anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-28

YORBA LINDA NEWS TRUDY MOLE LAkview 8-2727 The Frank Riemers so thoroughly enjoyed their first camping trip with their new 'home-made' trailer last weekend, that they made a second journey to Mount Baldy area. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ackerman returned recently from an extended vacation and business trip to Hamburg Pa., where they visited with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. New and son, Bob, have returned from a delightful trip through a number of states, including a visit at Denver, with New's brother and family. On the return trip they came through San Francisco, visiting with their newly married daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Vetter. Denny Roberts enjoyed several days at Corona del Mar, visiting with his grandfather, J. H. Roberts. Sight-seeing in Washington, Oregon and Canada contributed to a marvelous vacation enjoyed by the Troy Days, and daughter Bonnie. On the return trip, a stop over was made at Mt. Shasta Calif., where Bonnie and her dad did some fishing at the headwaters of the Sacramento river. Continuing on to Oakland, Bonnie stayed on there with relatives and will be home in about a week. Little Jimmy Foss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foss, returned home Sunday and is recuperating very nicely from surgery which was performed a few days ago. On Monday evening at the home of Dr. Jack Yale, on East Yorba Linda Blvd., the memorial reading. Those boys who worked in the fireworks stand will receive their tickets at half price. The evening's discussion centered mainly around plans for the contemplated scout building, for supplies to be erected at the Shaw glen. Concluding the meeting, the men were served refreshments of pie and coffee. Members present were Lloyd Zimmerman, Val Lucas, Dave Crist, Otto Hoelzel, Hubert Singer, Marvin Davis Perry, Dyer, Wes Mole, Jock Yale, chairman, and Bob Shaw, scoutmaster. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Anderson, of South Lakeview, have recently returned from a delightful trip, which took them through Nevada, northern California and southern Oregon. Homeward-bound they came down the coast way, stopping along the way for fishing, of which they encountered very good luck. Old time Yorba Lindans will be interested to know that they stopped overnight at Cambria, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bridges. The Bridges were one of the original settlers here in Yorba Linda and Mrs. Bridges is a charter member of our Womans Club. They are well and active, having just returned from a visit with their daughter, Dorothy Lownes, now of Douglas City on the Trinity river, where the new highway, No. 299 is going in. Mrs. Jean Shaw, and children, and Mrs. Wes Mole, and family, enjoyed a cool day at the beach on Thursday. Riding the waves and a picnic lunch were the high-spots of the day. Supervisors Favor Oil Tract Map Held Up When Street Name Stumps Councilmen BUENA PARK — City Councilmen wished for a dictionary during their regular meeting Tuesday night when the meaning of a street name came up while acting on a tentative tract map. Councilmen, in reivewing the proposed street names for the subdivision, came across a street bearing the name "Arborvitae." When the Council members required as to the definition of the word, a representative for the subdivider explained that the tract was located in a section of the city where it had been decided to name streets for trees. So Arborvitae must be some kind of tree or bush. The Council decided a more common name was in order for the proposed street and voted to hold the tentative map over until their next meeting so a new name could be selected. The tract representative offered no objection to the delay. Orange Planners Okay Six Housing Tracts ORANGE (OCNS)—Acting on City Planners' recommendation the City Council Tuesday night proved six housing tracts containing a total of 237 homes. The council upheld the mission's approval of tract 2710 Nelson and Casserly for 32 north of Walnut street and 600 west of Handy. Tract 2814 of Moore Griffin Co.. Little Jimmy Foss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foss, returned home Sunday and is recuperating very nicely from surgery which was performed a few days ago. On Monday evening at the home of Dr. Jack Yale, on East Yorba Linda Blvd., the members of Boy Scout Troop No. 29's troop committee met to discuss plans for furthering the welfare of the troop. The boys and their dads are planning-to go into Los Angeles to see the Shriners benefit football game Wednesday evening. We Rent & Sell HOSPITAL BEDS WHEEL CHAIRS All Sick Room Supplies MEDICAL APPLIANCE 124 E. Center KE. 5-5658 Supervisors Favor Oil Company’s Variances SANTA ANA, (OCNS) — The County Board of Supervisors this week looked with favor on two use variance requests by the Union Oil Co. Permission was given to drill an oil or gas well on the south side of Yorba Linda Blvd., opposite Santa Fe street. The company also got the go-head to increase the capacity of its Ammonia Nitrate Fertilizer plant on the north side of Imperial Highway west of Carolina avenue, east of Brea. "Say it AGAIN" by LUND'S "The point we are trying to make is that you just can't beat Lund's for all your glass, paint and wallpaper needs. Stop in today for an estimate." Open 8 to 5 Daily—8 till Noon on Saturday LUND'S PAINTS • WALLPAPER • GLASS 1122 LINCOLN AvenueANAHEIM California Mrs. Jean Shaw, and children, and Mrs. Wes Mole, and family, enjoyed a cool day at the beach on Thursday. Riding the waves and a picnic lunch were the high-spots of the day. Supervisors Favor Oil Company’s Variances SANTA ANA, (OCNS) — The County Board of Supervisors this week looked with favor on two use variance requests by the Union Oil Co. Permission was given to drill an oil or gas well on the south side of Yorba Linda Blvd., opposite Santa Fe street. The company also got the go-head to increase the capacity of its Ammonia Nitrate Fertilizer plant on the north side of Imperial Highway west of Carolina avenue, east of Brea. Large Subdivision Get Councilmen's Approval BUENA PARK—City Councilmen approved a tentative map requested by B.B. Karger subdivide 200 lots west of Hollywood and south of Orangethong avenue. A tentative tract map required by Lincoln Park Estates was tabled for a week to check gineering conditions imposed to the map. Lincoln Park Estates to subdivide 121 lots south of Cent Avenue and north of Coln avenue. A small subdividion required by Charles Bach, 8152 Eighth St., to divide his property into two lots was also approved by the Council. Commercial Project Favored by Councilmen BUENA PARK — Councilmen Tuesday night recommended the city engineer a general plan and suggested uses for commercial development by Moss Building Corporation in Beverly Hills. The commercial center, located at the northeast corner of Palma and Highway 39 will train a service station and sew stores ranging from an ant shop to pet stores and nurseries. Open 8 to 5 Daily—8 till Noon on Saturday LUND'S PAINTS • WALLPAPER • GLASS 1122 LINCOLN Avenue ANAHEIM California SESMA CLEANERS BLANKET SPECIAL BLANKETS WASHED Carded, shaped by Sesma — Returned in a mothproof plastic bag for safe storage. WE RE-BIND BLANKETS AT YOUR REQUEST reg. 2.35 ONLY Sesma CLEANERS FOR SERVICE Branch Call Office—East Alpha Beta Shopping Center—KE. 5-0532 Call Office and Plant—130 Elm St., KE. 5-3819 Defer Decision On Boundaries of Dairyland City SANTA ANA, (OCNS) — Decision on boundaries for the proposed city of Dairyland west of Buena Park will be made at 2:30 p.m. next Tuesday, the County Board of Supervisors emphasized Tuesday afternoon. Supervisor Ralph McFadden said that "it might be a good idea if attorneys from all sides were present because it's going to be a legal problem." Board Chairman Willis Warner observed: "If they're interested they'll be here." Several property owners have asked their acreage be excluded from the proposed sixth class city, Buena Park also has urged that Walker St. No. 1 annexation be carved out of the projected city. Proponents claim deletion of all acres asked would ruin the planned city. Boundaries as approved by the County Boundaries Commission take in approximately two and one-half square miles. As soon as the supervisors determine the boundaries an election date can be set. Supervisors Approve 826 New Dwellings SANTA ANA (OCNS)—Headed by a 251-house development in Santa Ana, a total of 828 new dwellings in eight subdivisions were approved Tuesday afternoon by the County Board of Supervisors. Three of the final maps were sanctioned for Orange; two for Garden Grove and Anaheim. Action by the supervisors brought the number of subdivisions approved this month to 33. For the year 2022 single family dwelling lots have cleared the board. That would mean housing for 7077 persons on the basis of 3.5 per unit. J. W. Lenney Homes, Inc., will build the Santa Ana tract at Maybury and Fruit streets. Others approved: Orange–15 homes at Cully Drive and Batavia street; eight houses east of Cambridge and North of Palmyra; and many at Cambridge and Anaheim–159 houses at ma and Brookhurst underiding of the La Palma Calder Garden Grove–144 houses angewood and 9th and 1st at Orangewood and Chagos Subdivider George Heltzer Park–83 homes at La Palma Highway 39. An added attraction is 65th anniversary Orange Fair, Aug. 9-14, will be the evenings of public squaring, sponsored by the Squares, with Tom Waits caller. The dancing group will onstrate their fancy saturday, Aug. 11, 12 and the newly paved area rthe commercial building Motor Trucks . . Utility and Farm Traffic Machinery . . Landscaping Gardening Equipment . . JOHN BE Sprayers . . BOLENS Garden Traction Parts Sales Service ELTISTE CO. 412 E. 5th St. Santa Ana – KI. 2- Housing Tracts ANGE (OCNS)—Acting on the Planners’ recommendation, by Council Tuesday night apsix housing tracts cong a total of 237 homes. council upheld the comm’s approval of tract 2710 of and Casserly for 32 lots of Walnut street and 600 feet of Handy. Tract Map No. 2452 by Neld Casserly for 20 homes on and Lomita avenues. Tract Maps 2804, 2805 containing 185 lots at the east corner of Eckhoff and more streets, submitted by the Building Company. Subdivision Gets Councilmen’s Approval ENA PARK—City Council-approved a tentative tract requested by B.B. Karger to divide 200 lots west of Holder and south of Orangethorpe. tract map request Lincoln Park Estates was for a week to check ending conditions imposed upon map. Lincoln Park Estates is divide 121 lots south of Cresavenue and north of Linvenue. small subdivision request- Charles Bach, 8152 East St., to divide his property two lots was also approved by Council. Commercial Project Ordered by Councilmen ENA PARK — Councilmen day night recommended to city engineer a general plot and suggested uses for a commercial development by the Building Corporation of Holy Hills. commercial center, located northeast corner of La and Highway 39 will conservice station and several ranges from an antique pet stores and nurseries. SAFEWAY WELLO Dragon CHEES Savory, mellow mild cheddar! Ideal in souffle or Pre-cut, and Cello-packaged. COOL MEALS IN A JIFFY IN AUGUST Family Circle 5 STAR KLIST CHUNK 6½-oz. can LETTUCE lb. A swirl of light green leaves curled around a sweet white heart! Tight, crinkly heads flavor-right, eye-right for cool summer salad! CANTALOUPES JUMBO SIZE Thick-meated, sweet! Northern grown lb. 5 APPLES GRAVENSTEINS New Crop! All-purpose lb. 9 LEMONS LARGE, JUICY Freshly picked! lb. 9 GRAPES Thompson Seedless lb. 25¢ CARROTS In Plio bag pkg. 9 ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING Emulsi-mixed for lighter cakes, pies, fried foods, makes perfect biscuits! 1-lb. can 25¢ 3-lb. can 65¢ LALANI PINEAPPLE JUICE Sweet Hawaiian pineap-ple juice with a fresher, better flavor! 46-oz. can 21¢ SLICED PIMIENTO CHEESE ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING Emulsi-mixed for lighter cakes, pies, fried foods, makes perfect biscuits! 1-lb. can 25¢ 3-lb. can 65¢ LALANI PINEAPPLE JUICE Sweet Hawaiian pineapple juice with a fresher, better flavor! 46-oz. can 21¢ SLICED PIMIENTO CHEESE DUTCH MILL. American-mild, Cheddar-rich, with spicy Pimiento flavor! 8-oz. pkg. 19¢ NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT Delicious with fresh fruit—covered with Half & Half. 6-oz. box 10£ 12-oz. box 17£ MD TOILET TISSUE per roll 9¢ FROZEN FOODS SAVE TIME AND ENERGY! LEMONADE Bel-Air Premium Quality 6-oz. can 9£ 12-oz. can 17£ ORANGE JUICE Scotch Treat 2 6-oz. cans 27£ ASPARAGUS SPEARS Bel-Air Brand 10-oz. pkg. 39£ FORDHOOK LIMAS Bel-Air Premium Quality 10-oz. pkg. 23£ Curlsy BAKERY Special FUDGE ICED GOLD RANCH CAKE Moist and luscious—made the way you’d make it—with "home ingredients"! REGULARLY 39¢ SPECIAL 33¢ DONUTS DEEP FRY Plain or Sugar 6 in pkg. 23¢ GRAHAMS PRATES' Gold 1-lb. box 29¢ COOKIES Jane Arden Coro. 1-lb. nut Drop Cookies pkg. 49¢ Cinnamon Rolls PILLSBURY 8-oz. Delicious! can 25¢ Peanut Butter Beverly Brand 12-oz. Chunk, Creamy jar 39¢ Tomato Paste Dessine Brand 6-oz. Velvety-Smooth can 9¢ Enriched Flour Kitchen Craft 2-lb. All Purpose bug 25¢ Table Syrup Sleepy Hollow 12-oz. Maple sugar base btl. 29¢ Table Salt Snö-White Brand 26-oz. Plain or Iodized box 11¢ Fidelis Vino Rosso 1½-gal bottle 89¢ Best Beer Eastern Brew 6 12-oz. cans 79¢ Beers and Winos Sold in Licensed Safeways only. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., JULY 28, 29, 30, 1955, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA New Dwellings north of Palmyra; and 40 dwellings at Cambridge and Everett. Anaheim-159 houses at La Palma and Brookhurst under subdivision of the La Palma Cattle Co.; Garden Grove-144 houses at Orangewood and 9th and 159 more at Orangewood and Chapman by subdivider George Heltzer; Buena Park-83 homes at La Palma and highway 39. An added attraction for the 60th anniversary Orange County Fair, Aug. 9-14, will be the three evenings of public square dancing, sponsored by the San Tana squares, with Tom Watson as caller. The dancing group will demonstrate their fancy steps at 30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 11, 12 and 13, on the newly paved area north of the commercial building on the Utility and Farm Tractors ... Landscaping andment ... JOHN BEANOLENS Garden TractorsSales — ServiceISTE CO. Santa Ana – KI. 2-8836 County Jim Duncan — Editor Fairgrounds. 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