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Newspaper
Valley News
Location
Van Nuys, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
11
A Beverly Hills Gallic bistro launches a drawing for a $500 free party to celebrate its tenth anniversary in September. The winner will be chosen in late September and may host the party at Maison Gerard or have it catered to a home.
A spokesman says Tracton's serves daily fresh Florida pompano at Tracton's La Cienega and the Buggy Whip for lunch and dinner. He adds a San Francisco origin sourdough bread enhancing Bay Area prestige.
Los Galleros a nine piece mariachi led by Pedro Ray will appear on Tuesday nights at El Gato Mexi can Restaurant in Van Nuys. They will perform in La Cantina del Gato Showroom and the Marionette Room. The addition expands mariachi to six nights a week alongside Mariachi Aguila. Juan Fernando is a trumpeter-singer with Aguila who has performed there for years.
Great Scot restaurant gives Dodgers fans a bag of peanuts on their way to the stadium. Manager Irwin Hoffberg notes fans can stop for dinner before the game and enjoy meals like roast prime ribs, chicken, and steaks. Pianist Gene Mack helps draw crowds after hours as the lounge stays near full.
Studio City eatery McHenry’s Tail On The Cock features a budget conscious luncheon lineup with special sandwiches for cost aware customers. The promo targets diners seeking value amid rising prices and offers varied fillings to attract regulars and casual patrons.
Los Angeles City Council voted to sue the federal government over reduced model cities funds for Watts and east northeast areas. The council authorized a declaratory relief action in Federal Court to challenge the $8 million cut from an anticipated $26.3 million in action year two. Councilman Bill G. Mills said the city will seek a legal determination on whether a contract exists with the federal government.
The San Fernando Valley unit of the Diabetes Association of Southern California meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the employees dining room at Valley Presbyterian Hospital. Dermatologist Dr. Carl S. Korn will discuss Diabetes and the Care of the Skin. New officers will be installed by unit chairman John Kievit.
Britt Ekland and Lou Adler announced the birth of a son named Nicholas in London. The hospital birth weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces, the couple said they are not married and will live apart while Adler runs his Los Angeles record company.
The first long distance transmission line for electric power was built in 1889 to supply electricity from Oregon City to Portland, a 14 mile connection marking a milestone in power delivery.
The Van Nuys News pattern dept offers a low cost Pop-Up Camper Pattern No 526 enabling quick one person setup in under two minutes and lightweight, wind and weather resistant car camping. It lists materials and instructions plus related patterns No 213 No 202 and a book of 500 projects with prices and mail order details.
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr said a review shows only one of the 156 top executive appointments in the Reagan era California administration is held by a woman. He noted no women head state agencies or departments and only one woman is among chief deputies, with deputy directors and assistants all men.
Paul Winchell, a Valley resident and noted ventriloquist and entertainer, will be the special guest of honor at the annual installation dinner for the San Fernando Valley Public Relations Roundtable. The event at the Sencino Smoke House starts at 6:30 p.m. Reservations via banquet chair Diana Lynn at S83-0670.
The Los Angeles Community College District will vote tomorrow on selecting Armando M. Rodriguez as president of East Los Angeles College. If approved, he would begin Aug. 1 as the district may appoint the first Mexican American president. Rodriguez, 51, is an assistant commissioner in HEW’s regional office and a San Diego State College graduate with a master’s from 1951. He has held top roles in California education and HEW Mexican Affairs. He and his wife, two children, and his Alexandria Virginia residence are noted.
Police report burglars stole two .22 caliber rifles and a rifle case worth 125 dollars from Nedwin Phil Wascher at 17900 Bull Canyon Road Granada Hills. Offenders gained access by an unlocked window over the weekend per Devonshire Division officers.
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