Peninsula Press

Peninsula Press

Wursday, 'July 5, 1951 Torrance Press Page Three DANDY; HANDY, Wins* Offer for Shop Equipment ESPECIALLY FOR YOU An offer of $400 by the South purchase price was a fair amount Bay Union High School District to ask for the equipment. By ROBERTA QUINLAN to the Torrance Unified School Included in the equipment arc two presses .three wooden typr Star of the NBC-TV Network "Mohawk Showroom") District was received Monday night by the board for print shop cases, one proof press, one plater Vacation time In here . and by the time you folks read equipment it had decided to sell press, and other equipment , we In the "Mohawk Showroom" will he off the air until Labor at an earlier meeting. Emmett Ingrum. Torrance Uni­ Day. 1 don't have any particular vacation plans . except for The equipment is not at pres­ fied School District business taking things easy In the nun . and the rest of the cant will ent being used by the Torrance manager, reminded the board probably be doing the name thing£>—————————————————;———— schools and was only used here that all the equipment is very old and badly in need of repair. I had a wonderful trip to Chi­ theaters are planning to install one semester. cago, when the "Showroom" equipment for showing telecasts COUNTER OFFER from there during the originated of such events . and the pro­ As the Torrance District had Sell Ranch Home Mid-year Home Furnishings Mar­ originally purchased the equip­ The many friends of Mrs. Lena ket. 1 met a lot of nice folks . moters think they've found the ment from the South Bay Dis­ Omohundro, formerly of Lomita, both 'from Chicago TV show's, answer to small crowds at the trict for about $1100 to $1500, will be glad to learn that Mr. and and fro'm my sponsor's organiza- events themselves. This leaves the School Board voted to make Mrs. Omohundro have sold their jOn. Art Van Damme's quintet completely in that style. The ing a lot of It in the weeks to One of the high spots of my a counter offer of $550 to the ranch in Escondido and will make a nice job in furnishing the to watch sports out on something critics seem to base their opin­ come. trip to Chicago was a chance to Wins Moose Lodge South Bay District. They felt their home in Long Beach in the music for our program, and, all of a lonesome limb. The colleges ions on their personal likes and The theatrical season \* Blowing see Jimmy Durante in action Attendance Prize that 50 percent of the original very near future. in all, it was a really enjoyable are doubtful about, indiscriminate dislikes . that In, if they like down for the summer on Broad­ again. He's appearing out there, ney. Brother J. A. Evans was the televising of football games this western and hillbilly stuff, the way, with twenty shows of var­ and, as usual, he's packing them rta and ^ television are cur­ fall, although nothing definite show gets a good notice, and if ious kinds now available for the winner of a recent attendance rently in a bigger uproar than has been worked out as yet . they don't, they pan it. You'll public . and with some of in with his mad antics . prize offered by the Torrance ver. There's always been a lot and, in all probability, there will have to look for yourself and those set to close soon. The big comedy which I can watch over lodge of tyie Loyal Order of of argument about the effect of be football games on TV, even make your own decision. four musicals, as usual, are still and over, for Jimmy seldom, if Moose. QUICK SERVICE TV on the attendance at various though there may not be so "On Top of Old Smokey1' and playing to capacity audiences . ever, follows the same routine at porting events and" the re­ many of them. There is also talk "Too Young" are dividing honors "Call Me Madam," "Guys and two shows in a row. He's one of WE FIX SHOES IN A JIFFY Quality workmanship in cent Joe Louis-Lee Savold fight of experimental football telecasts in the popular music field at the Dolls," "Thp King and I" and the very top comics of all time, Summer Morning every pair. Added personnel enables us to give you in color, for the very limited momrnt. "Smokey" is loading in the perennial "South Pacific." in my book . and the television crystallized things. As you Service at First quick, expert service while you wait. the fight wasn't televised, number of seta which can receive record sales and disk Jockey re­ "The Moon is Blue" and "Affairs audience who cheered him on TV them. quests, while "Too Young" is the of State" are close to the limit, this past season seems to agree Lutheran Church of New York, where the public If you like western-square- leader on the juke boxes and in and many of the others are just with me. His brand of comedy First Lutheran Church, corner had to buy tickets to *get in. danee-and-such songs and music, sheet music sales. "Jezebel" plodding along. The newest mus­ seems made for the TV cameras of Acacia and Sonoma, will have And . the crowd at the fight you'll like the "Midwestern Hay- .seems to be gaining quite rapidly ical, "Courtin" Time," with Joe . and he can stay on just as an additional morning service FEN WICKS REPAIR Itself was one of the biggest seen ride," which is filling one hour on all fronts, along with "Mr. and E. Brown drew mixed notices long as he has the strength, no during the summer months. The at Madison Square Garden in re­ of the Saturday night "Show of Mississippi" and "My Truly, and is doing fairly well, and a far as sponsors and the public first service will be at 8:15 a.m.; 1420 MARCELINA AYE. Torrance 1043 cent months. So ... it looks as Shows" period, for the summer. Truly Fair." Another newcomer, musical version of Booth Tark- are concerned. the second, at 10:45 a.m. These (Located Across from Post Office tho-ugh that system may be fol­ Of course, if this style of music "Wave .to Me, My Lady," isn't ington's immortal "Seventeen" is are identical services. Sunday lowed in the future for big doesn't appeal to you, you won't very high in popular favor as due shortly, to add to the theatri­ Torrance Press Want Ads are School will be at the usual time fightg . theater TV only. More care for the "Hayride," for It's yet, but I predict you'll be hear­ cal acene. sure fire "result-getters." of 9:30 a.m. BRING you This great new 1951 CROSLEY SHELVADOR VANITY with MIRROR SHELVADOR GIVES YOU TWICE AS MUCH FOOD WHERE YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL RICH MODEL DC-75 IT IN FRONT, IN SIGHT, IN REACH! MAHOGANY VENEERS 3 PIECES! VANITY. BED. * ;:: CHEST OF DRAWERS Shown above I* a Muggeflted suite ronnlfttlng of the bed, vanity with mirror and a big roomy ft drawer cheat. 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