Lions Parade Opens Ensenada Visit By Border Lions
A Lions Club weekend trip from Long Beach to Ensenada featured a parade through Avenida Ruiz a reception at Riviera Pacifica and a country club barbecue. The visit raised 700 toward a new children’s hospital and highlighted cross border friendship amid festive acts and Spanish dances.
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Ensenada
Lions
L. B
Cothills North
Lions Club
Mexico
Hospital
Tom Newton
Erik Flamer
Tijuana
U. S
Perade
Avenida Ruiz
Plaza Mevalucion
Padre Midalgo Y Castillo
Goy
Carroll Waberg
Bill Kummer
Long Beach
Joan Flamer
Javely LB
USC
Ex-wife pleads guilty to forgery tied to heroin habit
Jacque L A Moore, 25, formerly married to a jazz drummer, admitted in Superior Court she forged checks to fund a sixteen dollar a day heroin habit. She said her husband urged narcotics, and she began using after marriage. she faces trial on other checks and awaits transfer to Los Angeles. She hopes to quit after release, though she fears relapse.
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Superior Court
Jacqueline A. Moore
Miss Moore
Joe Raycraft
Los Angeles
Moore
Car Struck Starts Gas Pump Fire at Service Station
A car plunging after a rear impact knocked down a gas pump at Ward low Road and Atlantic Avenue causing a fire. Bernice M. Whyett 58 of Elm Avenue not hurt. Katherine E B Kukura 66 of Bell suffered knee injuries and was cited for following too closely. Elizabeth A. Ruggles 72 of Redondo Avenue bruised nose in a separate 4th Street Pacific Avenue collision. Nan Iunmare 55 of Alamitos Avenue admitted to St. Mary's Hospital for a back sprain from a five car crash at Alamitos and Broad. Barbara Jean Shelby 3 of Magnolia Avenue remained in critical condition with head injuries after being struck near her home. she is at Seaside Hospital.
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Wardlow Rd
Atlantic Ave
Inc
Bernice M. Whyett
Elm Ave
Katherine Eb, Kukura
Bell
Elizabeth A. Ruggles
Redondo Ave
Long Beach Bus Lines
4Th St
Pacific Ave
Nan Iunmare
Alamitos Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Alamitos Five
Broad Barbara Jean Shelby
Magnolia Ave
Seaside Hospital
Lakewood Couple Start Second Honeymoon in Private Golf Cottage
Lakewood residents Mr and Mrs Mendoza are enjoying a secluded 170 acre estate cottage on the Lakewood Country Club grounds. The couple, married one year, occupy a former guest house built postwar by Montana Land Co. It sits on a golf course fringe with wire screens against wayward golf balls. They have no phone or mail delivery and access via a gate past a private sign. Golf balls have mostly missed the cottage so far.
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Bud Lembhe
Lakewood
Joseph Mendoza
Lakewood Country
Clark Bonner
Montana Land Co
Bonner
Montana
Los Angeles
Mendoza
Wardlow Park
Mrs. Mendoza
Lakewood Country Club
Oil Consultants Warn Subsidence If Corrected Not
Caltech researchers report subsidence up to 30 feet possible in the harbor area if offshore drilling continues without corrective action. Center of the sinking bowl near Edison Co plant west of Los Angeles River mouth now about 20 feet could rise to 30 feet, Rainbow Pier from 3 to 12 feet, with most probable 24 feet if operations persist. Repressurization by injecting gas and water is urged to combat subsidence and boost oil output.
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Edison Co
Los Angeles River
Rainbow Pier
Caltech
Richfield Oi Corp
Samuel F. Vickers
Richfield
Belmont Shore
Naples
Saturday Halloween Trick or Treat Tradition Urged
Mrs Albin Larson president of the Long Beach Council of Parents and Teachers urged parents to have children trick or treat on Saturday night rather than Sunday. She noted the Sabbath on Sunday and argued Saturday activities would keep youngsters from drowsy eyes at Monday school. Other parents and youth groups in Southern California supported Saturday observance to avoid interfering with the school week.
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Southern
California
Albin Larson
Long Beach
Weather forecast shows five days of near normal temps
The U S Weather Bureau reports no rain and near normal temperatures for the next five days. Mountain regions will warm slightly before a cooling trend resumes by Friday.
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U. S
22 Liquor Licenses Revoked by State Board
Acting on Attorney General Edmund G. (Pat) Brown the State Board of Equalization revoked 22 liquor licenses including one each from Long Beach Costa Mesa and Lynwood. John L. Apostle disapproved for proximity to a church and no new location chosen. Other cases include Burma Road Cafe Tracy Theater Costa Mesa and Cy Miller planning license transfer to Lynwood amid occupancy doubts. Rulings take effect within 30 days.
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
State Board of Equalization
Long Beach
Costa Mesa
Lynwood
John L. Apostle
E. Sea+side Blvd
Youth For Christ Group J
Tracy Theater
E. Seaside Blvd
Burma Road Cafe
Seaside Blvd
Walter Pilkington
Newport Blvd
Attorney General's Office
Cy Miller
Beverly Blvd
William Bennett
Apostlé
Ter
Northrup's Court Gambit Ends in Prison Sentence
Howard B Northrup a 34 year old Los Angeles longshoreman faced trial in Superior Court on burglary charges after stealing two harmonicas and a 20 bill from street entertainer Max Williams. He initially balked at pleading but ultimately pleaded guilty earning a state prison term of one to twenty five years as witnesses were excused and Williams was located to be informed.
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Old Mexico
Riviera Pacifica
Jack Dempsey
Howard B. Northrup
Superior Court
Pine Ave
Northrup
Los Angeles
Max Williams
al Ramsey
Joe Raycraft
Pris
Raycraft
Thomas Wr. Cochran
Williams
William Walker
St. St
Walker
Ex-City Councilman John Schinner Dies at 77
Former Long Beach City Council member for the third district John Schinner, 77, died this morning at St Marys Hospital after a heart seizure. He helped rebuild St Anthonys Church after 1938 quake and sold property for a Catholic school. Survived by sister-in-law Laura Herman and nephew William Herman. Rosary Wednesday at Sheelar McFadyen Mortuary chapel. Mass Thursday at St Anthonys Church. entombment at All Souls Mausoleum.
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John Schinner
E. 5Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Schinner
Priwe Aada
Sout Ave
LA Avea
St. Anthony's
Barry
St. Anthony's Church
All Souls Mausoleum
Laura Herman
Long Beach
William Herman
Pasadena
Athletic Units for Y Approved Plan for YMCA facilities
City Council approved plans to expand the Armed Services YMCA building on the west beach with an apparatus room housing an AAU boxing ring, weights, and mat. Additional outdoor courts and facilities for shuffleboard volleyball badminton horseshoes and archery were approved for the area adjacent to the locker room.
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Armed Services Ymca
West Beach
Gerald Desmond
Hugh Gibbs
Gibbs
Invention Exhibits at Water Works Association Meet
An innovation expo in the California Section Americ an Water Works Assn shows lever type manhole cover lifters by M K Socha LA Water Dept and an under pavement water line install device by J E Cleminson El Monte WD Also Vance We Shaw Long Beach WD submits an adjustable gate box for new streets Leaks detector by Walt Miller Vista Irrigation District About 1500 expected attendees chaired by H Christopher Medbery San Francisco and Brennan S Thomas Long Beach WD heads local arrangements committee Dale M Maffitt Des Moines Tow s national president to speak at Friday session City to buy 506 parking meters for downtown Belmont Shore and other streets at an estimated 30 000
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California
American Water Works Assn
Municipal Auditorium
M. K Socha
Los Angeles
Walt Miller
Vista Irrigation District
Christopher Medbery
San Francisco
Brennan S. Thomas
Long Beach
Sam E. Vickers
Belmont Shore
Avia
1St St
Broadway
3Rd St
Elm
Atlantic Aves
Cooking Rule on Garbage to Cost City
The state ban on feeding unrocked garbage to hogs will cost the city 19000 anticipated revenue for the remainder of the current fiscal year. City Manager Samuel E. Vickers told the ity Council today while recommending a new contract with Andrey V Hahn for collecting about 2000 tons of garbage monthly. The present contract pays 1.38 per ton based on hog prices. the new contract sets 0.71 per ton. The loss is due to state agriculture rules requiring processing before feed use.
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Samuel E. Vickers
Andrey V. Hahn
South
Vickers
State Department of Agriculture
Red Cross Seeks O Negative Blood Supplies
The Red Cross issued an urgent appeal for O negative blood donations describing the supply as critical. Donors can give at the mobile blood bank today until 7:30 p.m. at 319 West Broadway.
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The
Red Cross
W. Broadway
Death of 76 Year Old Woman After Fall at Seaside
Mrs Leona L Saylor age 76 of 13424 Gaviota Ave fell and fractured her hip on July 13 and died Monday afternoon at Seaside Hospital where she had been a patient since the accident Her body was taken to Patterson Snively Mortuary
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Leona L. Saylor
Gaviota Aye
Seaside Hospital
Patterson &, Snively Mortuary
Increased Charges Advocated for Animal Shelter Services
City Manager Sam Vickers urged the City Council to raise charges for Animal iShelter services and adopt a flat $3 dog license for all dogs to make the operation self sustaining. Proposals by James Kincaid would boost annual revenue by about $93,000, with higher impounding fees, a $0.50 daily boarding charge, and a $1 city pickup fee for animal collection, while avoiding charges if owners bring animals in.
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Sam
Vickers
James Kincaid
Public Service
Kincaid
Pete
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William G. Banelti
Marie Bozeman
Salvation ‘Army Sunbeam
Tom Parke
Boys’ Club of
Ove
Hoyer
del Amo Nurseries
James Reed
Police Officers’ Assn
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Maxie
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