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Press = Herald PKKS-HMAID *" * '"West High Neu Lomita (Dstp&ndabbi .Gets Added Streets Gel Equipment Board Okay Contracts valued at nearly Plans for streets serving 23 J60.000, the majority of them new homesites in * tract lo­ providing for supplies and cated near Lomita Boulevard equipment at West High were and Walnut Street have been awarded by the Board of approved by the Board of Su Education Monday evening. pervison. Gymnasium quipment. Supervisor Burton W. I 'furniture, audio-visual equip­ Chic? said the subdivider will pay the $13.600 coats. ment, and two movable walls A $4.000 allocation for the for classroom use were in­ improvement of Bland Place cluded in the contracts. Bas­ and Pacific Coast Highway ketball, track, and baseball was approved, and a $1,100 supplies for all four high appropriation for work on schools also were included in Kshelman Avenue near 250th 1425-A MARCELINA the contracts. Street wag voted. DOWNTOWN TORRANCI Most of the West High equipment will b« installed HITS YOl NT. ADt LTS PHONE FA 8-3S67 in a new clMsroom wing and Multiple sclerosis has been the gymnasium, scheduled to called the great crippler of open in September. FUR BOOKS ... Or. Donald E Rounds, director of cellular biology at the Pasadena young adults Says Dr H. Foundation for Medical Research, accepts a check for *50 from Nancy Menashe, Houston Merntt, dean of the He is happy whoa* circum­ medical faculty at New York's stances suit his temper; but president of the South High Girls' League. The South High group presented the Columbia I'niversiry: "MS is For Classified he is more excellent who can check recently In memory of Richard Datis and Mrs. Josephine MrBride. both the greatest cause of chronic suit his temper to any circum­ South High teachers. Da»ls died In August. l»63. of leukemia, and Mra. McBrlde disability among young Results stances. David Hum*. ' died In March of cancer. The money Mill he used for books for eancer research. adtiltv" Call FA 8-4000 WHILE THEY LAST! TIME OtT . Warren Patrick pauses at the organ a* BUY NOW! he prepares for playing the organ between events at Our THEY GO/ the Rodeo to be held during Ranchero Days. (Press-Herald Photo) FLOO* 3AMPLCSI I CLOSE OUT3I Armed Forces DCMOM3TBATOB3! HELP YOURSELF TO SOME REAL SAVINGS! DURING THIS CLEAN UP SALE! Airman 3 C. SbJgern J. Midshipmen SC Da»td H. Tomlta. aon of Mr and Mra Juller. 19. »on of Mr and Shigeru Tomita. 2438 235th Mrs Bertram H Julier. 3650 LOW, LOW CLEAN OUT PRICES COME EARLY WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD! Place, has graduated from Newton, and Joseph 7.. Fan- the technical training course dey. 20, son of Mr and Mrs 2 DOOR AUTOMATIC DEFROST AND FROST GUARD Automatic Wastors — Gas and Electric for I S Air Force data pro- .Joseph S Fandev 16919 reasing machine operators at Cranbrook Ave . recently REFRIGERATORS AT CLOSE OUT PRICES! Dryers — SACRIFICE PRICES! Sheppard AFB. Tex. completed two weeks of am- Airman Tomita ia being as- phibious training at the-Naval 13 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER - 1 ONLY - HURRY! DISHWASHERS — DISPOSALS signed to a Strategic Air Amphibious Base; Conmado UP PRICE! Command iSAC» unit at Ix>r LOW, LOW CLEAN T.Y. & HI-FI — THEY GOTTA GO! Ing AFB Maine He ta a grad- Raymond fcdward Du»tl. uata of Manual Arts H 1 f h machinist s matt 2 C . USN. School husband of Mrs. Margaret -T Duval. 2370 Kldorado St . ia KWEMl* Airman 3 C. Jtmen F. Siv- enroute to the Far East BIGVAtK! tie son of Mr and Mra. aboard the Navy attack tram- Charles F Savage. Redondo :p°rt shin USS Cavalier for a Beach, has graduated from|tour of duty with the Seventh SRACEMAKER 19 the technical training courae Fleet. for U.S. Air Force Jet aircraft not mechanics at Sheppard AFB, Marine Lane* Cpl. Donald Tex D. Fleps. son of Mrs. Kath­ Airman Savage, who leen L. Fleps. 18002 Osage learned to maintain and serv. Ave . w» promoted to his Ice mult.-engme jet aircraft,i • 18J C*. R. 1, being assigned to a Military : a* much nem Air Transport Sen-ice (MATS) unit at McGuire AFB, N. J. His promotion was based &e IOOL Ft The airman, who attended on time in service and rank, 1948-52-y* Mi to Redondo Union High School, military appearance, and entered the Air Force in Jan­ knowledge of military sub­ uary. jects. Airman 1 c Jean A. Gagne, First U. Jam»s L. Reed, ion of Mr. and Mrs Albeit .1. 23. completed a rotary wing Gagne of 310 K 231st. Wil- aviator course at the Army er-Metcfe Colon, er V*W\« minglon. has re-enlisted in Aviation School Fort Rutker. the IS Air Force for anoth- Ala. July 16. H is parents. er term of service following Mr. and Mrs Jarlc L. Reed, his selection for career sta- live at 23022 Samuel St. tus Airman Gagne was ap- Amy Pvt. JAMES E. MOR" proved for re-enlistment by a ROW. son of Mr. and Mrs WAS «»" board which considered his \ Frank J. Morrow, 2408 Hill character and Job perform- une. Redondo Beach, and ance. He is an aircraft me-| other members of the 10th ehanic In a unit at Anderson .Transportation Battalion, are AFB. Guam, which supports participating In the Joint NOW! the Strategic Air Command Arn-y . Air Force Merc|se mission of keeping the na- Indiln Rivtr H it rag1n Alr tlon's intercontinental mls-'i<orct jjllti pq,' Jet bomber* on con lies and The 22-year-old soldier, s itant alert The airman's wife, Pauletta. li the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Caswell of Yen- Mow- 479 tura. He is s graduate of Ban- at* or A- u» SJ JM *~ nlng High School, Wilming Ion. p*ul s- '«'ut»U. seaman, LESS TRADE At __ *H.OO Wed i USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Army S Sgt. Kraanuel HJSamuel P. Grutsis, 2807 W. Bennell. 33, whose wife, 178th St., participated in an 4 CYCLE Taeko, live* at 22242 Mar- operation called "Exercise VWM ttSHES bella Ave . Torrance. was as-,Bird Dog' off the coast of NEW LOW PRICE! signed to the 61st Artillery California while aboard the on Okinawa recently. attack aircraft carrier USS AM* CtTflAi .Sergeant Bonnell. a mem­ Ranger. i &E. AUTOMATIC WASHER ber of Battery A of the Alst Artillery's 2nd Missile Bat Midshipman David H. Jttl- 2-S|M«d talion, entered Ihe Army in ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- CHECK OOR LOW 1847 and was last assigned at (ram 11. Julier of 3850 New- LOW PRICE! witii Mini WcKn System Fort Bliss. Tex ton. recently visited Seattle. The sergeant's parents. Mr..Wash., aboard the Navy ^ Yet! We Inatoll ... Col and Mi'*- Howard F. Bonnell, guided missile destroyer USS > for Free Estimotes! live at 'J909 Woodlawn Ave., Hoe) while participating in a! Boise, Idaho. Midshipman Training Cruise.' krrm JwPBfC trtwi IMI DAY SCHOOL I 3fl NOW REGISTERING FOR FALL TERM iH — REASONABLE RATES — KINDERGARTEN THROUGH EIGHTH GRAD! TEACHING THE THREE r» WITH PHONICS Clouts All Day With Complete lui Servict — lefore and After School Care — HAWTHORNE LIBERTY HOME APPLIANCE 24002 HAWTHORNE BLVD., TORRANCE PHONE FA. 8-5410 Owe Msick N*** •* Pacific Coott Hiohwoy ta Food Giastt • RaioJ Shopping Contar CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OffN TIL 9 P.M. MONDAY AND Ft ID AY IYfNIH»S 930 SO. PRAIRIE OS 9-2591.
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