TORRANCE PRESS Pag* Thtrty-Thret April 16, 1959 SEE "GUYS AND DOLLS" Several members of the Tor­ rance Junior Woman's Club i.nd Soars, (heck Plans their husbands attended the pro­ duction of "Guys and Dolls" at Amo (enter Additions the Redondo Union High School, ipr Del 28. In the group were construction topped the $2,730,000 mark and beltered March £ March Edw rd Hin amount chalked up during the same month last year by Mines, and Messers: Aiken. Lee E. Alien, K. M. Boul­ ar^rly $400,000. Charles H. Lee Schlens announced that permit ter, Eugene Lenk, building Superintendent Turner. Joseph Boylan, Dougias Valuation last month amounted to $2,738,421, compared with Stoklev. S8£;'/)0,4:n recorded for March, t—————-———————————— Horlander and John building officials said. * Of thii total, 22 single family Another plan . check is being homes, moitly in West Torran^e, conducted for a Fox Market at accounted for $1,353,200. Nine 20010 Hawthorne Blvd. with a EXPERT aV>arlrr:rnt ho isea, containing -15 value of $235,000. ttiits, were valued at $6*51,500. Permits Issued during March ?/ Building officials also an- included eight commercial build­ jj^icfl that they have received ings valued at $105,100; three pnPiK for two major develop- industrial building, $42,800, 74 rrifnt.s in the Del Amo Shopping additions or repairs to homes, $136,365; 11 commercial altera­ Deceived for checking are the tion*, $41,135. for a Food Giant, Market Also included was a $275,000 (find Thrifty Drug :="'•"• <-'Mh a addition to Bishop Montgomery «f)mhined valuation Paris. The most of the othor 23 schools had the girls' gym. Lesage, Marcia Ann Wright and Peggy Jacobson. THIS INCLUDES: only minor violations. Mont "All physical defects pointed commonly cited were location* out. in the report either have Girl" will receive an all-expense- FIGURE CONTOURING of fire extinguishers and storage been or a IT In the process of bo- paid trip for two to Paris via " flammable liquids. ing corrected," Assistant Super- Modern American Girls SPOT REDUCING ->f Pan-American Airways' new seven-hour jet Clipper service. BUST DEVELOPMENT The three runners-up will each VAN'S Appear at May Co. Island to win an all-cxpeuse-paid. SHADE & LINOLEUM WI GUARANTEE RESULTS Interested In the latest fash­ Louis ("Miss North"), Dede I^e- Paradise Tour to Hawaii via service. CARPITINO - DRAPERHS IN WRITING ions? Like to vote in a beauty sage, 19, of New Orleans "Miss Pan-American Jet Clipper ALUM. AWNINGS - SCRIENS Male visitors are forewarned on test? Or do you just like to South"), Marcia Ann Wright, 21 FORMICA - FLOOR THIS ("Miss East"), and that the girls are chnprronrd. 722 AVAION BLVD. tnjoy a look at pretty girls? of Boston FREE Peggy Jacobson, 19, of Los An­ WILMINOTON TE 4-6405 Heated Pool If your answer to any of these geles ('Miss West"). USE CLAS PERSONAL INSTRUCTION questions is "Yes!" a visit is in The Rirls will be featured as order to the May Company on STEAM ROOM models in color ads for Dan Riv­ April 22 at 12:30 and 2:30. That er Mills' cottons next Spring in is the day that four lovely win­ Es­ CALL NOW! Life, lx>ok, Mademoiselle, Food" ners of a national contest to find quire, Sports Illustrated ;md WRAY'S Just Good the Modern American Girl will Good Housekeeping. They will Family Car Service DA 6-9828 The girls also make guest appearances on Fountain Service he visiting our city. RESTAURANT Dining Room will greet visitors in the Ready important television shows Food to Tak* Mom* to Wear Department. They will throughout the nation. 15421 8. Crenshaw Children's Menu GYM also put on a fashion show, mod­ While in the store, you are in­ Garden*. Calif. AMERICAN eling the latest styles from New vited to vote fo ryour favorite OSborn* 5-7344 Open 5:30 a.m. 3 a. 26327 S. WESTERN, LOMITA York and Paris. among these four beauties. Spe­ 94 Hrt. Friday and Sat. The pert lasses, chosen from cial ballots and ballot, boxes will among more than 1500 candi- be on hand. The winner of the dateae. are: Jana PaH. 18. of St. •title "Favorite Mrrlrrn A'n~ri'.-;in as seen on TV 3rd STRAIGHT YEAR! PLYMOUTH V-8 WIHS ITS CLASS IN MOBILGAS ECONOMY RUN! OTHERS TALK ECONOMY- the stay-firm underlift panels PLYMOUTH DELIVERS IT! of new Other cars have talked economy this year. But a Plymouth V-8 has just proved it can give better gas mileage than Ford or Chevrolet V-8s. Plymouth did it by winning its class for the 3rd straight playteat year in America's recognized competitive test for economy. Plymouth's score:21.15 mites per gallon. HERE ARE MOBILGAS ECONOMY RUN FACTS: HERE ARE WHAT THESE FACTS MEAN TO YOU: economical A Plymouth V-8 haa juit won its class in the Mobilgas • As a Plymouth owner, you can expect fashion- row. Ford and operation in everyday driving. Economy Run for the third year in a Chevrolet both finished behind Plymouth. • As a Plymouth owner, you're driving the car that \ • Plymouth scored21.15 miles per gallon. gave better gas mileage than Ford or Chevrolet in the Economy Run. magic • Winning Plymouth wan a Belvedere 2-door hardtop, 1959 Mobilgas equipped with standard Fury V-800 engine and auto­ • As a Plymouth owner, you can also expect top per­ bra matic transmission. formance (Plymouth's winning V-8 is the biggest stand­ ard engine in its^elase). are • Run waa sanctionod by United State* Auto Club. low pru*t, Jo*> upkeep, high rrnaff no to* and proven go* economy make U the year'* simply fv»»f economy buy in it* rfcs*. 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