Three Seek Votes in Third District Race for City Council
In Long Beach District 3, incumbent Ray Kealer seeks reelection against Realtor Lewis Cox and Malvina Reynolds, the only woman candidate. Kealer touts oil industry expertise and nine committee roles, Cox promotes civic projects and efficiency, while Reynolds pushes expanded recreation, public services, and municipal ownership plans.
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Mond C. Kealer
Lewis K. Cox
Malvina Reynolds
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Kealer
Cox
Reynolds
Long Beach
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Progressive Party
Municipal Greens
Chamber of Commerce
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Ile
Tidel
Naval Shipyard
Alamitos Bay
West Beach
University of California
Phi Heta Kappa
University By the Sea
Third
Children to Get Entire Division at Violet Show
Violet show in Long Beach May 10 11 features a completion division for children wishing to exhibit African violets. Held at Pan American Park recreation hall Charlemagne and Centralia, the event runs public hours May 10 7 to 9 p.m. and May 11 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Entries accepted May 10 from 9 to 11 30 a.m. Free admission.
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Long Beach
L. D. Thalheimer
Pan American Park
Charlemagne
Centralia Aves
Seal Beach Lions Nominate Tomorrow Officers for Club Year
Seal Beach Lions Club will nominate officers at a 7 p.m. meeting tomorrow at Sam's Sea Food Spa. Delegates to a recent Lions convention in Palm Springs report on the conclave. A film on watchmaking will be shown with Freody Hickman presiding. Business opportunities ad column noted.
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Seal Beach Lions Club
Sam's Sea Food Spa
Lions
Palm Springs
H. van Auscheln
James O'Toole
Proara
Freody Hickman
Three Long time Teachers Retiring
Letters of appreciation from the Board of Education are sent to three long serving teachers resigning at term end. Ida Cooksey Ohl, kinder garten instructor at Bryant School, notes idl years with the district and prior posts. Edna Connor Olmstead, home economics instructor at King School, has 24 years here. Minnie Himrodt Hughs, home economics and social living instructor at Lakewood Junior High, has 22 years of service.
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Board of Education
Ida Cooksey Ohl
Kinder‘garten
Bryant S School
Edson
Burnett
Lowell
Edna Connor Olmstead
King School
Adsdams
Roosevelt
L B Woman 94 Plans Birthday Party Thursday
Mrs. Alice W Hufford born May 3 1857 in Oskaloosa Iowa celebrates her 94th birthday with family at 1712 Gardenia Ave Pasadena. Widowed since 1891 after Ansel W Hufford died drowning at Modesto Calif. She lived in Pasadena, worked as nurse and seamstress, has five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Gardenia Gardenia Ave
Alice W. Hufford
Oskaloosa
Donald €. Peterson
Gardenia Ave
Charlotta Palmer
E. Thi St
Kate Nelsor
Escondido
Petri's Cleaners Offers Drapery Dry Cleaning Deals
Save money this week at Petri's by sending in draperies for dry cleaning. Special prices 4 ft by 7 ft panels at $1.50 unlined and $1.75 lined per panel, about 10 percent savings. Other sizes reduced. 4 day service. Call 6-6291 or bring draperies to the plant for home service.
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Petri’s
Orange Ave
Aptitude Tests for Youths at City College Campus
Miss Jane Millen, counselor, reports 500 draft-age students will take Selective Service aptitude tests at Lakewood campus City College on May 26, June 16 and July 30. High school students are ineligible. Mrs. Patricia Fish urged college students of draft age to obtain application cards and take the three hour test regardless of scholastic standing.
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Lakewood
City College
Jane Millen
Patricia Fish
Selective Service Boards
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