anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-01

ANAHEIM BULLETIN Northern Orange County HOMES–GARDENS Fullerton Warns Violators of Sign Regulations FULLERTON, (OCNS) — City Planners "dropped the axe" this week on tract developers who have been disregarding city sign regulations. They took a strong stand on the problem of tract signs being erected before approval and they gave a construction company one week before criminal and civil court proceedings are started if offending signs are not removed. The matter was brought to a head Wednesday when the first of four sign variance requests came up for action. Heftler Construction Co., Hollywood, asked for a variance allowing the placement of 12 advertising signs on the northeast corner of Chapman and Acacia avenues. Three of the signs were considerably larger than the 250-square-foot maximum. Most of the signs have been up for several weeks. An executive of the construction company said he couldn't understand why Genser Sign Co., a sub-contractor, had erected the signs before approval. Several commission members remarked about the frequency of illegal signs being built on tracts. Commissioner Lester Lev made a motion, apporved unanimously that the developer be Retiring Officers Feted by Stanton Lions Auxiliary STANTON — Lady Lions entertained their husbands and fun-filled men's night dinner cently, and the men reciprocated with a steak barbecue at Lewis E. Bartleson residence Garden Grove, Monday night. The latter event marked the last meeting of the men's club under the retiring officers. With the pinning of a president's pin on Bartleson Arthur Nieblas formally over the club leadership presided over the brief business meeting which concerned mainly the final plans for the Independence Day dance to be held tomorrow, July 2, at the house. Following the barbecue, a program of dancing and singing from the Four Arts Studio Garden Grove was present with Marinell Scoles introducing Beverly Trout and Jo-A Guthrie in several songs, and Larry Buckingham singing "You've Got to be a Foot Hero" for accompaniment dancers Clista Allen and Lin Lewis. Dance Exhibition Another feature of the evening's entertainment was an exhibition of ballroom dancing, including the latest rhumba, saxophone, mambo and swing-steps dance team from the Bob R. Studio. After their dinner, the Lady Lions entertained with humorous stunts and gags under direction of Mrs. Royal Martinez With the Lions planning a saturday event. Modernize with up-to-date ALUM or PLASTIC WALL TILE SHOWER DOORS and ENCLOSURES Fully Guaranteed MILLS TILE CO. Experienced workmanship — Free Estimates— KEystone 5-8484 1219 E. Santa Ana St., Anaheim CARPET SHOWN — IN — YOUR HOME See Hundreds of beautiful samples right in your home. 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Hostesses for the ladies were meat-purchasers Calvin Terry, cooks, Morris Coolidge, Ray Binns, and Leo McBratney, and Lady Lloyd Mrs. C. C, Rube and Mrs. E. West Rutul for preparing salads and Mrs. Mura Muaroka for corations. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeer Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE 5-5450 FOR YOUR OPEN Day RATE OF 3½% A Change to This Association Is a Good Move to Make HIGHEST RETURN ON INSURED SAVINGS ● Funds placed with us by the 10th of any month earn from the 1st ● Earnings paid 4 times yearly on certificates ● Funds transferred from other places at no expense to you ● Passbook earnings compounded automatically ● Strong capital, surplus and reserves ● Money orders now issued for your convenience ● Excellent for corporate and trust funds Your Account Is Insured Up to $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, California Center and Lemon Sts. Phone KE 5-2158—KE 5-2159 Founded June 20, 1921 Retiring Officers served by Stanton Lions Auxiliary ANTON — Lady Lions ennured their husbands at a called men's night dinner recruitment, and the men reciprocattion with a steak barbecue at the E. Bartleson residence in Grove, Monday night. A latter event marked the meeting of the men's club the retiring officers. With the pinning of a past patient's pin on Bartleson, Mr. Nieblas formally took the club leadership and feed over the brief business ing which concerned mainteal plans for the Indence Day dance to be held row, July 2, at the club. Showing the barbecue, a professor of dancing and singing the Four Arts Studio of Grove was presented, Marinell Scoles introduceedly Trout and Jo-Ann lie in several songs, and by Buckingham singing He Got to be a Football for accompaniment to Ms Clista Allen and Linda Dance Exhibition Other feature of the eveventure entertainment was an extremely Trout and Jo-Ann lie in several songs, and by Buckingham singing He Got to be a Football for accompaniment to Ms Clista Allen and Linda For their dinner, the Lady entertained with humorcounts and gags under the ton of Mrs. Royal Marten. The Lions planning a stag Seek Singers, Dancers For Fair’s Musical Revue Preliminary casting for singers and dancers to present “Bouchard Returns,” the annual pirate musical revue at the Orange County Fair, will be conducted in the Feneture Exhibits Building on the Fairgrounds, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, July 6, 7, and 8 at 7:30 p.m. Following the casting, in preparation for the premiere performance on Aug. 8 and the regular Fair run, Aug. 9-14. The premiere performance, in conjunction with the formal preview of the Flower Show, is sponsored by Soroptimist International of Santa Ana. TRACT MAPS APPROVED FULLERTON (OCNS) -- City Planners Wednesday approved four tentative tract maps adding 312 lots' to the city. Fullerton, 42 lots of the rlimits and the Pacifictracks, 20 lots at Raymine nue and Dorothy Lane, west of North Cypress Avl. 48 lots north of East Fel. If It's News You'll Swee The Anaheim Bull Dance Exhibition other feature of the event entertainment was an exposition of ballroom dancing, including the latest rhumba, samambo and swing-steps by the team from the Bob Reay. For their dinner, the Lady entertained with humor, funs and gags under the direction of Mrs. Royal Marten. Miss Lions planning a stag do Las Vegas in July, a provoking skit was pre-provoked by Mrs. Don Doane and Jim Howard; and a mathematical genius in the person of Pete Pruett really had the stumped. Music for the event was presented by three accordionists, Betty Jean Mary Ann Jedike and Mizuguchi. Presses for the ladies were Mura Muraoka, Woody Lewis McBratney and Marten. Deliving special thanks from person were meat-purchaser Terry, cooks, Morton George, Ray Binns, and Lewis C. C. Rube and Mrs. Ernutul for preparing salads, Mrs. Mura Muaroka for decens. SEEK SINGERS, DANCER'S FOR FAIR'S Musical Revue Preliminary casting for singers and dancers to present "Bouchard Returns," the annual pirate musical revue at the Orange County Fair, will be conducted in the Nature Exhibits Building on the Fairgrounds, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, July 6, 7, and 8 at 7:30 p.m. Lee Ford, producer, Gordon Wheatley Jr., musical director, and Joyce Riemer, dance director and choreographer, will conduct the sessions which will determine the casting for the 1955 production. More than 100 young people are sought to form the chorus and dancing ensemble, while many others will be needed for technical assignments connected with the show. Any singer who has had school or church choir or other choral experience is eligible. Wheatley emphasized, while Miss Riemer points out that interest is essential for the dance routines, but previous dance experience is not necessary. Rehearsals will begin immediately. 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