Handicapped Teens Find Joy in a Teen Clown
Ron Benson a 17 year old Millikan High School student works as a school helper and volunteers at a Child Development Program class for handicapped youngsters aged 4 to 10. He brings in balloons and clown makeup, aided by a former pro clown neighbor, to entertain the children during lunch and hopes to pursue youth work while preferring less heavy makeup in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Benson
Millikan High School
Ron
Edward Benson
Huntdale St
Long Beach
Burcham Elementary
Behoo
Brensons
Ren
Offender Skips Court Again in Long Beach Flight
Charles Ki. Shapsot, 123 Rhea Ave., bolted from the Criminal Clerk’s office after being sentenced by Municipal Court Judge Charles Smith to $144 five days jail on four warrants. He escaped through a second floor exit around 3:30 p.m. while officers prepared records, leaving Simpson nearby as authorities sought him in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Charles Ki. Shapsot
Rhea Ave
Clark
Charles Smith
Unique Di-Gel medicine fights acid indigestion
A vintage ad touts Di-Gel as more effective than Vitinaniacids by neutralizing stomach acid and breaking up gas bubbles. It markets Di-Gel tablets as a patented formulation with Simethicine to relieve pressure from gas, soothe the stomach, and ease heartburn after overeating, calling it a product of Plough.
Beach Set for Census on Sept 15 Huntington Beach
A special city census starts September 15 in Huntington Beach and should take about ten days. City Administrator Doyle Miller says each new resident is worth about $12 annually in subventions. Mrs Jane Cheatum, lead for the census, oversees offices at 205 lb Sl and needs about 302 enumerators. over 100 have signed up. Each enumerator earns eight cents per name and aims for about 260 names daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Beach
City Planning Department
Doyle Miller
Jane Cheatum
U.S. Census Bureau
Bob Geivet
Underwater Education Conference Set at Santa Ana College
Santa Ana College announces its first International Conference on Underwater Education from September 26 to 28. The event aims to host leading diving teachers and practitioners on campus and is sponsored by the National Association of Underwater Instructors, with John Reseck of the college hosting as skindiving instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana College
National Association of Underwater Instructors
John Reseck
Ad Will Keep Phone Ringing
A. R. Hansen reports a Chevrolet sale after placing a P-T classified ad. He notes ads bring maximum exposure and rapid responses. Classified advertising is presented as an easy inexpensive way to reach thousands with a message. Call the IPT classified Hot Line from Long Beach and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hansen
Chevrolet
I,pt
Long Beach
Lakewood
Bellflower
Burglars Take Tools From Southern & Associates Inc
Thieves pried open a rear door at 81 W. 16th Street Long Beach and stole tools valued at 1.47 dollars, according to police. The incident occurred earlier and was reported Monday. Investigators noted the property loss and security breach at the business premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern & Associates Inc
16Th St
Long Beach
Denture Membrane Lets Wearers Bite With Confidence
A new elastic artificial membrane bridges dentures to gums and mouth surfaces, enabling stable chewing and clear speech. It absorbs bite shock to protect soft tissue, allowing many to eat, speak, and laugh with less worry about dentures slipping.
Park named for Eisenhower set for February dedication
Orange honors General Dwight D. Eisenhower by naming a new park after him. Opened June 14 following cleanup and tree planting, the site on Lincoln Avenue and Tustin Street was once a dump and lake area created by the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co. John Cyprien proposed the name. Mamie Eisenhower may attend. Playground equipment, picnic facilities, tables, and benches will be installed by dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lincoln Avenue
Tustin Street
Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co
John Cyprien
Eisenhower
Mamie Eisenhow
Orange County Schools Reopen Amid Budget Strains
About half of Orange County's 450000 public school pupils returned to classes and the rest roll called later as private and parochial schools also began. Budget cuts from bond overrides reduced staff and activities, raising teacher pupil ratios and squeezing salaries and supplies in many districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Hawthorne Christian School
Fountain Valley
The
Rosary High School
Fullerton
Laguna Beach Unified School
Cornelia Connelly
Anaheim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pluck
Mine Division 73
Long Beach Naval Station
Pier 9
Vietnam
Persistent
Cmdr
Gene Jumper
Esteem
Endurance
BDA SHUNAW/SY
Ues
City
Simpson
Beach
Memorial Hospital
Wight
Ito
Press-Telegram
Laklwood
Coal Nahut
Compton
Flan A Thom
FRCIR
Equen
Edward J. Sexton
Holy Innocents Catholic Church of
William J, Taylor
Ike
Jesus
AME
Jesus Reals
Prater
Nealing
Evanpettt Math
Rarheow
Evra
Elbridee
Ruth Plwrrett
Los Angeles
Cal
Serod
California
Lufthansa
London
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
Europe
German Airlines
West Sixth St
Wilshire Blvd
Beverly Hills