anaheim-gazette 1959-06-25

Public Hearinos Scheduled for Zoning Matters Several more public hearings have been scheduled by the Anaheim City Council. Hearing on a variance to operate a beauty shop at 2180 Catalpa Ave. has been set for July 7. Making the request are Harold and Billye Olander. Also scheduled July 7 is the variance request by Wayne Earl Schull to build professional offices, retail stores and cocktail bar on property at the east side or Euclid Ave. between Katella Ave. and Sumac Lane. Another hearing the same night will be a reclassification of property located at the northeast corner of Lincoln and Bel Air. Hearing by the West Coast Baptist Children's home requesting a change of zone from R-A and R-O to R-3 on property located on the northeast corner of South and East is scheduled for June 30. That same night Asa B. Carmichael Sr. is requesting change of zone from R-A to C-1 on property at 136 West Winston. Also scheduled June 30 is the public hearing requesting a zone from R-A to M-1 on property located on the north by Anaheim St., on the south by La Palma Ave., and east of Dowling St. The request is made by Miles A. Sharkey and Earl F. Kitchel. Voters Urge Early for Co Early registration of voters in Clerk L. B. Wallace in annuity deputies are now in the first communities in Orange County. Joining in the County Club by all voters are the League Women Voters of California and the Chairmen of the Democratic and Republican Central Committees of Orange County. New Residents Pointing out that many residents of Orange County meet the legal requirements residence to become voters, Wace urged that they act promptly to assure that their names be added to the Great Register and that they will be eligible vote in various municipal district elections affecting the localities, as well as in the primary and general elections. Residence of one year in state, ninety days in the county and fifty-four days in the city is required. In addition to new voters, who prompt registration is important at this time, are many whose names were "purged" from the Great Register by failure to vote. VOTERS REGISTER Mrs. Dene Williams, Citizen Anaheim, KEystone 3-1322 Roy & Margaret Bender, KEystone 5-2958 Mrs. Georgine M. Iseli, SYMPATHETIC PERSONAL SERVICE To most families sudden bereavement is a strange and bewildering experience. In those trying hours Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars' experienced memorial counselors can greatly lessen the burden of grief. Their constant consideration is that all arrangements shall be in keeping with the desires and circumstances of the family, and that the funeral service shall be a source of endless comfort to the bereaved. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 251 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 6-1149 Orange County's First Funeral Director Paying Bills by Check is EASY, MODERN, SAFE SAFE So is Opening a CHECKING ACCOUNT at California Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Anaheim Office: 203 E. Center St. VOTERS Urged to Register Early for Coming Elections Early registration of voters was urged today by County L. B. Wallace in announcing that special registration duties are now in the field, available to residents in all communities in Orange County. In the County Clerk's plea for prompt registration at either the primary or the general elections in 1958, such voters must re-register at this time. Also persons who have moved within the county must re-register. Due to the record growth of Orange County, importance of early registration was stressed to provide time for the Registrar of Voters to properly divide precincts so none fill be overloaded at the last minute. In line with this county's explosive population gains in recent years, Wallace anticipates that in excess of 50,000 new registrations will be received within the next few months, to add to the more than 200,000 voters now registered. A list of registration deputies now available for service together with their addresses and telephone numbers for convenience of voters in all areas of the county has been compiled. Here are the registration deputies available in the community: VOTERS REGISTRATION DEPUTIES ANAHEIM Mrs. Dene Williams, City Clerk, City Hall, 204 E. Centerheim, KEystone 3-1321. Mrs. Margaret Bender, 1720 W. Catherine Dr., Anaheim, KEystone 5-2958. Mrs. Georgine M. Iseli, 945 Garden, Anaheim, KEystone VOTERS REGISTRATION DEPUTIES ANAHEIM rs. Dene Williams, City Clerk, City Hall, 204 E. Center heim, KEystone 3-1321. boy & Margaret Bender, 1720 W. Catherine Dr., Anaheim, stone 5-2958. rs. Georgine M. Iseli, 945 Garden, Anaheim, KEystone 07. rs. Patricia L. Mitchell, 1650 Crone, PRospect 4-8156. rs. Mary M. Eggett, 1650 Crone, PRospect -8156. rs. Mildred Cummings, 2549 Glenhaven, JAckson 7-2046. rs. Betty B. Dunn, 9051 S. Magnolia, JAckson 7-1346. rs. Anna E. Godfrey, 7722 Coolidge, JEfferson 4-5286. rs. Erma F. Frank, 325 N. Pine, KEystone 5-2039. rs. Mary M. Eggett, 1650 Grone, PRospect 4-8156. rs. Virginia N. Evans, 320 S. Ramm, JAckson 7-4583. rs. Louise P. Giersch, 220 Mall Pl., JAckson 7-6272. Pratt Spalding, 1021 Irene Pl., JAckson 7-8123. WEST ANAHEIM rs. Cynthia W. Spalding, 1021 Irene Pl., JAckson 7-8123. rs. R. Aleene Meyer, 1014 Wichita, KEystone 3-3857. rs. Evelyn A. Morris, 1808 Cerritos St., KEystone 58. rs. Evelyn K. O'Brian, 910 Iroquois, KEyston 5-7636. rs. Elizabeth D. Jacobs, 1808 Catalpe Ave., PRospet 48. rs. Helen T. Gosnell, 940 W. Broadway, KEystone 48. iss Minnie R. Spicer, 314 S. Illinois, KEystone 5-4490. rs. Lucille N. Kenney, 1237 E. Adele, PRospect 4-4345. rs. Tomasina Lamb, 721 Neptune St., PRospect 4-3281. 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