A2 Wednesday, July 3, 2019 www.ridgecrestca.com Enter now at 150KGiveaway.com QUESTIONS? Contact Publisher John Watkins at 375-4481 x101 or at [email protected] Today’s News code is... Change to NAWS China worth45 Lake hazmat storage permit CODE VALID UNTIL THE NEXT PUBLISH DATE. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. OFFICIAL RULES AT 150KGIVEAWAY.COM OBITUARY Naval Air Weapons Sta- the Hazardous Waste ignated Emergency Co- Drive Sacramento CA tion China Lake issued a Storage Facility ordinator in the Spill Re- 95826-3200 (916) 255- notification of a Class 1 — Revisions to record sponse Plan. 3573 modification to its Re- keeping Elly Daoud with the [email protected] source Conservation and — Revision of training DTSC is the agency con- Questions or comments Recovery Act Part B per- requirements to meet re- tact for this Class 1* Per- may be addressed to Mar- mit for storage of haz- cent regulatory changes; mit Modification. 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City updating its traffic signals The City of Ridgecrest California Avenue, Blvd. corridor, and re- that everyone drive safe- will be updating the traf- Church Avenue, Upjohn duced congestion. ly and patiently during fic signals along South Avenue, Rader Avenue, This coordination will this time. China Lake Boulevard, Bowman Road and Col- introduce new signal The corridor will take a between California Av- lege Heights Boulevard timings as well as new few days to synchronize enue and College will be affected, with the patterns for left turns. completely; if you notice Heights Boulevard, to results being improved The analysis for these anything out of the ordi- Helen Claire operate in coordination efficiency and prioriti- changes was performed nary, please call the Pub- with each other. zation of traffic flow based on posted speed lic Works Department at The intersections at along the S. China Lake limits, so the City asks 760-499-5083. Johantgen (Heck) Helen Claire Johantgen She is survived by her (Heck) passed away peace- husband and children, her Summer youth volleyball camp at Cerro Coso fully surrounded by some mother, Helen Jackson, of her family on June 26, her younger siblings - Bess Cerro Coso Community from Cerro Coso Volleyball hold is only $70. jewelry, tennis shoes (no 2019. Johantgen Reed, John Jo- College Women’s Volley- coaching staff and players. Please register by July Vans), knee pads optional, Helen was born in San hantgen, Jeannie Fitch, ball is hosting a Summer Cost is $80 per camper 12th for a t-shirt, all regis- but helpful. Bring a water Diego, CA and grew up in and Francis Johantgen Youth Volleyball Skills and includes a camp t- trations after this date will bottle and the college will Ridgecrest, CA. She at- and many nieces and Camp July 22 – 25 in the shirt, daily instruction on not guarantee a shirt. supply the water. tended Pierce Elementary nephews. She was preced- College Gymnasium. all volleyball skill sets Participation in the Contact coach Kim and Saint Ann School un- ed in death by her father, Ages 9 – 13 will train (passing, serving, spiking, skills camp is a great way Young for registration in- til she moved on to Bur- John "Jack" Johantgen, from 8 to 10:30 a.m. and setting, and blocking), as to get ready for the up- formation at 760-382- roughs High School. She brother Knud Nielsen, and ages 14 and up will train well as volleyball rotations coming volleyball season. 4448 or email her at Kim- graduated from Burroughs sister Marie Johantgen. from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and systems. Additional Volleyball attire re- [email protected] High School in 1975. She The family thanks He- Coaching and instruction child from same house- quires: shorts, t-shirt, no u. attended and played tennis len's many doctors and for Cerro Coso until 1977 nurses at Virginia Oncolo- when she met her hus- gy and elsewhere for their Norma Ashby confronts ‘Suvival vs. Taboo’ at Ridge Writers band, John Heck, and diagnosis and longtime Norma Ashby will talk Ashby has completed a pointments only” call girl. Show,” and spoken exten- moved to Mechanicsburg, treatment of her rare im- about her long path con- memoir set in Hollywood in Terrified, she took the first sively around the country. PA. Helen and John cele- mune deficiency. fronting “Survival vs. Taboo” the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s. Her step, learning her trade from Ashby had the idea of put- brated their 40th wedding A memorial service will for her program at the Ridge chronicle begins when her a former Owls Saloon ting her story to paper long anniversary on June 23, be held on July 13, 2019 at Writers meeting on Thurs- mother threw her out of madam. In time, she had a ago, at one point sharing it 2019. They had three chil- 1 p.m. at Weymouth Fu- day, July 11, starting 6:30 their house with nothing child to raise and a new pro- with a writing class that re- dren, Casey Bryant, Alison neral Home in Newport p.m. This takes place in the more than a suitcase at the fession. Years later, one of acted in an unexpected way. Rae, and Daniel News. A celebration of He- meeting room of Ridgecrest age of 18. The young girl her experiences caught the Since then, she has weighed Stephen. The family len's life will be held at St. Presbyterian Church, 633 supported herself with the attention of the ACLU and her approach as to how can- moved to Poquoson, VA in Michael's Hall in Newport W. Las Flores. The public is jobs she could find, but even- they took her case. She has did to go, and how to deal 1988, where they lived un- News immediately follow- invited and admission is tually ran out of options and appeared on “Oprah” and with privacy considerations. til moving to Newport ing the service. In lieu of free. became a high-priced “ap- the “Sally Jessy Raphael She remains undecided and News, VA in 2017. Helen flowers, the family re- for that reason, will open her worked for the Poquoson quests donations be given to presentation to plenty of Public Library for over 20 to the Immune Deficiency questions and input from years before retiring in Foundation or Dining for the audience. January 2018. Women. W W W . R I D G E C R E S T Just for you, Super Food & Friendly, too! 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