Exchange Club elects Dick Chalk president
Dick Chalk, 34, production engineer for THUMS Long Beach Co., will serve as president of the Long Beach Exchange Club for the coming year. Doug Ives is first vice president, Don Dearth second vice president, Earl Veenstra secretary, Bob Powell treasurer. Directors are Terry Coe, Orville Erickson, Joel Sehoenfeld, Bob Dougherty and Ted Severson. Ives named outstanding member for the second year. Jim Morrison honored for 25 years of perfect attendance. Club projects include Book of Golden Deeds, Freedom Shrine, Sea Scouts, Junior Exchange, Crime Prevention. The group also gives $1,500 in scholarships annually to Long Beach students.
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Dick Chalk
Thums Long Beach Co
Long Beach Exchange Club
Doug Ives
Don Dearth
Earl Veenstra
Bob Powell
Terry Coe
Orville Erickson
Joel Sehoenfeld
Bob Dougherty
Ted Severson
Ives
Jim Morrison
GI Forum expands to veterans and nonveterans in OC
The Guadalupe Hidalgo Chapter of the American GI Forum in Orange County will admit nonveterans. Meetings are set for the third Friday monthly at the Anaheim Main Library conference room, next at 7 30 p.m. The group will focus on education action legislation membership and fundraising while aiding veterans with jobs college benefits and scholarships.
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Orange County
The
American GI Forum
Rodolfo Escalante
Anaheim
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Escalante
GI Forum
Armed Forces
League workshop opposes Reagan tax plan in Garden Grove
The Orange County League of Women Voters will hold a Thursday workshop in Garden Grove to organize opposition to Gov Reagan's tax reform. President Jeanette Turk of Huntington Beach says the event will review the league's study of state revenues and prepare local coalitions for the anti tax reform campaign.
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Orange County
Garden Grove
Ization
League
Gov. Reagan
Turk
Long Beach Emergency Calls Summary From 24 Hour Report
Record of calls answered by Long Beach police and fire departments through today with times and types including first aid incidents at multiple streets, box alarms, vehicle injuries, apartment and building fires, smoke investigations, and a high rise fire note. Notable locations include Poinsettia Street Clark Avenue Mahanna Avenue Los Santos Drive Market Street Marina Stadium Seaside Boulevard Pine Avenue Fourth Street Pacific Coast Highway Wardlow Road River Avenue and Cal Fire Wardlow Road River Avenue.
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Fre De‘partments
Poinsettia SL
Clark Ave
Mahanna Ave
Los Santos Drive
Gal
Mullett St
E. Market S
Artesia Street
Atlantic Avenue
Seaside Boulevard
Pine Avenue
Spaulding St
Golden Avenue
Areas Street
San Vincente Avenue
Walnut,Ave
Areas St
Willow Street
Josie Avenue
Pacific’ Coast Highway
Cal Fire
Wardlow ‘Road
River Avenue
Two hurt on Long Beach roads in two crashes
Two people were injured in Sunday crashes reported by Long Beach police. Catherine Tomassacci, 59, from Compton, was treated at Paramount General Hospital after her car, driven by Alipio Tomassacci, 62, collided with Gerald P. St. Peter Jr., 26, of Whittier at Artesia Street and Atlantic Avenue. Melvin D. McFadden, 42, of Los Angeles, was treated at St. Marys Hospital after his motorcycle struck a brick wall in the parking lot at Golden Avenue and Seaside Boulevard.
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Long Beach
Catherine Tomassacci
San Carlos St
Compton
Paramount General Hospital
Alipio Tomassacci
Gerald P. St. Peter Jr
Louis Ave
Whittier
Artesia Street
Atlantic Avenue
Melvin D. McFadden
Los Angeles
St. Mary's Hospital
Golden Avenue
Seaside Boulevard
Birthday marking Orange city centennial celebration
Orange marked its 100th birthday with a downtown Plaza event as 5,000 helium balloons were released. Each balloon carried an invitation message for a three day centennial celebration planned for August 31 to September 2, with a fair around the Plaza highlighting the city’s early focal point.
Fall registration set Aug 31 at LBCC
Long Beach City College announces tuition free fall semester class registration begins Aug. 31 by appointment at Liberal Arts and Business and Technology campuses. Appointments available starting Aug. 20 at 8 a.m. and issued daily until Sept. 7 at specified rooms. Regular registration continues through Sept. 7. Semester begins Sept. 11. Extension class enrollment starts after Sept. 1. Schedules available at college and public libraries.
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Long Beach City College
Liberal Arts and Business and Technology
Business and Pachnelogy
Pacific Coast Highway
Liberal Arts
E. Carson St
Rabies Clinic Set Today in Lakewood Center Lot
The Lakewood Jaycees operate Operation Bow Wow with a rabies clinic at Lakewood Shopping Center from 7 to 8 40 p m. For a 2 dollar fee residents may have dogs inoculated and obtain dog licenses. The event takes place in the center parking lot near Farmers and Merchants Bank on Graywood Ave.
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Lakewood
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Graywood Ave
Burglar Pries Door. Dyer Reports Theft at Lakewood Apt
Carl Dyer of 16251 Woodruff Ave Bell tower tells Lakewood sheriff deputies a burglar pried open a door to his apartment and took golf clubs and a rifle valued at 525 dollars.
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Woodruff Ave
Belltower
Lakewood
Sheriff's Deputies
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