Students Compete for Exhibit Honors in Industrial Expo
Long Beach area students from Millikan, Los Alamitos and St. John Bosco compete in the Industrial Education Exhibition at the Great Western Fair and Dairy Show. The five day event runs today and Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Featuring a large PT boat technical illustration by 15 year old Mark Washburn and entries from Millikan, Los Alamitos, St. John Bosco, Hoover, Hughes and Marshall campuses.
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Long Beach
Santa Ana
Atlantic Blvd
Millikan High
Mark Washburn
Stearns
Los Alamitos
St. John Hosen
Hoover, Hughes and Marshall
Millikan High School
Dan Esswein
Studebaker Road
Mike Kustura
Sebay
Mile Marciman
Canehill
Rick Mauret
Ocana
John Phelps
Nipomo Avi
Steve Pulls
Peabody St
Tom Richart
Rosina
Fred Sainick
Lees Ave
Hoh Simko
Hayter Ave
Lakewood
Randy Stane
Ladoga Ave
Peter Bowen
Silver Fox Road
Tony Erickson
Pacific Coast Highway
Huntington Beach
John Gage
Yellowfall
Mike Mitchell
Mainway
Andy Smith
Howard Ave
Tim Thomas
Donnie Ann
Rossmoor
ST. John Bosco
Joe Hernandez
Cecriios
Charles Overtus
Oram
Long Reach
Donald Zingg
Hermes
Norwalk
Hoover Junior High
Round Cofer
Pixie Ave
Cliff Kemp
Nelsonbrook
Hughes Junior High School
Steve Norman
Locust Ave
Marshall Junior High School
Rick Grindle
Pageantry
Steve Harrison
N. Senasat Ave
Rick LeSage
Ebell St
Old-Style Baker Makes It Best in San Pedro
A feature on Ramona Bakery in San Pedro at 3101 Pacific Ave run by the Jaffaly and family. It highlights handmade bakery craft since 1928, diverse staff, and a cake decorator who values custom, artistic touches for weddings and confirmations. The owners worry about rising conveyor belt factories, insisting their handmade process yields better results.
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San Pedro
Ramona
Jahalys
Fred
Elizabeth
Pacific, Ave
Jaffaly
Every Day, Suzie Crawls to Work
Suzie Henderson an 18 year old Belmont Shore waitress swims a quarter mile each day to Beach Burger then changes in a restroom before duty. She is dating William G. Shipp 18 of Lakewood serving with the First Marine Division in Vietnam. They are engaged and plan to fly to Hawaii with Shipp’s mother for restrand recreation leave.
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Suzie Henderson
The
Beach Burger
Second St
Belmont Shore
Susie
Sorrento Drive
Naples
Los Alamitos Bay
Second Street Bridge
Suzie
St. Bernard
He Mai
Pfe
William G. Shipp
Lalewood
Marine
Phu Bai
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Bill
Lakewood High School
Hawaii
Hattie Shipp
Bellflower Clyd
Memorial Day Picnic Captures Southland's 1963 Holiday
Memorial Day brought crowds to Southland parks as families spread blankets, cooked at tables near water, and chased children among swings and softball. By dusk the parks emptied as memories of a sunny observance and Bobby Unser’s Indy win drifted with the day’s lingering heat.
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Southland
Skip Shoman
Long Beach Council Debates Chime Gift to San Diego
The Long Beach council discussed sending bells to San Diego for its 200th anniversary opening ceremony with mixed humor. Vice Mayor Crow joked about sending “a few ding-a-lings” while Councilman Kealer urged a dignified bell purchase. The vote approved the purchase except Crow, who opposed, saying “Send a bell.”
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Long Beach
San Diego
Robert F. Crow
Raymond C. Kealer
Long Beach Chamber Breakfast Club to hear John Barrett talk
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Club will hear chamber president John Barrett speak at the Crown Cafeteria at First and Alami tos Streets at 7 15 am. Barrett will report on the U S Chamber annual meeting he attended as part of the event coverage. A thief forced entry to a car owned by Armando Deleon at 1801 E Wardlow Sr and took a tape player and tapes worth 280 dollars, police said Thursday.
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Long Beach
Armando Deleon
1801 E. Wardlow Sr
Missing Children Found Safe After Overnight Odysseys
Three youngsters, two girls aged 8 and an 11-year-old boy, were found unharmed after an overnight search across Bally Gardens. Deputies and nearly 100 sheriff's aides with Sky Kings helicopters conducted a house-to-house sweep before locating them asleep under a stairwell. Identified as Jacqueline Lego, 8, Peggy Lego, 8, and Andrew Feist, 11.
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Bally Gardens
Sheriff
Dey
Sky Kings
Jacqueline Rachel Lego
E. Florence Place
Peggy
Andrew Feist
Zuniga Lane
West L B Lighting Contract Let in Long Beach District
The City Council awarded a contract for West Long Beach Street Lighting District No 1 to Paul Gardner Corp for 412.40 to install new street lights. Gardener was the second lowest bidder after C T F Inc of Bell Gardens claimed clerical errors reduced their bid from 370545. City engineer had estimated 446100. District bounds Willow Street to Atlantic Avenue and LA River to Wardlow Road, planning 750 light standards with 125 400 watt lamps on main streets and 175 wall lamps on residential streets.
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Paul Gardner Corp
Long Beach
Bell Gardens
Fire at IHOP in Torrance Controlled by Firefighters
A kitchen fire at the International House of Pancakes on 21710 Mawthorne Blvd Torrance was contained by Torrance firemen Thursday before it could engulf the building. Harold Hutchins manager said the 225 seat restaurant would remain open for business. Janitors discovered the blaze.
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International House of Pancakes
Mawthorne Blvd
Torrance
Harold Hutchins
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