Hillside Enterprise workshop aids mentally challenged adults
At Hillside Enterprises a sheltered workshop employs adults with mental retardation, paying about two dollars an hour for two hours of work daily. Trainees assemble frames, cards, and other items, gaining a sense of accomplishment while clientele and staff report low absenteeism and turnover. The venture operates under the Retarded Children’s Foundation with subsidies and donations covering losses.
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Hillside Enterprises
Ruth Todd
William Farrell
Long Beach Transportation Company
Hillside
E. Stearns
Ninety-Year-Old Takes Delightful Coast Flight
Alys Seagles, 90, with crutches after two hip fractures, enjoyed a first plane ride over Southern California led by her doctor, Wallace Lyall. The trip came after her 90th birthday in December and she plans to fly again, saying she can still have a good time.
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Hillside
Nightingale School
Nancy Martin
Edward Conrad
Queen Mary cuts nurses amid cost savings
The Queen Mary will end on board nurse services after February 15 as part of a broader economy drive. Museum officials insist first aid stations will remain staffed by guards, supervisors trained in first aid, and remote paramedics, but the layoff raises questions about emergency preparedness for visitors and staff aboard the ship.
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Dolores Walling
Queen Mary First Air Station
Chuck Sundquist
Museum of the Sex Foundation
Queen Mary Museum
Theuselyad
Dolores Walsvig
Beryl Wauson
Mayme Carver
Suzanne Oftedal
Wilfret
Searkness
Valsiz
SQM
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Raymond Rioux
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Alys Seagles
San Clemente
Queen Mary
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