anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-13

NEWS FROM LYNBROOK Minnie Harvey KE 5-5607 Friday afternoon, the afternoon kindergarten class, with Mrs. Edna Hilton as teacher, prepared a Mother's tea, the children introducing their mothers. Favors at each plate were small plaques with the picture of each child. Refreshments were served by the children consisting of punch, jello, cookies and mints. A program followed enjoyed by the following: Mrs. Preston, 8742 Bernice Dr., Mrs. Brocks, 8911 Dahli, Mrs. Meadows, 8832 Bernice Dr., Mrs. Tromp, 8941 Bernice Dr., Mrs. Becker, 8801 Bernice Dr., Mrs. Harvey, 8831 Aladdin Dr., Mrs. Haskinson, 8871 Dahli, Mrs. Stacner, 8212 Brookhurst, Mrs. Deorak, 8752 Dahli, Mrs. Riffle 8862 Bernice Dr., and Mrs. Avemaria of Carroll Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Art Corkum, 8861 Aladdin Dr., spent the week end in Merced visiting their daughters and families, Mrs. Roy Atwater and Mrs. Kenneth Drinkwine. Lee Hobbs, Salt Lake City, Utah is spending several days visiting his brother and family, Lee Hobbs, 8931 Aladdin Dr. Mother's day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellis and family, 8942 Bernice Dr., were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mareno. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawson and family, 8782 Bernice Dr., spent the weekend at Big Bear and Beaumont; Dawson and sons fished at the lake while Mrs. Dawson visited with her mother in Beaumont. Birthday honors went to Sharon Silvey, 8752 Bernice Dr., last Friday morning. She was celebrating her sixth birthday. Games were played and refreshments served to the following: Randi Haakenson, Kenny Meadows, Donnie Preston, and Mrs. Gary Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Bonsivich from Compton, visited the Hobb's, 8931 Aladdin Dr. Mrs. Ann Bode Jenny and Harry have been visiting her sister and family, the J. L. Tromps, 8941 Bernice Dr., is leaving Wednesday for New York York. They will sail for their home in Holland the first of next week. They have been in the states since November. Verne Combs, 8871 Dahli Dr., is leaving for a vacation at Oklahoma City, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Koch and Mrs. Thelma Young from San Diego, visited with the Wendell Koch family, 8912 Aladdin A., last week. Mrs. Wendell Koch celebrated her birthday. Jeannie Weldmar, 8892 Aladin Dr., was the honored guest at a birthday party given Saturday. Games was played with prizes given the winners. Many gifts were presented to Jeannie. A lovely decorated birthday cake with ice cream and punch was served to the following: Kathy Weldner, Debbie and Esther Hatfield, Leslie and Jerry Taylor, Donna and Susan Head, Marlene Alexander, Marilyn Maskivich, Joe and Darryl Sloriger from Garden Grove. Mrs. C. J. Walsh from Compton has been helping care for her daughter, Mrs. Reagon Powell, 8881 Aladdin Dr., who is ill. The Warren Cameron family, 8902 Aladdin Dr., enjoyed a picnic at Montebello Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Koch, Kim and Lindy, 8912 Aladdin Dr., took their children to the vamusement pier at Long Beach Saturday. Sunday dinner guests at the A. Mary Jane Battaglia Cynthia Cox, daughter of and Mrs. Bradley Cox, Jr., 707 North Hawthorne St., brated her second birthday on a party for a group of her friends Saturday afternoon, May 8. After the children has played several games in the Cox's boy yard, Mrs. Cox assisted by M William Florcyk, Mrs. Thomas Lopker, and Mrs. F. C. Raan served the birthday cake, decorated in a gay circus modif ice cream to the youngsters. Cynthia then opened her birthday gifts from the following children who had helped her observe the occasion: Carol and Bob Florczyk; Kathleen and Chris Grandick; Susan and Mary Prondzinsky; Susan Lopker; Beo Jo Reardon; and Billy and Co Madigan; James Lee McDill Chris Keith sent gifts but not attend the party. Mr. and Mrs. David Snow 1228 East Wilhelmina, drove Van Nelly Sunday; My 9 they entertained Mrs. Gene Tilso off Van Nuys; as their nera guest; Mrs. Tillot is Da Snow's fault. After and extended trip through the midwest Mr. and Mrs. F Beckman and daughter of North Hawthorne St., returned Anaheim by plane Friday even May 17. The Beckman family left Antoine 6 to travel to Memphis, Tenn. An Beckman concluded his business activities there; he and his family spent a few days visiting Mrs. Beckman's aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sumner Des Moines, Iowa. They then went to Ottawa, Canada where they spent a week with family friend Ron Bauman and family, Bauth is a Flight Lieutenant with Royal Canadian Air Force Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawson and family, 8782 Bernice Dr., spent the weekend at Big Bear and Beaumont, Dawson and sons fished at the lake while Mrs. Dawson visited with her mother in Beaumont. Birthday honors went to Sharon Silvey, 8752 Bernice Dr., last Friday morning. She was celebrating her sixth birthday. Games were played and refreshments served to the following: Randi Haakenson, Kenny Meadows, Donnie Preston, Tula Beeker, Marianne Tromp, Linda Bentley, Jennie Weldner and Karen Rusted. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hill, 8891 Bernice Dr., were dinner guests of their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Shiffer of Santa Ana. Mrs. A. A. Howell, 8852 Dahil Dr., has left for a two week vacation in Ft. Smith, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hobbs, Mr. Mrs. C. J. Walsh from Compton has been helping care for her daughter, Mrs. Reagon Powell, 8881 Aladdin Dr., who is ill. The Warren Cameron family, 8902 Aladdin Dr., enjoyed a picnic at Montebello Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Koch, Kim and Lindy, 8912 Aladdin Dr., took their children to the amusement pier at Long Beach Saturday. Sunday dinner guests at the A. V. Goodrich's, 8861 Bernice Dr., was Harold Whitney of the U.S.S. Murrlet, Long Beach. A. V. Goodrich Jr., and Whitley were in service together. Mother's Day dinner guests at the Harvey residence, 8831 Alladin Dr., were Mrs. Bernice Pace, and Mrs. Robert Reed. Later they all attended the Fullerton fair. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maskivich, 8871 Aladdin Dr., spent Monday afternoon at the Corona Naval hospital. New residents of 117 Locust, are Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rufener and children, Kathy, 6, Terry, 5, Linda, 3½, Carol, 2½, and Sharon, 10 months. Rufener at present is employed in Orange. The Rufener's are formerly from Norwalk. Also moving into one of the subdivision homes are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fulkerson and sons, Marshall, 16, and Keemie, 19. They now live at 1190 West South St. The Fulkerson's are formerly from Lakewood. Fulkerson is in the Navy and Mrs. Fulkerson is employed at North American. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell of 900 South Walnut and children, Linda and Terry, entertained Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Finnegan, Mrs. Campbell's parents, at a Mother's Day dinner on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Young, of 1307 Damon, are celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary today. Mrs. Andy Steenger and daughter, Mary Anne, of 715 Pythias, attended the Mother-Daughter banquet at United Brethren Evangelical church Friday evening as guests of Mrs. Stenger's mother, Mrs Annie Grubb. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell, 900 South Walnut, entertained 12 guests Sunday evening from the fellowship group of their church. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Held, 720 Amstutz, had a wonderful time at a progressive dinner given by the Crescendo class of White Temple church, last Friday evening Four different homes were visited with the main course at the McFarland Tolf's. The last home visited was the Avon Carlison's where the group spent a very enjoyable time playing cards. The Floyd Peterson's of 709 Amstutz, spent an enjoyable evening at the Balboa Bay club last Thursday evening as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ryan. The occasion being the Orange County Shrine banquet. Entertainment for the evening was provided by Eddie Peabody, featured banjo player, the Bell-Tones, of the Ina Ray Hutton Show, The Weir Brothers, who have recently appeared on the Bring Crosby Show, and many more. The special entertainment was provided by the Al Malaika Temple of Los Angeles. Mrs. C. A. Foster, mother of Mrs. W. Earl Baumbach of North Buttonwood St., was guild of honor at a family picnic in Riverside Park Mothers' Day, Sunday May 9. Gathered to honor Mrs. Fostere were C. A. Foster, Mr. and Mrs Bill Holliway and son, Billy, Mr Doug Phillips and children, Carline and Ronnie, of Orange, Ms and Mrs Al Foster and daughter Debra, of Los Angeles, Mrs.Get Foster and son, Bobby, and Mr W.Earl Baumbach and children Michelle and Dennis. Following the picnic, the family met at the Foster residence of Olive street for dessert and coffee. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart of 504 North Hawthorne St., has been entertaining Mrs. Stewart parents, Mr. and Mrs.Rober Thornton of San Bernardino for the past week and a half.On Sunday May 9,the Thornton's an Mr. and Mrs.Wearl Baumbach and children Joan Alan and Barbara drove to San Bernardino when they were dinner guests of Stewart's parents and grandmother Mr. and Mrs.James Q.Stewart and Mrs.Ida Rabold. James O.Stewart who returns with his son and his family Sunday has been visiting here in A haelim the past few days. Mrs.Genevieve Domingues, Mr. and Mrs. William Young, of 1307 Damon, are celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary today. Mrs. Andy Stenger and daughter, Mary Anne, of 715 Pythias, attended the Mother-Daughter banquet at United Brethern Evangelical church Friday evening as guests of Mrs. WESTMONT ESTATES HOME sites are now available in Westmont Estates, located in Anaheim's new, selective Westmont area where restrictive soning and location assures the builder of custom designed homes the highest rating with home finance agencies and maximum protection to the investor. WESTMONT ESTATES offers discriminating buyers choice modern styled lots of 9000 to 14000 square feet and requiring houses of a minimum of 1500 square feet with design subject to approval of Architectural Board. Anaheim Development Co. S. E. Whitledon Phone Anaheim 3331 Mrs. Earl Ryan. The occasion being the Orange County Shrine Club banquet. Entertainment for the evening was provided by Eddie Peabody, featured banjo player, the Bell-Tones, of the Ina Ray Hutton Show, The Weir Brothers, who have recently appeared on the Bring Crossby Show, and many more. The special entertainment was provided by the Al Malaika Temple of Los Angeles. The Andy Stenger's, of 715 Pythias, attended a Mother's Day dinner at the home of the Ted Stenger's of Ontario. Mrs. Grubb and the other mothers were honored at this dinner as their husbands did the cooking. Mrs. William Young, 1307 Damon, attended the Mother-Daughter banquet at the Christain church in Orange as the guest of Mrs. Orja Baldwin. The banquet was held on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Deane, Mrs. Frank Lockhart, Everett Grree, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peterson attended a reception for Worthy Grand Matron, Bernice Jan Basich on Saturday evening, at the Lions Club. 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Robert Hostetter, representing a prominent coffee company, is spending the week in Chicago, Ill., attending a convention for the Restaurant Men's Association. Mrs. O. A. Cavins, who has been visiting with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. McFarland Toll of 615 North Hawthorne St., since Monday, May 10, is now leaving for her home in Bakersfield. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Property Taxes Reach New High Property taxes levied in Orange county totaled $29,148,187 for this year, 1953-54 compared with $19,-400,252 for the 1949-50, California Taxpayers' Association said today. For the "in-between" years, local taxes levied in the county total $21,159,447 for 1950-51, $22,410,285 for 1951-52, and $26,462,151 for 1952-53 the association reported. Breakdown of the property taxes levied in the county by government levels, for the five years, is as follows: | Fiscal Year | General County | Municipal | School District | Special District | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1950 | $4,052,066 | $3,281,891 | $9,353,380 | $2,716,915 | | 1951 | $5,524,691 | $3,315,014 | $9,810,117 | $2,509,625 | | 1952 | $5,443,492 | $3,680,001 | $10,298,098 | $2,988,693 | | 1953 | $6,030,449 | $4,060,784 | $11,826,913 | $4,544,005 | | 1954 | $6,292,782 | $4,392,704 | $13,297,320 | $5,185,381 | State-wide property taxes in California amounted to $1,034,538-862 first time for the levy on property for local government purposes to top one billion dollars. 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