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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1973
Page
6
The 24 page bulletin details aquatic programs cultural classes senior activities sports and outdoor events in Long Beach’s coordinated municipal and school program. Bob Van Antwerp calls it by far the most comprehensive schedule issued.
A San Pedro boy age A? drowned after climbing a safety fence at a pool near his home Sunday. Richard Madrid of 1023 Sandwood Place was found floating at 942 Sandwood Place and pronounced dead at 3:05 p.m. Harbor police noted he wandered from home earlier. City recreation officials discuss summer programs and activity brochures for youth, including Shutterbugs Club, bike days, theater workshop, water exercise for women, and a Let’s Go Fishin program.
East Lakewood residents can meet sheriff's deputies at Artesia High School library, 12108 Del Amo Blvd, from 7 20 to 9 30 p m on Tuesday. The session is part of the Neighborhood Car Program series aimed at community outreach and engagement with patrol units.
Emergency crews logged four traffic injury cases in Long Beach during a 24 hour period ending today. Notable crashes include Betty Stewart and Robert Sharpless collision on Long Beach Boulevard and 51st Street at 11:55 a.m. motorcycle and auto collisions at California Avenue Esther Street and Naples Plaza, and a Bradfield Avenue Compton rider hurt at Veterans Hospital after a Naples Plaza incident. Police report details list numerous first aid calls and street locations throughout the day.
Angie Papadakis humorist writer and lecturer will speaker at Maritime Industries Luncheon Wednesday in the Mar Star of the Sea Auditorium San Pedro 886 W Eighth St. Pepsi Cola Bottling Co sponsors. Rev Msgr George M Scott hosts with George Love as chairman. Buffet line teas served by Town and Country Women's Club members.
Funeral services for Vern Fuller mailroom foreman of the Independent Press Telegram will be held Thursday at 8:40 am at Dispay Chapel. Fuller died Saturday at Long Beach Community Hospital at age 56. Born in Aberdeen South Dakota he came to Long Beach in 1936 and began his 48 year newspaper career as a carrier for the Long Beach Sun. He served in World War II as a noncommissioned officer. Survived by wife Etdeen three sons David Dale Wayne a brother Donald Chorpenning a sister Carol King and three grandchildren. Donations may be made to Long Beach Community Hospital for leukemia research. He was a member of the Los Angeles Mailers Union No. 9 International Typographers Union Signal Lodge No. 543 F and AM and Scottish Rite.
Thieves forced the front door of Tommie Davis at 18 5 W. 19th St Long Beach and stole camera equipment and jewelry valued at 1508 dollars, police said Sunday.
The Long Beach Police Department is recruiting young men aged 15 to 21 who are in good physical condition and have average or better grades. Applicants of good moral character will work with officers in the station and in the field. Applications accepted Friday June 15 at 7 pm at the Public Safety Building 400 W Broadway.
Dr Ward answers questions on back pain after pregnancy noting added spinal stress from carrying the fetus. It covers pelvic separation neck strain, muscle spasms, and the role of chiropractic care during and after pregnancy including a standing treatment approach and a call to attend a spine care class in Long Beach.
Lakewood residents can pick up two pew brochures at city hall 5050 Clark Ave An Introduction to the Lakewood Redevelopment Agency explains agency goals and operations Facts and Figures on the city of Lakewood covers population tax rates schools and recreation facilities Burglars forced a rear door at Vera Roberge 1480 Peterson Ave and stole stereo equipment valued at 360 dollars police said Sunday
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