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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1974

Page

7

No-show judge leads to wedding delay court dispute

San Pedro Municipal Court weighs a suit by Alan Buckspan alleging Judge George R. Porkovich Jr. failed to appear for a planned Aug 19 wedding. Buckspan balked at extra hour at La Venta Inn Palos Verdes Estates costing 453 and causing nervous distress. The case, transferred from Torrance to San Pedro, features Judge Rosemary Dunbar handling proceedings.

San Pedro Alan Buckspan George R. Porkovich Jr la Venta Palos Verdes Estates Buckspan Encino Linda Wannister South Bay Torrance Perkavich Rosemary Dunbar Berkovich Perkovich Jad Dunbar Abot

Diabetic Bike Ride Seeks 400000 For Research And Camps

About 80 000 riders from Santa Barbara to the Mexican border will join a 35 mile bike hike linking McDonald s restaurants as sponsors. Dr Russell L Poucher says over 10 000 riders are expected in Southern California to raise roughly 400 000 for diabetes research services education and summer camps for diabetic children unable to attend regular camps due to illness.

Santa Barbara American Diabetes’ Association McDonald’s Russell L. Poucher Associationn Southern California Orange County San Diego Long “Beach Whittier Efort

Westminster Council Probes Occult Practitioners

Westminster City Council will scrutinize occult readers and spiritualists at Tuesday 7:30 p.m. in the Civic Center Council Chambers. City Clerk Katharina C. Harper says a local businessman urged the council to prohibit starting new occult businesses in the city.

Westminster City Council Civic Center Council Katharina C. Harper Westminster

Kiwanis to dedicate giant Bellflower flag landmark

The Bellflower Kiwanis Club will dedicate a 100 foot tall flagpole bearing a 20 by 30 foot flag at 11 a.m. Friday. The ceremony occurs on Bellflower Boulevard near Beach Street south of Freeway Street. The pole and lighting cost about 1200 dollars plus volunteer labor, with the flag costing 325 dollars. Richard Tolts, Kiwanis president and local businessman, organized the project.

Bellflower Belltower Kiwanis Club Bellflower Boulevard Beach Street Freeway St Kiwanis Club Richard Tolts Kiwanis

Long Beach Schools Offer Grades 4 12 Gymnastics Classes

Long Beach Unified School District opens free gymnastics instruction for grades 4 through 12. Sessions run at Millikan and Jordan Woodrow Wilson high schools on varying evenings, with specific times for beginners intermediates and advanced groups. Registration at Millikan and Jordan Wilson gyms today and Tuesday evening.

Long Beach Jordan and Woodrow Wilson Senior High School Millikan Jordan and Wilson

Classified Helper Pixers for Your Problems

In the service columns of the classifieds readers find help for a range of issues. The notice emphasizes available repair and assistance listings and directs customers to the proper section for quick service.

Honeymooners Drive 1926 Chevrolet World Trip Tales

Tony and Sue Collins from New Zealand traveled the world in a rebuilt 1926 one ton Chevrolet, visiting over 20 countries in three years. They financed the trip with savings and odd jobs, endured inflation and storage needs, and plan to donate the car to New Zealand’s Museum of Transport and Technology. Local hospitality aided their voyage.

Tony Sue Collins Chevrolet Robert Ginn Tony Collins New Zealand Collins Sue Europe United States Australia Lut Museum of Transport and Technology Elmer Ryan Chevrolet Club of America Ryan Highdale Ave Bellflower Rainph Slay

CHOC to Observe Its Thirtieth Anniversary Fete

Children's Hospital of Orange County marks its 30th founding anniversary with an open house starting October 7. Administrator Harald W. Wade notes the nonprofit hospital has cared for over 200000 children up to age seven, funded by patient fees, thrift stores, guilds, donors, and United Way contributions. Plans for expansion are tentative as crowding increases.

Children's Hospital of Orange County CHOC Harald W. Wade Children's Hospital Women’s Guilds United Way Brea Lions Club Wade

Veterans panel meeting and board sessions scheduled today

The Long Beach Harbor Veterans Employment Committee will meet at 7:30 pm in the Long Beach Employment and Rehabilitation Center conference room at 1313 Pine Ave. Senior Opportunities and Services will hold a board meeting at 2 pm Wednesday at Plymouth West, 240 Chestnut St. This is a change in location for the U.S. board meeting.

Long Beach Harbor Veterans Employment Committee Long Beach Employment and Rehabilitation Center Pine Ave Plymouth West Chestnut St U.S

Doctors rely on hemorrhoidal ointments for relief

A report notes many doctors treat hemorrhoidal pain and itching with topical remedies. It mentions common over the counter and prescription ointments, with emphasis on soothing, anti itch, and anti inflammatory effects used during flare ups.

Seal Beach petition case tests counting of voters

A coalition of Seal Beach pet owners filed for a writ in Santa Ana Superior Court challenging the city clerk’s rejection of 475 signatures on a referendum petition. They contend Leisure World voters should not count toward the total if petitioners cannot access the guarded community, arguing unequal protection and urging the court to count only accessible voters in the city total.

Seal Beach Pet Owners Pet Owners Coalition Santa Ana Superior Court Leisure World Coalition Jody Weir Paul B. Gray

Bicycle safety lecture series resumes in Long Beach

The Automobile Club of Southern California joins Long Beach Police and Recreation departments for the second of three free seminars on bicycle safety. Held Saturday at the EL Borado Park Nature Center from 2:40 AM to 12:30 PM, it covers defensive maneuvers, transport, and security.

Automobile Club of Southern California Long Beach

Siren Call Reports Across City Traffic Incidents

A chaotic 26 hour window shows Long Beach police and fire units responding to numerous traffic crashes and injuries. Key incidents include injuries at Broadway and Ximena Avenue, Studebaker Road and Las Coyotes, and Pacific Coast Highway with multiple noninjury and injury collisions reported throughout the night. Police and emergency actions spanned Magnolia Avenue, Myrtle Avenue, Ocean House Boulevard, and other major corridors, reflecting a busy period for city responders.

Long Beach Fite Steed Atlan Carson Aheel Bell- Hower Boulevard Beard Los Angeles Broadway Ximena Avenue Jury Magnolia Avene Pan Studebaker Las Coyotes Magnesia Avenue Pacific Coast Highway Myrtle Avenue Nasinjiry Pine Street Oeean Nininevard Pacific Avenue Pacific Coast Secom Federation Drive

Quigley Appointed Grange County Water Director in Orange County

Ray Quigley, former Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board director, named to fill Paul H. Cleary’s seat on the Grange County Water District board, term to November 1977. Quigley active in Irvine community affairs, helped form Irvine and served on its first council, plus two years as Fire Patrol chief. Miller Basin in Santa Ana River area reportedly leaks about 37 million gallons daily, part of overflow system managed by Orange County Water District to replenish underground reservoirs. five feet daily seepage heightens losses, with about 2500000 dollars sunk so far this year.

MW. Ray Quigley Santa Ana Grange County Water Paul H. Cleary Quigley Courtney RK. Chandler Orange County Water District Trvine N Basin Anaheim Lake Atwood Channel Miller Basin Fay Ian Ot

Chiropractic care for menopausal symptoms explained

A reader asks how chiropractic treatment can help menopause. The reply emphasizes nervous system support via spine health, energy levels, and overall well being. It promotes spinal care, proper posture, and avoiding strain to aid body's adaptation during menopause, with a contact for a chiropractor offering classes and reservations.

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