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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1971

Page

7

Walk-a-thon to raise fifty thousand for March of Dimes

A walk-a-thon on April 24 in Orange County aims to raise 50 000 for the March of Dimes. California Angels star Jim Spencer will be honorary chairman. The event, led by Fred Owens of Golden West College, covers 20 miles with each participant expected to complete at least three miles and relay to others. Sponsors pledge per mile as walkers pass through Orange Anaheim and Villa Park ending at Anaheim Stadium.

Orange County March of Dimes Jim Spencer California Angels Fred Owens Golden West College Suntingotn Beach Anaheim Stadium Orange Anaheim Villa Park

Summer school in Bellflower district details

Five elementary summer school classes are planned from June to July 30 in Bellflower Unified. Ramona School will host with Jack Witt as principal for students from Baxter Ramona and Rogers areas. In Lakewood Stephen Foster School hosts with Jed Krueli as principal for Lindstrom Betsy Ross and Foster pupils. Leonard Bellamy leads summer classes at Pyle and Thompson. Pyle serves its area plus Las Mores, while Thompson serves its area plus Lincoln and Woodruff.

Bellflower Unified Ramona Jack Witt Baxter Ramona Rogers Lakewood Stephen Foster Jed Krueli Lindstrom Betsy Ross Foster Leonard Bellamy Pyle Thompson Las Mores Lincoln Woodruff

Y’s annual meeting set for tonight at Rochelle’s

More than 250 civic and YMCA leaders are expected to attend the 87th annual Great­er Long Beach YMCA meeting at Rochelle’s Restaurant, starting at 6:30 p.m. The Y president will deliver the annual report. A man and woman of the year will be named, and distinguished service awards announced. William J. Teague of Purex Co. will give the keynote address, titled Recipe for Success.

Greater Long Beach Rochelle’s John Hana William J. Teague Purex Co Lakewood

Grand Canyon weekend trip registrations open in Lakewood

Lakewood Recreation Department accepts registrations for a Grand Canyon National Park week end trip priced at 46 per person. The excursion runs Friday April 16 through Monday April 19 and includes bus transportation three nights lodging a south rim tour and an optional mule trip. Saxophone stolen from car on 15th Street. thief used a tool to open the lock and fled with a saxophone and case valued at 795.

Grand Canyon National Park Lakewood David V. Anderson Pacific Ave 15Th Street Long Beach

Southland Greeks honor freedom on Independence Day

Demetrious Barvatas a steward on the Greek ship Orpheus says Greeks in the area mark Independence Day with morning church services parades and dramatic revolts reenactments and evening fireworks. Gus Alex of San Pedro notes the Greek Orthodox Church held firm during centuries of Turkish oppression while Basil Missios of Long Beach argues Greece may move back to democracy after the 1967 military takeover.

Demetrious Barvatas Orpheus Gus Alex San Pedro Basil Missios Long Beach Greece

CIL installs new officers and displays Kabuki posters

Community Improvement League named Tyrone Price president and installed 1971 officers at 1550 California recreation facility. Talks by Price, Willie Martin, and Jimmie Swan highlighted the meeting as Afro UCLA dance group and Art Reynolds quintet performed. Guests included Glack, Ingrid Thomas, and Councilman James H. Wilson.

Community Improvement League 1550 California Price Willie E. Martin League Jimmie JE. Swan Ucla Art Reynolds Miss Glack Long Beach Ingrid Thomas

Lecture on New Zealand by Jon Scott Brand at Boyd High

At Boyd High School auditorium 235 Inighth Street a 7 30 p m lecture on New Zealand by Jon Scott Brand. A Nar Anon meeting for parents concerned with youth drug abuse follows at Belmont Heights Methodist Church 317 Termino Avenue at 8 30 p m.

Pam New Zealand Jon Scott Brand Boyd High School Inighth St Nar-Anon Belmont Heights Methodist Church Termino Ave

Strawberry Parade Deadline Set for May 1 in Garden Grove

Parade chairman Jerry Ferreri announces the 13th annual Garden Grove Strawberry Festival parade on May 29 with four divisions and 150 units. The theme is Memories of Childhood.

Garden Grove Jerry Ferreri

Pan Am Contestants Named At Lakewood Event

Three of the two finalists in the Lakewood Pan American Festival queen contest were singled out for honors at the hostess dance at Lakewood Country Club. Mary Worsey 17 was named Miss Friendship Kathy Davidson 17 was Miss Photogenic and Tina Sessions 18 Miss Personality. Finals start Thursday at Bullocks Lakewood with the queen to reign over the 25th Pan Am Festival April 12 18. The Colombian consul general announced the queen and a parent will receive an expense paid trip to Colombia later this year.

Lakewood Lakewood Country Club Mary Worsey Kathy Davidson Tina Sessions Bullocks Colombia

Thief Uses Hanger to Steal Car Stereo

A thief used a coat hanger to unlock the right front door of a car owned by Navy yeoman William P. Spreckman of 100 E. 69th Way and removed an 8 track stereo player and 31 tapes valued at 316 dollars, Long Beach police said Sunday.

Navy William P. Spreckman E. 69Th Way Long Beach

Females to revive CofC unit in Norwalk

The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce women’s division plans a comeback attracting businesswomen and housewives. At a recent meeting, Ellen Goodale noted inactivity ended and the group will promote Norwalk as a Southland recreation center and serve as official city hostesses at municipal functions. Membership goal is 50 with biweekly noon meetings.

Women’s Liberation Movement Women’s Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Ellen Goodale Chamber Board of Directors Norwalk Southland Mrs. Goodale

House Burglar Steals TV Phonograph at Columbia Street Home

A burglar forced open the front door of Cid Pires at 20142 Columbia St. and stole a portable television, portable phonograph, clothing, and tools valued at 625 dollars. Police report the break in occurred recently and ongoing investigations are underway.

Cid Pires Columbia St Long Beach

Stop Gluing Your Dentures With Paste Ad For ACRYLINE

New York ad promotes ACRYLINE a temporary reliner for dentures promising snug fit without daily adhesives. Claims easy application long lasting refreshes every months and safer use with at home care. Also markets PLATE-WELD for quick at home denture repairs claiming eight minute fixes and stresses regular dental visits.

New York

Chiropractor Ad Touts Relief for Pain and Circulation

Long Beach readers shown a chiropractor offering help for poor circulation, joint pains, and muscle spasm. Claims include system aid to ease pain, relax muscles, and quiet nerves. Dr. Duncan, D.C., 2501 E Broadway promotes services.

Long Beach Appre Duncan D.C Broadway

Artesia yo-yo buffs limber up for tourney

Artesia will host its annual yo-yo contest at city park on April 6 for youths 16 and under with a $500 college scholarship prize for the grand champion. The Southern California District finals in Artesia feed into the statewide competition ending May 1 at John Anson Ford Park in Bell Gardens, per recreation director Eileen Schrainer. Contestants must perform ten basic tricks including Spinner Walk the Dog Skin the Cat Rock the Baby and Loop the Loop.

Southern California Artesia John Anson Ford

L B annual report hangs in art exhibit

The 1969-70 annual report of the Department of Oil Properties from Long Beach has been chosen for the Industrial Graphics International Art Exhibition in Exposition Park Los Angeles. The report, which won a national award for design layout and production, will be on display through April 26 at the California Museum of Science and Industry.

Department of Oil Properties Long Beach Report Industrial Graphics Paul Owen California Museum of Science and Industry Exposition Park Los Angeles

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