Trailers Barred as Substitute for School Buildings
Planning officials told the Planning Commission that using trailers as a permanent substitute for school buildings is improper and degrades a community. A private elementary school asked for a special permit at 4647 Long Beach Blvd for two trailers, one for storage and one for a guard residence, under owner Lucile K. E. Conner and operator Eleanor Parmenter who leases the land. Neighbors objected to noise, while Parmenter said the lease restricts permanent construction. The commission noted the matter concerns trailer use, not school operation, and some members suggested a limited temporary permit until a permanent building is erected, as city policy traditionally opposes permanent trailer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Ernest Mayer Jr
Mayer
Long Beach Blvd
Lucile KE. Conner
Eleanor Parmenter
Pomona Ave
Donald W. Phillips
Mrs. Parmenter
Ter
Bill Parmenter
Ernest Lockwood
Glenchester Drive
Jack Schroeder
Lehroeder
W. Robert Pierce
Edwin J. Wilson
Wilson
Louise Dyer Rites Slated for Saturday
Louise Blanche Dyer 88 died Wednesday at 904 Pine Ave. Former Typographical Union Auxiliary member and Bettina Chapter 399 ORS. Also with Women's City Club. Survived by her husband Edward L. Dyer a retired printer for the Press Telegram. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Mottell's Mortuary.
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Pam
Mottell
Louise Blanche Deer
Typographical Union Auxiliary
Dyer
Pine Ave
Bettina
Women’s City Clu
Edward 1
Press-Telegram
Watch dog guards home as firemen reach heart attack victim
An army trained German shepherd named Georgia Girl blocked Norwalk firefighters as they forced entry to reach Edna Wilkins 47 who had collapsed at 12119 June St. The dog’s growl delayed rescue long enough for Mrs. Wilkins to be tended with mouth to mouth and chest compressions after firefighters moved it. She was taken to Norwalk Community Hospital and listed in good condition.
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Norwalk
Georgia
Edna Wilkins
Fied County
Wilkins
Worwalk Community Hospital
New Grass in Bixby Park to Be Planted by Spring
Park Director Donald Obert said grass will be planted on regraded sections of Bixby Park along Ovent Boulevard and Junipero Avenue by early spring. The south edge wall removal and slope change are complete. work has been slowed by a heavy schedule. Additional planting along Diu Park between the Museum of Art and Redondo Avenue will begin soon, with more landscaping planned at El Dorado Park East and West facilities and the Queen Mary berthing site.
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Bixby Park
Hixby Park
Ovent Boulevard
Junipero Avenue
Donald Obert
Obert
Park Department
Diu Park
Museum of Art
Redondo Avenue
el Dorado Park West
Queen Mary
Pier J
Youth Council Rebuilds Credibility In Long Beach
About 75 members of Long Beach's newly reorganized Mayor's Youth Council attended an orientation session as the group seeks to regain community support. Otis Hogan urged rededication to tackle youth problems, with 25 holdovers, 25 adult reps, and talks from Dr Norman Self and Alvin Resnik.
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Long Beach
Otis Hogan
California State College At
Norman J
Self
CSLB
Alevin Resnik
Pranklin Dunedar
Tur
City Department of Community Development
Eewin Wade
State grant funds Long Beach Free Clinic rent
The Long Beach Free Clinic received a seven thousand dollar state grant, the first for a free clinic, to cover its one thousand dollar monthly rent through July. Administrator Ron Lofstrom said the grant will fund about a quarter of the clinic’s monthly budget, with remaining funds from donations. the clinic is at 1228 Pine Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Planning Commission Approves YMCA Complex Plan
The Planning Commission granted a special permit Thursday for 12 three family dwellings at the former North Long Beach YMCA site on 6085 California Ave. The action follows last month’s setback when the commission denied an earlier request.
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North
Long Beach
YMCA
California Ave
Planning Commission
12th Street Vacated to Expand Lincoln Elementary
The Planning Commission approved vacating about 245 feet of 12th Street east from Alamitos Avenue to allow Lincoln Elementary School expansion. The prior 240 feet vacated in 1969 left the balance and the commission urged City Council approval. At the December hearing 76 percent of nearby property opposed the 38-unit project, but the planning department said 30 to 40 foot lots would yield 30 units and offered locally controlled development. The YMCA cited economic concerns for its North Long Beach site.
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12Th Street
Alamitos Avenue
Lincoln
Planning Commission
Orange Avenue
Long Beach
YMCA
Kenneth A. Rumery
California Ave
Marion A. Misener
Commission
Westmyer
California Avenue
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Los Angeles
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Husky
Elinor Morrison
Sunset Beach
Curt Johnson
Ale Dorado Park
Youth Council
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Juliette
TOPP
Dooley
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Spalee B
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Tuas
Sun
BY Planning Commission Ymca
Jeffrey €. Simpson
McCabe
Anaheim Si
Harry RK Lienke
Appian Way
Robert Westmyer
The
Catalina
Denar
Keng Beach
Long Brash
Hong Beach
Lalauer
Dass Ors Ts
Disneyland
Knott's
Prospector
California
Wagon Camp
Hagsier Hot Shots
America
Cathie Taylor
Jim Johnson
Country Store
Knott’s Berry Farm
Buena Park
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