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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
7
The Snow Flower, the world’s largest fully refrigerated vessel, sails from Long Beach with citrus cargoes from Orange County including Roosters Shamrocks Satins Atlases and Montezumes. It can carry over 300 000 car tons of lemons oranges grapefruit and limes plus space for automobiles, with decks under seven feet high for low silhouette vehicles.
Roland D Hill a Pul(l)erton certified public accountant will be installed Wednesday as 1972 73 president of the Southern California Chapter of the Hospital Financial Management Association at a noon luncheon on the Princess Louise Hill associated with the CPA firm Lybrand Ross & Montgomery will succeed Keith Adams of La Mirada who is associated with St Jude Hospital in Fullerton Frank Dupper a career worker with Glendale Adventist Hospital as controller will be installed as president elect Sister Fidelis chief accountant for St Francis Hospital in Lynwood will be installed as secretary She has been a member of the Sisters of St Francis for 15 years and served in the accounting department for the past 18 months Glen Cannon controller at St Luke Hospital in Pasadena will be installed as the new treasurer of the association Luncheon speaker will be Jim Hicklin of KMPC Airwatch ships of other nations will load during the next year an estimated 14 billion pieces of fruit
Larry Lee will present a slide program titled Climbing the American Pyramids at the Sierra Club meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Kettering School at 550 Silvera Ave Archeological sites of prehistoric civilization in Mexico will be shown and discussed The public is invited. this is the last meeting until September.
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr will address nonpolitical aspects of the current election during a noontime talk at Mary Star of the Sea Auditorium San Pedro The luncheon is co sponsored by National Metal and Steel Corp and Los Angeles city commissioner Sylvia Zankich The event supports merchant seamen facilities at the LA Long Beach port and benefits two Catholic Maritime Clubs through United Way funds.
Rosary will be recited today at 7 30 pm in St Matthew s Church for Ann E Ibbetson former Long Beach business executive who died Sunday at age 89 Requiem Mass will be celebrated Wednesday am also at the church with Sheelar Striecklim Mortuary in charge Surviving are sons Thornton and Robert daughter Eleanore J Wiedmann brother WN I Thornton sister Mrs Jane Case ten grandchildren and one great grandchild
Compton Unified School District and the District Attorney's Office will run a vandalism crackdown. D A Joseph P. Busch says $1,000 student brochures will be sent home and a Parent Patrol will supervise lunch and after school areas. A Community Hot Line will allow anonymous vandalism reports.
Over a 12 hour period Long Beach police and fire crews fielded numerous non-injury and injury traffic incidents across the city. The record lists locations including Pacific Coast Highway, Willow Street, Temple Avenue, and Terminal Island Freeway with several injuries and a house fire at 54 Paramount Blvd marked for the day.
Long Beach man Frederick Nickoll, 24, was put on 18 months probation after pleading guilty to possession of marijuana. He carried about half a gram with nearly five pounds arriving in a cookie tin from South Africa. The offense was a misdemeanor, and a year in county jail was suspended. Two women in the same apartment face sentences after marijuana for sale convictions. Burglars stole a television set valued at $200 from Catherine Sims’s apartment.
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