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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1969
Page
12
Fast growing Orange County decentered government services by building regional courthouses. Fullerton and Laguna Niguel sites near completion with new Westminster addition planned. total costs: 1.7 million for Fullerton 900 thousand for Laguna Niguel.
A community remembers SHE HELPS SANTA founder Justice as donations from friends and locals support a doll drive. This year she purchased about 100 dolls herself to ensure every child receives a gift.
The Riverside board considers re election for chairman with a mix of senior members like Alton E Allen and new entrant Robert W Batin. William J Phillips Jr faces scrutiny over attendance while David L Baker eyes a third term. A separate note reports Homer Dunn's home burglary in Long Beach with a shotgun and pistol stolen valued at 125 dollars.
Funeral services were planned for 11 a.m. in Reno for Ivan Liermark former Long Beach resident who died at South Lake Tahoe after a lingering illness. He founded Temple Beth-El in Long Beach and served as its first president. Survived by wife Dorothy and son Noel of South Lake Tahoe.
South Los Altos Republican Women Federated meet Tuesday at the Elks Club 4101 Willow St at 11 30 with a Christmas party and installation of 1970 officers. Mrs Eitel Carpenter will serve as installing officer and Mrs Dorothy Bainbridge will provide music. a $1 gift exchange is planned. Reservations with Mrs Dorothy Michaels at 425 5577.
Long Beach resident suffers poor circulation joint pains and muscle spasm seeks normalizing body system treatment. Contact Dr Duncan DC 2501 EB Broadway. Daughter Bonnie Wegrecht of Stateline Nevada and two brothers plus a sister in New York attend services at McFarlane Mortuary with burial in Homestead Cemetery.
The 1900 red sandstone court house in Santa Ana, once the county's first permanent building, will be dedicated as a historic monument on March 11, marking Orange County's 81st anniversary of its separation from Los Angeles County. The structure will later become county archives after serving offices and hearings until 1968.
A three member screening panel will review applicants for the Torrance Unified School District superintendent post after Dr. J. H. Hull resigns effective July 15 1970. Hull has led the district since 1946 expanding enrollment from 2000 to 34000 and 4 to 41 schools.
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