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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1970
Page
13
Pediatric expert Dr. Benjamin M. Kagan argues that repeated colds in nursery age build lasting immunity, likening infections to shots. He warns against routine antibiotic use for minor illnesses and notes risks from overprescribing penicillins and other drugs.
One hundred fourteen invitations were mailed to students who left junior high offering a free eight week summer program at the Learning Center 1385 Gladys Ave. The program aims to raise each student to the proper grade level on a one to one basis if needed. The invitations carry signatures of Miriam Smith, executive director of Youth Development Project Inc, and Daniel W Langston, director of child welfare services for the Long Beach Unified School District. The Learning Center will be operated by the Long Beach Youth Development Project Inc.
Dr John W Faris Sr a longtime dentist at 115 Pine Ave died Thursday at 77 He resided at 353 Coronado Ave born in Iowa attended Drake University and USC Dental School Survived by wife Lucile M a son daughter Marilyn Osborn and four grandchildren Services set for Saturday at 11 am at Sunnyside Cathedral Mausoleum Chapel with Mattell's Mortuary aboard The article also notes community education efforts through the Youth Development Project and Learning Center seeking funds to expand tutoring for junior high and high school dropouts with 114 identified students to be contacted for the program
Torrance civic officials expect 180000 spectators for the 11th Armed Forces Day Parade starting at 10 a.m. Saturday. Assistant Secretary of the Navy James D. Hithe serves as grand marshal and will attend a press breakfast and post-parade luncheon. The theme is Forges for Freedom with 107 units marching from Carson and Cabrillo to Torrance Boulevard. A fireworks show is set for 8:30 this evening.
Dr. Arthur Bietz psychologist and marriage counselor will discuss The Challenge for Youth In the Coming Decade at the North Community YMCA annual dinner in North Long Beach. James Warren chairs the board with Friz Warmbrodt and Michael Robinson assisting. reservations at the YMCA on 11th Street and Orange Avenue.
Orange County pupils will stock a junior art gallery at the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts again this year. They submitted bids to the festival for samples to be judged May 18 and 19. Mrs. Marge Skelton of the county schools office in Santa Ana will accept the artworks at her office.
Dope relaxation for heroin addicts was debated by Long Beach Human Relations Commission. Samuel Whitman argued legal prescriptions could curb crime by addicts, suggesting a weekly cost of 15 to 20 dollars and reducing illegal trafficking profits. Commissioners took no action. A separate report notes mosaic tile worth 172 dollars stolen from Charles Smith's Hawaiian Gardens home.
The Lakewood Station opens its sheriff open house on Saturday with a Sky Knight helicopter display and a new police pistol practice range. The rear parking lot at 5100 Clark Ave will host the range from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visitors can shoot with 38 caliber service revolvers using propellants, and a pursuit-training vehicle from Sheriff Peter J. Pitchess’ course will be shown alongside station tours.
Seventeen patrons escaped injury when a practice grenade exploded at the Old Mexico tavern 237 Elm Ave at 6:20 p m dust and debris filled the room Two other grenades believed stolen from a military base were found outside A 40 year old cook Lewis Morris Nichols and a 43 year old cook George Monis were booked for possession of a destructive device Edger valued at 20 dollars was reported stolen from Lakewood resident Richard Hendershot at 5102 Arbor Road Thursday.
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