Professor taught learn ed In The Congo at Long Beach
After two eventful years in The Congo Nona Nelson Vorloo lives in Long Beach adapting to life back home. She set up three women schools tied to agricultural centers, taught reading French and local languages, and managed budgets, staff, and nurseries while facing malnutrition and cultural challenges.
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Congo
Nona Nelson Vorloo
Ximemo Ave
Long Beach
Brownette
Kinshasa
Leopoldville
The
Nelson
Beirut College For Women
Lebanon
California State College
Ait Long Beach
Women of the Methodist Church
Agricultural and Technical Assistance Foundation
Los Angeles
Gemena
Ubanigi
Vanga
Kwilu River
Sandoa
Katanga
Angola
Air Congo
Victor Verloo
City Hall
Vertoo
Verloo
Torrance
Paul Carlson
Verlons
Kanshasa
Steven Nelson Verloo
Anbyerp
Celebration for Capt. Jim Clinton’s return from Vietnam
Phil and Margie Hattery host a Saturday cocktail party to celebrate Capt. Jim Clinton’s safe return after a year with the 135th Aviation Company in Vietnam. Guests include his wife Toy and sailing buddies from Alamitos Bay. Jim will attend advanced officer school at Ft. Sill after which he may join the faculty.
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Phil
Margie Hattery
Capt
Jim Clinton
Vetnam
Jim
135Th Aviation Company
Cohonoree
Toy
Alamitos Bay
Ft. Sill
Olda
YWCA Offers Condensed Self Defense Class for Women
Long Beach YWCA begins a limited time self defense course for women. Ken Chiradio, master black belt holder, will instruct. Classes run Thursdays from 7:20 to 9:30 PM at 550 Pacific Ave and open to all interested women who may register at the YW.
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Long Beach
Quiche Lorraine and seafood quiche guide
A Long Beach Press-Telegram Women’s Dept feature shares quiche making tips and fillings. It covers crust preparation using butter or margarine, blind chilling, and baking times. The piece details classic bacon Swiss cheese filling and a seafood variation with shallots and tomato paste. A light wine pairing and serving notes accompany the recipe, inviting readers to write with questions.
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Women's Dept
Long Beach Independent
Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Handals Exchange Vows at St. Luke's Carmel
Betty Jane Joralemon wed Jose Wady Handal in a Carmel ceremony at St. Luke's Episcopal Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Walter Covert Joralemon, is a Wilson High and UC Davis alumna and a Memorial Hospital dietitian. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacobo Handal, pursued studies at Holy Cross College and the American Institute of Languages.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Betty Jane Joralemon
Jose Wady Handal
Choluteca
Honeduras
Walter Covert Joralemon
Ximena Ave
George Dourte
Jacobo Handal
Chamlecal
Honduras
Michael Nasser
Donald Joralemon
Carmel
Olive Ave
Wilson High School
University of California At Davis
Memorial Hospital
Hac Husband
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
American Institute of Languages
Miami, Fla
Homemaker Service Seeks Volunteers at Long Beach College
Junior League of Long Beach recruits women for Homemaker Service and an adult education course titled Homemaking for Everyday One at BTC campus Long Beach City College. No prereqs. Registration Wednesday 8:30-11:30 am 4-2:30 pm and 6-6:30 pm. Classes 9 am-noon and 7-10 pm Thursdays. Employment may begin upon enrollment. The nonprofit service assists households in emergencies.
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Rusty Thornton
Charles Fair
Holy Innocent's Parish
Lafayette Hovel
Et Wr
Junior League of Long Teach
Long Beach City College
BTC
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Verloos
Bedlam
England
Victor
Nona Verloo
Steven
Margie
California
Moro
Gre
Betty
Homer Grant
Dortha
Collis P. Moore
National Republican Committee
Gregan
Republican National Committee
General Ihe
George Romney
Richard Nixon
GOP
Cortha
New Orleans
National Committee
Collis
Desert
Rein Country
John Wells
Jane
Hawaii
John
Defense Orientation Conference Association
Doca Teimbars
Sam
Iola Masterson Society
Roder Roar
Lara
Ellen Kree
Quiche Lorraine
Nyen
Jose Handal
Homemaker Group
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