Hope Offered to Handicapped Kiwanis Club Members
Long Beach opens a center for disabled youths run by Kay Richmond and East Long Beach Kiwanis Club volunteers. The center, not a sheltered workshop, lets kids learn at their own pace with professional and volunteer help. They craft items like barbecue aprons from reused materials and sell them to finance activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Long Beach
Cidal
Kay Rich
Maond
E. Coolidge Ave
East Long Beach
Carter
Margaret Lou
Granada Ave
Gladys Smith
Sis
Welter
Daisy Martine
Grand
Robert
O'Berg
Anita Smith
Mattell’s
Peek Mortuary
North Long Beach
Handi Jackson
Leo Waller
Kay Richmond
Easy Ave
Phi Delta Omega Sorority
Poly High School
Marge Paul
Dave Astrim
Acme Mattress Co
Rod Barshop
Fierce Bros. Paint Co
Community mourns local leaders in extended notices
Obituaries list Viola Martha Jenke Emma McClain Winnifred Templeton and many local residents. The notices name survivors and service times including Mottell and Peek Mortuary and Patterson Snively Mortuary. Families recognize volunteers and donors supporting a city center for handicapped youths and rehab efforts amid calls for memorial contributions to cancer funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Martha Jenke
Dennis Clifford
Forlor
Argonne Ave
Leary
Cancer Fund
Mottell’s
Peek Mort
Greaney
Edward John
McClain
Emma
Yucaipa
Marjorie
Merilyn King
Sadie Riggs
Rayburn
Jack
Lola Coble
Ida Hudson
Ter
Dorothy Burton
Mayme Puthoff
Rosary Tues
Add
McGill
Moette
New Castle
Sheelar
Love
John E
McFadyen
Inle
Coolidge Ave
Marjory L. North
Hazel Pitt
Henry Lewis
L. Miller
Patero
Way
Dilday
Blanche C
Claude
Mottell’s and Prek
Insurance pitch hints at security and records
The notice touts top security for dollars up to ten thousand dollars and highlights the community’s record of seventy one consecutive interest payments. It mentions opening or insuring arrangements in a market context.
Free Rides For Torrance Bus Line Inauguration
Torrance Municipal Bus Lines will launch a new western Torrance route with free rides on opening day. Service begins Tuesday with hourly buses from 7:15 am to 6:30 pm along 190th Street Anza Avenue Towers Street Entradero Avenue Del Amo Boulevard Henrietta Street Torrance Boulevard Palos Verdes Boulevard Carson Street Sepulveda Boulevard and Arlington Avenue to the downtown depot.
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Torrance
M. A. Chamberlain
Baptists Open Day School in Lomita
First Baptist Church of Lomita will start a new day school on September 14 with kindergarten through second grade classes plus a nursery program for working mothers. The program runs 7:30 am to 5:30 pm with hot lunches and transportation, conducted in the church educational building at 26366 Hillcrest Ave. Risinger states instruction parallels public schools with Bible based character building on a nonsectarian basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomita
First Baptist Church
W. A. Risinger
Hillcrest Ave
Risinger
Steak Fry for Torrance New Teachers Dinner Set
Nearly 250 Torrance Unified School District teachers begin local teaching careers with a steak fry at Torrance Park hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. The next morning they attend a breakfast sponsored by the Torrance Education Association as the district’s instructional staff surpasses 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
Torrance Unified School District
Chamber of Commerce
Torrance Park
Torrance Education Association
Motel Man Slugged Arrests After San Pedro Robbery
In San Pedro two youths, Robert Lane 20 of Redondo Beach and il Dailey 21 of Torrance, were jailed on suspicion of robbery after they slugged motel owner Wayne Keathier 64 and fled with no money. Police stopped a lightless car near 203rd and Senator Streets, detaining the suspects within minutes of the 1 a.m. incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
CNS
Robert Lane
Palos Verdes
Redondon Beach
Il Dailey
Winlock Rd
Torrance
Wayne Keathier
W. Hwy
Keathier
Jack Smith
Carl Smith
203Rd
Senator Sts
Occupants jailed after identification by Keathtet
Keathtet identified the occupants who were then jailed. The report notes authorities detained the individuals following the identification, but provides few further specifics on charges or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keathtet
Fly Control Law Explained to Poultrymen
Orange County fly control ordinance explained to county poultrymen at the Farm Bureau on Chapman Avenue. Carl Jamesson, chair, will gather opinions from Farm Bureau members as attorney Stanley Rosen from Anaheim outlines the new provisions and prosecutions under the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Orange County
Farm Bureau
W.chapman Ave
Carl Jame ‘Son
Stanley Rosen
Anaheim
Marine Copter Unit Wins Safety Award 1960
Marine Copter Transport Squadron 361 named the safest in the Marine Corps for 1960. The unit logged over 1,000 flight hours per month without a accident and carried 18,000 passengers safely. The Old Timers Club picnic will be held at Lincoln School grounds with safety plaque ceremony at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santarna
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Hope
Kiwanis Club
By Mary Neiswender
Center For Handicapped Youth
Bart Burpin
Redondo Ave
Muriel Baker
Blanche Bonner
New York
Alice Mathews
Minneapolis
Irene Johnson
Joe Flannery
Wayne “Good
uThere
Letty Berner
Lenter
Linder
Claire
Matronettes
Circle of France
Eagles Lodge
Auxiliary
Kennyattes
Kirchner
Nannie S
Willines Ee
Willey
Sara Sally
Dayman St
Daughteriadaw
Ruby Aughten
Ida Kassner
Rose Garden
Baiuviene
Emilie Jean Muir
Ralph
Oregon Ave
Mottell
Ginia
Teen Hulsebos
Alberta Hill
Bayer
William J
Ida Boyer
Martha
Charlemagne Ave
Coby Beebe
Katherine Higday
Margaret C
Jeanne. M. Platte
Gisters
Greenlawn
Edna Botteson
Gertrude Fiell
Margraf
Irene
Strouse
Sherry Lynn Paul
Candy Thompson
Mortell
Pac
Gracerantaniros
LOWG
Galifornia
Peter J. McGuire
Congress
Mr. McGuire
B.w.coon
Funeral Homey
Obispo Ave
Geneva
Community
Dherely
Rex A. Dome
Laseete
Compton Boulevard
Atlantic Ava
Paramount
Paramount Boulevard
Fete
Tommy Parks
Incas
Tminster Rial Fark
Undertaking
Genevo
Twinoaks
Westminster Memorial Park
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