THE TORRANCI HilALO NOVEMBER 15, 196)

Visitors Use El Camino as College ModelFrances J«mirs ProsonN Ail 'Arrliilccls Named for Expansion

I'aintmo. American!. on* In Itftil her Moihvneu Lamb _ B

Representatives of the Boardof Trustees of the JuniorCollege District of St. Louis

. County, Mo., vitited El Camino; College this wcik preparatory; to the beginning of the first

of a study in architecture, cur havericulum and administration of their

i'amtmg* Americana, a one In Itfol herMoihvi.ess Lamt woman s li o w hy Kramv- entered at the lireat Madonna James, a native Calif ornian Festival received boll) '.lie pur and local resident, will be | chase awarj and the most pop-

said shown at the American Vet ular award. "KSCORTIMi the visitors on ; erans I,odiu Building. 1958 i Miss James continue* to

already faced pioneer dayi."

durln.u Ruffin

Work at Little Conwanv of Mary

public junior college in tha i California is nationally noted Kl Camino and Merl F. Sloan.

trips throughout the

newly formed St. Louii trict

Mrs. Joseph Bastian and Guy and vict

Dia- l to be years khead in this most director of student personnel | important eductional area.Mn. Haitian (aid.

Verge and Clatworthy were of the pediatrics departnien'named as architects for the from 22 beds to 4fl bods, it iexpansion of the Little Com- anticipated the hospital wilpany of Mary Hospital at the erect a convent to house It

Southwest in search of subject!, regu iar moi? tj ns O f the advis- sisters who serve as nurses a'and their way-of-life that will Ory board. The building com- the hospital, according to

Also present during the I Miss James' career spans i disappear before this century mittee. headed by Sam Levy, George Schneider. president c'question and answer period ' more than 15 years of study ; u recorded was authorized to employ the the advisory board

junior college* in the state"Ol'R TRIP to California is

like a Journey to the center of tour of the campus were Dr. Compton l.lvd. Nov 16-18, 2 the world of junior colleges. Stuart E M.riee. president of to 9 p.m. Proceeds will go to;

the Kiwanis Ciub of El Ca-'

"We hope to learn from the was Dr. Wendell C. Black.~ Ruffin, secretary -..- ..--, - .~ president of the St. Louis i California colleges how to president of Harbor College.

Board have been touring Cali-1 solve some of the problems we where an earlier tour had ; fornla Junior colleges as part i will encounter and which they been conducted.

tea's last and independent In­ dian tribes, the Taos New Mex­ ico Indians

services of Verpe and Clat- Verge and Clatworthyworthv to prepare preliminary signed the present hospital fa-' A drawing will be hcl<t on

Nov 18 for a painting from the drawings for the project. cility. Recently the hospital collection. In addition to the expansion was cited by the Torrance

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Saturday, Jan. 26. 19f^ was et as the date for thr third nnual Founders D:iv dinner

e by the arranccment ommittee headed by .lames isceqlia. The dinner dance II 1 »ip held at the Prn and'Uill.Fred Mill. Gene Alfred, and

am I>evy wore named to the ndtistrial Building Fund Com- littee.James Visceglia. Gene Ai­

red, James Barret t. andeorge Schneider were ap-

iointed to a committee to make irrangements for the firs' an- ual outing of the Centurionlub

arson Areaibrarv Sols

Extra HoursThe Carson branch of the

Los Angeles Count v Public LI-Tary. located at 22102 Southtlaln Street, will be open andditional four hour* a week.egional Ubrarian Bettv Ijee

Addison announced today.The additional hours of

public service are being pro­ dded in response to the grow-ng use of the Carson library,lartimlarly patrons attendinglearby schools

Formerly the librarv closedit 5 pm. on Thursdav eve­

nings. Under the extended hours It will be open until 9

m. each Thursdav evening beginning today. Miss Addison uld.

With the new schedule In ef-'ect. the Carson branch will now be open Mondays through'rldays from 1 p.m. until 9

p.m.

Sam Hinton Sings Tonight

Stm Hinton, folksineer. will be featured In the Harbor Col- ege Forum program today at

8 p.m. In the college gymna lium.

Thtt marks his second ap­ pearance before a Harbor au­ dience as he previously ap­ peared at a summer program "or the students. Hinton has an unusual background for an en- ertainor. His full-time job i<

curator of the aquarium-muse­ um at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, one of the cam­ puses of the University of Cal­ ifornia.

Coming from t musical fam­ ily. Hinton as a boy set out to learn at many songs as pos­ sible. He was a member of a Major Bowes vaudeville unit which he left to complete his education at UCLA. Always in­ terested in nature study he followed courses that brought him to his present position as curator.

Hinton says. "I like folk songs both for what they are and what they represent. They art anjoyable to hear, they are fun to sing and they provide ui with an important link with tht past, making us feel that we. personally, are a part of humanity's history "

Admission for the program Is 50 cents at the box office.

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