Cake sculptor Pronovost builds edible monuments
Rosaire Pronovost, a 47 year old Canadian cake artist from Garden Grove, designs monumental edible scenes. He created a 12 foot cake for Long Beach’s 75th anniversary, a map of the city on the bottom tier, and dreams of larger replicas like Disneyland. His work blends gastronomy with artistry as demand grows.
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Rosaire Pronovost
Flower St
Garden Grove
Pronovost
Michaelangelo
Long Beach
Marina
Fronovost
Classified Ads Pull in Long Beach Tenant Quickly
Charles B. Winn of 3350 E 1st St Long Beach says an Inde pendent Press Telegram Classified Ad rented his apartment the very first day. The ad services promote calls to HE 2-5959 and regional numbers for Aiellflower Lakewood Garden Grove.
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Charles B. Winn
Long Beach
Aiellflower
Lakewood
Garden Grove
3000-Year-Old Relics Found On San Pedro Site
Archaeologists report in the first month of digging at the San Pedro hilltop village site they have excavated over 100 sampling pits and 2,000 feet of trench while seeking a burial ground. They describe three horizons of culture from primitive seed eaters to later hunters and fishermen and note the site may predate later tribes. The project, led by Roger Desautels, is run for the state by the Department of Parks and Recreation with artifacts to be shared with the nearest museum. The five-acre midden area is fenced, with access limited to highway crews and archaeologists.
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Gabuelenos
California
San Pedro
Lower Tand
Harbor Division Police
Malaga Cove
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Arti
Douglass
June Cobb
Long Beach State
Eric Hardesty
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Roger Desautels
State Division of Highways
What's for supper in ancient Barton Hill dig
At Barton Hill near San Pedro in 1968 archeologists uncover a sand stone pipe bowl. A prehistoric couple quarrels at 4:30 as the man digs arrowheads and the woman complains about hurry. The bowl, found after a broken pipe slips, is dated 3000 years old.
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B.C
San Pedro
Barton Hill
L.A. Harbor
Long Beach Joins Greater Los Angeles Urban Coalition
Long Beach and nearby cities join the Greater Los Angeles Urban Coalition formed to mobilize private and public resources to tackle urban problems. Dr. Lee DuBridge will head the effort, with task forces on youth, education, employment, housing, and other key issues.
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Long Beach
Greater
Los Angeles
Statler-Hilton Hotel
DuBridge
John Gardner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Coalition
Sharmen
Tom Hawkins
Los Angeles Lakers
Noman Topping
USC
JOBS Program Detailed to Businessmen in LA Meeting
In Los Angeles a NAB JOBS session aimed to acquaint businessmen with Job Opportunities in the Business Sector. Executives, including Roy Showalter of Security First National Bank, voiced optimism despite recognizing practical hurdles as the president advocates the program.
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Los Angeles
National Urban Coalition
Washington
Nab
Di-Gel Promotes Heartburn Relief and Armed NAB Job Plan
An advertisement touts Di-Gel with Bimethicone for heartburn and gassiness relief. It then shifts to NAB county job initiative under the JOBS program, detailing government support for counseling education and training to hire the hard core unemployed with employer collaboration.
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Ince
John J. Real
Starkist Tuna
Alliance
NAB
Gerald R. Parrish
Labor Department
United States
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Pronayost
New York Harbor
City of
Disneyland
Walt
Rosaire
MacArthur and
Gaffey Place
New Urban Coalition
Lee DuBridge
California Institute of Technology
Sam Yorty
Dr. DuBridge
Dan Bryant
Bekins van and Storage Co
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Tom Bradley
William Larrabee
Northrup Corp
Job
St. Joseph Aspirin
Doctors
Cailen
Prgram
Parrish
Charles Hampton
Pacrish
De‘clared
Real
Social ‘Co
Screme Away
Comfort Is
ROSE HILLS MORTUARY / CEMETERY
Rose Hills
Workman Mill Road
Whittier
Oxford
Dollplower Blyd
Anmes
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