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Pasadena Star News

Location

Pasadena, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

15

West Covina Officials Predict Major Tax Hike in 1956 57 Budget

West Covina Mayor D Brown says the 1956 57 budget could raise city taxes by 20 to 40 cents per 100 of assessed value, up to 80 percent in total. City Manager Clifford Petrie and Finance Officer Vaughn Walters work toward a near 1 million dollar departmentalized budget, while tax and sales incomes remain among the lowest in a 33 city sample.

West Covina Day D. Brown Brown Clifford Petrie Vaughn D. Walters Walters Los Angeles County

Sierra Madre Council to Discuss Tax Fund Uses Tonight

The Sierra Madre City Council will meet at 7:50 tonight to consider three funds from sales tax and higher water rates. Proposals include a general contingency fund and two water department funds for improvements and depreciation.

Sierra Madre Council Sierra Madre Water Department Norep Faton

Gateway Gas Station Protest Delays Sierra Madre Zoning Change

In Sierra Madre a dozen residents protested plans to rezone the southeast corner of Michillinda Avenue and Sierra Madre Boulevard to allow a 22,500 square foot service station on a two acre lot. The Planning Commission postponed the request to July to allow a precise plan of use.

Sierra Madre Planning Commission R.D. Andrews R-P C-1 Michillinda Avenue Sierra Madre Boulevard Andrews J. L. Freed Mariposa First Baptist Church Forest and First Ave

Kopitzke Resigns as Fi Centro Principal in Pasadena

Clif ford H. Kopitzke leaves Fi Centro Elementary School after three years as principal to take a county education consultant post in Orange County serving Santa Ana. Known as Mr. K, he previously advised the Ministry of Education in Beirut and has led South Pasadena YMCA Camp programs.

SOUFH Pasadena Clifford H. Kopitzke Fi Centro Orange County Santa Ana Mr. K Kopitzxe Ministry of Education Beirut Lebanon South Pasadena Rotary Club Carver South Pasadena High School Tony Turpin Bengals School Service Club Kiwanis Key Club Hi-Y Miles Turpin LeDroit UC At Berkeley

Alhambra Board Studies Tax Hike and Bond Plan

In an adjourned session the Alhambra Board of Education reviewed the 1956-57 budget and discussed two emergency measures to meet rising school costs. Proposals include a bond issue for new school construction and a special election to raise the tax limit from 1.50 per 100 assessed value in both districts. Superintendent Stokesbury said bond amount and tax rise are only tentative, noting the district’s bonding capacity about 5.5 million dollars.

Alhambra Board of Education M. R. Stokesbury

Sierra Madre Dogs Immunized in Rabies Drive

In the third PTA rabies inoculation program about 336 Sierra Madre dogs were vaccinated with a two year vaccine. A few dogs from neighboring cities joined in. Licenses require vaccination certificates and were issued with police assistance.

Sierra Madre

Descanso Gardens Displays All American Rose Winners

Rose bushes in full bloom at Descanso Gardens showcase the 1941 All American Rose Selection winner Charlotte Armstrong noted for its size fragrance and color. Superintendent John Threlkeld describes the plant as a true rose color. Also on site are seven other AMRS winners, all seedlings from crosses with Martha Armstrong.

LA Canada Descanso Gardens Charlotte Armstrong John Threlkeld Descanso Descanso Dr Martha Armstrong

School Photos to Be Studied by New Superintendent

Madison parents ask if taking children pictures in city schools by commercial photographers is legal and ethical. The Board tabled the issue and will refer it to new superintendent Walter J. Ziegler for study before September school opening.

San Gabriel Robert K. Rains Madison Board of Education Walter J. Ziegler

Singer Hogan Appointed Director of Alhambra High Music

Rex Hogan, radio and light opera singer, named director of the Alhambra High School music department for next fall. The post pays 6 575 dollars yearly. Hogan sang on The Carnation Hour for three years and appeared with the Chicago Light Opera Company. he is an Army veteran and a graduate of the University of Illinois and the Chicago Musical College.

Alhambra Rex Hogan Alhambra High School Hogan Carnation Hour Chicago Light Opera Company University of Illinois Chicago Musical College

Honor Awards at San Gabriel High School

Six seniors at San Gabriel High School were named life members of the Los Renombrados honor society for scholarship citizenship and leadership. The ceremony honored recipients including Fred Appleton Dale Booth Hiko Kobayashi Carlos Garcia Gretchen Ziegler and Lois Dodge with various departmental awards and college scholarship offers from Occidental College United States Air Force Academy and California programs.

Alhambra San Gabriel High School Los Renombrados Fred Appleton Dale Booth Hiko Kobayashi Carlos Garcia Gretchen Zeigler Lois Dodge Charles Fader San Gabriel Women's Club San Gabriel Valley John Chapman Kiwanis John Bogue Pan Hellenic Mary Lyn Jensen Alhambra City Teachers Club Nellie Helm American Assatos First Western Bank & Trust Co Jean Ewaniak Monika Perrson San Gabriel Council Pta

Arson Probe Hinted in Arcadia Home Fire

Police investigated a Saturday fire at 150 E Duarte Rd Arcadia a partly furnished unoccupied house. Officers reported a strong odor of burning wood two fires seen inside the home and damage to living room and den windows from heat and smoke.

Arcadia E. Duarte Rd

Alhambra Day Camp Opens For Camp Fire Girls

One hundred seventy two Camp Fire Girls and Bluebirds from Alhambra district begin Day Camp at Elysian Park Los Angeles. Ages range 7 to 14 with activities including hikes nature study handicraft and games Monday through Friday 9 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Alhambra Area Day Camp is part of the Los Angeles Council camp program.

Alhambra Camp Fire Bluebirds Camp Fire Girls Elysian Park Los Angeles

Burglar Steals Movie Camera in San Dimas

San Dimas sheriff reports a burglar took a $100 movie camera from a residence on Baseline over the weekend. The camera was stolen from the living room of Michael Joseph Kosak, and police have not yet determined an entry point.

San Dimas Michael Joseph Kosak W. Baseline

Horsemen Get Okay for Office in Arcadia

Revised plot plan for an office building by the California Thoroughbred Breeders Assn. won Planning Commission approval. The project at Colorado Place and San Juan Drive features a ranch style design and a revised roof line and driveway. The panel also backed a tentative map for a 26 lot subdivision at Third Avenue and Norman developed by Temple City broker Herbert Hawkins.

Arcadia California Thoroughbred Breeders Assn Planning Commission Colorado Pl San Juan Dr Third Avenue Norman Herbert Hawkins Temple City Camden Wilshire Co Santa Anita Ave

Night swimming opens at county pools in summer

Parks director N S Johnson announced night hours at Garvey Arcadia and Rosemead pools from 6:00 to 9:00 p m on select evenings. Afternoon hours remain 12:00 to 5:00 p m. Admission ranges from 15 to 50 cents with Rosemead charging higher rates for youths and adults.

Parks and Recreation N. S. Johnson Valley Parks Garvey E. Emerson South San Gabriel Arcadia S. Santa Anita Rosemead Encinita

Home for Girls License Request Tabled

Sierra Madre City Council tabled the renewal of an application to conduct a home for girls at 72 W. Alegria. No new evidence was offered to reconsider. Six residents were reported, with potential capacity for up to 20 occupants if licensed.

Sierra Madre W. Alegria

Road Opens From East Fork Canyon Over Mountains

Work has begun on a two lane road from the East fork of the San Gabriel canyon over the mountains to Antelope Valley. Laborers serving county jail sentences perform the construction under supervision. Spokesmen say the project may take ten years to complete.

San Gabriel San Gabriel Canyon Antelope Valley

Van Hellen Retires After 30 Years Guiding Arcadia Attendance

Arcadia marks the retirement of Van Hellen, longtime supervisor of child welfare and attendance, after 30 years in several districts. He moved from accounting to directing high school glee clubs, helped develop attendance systems, and led districts including Monrovia Arcadia Duarte and Arcadia Unified.

Martha Coutant Arcadia Chester H. van Hellen Los Angeles County Van van Hellen Redondo Beach Redondo Monrovia Monrovia-Arcadia-Duarte Arcadia Board of Educa

San Marino Group to Study Recreation

Bruce Alexander was named to represent the Board of Education on a joint committee with San Marino City Council to study the recreation program. The panel will report by year end and may add a fifth member. The study covers program content supervision and financing. Byron Cook will head summer recreation as temporary superintendent.

San Marino Bruce Alexander Board of Education Alexander Maurice Jones Jr Walter Dingus Charles E. Martin Joint Committee Jones Dingus Byron Cook

Amherst College 135th commencement honors Cobb Jr. kin

At Amherst College 135th commencement 250 graduates earned Bachelor of Arts degrees. Notable among them was Charles S. Cobb III son of Mr and Mrs Charles S Cobb Jr of 312 Raymondale.

South Pasadena Amherst College Charles S. Cobb III Charles S. Cobb Jr Raymondale

Temple City High School Graduates First Class

Temple City honors 140 seniors as the first graduating class from the new high school. Speeches by Bill Judy Delana Evans and Carol Jean West highlighted the ceremony with Principal Arthur North and Superintendent Howard Beckner presenting diplomas. Scholarships and donor awards recognized many students and community groups.

Temple City Bill Judy Delana Evans Carol Jean West Temple City High School Arthur North Howard Beckner Temple City Unified School District Helen Bartlett Bob Gallagher Barbara Denshane Temple City Women's Club Occidental En School Pta Stanford University Bilener University of Southern California Nel Kempsky Santa Barbara College Eves Williams University O Red

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