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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1971
Page
10
Former Long Beach teacher William E. Hug will direct a two year study funded by the Knapp Foundation to develop a new curriculum for training library personnel. Hug, now at Auburn University, will oversee innovative approaches for librarian education.
Lakewood Jaycees seek five high school seniors from Artesia Lakewood Mayfair St Joseph and Valley Christian for the Lakewood Ten Outstanding Youth program. Applications due March 23 with interviews March 24. Finalists advance to state judging in Cupertino April 24 and national finals follow. Candidates must be 15 to 18, attend a California school, have a six grade to present average and be U.S. citizens.
A Levitz advertisement touts hundreds of dinette sets from Douglas and Virtue in many sizes and Spanish designs. It promises finishes from wood grains to pastels, padded chairs, contoured swivel options, and complete 5, 7, or 9 piece sets. The retailer claims record low Levitz prices due to cost cutting and centralized showroom and warehouse operations.
Levitz markets cut price furniture nationwide highlighting coast to coast warehouses. It emphasizes buying power and direct to public sales with ongoing discounts, savings on handling, and a simple value proposition for customers seeking top brands at lower prices.
Lakewood official Bibl Baker, current second vice president of the county division, is named vice chairman of the League of California Cities statewide committee on public safety. Baker has long worked on state level law enforcement issues. In San Mateo a gasoline bomb damaged curtains and scorched a wall at the Draft Board office, which had been picketed by antiwar groups last week.
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