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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1970
Page
7
Cerritos College enrolls 9 155 part time and 4 202 full time students as fall term begins. An 18 percent rise over last year is seen with evening classes drawing adults. Registration hours are 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Administration Building in Norwalk. The college serves Cerritos Norwalk and surrounding areas.
Funeral services for Mrnesty Bill Fleischmann 73 a Long Geach businessman will be held at 2 p.m. today in Mottell's Chapel. He died Saturday and leaves Wanda his widow a son Frederick B daughter Twila Williams brothers Hamlin Charles Floyd sister Ollie McIvor and five grandchildren.
The Harbor Area Chapter of the United Nations Association will mark its 25th anniversary with a gift shop and information center opening October 1 at 9405 Pacific Ave in San Pedro. Operated by volunteers, the store runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Air Bureau warns of haze and eye irritation in the San Gabriel Valley and Pomona Walnut area as forecasted conditions persist. Visibility ranges from limited to restricted across sections with chemical aerosols noted and smog peaks reported near central coastal and valley zones.
James At. McJunkin, 41, was named assistant general manager of the Long Beach Harbor Department by the Board of Harbor Commissioners. He succeeds Thomas J. Thorley and will earn 25,580 annually. McJunkin, a University of Arizona graduate and lawyer, has 12 years in port trade development and traffic roles, including work at the Port of Sacramento. He and his wife Mary live with four children at 3215 Ladoga Ave. Thorley named Col. H. Lee Sellers Jr. as assistant director of port operations, effective Wednesday upon his Army retirement. Sellers, 47, recently headed the Export Control Division in the Western Army, earning a second Legion of Merit for military container operations.
The state Department of Fish and Game said commercial sardine bait fishing will end at 1970 midnight Wednesday. The annual quota of 250 tons is expected to be reached by then. About 30 boats, mostly off Southern California, will be withdrawn by the order.
Weather forecast covers Low Reach and vicinity through Wednesday with fair conditions and warming trend. Today high near 62, tonight around 60. Anansim Santa Ana region highs 82 to 90 Wednesday, with 74 to 85 in other areas. Mountain and desert regions: fair through Wednesday, warmer days. highs 30 in mountains today, 92 to 102 in lower valleys, 85 to 98 higher valleys Wednesday. Imperial Coachella Valleys: highs 92 to 102 today, 94 to 108 Wednesday, with gusty winds today. Tides and sun set times and lifeguard reports listed.
An advertisement touts Fixopen Fixopent denture adhesive cream as a daily home use product under U S Pat 73,003,968. It promises a bastre membrane to absorb bite shock and allow firmer chewing and clearer speech with a single application lasting hours.
Cal State Fullerton will offer a credit no credit option to a record number of students when classes resume. Undergraduate students may take courses outside their majors for credit or not credit, while nonobjective graduate and classified students may also participate. Registration ends September 28. expected enrollment rises about 1,360 to 14,250.
i Cops in skirts are starting to wave on traffic at the Nav a Training Center in San Diego. An average of 120000 people pass weekly through gates of the highest military installation on the West Coast, mostly in cars or trucks.
Mary Deseree a noted Southland leadership trainer will conduct a twice weekly three hour course at Bellflower Adult School beginning Thursday. Classes run from 7 to 9 p.m. Registrations are accepted in Room 103 at Bellflower High School during opening hours.
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