TORRANCE HERALD Students Flood Herald With Clean-up Slogan Ideas 12 Days Remain j 3 Torrance MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY Students on DRIVE DATES REVEALED To Submit Entry The annual march for Musriilar Dystrophy will Response to the IlERALD's slogan contcsl for Tornmco Paper Staff bo ronrluelpd in Tnrrawo, Doc. 4-R, when hnnrirftils of school students has been overwhelming, Publisher King Wil volunteers tall on homes for contributions in the fightj liams announced yesterday. And students still have 12 days against the crippling disease. to enter. In cooperation with city officials who 'have Doorbells will be rung for five straight, nights .' County Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Assn., and is town streets giv sign dumping lajor at Camlno. He Is undo part of a nationwide campaign. ed. They will be turned over to which says: elded as to which college oruni- "The local MDA group has a dual program sup PLACE THE UTTER the Torrance Police Department verslty his will attend after his DON'T for prosecution. El Camlno graduation. His pres ported by public contributions of patient service and UTTER THE PLACE City Gets Tough ent address Is 18« Santa Fc research aimed at finding the cause and euro of this , Pretty catchy, Isn't It? Just The "Get Tough" policy on Ave. litterbugs was touched off re mysterious malady." they said. the type of slogan that the Mis Smith graduated 11 h Judges arc apt to pick when cently by Councilman Mervln The chairmen said that the patient service p: M. Schwab who told the C'ityj the class ol '55 they sit down to choose a new High School and is In lit gram is a comprehensive one, involving diagnosis,* l>hia;i. for the city's trash con- Council that, he had completed an auto trip of several thou semester at El Camlno. 1 medical advice, speech, physical and occupational her senior year in high thcroapy, orthopedic devices ar.cl assistive equipment wasn't the only one sand miles and I hat. "Torrance PYLK OKTS C UP ... A M !>.v the lliirhi 'ninniiinlly l.'host Is I urn ed she T a slogan -- Rodney Is the dirtiest city 1 saw in the clmlr- Torram such as lirnrcs, wheel chairs and lifts, transportation, entire trip." over Id I)lel( I'jle (second rr<> ami industry vice 'ourth grader at Tor- limn, by .liimes Vlsceglln. a use In Miss medical-social service and psychological guidance for menlary School sug Cooperation of the police, Judges, and other enforcement commerce and Industry voh n George Bnidheer, and is patients and families. gests the shoppers in Torrance « and Hob Young, Sun the c'oll be reminded of the trash prob agencies has been promised in eJmlrman and president of Persons who would like to volunteer their serv the campaign. eommrree and Industry chill for II Wurwhoop and lem with a two-word slogan: plans to attend Brlgham Young ices to aid in the local march may call Los Angeles. CAN IT TOR-NIDO TIDBITS University on graduation from County campaign haadquarters, 3209 W. Olympic,; Marianne Donohoe, who Is In the local college. Born In Phoe Los Angeles, DUnkirk 5-1355, ; the second grado at St. Cather nix, Ariz., she presently lives at ine Lahoure School, sent in four 17508 Delia Ave. Suggestions for the slogan: Brother,. Pals Operate Carnival For Jack Smith's 6th Birthday Miss Funk, 18 years old, was 1. I'OR TUA.SH AND LIT- born in Los Angeles and .gradu Hit by Car TICK BUGS By "HA f. V,RIGHT [Johnny (Jermer; 'Jimmy i | pletY'd (he perfect birthday eele- Mother, Boy i hi.11 inn for a handsome gentle- ated from St. Mary's Academy t. I'M HERE FOR THASH ' 'rB 2-2388 I Johnnv Thomas- and Jule. in 19B5. She Is in her first se mother and her five-year- a ca driven by Ch*irle» Ban Tlie day Jack Smith, of 18405 ; hl0| Jpal1i aild Tommy n at El Camlno, where 48, of 2227 Arlington Ave. Roslin Av mester 1. T It A S II DUMPERS IN she Is also a Journalism major. Mrs. Wilson told authority HERE old, his brothe line Home Own- Miss Funk, who is pledging tho 4. II YOU THROW TRASH some of his frier the ho that the impact of the vehicl Chl Thela 'CM sorority, Is a throw her head over ON HIGHWAYS CRAWL of activities in the De La Haye, news reporter for th< Wijr- IN HERE party booths. Avc1., and en- a distance of 70 feet. suppi'i- then whoop. Her home address Is MUM- that fourth suggestion Guests enjoyed II 23652 Ward St. She has a possible fractured among lois, b u b b I v ol Mrs. A. hip and pelvis, while her sSlj might lit' Hie most logical solu The Warwhoop recently was tion to the whole problem. Don't charms,, paper parasols, trad »s, of IH-in-l has a fractured skull, according cards, pirates, plastic ball life iitly underwe one of sovcn junior college pa dump the trash in the cans, pers throughout the country to just dump the trash dumpers in and other things, in n* at hi Ba by charge af the booths at the' would bt be awarded All-American hon It has some very In- ors through the Associated Col ten-si lossibilities. party v ere David Smith, lial hrls Killiim. vollev ball ! birthday" song in he lege press. Alii; Hubocan, a second thrc Barry fall Is no longer WIFE AWAY? grade at Hillside Elementary pod; and Gary Wagn School, has submitted three slo bags. gans in ,-ui effort to collect the Mother Smith prep STATE LAW bond which the $95 savings of rol, Auto Insurance $&60 Dn. Ye»r to pay. Cut rale. Alio with HEKA1.I) will present to the punch, and caltc y i ye round. Minori, Serviceman, Assigned Risks, 502'i, etc. author (if the winning slogan: clti I'hilo Mellors. t82l!l Ash JU TOKUANCK IS NO DUMP and a It fort i ley Ave.. home was the surprise JAMES WHITE CO. 10th&Sepulv*da(Hiw«y 101) At DANIEL'S CAFE 1625 Cabrillo Ave. DEPOSIT HERE, PLEASE were formed like Davy Crock, hidoout for a linen and iwrsonal Mtnhattan Beach FRontler 2-6590 $. KO DUm'Y ON THE et. hats with crepe paper tails. bridal shower hostessed by Hel STHEETY WHEN YOU Even the napkins had pictures en Deshler and Marion Mellor LIVE IN XORKANCE of the "king of the wild front for red-headed Ella Killian. ,. CITY ier" on them. Many p.'.mos were pliiyM RUBBISH CITY Attending were Kathy and pictures t ii lien and ivfr'o: I, OR Alan Bracket!; Kathy Mellor; IIIOnK M-m-ll Hill) thir.e I'hl- 'I'. CITY OF TORRANCE Michael Sellers;. Linda Hynes; ! i! WHICH? Kathy Dieter; Kathy Keny, and i f rt. to for Mrs. And so they go. There arc more, and the HERALD will publish more of the slogans next Monday. Get your slogan in today. flT .- Students of any elementary school in the Torrance Unified School District can still enter Slogans. Deadline for entry is CRAMTON nUdmghl, Dec. 6. Entries can ha mailed or delivered to the Torrance HERALD, 1619 Gram- MOTORS trey Ave., Torrance, up until .the deadline. .Btudculs entering slogans GAR OR TRUCK UP TO H TONS CAPACITY should include their name, ad dress, school, ami grade on the Wry. Ruin Mumpers Schedule MOTOR OVERHAUL : While the slogan contest is going along as scheduled, the WE DO ALL THIS TO YOUR MOTOR: proposed duan-up of the city's Remove the motor from your car before work gti'oet shoulders has received a set-bin-k due to the rains which starts. Steam clean the entire motor. Install new have l.illen during the past two chrome rlngt, wrist pint; complete valve grind; 64" Work cuds. Street Superintendent Ralph check distributor; clean out carbon; adjust main Pel-kins had planned to start bearings; set timing and tune engine, including last week with graders, scoops, and trucks In cleaning off the oil, gaskets. ALSO NEW ROD BEARINGS. Guar debris along the city's streets, anteed 6,000 miles or 90 djyi. hut. the rain has made the shoulders too soft for the heavy equipment. FORD, CHEVY OR PLYMOUTH Would Make It Won* 6 CYLINDER "I'm afraid we'd make It look CLUTCH WHIM ih.'in n i- now if we mov-1 !•<• h.-,i\y ii.M-tdi-a onto those INSTALLED VALVE GRIND muddy shoulders now," Pcrklns | $ said yesterday. He is still ready j 95 Working for you everywhere to put crews on the job thi 24 S 1995 Obituaries Includes labor and parts Little black blocks ... called brushes ANY CAR OUR BEST LINING Esther Sanders You wouldn't touch an object spinning around at thoti- NIARLY 60 YIARS AGO, ihn paople of I !nlon Carbide S 95 naruln of revolutions per minute. Hut just such a contact began making carhop, brushes. Today, IICC make* mil BRAKE RELINE is necessary I" transfer electricity between llie moving lions of brushes each year, in thousands of different and tbe stiilionar) parts of clcclric motors that sprvc sizes and types. Wherever electricity is generated and BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS FOR uj all. used on, above, or brnralli the earth and water She died Monday FREE THE LIFE OF THE LINING these brushes are at work, your dependable, seldom-seen HOW DOSS ILICTRICITY bridge ihp gap' Through 22-1 in .N, 12 servants. little blocks of carbon or gmpliile calldl brushes. nta ANY AUTOMATIC I'nu (.n Aug. 21, 1900. Her hus- Nearly 500 brushes, each the size of u pack of cards, pmii l.riirn him Auniv. r. r i K n n. v t'ORPORATIOW 124 \\\44 NI:W TUIK ii, ». r. 1 lifting, diapile constant prcssi Mill'1 I.A.NAUA LlUIItU * OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. EZ TERMS * FREE TOW SERVICE * FREF LOAN CARS r 7WI