anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-30

LAST MINUTE POINTERS — Stanton Little Leaguers seek professional pointers from Anaheim's Hal Gregg who Saturday was Grand Marshal of the community parade preceding the local league opener. Gregg who shared honors with Orange County's Sheriff James Musick, is a former pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, New York Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates and Oakland Oaks. The local big leaguer formally opened the season by throwing the first ball at the new Al Stock park, Cerritos and Hanson Road. Pictured, left to right are, Tim McManus, member of the Little League Cardinals (kneeling); Roger Aguilaga, Indians; Richard Bently, Cubs; Greg, Sheriff Musick, and Keith Yater, Tigers. (Bulletin Photo) KORN-HUSKER'S ENTRY — Stanton's community-wide parade Saturday featured entries from all local organizations including the very active Korn-Huskers 4-H Club. The event, which wound up a week of concerted effort on the part of Stanton League members readying for the local Little League opener, heralded the double header which kicked-off the first season of organized baseball for youngsters in the area. The National organization, of which the Stanton league is a participating member, was organized in an effort to help the "little fellow" become a part of the "Nation's pastime," and limits players to ages between 8 and 12 years. Korn-Huskers participating in the event Saturday were, left to right, Lynn Ann Pletz, Sharon Johnson and Freddie Stearns. BIRTHDAY PARTY Brent Fagan of 2113 Ward Terrace, Anaheim, recently observed his sixth birthday with a patio party for his friends who enjoyed cake and ice cream. An enjoyable time was had by the youngsters and many nice gifts were received by the honoree. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON RENT! LOOK $5675 only per mo. includes everything principal - interest Cub Scouts Hold Meeting In Park By Christine Davis CYPRESS—Parents and friends of the Cypress Cub Scouts met in the Cypress Recreation park at 2 o'clock last Sunday afternoon and viewed the first open-air pack meeting of the group. The meeting was opened by Cubmaster John Stevens, who led the Flag salute which was followed by community singing, led by the committee chairman, Charles Thomas. Cubmaster Stevens explained the activities of the Scouting program to those present and said that LOOK $5675 only per mo. includes everything principal - interest taxes and insurance On a Spacious 3-BEDROOM HOME TOTAL PRICE ONLY $7995 DOWN $400 PAYMENT PLUS COSTS AND IMPOUNDS VETS OR NON-VETS ALIKE "Live Like a King by the Sea" BALBOA FREEDOM Vista... HOMES "AMERICA'S GREATEST BUY" Go south on Harbor Blvd. to Victoria, then right to Placentia ... Pacific Coast Highway to Newport Blvd. clover leaf turnoff. North on Newport Blvd.; to Costa Mesa, veer left to Harbor Blvd. and north to Victoria, then left to Placentia. WALKER & LEE, Sales Agents Phone Liberty 8-4565 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin County Jim Duncan — Editor Club Enjoys Picnic At Anaheim City Park CYPRESS — Members of the Pathfinder's girl's club of the Church of the Nazarene held an open meeting in Anaheim City Park last Friday evening. The group gathered at the church at 4:30 p.m. and were accompanied to the park by their leaders, Mrs. Jeff Davis and Mrs. William Troutman. The girls enjoyed a picnic supper followed by a swim in the plunge. They watched a ball game which was played in the evening. Those enjoying the outing were Dovie Fanning, Louise Bakker, Sherril Teague, Janis Warren, Marilyn Poor, Marian Stanley, Ada Jo Keith, Estha Rhodes, Irene Estadado, Frances Davis, David Nina Sue Pitts, Richard Ronnie, and Jimmie Troutman. County Fair Queen Contests In Final Stages Preliminary contests to determine community representation in the annual Orange County Fair. 14 County Men Home from Korea SAN FRANCISCO — (OCNS)—Pourteen Orange County service-men returned home aboard the United States Naval Transport Gen. E. T. Collins on Friday. The men will be processed at the Marine Barracks, U. S. Naval Station, Treasure Island, prior to separation from the service or assignment to new duty stations. The contingent was part of a group of 2,117 Korean veterans of service with the First Marine Division, the First Marine Air Wing and the Third Marine Division. The Orange County servicemen are: T/Sgt. John W. Bullar, 8722 Wherry Park, Santa Ana; M/Sgt. Robert W. Carl, 811 West 15th St., Santa Ana; Sgt. Dale Loutzenhiser Jr., 410 East Washington St., Santa Ana; T/Sgt. Rollo C. Montgomery, 13781½ Wake Ave., Sherry Park., Santa Ana; T/Sgt. Clarence R. Parker, 13051 Sandra Place, Garden Grove; T/Sgt. Howard P. Tenman, 19 East Gertrude Place, Santa Ana; Cpl. Gerald K. Rowe, 318 Third St., Huntington Beach, Sgt. Charles D. Watts, 2531 Westminster, Costa Mesa, T/Sgt. Allen J. Greer Jr., 261 San Joaquin Supervisors Board Tonsorial Show SANTA ANA — (OCNS)—Board of Supervisors failed to override the recognition and thereby denied variance requested by Mrs. Lyman H. Booth in North Stanton area. The Booths, through and Assemblyman Leroe sought to establish a bar and beauty parlor on the west corner of Lincoln and Avenues in spite of the number of 25 residents of the area. The vote was 3-2 aga variance. Ralph J. M moved to grant it and backed by C. M. Feugh Heinz Kaiser, Chairman Warner and Willard Snposed. Complaint of the neigh that they purchased the in the belief that it was residential. There wereimately 20 in the supervising room to verbally back side of the argument. Lyon pointed out the unfit of the property and claim perty in the area would value. Business was to have set up in a garage used subdividers for a real estate. The supervisors also acted on the following varia- Granted the Texas Company mission to erect two signs vertise business at Northwestern of Harbor Boulevard and Avenue; approved a single dwelling with attached gate the East side of Cherry St proximately 140 feet north Street, Westminster, R-4 (Loyd Bain, the applicant) variances requested by Kachickas to permit the use of a one-family dwelling tached garage at South... County Fair Queen Contests In Final Stages Preliminary contests to determine community representation in the annual Orange County Fair Pirate Queen competition are being completed this week, with runoffs scheduled in Laguna Beach and Anaheim. Already named to the contest are Miss Janice Pomato of Brea, sponsored by the Brea Junior Woman's Club; Miss Phyllis Yarwood of Costa Mesa, sponsored by the Costa Mesa Exchange Club; Miss Roberta McRoberts of Fullerton, sponsored by the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce; Miss Mary Ross of San Clemente, sponsored by the Capistrano Junior Woman's Club; Miss Janet Jayne of Orange, sponsored by the Orange Community Chamber of Commerce; Miss Joanne Underwood of Santa Ana, sponsored by the Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce, and Miss Pat Wood of Garden Grove, sponsored by the Garden Grove News. The Laguna Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce will conduct an elimination contest tonight in the John Mechling Studios, according to Fred Briggs, contest chairman. Anaheim aspirants will compete at 8 p.m. Thursday, July 1, at Anaheim High School, under sponsorship of the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce, with Wayne Andrade as chairman. The Huntington Beach representative will be chosen in connection with the annual Fourth of July celebration there. Finalists will make personal appearances throughout Orange County as well as on radio and TV, in advance of the gala Pirate Day celebration and contest at the Rendezvous Ballroom in Balboa on July 24. Events of Pirate Day will include a cruise around Newport Harbor aboard a "pirate ship," docking at the former harbormasters' landing, with judging at the ballroom as a prelude to the Pirate Ball which will attract visitors from all parts of Southern California. Carroll Wax and his Orchestra, favorite of the Pasadena Rose Tournament Ball, will provide the music. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin FIVE POINTS NEW MODERN BARBER SHOP 1102 W. Lincoln Ave. — KE 5-8281 Claude D. Morris, Prop. MEN—WOMEN—CHILDREN Hair Cutting and Styling Skilled Clean Courteous Service Granted the Texas Company mission to erect two signs vertise business at Northner of Harbor Boulevard and Avenue; approved a single dwelling with attached garage; the East side of Cherry St. proximately 140 feet north Street, Westminster, R-4 (Loyd Bain, the applicant) variances requested by Kachickas to permit the of a one-family dwelling tached garage at South Avenue and Fifth Street, Beach. Approved Leland J. Abid for erection of a duplex South side of 11th Street 150 feet east of Harbor Boulevard North Newhope area, a Cricht; approved Dyke Water pany's request for the establishment of a water distribution ice on the west side of Has proximately 1307 feet south Chapman Avenue, Northeast Grove; sanctioned Otis move to extend his barbe variance on east side of Events of Pirate Day will include a cruise around Newport Harbor aboard a "pirate ship." docking at the former harbormasters' landing, with judging at the ballroom as a prelude to the Pirate Ball which will attract visitors from all parts of Southern California. Carroll Wax and his Orchestra, favorite of the Pasadena Rose Tournament Ball, will provide the music. She parks in a pocketl HILLMAN Minix A Roetes Group Product HEINZ MOTOR CO. 1215 N. Palm Ph. KE 5-5253 BIGGEST BEST DEAL See us before you take 10,000 NEW '5 IN NATION-WI Amazing terms ... COME IN NOW! THE LID is off! You in the most secure drive in Studebaker. You get the greatest trade you ever dream big, beautiful 1950s. We've got to sell. LEAV 226 S. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, Calif. Supervisors Ban Tonsorial Shop SANTA ANA—(OCNS) — County Board of Supervisors yesterday failed to override the recommendation and thereby denied a zoning variance requested by Mr. and Mrs. Lyman H. Booth in an A-L North Stanton area. The Booths, through Attorney and Assemblyman Leroy Lyon, sought to establish a barber shop and beauty parlor on the northwest corner of Lincoln and Grand avenues in spite of the protests of 25 residents of the area. The vote was 3-2 against the variance. Ralph J. McFadden moved to grant it and he wasacked by C. M. Featherly and Keinz Kaiser. Chairman Willis Farner and Willard Smith opposed. Complaint of the neighbors was that they purchased the property in the belief that it was strictly residential. There were approximately 20 in the supervisors' hearing room to verbally back their side of the argument. Lyon pointed out the uniqueness of the property and claimed property in the area would gain in value. Business was to have been put up in a garage used by the dividers for a real estate office. The supervisors also acted thuson, the following variances: Granted the Texas Company permission to erect two signs to advertise business at Northwest corner of Harbor Boulevard and Bolsa Avenue; approved a single-family dwelling with attached garage for the East side of Cherry Street approximately 140 feet north of 20th street, Westminster, R-4 district (Oyd Bain, the applicant); O.K.'d variances requested by George Achickas to permit the erection a one-family dwelling and deached garage at South Pacific Avenue, Garden Grove. about 450 south of Lampson for five more years; gave the green light to Tietz Company request to erect temporary direction signs on northeast corner of Chapman Avenue and Euclid Avenue and west side of Harbor Boulevard about 155 feet north of Chapman Avenue, Garden Grove. 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