Volunteers urged women to lead voluntary action and care
Inglewood gathering at St Marys Academy heard Mel Romney advocate women as the future of America. She cited failed federal projects and praised local volunteers for programs in housing, job training, and welfare, urging more women to engage with teens, mothers, the aged, and the handicapped.
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CCPH Marks 10th Year at Golden Crutch Ball
California Communities Pool for the Handicapped marks its 10th year with the Golden Crutch Ball on Friday February 16 aboard the Queen Mary Grand Ballroom. The event honors councilman Russell Rubley and the Villa Belles Grandmother's Club of South Gate as Woman of the Year. Proceeds fund a roof to allow year round therapy and maintenance of the pool with 145 volunteers serving about 100 swimmers daily. tickets are $12.50.
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Public nursing sparks debate on discretion and comfort
New York mothers discuss breastfeeding in public venues from restaurants to airports. They describe reactions from strangers, airlines, and staff, with etiquette experts like Amy Vanderbilt urging discreet, considerate behavior while noting younger crowds seem more comfortable.
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Pegora the Witch staged by Aprenda Players Saturday
Tots bid to view Pegora the Witch directed by Dave Draper and presented by the Aprenda Players will be performed Saturday as the fifth in a six play series by Junior Programs of Long Beach. Pegora the apprentice witch longs to do good but must kidnap seven princesses to win a final chance. The tale unfolds with Pegora’s blunders as the king counters. Performances at 10 am and noon at Lakewood High School Auditorium, 4460 Briercrest, Lakewood. Tickets 75 cents at the door.
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