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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1975

Page

10

Cypress to donate zoo animals to Orange County over debt

Cypress plans to give Orange County a collection of animals including Japanese deer goats pheasants and other barnyard creatures to settle a $1 000 debt and avoid future payments. The city took the animals from dairyman Hetlinga after incorporation and says they are better used at Irvine Park and O Neill Park in a petting zoo setting. Supervisor Clark calls the proposal like a neighbor giving his kids kittens.

Cypress Orange County Pete Hetlinga Irvine Park O'Neill Park Ralph B. Clark Anaheim

West Long Beach group to meet on Wednesday

West Long Beach Business and Professional Association holds its first meeting at 7 30 p m on Wednesday announced by Councilwoman Eunice Sato The group formed by the local chapter of the National Conference of Christians and Jews will tackle vandalism gang intimidation neighborly ties city officials and housing standards as it reviews laws on trash noise and parking at the West Long Beach Facilities Center Admiral Kidd Park 2125 Santa Fe Ave

West Long Beach Business and Professional Association Eunice Sato West Long Beach Admiral Kidd Park Santa Fe Ave California Building Service, Inc Fred Zielenko Los Angeles California Fred Whittier College California Building Services Standard Insurance Company Jack Ward Jack Fife

Armed robbery suspects arrested after La Mirada theft

Sheriff's deputies arrested Larry Lamy and Jay Wieins of Whittier after a daytime holdup at Union Savings and Loan in La Mirada. Cash of 1900 and 5600 in traveler's checks were recovered, with both men booked at East Los Angeles station on armed robbery suspicion following a vehicle stop in South Gate.

la Mirada Savings and Loan Union Savings and Loan Valley View Ave East Los Angeles Larry Lamy Jay Wieins Whittier

Typewriter stolen from Petersen’s Long Beach apartment

David S. Petersen of 88 E First St told Long Beach police a burglar entered his unlocked bedroom window and took a 500 electric typewriter plus other items valued at 725 dollars. Officers reported Monday.

David S. Petersen E. First St Long Beach

Three Men Sought After Stabbing Death In Los Angeles

Harbor Division detectives sought three men seen leaving the San Pedro apartment of George Washington Harrison a chef at Peppys Restaurant after Harrison was found stabbed to death. His car was found abandoned in south central Los Angeles the day after neighbors reported seeing the trio with Harrison near midnight Saturday.

San Pedro George Washington Harrison Peppy's Ninth St Harrison Harbor Division Homicide S. Pacific Ave Los Angeles

Youth shot in the leg near Bellflower home

A one year old Bellflower youth was shot in the leg while walking near his home and released from Doctors' Hospital in Lakewood. Deputies investigate. Ricky Hadaway says a neighbor drove him to the hospital after the injury appeared minor. Investigators also report a burglary at Brian Giles's home on Pitts Avenue with $2,350 in equipment taken. A separate purse snatching on Pine Avenue and Ninth Street involved a cyclist observer.

Doctors’ Hospital Lakewood Ricky Lee Hadaway Alzeroma Street Hadaway Brian Giles Pitts Ave Bellflower Saxt Giles Rhems Alby LW Ted Long Beach Pine Avenue Ninth Street

Old Life Magazines Found In Long Beach Office

In a Long Beach city hall sixth floor waiting area assistant city attorney Kenneth Williams collects vintage Life magazines. Readers notice dates from the 1930s to 1972 and wartime ads urging bond purchases and patience for goods. The trove, gathered on vacations, includes covers with Cordell Hull and FDR era imagery.

Long Beach City Hall Life Ken Williams High Sierra

Emergency calls log from Long Beach police and fire

Long Beach units answered multiple incidents in the two hours ending 2 p.m. Monday including false alarms at South Subersi de and Seaside. injury traffic at Elia Avenue Sun Streets Daisy Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway. first aid calls at Daisy Avenue 113 E Booth Street and Santa Fe Avenue 1h Street. additional entries show early morning times and locations.

Long Beach False Alam South Subersideis Ana Elia Avenue Sun Streets Seaside Daisy Aven Pacific Coast Highway Pacific Beach Boulevard San Diego Waffic Suver

Indian Heritage class offered by ABC Unified School District

Starting September 16 the ABC Unified School Districts Adult School will offer an anthropology course titled Indian Heritage New Mexico taught weekly on Tuesdays at 6:15 pm. Classes meet at Gakr High School room 252 Cerritos with instructor Fredelle Hoffman guiding students through Olmec Aztec and Mayan civilizations.

ABC Unified School Distrit’s Mexico Gakr High School Cerritos

Orange County Chambers to Host State Energy Conference

A half day energy management conference organized by the Orange County Chambers of Commerce and Anaheim Chamber of Commerce will address the energy crisis and possible split signs. Speakers include William I Dadds William C Arntz Allan D Pasternak and others from Farm Bureau Edison and federal agencies. The event at the Grand Hotel in Anaheim begins with breakfast at 7 30 a.m. and runs three hours.

Orange County Chambers of Commerce Josh Grand Hotel Anaheim

Irvine Master Chorale auditions set for September

Auditions for positions with the Irvine Master Chorale will be held September 6 7 and 8 at Corona del Mar High School with rehearsals starting September 15 for the eighth season. Director John Alexander leads the group assisted by Gordon, and a Bicentennial program featuring American composers and patriotic tunes is planned for next June. Burglars broke a front window at Mana Timm’s home at 160 Quincy Ave Look Home appliances valued at 350 Long Beach police said Monday.

Irvine Master Chorale Corona del Mar High School Chorale Joan Betson John Alexander Northridge State University John Laureate Gordon Grange Coast College USC Alexander Betson Ervine Master Chorale Mana Timm Quincy Ave Long Beach

Ralph Gallagher rites set at St Rama Church

The funeral Mass for Ralph J. Gallagher of Long Beach, 71, will be held tonight at 7:90 at St Rama Church. An Elks staging service follows Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Gallagher ran Ocean Boulevard service stations and parking lots from 1940s to 1973. He belonged to St Barnabas Church 33 years and was an Elks Lodge No. 555 honorary life member and former treasurer. Survived by wife Beulan, daughter Beverly Willer, brother Anthony, sister Nathon Egan, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Contributions to Elks charities or American Cancer Society. Sheelar-Stricklin Mortuary in charge.

Ralph J. Galagher Long Beach Elks Club St. Ramaas Church Elks All Souls Cemetery Gallagher Ocean Boulevard Cedar and Chestnut Avenues St. Barnabas Church Elks Lodge No. SS Beulan Beverly Willer Anthony Detroit Nathon Egan Huntington Park

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