anaheim-gazette 1959-01-15

Dahlias Are Fun To Grow — Show The dahlia is indeed the King of garden flowers. It not only is adaptable to nearly any soil or climatic condition, but it responds well to even a little special care, and wonderfully to careful culture. Because of the many, many hundreds of fine varieties and types available, any garden planting will be enhanced through the use of this interesting species. Best known, of course, are the giant show-bloom types, as large as dinner plates, and breathtaking in their beauty. Not so well known, but becoming more popular are the medium and miniature types, easier to grow, more prolific in their blooming, more useful as cut-flowers, and possibly more suitable for the small home garden, as background or feature planting. All of these sizes, the giant, the medium, the miniature are further subdivided into the decorative varieties, both formal and informal, and the several types of cactus varieties. For the hobbyist there are many interesting varieties of specialty dahlias, the singles, the collarettes, the anemones, the orchids and the peonies, each a conversation piece in your garden. Literally dozens of varieties of colorful pom-poms can add bright spots of color, and a border of the dwarf varieties with half-inch blooms, can line a garden walk in a delightful color treat. Make Plan for Color An infinite variation of color can be planned in a garden planting of dahlias, for this flower comes in a marvelous selection of Invitation to Meeting Therefore the society extends a cordial invitation to all you who read this, all you who grow a garden, all you who might be possibly interested in growing dahlias, as a garden flower or as a hobby, to be their guests at the first meeting of 1959. To spend a pleasant evening with us, to learn more of the society's activities and plans, and if you like, to become one of us. This meeting will be held at the Santa Ana Register building, 625 No. Grand Ave. in Santa Ana, just south of the Grand Ave. off-ramp from the Santa Ana Freeway, at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 23. Refreshments will be served, and we'll be glad to meet you, and to tell you about growing dahlias, so that you too will know what we mean when we say that "Dahlias are Fun to Grow and Show." A Reference Book On Federal Taxes A simple, easy-to-read, comprehensive 125-page reference book on Federal Taxes is now available in most branch offices of the Internal Revenue Service, Robert A. Riddell, district director, announced today. Designed especially for the small businessmen, it discusses in nontechnical language many of the Federal tax problems incident to conducting trade, business or profession, a new business, acquiring a going business, and selling a business. Federal income taxes, excise taxes, social security taxes, and withholding taxes, as they apply to corporations, partnerships, and Mrs. Grace Tiller Heads Auxiliary At a meeting for the election officers of the Auxiliary of World War I Barracks 1235 of Anaheim, held on January 8th, at the American Legion Mrs. Grace Tillery of Fuller was elected president. Other officers elected by Mrs. Elizabeth Lompe, senior president; Mrs. Julia La Roa junior vice-president; Mrs. Weatherman, chaplain; Catherine Rogalla, treasurer; Florence Blakeslee, conductor; Mrs. Lola DuBois, guard. Trustees elected were: May Gorham, for a period of year; Mrs. Ella Volz, for a period of two years; and Mrs. L Badella, for three years. Mrs. Sally Handel, was pointed secretary; Mrs. L Corbelt, patriotic instructors; Mrs. Lorraine Yates, flag bearer; Mrs. Lillian McClenaghan, hienian; Mrs. Laura Radella, planner and Mrs. Elizabeth Lompe, wist. The above officers are all dents of Anaheim. Installation Ceremonies Installation ceremonies will held at the American Legion Anaheim on January 21st after pot luck dinner, at about 1 p.m. All World War I veterans their wives are urged to attend. Mrs. Helen Eldridge, past parment president will preside over the installation rites. Any further information be obtained by phoning TR 1-2212. Make Plan for Color An infinite variation of color can be planned in a garden planting of dahlias, for this flower comes in a marvelous selection of colors and blends and bi-colors—all the floral shades imaginable except blue, for there are no blue dahlias. The dahlia is a show bloom surpassed by no other flower, and the raising of them, both for your own enjoyment, and to show in competition with other amateurs in the annual dahlia shows, is a hobby enjoyed by a great many amateur gardeners in all areas of the country, under the auspices of the American Dahlia Society, and the local branch or participating societies, all members of the national organization. A beginner with a few choice blooms to show can meet easy competition in the Novice class, progressing then to the Small Amateur and later to the Advanced Amateur class, as his experience increases and if his garden is large enough. In any event the friendly meeting with hobbyists of identical interests will prove an experience of much benefit to all concerned. Many Dahlia Societies California is fortunate in having a number of active dahlia societies, all of whom are members of the American Dahlia Society and the Pacific Southwest Dahlia Association. There are three in the San Francisco-Oakland arch, and one each in Fresno, Balersfield, Inglewood, San Diego and your local group, the Orange County Dahlia Society. Each of these societies stages an annual dahlia show, at which the exhibitors are the members of the host society and many members of the other societies, all engaged in friendly and competitive showing of their carefully nurtured blooms. A show will have dozens of exhibitors showing nearly five-thousand blooms, which together with the huge mass displays of local commercial grow-ones, the orchids and the peonies, each a conversation piece in your garden. Literally dozens of varieties of colorful pom-poms can add bright spots of color, and a border of the dwarf varieties with half-inch blooms, can line a garden walk in a delightful color treat. Make Plan for Color Designed especially for the small businessmen, it discusses in nontechnical language many of the Federal tax problems incident to conducting trade, business or profession, a new business, acquiring a going business, and selling a business. Federal income taxes, excise taxes, social security taxes, and withholding taxes, as they apply to corporations, partnerships, and sole proprietorships, are described in detail with numerous examples. Changes in tax laws which took place in 1958 are explained in detail. This booklet should help in the preparation of Federal Tax returns for the calendar year 1958 and fiscal years ending in 1959. Featured in booklet form is a 1959 tax calendar which tells you when to pay various taxes, file tax returns and do other things required by law. Also a check list of the various taxes for which you may be liable appears on page four. This check list is a real help to a person who is just starting in business. How much? Well, its the best buy you ever made for only thirty-five cents. Prieda Belinfante will relinquish the baton to Felix Statkin, gues conductor for Saturday evening's concert; January 17, at Orange Coast College Auditorium, to appear as cello soloist. She will play her priceless Stradivarius cello. To Continue 4% Home Savings' quarter million savers learned today the association held today. All World War I veterans their wives are urged to attend Mrs. Helen Eldridge, past pariment president will preface over the installation rites. Any further information be obtained by phoning TR 1-2212. ORANGE — Vance Packard author of last year's best series "The Hidden Persuaders," will open the Chapman College Artist-Lecture Series at 8 p.m. Wednesday, January 21, in Chapman College Auditorium. LULAC Ball Is Financial Success At a recent gathering of LULAC Members of the Anahiem Council No. 316, president Smidt, announced the final results of the gala New Year's ball ducted by his organization. stated that the outcome was successful and thanked each every person who made it possible The affair was welcomed by more than two hundred and fifty sons. The orchestra of Mr. Espinosa provided the dance with a great variety of music requests as well as some of the infinitable arrangements, and he to forget the vocals of He Oviedo, which brought some pleasant memories to those present. During intermission, prior to the welcoming of the New York sandwiches, potato chips, pickles etc., were served to the hummingbirds. President Schmidt stole Orange County Dahlia Society. Each of these societies stages an annual dahlia show, at which the exhibitors are the members of the host society and many members of the other societies, all engaged in friendly and competitive showing of their carefully nurtured blooms. A show will have dozens of exhibitors showing nearly five thousand blooms, which together with the huge mass displays of local commercial growers, makes a spectacle not soon to be forgotten. Dr. Riatt Is President The Orange County Dahlia Society is an organization of amateur dahlia growers, mostly from the Orange County and Long Beach areas. The society has a very active and enthusiastic membership, led by the society's presiDr. Emmett Raitt, Santa Ana physician and a dahlia hobbyist of many years experience. The annual dahlia show is held in August, the 1958 show was a successful one in the Cook gymnasium at Santa Ana College. There is a meeting of the society each month, at which dahlia culture is discussed, the business of the society is conducted, and the members and their guests enjoy meeting each other and talking of their mutual hobby, often with an intensity known only to an amateur dahlia grower who takes his dahlias seriously. The Orange County Dahlia Society is planning a very busy year for the 1959 season, and to make the organization a more effective one, intends to increase its membership considerably. Prieda Belinfante will relinquish the baton to Felix Slatkin, gues conductor for Saturday evening's concert, January 17, at Orange Coast College Auditorium, to appear as cello soloist. She will play her priceless Stradivarius cello. To Continue 4% Home Savings' quarter million savers learned today the association will continue to pay four per cent per year on all accounts for the next six months of 1959. The announcement was made by Howard Ahmanson, board chairman. Home Savings is the largest association in America. Assets now total over $580,000,000.00 ADDIE B. NIPP Addie B. Nipp, 81, a native of Kansas and a resident of Anaheim for 37 years, living at 908 E. Center Street, died early Tuesday morning at the Basler Home. She was a member of the First Methodist Church. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Donnie V. Hoskins and Mrs. Leone M. Koontz and a son, Hugh J. Nipp, all of Anaheim; five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Earl Kernahan of the First Methodist Church will officiate with interment in the Melrose Abbey Memorial Park. GAZETTE WANT ADS — CALL KEYSTONE 5-2206 CHARLES L. TOBEY Charles L. Tobey, of 1320 Westmont Drive, died at his home Tuesday morning after a short illness at the age of 69. He lived in Anaheim for eight years and was a member of St. Boniface Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife, Augusta and son, Floyd, of Anaheim, and sister, Lula Bell of Long Beach Rosary was said in the chapel Backs-Troutman & Kaulba Thursday and Mass was celebrated at St. Boniface Church Day. Interment was in the Holy Sepulchel Cemetery. Mrs. Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Jan. 15, 1908 At a meeting for the election of officers of the Auxiliary of Veterans of World War I, Barracks No. 65 of Anaheim, held on January 21 at the American Legion Hall, Mrs. Grace Tillery of Fullerton, elected president. Other officers elected were: Mrs. Elizabeth Lompe, senior vice-president; Mrs. Julia La Rocque, vice-president; Mrs. Edna Katherman, chaplain; Mrs.atherine Rogalla, treasurer; Mrs.rence Blakeslee, conductress; Lola DuBois, guard. Trustees elected were: Mrs. Gorham, for a period of one year; Mrs. Ella Volz, for a period two years; and Mrs. Laura Bella, for three years. Mrs. Sally Handel, was appointed secretary; Mrs. Laura Belt, patriotic instructress; Lolraine Yates, flag bearer; Lillian McClenaghan, historian; Mrs. Laura Badella, pianist; Mrs. Elizabeth Lompe, vocalist. The above officers are all residents of Anaheim. Installation Ceremonies Installation ceremonies will be at the American Legion Hall, Anaheim, on January 21, after a luck dinner, at about 6:30 World War I veterans and wives are urged to attend. Ms. Helen Eldridge, past department president will preside in the installation rites. Any further information may be obtained by phoning TRojan 12. YOUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK! With the opening of the legislative session last week, I have been busy as a member of the Rules committee of the Senate, helping to formulate rules under which the Senate will operate this year. Many of my constituents have asked what the Rules committee does in the legislature, and since I have been a member for two years—and having been reelected by my 39 colleagues for another two years—I find more and more just how many decisions are made by that committee and how many responsibilities it has. Actually, the Rules committee is the housekeeping committee of the senate — the policy-making body for the upper house. It requires so much time, in fact, that beginning. RESERVING THE POTENTIAL FROM THE POSITION NOW OCCURRED RESIDENTIAL SUBURBAN, INTERNETED PAINTERS ALLOWED TO EXPRESSE OPINIONS FOR OR AGREEMENTS PROPOSED RECLASSIFICATION OUTLINE. MRS. PAUL HASKINS Edna Laura Haskins, of 318 South Ohio, Anaheim, died Sunday at the Anaheim Memorial Hospital after a prolonged illness. She was born in Kansas City 58 years ago and had lived in California 30 years and eight years in Anaheim. She is survived by her husband, Paul, and two daughters. She is also survived by her mother, Mrs. Laura Weber of Anaheim. Recitation of Holy Rosary was Tuesday evening at St. Boniface Catholic Church. Requiem Mass was celebrated Wednesday at St. Boniface. Interment was at Calvary Cemetery in Los Angeles. Backs-Troutman & Kaulbars were directors. MINNIE SHUGART Minnie Rebecca Shugart, 83, a native of England and a resident of Anaheim for five years and of Long Beach for 24 years living at 1044 E. Hill St., died Monday afternoon. She was a member of the Episcopal Church in Long Beach and of Chispa Chapter No. 151 Order of The Eastern Star of Anaheim. She leaves two sons, Walter E. Thayer of Downey and C. H. Thayer of Hawthorne; seven feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distance of 165.60 feet more to a point in the center of Street as shown on said map; westerly along the center of South Street; a distance of feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distance of 165.60 feet more to a point in the center of Street as shown on said map; westerly along the center of South Street; a distance of feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distance of 165.60 feet more to a point in the center of Street as shown on said map; westerly along the center of South Street; a distance of feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distance of 165.60 feet more to a point in the center of Street as shown on said map; westerly along the center of South Street; a distance of feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distance of 165.60 feet more to a point in the center of Street as shown on said map; westerly along the center of South Street; a distance of feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distance of 165.60 feet more to a point in the center of Street as shown on said map; westerly along the center of South Street; a distance of feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distance of 165.60 feet more to a point in the center of Street as shown on said map; westerly along the center of South Street; a distance of feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distance of 165.60 feet more to a point in the center of Street as shown on said map; westerly along the center of South Street; a distance of feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distance of 165.60 feet more to a point in the center of Street as shown on said map; westerly along the center of South Street; a distanceof feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distanceof feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres of said Lot in thence northerly easterly line of said Lot 12, distanceof feet more or less, to the line of the westerly 20 acres OF SALE AND SOUTH STREET FURTHER INFORMATION OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY DENEWED WILLIAMS CITY Clerk DATED: January 9, 1908 (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Jan. 18) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RELATIVE TO PETITION RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners Of The Law Department RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners Of The Law Department RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners Of The Law Department RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners OF THE LAW DEPTORATORY RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners OF THE LAW DEPTORATORY RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners OF THE LAW DEPTORATORY RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners OF THE LAW DEPTORATORY RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners OF THE LAW DEPTORATORY RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners OF THE LAW DEPTORATORY RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the hour Of 7:00 O'Clock Receive and consider all evidence reports at these HEARINGS trained previously by The Court submitted by the Owners OF THE LAW DEPTORATORY RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HENEBY GIVEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM WILL HOLD HEARINGS IN THE Council City Of The City Hall In The City Of Anaheim On Tuesday January 2 at the 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He said that the outcome was very successful and thanked each and every person who made it possible. Fairness was welcomed by more than two hundred and fifty per cent. The orchestra of Marty Mosa provided the dancers a great variety of musical tests as well as some of his stable arrangements, and not forget the vocals of Helen Ido, which brought some pleasurable memories to those present. Intermission, prior to welcoming the New Year, switches, potato chips, pickles, were served to the hungry users. President Schmidt stated The change in the tempo of our operations which resulted from the constitutional amendment adopted last November has already been apparent. The number of measures introduced has been cut sharply. During the first week of this session, almost 200 measures were "put over the legislature, and since I have been a member for two years—and having been reelected by my 39 colleagues for another two years—I find more and more just how many decisions are made by that committee and how many responsibilities it has. Actually, the Rules committee is the housekeeping committee of the senate — the policy-making body for the upper house. It requires so much time, in fact, that a member of this committee is not permitted to become chairman of any other committee in the senate. As an example of our duties, the five-man committee appoints all members of the other committees, including the powerful budget committee and the interim and joint interim committees. When one house fails to concur in amendments to bills made by the Assembly during the session, the Rules committee appoints the Conference committees to work out agreements. As had been expected, the inaugural message of our new governor called for legislative action in several new fields. Undoubtedly during the coming months of the current session the attention of the legislators will be focused on bills embodying his recommendations. Several bills carrying out some of his suggestions have already been introduced, and others covering the major points of his program will be dropped in the hopper as they are prepared. He indicated that he will issue a special statement on water legislation in the near future and said his budget will be submitted by the end of the month. Your Orange county delegation in the legislature will be most interested in the water problem, of course, because of the tremendous importance water plays in our growing economy. I shall try to keep my constituents well informed on the progress of bills affecting water. Minnie Rebecca Shugart, 83, a native of England and a resident of Anaheim for five years and of Long Beach for 24 years living at 1044 E. Hill St., died Monday afternoon. She was a member of the Episcopal Church in Long Beach and of Chispa Chapter No. 151 Order of The Eastern Star of Anaheim. She leaves two sons, Walter E. Thayer of Downey and C. H. Thayer of Hawthorne; seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel Saturday at 10 o'clock, with the Eastern Star Service. Interment will be in the Anaheim Cemetery. ALLEN S. STEVENS Allen S. Stevens, of 865 Avocado Street, died last Thursday after a prolonged illness. He was born in Canada 58 years ago and had been an Anaheim resident for two years. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth and a son, Allen J., of Anaheim and also four daughters, one of which is Mrs. Geneve Sottile of Anaheim. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Backs-Troutman & Kaulbars Monday afternoon with interment in the Melrose Abbey Cemetery. FOR A GAZETTE WANT AD CALL HE 5-2200 LEGAL NOTICE (Pub: Anaheim Gazette Jan. 15, 1959) LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS RELATIVE TO PETITIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM will hold PUBLIC HEARINGS in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, in the City of Anaheim, on Monday, January 19, 1959, at the hour of 2:00 O'Clock P.M. to receive and report at these HEARINGS on actual provision by the Commission relative to the VERTIFIED PETITIONS submitted by the owners of the following described properties: VARIANCE NO: 1073 - PETITION submitted by WILLIAM CALYV, M.D., 118 South Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, California, as Leasee, reorganization to construct OFFICE BUILDING FOR THE VERTIFIED PETITIONS submitted in Book 17, Page 32, Miscellaneous Maps of Orange County, and further described as $01 North Palm Street. The property is present in R-3, TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES are invited to attend said HEARINGS and express opinions for or against the proposed VARIANCE as outlined MINNIE REBECCA SHUGART, 83, a native of England and a resident of Anaheim for five years and of Long Beach for 24 years living at 1044 E. Hill St., died Monday afternoon. She was a member of the Episcopal Church in Long Beach and of Chispa Chapter No. 151 Order of The Eastern Star of Anaheim. She leaves two sons, Walter E. Thayer of Downey and C. H. Thayer of Hawthorne; seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel Saturday at 10 o'clock, with the Eastern Star Service. Interment will be in the Anaheim Cemetery. ALLEN S. STEVENS Allen S. Stevens, of 865 Avocado Street, died last Thursday after a prolonged illness. He was born in Canada 58 years ago and had been an Anaheim resident for two years. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth and a son, Allen J., of Anaheim and also four daughters, one of which is Mrs. Geneve Sottile of Anaheim. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Backs-Troutman & Kaulbars Monday afternoon with interment in the Melrose Abbey Cemetery. FOR A GAZETTE WANT AD CALL HE 5-2200 LEGAL NOTICE (Pub: Anaheim Gazette Jan. 15, 1959) LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS RELATIVE TO PETITIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM will hold PUBLIC HEARINGS in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, in the City of Anaheim, on Monday, January 19, 1959, at the hour of 2:00 O'Clock P.M. to receive and report at these HEARINGS on actual provision by the Commission relative to the VERTIFIED PETITIONS submitted by the owners of the following described properties: VARIANCE NO: 1073 - PETITION submitted by WILLIAM CALYV, M.D., 118 South Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, California, as Leasee, reorganization to construct OFFICE BUILDING FOR THE VERTIFIED PETITIONS submitted in Book 17, Page 32, Miscellaneous Maps of Orange County, and further described as $01 North Palm Street. The property is present in R-3, TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES are invited to attend said HEARINGS and express opinions for or against the proposed VARIANCE as outlined The orchestra of Mirtyosa provided the dancers at a great variety of musical tests as well as some of his table arrangements, and not forget the vocals of Helen Do, which brought some pleasememories to those present. During intermission, prior to welcoming the New Year, witches, potato chips, pickles, were served to the hungry ers. President Schmidt stated that "I am very happy to re-that the proceeds of the ball be added to the fund of the bill which will provide more chance in our recreation and our programs now under way. To the continued support from people of this community our nation program has increased sensibly; part of the proceeds is dance will be set aside for 1959 Scholarship Awards. All PULAC members express their thanks to the public and the next affair will prove entertaining and successful. BLES L. TOBEY Charles L. Tobey, of 1320 West Drive, died at his home last day morning after a short at the age of 69. He had in Anaheim for eight years was a member of St. Boni-Catholic Church. He is surly by his wife, Augusta and a Floyd, of Anaheim, and one Lula Bell of Long Beach. He was said in the chapel of Troutman & Kaulbars day and Mass was celebrat- St. Boniface Church Fri-interment was in the Holy Cheek Cemetery. As in the past, my office is always open to citizens of Orange County who come to Sacramento, either on official business or on pleasure. If there is information you wish to inquire about through the mails, just address me at Room 3090, State Capitol, Sacramento. The change in the tempo of our operations which resulted from the constitutional amendment adopted last November has already been apparent. The number of measures introduced has been cut sharply. During the first week of this session, almost 200 measures were "put over the desk", this compares with nearly 1,000 bills introduced during the same period in 1957. Late last week members of the legislature were invited to an interfaith dedicatory prayer breakfast. I found the governor to be a dedicated, sincere and devotional man. A Catholic himself, Gov. Brown asked those of all faiths to join in prayer so that he and members of the legislature might do the most good for California's 15,000,000 people. "We all worship a just God," he said. "We recognize the need for divine assistance in meeting our daily tasks. Prayer will give us new resources, new reserves for meeting the trying days ahead." Church leaders, including Protestant, Catholic and Jewish, led prayers or made short addresses at the breakfast. As in the past, my office is always open to citizens of Orange County who come to Sacramento, either on official business or on pleasure. If there is information you wish to inquire about through the mails, just address me at Room 3090, State Capitol, Sacramento. PETITION NO. 1073 — PETITION submitted by WILLIAM GOLVY, M.D., 118 South Los Angeles County, Anaheim, California, as Lessee, requesting permission to CONSTRUCT OFFICE BUILDING FOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL USE, AND REMOVE EXISTING BUILDING on the property described as Lot 18, Tract 275 recorded in Book 17, Page 32, Miscellaneous Map of Orange County, and described as Lot 501 North Palm Street. The property is presently classified R-2. TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES are invited to attend HEARINGS and express opinions for or against the proposed VARIANCE as outlined above. PURTHER INFORMATION may be obtained at the office of the PLANING DIRECTOR OF THE City of Anaheim. CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM BY MELBOURNE A. GAUER, Chairman DATED: January 9, 1959 (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Jan. 15, 1959) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RELATIVE TO PETITION FOR RECLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM will hold PUBLIC HEARINGS in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Anaheim on Tuesday, January 27, 1959, at the hour of 7:00 O'Clock P.M., to receive and consider all evidence and requests at the Council Office or obtained previously by the VERIFIED PETITION submitted by the Owners of the following properties: RECLASSIFICATION NO. F-58-59-41 — PETITION submitted by KENNETH NAGEL and EMMA OWEN NAGEL, 569 Laguna Road, Pasadena, California, as Owners, Stephen F. Gatcher, California Bank Building, Anaheim California, authorized Agent, requesting that the Verified Petition be submitted by the Owners of the following properties: RECLASSIFICATION NO. F-58-59-41 — PETITION submitted by KENNETH NAGEL and EMMA OWEN NAGEL, 569 Laguna Road, Pasadena, California, as per map made by William Hamel and filed in the office of the county recorder of Los Angeles County, California, described as follows: Beginning in the center extended at a point 125 chains East from East Street; thence Easterly long said center line of Santa Ana Street chains; thence Southerly parallel to East Street 25 chains; thence Westerly 6 chains on the middle line of South Street; thence Northerly parallel to East Street 25 chains to the point of beginning. FURTHER INFORMATION may obtained at the office of the city clerk of the City of Anaheim. ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DENE M. WILLIAMS. City Clerk DATED: January 9, 1959 YES WE DO JOB PRINTING ...and at Satisfactory Prices WEDDING INVITATIONS WEDDING INVITATIONS DIRECT MAIL PIECES BOOKLETS AND FOLDERS OFFICE FORMS BUSINESS FORMS BUSINESS STATIONERY LETTERPRESS and OFFSET REPRODUCTIONS ANAHEIM GAZETTE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT 259 E. CENTER • KEystone 5-2206 ED: January 9, 1959