Miss PRESS-HERALD A-5 ... Red Cross Chamber JUNE 20. 1969______mr f~i -m f m (rontinupd from Page A-4) rp T , 11 The Tree IVear l^na of 1 erm «»*•dies, ^the famiifamily>*»' will wamwant thpHIP 1 o install •f serviceman tn put in fnr an Ishihashi (fnntinupd from Page A-4) "The first day I was there it emergency leave and the mili­ was 10 degrees below zero," tary authority will want Hrt call me . . . Cross to verify Officers look nut!" she laughed. Sharon shudders. "On my sec­ the circum­ Receives ond day it 'warmed up' to /rro stances of the request. Invitations have been mailed In early September Sharnn for the 77th Annual Installa­ There couldn't be a business sue this question was answered housing than 1 ran get from flew to Atlantic City for the hig and everybody was hys­ A serviceman's child will more frustrating than housing as follows: terically happy. A photograph­ he horn Either a grandparent tion of the Redondo Reach trade-union construction for Probation one ... The Chamber of Commerce, it was The shortage of dpcrnt hous- "Not the power structure: $20,000. So, if conventional Pageant. It was an extremely er took me out, wrapped up in or the mother herself will call I n g . particularly for poor furs, to a little park in the cen­ Red Cross. The happy news announced by President James All they do is talk, talk, talk." housing goes under, I will be Tnited States Attorney Matt fast-paced week of interviews, B. Wood. people, is a national scandal. "Not the cities: They're delighted, because I have the judglngs, rehearsals, ter of town with a fro/en including time, dale, weight, The technology is available to Byrne has announrpd the* more sex and The affair will be held headed for a decade of fail­ alternative. judging*, television rehear­ stream running through it. state of health will produce low-cost housing for James Katsumi Ishlbashl. ** Well, for about a half-hour 1 he dispatched with high prior­ Wednesday. July 2 at the Plush ure." "My answer Is that if the sals, etc., etc. Although her Horse Restaurant with a re­ millions of people, but it can't "Not the suburbs: technologically backward in­ had pled guilty on April 29, to a days' activities ran from fi did a lot of glamous fashion- ity on the Red Cross military be pressed into service be­ They type posing and when he communications system ception at 6:30 p.m. and din­ couldn't care less." dustries are suffprtng, 1 am de­ charge of failing to file a Fed­ a.m. till after midnight. Sharon was ner cause of the political and eco­ through I decided to go for a The prohlems of military at 7:30 p.m. "Not the rural areas: Every­ lighted. I love It. Good, Let eral income tax return for the says, "You couldn't have paid A fast-moving program Is nomic forces operating in this them suffer . . . The unions, me to give up that ex­ slide on the ice. Well, eventual­ personnel and their families al­ most fragmented of industries. one is leaving them." year 1965, was sentenced by ly I slipped. Just as promised, highlighted by the Everyone In the Industry the management, the construc­ perience ." I slipped, ways have top priority with installation of new You may have heard, for ex­ will District Court Judge Albert feet in the air. skirts flying, Red Cross More than 51 per officers and tion companies resisted tech­ The contestants are broken directors, plus award present­ ample, of the massive Housing nological advance in the hous­ Lee. Stephens Jr. to probation mouth open, the photographer rent of the American National Act passed by Congress last A Look nl thf down into groups for their look one last shot. You KNOW ations to Redondo Beach's ing industry'. Good. Other boys for one year. week's activities and Shanm Red Cross annual hudget of Man, Woman and Young Man year. So sweeping were Its pro­ World of Finanrr, which one of the shots ap­ 161.250,000 is spent on services came along and slammed in Ishihashi. age became very close friends with of the Year. Officers of the visions that it has been hailed mobile homes and created fac­ 50, of 753 W. peared in the afternoon paper! to the armed forces and their Riviera as t)ie "Marshall Plan" for Sepulveda Blvd., has been self- Misses Alabama, South Da­ Oh well. I was tired of glamor Village Association cite you chapter and verse. La­ tory-built housing and every­ kota, and West Virginia. She families. and Fisherman's Wharf As­ housing. It was geared to the body said, employed as a truck farmer in photos, anyway." bor costs are too high. Local oh, isn't that dis- Portuguese Bend since 1948. still corresponds with her fel­ All money is contributed by sociation will also be installed. goal of 2.6 million new housing building codes are too restric­ gracefuP I said no, it isn't, Since then most of Sharon's the American people and in Reservations units a year for the next 10 He also operates a roadside low participants. While she time has been devoted to prep­ are available tive. Mortgage money is not buddy. At one-third the cost, didn't place in the top 10, Sha­ this area is given through on a first-come basis at $7 years, including a total of six stand near his farm from arations for the Miss California available. It all adds up to a they are providing equivalent which he sells fruits, ron was awarded a special Unit»d Crusade. each from the Chamber office. million subsidized units for disaster. housing. God love them." vegeta­ 1969 Pageant. She has traveled low-income families. bles, and flowers. prize by the judges. For her all over the state again appear­ Other Red Cross services in­ * * interpretation of a poem by ing at and clude disaster relief amounting The fragmentation Ishihashi was charged with Carl Sandburg being Mistress of to more of the So if you think we're going to earning a gross Income she was Ceremonies for local prelimi­ than $10,000.000 nation­ housing industry is well known. get this "breakthrough" in of $3B,- awarded a $1,000 scholarship. nary ally; the blood program That was fine except that 584.51 in 1965 for which no re­ pageants. after passing Small local builders dominate housing that Secretary George turn Then it was back on the road "Sometimes you get tired of with I/>s Angeles and Orange the legislation, the action. The 14 largest home Romney is talking about, think was filed. The guilty plea for Miss California. strictly Counties having the largest Awarded Congress adjourned without builders came as the result of an exten­ decorative duties, hut single providing in the country ac­ again. Maybe Rnmney is right Sharon's travels in the fall of you can mature in pageant operation; educational The Torrance Press-Herald any funds for execu­ count for but 2 per cent of the hut not if things don't change sive investigation conducted by 1968 took hrr to such diverse programs in safety and nurs­ tion of the program. This kind the Intelligence Division of the work; it's a really good place has been honored with a cer­ of cynical market. Contrast that with oth­ drastically, for this industry', places as Minnesota. Illinois, to learn how to deal with other ing; a youth activities pro­ tificate of appreciation from action is so common er industries, where the big one of our most vital, has been Internal Revenue Service.__ Texas, and all over California. people. I'd advise it for girls gram, and volunteer services the South Coast Botanic Gar­ that no one in the housing in­ producers account for a signifi­ so impervious to change that "I'm proud to he carrying Tor- In hospitals and medical facil­ dustry is even surprised. who are interested. If you want den Foundation for its contrib­ cant share of output. nothing short of complete de­ OWN YOUR SHARE ranee's banner all over the to live in society, you have to ities. ution to the development of In fact, people in the housing It's the dominance of these struction seems likely to shake state, said Sharon. If there learn to 'do your own thing' the 87-acre park. field are the industry's sev­ small builders that has pre- It. OF AMERICAN BUSINESS were a lot of people that didn't without hurting other people." The list of others honored erest critics. They know the vented modern technoloey, know where Torrance is, a lot What does the future hold in Free Music by the foundation includes the story only too well. "American such as prefabrication, from more know where it is now." store? Well, Sharon will be cities of Torrance. Rolling Builder," a magazine for buil­ making a contribution toward Davis During the month of Novem­ married in July to her patient Hills Estates, Hermosa Beach, ders, recently published its solving our housing shortage. Students ber Sharon travled the length fiancee Jerry Baker of Santa And Talk and Redondo Beach; the Re­ centennial issue with this ban­ The debacle of housing has On Dean's List and breadth of the state speak­ Monica. One week after her dondo Beach Elk's Lodge, and ner scrawled across Its cover: been accompanied by two ing at high schools for an anti- wedding she will start summer many area garden clubs and "Who really gives a damn trends. First, homes cost Two area students are litter campaign. It was during classes at Ix>ng Reach State. Concert Set individuals. about housing?" Inside the is- more. The median sales price among the top scholars named the question and answer ses­ She expects to get her degree of a new single-family house to the dean's list at LT Davis. sions after these speaking en­ in was (ulius Feldhom Earl Feldhom February 1970. After that A recently formed area or­ $18,000 In 1963. Last year it Honored for their high •nd a large staff of experienced gagements that she discovered she would like to use some of ganization, "Peace Unlimit­ was $24.750. Secondly, we're grades were Shelley E. Booth it only takes a few years to her scholarship money to go on ed." will be giving its first becoming apartment renters of Torrance and G 1 e n n a B. STOCKBROKERS create a generation gap. "I for her masters degree in free music concert Friday at rather than home owners. This Coursrn. Palos Verdrs. will gladly itiist and advise nearly fell off the stage," she Speech Therapy. "It's going to Parich Hall. 361 Richmond St.. year, for the first time, more you in your investments! relates, "when little seventh be hard to de-accelerate after El Segundo, from 8 to 10:30 permits will be issued to build graders would ask me about pace I've been keeping. Thank p.m. new apartments than to build \ MRRISH&WOOD,INC./ youmiycometoiwuiorc.il my opinions on dope!" Sharon goodness, I have my wedding Appearing with Hear the The California Highway Pa­ tended for use on California houses. became much more familiar plans to look foreward to or I'd Truth, a "Christian rock trol has Issued a warning highways.' but some don't. with her home state on these have a very big letdown." group," will be Wynn Cam- against modifying the exhaust Whatever the dealer's prac­ There are those w'ho think & COMPANY tours as she drove to many of Sharon would like to work e r o n . an ex-rock-and-roll tice, it is unlawful to amplify the housing industry is getting WEDBOSHI INC. her engagements. system of an automobile to or increase the noise above Mintbtr: PKllle Ce.it with the Miss California Pag­ recording artist. amplify or Increase the noise it just what it deserves One "California is full of wonder­ eant organization as a Mistress Hippies emits above that emitted by the original holder of this view is Pierre II3B S. Siivivida livi*., ful variety and former drug-ad­ that emitted by muffler on the vehicle," he In climate and of Ceremonies on local pag­ dicts will talk about their new­ the muffler originally installed Rinfret. one of the nation's Us Anilln 10001 scenerv. It's been a real plica­ eants for maybe said. leading economists and an ad­ 3*11 T«rronc* four or five ly-found "un-hooked" lives. on the vehicle. Terronc* 370-IS01 tion, she said, even though you years, but she knows her full He pointed out that the prohi­ visor to President Nixon dur­ One of the speakers will be W R. Waldron. captain of bition against modifying do feel like part of the car seat time goal. She states, "To get Wes Brumley, in and out of ex­ ing his 1968 campaign. Citing after a thousand miles." Her married, settle down, and raise the South area of­ haust systems to increase the rapid growth of mobile Juvenile Hall on narcotics fice of the California Highway noise is three weeks home at Christ­ Christian kids that's a wom­ charges. a separate section homes, whose shipments have mas time were a welcome re­ an's place." Patrol said that many people, from the one which requires a jumped from 118,000 units in lief. Thai's the projected future "Through this new life I particularly young owners of car to have an adequate muf­ 1955 to more than 300.000 last | for Sharon Kay have found real peace." he sports cars or other small ve­ fler in constant operation and year. Mr. Rinfret sounds off as New Years' Day brought the Temll. Rut admits "1 hicles, purchase Tournament of Roses Parade what about her alter-ego Miss have a power and glass-packed properly maintained to prevent follows: California 1968? Showing that a purpose in life I'd never ex­ replacement mufflers especial­ any excessive or unusual noise. "For $6.000 I can produce an and Sharon rode on Torranre's perienced before." ly float with Darcy Barcroft and she still has her sense of hu­ designed to sound like a The vehicle code also prohi­ elght-by-twenty-foot home, put Etta Cummiford. Although it mor, Sharon quips, "You can There will be no admission higher powered vehicle. bits equipping any muffler or It on six concrete blocks on the may come as a surprise to tell your readers that Miss Cal­ charge, and the public Is in­ "Some dealers stamp these exhaust system with a cutout, land, and it will cost the buyer ifornia will self-destruct short­ vited. replacement mufflers 'Not In­ bypass or similar device. 125 month. And that is better Whafc many people, riding doing? a float In the Rose Parade does not rank ly before 11 p.m. on June 21!" in the girl's opinion as one of the most pleasant ways to spend New Year's morning. "It's a prat honor and a Gas Company servicemen are thrill to ride in this famous pa­ County rade." said Sharon, "hut It's a very long parade." "Before it rigorously trained in safe driving, first aid, was over I was hot and hun­ Reveals gry, my face was stiff from smiling, and my arms felt like and the maintenance of all gas appliances. lead. Wow It's over you just May Fines want to go someplace and sleep." An opinion with which County Air Pollution Control the other girls heartily con­ District inspectors issued 2371 The tree dimbing they learn curred. citations and notices of viola­ on their own. January and February tion during the month of May. I brought according to Supervisor Rescuing cots Is net o regular port of o Go* Compony ser­ Caught him, too. Our servicemen are like that. Determined. more pleasant times Ken-| vicemen's job. I when Sharon went Actually, what with the rescued cots and stranded motorists know you'll ~v^U&S^r want to put tomorrow*! on a promo­ neth Hahn. But, th«n, neither and all telephone tional tour After investigating it helping stranded motorists. Or giving the rest, you might wonder how the work gets done. into your home when you see it. The ftir Western Air­ 10,891 pregnant ladies cob fare But somehowall sleek new Trimline* lines. She first new permits, .11 notice of to the hospital. the pilots get lighted, the burners get adjusted, telephoned fit in most any­ to West­ violation The thing it, our servicemen art the ovens get calibrated, where. The streamlined receiver rent* ern's "Sun Cities" (Phoenix, were Issued on stationary the kind of guys that do the wall heotert get cleaned, and comfortably those kinds of things. W* don t mind. In fact, we encourage the gas dryers get in the palm of your hand. The lighted dial is bulft , and Acapulco) and sources during the month, checked And right on schedule. Our them. servicemen really do a job. right into it, with a handy recall button BO you then to the northern end of Hahn said. They're out in the community so much can dial one call after another without Western's Citations they become a port Men, we salute you. reaching route (Canada and also were issued to of it. They want to help and back to hang up. You have a choice of wall or desk Alaska) U> encourage our 88 passenger cars and people hove come to expect Keep up the good work 118 them to help. Fine. But. some fairly strange things happen. model* in a range of colors. northern neighbors to vacation trucks for creating smog. One day Like more information about the Trimline phone? In the south. lait summer, for instance, one Her visit to Calga­ Fines for violation were as­ of our servicemen chased o hit-and- Just call the girl that ha» the answer* to all your ry. Canada, stands out in her sessed by the courts In the run driver in his Cos Company truck. quetttionH about telephone nor vice: your Service . memory. amount of Rrprettenlntive. She'B there Lo help you at your W.V. Irrmtlng In tomorrow. local MunineHB Ofh'<». You'll find the number in the PUBLIC AUCTION front pages of your telephone book. She can arrange Trimhne installations for you, too. FOR CITY OF TORRANCE SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1969 11:00 A.M. TORRANCE CITY YARD 20466 MADRONA AVE., TORRANCE

AUTOS—(22) Sedan*—Ford. Chev., Dodo., I Plymouth. 1954 thru 1967 models. 1 station wagon.

TRUCKS—(14)—3—'2 ten; 2— »/4 ran; 1—1 tan; Z— V/t tan; 1—Water track; 2—Rubbisa trucks; 1— Dump truck.

MOTORCYCL1S— (4)—Harkry Oavldsan Mad. 74 1961 thru 1963.

MISC. EQUIPMENT—

X TRACTOR CRAWURS 1—ISSICKI VIHA ROLLIR I ROUIR 1—ARC WILDIRS 1—H1AVY TRAILIRJ 2—COMPRISSORS—.AS t—CINTRIFU.AL PUMPS— 1—TRACTOR SHOVIL .AS 1—PORTASLI LIFT I CIMINT MIIIRt 1— ILIC. STIAM CLIANIR 1 PORT. KOHLIR PWI PLANT Juiij Haul il i* a .sn.ut Kt|>iiJM'nUtive in Ihc Toridiicc. office. Judy has been with the Bell System 4 years. She AND OTHIR MISCILLANIOUS IOUIPMINT his recently transferred to the Torrance office from Hawthorne. INSPICTION: PrMiy, July 11. l»4t, » •.«. H } f.m. I i.m. •* 4»v *f Ml*. (X) Piellle TiliphoM TIRMi: 21% e«»*iit In t«tk «r by sethlen »r tbess b

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