Halloween Events Parade Across Long Beach This Week
Across the Long Beach-Lakewood area cities plan ghostly Halloween activities Monday and Saturday. Anaheim hosts its 43rd Halloween Festival Parade at 7:15 p.m. with floats from La Palma Stadium to Anaheim Boulevard and Topeka Street. Sheriff Pitchess urges supervision as police and deputies bolster Halloween duty. UNICEF drive aims to beat last year’s $3,800 in the region. Park carnivals stretch across Adams Kidd to Wardlow and 12 other parks, with many other cities hosting similar programs.
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Analm
la Palma
Anaheim Boulevard
Linecola Avenue
Topeka Street
Anaheim
Buena Park City
Peter J Pitchess
Sheriff's Department
iPtchess
Unicef
United] Nations International Children's Education Fund
Long Beach
Lakewood
United Nations
New York
Admiral Kidd
Bloomfield
Bolivar
Boyar
Martin Parks
Bellflower
Norwalk
la Mirada
Frontier
Glazier
Holifield Lakeside
Neff
New River
Orr
Westside Parks
el Encanto
Gari ‘Denhill
Little Lake
Sand
Westminster — Sigler Parc
Fountain Valley
Cypress
Cypress Park
Kings
Damron
Cawthon and Wessels
Stanton—City Hall
la Palma Stadium
Patrol Operator Guilty of Cruelty to Animals
Jonas Robert Buesing, president of Harbor Security Patrol, was convicted in Los Cerritos Municipal Court Bellflower on six counts of cruelty to animate for dog neglect at 6320 Marquardt Street Laundry Valley Dairy Valley. Sentenced to 20 days in jail and 400 dollar fine per count with five suspensions and a 10 day stay pending appeal.
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Jonas Robert Buesing
Los Cerritos
Bellflower
Robert Duggan
Buesing
Los Angeles County Pound Department
Harbor Security Patrol, Inc
Marquardt St
Dairy Valley
Youths Seek Jobs to Help Keep Teen Post Operating
In Long Beach teens fear the Teen Post will collapse next year due to funding cuts. About 250 members seek part time work after school to raise money for equipment, field trips, supplies and entertainment. A Halloween Sock Hop at Silverado Park will charge 50 cents to support future dances and programs.
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Long Beach
Gerry Brown
Brown
Silverado Park
Police Copter Base Moves to Lakewood Facility
Lakewood Police Copter Base relocates from Del Amo to Candlewood area near the Beach Airport. The Sky Watch helicopter lighting system on alternate power aims to boost landing safety and improve control and coordination of the program, following city council approval earlier this week.
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Red Clearance Wood
Sky Watch
Long
Beach
Civic Center
Del
Nion
Long Beach Clubhouse Fees Waived for Charitable Groups
The Long Beach Recreation Commission approved fee exemptions for thirty groups using city owned clubhouses, expanding the list to include the National Council of Negro Women Long Beach section. Rules were tightened to exclude primarily social events. meanwhile fees for El Dorado Park No 1 and Veterans Park Activity Room No 1 rose from nine to ten dollars and seven to ten dollars.
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Long Beach
el Dorado Park No. 1
Veterans Park
Belmont Shore burglar steals 365 dollars of goods
A burglar snuck through a Belmont Shore apartment window Thursday and took 365 dollars worth of household items. The loot included more than 100 phonograph albums and all the silverware plus some cooking utensils belonging to Russell Burts and his two roommates.
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Belmont Shore
Russell Burts
Bennett Ave
Teen Post seeks work and donations for youth programs
Neen Scene along Santa Fe Avenue near the Teen Post at Santa Fe and Sand Street plans fundraisers to buy paint gardening tools and supplies. Mia Brown says youths will take almost any job in hospitals markets homes or backyards including babysitting painting sewing washing ironing mowing and weed pulling to keep the Teen Post operating. The group runs tutoring charm and hair styling classes and boys athletic programs and will repair toys for Christmas. Contact Charles Hoffmann or Max Burtis at 427 1500 to offer work or donate toys.
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Santa Fe Avenue
Teen Post
Santa Fe
Sand Street
Mia Brown
Long Beach
Charles Hoffmann
Max Burtis
Huntington Beach Freeway Route Shows City Council Support
The board of trustees and Huntington Beach City Council back a green route for the proposed freeway. They noted impacts on ramps and access roads near Huntington Beach High School District and future development plans.
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Huntington Beach Union
Iike High
City Council
Huntington Beach
Irvine talk slated on high school sites plan
Dr Clark Kerr president of the University of California will speak at Irvine Wednesday at 7 30 p m on an open public program. The trustees said they took a stand because of concern for high school sites and the routes parallel Golden.
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Golden
Clark Kerr
West Street
University of Califor
Nia
Thelrj
California
Irvine Wednes
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Hayter Ave
Big Daddy) Roth
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