anaheim-gazette 1954-06-17

Phone Employees Receive Benefits "Pacific Telephone employees in Southern California received almost $1,500,000 in service pensions, sickness, disability and other benefits during the first four months of this year." James S. Cantlen, vice-president and general manager of this area, reported to his staff. "Of this amount," he said, "service pensions add up to $593,100 while benefit payments in 17 different categories totaled an additional $807,000." "During April," he pointed out, "payments from the Pension Fund totaled $110,000 while sickness and disability expenditures paid under the company's plan amounted to $197,000." "As soon as an employee has been with Pacific Telephone for two years," he said, "he becomes entitled to benefit payments for sickness absence amounting to full pay for four weeks and half pay for an additional nine weeks. Benefits to which the employee is eligible increase as his years with the company increase and when 25 years of employment are reached the company pays a full 12 months' salary upon sickness of such duration." "Pacific Telephone guarantees the future pensions of its employees through a special trust fund," Cantlen said. "The first four months of this year we deposited $2,900,000 in this fund." Cantlen pointed out that the pension and benefit plan has been in operation in the Bell System since 1913 and was one of the first such programs adopted by private industry. The program is financed entirely by the company. He declared that Southern California telephone employees are retiring under the pension plan at the rate of 17 a month and that 1,600 of them are now benefitting from Pacific Telephone's retiree benefits. MARY LOU MARTIN is the director of the 1954 awards-Martin Dance Pageant to be held next Tuesday at 8 p.m., in the auditorium of Anaheim Union High School sponsored by the Anaheim Elks No. 1345. Dolores Mittman Is Shower Honoree The month of June has been a gay whirl of social events for Miss Dolores Mittman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mittman of 620 N. Helena street, who will become the bride of Cortez W. Hoskins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins of 320 W. Alberta street, on July 17 in Anaheim First Presbyterian church. Miss Mittman was the honoree at a noon day pot luck luncheon and miscellaneous bridal shower recently given her by fellow employees of the California Hosery company which is operated here in town by her father. Miss Mittman's former roommate at the University of Southern California gave a personal bridal shower at her home in Pasadena, and many former school chums gathered to fete the bride electors. Members of the singing group at LEGAL SECRETARIES MEET When the Orange County Secretaries Assn. met recite the Fireside Room of the Laguna, new officers were ed and Betty Lou Russum heim, starting her second governor, joined in the co She reported on the meet conventions held this year said that there are no members in the State ofifornia. REVIVAL STARTS SUNDAY A Missionary Baptist under Elder Victor E. S. starting Sunday, June 20, way Park village. The place is located two blocks of Firestone Blvd., on L Avenue. Continuing through Jude day School will begin am and the regular sunny Cantlen pointed out that the pension and benefit plan has been in operation in the Bell System since 1913 and was one of the first such programs adopted by private industry. The program is financed entirely by the company. He declared that Southern California telephone employees are retiring under the pension plan at the rate of 17 a month and that 1,600 of them are now benefitting from Pacific Telephone's retirement plan. Seekins-Terry Wedding Rites Pastel pinks and blues accented the traditional bridal white at the marriage of Miss Nancy Seekins and Richard Joseph Terry in White Temple Methodist church Saturday evening, June 12. Rev. Frank E. Butterworth heard the bridal pair exchange their marriage vows in double ring ceremony. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Seekins of 118 N. Palm street, the bride was given in marriage by her father. She was lovely in an off-the-shoulder gown of white nylon net with snug fitting bodice and hoop skirt. A small cap decorated with pearled lily of the valley held in place the fingertip veil. The wedding bouquet was a white orchid and stephanotis arranged on a white prayer book. Maid of honor was the bride's sister, Shirley, who was gowned in lavender nylon. She carried an arm bouquet of matching gladioli. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Lee Holiday and Mrs. Harold Hartwick who were gowned in pale blue. Their bouquets were of pink gladioli. Flower girls were little Misses Susan O'Brienof Orange, niece of the bridegroom, and Mary Bullington of Anaheim. The bridegroom, son of John H. Terry of Orange and Mrs. Faye Terry of Hawthorne, was attended by William Kidwell as best man. Ushers were Donald Merritt and Roland Gaylor. Mrs. Ben Klaumann was at the organ and the bride's uncle, Albert M. Cranston, was soloist. The pink and blue theme was carried over into the decorations in Wesley Hall where the reception was held. Assisting as hostesses were Mrs. H. E. Carney, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Mildred O'Brien. For the wedding trip the bride wore a bouffant summer frock of white taffeta trimmed with velvet. Miss Mittman was the honoree at a noon day pot luck luncheon and miscellaneous bridal shower recently given her by fellow employees of the California Hosiery company which is operated here in town by her father. Miss Mittman's former roommate at the University of Southern California gave a personal bridal shower at her home in Pasadena, and many former school chums gathered to fete the bride elect. Members of the singing group at Spurgeon Methodist church to which Miss Mittman belongs, honored her at a special party at the Holy Meiderson home in Santa Ana last week. Sorority sisters are planning a luncheon party for Miss Mittman in Long Beach in the near future. The bride-elect is a USC graduate and a graduate of Dorsey high school. Her fiance is a graduate of AUHS and will receive a Master's degree from Pamona college this month. Summer Tennis The Anaheim Recreation Department has announced the summer tennis schedule will again be under the direction of Melva Williams. Classes will be held at the City Park courts starting Monday, June 21, Monday through Friday from 1:30 to 4 p.m. and on Saturday mornings from 10 to 12 noon. General instruction in the fundamentals of tennis will be given from June 19 to July 3. Swimming Lessons Beginners' swimming lessons will start at the City Park plunge on Tuesday, June 22. A charge of 10 cents per lesson will be made to cover cost of towel and locker space. Swimming lessons are given free to all youngsters in the first grade and up. Schedule of lessons: 10 years and over, 9 to 9:30 a.m.; 9 years, 9:35 to 10:05 a.m.; 8 year olds, 10:10 to 10:45 a.m.; 7 years, 10:50 to 11:20 a.m.; 6 years, 11:25 to 11:15 a.m., and 12 noon to 12:30 p.m. LEGION AWARDS GIFEN American Legion awards were given to eighth grade students of St. Boniface school in a recent special assembly (June 7)). They were: first boy, James Reza; second boy, James Cain; first girl, Judy Rau; second girl, Carolyn Cherry. HASTINS IN JAPAN REVIVAL STARTS SUNDAY A Missionary Baptist under Elder Victor E. S. starting Sunday, June 20, way Park village. The place is located two blocks of Firestone Blvd., on L Avenue. Continuing through Judy School will begin at 18 am with evenin at 7:30 o'clock. Charles Cornell of 617 street leaves June 18 pm on cruise to Havana, Cuba, at U.S.S. Goss as a member U.S. Naval Reserve. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY AT PRIVATE NO. GL.E-789 In the Superior Court of California in and for the Los Angeles County. In the matter of the estate WIG JANKE BUCHWALD, Notice is hereby given undersigned Administratrix the estate of Hedwig Janke deceased, will sell at price to the highest bidder upon and conditions hereinafter and subject to confirmation. Superior Court, on or after of Judge Merritt and BATEMAN, 9945 Commune City of Tujunga, Coung Angeles, State of California right, title and interest not ceased at the time of death, estate of said deceased has by operation of law or other than or in addition to other than or in addition to death, estate of said deceased has been deposited on the sold. Ten per cent of amount to will. The South 99 feet of D Tract No. 163, in the city Park, County of Orange, California, as shown on thereof recorded in Book 13, of Misc. maps, Record Orange County. Terms of Sale: Cash in law of the United States on cash or part cash and be denced by note secured by or Trust Deed on the paid. Ten per cent of amount to will. Bids or offers to be in law will be received at the office at any time after the cation herofo and before due Date June 1, 1964. LIGNI MILITARY ADMINISTRATIX Estate of said decedent MartIN and BATEMAN By: H. J. Bateman 9445 Commerce Ave. Tujunga, California Attorney for Administratrix (Pub. Anahelm Gazette, J24, 1964) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OR DEpt 2 No. 6865 SUMMONS Action brought in the Court of the County of O Complaint filed in the Office Clerk of the Superior Court Women's Advisor Board of YMCA Twenty members of the Women's Advisory Board of YMCA enjoyed the traditional finale of a year's successful work program when they were luncheon guests recently at the home of their retiring president, Mrs. Alice Schmid, 9781 S East St. Mrs. Schmid was presented with a navy blue leather handbag as a token of appreciation from the membership. Reports were given, and girls' work secretary, Nan Moore, told of plans to send delegates to the national YMCA convention held this month in Cleveland, Ohio. She also told of arrangements underway for the foreign exchange students who will be in Anaheim this summer. LEGION AWARDS GIFEN American Legion awards were given to eighth grade students of St. Boniface school in a recent special assembly (June 7). They were: first boy, James Reza; second boy, James Cain; first girl, Judy Rau; second girl, Carolyn Cherry. HASTINS IN JAPAN Mrs. Flora Snowden of 10941 La Palma Ave., has received word that her son John Haskins) a corporal stationed in Korea with the 434th Engineer Combat Battalion's Headquarters and Service Co., recently spent a seven-day rest and recuperation in leave in Hakata, Japan. Mrs. H. E. Carney, who has been recuperating following the birth of her baby at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Seekins, 118 N. Palm street, returned to her Downey home last week with 17 months old Pamela and new-born Cora Marie. PRIZE WINNING ESSAY Dale Stahfield, Anaheim, as a Fullerton Junior College student of agriculture has been awarded $25 for his prize-winning essay on the proper use of commercial fertilizer. Stanfield is vice-president of the FJC chapter of California Future Farmers. Walter Henning and Fred Clodt of Zion Lutheran church have been elected church delegates at the district convention to be held in Immanuel Lutheran church, Orange, from June 27 through July 1. APPEARANCE: "A deference in action when he murders or gives him justice notice," he applauded after news of an arrest. Administratrix.C state of said dec MARTIN and BATEMAN By: H. J. Bateman 9945 Commerce Ave., Tujunga, California Attorney for Administratrix (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, J24, 1964) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF GALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF Dept. 2 No. 626 SUMMONS Action brought in the Court of the County of O Complaint filed in the Office Clerk of the Superior Court County. DOMINGA DIAS, Plaintiff vs. NACHO P. DIAS, Defender THE PEOPLE OF THE CALIFORNIA SEND GO TO: NACHO P. DIAS, Defender You are directed to apply action brought against you above named plaintiff in Court of the State of California for the County of Orange lawuer the complaint therenew days after the service this summons, if served County of Orange, or wnd days if served elsewhere, a notified that unless you answer as above required, tiff will take judgement forey or damages demanded by plaintiff, as arising upon itwill apply to the Court to relief demanded in the courtGiven under my handthe Superior Court of the Gauge State of California day of April, 1964.(Seal Superior CourtOrange County) B. J. SmithCounty Clerk andthe SuperiorCoState ofCaliforniafortheCountOBy Wayne A.DraNOTICE APPEARANCE: "A deference in action when he murders or gives him justice notice," he applauded after news of an arrest. Administratrix.C state of said dec MARTIN and BATEMAN By: H. J. Bateman 9945 Commerce Ave., Tujunga, California Attorney for Administratrix (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, J24, 1964) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF GALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF Dept. 2 No. 626 SUMMONS Action brought in the Court of the County of O Complaint filed in the Office Clerk of the Superior Court County. DOMINGA DIAS, Plaintiff vs. NACHO P. DIAS, Defender THE PEOPLE OF THE CALIFORNIA SEND GO TO: NACHO P. DIAS, Defender You are directed to apply action brought against you above named plaintiff in Court of the State of California for the County of Orange lawuer the complaint therenew days after the service this summons, if served County of Orange, or wnd days if served elsewhere, a notified that unless you answer as above required, tiff will take judgement forey or damages demanded by plaintiff, as arising upon itwill apply to the Court to relief demanded in the courtGiven under my handthe Superior Court of the Gauge State of California day of April, 1964.(Seal Superior CourtOrange County) B. J. SmithCounty Clerk andthe SuperiorCoState ofCaliforniafortheCountOBy Wayne A.DraNOTICE APPEARANCE: "A deference in action when he murders or gives him justice notice," he applauded after news of an arrest. Administratrix.C state of said dec MARTIN and BATEMAN By: H. J. Bateman 9945 Commerce Ave., Tujunga, California Attorney for Administratrix (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, J24, 1964) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF GALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF Dept. 2 No. 626 SUMMONS Action brought in the Court of the County of O Complaint filed in the Office Clerk of the Superior Court County. DOMINGA DIAS, Plaintiff vs. NACHO P. DIAS, Defender THE PEOPLE OF THE CALIFORNIA SEND GO TO: NACHO P. DIAS, Defender You are directed to apply action brought against you above named plaintiff in Court of the State of California for the County of Orange lawuer the complaint therenew days after the service this summons, if served County of Orange, or wnd days if served elsewhere, a notified that unless you answer as above required, tiff will take judgement forey or damages demanded by plaintiff, as arising upon itwill apply to the Court to relief demanded in the courtGiven under my handthe Superior Court of the Gauge State of California day of April, 1964.(Seal Superior CourtOrange County) B. J. SmithCounty Clerk andthe SuperiorCoState ofCaliforniafortheCountOBy Wayne A.DraNOTICE APPEARANCE: "A deference in action when he murders or gives him justice notice," he applauded after news of an arrest. Administratrix.C state of said dec MARTIN and BATEMAN By: H. J. Bateman 9945 Commerce Ave., Tujunga, California Attorney for Administratrix (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, J24, 1964) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF GALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF Dept. 2 No. 626 SUMMONS Action brought in the Court of the County of O Complaint filed in the Office Clerk of the Superior Court County. DOMINGA DIAS, Plaintiff vs. NACHO P. DIAS, Defender THE PEOPLE OF THE CALIFORNIA SEND GO TO: NACHO P. DIAS, Defender You are directed to apply action brought against you above named plaintiff in Court of the State of California for the County of Orange lawuer the complaint therenew days after the service this summons, if served County of Orange, or wnd days if served elsewhere, a notified that unless you answer as above required, tiff will take judgement forey or damages demanded by plaintiff, as arising upon itwill apply to the Court to relief demanded in the courtGiven under my handthe Superior Court of the Gauge State of California day of April, 1964.(Seal Superior CourtOrange County) B. J. SmithCounty Clerk andthe SuperiorCoState ofCaliforniafortheCountOBy Wayne A.DraNOTICE APPEARANCE: "A deference in action when he murders or gives him justice notice," he applauded after news of an arrest. Administratrix.C state of said dec MARTIN and BATEMAN By: H. J. Bateman 9945 Commerce Ave., Tujunga, California Attorney for Administratrix (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, J24, 1964) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF GALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF Dept. 2 No. 626 SUMMONS Action brought in the Court of the County of O Complaint filed in the Office Clerk of the Superior Court County. DOMINGA DIAS, Plaintiff vs. NACHO P. DIAS, Defender THE PEOPLE OF THE CALIFORNIA SEND GO TO: NACHO P. DIAS, Defender You are directed to apply action brought against you above named plaintiff in Court of the State of California for the County of Orange lawuer the complaint therenew days after the service this summons, if served County of Orange, or wnd days if served elsewhere, a notified that unless you answer as above required, tiff will take judgement forey or damages demanded by plaintiff, as arising upon itwill apply to the Court to relief demanded in the courtGiven under my handthe Superior Court of the Gauge State of California day of April, 1964.(Seal Superior CourtOrange County) B. J. SmithCounty Clerk andthe SuperiorCoState ofCaliforniafortheCountOBy Wayne A.DraNOTICE APPEARANCE: "A deference in action when he murders or gives him justice notice," he applauded after news of an arrest. Administratrix.C state of said dec MARTIN and BATEMAN By: H. J. Bateman 9945 Commerce Ave., Tujunga, California Attorney for Administratrix (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, J24, 1964) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF GALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF Dept. 2 No. 626 SUMMONS Action brought in the Court of the County of O Complaint filed in the Office Clerk of the Superior Court County. DOMINGA DIAS, Plaintiff vs. NACHO P. DIAS, Defender THE PEOPLE OF THE CALIFORNIA SEND GO TO: NACHO P. DIAS, Defender You are directed to apply action brought against you above named plaintiff in Court of the State of California for the County of Orange lawuer the complaint therenew days after the service this summons, if served County of Orange, or wnd days if served elsewhere, a notified that unless you answer as above required, tiff will take judgement forey or damages demanded by plaintiff, as arising upon itwill apply to the Court to relief demanded in the courtGiven under my handthe Superior Court of the Gauge State of California day of April, 1964.(Seal Superior CourtOrange County) B. J. SmithCounty Clerk andthe SuperiorCoState ofCaliforniafortheCountOBy Wayne A.DraNOTICE APPEARANCE: "A deference in action when he murders or gives him justice notice," he applauded after news of an arrest. Administratrix.C state of said dec MARTIN and BATEMAN By: H. J. Bateman 9945 Commerce Ave., Tujunga, California Attorney for Administratrix (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, J24, 1964) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF GALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF Dept. 2 No. 626 SUMMONS Action brought in the Court of the County of O Complaint filed in the Office Clerk of the Superior Court County. DOMINGA DIAS, Plaintiff vs. NACHO P. DIAS, Defender THE PEOPLE OF THE CALIFORNIA SEND GO TO: NACHO P. 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H. Heckman, 8201 S. Moro Lane to sing "Happy Birthday" to Elizbeth Schutz. Tables were set up in the back yard and a complete dinner served including a birthday cake and a gift for the honoree! Afterwards, a short meeting was held at which Mrs. Cecil Rail gave devotions and Mrs. Leonard Schwacofer was elected hostess chairman. The next meeting was set for September at the home of Mrs. Leo Odens. Twenty members attended the meeting and party. ANNUAL DANCE PAGRANT The Anaheim B.P.O.E. is sponsoring the 19th annual Richard-Martin dance pagcant in Anaheim high school, next Tuesday, June 22, beginning at 8 p.m. On Thursday, June 24, the pageant will be held in the Fullerton high school. LEGAL SECRETARIES MEET When the Orange County Legal Secretaries Assn. met recently at the Fireside Room of the Hotel Laguna, new officers were installed and Betty Lou Russum of Anaheim, starting her second year as governor, joined in the ceremony. She reported on the meetings and conventions held this year and said that there are now 1600 members in the State of California. REVIVAL STARTS SUNDAY A Missionary Baptist revival, under Elder Victor E. Salyer, is starting Sunday, June 20, in Freeway Park village. The meeting place is located two blocks west of Firestone Blvd., on La Palma Avenue. Continuing through June, Sunday School will begin at 9:45 a.m., and the regular service will NEW LUTHERAN SCHOOL TEACHERS Two new teachers have been hired for the next session of Zion Lutheran school. Miss Eleanor Crill of Anaheim has resigned her position with the La Habra Elementary schools to fill a post here. Miss Marilyn Limmer, who graduates this month from the Lutheran Teacher's College in River Forest, Ill., will be a primary instructor. MORE ABOUT ... Televiewers (Continued from Page 1) Many Disney-inspired attractions. Cartoon Figures All of Disney's cartoon figures, among them Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Cinderella, Captain Hook and the White Rabbit, as well as many of his famous live action features, have been liberally projected into the planning of Disneyland. In Fantasyland for instantitors will encounter Monstera Whale as a novel water slide. Dumbo the Flying Elephant exciting aerial ride. Every moment in this realm will some story book character realized by Walt Disney on Frontierland is designed glimpse into yesterday America's historical past to life. It will be entered through gates of an old log fort, may be seen leather stairs frontiersmen and Indians tribes. This is the realm Crockett, Paul Bunyan, Daniel Boone, John Herbert Johnny Appleseed; giants can folklore, legendary became real and real more became legendary. Early American stores dings, offering souvenirs andise, refreshment and emment, will line Frontier board-walked streets wagons and stage coaches. REVIVAL STARTS SUNDAY A Missionary Baptist revival, under Elder Victor E. Salyer, is starting Sunday, June 20, in Freeway Park village. The meeting place is located two blocks west of Firestone Blvd., on La Palma Avenue. Continuing through June, Sunday School will begin at 9:45 a.m. and the regular service will be at 12 a.m. with evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Charles Cornell of 617 S. Dickel street leaves June 18 p.m. a month's cruise to Havana, Cuba; aboard the U. S. S. Goss as a member of the U. S. Naval Reserve. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE No. GLP-2759 In the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Los Angeles. In the matter of the estate of HEDWIG JANKE BUCHWALD, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administratrix CTA., of the estate of Hedwig Janke Buchwald, deceased, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned and subject to confirmation by the said Superior Court, on or after the 6th day of January 1954, at the offices of MARTIN and BATEMAN, 9945 Commerce Ave. City of Tujunga, County of Los Angeles, State of California, all the right, title and interest of said deceased at the time of death and all the right, title and interest that the estate of said deceased has acquired by operation of law or otherwise, other than or in addition to that of said deceased at the time of death, in and to all that ever gain real property particularly described as follows: to wit: The South 99 feet of Lot 2 of Tract No. 168, in the city of Buena Park, County of Orange, State of California, as shown on a map thereof recorded in Book 12, Page 13, of Misc. maps, Records of said Orange County. 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