Wilson's Mag Takes Laurels at All-American Honors
Last year's La Fuente Wil son's all school magazine earned All American honors. The book featured fiction stories poems puzzles and cartoons edited by Kay ts with Fred er Carole Cunningham Beverly Cherin Sue Stepleton Don Campbell Barbara Murray Scott Chellus Ross Newhan and feather adviser John Gart ner Max Morrison handled printing. This year's La Fue will be supervised by editors Diane Gordon and Kathleen Reagan with Melvin Cutron and Max Morrison as sponsors.
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la Fuente
Wilson
Kayts
Scott Chellus
Ross Newhan
John Gartner
Max Morrison
Edi
Tors
Diane Gordon
Kathlen Reagan
Melvin Cutron
Scripters Club
Adult Brema Group Plans 1-Act Plays at Wilson Center
The Wilson Adult Center drama classes present a four-play program at Poly technin auditorium. shows run Wednesday and Friday January 28 and 29 with free admission starting at 8 pm. Works include Anta Proposal The Wedding Suppressed Desires and Mooney's Kia Ton't Cry Tennessee Williams. directed by Isu el Six. cast features Arnold Hietmgren Paul Teschke Richard Hoffman Romola Ternixin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Adult Center
Polytechnin Auditorium
Fae Eytlet Iq
Sp. Ns
Anta
Kpatrick
Susan Glaspell
Mooney
Kia Ton
Tennessee Williams
Is Uel
Arnold Hietmgren
Paul Teschke
Richard Hoffman
Romola Ternixin
Roso Mingano
Don O'Neill
John Reynolds
Frances Baston
Ruby Skinner
Jim McTnnis
Helen's Bogen
Harrid Kaplan
Don ¥ K. Thomson
As Ferreira
Ronnie Joan Ferreira
Bruins Dance in Girls Gym Next Week
The Wil son High junior class will present a dance on Saturday January 9 at 9 p m in the Girls Gym with Sentimental Journey as the theme. Leroy Lawrence and the Dreamers provide music. George Hayter serves as president of the student council with others contributing decor and publicity roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High
Leroy Lawrence
Dreamers
Marvin Langlais
George Hayter
Sumeral Council
Sucdent
Goor
Retary
Dean R. Kirkwood Speaks Here Sunday
Dean R. Kirkwood, guest speaker at Calvary Baptist Church, 722 Lime Ave, will share insights. A Ottawa Kan native, he graduated from Ottawa University in 1942 and Berkeley Divinity. he went to China in 1947 as missionary before moving to the Philippines for three years amid political unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waean KH. Niko
American Baptist Foreign Missionary
Calvary Baptist Church
Lime Ave
Arnold G. Breit
Jer
Kirkwood
United States
Ottawa
Kan
Ottawa University
Berkeley Baptist Divinity School
China
Philippine Islands
Saint's Stage Fashion Show at St Anthony High School
A spring fashion show titled Fashion Scrabble for the And orn Miss was held Friday in St Anthony High School gym sponsored by the spring classes. Anise Geraldine Gile a Simpliciny Patr ierns stylist presented spring fashion from schooltime separates to formal prom gowns. Models were chosen from elev11th grade. The event featured a final winter-time stag and a redump performance by the Junior Red ne slay dance.
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Andorn
St. Anthony High School
Sping
Anise Geraldine Gile
Simpliciny Patrierns
Gance
St. Anthanye
Special Rite Nightly at Church of God
Special services are held nightly at the Church of God located at 1216 Redendo Ave. Evangelist Noel St. LW and Rev. Floyd C. Me-Tung preach. Deacon Wn. DeSouza, Panama native, has preached abroad and organized churches, offering discussion on communist movements in Central America.
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Church of God
Redendo
Fioyd C
Noel St
DeSona
DeSouza
Panama Canal
Miss Stora
Costa Rica
Flo
America
Torrey Memorial speaker Dr Gerald Stanton to end conference
The Rev Dr Gerald Stanton of Talbot Theological Seminary will deliver closing messages at the Torrey Memorial Conference in Los Angeles. He will preach at 11 a.m. on World Government or Antichrist and speak at 7:30 p.m. on Traveling. The event honors the late Dr Torrey and is held at First Brethren Church with 11 sponsoring Bible Institute chapters.
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Gerald 5. Stanton
Talbot Theological Seminary
Los Angeles
First Brethren Church
E. Fifth St
Cherry Ave
Bible Institute of
Los Aneses
BR. A. Torrey
Stanton
Cambridge
England
Wheaton College
Dallas Theological Seminary
Nominations Made for Jenday Girls and Boys Leagues
Jordan's Cat's Purr announces officer nominations for the Girls League with Charlene Conrad and Nora Okowicz for president and vice president, and Julie DeVries as secretary among others. Boys Theatre nominations name Will Steuber as president elect, Harold Garrison as secretary and treasurer, with Danny Adams as other officer.
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Jenday Girls
Itel
Girls’ League
Charlene Conrad
Nora Okowicz
Vie
Ida Houlihan
Pat Macarding
Man de Grande
Julie DeVries
Sharon O'Bergh
Carolyn Nance
Hirley Taber
Nasey Keal
Methodists to Debate Peace Policy at Spall Bovard
The Methodist Church council urges pastors to preach on Peace in February 1935 while the annual conference legal actions committee sponsors a debate at Spall Bovard Auditorium. Bishop G Bron ipy Oxnam and Dr Henry Crane will argue opposing pacifist and non pacifist positions, as Rev William Harrison Myers notes. A separate School of Prayer follows at St James Episcopal Church with Rev Francis G Hoelliss leading devotional services and Q&A periods.
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Council of Bishops of
Methodist Church
Chrtians
New World Brotherhood
Spall Bovard Auditorium
Southern
Californy
G. Bron Ipy Oxnam
Henry Ite Crane
Crane
Oxnam
William Harrison Myers
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Rosier
Order of the Holy
Mount Calvary
Santa Barbare
St.’ Jouke’s Episcopal Church
Francis G. Benson Hoelliss
Terry
Milton R. Terry
Richmond
Califile
University of California
Smith Wins Poly Election Amid School Leadership Shuffle
Paul Smith, former Palys Boys League president, tops a field for student body leadership, beating two rivals for the top post. New executive posts include Doug Ives as arts head, Joan Roberts and Jim Hanna among others. Carey Byrd and Kim Sulles named to commission secretary and yell king roles. Dave Paul leads the graduating class with Bi feu as vice president and Mary Law Anderson as secretary. Junior class officers include Bill Beakey as president, Bob Moore as vice president, Heilie Gelston as secretary. The al-female brigade will lead the class of 57 with Judy Jonason as head and aides Pat Bastian and Judy Windsor.
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Jordan
Sherri Eileen Gage
Fredda Pinkerton
Judy Miller
Jackie Woosley
Alberta Begin
Vilet Howard
Society
Elaine Lewis
Theosition
Nemian Dtterfield
Satterfield
Bruce
Regan
Jim Streetz
Bobficby
Marlene Eaton
Jack Williams
Gare ‘Dary
Gibson
Eileen ‘Beck
Marilou West
Sandra Chervenke
Stuart Hart
Sheryl Diedrich
J. Stephen Levine
Reachers
Rond Jenkins
Ed Pons
Jorn
Dave Drake
Serolyn KE
Pon Coon
Taif
Shirley Read
Sharn Smith
Barbara ‘Schmidt
Gail Marie
Marilyn Wyse
Sharon Buchanan
Paul Smith
Palys Boys League
Feld
Doug Ives
Joan Roberts
Jim. Hanna
Mary Jou
Drummond
Bob T Ward
Emily Denniss
Cretaryrand
Carelyn Byrd
Kim Sulles
Dave Paul
Bi Feu
Mary Law Anderson
Bill Beakey
Bob Moore
Heilie Gelston
Judy Jonason
Pat Bastian
Judy Windsor
Polytechnic High School
Emily Dennis
Bob Ward
Kim Hanna
Lutheran Lay leader returns from national parley
L B Man, chair of the Lutheran Hour and Southern California district head, came back from St Louis where he joined a representatives’ meeting of the Lutheran Laymen’s League. Louis A Menking of Chicago, national president, led sessions to discuss activating Lutheran Hour representatives in 3500 congregations of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
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Raymond Ave
Lutheran Hour
Southern California
Aistric
Lutheran Laymen's League
St. Louis
United States
Canada
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
Louis A. Men‘king of
Chicago
Kansas State Society to Install Officers
Kansas State Society will install new officers at a membership dinner Friday at Machinist's Hall Elm Ave. New officers include Ruth McGin Curtis Young first vice president LC Healy second vice president Florene Haskall secretary Nelle Stoops Yoasurev Ruth Jennings and a board member. An Admission Day picnic is Sunday Jan 30 from 10 am to 4 pm in Bixby Park. Registration by counts. A musical program will be presented at 2 p.m.
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Kansas State Society
Machinist's
Elm Ave
Ruth McGinis Curtis Young
Frst
LC. C. Healy
Florene Haskall
Nelle Stoops
Yoasurev
Ruth Jennings
Bixby
Ohio State Society Supper Meeting at Silvecaco Park Club House
Ohio State Society hosts a supper meeting beginning at 7 30 tonight at Silvecaco Park Club House. Mrs Jeannette Ruetstner is president with Mrs George Gaver as entertainment chair. William Flynn will direct dancing after the business session. Hostesses include Mrs Leroy Shamichfel Mrs Ernest Grueh and Mrs Frank Sparr.
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Wio Site Society
Silvecaco Park
Jeannette S. Ruetstner
George Gaver
William Flynn
Leroy Shamichfel
Ernest Grueh
Frank Sparr
Windham District to Hold Court of Honor Evening
Judge Lyman B. Sutter will be master of ceremonies for Windham District Boy Scouts Court of Honor at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Washington Junior High School auditorium. Trop 43 drum and bugle corps, sponsored by Breach 44 Fleet Reserve Assn, will perform under James DeReo advancement chair.
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Aluminips Suagle
Lyman B. Sutter
Windham District
Washington Junior High School
Drum and Bugle Corps of
Trop 43
Breach 44
Fleet Reserve Assn
James DeReo
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
Market overview by H D La Chapelle et al notes a contracted volume and cautious psychology as a trading range forms between 380 and 400. It warns that large stock offerings and tighter money could signal indigestion at peaks, with potential payoffs if February rises. Major factors include margin changes, suspected Fed drift, and optimistic GM projections for 1955.
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Walter Breede JR
New York
Upi
Chicago
National Assn. of Home
George Conklin
Guardian Life Insurance Co
Federal Reserve Board
Uns
CIO
United Auto Workers
Wall St
Eisenhower
Harlow Curtice
Curtice
United States
H. D. la Chapelle
Pais
Webter
Jackson & Curtis
Jalzo
Jin
Paul WW
Macgregor WU
Mytlon
the Treasury
Hve
Conomist
Guardian Lite Vagur- Ca
National Association of Maine Builders
New York Times
Federal Reserve
Treasury
General Motors
Winslow Curtice
Curtis
Tides and Temperatures SUNDAY JAN 25 1985
Weather notes list sunrise at 6 36 p m and sunset at 3 14 p m with moonset at 5 14 p m confirming a single day coastal forecast.
West Side Democrats Back Westside School Plan
Westside Democratic Club supports Westside Improvement Association in seeking to build a west side high school. A community meeting at John Muir Elementary heard discussion by school and civic leaders and endorsed a petition to the Board of Education to proceed with school plans.
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Westside Democratic Club
Westside Improvement Assn
West Side High School
Civic Aiais
John Muir Elemenary School
Westside Improvement
Board of Education
Walter H. Boyd
Pedestrian Struck by Metro Train on Ocean Boulevard
George A. Canning, 67, of 25 Cherry Ave., was treated for bruises at Seaside Hospital after being struck by a Metropolitan Coach Lines train at E Ocean Blvd and American Ave. He was in the crosswalk when the motorman, Donald T Apya7, said he saw him make a left turn into traffic. The victim was released after treatment.
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W George A. Canning
Cherry Ave
Seaside Hospital
Metropolitan Coach Lines
E. Ocean Blvd
American Ave
Canning
Donald
Standard Oil to Open New Non Smog Plant
Los Angeles based Standard Oil plans to start a new 7.0 million dollar non smog cracking plant in El Segundo after receiving a smog permit following installation of a 200 thousand dollar flue gas heater. The firm has already spent over 1.0 million on other smog control equipment as regulatory measures tighten.
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Standard Oil
LOS Angeles and Oil Co
EL Segundo
Arthur J. Will
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