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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1969

Page

6

Minister Kept Preaching Amid Terminal Cancer Fight

Long Beach evangelist Richard N. Lane of Uptown Church of Christ faced a death sentence from melanoma and liver cancer but continued pulpit duties for weeks. He died at St Mary's Hospital two days after his last sermon, leaving a wife Mildred and children Richard Jr. and Karen, plus parents and siblings. Funeral services are set at Uptown Church of Christ with local ministers assisting. Survivors include Lane's parents, a brother in Sacramento, and two sisters in Compton.

Long Beach Richard N Dick) Lane Uptown Church of Christ Atlantic Ave Hhem Lane St. Mary's Hospital Independents, Press-Telegram Fils Mildred Richard Jr Karen Linden Ave Richard Columbia Christian College Portland Churches of Christ Mr. Lane Uptown Church of Christ Russell M. Ingalls Par Cific Beach Patterson and Snively Mortuary

Lakewood OKs Taxi Fare Increase in 1980s Style City Action

Lakewood approves a 10 percent taxi fare rise for Yellow Diamond Lakewood and Al Cabs effective December 5 aligning with Long Beach. New rates: 50 cents first 25 miles, 30 cents each 15 miles, 10 cents per extra passenger over 4. A prior 12 times meters outside city limits is dropped to avoid confusion. Officials cite costs up to 86 percent for two way radios.

Lakewood Long Beach Yellow Cab Diamond Cab Lakewood Cab al Cab

Saturday Parade Attracts 74 Bands In Long Beach

Nearly 8 00 teen aged musicians baton liverers drum majors and drum majorettes will join the 29th annual AH Western Band Review Parade along a 1.08 mile Ocean Boulevard route from Falcon Avenue to Cedar Avenue starting at noon. The four hour event features 74 bands vying for awards including the Mayor's Trophy last won by Arcadia High School Apache Band. Entrants come from San Diego to San Bruno and as far east as Barstow. Awards will be presented at 6:40 p.m. in the Long Beach Arena.

AH Western Naview Ocean Boulevard Ocean Falcon Ave Nue Cedar Avenue Arccadig High School San Diego San Bruno Barstow Long Beach

Boost for Young Gridders Faces City Aid Rejected

Lake Wond Huskies football coaches failed to obtain city funds for a Salt Lake City Pop Warner playoff trip. City rules bar donations to non city sponsored groups. Councilmen Nye and Han taford offered 4 and 25 dollars from personal funds, Schweitzer voiced support. The team sought 200 dollars to cover food money and fare for players unable to pay.

Lakewond Huskies Salt Lake City Marshall Julian George Nye Mark Hantaford Charles Schweitzer

Long Beach Deliberates Outdoor Boat Time Restrictions

City council weighs unilateral limits on recreational boating before sunrise at Marine Stadium Tegulations. City Atty. notes legal questions about authority over navigable waters. enforcement concerns cited by City Manager Mansell. Coast Guard agreement required. Council receives report.

Long Beach United States Norma Jensen Applan, Way John BR. Mansell Lawrence W. McDowell Marine Department Ganndt Marine Stadium West California Mansell Leonard Phtnam Marine Stadium U.S. Coast Guard

Government offices to close for Thanksgiving holiday

Emergency services and teash collection in Long Beach will operate Thursday while city county state and federal offices close for Thanksgiving. Most businesses including post offices theaters restaurants and night clubs close. Special delivery items will be delivered and a holiday mail collection program runs. Schools close but parks stay open.

Long Beach

Francisco Flores named Wrightman Memorial Goodwill Worker of the Year

Francisco Flores, 41, of Long Beach, an electrical department supervisor at Goodwill, was named Wrightman Memorial Goodwill Worker of the Year at a Tuesday ceremony held at Goodwill headquarters on Pacific Coast Highway.

Francisco Flores Wrightman Memoral Goodwill Industries Mores Long Beach Goodwill Pacific Coast Highway

Ad Makes Bed Sale Thrilling

Mrs Malvin Bates of 920 Terrace Drive did not expect much but was thrilled with the results of selling a twin bed set. The Independent Press Telegram notes how classified ads can yield surprising outcomes and urges readers to place ads by calling the P T hotline HF 2 5959.

Press-Telegram Malvin Bates Terrace Drive J, P-T

Council Debates Youth Grid Funds

The Los Altos Rebels, Long Beach Junior Football League champions, win a $500 city grant to cover their Salt Lake City trip while Councilman Churk cites a prior $1,000 allocation for youth football travel. Dr. Clark urges a full review to avoid over distributing funds.

Los Altos Rebels Long Beach Salt Lake City Thomas J. Churk Dr. Clark

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