Page A-2 THE PRESS Wednesday, April 25, 1962 Former B. of A. Employee Torrance Woman Public Schools Week Observance Slated Named Director of Will Head Local Bank Senate Campaign For All City Strip, Carson Area Schools COUPON. A homecoming and two Mrs. Martha (Edmond) More than 680,000 students of California. This year's the schools, build an under­ promotions this week add­ Armstrong, Torrance Demo­ in the Los Angeles City slogan is 'The Public standing of the problems; ed up to a change in man­ cratic leader, today was ap­ Schools will join with their School America's Heritage and needs of the fast-grow­ agers at Bank of America'.c: pointed director for the teachers, parents and friends and Strength." ing Los Angeles City School I Torrance branch. ifith Asesmbly District for in the 43rd annual observ­ The programs in schools System, develop apprecia­ Bruce Jones, who was as the Thomas M. Rees for ance of Public Schools throughout the Los Angeles tion of the many benefits RUBBER MATS sistant manager at Torrancr State Senate campaign. Week in California, April System will consist of such of education, and honor the from 1957 to 1050, returns Reeg won the unanimous 30-May 4, according to Su­ activities as open houses, great contributions made by to succeed Harold Frentz be­ perintendent of Schools Jack pageants, and classroom vis­ the public schols of this desk, as endorsement of the Califor­ hind the manager's nia Democratic Council at a P. Crowthcr. itations where parents and city and state." Frentz moves up to a via '^ounty-wide endorsing con­ Held continuously since other citizens may learn He continued, "The public presidency at Los Angelr vention and also the en­ its inception in 1920, Public more about the education school teacher is indeed the headquarters. dorsement of the Low Ange- Schools Week is staged for program and services pro­ builder of tomorrow's lead­ The announcement w;i the purpose of bringing all vided by the schools. ers. California teachers are Chairma '<'s County Democratic Cen­ made by Board tal Committee. He has citizens of the community Crowther stated, "Public well qualified and have met Jesse W. Tapp. into closer working relation­ Schools Week provides an high standards of prepara­ LINSEED OIL BASE Jones comes back to Tor- Ix-en chosen the assembly­ man from the 59th District ship with the public schools. opportunity for all persons tion. HOUSE PAINT ranee after a 2Vfc-year stint The annual week in honor to observe the work of their as manager of the El Se- for eight years and is chair­ "D a i 1 y, in classrooms; man of the important As­ of public schools is co-spon­ public schools, develop a across the state, they are' gundo branch, which he sored by the Masonic Lodges common understanding of opened in. 1959. A banker sembly Committee on Fin­ demonstrating their dedica-j since 1038, he has been an ance and Insurance. tion to the welfare of chil­ officer for the past 16 years Mrs. Armstrong is presi­ dren, and their skill in VINYL PLASTIC and was operations officer dent of the Democratic Wo­ helping children learn and men's Society of the South Plan Permanent Home for grow. Stucco-Masonry exterior- at four branches in Los An­ HAL FRENTZ "We hope visits by par­ interior scrubbable-wash- geles and Beverly Hills be­ Bay and a member of the able. Shows no lap marks. . . . Moves Up Women's Democratic Forum. ents will give us an oppor­ fore he first came to Tor- tunity to demonstrate how Brush or roll on. White and ranee- activities in the Beverly She was chairman of the Torrance Guaranty Bank 7 colors. Reg. S.98 value. Torrance Women for Ken­ our schools contribute to SAVE 3.19 Gol. Hills area. While in Tor- The p n 1 y independent keeping our country strong j ranee, he was active in com­ nedy in I960 and is now ac­ tive in Gov. Brown's cam­ bank in the city of Torrance by preparing youngsters toi munity affairs, serving as opened on April 12 in tem­ understanding and enrich aj VINYL PLASTIC PAINT president of the Chamber oi paign. Torrance Man to With her husband, Ed- porary headquarters, 22400 free society, to explore the GALVATONES Comemrce, director of the Hawthorne Blvd., just south frontiers of knowledge, and For Srucco er Masonry, Interior or THINNER Kiwanis Club, fund-raising raond, and two children, Eiterlor. Brush or Roll on. No lap Robert 3, and Patricia, 4, of the Del Amo Shopping Join Transport provide constructive leader­ marks. Scrubbable. White Only. chairman for the YMCA and Center. The bank will of­ ship." High Grod. area chairman for the Har­ she lives at 4309 Highgrove REft.S4.9S ClOft Bring your own Ave., Torrance. fer the South Bay area full Advisory Group In celebration of the week, VALUE. *|*3 metal container. bor Community Chest. banking and financial serv­ Francis T. Fox, gc 1 nearly all Los Angeles City HOW ...... *AL 19 Jones has lived in Man­ ices. Schools will feature exhibits hattan Beach for years. He A permanent 8000 square manager of tr - T,os Angeles of students' work and many and his wife, Bernice, live Christofferson Department of Airports, REDWOOD STAIN Ave. with foot building will be open­ thousands of teachers \viil at 1828 Walnut will serve as a member of a Imports color of Redwood to All their children, Marsha, 14 ed in the fall and will have meet with many thousands Named to Head the same address, with the nine-man Supersonic Trans­ of parents to discuss mutual Llaht Colored Wood and Robert, 11. parking area extending in­ interest children. However, The new Torarnce batnk port Advisory Group, It was Rea. 2.29 Valve 129 to the location of the inter­ some schools have found it NOW ...... ftol. manager has a long record Local Civitans im structure. When com­ announced this week. necessary to schedule pro­ of community service, in­ Kenneth Christofferson pleted, the building, with Appointed by N. E. H > grams at times other than cluding a past directorship will lead Torranre Civitans by, administrator of the Fed­ 4. during the year 1902-03, fol­ land and adjoining lot. will the week of April 30-May NU-DUTCH Gloss Enamel of the Torrance Rotary Club represent an investment of The Public Schools Week A real economy enamel. One and past governorships of lowing their annual election eral Aviation Agency, Fox more than $300,000. and other members of t h e movement was launched in coat covers. EZ to apply. the Harbor Chapter of Am­ held last week at the Jump 1920 in San Francisco by At­ White only. Rea. B.9I. SAVE 'N Jifck. J Opening day ceremonies FACTORY PRICE erican Institute of Banking marked the beginning of a group, all of whom have torney Charles Albert Ad­ and Bankamerica Club. Backing up Christofferson BRUCE JONES month - long celebration, broad experience in aviation ams. Adams was a past In El Segundo he has been will be Ted Walker, presi­ . . . Takes Over dent-elect; Philip Lisman, which will promote and ad­ affairs, will provide advice grand master of the Mason­ Matchstick Drapes a director and treasurer of vertise the introduction of and recommendations re ic Lodge of California and OR Frentz, who has been the the Rotary Club, director treasurer; Dick Ciccioti, sec­ as retary; and directors Ray the new financial institution garding the national super­ for many years served manager here since 1957, and vice-president of the to the community of Tor­ a member of the California Bamboo Shades will be in charge of the Chamber of Commerce, and Barton. Bill Hayes, Dr. Al­ sonic transport program. State Board of Education. bert Kline and Dr. Aaron rance. bank's business development chairman of the Red Cross. Development of banking This program is being During that period there Rauch. undertaken by the FAA in was a great shortage of ALL SIZES Installation of the new of­ and financing facilities has ROM SQUARE not kept pace with growth conjunction with the De­ teachers and classrooms and ficers and directors will be partment of Defense and 2' K A' UP 4 FOOT held June 20. of the area, which has dou­ many schools were closed. EXAMPLE: 2'xf bled in population in t h e National Aeronautics and Adams' statewide movement Tickets Available lor Local Civitans again will Space Administration, to as­ or 6'xo' ...... 1.44 participate in Ranchero past eight years, according was designed to call atten­ to Henry C. driswold, chair­ sist' the aviation industry in tion to the needs of schools. Days and will operate a fire­ development of a safe, eco­ Since then Public Schools ALL-ALUMINUM works booth. Annual pan­ man of the board, life-long Scenes from 'Analol' resident and businessman of nomically competitive com­ Week has been annually ob­ Window Screens posite him in a serious vlg. cake breakfast is also on mercial supersonic transport served as a period of re-ded­ Three scenes from "Ana- their schedule of fund-rais­ the area. It is for this rea­ These heavy-duty full aluminum frame l,ol" by Arthur Schnitzler nette entitled "Milestones." son this site was chosen, he aircraft to be operational in ication to the principle of tcreens are mad* to outlast all ether?. ing events. Funds derived the early 1970 period. will be presented Saturday, The twjo comic episodes from these various projects added. the public school. Six.. 24"x36" ...... ALL AT ONE April 28 at 8 p.m. in the will feature Norma Carna- help local Civitans to con­ Other members of the Fox recently completed 30"x36" ...... LOW PRICE home of Judge and Mrs. han of San Pedro, in "The tinue with their local char- board of directors are: an assignment for President 30"x30" ...... Shidler (actress Rosemary Farewell Supper" and Shir- i table programs. Theodore E. Cummings, John F. Kennedy as a mem­ Recreation Dept. 24"x30" ...... DeCamp), Hollywood Rivi­ ley Sawers, Hollywood Hi president of Food Giant ber of the Project Horizon I2"x24" ...... era. This will be the third vierat in "Questioning Fate." Markets; John F. Grube, M. team, which prepared a re­ I8"x36" ...... concert in a series sponsored /During the latter scene, T)., member of the iW ranee port for the President on Reports Winners We Manufacture All She* to Order. by the 4Gth Assembly Dis­ Torrance Bank Memorial, Little Company long range goals for a Na­ Free Etti motet. Council. Miss Sawers will sing sever­ trict Democratic al Viennese songs. Warren of Mary and other local hos­ tional Aviation Program. W Teen Tourney Each scene will depict a pitals; James M. Hall, attor­ NOW romantic episode in the life Lavender of Torrance, will Displays Works The Torrance Recreation portray Max, the cynical and ney and former city attor­ Department announced the Vinyl Asbestos Floor File Q< of Anatol, a Viennese man- ney of Torrance; J. R. Hig- Vacation Study about-town during the pe­ charming fr.iend of Anatol. Of Three Artists results of the Sea-Alre Teen. "KINTILI" Gcws over Wood or Concrete. gins Jr., vice-president and Retail Price IIVie. riod when Vienna was the This sparkling and sophis­ South­ Halted for Agp Golf Club Annual Do-lt-Yourtelf. Comparable ticated entertainment has Paintings by three general manager of Higgins Spring Tournament held FREE ESTIMATES MRR TliTILE gayest capital in Europe. ern California artists form Brick & Tile Co. POPULAR SHADES Members of the cast are all been adapted from Schnitz- the current display at Glon- Cost Estimate April 18 and 10. ler's play by William Carna- George W. Schneider. real Pat Drury took top honors 5C well-known in local little dale Federal Savings Tor- estrf.o broker and president City councilmen last night ASPHALT TILE PER TILE theater circles. han, who will also direct. deferred action on proposals with an even par score of ranee office, it was announc­ of the advisory board of the 102 for the 54 hole tourna­ MILESTONES A few single tickets for ed recently by branch mana­ Little Company of Mary which would increase vaca­ The role of Anatol will be this performance are availa­ ment. Second place in the ger Chuck Cederlof. Hospital; E. J. Soronsen, real tion time for first year city division for 14-17 year olds taken by Ed Gangcl of Man­ ble. For information, call Displayed through cour­ estate director of Torranco All tliet up to 3o"i72". Re­ hattan Reach. Rae Wyraan Mrs. George Mohler, TE employees until n report on was Pete Maccarrone with a covered with muslin cloth on tesy of Adsit Design Center Chamber of Commerce, and two over par score of 164. 990 of San Pedro, will play op­ 2-7835. of Lomita, the show features John A. Wilson Jr., senior estimated cost can be as­ your eld roller. NOW, IACH sembled by the city mana­ In the division for 12-13 OTHER SIZES the works of George Green- attending physician on the year olds the winner was field, Louis Sylvester and staff of Harbor General Hos­ ger's office. M«d« to order in our own factory. Pure race Dimmlck. Gordon Mahon and second, Vinyl oed Mutlin Cloth. All >»es te 108". pital. Rough estimates indicated Tom Dozarth. In the 9-11 FREE ESTIMATES Schedule Street Lights The paintings range from Officers of the bank are: that cost of the program vear olds the winner was an impressionistic eyevlew D. P. Loomis. president and would run in the neighbor­ Dana Ward and Billy Lydon SELF-SPRAY "Venice Harbor" to a real­ member of the board; Paul hood of $100.000 per year. PLASTIC or ALUMINUM istic "Ltea," a composite of second. ENAMEL For Palos Verdes Tracts A. Jones, cashier, and Row­ Presented by representa­ In the approach contest WALL TILE All Freth New Stock Best eight different, models. an C. Ward, vice-president. tives of the Torrance Police Oreg Luther was winner, Money Con luy. One Coat Four tracts In the Palos before the board will con- ARTISTS Officer's Association, propo­ $leeming porcelain-like 11 I s h Covert. Wide Color Choice. Verdes area may -oh tarn aider the annexation. Greenfield, full-time paint- Boh Ransom second. Bob wipes clean with damp cloth. REG. $1.69 INFORMATION sal called for recognizing the lifetime utreet lights In the future, Interested residents should er? na!, Deen working for Parkes was winner and Tom Guaranteed to last VALUE. More than three-fourths presently accepted 15 days Krig second for the putting of your home. U-OZ. CAN...... fountv Supervisor Burton contact Mrs. Leo Parsons, about 20 years. He studied of the nation's 120,000,000 vacation as "15 working W. Chace diseased this 2778 Calle Aventura, San Pe- in Franco and Italy and is contest. life insurance policy holders days" instead of calendar Two players turned in Emily Installed BAMBOO week. dro 36, who is circulating associated with a realistic have their policy informa­ By Anyone! A petition 1* presently be- the petititon days. holes-in-one during tourna­ ea RAKES mnresionfst style. tion recorded on electronic ment play; Pete "Maccarrone As Lew As ing circulated requesting the The petition must he re- Sylvester is a technical equipment, according to the Use classified ads for 2 Long hondlt annexation of four tracts to turned to the board by Oct. illustrator hy trade but has on the the 3rd hole and Bob l"x!" SQUARE TILES 4c o«. RE*. 98e Institute of Life Insurance. quick results. DA 5-1515. Russell on the 8th hole. or 20c Sq. Ft. VAUUI ...... an existing county lighting ir>, 1962. been working as a hobbyist 19 maintenance district. in the fine arts field for 10 These tracts are bounded Annual WaiWIAIi years. His style is realistic Inlaid & Vinyl LINOLEUMS and precise. on the northwpst by Palos MllllUdl VfCilTIUI 'VALUES UP TO 3.00 Verdes Drive East and in- Mrs. Dimmick, a house­ PER $Q. YD. rlude Calle Aventura, Vista wife who spends much time NOW ...... SQ. YO. 98 Mesa Drive, Santa Luna at her easel, has had several til 2 PLASTIC FINISH Drive,( Tarapaca Road and shows at Long Beach Muni­ CLEARANCE SALE FELT BASE RUGS Azores Place. Slated May 11,12 cipal Auditorium. She is Re*. 4.55 Value NOW _- mi <-i rt 11 i classifiedt;iiiB."nneu asa an abstract im- 4 9 ...... 2.9B Tf the County Board of El Cammo Colleges an- nr«RR«nr,«,t FREE ESTIMATES Supervisors approves the pe- nual Welfare Carnival will Pr sloniM- -n i AI titon, the lights will be in- set its gears in operation " ALL ALL stalled on new nnd existing May 11-12 on the football 95 wood poles by the Southern stadium parking lot on Re- SQ. YD. Co. dondo Beach Blvd., Wayne WOOL NYLON California Edison : 1 A 4.95 Valut ELEVEN LIGHTS Hren, general chairman of h _ . said. "Num- Eleven lights npicce will the event, announced today, important to JrL^c ,,CLL,t PILE INCLUDING PILE be installed on Calle Aven- A college community en- community relations Anoth- PADDING tura am! Vista Mesa Drive, terprise, the carnival is open or important aspect* is the six on Tarapara Road, five to the public and students money gathered for charity 9x12 Room ALL CUT Wilton and on Santa J.una Drive and alike. and fjnauy to nelp (hc cam'_ Rayon CANDY BRAIDED two pifro on Azores Place College club booths, thrill pus club's increase their tweed Pile Size NYLON Axminiter STRIPE 10 to 4 FRIDAY TIL ? P.M. nnd Palos Verdes Drive rides and exhibits will high- treasuries," Hren added. Carpet SUNDAY Kast, according to present light the two-day activity. ______RUGS Remnants CARPET PILE RUGS Us* Bonkonwicovd Internotlonol Chorgt plans and specifications pre- "The college holds this Use dtwifled. DA 5-1515 REDUCED pared by the Los Angeles REDUCED 95 24" BELLFLOWER County Road Department. 10125 ROSECRANS (N«ar Woodruff) WA M»l All of the lights will he 4000 lumens nxrrpt for one AUYO INSURANCE 50 30 3 30 10,000-lumm light to be in- atalled at thp corner of Pal­ All Ages* Low Monthly Rotes Cor. 213th & Avaton (1 blk. N. of Carson on Avolon) os Verdes Drive Knst and PHONE COLLECT FOR FREE ESTIMATES Terminal 5-3185_____SPruc. 5-3369 Calle Aventura, Chace stat­ PREFERRED A CANCILLEO RISKS STATi FILINGS ed. CALL BOB DYER NOW, Los Angelei Anoheim Son Diego West Covino Long Beach LONG BEACH He noted, however, that AX 3-5461 PR 2-7320 CY 7-1631 YO 2-3574 Hi 7-2737 5SO E. PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY the ppf.ition must be signed DAY OR NIGHTI 610 W.tt dial 5861 S. Western 709 Ea»t Ctnttr 636 So. Sunset 1170 East (Corntr Atlantic & Pacific Coast Highway) by property owners repre­ Continuation ol Washington 1% Block I tit » HEmlock 7-1603 senting at least 25 per cent FA 8-5647 Lincoln Av». Million Hill* Art* City Hall Anahtim 1 of the assessed valuation of OPEN DAILY 9-9, SATURDAY 9-6, SUNDAY, 12-6 11 property iji these tracts