Signal Hill to receive national cleanup award
Signal Hill will receive the National Cleanup Contest Distinguished Achievement Award for cities under 25,000, to be presented in Washington on Feb. 23 during the 1971 Clean-Up Congress. Mayor William Stovall and Councilman Thomas Denham plan to attend. city plans include a 7.3 million five-year capital program, Willow Street improvements, and a hilltop development blueprint with towers and parks.
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Signal Hill
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Prince
Thomas Denham
Prince
Willow Street
Atlantic Avenue
Redondo Avenue
Washington, D.C
Statler Hilton
William Stovall
Denham
Artificial Kidney Center doubles capacity in Tor-Trance area
Artificial Kidney Centre Inc will serve 15 patients at a time and 60 per hour cycle at 4080 W. 226th St Tor-Trance. Philip A. DeLangis says the center uses hemodialysis to filter blood, a life saving procedure for kidney failure patients. Spokesman notes plans for similar centers in East Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley.
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Tor- Yance
Artificial Kidney Centre, Inc
Philip A. DeLangis
East
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Preschool Parents Can Watch at Lindstrom Lakewood
Parents may observe preschool classes at Lindstrom School Lakewood during 9 to 12 sessions for children age three or entering kindergarten next fall. Registration at 5900 Canehill Ave next week Monday through Friday. Fee 36 per semester. Instructors Mrs Bernice Amendes and Mrs Caral Mosher supervise activities and discussions on child development and health.
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Bellflower Adult School
Lindstram School
Lakewood
Lindstrom
Canehill Ave
Bernice Amendes
Caral Mosher
Rabies Vaccination Clinic Scheduled in Long Beach
Rabies vaccinations for dogs will be offered by the Long Beach Health Department in cooperation with the Long Beach Welcome Association at the Halion ward. The schedule lists times 4:50 and 2A on the 7th day. Licensors present.
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Long Beach Health Cpment
G Beach Well Association
Halion Ward
Service Hours Noted by College Nurse
Mrs. Margaret Manne, college nurse, said the service will be available nine am to four pm and six pm to nine pm.
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Alondra
Margaret Manne
Director Tells Of Programs North Community YMCA
North Long Beach youth programs run from four locations after a move from Ost and Orange. Fritz Warmbrodt, executive director, describes a flexible schedule with Y-Indi 2 Guide for boys from first through third grade, judo for all ages at North Long Beach Christian Church, Karlek high school leadership training at the NLBB Library, and Tigers for fourth to sixth graders. Additional clubs include Pop Art at Presbyterian Church, Flower Power eighth grade girls group, and a cycle group.
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Ost and
Orange
Fritz Warmbrodt
Meial Clearing House
Atlantic Ave
North Lonng Beach
Chrisian
Karlek
N.L.B
Tigers
Wurmbradt
Presbyterian Commounity Church
Flower Power
Warmbrodt
Bookshop Raided and Three Arrested in Lomita Case
A Lomita bookstore at 1813 Pacific Coast Highway was raided by sheriff deputies with warrants. Maria Withdred, 22, Michael D. Stafford, 27, and John A. Poncy, 20, were arrested on suspicion of displaying obscene material and unlawfully selling prophylactics. They were released on $25 bail with a Feb 4 hearing in South Bay Municipal Court. Three pairs of skis valued at $827 were stolen from a ski rack on a car at the East Pacific Coast Highway. The oilier USS Tolovana underwent a $1 million overhaul at Bethlehem Steel Shipyard with Capt Donnell Howard taking command.
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Lomita
Maria
Pacific Coast Highway
Thomas P. Foyé
South Bay Municipal Court
Maria Withdred
Michael D. Stafford
Bayview Ave
Hermosa Beach
John A. Poncy
Albert H. Butcher
Claremont
Rummage Sale by Junior League at Long Beach Arena
The Junior League hosts its 11th annual rummage sale with over 100000 items including TVs furniture clothing antiques furs silver and more. Sunday half price clearance follows a Saturday sale with proceeds funding community projects at Children's Hospital foreign student programs and the Xerox listening course. The event runs 9 am to 5 pm Saturday and noon to 4 pm Sunday. Proceeds last year reached 32000.
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Long Beach
Children’s Dental
Children's Hospital
International Community Council For Foreign Students and Visitors
Xerox
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Washington
Henry S. Shavelle
Torrance Center
YMCA
Lable
North Community Ymca
North
Security Pacific National Bank of
Southern California
Alfa Romeo
Jim Gray
Tolovana
Bethlehem Steel
Donnell Howard
Navy
Eda
Emi
Rie
Mee
Dupont Nylon
Dupont
NYLON
E. South Street
Westminster
Columbarium
Veterans Lawn
Doalminater Memorial Hark Mortuary Cemetery
Beagh Blvd
Geneve
Twinoaks
Jeferson
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