No Chemicals No Bugs Chico Bucaro Farms Organic Lunch Near Zuma Beach
Frank Bucaro known as the Houdini of the garden hosts a six person organic lunch on his five acre farm near Zuma Beach costing five dollars. He serves a brown organic menu with greens potatoes mushrooms zucchini flowers and homemade wine and cheese. Beatrice Sato Long Beach Council of Churches president tours the farm while Chico extols organic methods and warns of wax on produce and chemical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank “Chien” Bucaro
Chico
Zuma Beach
Jerusalem
David Wal- Techinsky
Los Angeles
Chicago
Heon
Bea
Haly
Council leaders promote broad church relief and youth work
The council coordinates 57 member churches in relief and rehabilitation through Church World Service and Neighborhood Centers. It runs 24 hour crisis services with FISH and HELP NOW, educates children, and offers athletic programs for youth. Mrs. Sato, a Japanese American educator and missionary, describes her wartime moves, studies, and mission work in Japan and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church World Service
Armed Services
Sato
Livingston
San Jose State College
Colorado
California
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Upper
Michi-gan
Columbia Teachers College
Methodist Church
Reform Church In
America
Yokohama
U.S
Japan
UCLA
Poly High
United States
Starkist
Samoa
Taiwan
Guam
Council of Churches
Women Emancipation Linked to More Female Crime Study
Honolulu criminologist Dorothy L. Gates reports that as women gain equal opportunities, female crime rates rise toward male levels. Her 1940–1979 analysis shows a 74.4 percent increase in total arrests of women and a 203.5 percent rise in female embezzlement, with women still only 27 percent of embezzlers in 1970. Gates urges caution in hiring and notes the end of chivalry in the justice system, especially for under 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United States
Dorothy L. Gates
Women’s Equity League
Hawaii
Miss Gates
Federal Bureau of Investigation and Police Departments
Miss Gales
Gates
Riverside County
Calif
New officers take over club helms
Mrs E K Ray Johnston of Long Beach was installed president of the Department of California Blue Star Mothers of America at the state convention in Los Angeles. Others assuming duties include Billie Fitzpatrick of Wilmington and Mary Ann McClain of Santa Ana, plus Long Beach officers. The Long Beach Lawyers' Wives also installed their president Mrs Malcolm M Lixcas at luncheon. Additional officers and service awards were announced for various auxiliaries in the South Bay Long Beach area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. Ray Johnston
Long Beach
Department of California
Blue Star Mothers of America
Los Angeles
Billie Fitzpatrick
Wilmington
Mary Ann McClain
Santa Ana
George Foster
R. Vernon ‘Trager
Gavels
Malcolm M. Lix Cas
Long Beach Lawyers’ Wives
CHS Council
Council of Children's Home Society
South Bay
Sam's Cafe
Torrance
Richard L. Thomp
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David Walleciinsky
Frank
Chico" Bucaro
Houdini of the
Wallechinsky
Thomas Sato
Long Beach Area
Merced County
Council
Telns
PTA Council
Silverado Methodist Church
United Nations Organization
Psychiatric Clinic For Children
Red Cross Youth
Red Cross Board
Southern California-Arizona
PTA
Muir and Stephens Ptas
Poly High School
San Francisco
New York
Silverado
SNE
Hoffman House
Joanne Norris
Mrs
Santa Barbara
San Bernardino Valley College
Ste More Women
P. Bai
Assistance League
Clark Heggeness
William Began
Jack Fudge
Lloyd Stamp
Anthony Murray
George Trammell
Charles Ramsbarger
David Eagleson
Patrick Phelan
Sheldon Gebb
Beach Vasey
Son of
Beach Pixies Auxiliary
Mmes
Edrwin Williams
Palos Verdes Peppers
Kenneth Chigart
Ocean
Aires
Roy Jarvis
PY Peppers
Phillip Lockwood
Joe Shuff
Long Beach Landlarks Auxiliary
E. R. Johnston
Malcolm Lucas
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