Twenty-eight TORIANCE PRESS Thursday, July 10, 1958

EXPENSIVE PLANS S. E. Waldrip, assistant superintendent cf schools, examines plans for adition to South' High School. Con­ struction is being delayed because the Torrance Board of Edu­ cation rejected three bids received as too high. Press Photo

idh Interest in Small BoatsRequires Harbors, Legislation

The fastest growing recreation­ al activity im California is small boating. More than 210,000 own­ ers of boats ranging fr'orn skiffs to ocean-going yachts now give themselves and their families hours and days of care-free pleasure on our thousands of miles of inland and coastal wa­ ters. The number of such craft is estimated to have increased 10 time* during the past 10 years. '

Every community located on a waterway ha» its scores of en­ thusiastic boaters, but the trend hasn't stopped there. Thanks to convenient boat trailers, thous­ ands of Californlas whose homes are miles from the nearest nav­ igable water take their own boats with them to their favorite lake, river-or bay. Selling small boats, and aupplylmg their owners' need« for gear and fuel has be­ come a thriving industry. New lake and river resorts have ap­ peared all over the state, and older ones have taken a strong new lease on life.

As might h/ive been expected, this rapid expansion in boating has produced some problems for your state legislature. To en­ able dealing with them on an orderly basis, a law was passed in 1957 which set up the Small Craft Harbors Commission, ana authorized an operating division in the Department of Natural Resources. In the same session, a Senate Interim Committee on Small Boat Harbors was also set up.

The first and basic problem to be attacked by your legislature was the need for harbor facili­ ties for «mall craft. Boats, like cars, have t£ be parked. When they are too large to be hauled out, of the water after every use, harbors,! majlna*, or mooring areas rrjust l$4 provided where thrv r»f| b&tfrfel*; Htorod, a n d j-- - 4 HP ~

where service facilities can be made available. Legislation au­ thorizing local government units to finance small boat harbors by Issuing revenue bonds was passed. In the regular budget for the current, year, a $f> mil­ lion loan fund was established from which communities can borrow to build needed facili­ ties. In addition, your legisla­ ture passed a constitutional amendment which will appear on your November ballot, which will authorize issuance of $60 million in state bonds, $10 mil­ lion of which will be earmarked for'additional loans for construc­ tion of small boat harbors.

But the problems arising from increased use of small boats for recreation do not stop with har­ bor construction. Much money will be needed for development and improvement of all our waterways to make them more useful and safer. Safety laws reg­ ulating boat operation, and means of enforcing them will have to bo devised and enacted. Widespread use of "Mnall boats has created a,problem of sani­ tation which may require changes in our laws relating to waterway pollution control.

These and other related items are being carefully studied by the Senate Interim group, which has scheduled a series of hear­ ings in various parts of the state in the immediate future. Financ­ ing waterway development will be a leading topic at these m«et- infi. One suggestion that the cpmmittee is studying carefully is that Improvements be paid for by earmarking revenues from the gas and fuel taxes paid on fuel for boating. The committee has mailed thousands of ques­ tionnaires to boat owners all over the state in order to drier- mine how much boat fuel Is actually being used.

Man Who Stole Car to Pick up Pal Faces Trial

William Ray Louder-milk. 33, vho is charged with stealing an into In which to pick up a bud­ dy from San Quentin Peniten­ tiary, will he arraigned in Long Beach Superior Ourt July 21.

The defendant, an ex-con, was- K-rused of stealing the auto in A'ilmingtom and drivirrg it north 'o bring back a pal who was be- .tig released from the prison.

Preliminary hearing was held before Municipal Judge Donald Armstrong Monday. He contin­ ued ball for the resident of 21324 Harvard blvd. at $1000

Unitarians Name First Minister

Dr. Richard W. Seebode. pa? lor for the last seven years of the First. Parish Church of Hing- ham, Mass., has been named as the first pastor of the year-old Unitarian Church of Torrance. Dr. Seebode will take over his post in October. As the only Uni­ tarian group in this area, mem­ bers have beein meeting in the

Seventh Day Advent 1st Church,1610 Acacia ave.

PROFIT SHARING T. C. Cottman, president of Coleman En- gineering Company, presents Ralph P. Wood with membership certificate in the Colnman Profit Sharing Plan. Ralph Wood was tht 200th am ploy at to bacoma aligibla in tha plan sinca its origin in 1956.

4 Aircraft Workers ^A YOU CAN §UY

j FURNITURE and APPLIANCESm FOR

4 NO CASH DOWN^ MeMAHAN'S FURNITURE STORES

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130A lAHTOftl FA. I-12S2

Bowling NewsAmerlfjin Legion Mixfd fives

rolling into the seventh round of summer play on Fridays at 9 p.m. with the Torrance squad latching onto a half game lead over the second place Sandhag- gers, holding their own, half game over the San Pedro qilin' tet. In other words, first three spots separated hy only one game. E. King of the third place San Pedro moh, tossrd together a rousing 604-78 6R2, setting men's aerie* high while. Lnwn- dale's S. Brickhouse marked up the gals' topper, 514-162 676. Jitters claim solor experts, both ladies' and men's high racked up hy teammates. .?. Virden, a whop­ ping 245-34 279 and N. Cant- well, 199-63 262.

B.. Vornholt, A. and F. Ring- ham, team numher four in Wed­ nesday night's Longren Aircraft Trio .head the park hy a slim one point after five weeks of battle over the second spot hold­ ers, No. 6. L. Stecle tallied men's series topper, tunning in a neat 617-66 68.'). K. Lee of the sec­ ond place squad, came through with a &18-114 632, setting the pace for the gals. F. Bingham and a nice string going, settling for a whopping 23.V12 247 ef­ fort for men's individual pitch while .1. Lavezzari whipped uf> a 19R-2S 226, copping female honors.

Wednesday night's Columbia Steel Employes' League headed by the Rolling Mill bunch, one game over the Termites and the Lab quintet, deadlocked for the second spot honors. Max Coast, team leading kegler, banged out a 600 set with 22 plus to cop weekly serifs honors, highlighted by a 225 single. Missed the sea- ton's high by 12 pins, a 634 with a well rounded 267 solo tossed out by M. Duarte, also of the league leading mob.

Kal's Kcglers holding a three- game edge over the Summits in Thursday's 6:30 p.m. Douglas Mixed "700" Handicap, rolling into their tenth week of summer play. Weekly honors for indi­ vidual highs taken by fJeorge Kawarthan turning in a 544 set. and Marie Lemmen of the Spars, a 4flfi for series toppers. Roh Polly. Hal's Keglers kegler and Headhunters .loam Davts (proh- nhl.v mrans they hunt head pins) whipped up solo marks, 203 and 185 respectively.

Don't forget, to pick up ymir entry blanks at any bowling houfcp and mall Jt for Bowl-o- Drome's first annual singles classic running from .luly 11 to Aug. 10 with a $5000 guarantee.

Areas Now OpenThirteen school areas official­

ly opened for the first, time this week. This brings to a total of 23 the recreational facilities now open to the people of Torrance. Available to the public are: 13 school playgrounds, six parks, a pitch a~hd put golf course, a municipal plunge, an adult rec­ reation center, and a craft cen­ ter. All of the playgrounds will carry om a wide variety of ac­ tivities for the remainder of tho summer. A typical weekly pro­ gram might Include: games, re­ lays, sports, a eookout, a movie, a Hpecial event, crafts and art. The time schedules of these ar- tivltles will be made available at each playground.. Any major changes In the activities and schedules will be published in me IOCH! papers.

In contrast with the park areas which open at 9 a.m., school playgrounds programs be­ gin at. 1 p.m. and end at 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The school* will operate on a half day schedule from Monday. June 30, to Friday, August 1. Begin­ ning Monday. August 4, the pro­ gram will begin at 10 a.m. and end at 5 p.m.

The school areas are: Anza, L'MOO Kllinwood dr.; Arlington, 17800 Arlington; Otnshaw 1700 Arlington; Crens haw, 18620 Crenshaw blvd ; Flavian, 603S Halison; Greenwood, 1520 Greenwood: Hillside, 25000 Cretv shaw blvd.: Howard Wood, 2250 W. 235th M.: Parkway, 220 Via. Riviera; Perry, 17831 Prairie; Hivlers, .165 Via (V»hi*a; Sf>«hldi». 4651 Hharynne Line: SppulvpdH. 4600 MPiTlll ,«(.; SlfMIf. IfKJOO In p IP wood,_______ _ _

Classification INDEX

EMPLOYMENTSituation* WantM (Manl .... M Situations Wanted (Women) .. *7 Employment Off*red (Men! 7f» Employment Offered (Women) 71 Emt)lovm»nt Offer**

(Men and Women) .......... n

FINANCIALBusiness Opportunities ........ 74Insurance .. .............. 7<Real Estate Loans ....\....... MMoney Wanted ....... IIReal Estate Loans Wanted .... 1}Mortqaoe< (Trust Deeds) ...... 1.1Stocks and Bonds .............. M

REAL ESTATEHomes Por Sale ............. MRaal Estate Trades .. ft? Summer Collates And Resorts II Lots for Sale (Business and

Residential) ................... t)

Income Property Fer Sal* .... U Business Properties

for sale or Lease .......... t*Industrial Properties

Fer Sale or Lease ...... tfAcreate, Perms, Ranches .... 109Buildings to be Moved ...... 10SProperty Management ........ mlAer*a«i» Went»d ............ 113Real Estate Want** ........... 114Stor*t & Off!ro« for

Rent or Lease .............. Hi

REAL ESTATE RENTALS

Houses for Rent (Unfiirnlshad) m Houses for Rent (Furnished).. 117 Apartment* for Rent

(Unfurnished) ............ 11»Apartments for Rent

(Furnisher*) ....... 170Resorts 8. Cabin Rental* ...... 121Rooms for R»nt . ....... 17.1Room and Board .......... 175Rentals (Commercial) ......... 17»Rentals MUrcllaneou* ........ 131Wanted to Rent ............... 133

Instruction Mjrutructien 40

DAY SCHOOLNow Registering for Fall Semester

REASONABLE RATESKindergarten through eighth grade

teaching the 3 R's with phonics

CLASSES ALL DAY WITH COMPLETE BUS SERVICE

Hawthorne Christian School

930 S. Prairie Ave. at 136th St. OS 6-0132

ANNOUNCEMENTSLetal Notices Announcement*Puneral Home* ................ ICameterle*Cemetery Lots .............I.. 7Card of Thanks ................ aLost and Found ................ 17Personals .................... ISTransportation' ................. IISanitariums and

Rest Homes ................. }1

Health Aid* ................... 35

Do-lt-Your*e»f ............ SiProfessional Service* .......... 3«Bookk'op'i" Service .......... 37Income Tax ............. 31Home and Business

Improvement *>rv!res ..... anBuilding and Re mode lint ... 49Wulldlno Material .... ...... 43Equipment Rental* ......«... t*Plumhloa Services .... 45Gardening and Landscaplnt .. S3Nurseries ............. <4Carpet Cleaning ............ 57Moving and Mover* .......... 5».Instruction . . .. ............. *f)Theatrical .. ..... «iOreM Maklnf, Alterations .... *3Child Care .......... 44Miscellaneous Service* ........ 45

MISCELLANEOUSFurniture . ............... 13*Purnltur* Wanted ............. 1J7Mattrt»«es . V* Ruts, Carpets, Floor Covering 13» Appliances . . .. 147Radift, Television ........Radio and T.v. Service Equipment (Stores and Office) S^Wlno Mwrhlnes , ....Musical Instruments

(Sales and Service) ......... 'Photo ^upoites ......Pets, Poultry and Suoplv .....Boats, Saks and Services ......Sporting Goods ................

" Trallar* Wanted ...............Trailers for Sale ..............Trailer Servlca ................Trailer Rental* ................Trailer Parks ...............Trarfor For Sata ..........Clothlno and Ipwalry ........ 'Miscellaneous for Salt ........Swap* .........Mltcellar**!! Wanted ........

AUTOMOTIVETrucks for Sale ... Trucks for Rent .. Trucks Wanted Motorcycles tor *«l Motorcycles Wanted Auto Repairing Auto Parts

Announcements 2 guilding, Rtmodaling 42

TERRIFIC BUYS

At t-he Family StoreSR In. wide clear plastic, for furn­ iture covering and different pur­ poses, 4*c yd. Pillow ticking feath­ er proof, *>e vd. Fruit of the Loom bordered print, different col­ ors and patersn, 59c yd.

Any kind of trim you wantFor the RIGHT PRICE,

with experience 14 years Inbusiness.

SAME LOCATION STORE OPENS 1:30 A.M.

CLOSES 6:30 P.M. SMALL EXPENSES

SMALL PRICES

The Family Store1*73 CRAVENS FA 1-777S

FAMOUSDISHWASHER

Nicolene Axtell. Now Mrs. McCamlsh

191 E. 713th StreetTorrance, California

personals 15

ISPJANOTWe Will stnre a_plsno in

your home FREEWHITMAN PIANO CO.

174« W. Adams Blvd. RB. 1-7319 Open d»tly till 5:30 p.m. * Sun

fTt 17* 180 1M

1S...........wanted .......... i«l

Automeilles for Sal* .......... JOO

^nneuncements

TIRIO OF STANDING BY A STOVE! TIRED OF THBSF. ENDLESS DAYS OF PREPARING MiALS! I KNOW A WONDERFUL WAY TO RELAX. EAT WITH CHARLEY AT U?!5 CABRILLO AND YOU'LL EN­ JOY THE FINF FOOD AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE WITH NO WORK, NO STRAIN, NO PAIN.

VACATION'S MORE FUN

When you h«ve WHMA'R BEAUTYSHOP get you all set for admiringlooksVacation Budqri W«v»

Cream OH Permanent. ta.M Before leavlno dial DA A1711 far a fresh-up on vour return! UJJ w. Anahalm, 1 blocks East of Western

To

Start

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Want Ad

Qial

FAirfax 8-2345

HALL FOR RENTParties, receptions, dances. Bar open to public. Frt* rtanclno ev»rv Saturday night. Music by M«l Cortes.

American Legion1109 Border FA. 1-9726

FEMALE German shepherd. Pet and watch doe. t vrs. old. Curled tall. Brown And gray. Nami, Dlna. Re­ ward. Call

FA. 8-1*40 PAUL'S CHEVROLIT

FEMALE "toy Collie. "Rln." Lost July 4th. «Jnd St., Harbor City. Re­ ward. HA. 5-5531 or DA. 4-7653.

LOST: Female puppy. Mixed SheP- herd-colll*. 4 month* aid. Hark, brown with white chest. Collar but no license. Answers to "Lassie." Raward. DA. e-4327.

BEAUTY skin. Eliminate* wrinkle* In An day* or money back. 10$? W. Itth St., L.A. 44, Calif. PL. 2-7021.

frantportatien II

It Costs No MoreThe New

HAWTHORNE TRAVEL SERVICEAfants for

Greyhound All Railroad*New Addras*

W S. HAWTHORNE BLVD. OR I-4424 OS a-WTJ

'Free Ticket Delivery'

professional Service 3*

PHOTOGRAPHYReasonable prices. I 5x7 free to each customer.

Montes PhotoCall for appointment. FA. I 1»S»

and Butinett Improvement Service* 40

Cement WorkPATIOS. ORIVFWAYS I!TC.

Dump Truck Service- Rnck

Top Soil - Fill DirtFA 1-9394

CALL 7 DAYS A WffK

PAINTINGCOMMERCIAL «. RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES FA Mm

CONCRETE ft CARPENTRY. Any & all kinds. Urge or smajl. Call FA. 1-.10W.

PAINTING and decorating. Room SIS, trim extra. Alto Stucco painting Free estimate*. DA »»374

guilding, Remodeling 42

CEMENT WORKSmall lob*, patios, step*, walks and wall*. PR.

PAINTERInterior and exterior painting givenprompt attention. DA 4.M71.

andCARPENTER work. Framing finish. Licensed contractor.

DA. 33163

AdditionsComplete building

serviceIncluding permits and

plans100% financing, FHA terms. 5 years to pay

Paul's ConstructionCALL DAY OR NIGHTFOR FREE ESTIMATES

DA 4-7949 orDA 5-0001

PANELTHE

LIVING ROOM '«r other room yourself for new charm and value.Materials to panel average 12x18 room in ASH less

than

$100Full aluminum screen doors, including IDEAL hardware

$14.50

Action LumberSee us for quality lumber

«t bargain prices20322 S. Western

Torronce , FA 8-5133

Linoleum Asphalt TileFree Estimotes

FR 8-2684Why f!»M tratllc? Shop nl home. Just a call K a Custom *Floor Cov- arlnes representative rome* tn v«ti. Expert Installation All hrandv la- hor A, material ouaranteed. I yri. In South Bav area.

Licensed . Insured Custom Floor Covering

ROOM ADDITIONS & Family rooms

iV Bedrooms fr Kitchens

^r Baths Free Plans and

Estimates 100% Financing

Alter Blda. Co.FA 8-0376

Family RoomsGARAGES

No money down, 100% rHA flnanringSpecialising In room addttlens jtar1» years. Thousands »f satisfiedcustomers. You'll be pleased witheur low trices.

FREE ESTIMATII PHONE NOW

TE 4-5256 PL 3-3701 Marshall Builders

CONCRETE

BLOCK WALLSC*m«nt «t Brick

FR. 9-2025CABINETS for your home or 6»tlft

manufactured In my home work­ shop. For estimates call Lloyd, after A p.m. or week enfls.

TE 5-eJt?

<r HOUSfS -ft. OARAGES ft ROOM ADDITIONS

A-1 contractor. ReasonaMe prices.

guilding Materials 43 guilding Materials 43

LUMBER SPECIALSShort* -niS', 10', ir PIMrglassivi?'s Pinei»» PINFJx4 REDWOODi"xt" RBDWOOOlx« SHFATHINf,

7»c so., ft. . _ . . 3*C t<\. fl. <V'-r^'xl' PLYWOOD

II fi« »»13. M

..... 15.4J

Employment Offered (Men)

Employment Offered 70 (Men) 70

MAINTENANCE MACHINISTSMust be experienced on'B and S

screw machine repairs m

DAVENPORT OPERATORSMust Make Own Setups

THREAD ROLLERMust Make Own Setups

TOP RATES FOR QUALIFIED MEN Generous Vacation and Paid Holidays Free Top Medical and Life Insurance ^

Benefits. No Parking Problems CONTACT MR. PEARCE, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Phone DA 6-8110 HI-SHEAR RIVET TOOL CO. .

8924 Bellanca Ave., L A.East of Westchester, One-half block south of Manchester Blvd.

plumbing Services 45

Wm. Punt Co.PLUMBING

HEATING Ph. DA. 4-4951

PROMPT EXPERT 8ERV7CEGarbage Disposal

ThermostatsWater Heaters

Floor Furnaces 15410 S. WESTERN

and

Landscaping

TOP SOIL DARK SANDY LOAM

ANDFILL DIRT

XCAVATING. GRADING Pump truck service. Vector w«rk and clean up

FREE ESTIMATES OS 6-6041

RETIREFrom hack breaking yard work! When BUD takes over you'll beam with pride at results.

COMPLETE LAWN SERVICEMonthly Rates from $10

Mowing Edging FertilizingClean-up - Renovating - Rotolllllng

Let us GREEN UP your lawn"GRACE" FA H-2MO "BUD"

Closed Mondays

EXCAVATING and grading. Fill dirt. Trees removed. Trash hauling. Charles Gann. FA M74S

£arpet Cleaning 57

GLENN JOHN, rug end upholstery cleaning. All work performed on your premises. Day* PL 3-13*4. Eves. PL 1-554V.

WALL-TO WALL

Carpets Cleaned

5c Sq. Ft.Alse 3-dav pickup and delivery on looae rue*. All work guaranteed and Insured.

FR 2-7714

Instruction 40

GROCERYCHECKERS

Meat WrappersVOU CAN EAftN U* TO

$130 a Weeki2 CHECKS A YEAR

<r Sherf, Inexpensive cfturse•te Ea*y payment plan & Latest market equipment•ff Day and evenlne classes•fr Free placement service

Many new markets openlnt In this area.

South Bay Trade School 14411 H'vrhorne hlvtl.. i.awndale

FR 6-9413CO/vVTECH

HO* 1= Ollv*. Comrton

NE 8-6102Open Evenlnts It Saturdays .

Learn...WHILE YOU

SLEEP

Earn...While You

SLEEP

FA 8-8679Summer Tutoring

California credentials. Teach all. 4th te tfh grade suolecU In my hgme. Call

FR 8-4192

VIOLIN lessons. Beginners end ad­ vanced, Prof. Vledo Koiltsch. 1AJ03 S. Malldale ave , Gardena. Phone DA. 3-4*04 for appointment.

BXLLBT CLASSES Banners.

DA 4-7150

TUTORING, any sublets. Export, certification teacher. Reasonable.

YOUNG man wanfed. Some radio or TV repair expP-- ience for part time work. Can become full time.

DA 3-7535

WANTED AT In Torrance. Write Rawlelgh's, 4707 E. 49th St., LOS Anoeles 5*

Employment Offered

(Women)

WOMEN *Earn money at home spare time. Pleasant work. No selling. Must have I-party line. $1 per hour.

For Interview Cafl FR 8-1480

Secretaryfor Comptroller. Hawthorne. S3SO » *37$ to start.

NCR-3100S355 ur Qr

Alpha Beta Personnel Agency

Ul Cabrille FA.

OPPORTUNITY fsT wamen with telephone tales solicitation exper­ ience. Hourly wage plus commls. sien. Full or part time. Apply in person at Torrance Pr«««. 140* Craven* ave., Torrance.

WOMEN, 11-50. needed as electronic assemblers. Qualify In 3 wks. Barn »300-$400 mo. OR. 4-3313.

REGISTERED NURSEFor Doctor's Offic*.

FA. I-&US

Employment Offered

(Men end Women)

"The Job to Fit the Person,the Person to Fit the Job"

WOMFN* Stenot, S77S to S32SGeneral office, good typing, Inv

agency, exp. Open Typist, export division, heavy, W71 Combination typist-bookkeeper, ] to

3 d«vs p«r wk. » to 5 »1J »*r d«v R.N., doctor's office, no lafe SJW>

to IMS AMEN ^

Chief Timekeeper. Remington Randknowledge. College. tftOO.

Hardware salesman. $433 Want man wnh civil engineering

knowledge. Interesting temporarywork. Good salary.

HERMA TILLIM Owner-Manager

TORRANCEPERSONNEL

AGENCY1628 Gramercy FA 8-530

JOBS WAITINGALL JOBS WITHIN 7 MILES

FEMALEIBM KEY PUNCH (or Male) TYPIST, 7-3 day wk. Perm. DRUG STORE elk. FULL CHG. Bookkeepers <7> WIRERS and solderers. Many, to 40 INSURANCE. 1 girl etf. exp. SECRETARIES, 11-31 veers MANY JOBS-ALL REAL CLOSI CLERK-TYPlifT, many, type $0 DICTAPHONE TYPIST

MALE"A" MACHINlSTS-englne 3 ^ REMINGTON k*y punch set upjVk

FREE JOBSTYPIST RECEP. Type AO SECRETARIES, 7 to SS. NCR .1100, 7 to 3VTEMPORARY VACATION RELIEFSERVICE. Need good stenos.

B.E.S. AGENCY4St S. 101 Highway, Rtd«fW»a

Advertising Is On»of +h*

Great OpportunitiesOffered to -

Men «nd Women

The Tf»RRANCB PR PS* he* wonderful par* tlm* position op>n In their classified t»ot. for cr*a tlve. neet appearing person, who likes to me*t the public.

We nefd top -netch man or wo­ man with previous classified s«M- ln« exP»rienre. it's an outside lob. » car is necessary.

Apply in Person today. See Miss Carttr at *ur m«ln office, 1*9* Cr«vens, Torranct. No phone call* pleese.

Service Associated Agency

. PBX operator

NCR 31W>Silk Plnishar

Stetlstleal Typist

L.F.

If:?5

*< L.P'.»c I.F.

12c B.F. *fcx« V.J. SIDING V.C L F. SCREEN DOOR, Nr

7, ... . . .,.,. , M.W each I RBDWOOO PICKIHRKOWOOO PPNCE^ ALL CLEAR, ORV aOARpV- CUT TO $IZI

Free Istlmate* on Installallen-PHA Terms Paint Reduced UP to M"t-

aOOD USED MATERIALSWINDOWS t FRAMES 4'x4'»" M.50 r'xJ'' >' > r DOORS WITH FRAMSS i3.M J"»4" UP to 4', tt 1"x4" TAG 'C LP. I i"x8" OR I"x10"

AFFILIATED LUMBER CO.1M» TOrranc* ilvd. - Torrance - FA 8-1U4

V* iLOCK WEST OF WESTERN ON TORRANCfi §LVO H6URI: 1:36 te S:30, Includlnt Saturday Sunday 'til J-CI»»ed

^NIDOW SHADE FACTORY

All tin* II" to M" Cusiom made

i,'Alhirt)tiont~63

TAILORING, alrertfi»ns, dress mak­ ing,- button holes. IJ1 w. lelth at., DA. 3-73#1.

Bring This Ad and SAVE 10%

ONE DAY StftVICI

TORRANCEPAINT & FLOOR

COVERING

15,000 t* 17,000 Uiad red tricks.Phane

FA

plumbirtf Services 45

Furnacas, Water Heatars.Fw information call

Torroncd Plumbing1418 Marcalina Ave.

FA 1-4444 FA 8-2654

CHOOSt OO/>O WORKtRS through Torrante Press WANT ADS. Lei an experienced ad>wrli*r «»<l^t you with the wording. Phene PA 8rJJ4S

t

ChljdjCere

YOUR MIND'S AT EASE

when your ch'M is at SMALL FRY KORNFK NURSERY SCHOOL Cln*e attention to health ar-d haMti Every precaution taken to assurf safety and happinm. $1$ per week, Includes nourishing snacks and lunches. Corne see t"! Corner Prairie ind H« st. (1 bIK. south «f imperial hwy.)

OS S-4J71 ____

CHILD CARf. 3 VMrs «nd olfler Pre-scnMl tralnlne Licensed

OA. » S4»4

LADY wants child cere for r«*m ft »Mrd 4 small salary Evfttrlenctd. Reference*. Tu*l. or Wed., 10-4 p.m. PA. 1-7477.

Machinist ' Re«i-<t«r Nurse

WelderHvaramatle Mtchanle

Entlneers Draftsman

1623 CRAVENS AVE. TORRANCE ^

FA fi-9590

"HEY, GALS!Fgctory Gals

S' 4 TALL ALL SHIPTS.

Lawndale Employment Agency

14918 Hawtnorne Blvd.

Situation* Wanted (Womtn)

COLLEGE ja needs summer ioh £xp. In stenographic & sa<*s work 0*»«nd«ble. FR. «Jiss Sue '

EXPERIENCED, rellabl* woman.Irenlne, 75 cents hour. Bahy sittint.

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i Electronic Assemblers, Cxp*r)en««d,local.

I Registered Nurse. Around SU5. | Stenes t. Secretaries. Cxi

Alpha Beta Personnel Agency

1*11 Cakrillo

SUPER MARKfTS need. ftr«*«rv checkers See our art in Class M for the address 4 phone Af our lacj

_ Maratt V«U