A-2 PRESS-HERALDMAT 30. m»_____

Civitans To Install Officers

The annual awards and in­ stallation dinner of the Tor- ranee Civitan Club will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at thr Jump 'N Jack Restaurant.

Included tn the dinner cere­ monies will be the installation of Harry Thayer. president: Ted Walker secretary-treasur­ er: Ken Christnffemm. vice- president; and W E. Walton and Carl Warner, board of di­ rectors.

Special guest at the affair will be Dean Bisserv. gover­ nor-elect of the California South District Civitan Inter­ national. Also attending will be Torrance Mayor Albert Isen and his wife, Sara

Members who have per­ formed outstanding service to the community or to Ctvitan will be presented awards by Dick Ciciotti. Li Governor Cal Ifomia South District of Civ- Itan International.

Secretary Filing Date Announced

Secretaries are needed by the City of Torrance. All appli­ cants must have been residents Of Torrance fnr at least one year immediately proceeding the date of filing.

Final filing date Is July 1. The civil service exam will be given July 12 at 9 a.m. at Tor­ rance High School. Room 100. Applicants must be high school graduates with two years of general clerical experience.

Candidates must be able to type M words per minute and take shorthand at 100 words per minute.

Further information is avail­ able from the City of Torrance personnel department.

• • • Budget(Continued from Page 1)

financing of the city Hall addi­ tion and the acquisition and de­ velopment of Columbia Park

PROPERTY TAXES will ac- count for M per cent (15.091,811) of total revenues Other taxes (including the new Btaity tax) will account for 42 per cent (18,140.000) of total revenues.

Femro's proposed budget allows for the addition of five new police personnel, with to­ tal police expenditure esti­ mated at $3,068^27. Twelve new police department posi­ tions were added tn fiscal 196ft- tt: 18 in 1967-M; 7 in 196647. and 16 In 196S-66.

One new position is recom­ mended fnr the Torrance Fire Department. Total department budget was estimated at $2,- WWW.

NEW SCHOOL . . . Artist's conception of the new elementary school to be built on the Chadwick School groups is shown here. Construction of the new school, to replace the current lower school buildings, will be­ gin within 30 days, according to Jack A. Swain, chair­

man of the board of the Roessler-Chadwick Founda­ tion. The facility will be known as the Village School and include 16 classrooms, administrative offices, a faculty workroom, and an art center. Architects are Doney, Bundy A Associates.

ObedienceClassesGraduated

Supervisor Picks Lomita Official as Press Aide

Harbor-I.ilc Hop Dub has graduated two novice training classes

Trophy and nbbon winners nf the Saturday class were: Lynda Maleta of San Pedro. Shetland Sheepdog; Bruce Wulfe of Carson. Irish Setter; and Robert Keith of San Pedro. Shetland Sheepdog

Winners in the Wednesday night class were: Richard MarUn of Torrance, German S h o r t h a i r Pointer; Elame Giese of Palos Verdes Penin­ sula. Australian Shepherd, and Mar>' Joan Knipe of Rcdondo Beach. Irish Setter

Highest scoring junior han­ dler trophy and ribbon was awarded to Elame Giese.

Judging the Wednesday night graduation were Jeanne Walker of San Pedro and Dave Nun of I^kewood The Satur­ day class was judged by Janet Charles nf Huntinjrton Park and Karl Wmkler of San Pedro.

The Harbor Ute Dog Obe­ dience Club will close its Satur­ day class until September.

Registration for the Wednes­ day night class will be held June H at 7 p.m. at Peck Park. 560 N. Western. San Pedro Classes are limited to not more than 20 handlers and dogs.

Instructing the two classes »' Many Lehr.

The Harbor-Lite Dog Obe­ dience Club is sponsor of <.irl Scout Troop 2000 of Torrantf and the "Noah's Ark" Junior Pet Show held annually at Peck Park.

Dixon(Continued from Page 1)

he u survived by his father,! William Dixon Jr of Boulder. Colo.. h brother. Stephen Dix- on: and nil grandparents Mr and Mrs. J. Webber of Hnw thorne and Mr and Mrs Mil ham Dixon Sr. of Texas

Funeral arrangements an> pending at the Halverson-Ua

PROMOTED . . . Thom«n Baron of Torr«nc* (Uftl r«- c«ivei hit badge from Lot Angeltt City Firt Chief Raymond Hill after being promoted to th« rank of battalion chief in the Lot Ang«l»i City Fir* Oapart m«nt. Baron, « resident of Torrance line* 1944. joined the fire department in 1952. He wai graduated from Torrance High School, El Camino College and Cali­ fornia State College at Long Beach. H* and hu wl(e Sharon are parent* of four children.

ObituariesMrs. Baldenejrro

Requiem mass for Khy I-or- rame Baldrnegro. 471J W 170th St.. is scheduled for R a.m. Saturday at St. Catherine l.anoure Church R-sary is scheduled at 7 p.m. Friday at the Stone and Myers Mor'uary Chapel

Mrs Baldenegro. born Feb. 21. 1948. in San .luan. Puerto Rico, died May 25.

She is survived by her hus­ band. Frank, her father. Tom Welch of Modest o: her mother. Flay Welch of I,awndale. and two sisters. Sue Ann and Kath erine Welch, both in Modesto

Burial will he in Holy Cros.- <'emeterv.

To SacramentoMr and Mrs Joseph Help-

hand and children will leave today for Sacramento tn spend the holiday weekend with for­ mer Torrance residents. Mr and Mrs dene Bevers

A Uinula councilman ha* been appointed deputy to Su­ pervisor Burton W. Chace

The appointee is Jim Cole, councilman and immediate past mayor of the city of Lo-

Newcomers Get New

Newcomers to Torrance and other Los Angeles area com­ munities are now receiving copies of public information pamphlets prepared by the of­ fice of District Attorney Evelle J. Younger.

The publications include: Functions and Responsibilities of the District Attorney's Of­ fice; Operation On Guard, which details protection against bunco artist* and con men: and The Battered Child.

They are being distributed by representatives of Welcome Wagon. IXnc .

Younger noted that it is es­ sential that the public under­ stand and be familiar with the operations of the District At­ torney's Office

"Because of this." he contin­ ued, "we have made available to Welcome Wagon a series of our inforniatmn rwmphMs fnr distribution

mita Cole will join Chace's staff June 1*

"Jim Cole will bring a solid background of government and civic experience with him when he joins my staff." Chace said 'He has a fine record of accomplishment in his home community of Lomita and throughout the South Bay."

COLE, JS, has served as Lo­

mita City councilman for more than three years. He was may­ or for the past year, yielding the Ravel recently to Clyde Bernhardt.

He is presently employed by the California State Colleges as a public affairs associate. He has held that post for almost four years.

A newspaperman prior to joining the state colleges. Cole is a graduate of Narhonne High School in Harbor City and the t'niversity of Southern Cal­ ifornia. He has lived in Lomita since 1943

C01.E WAS a member of the steering committee for Lomita Incorporation In 1964. when the city was formed. Since his eledon to the city council, he has served as Lomita's delr- K.I!*> In Ihr Inter-City Ilich rnmmittrc thrrr vr;irs

In addition tn municipal work, Cole has been active in many community efforts He is an honorary life member of the PTA, an honorary member of the Lomita Jayrees. and of the Iximita-Harbor City Civitan Cloh

He served as an advisor for Post lor one year, a Journalism Kxplorer Scout

As a deputy to Supervisor Chace. Coir's responsibilities will include press and commu­ nity relations.

Crackdown On Drunks Reported

A crackdown on drunk driv-j ing in California was made during the first quarter of this year.

Arrests for the serious of- fense totaled 14,212, according to the National Automobile Club, a rise of 28 per cent over those recorded in the same pe­ riod last year And March al­ one saw 5,000 arrests

It primarily took an increase of 10 per rent in man-hours of law enforcement to do it. to help rid our public streets nf thr drunk driving menace

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