anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-08

COUNTY BRIEFS Deny Real Estate Office SANTA ANA (OCNS)—Oliver V. Inge's bid for a variance permitting the placement of a real estate office on the east side of Highway 39 about 350 feet north of Orange avenue, North Stanton, was turned down Wednesday afternoon by the County Planning Commission. The property lies in a pending zone change request. The switch of the area from agriculture to commercial would give Inge the green light. Okay Maintenance Yard SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Pacific Coast Boring Co. Wednesday afternoon obtained permission from the County Planning Commission to erect a contractor's equipment storage and maintenance yard on the west side of La Salle St., 190 feet south of Crescent street, Cypress. Planners recommended the Board of Supervisors sanction the yard in the light industry zone. Planners Defer Action SANTA ANA (OCNS) — The County Planning Commission Wednesday afternoon deferred for two weeks its decision on a request by the Union Oil Company for a service station variance east of Buena Park. The company wants to put the station on the northwest corner of Orangethorpe avenue and Miller street. A report from the State Division of Highways on the Houston freeway was asked by the commission before ruling on the request. Cecil Cameron was installed as Chef-de-Gare of the Orange County Voltage 527 of the American Legion at the installation ceremonies held at Newport Beach recently. The installation officer was Joe Moteleone Grand Chef-de-Gare of the Grand Voltage of California. Attending from Brea were Mrs. Lorena Sinning, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Stocks, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davison, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Guard. Attending the American Legion and Auxiliary Convention held in San Diego from June 25 to June 29 were Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCrae, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolcott, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey, Mrs. Lorena Sinning, Mrs. Vivian Kleeman, Cecil Cameron and Vic Guard. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be tonight with the members meeting at the Post at 6:30 p.m. Those having birthdays in June, July or August will be honored for the evening. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guard, 345 South Walnut Ave., were Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnston of Modesto, and Mrs. Russ Towne of Los Angeles. The Fullerton Boy's Club mother and brother of thony. They all went to Ly Recreation Center where watched the brilliant fire show put on by the Amber Legion. Enjoying fishing at Canby were Gary and Lindren of Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, 334 South Redwood Saturday, July 2. This make up for the poor they had surf fishing last Five trout apiece now all the freecer to be eaten a pleasure. Flood Control Program Submitted to Cities SANTA ANA (OCNS)—The City Board of Supervisors voted to get cities' vills a proposed $41,000,000 county flood control program. Supervisors voted to send ter to each city council ask an expression of approval commended changes in the reaching program set up gineer Jack Woolley. The board expects to program before county vote fall. Wednesday afternoon deferred for two weeks its decision on a request by the Union Oil Company for a service station variance east of Buena Park. The company wants to put the station on the northwest corner of Orangethorpe avenue and Miller street. A report from the State Division of Highways on the Houston freeway was asked by the commission before ruling on the request. Defer Station Request SANTA ANA (OCNS)—A request by Moore Built Homes to put a service station on the northeast corner of Magnolia avenue and Broadway, west of Anaheim, was deferred yesterday for a week by the County Planning Commission. Nearby property owners reportedly have no objections to Moore's development. To Rebuild Restaurant SANTA ANA (OCNS) — William Oldenburg got clearance from the County Planning Commission Wednesday afternoon to rebuild a Santa Ana Canyon restaurant partially fire destroyed. Oldenburg of Corona del Mar seeks to erect a 30 by 40-foot building, seating 18 persons, on the southeast side of the Canyon Road, two miles northwest of the Highway 14 intersection. Pipeline in Operation LOS ANGELES — A 10,500-foot pipeline connecting offshore oil wells of Monterey Oil Co. and the Texas Co. with a separation center at Seal Beach has been put into operation. E. E. Pyles, vice president of the Monterey firm, said oil from seven wells in the system is flowing through the eight-inch line instead of being transported to the shore aboard barges. Recommend Employment SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce traffic committee sent a letter to the council to be tonight with the members meeting at the Post at 6:30 p.m. Those having birthdays in June, July or August will be honored for the evening. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guard, 345 South Walnut Ave., were Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnston of Modesto, and Mrs. Russ Towne of Los Angeles. The Fullerton Boy's Club band will be featured at the Teenage Dance to be held tonight from 8 to 11:30 p.m. at the Fraternity House on West Elm. No admission will be charged but all students must present their student body cards or establish identification with Brea schools in some way. A hamburger fry and a few games of badminton were the drawing cards for a get-together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Barlow of 120 East Locust St., Saturday night, July 2. Families present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ruther of 424 East Alder St., and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Simpson of 508 East Alder St. The Fourth of July was also an excuse for these same families to gather about a freezer of home-made ice cream and a fireworks display. Also joining them at the Ruther home were Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Bagby of Placentia and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neverka of 524 East Alder St. Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Sundrup, 121 East Locust St., returned Friday, July 1, after a two-week's vacation trip spent touring through Yellowstone National Park, Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Bryce and Zion National Parks. Many pictures and movies were taken of their trip. Two days were spent visiting with friends in Yermo, Calif. A barbecue picnic supper was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Don Lacy and family of 405 Eucalyptus on July 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Ottin of Garden Grove. Other families enjoying the picnic and the fireworks were Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald of Fullerton and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Blystone of Garden Grove. Supervisors voted to send ter to each city council ask an expression of approval omitted changes in the reaching program set up gineer Jack Woolley. The board expects to program before county vote fall. Chairman Willis Warner each city has been supplied details of the projected floor trol plan, Supervisor C. M. Erly said the Santa Ana Council will get a recommendation of approval from City ger Carl Thornton next warner said no city has yet expressed itself on the plan although each has had six to study the report. Auto Salvage Yard Denied by Planners SANTA ANA (OCNS)—The city Planning Commission day afternoon denied a request Julian Martinez to permit stallation of an automobile yard in West Garden Grove. Through spokesman A John McKinney the app sought permission to start business at 6970 Garden Blvd. New and used auto parts were planned in connection with the business. Planner George Raney for denial. He claimed it be little more than an auto wrecking yard and that the tion wasn't the place for su operation. McKinney told the planning surrounding property owners in favor of the business for year period. "The applicant a chance to prove himself," Kinney declared. Grant Chicken Ranch Permission to Expand SANTA ANA (OCNS)—P sion to expand two chicken es in the North Orange area granted Wednesday afternoon the County Planning Comm Recommend Employment SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce traffic committee sent a letter to the councilmen of Santa Ana recommending the employment of a full-time traffic engineer for Santa Ana. Police Chief Edward Allen told a group of downtown businessmen recently that there is a great need for such a person in the city to help unsnarl the traffic situation. "It's like trying to pour a quart of water into a pint bottle," commented Allen on the traffic condition in downtown Santa Ana. A barbecue picnic supper was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Don Lacy and family of 405 Eucalyptus on July 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Ottin of Garden Grove. Other families enjoying the picnic and the fireworks were Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald of Fullerton and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Blystone of Garden Grove. Mrs. Lacy has been enjoying the visit from her sister, Mrs. Bill Jenkins from Gilman, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Anthony and family, of 423 South Arovista Ave., spent the holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Reel in Van Nuys, enjoying a lovely patio supper. On their way home they stopped at Lynwood to visit with Mrs. Cora Mainhurst, and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Anthony, YOU ARE ENTITLED TO A Claim Free Discount ON ALL YOUR AUTO INSURANCE if you can say, "my car has not been involved in a claim during the past 12 months," from FARMERS INSURANCE EXCHANGE Call or Come In Today For A FREE QUOTATION We Also Write: Truck, Fire, Compensation, Liability, Life, Glass, Burglary, Theft and Auto Club Service For SAVINGS and Prompt Local Claims Service SEE US TODAY BOB MARTIN 433 West Center Street Phone KE. 5-2826 YORBA LINDA NEWS TRUDY MOLE LAkeview 8-2727 Mrs. Edna Harwood returned on Monday from a month's stay in Michigan. While there, Mrs. Harwood attended the Albion College commencement, several luncheons and dinners, a concert, and other festivities of graduation time. Albion College is her alma mater. A reunion of her class was one of the highlights of her trip. Her time was further spent in visiting other friends and relatives at Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Lansing and Grand Rapids. Good weather was reported for most of the time, with the heat just beginning to appear at her departure. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham and family celebrated the Fourth of July with a hamburger fry and Wiener bake at their home with friends and neighbors attending. Later in the evening the children and grownups enjoyed a fine display of fireworks. Folks enjoying the occasion with the Grahams were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Haugland, and family of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Vern Henderson and family, also of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aland, and children, of Grenada Hills and Mr. and Mrs. D. Sherman, and family of Yorba Linda. County Planners Deny Sales, Rental Business SANTA ANA (OCNS) — A use variance for the location of a business for the sale and rental of gardening equipment on the south side of Westminster avenue, a quarter mile west of Wright street, was approved by the County Planning Commission this week. Jack T. Reese was the applicant for the variance. The commission's staff had recommended disapproval, citing the fact that 70 acres of business zone had been created recently only 600 feet east of Reese's property. WOOD CONTROL PROGRAM SUBMITTED TO CITIES SANTA ANA (OCNS)—The County Board of Supervisors Wednesday acted to get cities' views on proposed $41,000,000 countywide wood control program. Supervisors voted to send a letter to each city council asking for expression of approval or recommended changes in the far reaching program set up by engineer Jack Woolley. The board expects to put the program before county voters next week. THE SQR STORE For Center at Lemon in Anaheim Auto Salvage Yard denied by Planners SANTA ANA (OCNS)--The CounPlanning Commission Wednesafternoon denied a request by Juan Martinez to permit the institution of an automobile salvage d in West Garden Grove. Through spokesman Admiral Juan McKinney the applicant right permission to start the business at 6970 Garden Grove d. New and used auto parts also are planned in connection with business. Planner George Raney moved denial. He claimed it would little more than an automotive locking yard and that the location wasn't the place for such an ration. McKinney told the planners all grounding property owners were vior of the business for a one period. "The applicant wants hance to prove himself," Mcney declared. Ant Chicken Ranches Permission to Expand SANTA ANA (OCNS)--Permisto expand two chicken ranchn the North Orange area was ated Wednesday afternoon by County Planning Commission. 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