Children Camp Programs to Be Larger This Summer
Long Beach records show 5000 children attended mountain camps last year but many more could not go due to funding gaps. The Community Welfare Council plans expanded camp scholarships and a centralized clearing house to prevent duplicate awards while ensuring needs are met. Agencies including Boys Clubs, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, CYO, Jewish Council, YMCA, YWCA and others will participate.
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Long Beach
Harry J. Moore
Community Welfare Council
Chiics
Lorne Barclay
Barelay
Salvation Army
YMCA
YWCA
Red Feather Plannice
Ln Committee
Moore
J. H. Ashcraft
Board of Education
George Tall
Rotary
Raymond Peterson
Boys Club
Lews Yantorn
J. EB. Hol Ungsworth
Boy Scouts
C. L. Apping
Glenn Thomas
August Pachesco
CYO
Willian Artman
Camp Fire
Mary Shellenberg
Mas Kay Gennes
Maj
E. K. Tobin
Russell Hosking
Lakewood Ymca
Hernard Wall
Jewish Council
Paul Ellis
Aa. M. Johnson
Girl Scouts
Theodore Nichols
Produce Retailing Classes Offered at City College
A four week course in modern produce merchandising will be launched tonight at 8 in Room 142 of the Business and Technology Division of Long Beach City College 1306 East Pacific Coast Highway. Dean J E Hollingsworth said the program developed with cooperation of Southern California's outstanding produce retailers. There is no charge for the course.
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Business and Technology Division
Long Beach City College
Pacific Coast
Hwy
J. E. Hollingsworth
Southern California
State budget per person hits 105 in 1952 53 plan
California Taxpayers Association urges cuts to a 1.185 billion dollar state budget for 1952-53, arguing the plan yields 105.50 per capita. The group notes population growth and cost of living justify reductions, citing 11.24 million state residents and 4.47 million in Los Angeles County.
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Los Angeles County
California Taxpayers’ Association
Association
California
AA Units to Hold Joint Parley Here
Southern California AA members and its Harbor area auxiliary plan a combined meeting at Municipal Auditorium on March 22 and 23. Representatives from 23 groups will attend. Prominent jurists, law enforcement officers, clerks, industrial and civic leaders were invited. Saturday will feature auxiliary meetings in Concert Hall at 5 pm. Sunday hosts the combined session open to the public.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Southern California
Ite
Municipal Auditorium
Harbor Area
City College Art Exhibit Opens March 17 in Long Beach
City College announces the first exhibit in its new Lakewood campus art gallery. The show opens March 17 at 8 p.m. and features painting drawing sculpture and items such as furniture fabrics and photos. Curators include Lorenzo C. Miller Norma Matlin Joseph Donat and Fred Melera assembling pieces from museums and private collections.
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Long Beach City
Lakewood
Lorenzo C. Miller
Norma Matlin
Joseph Donat
Fred Melera
City College Arts Department
Importer to Attend Moscow Conclave
A Philadelphia importer named Beryl Lush plans to attend an economic conference in Moscow on April 3. He is the only American businessman scheduled to participate, per the State Department, and may walk out if the proceedings seem rigged or turn political.
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Mareh
Philadelphia
Moscow
S. Beryl Lush
State Department
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