 vote.

Braude said, "The whole question of credibility about planning in the public's mind is predictability. This is an attempt to give that credibility and we ought to get on with it." 1 Lorenzen said he could not vote for any such freeze because it interferes with an owner's right to develop his property if it has apartment or commercial potential. It also would doom the chances of getting land use plans through in those communities still without them, he added. Tied to Stake' "Can't you see them coming to these public hearings and screaming that you are freezing them into something they are paying taxes on, that they cannot improve and that you are taking away their rights as American citizens to improve their property. "We have enough problems with one zone case but can you imagine a whole district going up in SECOR Writer The resolution by Gilbert was one of three adopted by the league at the 47th annual Congress of Cities.

The others pertained to welfare reform and a national revenue sharing system. The study will be made by the league's Community Development Committee, of which Gilbert is a member. He said there is a need for a national policy to establish guide lines "for many cities do not have planning departments and those which do often find they have no definitive guides to aid them in planning for the next 10 or 15 years ahead." Gilbert said adoption of a national urban policy would not restrict the growth or rebuilding of cities in any way. It would set standards for effective development and could be enforced by the federal government withholding grants for municipal projects unless the policy requirements were followed. Children's Specials SAN FERNANDO Christmas parties for children will be held at three city parks.

Two will be conducted Thursday at 1 p.m. at Layne and Las Palmas parks. A party will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m at Recreation Park. dee limes viassuiea 71 JUBILEE EDITION on January 3 writer flames and the councilman tied to the stake? "This sounds great but once you get the sugar off this thing and you find the pepper there I can't see it." Lorenzen also said it would be opening, a Pandora's Box since there still would be no provision for controlling variances and conditional use permits. Councilman Ernani Bernard chairman of the Planning Committee, has long advocated a two-year moratorium on zone changes once a plan is adopted.

Specific Uses This would mean, for example, that if someone wanted to build an apartment or a gasoline station he would have to buy land designated in the plan for that zone. He would be unable, for instance, to buy cheaper land and then seek the zoning change needed. "As it stands now, planning and zoning are a speculator's paradise," assert-? ed Bernardi. The reason there is an overabundance of apartment and commercial zoning is because zoning has been obtained and then the land sold and resold but never developed, he explained. "Some of these zone changes were approved 15 years ago," Bernardi said.

Finally, when somebody really gets ready to build, the land properly zoned is priced too high and the cycle repeats itself, Bernardi said. "This is where we get into trouble," he said. "We should not only have the two-year moratorium but an ordinance rolling land back to its original zone if not developed in two years." an. Carolyn Cook, Connie German, Mindy Gilmore, Janet Kanke, Gail Knight, Linda Knight. Also John McAninch, Kelley McCord, Lori Otis, Lynae Parkhurst, Cathy Plough, Debbie Powers, Jeanette Schachtner, Nancy Walton, Nancy Webb, Suzanne Wells, James Hal-ty, Ann Davies, Lindsay Davies; Diane Eddy and Leslie Myers.

Jack McCord is the director. locally "is proportionate to reductions nationally." Covington said more than 4,000 contracts make up the $1.1 billion, covering various defense items such as electronic warfare, space and deep sea exploration, high powered lasers and tracking equipment. Covington said figures available for the Valley office, 8155 Van Nuys since it opened in 1966 show contracts with a face value of $505 million were handled in 1966; $647 million in 1967; $817 million in 1968; $1,192,000,000 in Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlan--these exciting ports on. the Mexican Riviera will be visited by the winner of Times Classi-; fied's Jubilee Contest Rules on how to win this fabulous cruise vacation for two persons will appear January 3. Luxurious accommodations aboard the ultra' modern Princess Italia, gourmet cuisine, two dance bands, a sparkling pool, trap shooting, theater featuring daily movies, night club entertainment, and the superlative service of 247 fun-loving Italian crew members are all Princess Cruises luxuries that will spoil the lucky Jubilee Contest winner for any other vacation.

Princess Cruises has year-round sailings to Mexico. January 3, 1971 is the date to check contest rules in the big Jubilee Edition with Sunday's Times. This special classified section offers an outstanding listing of job, auto, real estate, rental, merchandise and Investment oppor-. tunities in Southern California and the West. JUNIOR MOUNTED UNIT WINS PARADE HONORS County Plans Drug Clinic in Pacoima Continued from First Pase Clinics in East Los Angeles, West Hollywood and Southeast Los Angeles have been operating for several months.

Rocke said representatives of Valley organizations as well as individuals "concerned with the drug abuse epidemic which is increasing locally and spreading relatively unchecked" are working out clinic plans. "We're putting together ideas on intake, diagnosis, evaluation, treatment objectives, referral sources and rehabilitation 0-grams which include the possible utilization of halfway houses and self-help groups," Rocke said. He said Valley residents have been using the West Hollywood clinic. "Our idea," Rocke said, "is to have the clinic provide help in every area possible to meet the drug abuse epidemic. We are hoping to work with everyone, from parents who are concerned about sus-, pected drug experimentation by their children to hard-core drug users who have been using for decades." $35 Million 1969 and in 1970.

He said he could not foresee changes in either direction in the contract picture for the coming year. "We can make all sorts of guesses," Covington said. "While we might continue to cut back in one area we might pick up in another. There's really no way of knowing what's going to happen." ROBERT JORDAN, INC. nn 111 mm BY WALT Timts Staff BURBANK A proposal by mayor Jarvey Gilbert calling for adoption of a national urban policy by Congress and the President has resulted in a study by the National League of Cities.

Gilbert asked for the study to establish guiding principles for cities to cope with urban problems, including environmental conditions, as a preliminary step toward adoption of a national policy. "In the next 10 years we will be building in this country six million homes and I hope we will not make the same mistakes that we did in the past in regard to open space, population density and parks and recreation," Gilbert said upon his return from the league's annual convention in Atlanta, Ga. The league will vote on the study at its next annual meeting and if it is approved will ask Congress and the president to create a national urban policy. Urban Crisis Gilbert's resolution said: "It is well recognized that there is an urban crisis in our country with all its ramifications including environmental problems and these problems cannot be solved by state or local governments acting alone." The resolution authorized the establishment of criteria for the building and rebuilding of cities including population density, the amount of open space, the setting of acreage per capita which should be set aside for parks and recreational areas, location of schools and transportation systems. WE'VE GOT THE CHAIR YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY "-for 30 ytort CANOGA FURNITURE LmFRICIDAIRE RPPUANCESbJ 21612 Sherman Canoga Pk.

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Members of the winning troop are Beth Lisa Bennett, Clay Brackpool, Roy Bridges, Michael Buchan The MV Italia it of Italian Registry details in EDITION Classified DEFENSE AND SPACE JOBS U.S. Contracts Drop in tt VA ,1 i i 1 Federal defense and 'space contracts administered in the Valley dropped $35 million during the past year. 1 In reporting the drop, Van Nuys office of the Regional Defense Contract A ministration Services District noted 1970 still ranks second highest in terms of the annual value of contracts handled since 1966. L. Covington, assistant public affairs for the district, said the decrease in federal de-l tense and space spending Mill fJI I -JNV I jMteBr" TREMENDOUS SELECTION Of JP SUITS SPORT COATS SLACKS SHIRTS ITC.

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