Coordinating concessions for Grand Prix food and gear
International City Enterprises leads the Grand Prix food and souvenir effort for the Formula 5000 race in Long Beach. Joel Vest says 75 to 100 sandwiches per person daily, plus beverages, will be stocked across 6 booths with prepped items and microwave service.
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Joel Vest
Vest
International City Enterprises, Inc
Long Beach
West
Miller Brewing Company
Tatal
Censton
International City Enterprises Inc
King and Queen Car Wash
Kent Menderson
Long Beach clubs plan booths to fundraise at Grand Prix
Downtown Kiwanis will run 20 booths daily during the Formula 000 Grand Prix three day event. Four other clubs Lions Breakfast Downtow Optimists Exchange Century Club will staff booths with 100 flat fee plus three percent of gross. A total 24 Century Club volunteers will oversee booth operations. Proceeds may reach 30 percent of club treasuries.
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Long Beach
Treasuries
Kinpils
Downtown Optimists
Mxchsnee Club
Linny Breakfast Club
Century Club
Combi Artor
Joel West
George McKeshan
Kiyranis
Howard Allan
Lions Breakfast Club
Dougles
Exchange Club
Downtaws Kiwanis
McKeehan
McKehan
Paw Williamson
5 Entertainment
All Low Clubs
Vet
Kiwanis
Williamson
Allan
Ives
Exchange Lab
West
AT WIT'S END Sing This Woefully In Minor Key
A playful verse by EKMA BOMBECK riffs on school needs across twelve days. The speaker lists children demands from notebooks and dictionaries to gym suits and lunches, weaving a Christmas tune with humorous schooling frustrations. The piece satirizes education costs and parental duties through a parody of The Twelve Days of Christmas.
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Ekma Bombeck
Schoon
Brad
Roy
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