D-2 Rick Nelson to Headline Country-Western Concert · for the Shrine Auditorium, okee Indian...

D-2 PRISS-HIRMD MAY 31, IMP

r»-H 47S»Foreclosure No. 67-297

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE On the 7th dry of June. 1967. HI

UM hour of 11:00 A.M. 1_at the of- Mie of OARDJBNA IBtVlCB COM- PANT. located at IWOt Western Avenue. City of

of the United it the time of

Rick Nelson to Headline Country-Western Concert

Rick Nelson and George As a special attraction for I ventures of Ozzle and HarJones will headline the RGBS the family, Charley Gray riet" series, and a popular '«"«. county of LOS Annie*, stat. Country Spectacular, alated Bag to, a member of the Cher- recording artist, is irnaking fiJJr"0"1"' «*r«-«'*-« a* M. for the Shrine Auditorium, okee Indian tribe, and his his country music debut as "" SatiutfftT, June M, * I p.m. wife, wiM perform authentic headlioer in the show. Glen Campbefl and the DO- ritual dances. * * lards round out the bill that Nelson, a veteran of tele- JONES 'AND the Jones will tafar* four complete vision, having portrayed him- Boy*, consistent duo-Mop- bandi tad shows.______ self in the long-running "Ad- pen, will fry in from Nash-

ville for the one night ap­

By TERRENCE OTLAHERTY

pearance.Although new to the coun­

try field. Nelson had » Coun- &.NNA

rtaln Deed__ ---_. __ COTTONE BROS.^ONST. CO.. a partnership. asTruttorU). to GARDBNA SERV­ ICE OOin'ANT. as Trust**. _ to

The nominees for talari* tire"); BU1 Coeby and Robertsion's Bmmy Awards have been announced and, as us­ ual, they exceed in number the total payroll of the Los Angatae City Hall. The Ein my is an industry award vot­ ed by members of the televi­ sion colony, mostly in Hol­ lywood, tat ateo in New York and half a doxen other cities, including San Francisco.

Much can be learned about the state of tffe-lsioa today from a look at the nomina­ tions. For example, in a me­ dium that floods the video channels of America every day and night of the year, the TV Academy could find only three nominees for Best Sup­ porting Aotor and Actress. In any heetthy theatrical organ­ ization the supporting perfor­ mers are not only plentiful but they are vital to its suc­ cess. Thi« is a measure of the sickness of the dramatic pro-

Gulp ("I Spy").There are three writing

categories Drama, Comedy and Variety and three mu­ sic categories Composition, inductors and Arrangers. Jut in the vital area of art direction there is only one nominee (Tom John for "Death of a Salesman,") and he must compete against a costume designer, a make-up man and two special effectsmen for a "Crafts" award!

IN THE AREA of Outstand­ ing Dramatic Program there are six entries: "The Glass Menagerie," "The Final War of Oily Winter," "Death of a Salesman," "Mark Twain To­ night," "A Christmas Mem­ ory" and "The Love Song of

Quit,"a song he wrote caned "You oared to the top of thecharts.

Jones and tbe Jones Boys

keeps them OB the best sell ing lists on a perpetual basis. Some of the best-known Jones* hits Include "The Race Is on," "Love Bug," and "White Lightning

* THE VERSATILE Camp­

bell, long considered one of the nation's leading guitar players, has added top-selling vocal hits to his collection of achievements. The former "Shindig" regular did much to bridge the gap between so- called "pop" music and coun­ try music.

By popular request, Dillards, folk-comedy group will make a return appear­ ance on the show. They do- lighted the audience last fall

1H4. and recorded on June 1. as Instrument No. 1058,

T3739. Page VTI. of Official In the Offlo* of the R«- r of Los Angeles County, State tllfornla. which Deed of Trust

th* Not* secured thereby are low .owned by JOHANNA OLSON

.. ___.. *nd Election . __ the described real property under the said Deed of Trust was

aa Instrument ecords of the

i&£

. Tmnei «_ _IAI_ AI_ BWI uicn ruiiucrat a RGBS show with their*, mjm bookhomey-type of humor and

Bernle Rempinski" In these blue-grass approach to Coun- and in tike Best Single Per- - ee fonnance nominees, the in­ dustry can take pride; how- try spectacular are H $3,

and $2 and can be obtained iy mail order through KGBS, <»**,!duct on TV today.

*THE CONTINUING decline

of opportunities for actressesin television is indicated bythe nominees for Outstanding Performance by an Actress ina Dramatic Series. The Acad­emy could find only threeBarbara Bain in "Mission Impossible"; Diana Rigg in theBritish-made "Avengers," andBarbara Stanwyck in "TheBig Valley. Two cliff-hang-ers and a Western.

From the nominees forOutstanding Actor in a Dramatic Series, it is dear thatthe best human qualities donot sell on television todayThe "outstanding" series acting is being done exclusivelyin the area of cunning andstealth: Martin Landau ("Mis­sion Impossible"); Ben Gazzara ("Run for Your Life")David Jansaen ("The Fugi

ever, iney coroutine nxuuiyall the possible contendersfor a fuU year of program­ming.

These are the Best SinglePerformance nominees: Shir-ley Booth in "Glass Menager­ ie"; Mildred Dunoock in"Death of a Salesman"; LynnFontanne and Julie Harris in"Anastaatta"; Geraldine Pagein "A Christmas Memory";Alan Arkin in "Love Song ofBarney KempinsW"; Lee J.Cobb in "Death of a Sales­man"; Ivan Dixon in "OilyWinter"; Hal Holbrook in"Mark Twain Tonight," andPeter Ustinov in "Barefoot inAthens."

In the area where televi­sion is most successful thedocumentary there1 aw'tWdcategories and 18 nomina­tions. This long-overdue rec­ognition is the most encour­aging aspect of the Emmynominations for 196647.

Free Lance WriterCites Open Field

There an many opportuni-MA* AumlHnrf tVi* frAA-lBltjid

dren's book, "Nabob and theflaranltim " nifilrh iritipc flnr

or any Mutual Ticket agency.

Carson's Musical To Open

PuMlC Notice Public Notice Public Notice

»....^nbidder for canh In lawful money

' States, all payabl* Ml«. the real prop-

In the City of Tor-

en»t 58 feet of the north 107 nlshed lor the pur fMt of Lot SO of Tract (38 as p«r offices ol the Oounl

rd*d In Book IB Pag* in.- ,,_ -n th* office of th* county recorder of said county.

Th* M!« will b« mid* without covenant nr warranty regarding "" !. possexxtofi, nr encumbrance*

untlsfy the obligation* securedand pumiinnt to the power

-...- conferred in that c Of TruM executed by

ll-at Pane 6*'am, official R.

reUphon*

th Western Avenue____ 17ft

ina. California 80247 328-M01

Secretary

HT. May 17. 24. 81. 19S7

UNDER DEKD Of THUS TF 23558

Loan «.387»i la hereby ml v * n that DK TITLi: COMPANY, A

I ted Partnership us trustee, or successor trust**, or substituted --- pursuant to th* deed of

ecuted by KENNETH AH «.. ON BARCENILLA AND RUTH trie ANNA BARCENILLA, husband and

wife and recorded April 28. 1964 book T3658 pace 286 of Official

' In the office" of th* CountyJecorder of Los Angeles County, California, and pursuant to th* Jotlce - - - - -

Sell th>f Default and Election to

ereunder recorded February . . . 7Q of; page 70 will sell.

Coun 1

PH—4(01WOK

COUNTY IMPROVEMENT NO. 23M-MNOTICE INVITING BIDS

Notice Is her i'by given that the Board of Supervisors of ty of Li>* " ' ' ' ' ' - - - ' - -i Annie

tructlon of curb, MKltary sewers

Itruotures Avenue and

ofor

. th*_ ^ n ldlng,

unti

given ereby

gutter, driveways, Tn County Impro

Invites eealed proposal* or bl<ls Curdrainage structure MOi-H, Mmriiios*,

ht* of way In accordance with UM tanns and sad SMdflcatlons (or aald ImpravMUDt. s, will br received by the Clerk sT»*_Bos,r<l Mto Counter, Room 103 Los AnnUs County

W**t 2nd Street. Los AnceM, OallfornJa a.m., on the~«rh day of J u n e, iSrTT aad will b* . . . . .. _ . if. »t I "Jared by the County Engineer i

Hearing Room, Room 100. 1» said:16 a.m.

Lo* AngelesBuilding.

be submltteil on the blank forms pnapcMd and fur- Dose and which may be obtained M th* foUowlng

l««r

*900U

Public Notice Public NoticeEff.

p* tour (Me «ttMttv* 1/1/87) $458' Truck'of'less" than'""

iJr"" "cS5ibi»»'ii;_-- _ _ vouft .*..»....,.

10 tons ...........i....and Tinman ..

KMT4 yds. but leM

Driver of Road . Drlvsr «st Truck _

Less than ( ton*Tr* ioTruck Repairman Truck Refcalrnwa Helper ' DriTer of Water or - -

Under 2800 gals. ......APPRENTICE !__.._ __

The apprentice rate 1* by percentage of the journtyraen's rate Craft iBtervas 1st >nd 8rd «th 5th 6tb 7th 8th MhlOth

............or Tank-Type Truck:

43846853154 6S6

441 4.SS

after written notice thsU the contract has been awarded.to

95. 74 78 82 M M eompleted. accepted been made by the

__e discretion of the lompieted portions of

' not constitute

bids, ai to beet

.EVAILING WAGE SCAL.-. . Pursuant tn th* provisions of

rrnla. th* County Board of ~~te ol per diem *P*e* In. ___ _____

^§th^%r^OT*V^nffiKS and "irlirr*qui^lini.Vjjt ^^«J»1* rates be paid to all such workmen or mecMnies *m»loyed or engaged

The "p^oVlslons of Section 1775 of the Labor Ood* of the Bute of - --itatlng to penaltlea for paying less than prevailing wages

on the proleot. ... equipment and repel general provision contained here- and spealflcaUons o

. ._- , - - - ~ - ,- prevailing rate for overtlm* (overthn* shall be time ME6M-I"elght'Tiour.' p'e"; da'jTwTorlVFr^per^ek)."Ind thi;!*^ pre­

vailing rate for time worked on Saturdays. Sundays, and where1 sUBh tun* does not constitute overtime. _.

Tn*rt.tes of per diem wag** for each of the various classif-arton* of work snail be the herejnaTur set forth prevailing rates of hourly wtges plus the hourly equ and welfare, pension, vateight Eight hours shall constitute a days »_._ .. -. ._ that In the event that workmen are employed less than eight hours per day, their per diem wages shall the per diem wages herein eeta employment bears to eight hours FOREMEN All '

t of lay employer payments for health sad similar purposes multiplied by te a days work; It being understoodng u

ighteigh that fraction

rf hours.

said Official Records, ..... ...... ....June 8. 1967 »t 11:06 a.m., at theJOUTH FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE W I L S H I R E REXFORD-SUILDINff LOCATED AT 9301

Tickets for the KGBS Coun. c^^oV^S-vE^S?' MXCOUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA at public auction, to th. highest bidder for

at the time of ' ' of th* United _______

_, ---__. __ _ _. -_, _>. and Interest, con-r«llfnrn1* Mn<l/> reyed to and now held by it underCalifornia HUSK, ,_& AttA ta ,_,, j>nrc*&r situate

In aald County and State described s* follows:

Lot 882 of Tract 18778. as per map recorded in Book 551, Page* 80 to 43 Inclusive of Maps. In the Office of the Recorder of said County.

AKA: 11806 Ania Ave., Torrance. California.

Said sale will be made, but with­ out covenant or warranty, express or Implied, regarding title, posses­ sion or encumbrances, to satisfy :he Indebtedness secured by said Deed, Including th* fee and ex- pensee of th* trustee and of the trusts created by said deed, ad­ vances thereunder, with Interest aa provided therein, and the unpaid

RIGOBRa-Sanv WELDERS Same APPRENTICES :

TITLE OF POSITIONBRICKLAYERS: . _

Bricklayer & Stone Mason..................$4.WHealth A Welfare lie par hour Pension Plan 12.4c per hour

Brlcktender ................................ 4.01Health * Welfare 21 Uc per hour Pension Plan JBc per Dour

-28c per hour _ per hour

. ____ -15c per hourForeman Differential: Not less than GOc per hour more than the hourly rate of the highest classification over which he has responsibility except "Pneumatic Nailer." Carpenter .................................. 4.SI

CEMENT MASONS: Health * Welfare 06c per hour VaoaUoo-Mc par hour <26c rff. 8/1/87) Pension Plan Me per hour Cement Mason Foreman: Not lee* than 500

NOTICE FOR BIOS ONSCHOOL auppLiis, IQUIPMBNYAND RKPAIRS

Notlee I* hereby given «ut Uu rd of KAvoatloa of the Torrani* [led 10000! DUtrlct of Lot A*. a Couaty will receive Sldt lor

PH—««oa40033

NOTICBOF SALE OF BONDS COUNTY IMPROVEMENT " NO. 2312-MHOTICI: IB HEREBY aivxit

B the JWktter of County Improve- *nt HO.TB12-M (218th PUce)

IMe, OaUfcroUL must b* submitted on

form furnished oy the -~m» ». education .must b* scaled and filed in the Business Office on er before Friday. June 18. 1»87 at 10 A.M. and will be opened

bllo at that time and place. _.. bid aggregating $1.000 or over must be accompanied by a cert'. fled or cashier's check for not less than 5% of the total amount of

ii £ppiiw ifiB i*iud7kw« or *j per list Ho* received up to 01* In UM Tuesday, the 20th da pje in u-eiy „ -j;e BoM.d of L _

tits County of Los Angeles, gtater- California, at its office at 388

all of Administration. 500 West

u/. and H

Carson High School, whose football team upset all con tenders to win the Los An­ geles city football champion­ ships, takes a shot at the kheatrtoat. world this week with a production of the Pulit- zer-Prize- winning play, "How To Succeed In Business With­ out Really Trying." Under the direction of music teacher i» cond"uVtIng Richard Schraier, the lead

Interest thereon from October 25, id tn said not*. 10. 1967

____>B TITtJJ COMPANY as such Trustee By WESTERN DEED COHPORATION By WAYNB H. MATHEWS. Authorised Officer

W May 17. 24. 81. 1887

of the Business Offlo* cad in ll*u of the above mentioned check, fU< with th* Tcrrance Unified Schoo District, an annual or continuing surety company** bond In the sum not less than 85.000.00 to Insure compliance with the terms of theli

bidders bond shall be given as i guarantee ihat th* bidder will com

1 with th* terms of his signed B«Jd ... and If th* successful bidder mrtof fails thus to flctnply with the terms »"? *» the form _au of the signed bid. after acceptance » >*«uaoce of boa

- -' - - - - - ' [on 7 of the Street* pd* of the State

___. _ ___ __ _____ __ __ *bes«. fcnds shall b*mate

-caitlon over which he has

t olaaal- ip.

Cement Mason ............................ .*4.80Cement Mason, chipping and patching...... 4.80Curb Form and Plank Better, including

setting of lines, stakes and grade*. ........ 4.80Screed Better, Including screed pins ....... 4.80Cement Floating and Troweling

Machine Operator ........................ 4.8SCurb and Gutter Machine Operator

(cement only) ............................ 4.80OPERATING ENGINEERS:

Health and Weifare 80o per hourPension PUn 30c per hour (_6c effective 7/1/87)Vacation-Holiday Fund jtte per hour

Foreman: Not less than 8w P*r hourthe hourly rate of th*Engineer classification 'excluding pr

posed ofplayer by Gordon Larson with ggBog ti^S?^i 0 u support from Sally Haines, David Tarling, and Stephens.

The show will run tomor­ row and Friday. Tickets, at

Karen ^SSLSfV S Snows1Melvin J. Oohdes. 1754 West 342nd

Street. Lomlta 90717. Calif.

writer in the rapidly expand­ ing field of technical writing,Judith Ransom Miller told tertaining introduction to themembers of the SouthwestManuscripters Club at their May 19 meeting.

Mrs. Miller, whoachieved notable success 'in industrial design publications, advised club members and guests that the market for

Among club members re­ porting sales during the pre-

has ceding month were Dorothy

articles of scientific and third printing.technical interest is virtually untapped.

In addition to her numer-

also recently authored a chil

each, will be on sale at thedoor.

educators have praised as an excellent and delightfully en-

unusual science of taxonomy.

White and Polly Booth. Earl Stowell reported that his re­ cent book, "The Magic of Mormonism," has gone into a

Local ManWinsUSSAppointment

Three appointments at U.S. Steel's Torrance Works have >een announced by William

The Southwest Manuscript- ers meet the third Friday of every month in Clark Sta-

ous articles, Mrs. Miller has dium Community Hall in Her-mosa Beach.

Five HC Instructors to Appear on TV's Scope

. Davis, general superlntend- ot. They are: Duane L. )'Dell, maintenance engineer; !dwin B. Justman, oreman and Howard 0. 'any, foreman - roll shop.

A graduate of Northrop In­ stitute of Technology, O'Dell received a bachelor's degree

Five Harbor College In­ structors will be featured next week on KABC's Scope

sentatioo will be a group ynamics session in American

writing led by English inctructelevision program televised structor Paul Balles. Theevery morning at 6:30.

Under the title "Harbor o Game to Reality," will fee College Presents a College ture a dozen student* disSampler" the instructors will appear on Channel 7 June 5 through June 9.

ussing the play "Who* Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"

Students on the panel areAppearing Monday, June 5, toris Wildes, Terry Foley

will be RicBard Bernard, in- Richard Moore, David Moore ...^ToesE ^ jTp ,? .*_.-« i. IT c u; *,,.., ,«^ R.r.,41 Mm. <e..* rv. n,..,,.,. " wue> ^lesi»f Uve in Bellstructor in U. S. History and Randi Mills, Sue Cohn, RogerPolitical Science who will talk on "Federalism and the Im­ perishable Mr. Madison."

Art instructor, Jon Cas- sone, will illustrate "Prob-

day, June 7.

Home Economics, will discus the changing complexity o the subject in "From Cauli flower to Concept."

Thursday, June 8, Don Ro gan, instructor of History an Western CivilixaUon, wU dis cuss "Justice Past and Pres ent."

Completing the week's pre-

rogram titled "From Book

PH 4774 CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS,

FICTITIOUS NAME Th* undersigned does certify he

' ' ' ilness at 1754 _ se. California,

the fictitious ^Irm ame of SERV-

_ at Operating der his direction

pay or differential

O%: All classiflcatlona employed in a tunnel will receive 28c per hour premium pay in addition to the regular rat* of pay.

nd Highways Code, for the acqul- Uon of rights of way and for ttie

obstruction of curb, gutter, walk. Trew»jr«, parement and drainage nwture* unftar the provisions of Municipal Improvement Act of

1«U bonds shall b* Issued for all mud assessments or portions lereof which amount to fifty dol-

ars (tW.OO) or over, and shall b* n flu respective amounts as set ortfc In th* wsessment for County iprovenWnt^fo. M12-M. S«ld into wMTba dated the 15th day Ifoy. 1887. and shall be«r in-

ereSt at a rate to be determined t the sal* thereof, provided, how- v*r. that ssid rate shall be the

same for all bonds, shall not ex- d the maximum rate of six per t (8%) per annum and shall be

. muUlplee of one-fourth (H) of ne (1) per o*at

bond* i*4 the coupons sh&ll b* iMued substan-

ithorUed for

forMted.dull b* n*en to sup

or *quliRn*nt pro- ,ur*d or grown In illfornla.

__ _ .j*«rT*t th* right _j My and all bids, or *ny p_

of a bid. and to waive Nany Inform _.,_ ... .t . ^.^ recei«d.Ivlduals dtslrlng to

jut time to time onand equlpm«t ahalwith Mid Budne

Torranc* Unlfl

Mattoxit Superintendent-

Unified School District

Dated Torrane^ California. Jun

OTAOT OF CALIFORNIA )

COLTTTT OF LOS ANOBUB8) Subscribed an# sworn before Tie

.ind hau extend over a

Bin* (9) years from ofJ

ite. and an even ai m of me principal

shall be payable, by second day of It after, the next ~

d. and th* tiitereat >le semtsamuuly. by

_ _B second days ~ruly. respectlvelvblowing -

.S4.3S

SUte of California. Los Angeles County:

On M*y 8. 1887. before me. _ Notary Public In and (or Raid State, personally appeared Melvin J. Goh- de» known to me to be the parson whose name Is subscribed to the within Instrument and acknowledged he executed the same. ;8EAL) EDNA MULLIN.

Notary Public My Cnmmu-slon Expires Nov. 8. 1967

W May 10, 17. M, 31, 1967.

1964, and began employment at Torrance Works the same rear as a management trainee. He was assigned to the roll- ing mill warehouse in Octo­ ber, 1965, as a turn foreman, the position he held a» the time of his new appointment.

O'Dell, his wife, Clare, and their two children, Lori and David, live at 1237 W. 213th St., in Torrance.

Justman joined Torrance Works in October, 1966, as amanagement trainee. He and

PH 47»2CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS,FICTITIOUS NAME

The undersigned does certify sheIs conducting a business at 2115

nla und«. . _ __________Of VENDCRAFT OF CALIFORNIA CO. and that said firm Is posed of the followlni whose name - - residence Is _____ . _.

GBNEVIEVB F. HOLT, 2957 West Street. Torrance, California.

May 16. 1967. Genevleve F. Holt

State of California, Los Angeles County;

On May 18. 1*67. before Notary Public in and for said personally appeared Oenevlrv* F. Holt known to m* to b* the person whose nam? Is subscribed to the

Instrument and acknowl- he executed the same.

(UAL) Sonla Schwsrti. Notary Public My Commission Expires April 14. 1988

W May 17. 24. 81. June 7. 196?

g person, a place of

me. a State.

Amey, Mick Luerkin, Albert laddy, Odell Milligan, and

Virginia Berry. Currently in the process of

ehearsal and taping is a five-

Public Netice

lems in Drawing,"; Wednes- part series devoted to Har-wr's widely recognized pro-

Tuesday, June 6, Mrs. Le- (ram for student nurses, nore Eisenstein, instructor in Titled "A Day In the Life ol

a Student Nurse" the pro­ gram is being directed by a nursing staff composed of Mrs. Amy Coury, Mrs. Sally Gay, Mrs. Mary Stapley, Mrs Barbara Wright and Roberta Undberg. Photography is be­ ing done by Norm Jacot. The program will be televised in mid-July.

OF BUSINESS, US NAME

does certify eh business at P.O

ps Verdes Peninsula,

omposed of th

State, penonally appeared Joan 1 Kincald. know* to me to CT th person whose name is subtHrtbed th* within Instrument and arknow edged ah* executed th* same.

(Seal) Dorothy K. Sumowakl.Notary PublicMy Commission ExpiresApril g, 1968

I W-May 31: June 7. 14, 21. 1967

Air Compressor, Pump or General OperatorEngineer - Oiler and SignalmanHeavy Duty Repairman's HelperGroup 2 ... ................................ 4.82Concrete Mix Operator Skip Type Conveyor Operator and Beltman Generator. Pump or Compressor Operator

(2-5. Inclusive, porUbl* units) Generator, Pump or Compre**or

Plant Operator Sklploeder Whe«ltyp* Ford, Ferguson,

Jeep or Similar Type % yard or less(without Dragtype attachments)

Group 3 ...................................... ...4.86A-Frame or Wind. Truck OperatorDqulpment flioasinFord,' Ferguson or Similar Type (wtth

Dragtype attachments) . " Power Concrete Saw Operator . w *' Roes Carrier or Fork Lift Operator

Oroup 4 ....................._....._......... .4.97Asphalt Plant FiremanBoxman or Mixer Operator (Concrete

or Asphalt Plant) Power Sweeper Operator Roller Operator. Compacting Screed Operator detaching Machii

depth capacity. Boring Machine Operator Group 5 .................................... ._8>.18Asphalt or Concrete Spreading. Mechanical

"14.53

4.77

rren* J. 6ml t^ this ttth day <

Notary Public. IMS. th

My conmisston axplrts March .ft. IMS

W M«y 81; Jun* ?. 1»8T

Tamping or Finishing Machli Roller (all types ' ----- -Asphalt Finish

Asphalt Plant Engineer Grade Checker Heavy Duty Repairman P.ivement-Brear~ »d 0.1

t-Breaker Operator.I Mixinir Machine Operatorader ^Wh«el Type over H 3«rd,

,1J i.

PH 4806 CITY OF TOKRANCE

CALIFORNIANOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids on the INSTALLA- ION OF CURB. GUTTER. SIDE- fALK, DRIVEWAYS AND TREBT PAVING IN COIRDART VB. PROM 102 FT BOUTHBRLTo ana FT. SOTTTMBRLT OF 17701T. (Plan 8T-.188) will be received

n th» office of the City deik Cltv Hall. 1081 Torrance Blvd.

ntll 1:30 p.m. on June 13, 1961 id will be publicly owned and art tn the Council Chambers at

:30 p.m. on said dote. Engineer's atlnwte: K. 327 75. Plans and spe- KtcitMins available In Bnitlnerr-

Dept.. nboie addresr upon payment of XS (not refun'l«hle).

VBRNON W. COIL City Clerk

r order of Iward J. Ferraro. Itv ManagerId schedule No..: R67-J« "ted: May 17. 19R7 W May H. 31. 1M7

Tractor Operator Dragtype Shovel, Bull­ dozer, Tamper, Scraper and Pu*h Tractor, s «t

Group 6 .... ......................*...... .^.B-la ^Concrete Mixer Operator Paving. _i -J JJC, Concrete Mobile Mixer Opeh-tor '«b*»»5 EUevatinK Grader Operator Loader Operator Athey. Euclid. Sierra, .

Hancock or Similar Type Motor Patrol Operator (Any Type or Six*) Tractor Loader Operator, Crawler Type--i

All Types and SizesTractor Operator With Boom Attachments Trenching Machine Operator (over 8-foot

depth capacity manufacturer's ratlnsr) Universal Equipment Operator '"'

Back Hoe. Dragline. Clamshe.1. _ _. Derrick Barge. Crane, Pile Driver, Mucking Machine)

The necessity for th* use of an employ** ns a Signalman shjill be determined by the Contractor ^~ an Enerineer-Ollewho asalntB in giving or ._ _ by mechanical means (also By means ._ hand nlernn.s on excavation work) dlreot- Iv to the Operator of hoisting equipment

PH— 4*23NOTICfOF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN

thai a Public Hearing will b« h«U - th* Torr-nce City Councl

at 1:00 n.m.. June it. 1M7. in the Council Chambers. City Hall. Tor rani*, on the following matter

HeeJth 4 Welfare 21 Uc per hour Pension X* per hour (27c eff. B/l/JT) _.._, Vacation Plan 15c per hour (80a effective B/1/8T)

Foreman Differential: Not less than SOo per hour more than the hourly wage rate of the highest classification over which he has leadership.

Asphalt Raker and Ironer ................. .$8.91Asphalt Shoveler . _......._._....... . ....... I.W

PH 481*NOTICE TO BIDDERS

~ ' dul* B-8____Z7HEREBY GIVE!

da win i ba» rjBedv th* CJtl Clerk

OF G _. _ PRINTUD AN . _ LI8HED IN SAID CTTT for th fiscal year period beginning Jul ' 67 and endinr June 80. IMS

Bids will be publicly, opened1. 1967 and ending June 80.'

Bids will be publicly opened an read aloud at 2:30 F.H. on th ... Jn th< la the City RU1.

Speclfleatlons and bid forms are obtalnaMT In the office of the City

Dated Mds 24th day of May. U87 r order

^itfSJ1 J- City Manager City of Torrance

ON W. 000*W-g-Mmy 4. 1«ST

No. >W f 48M In the Superior Court of ..

State of California for the Counof Lea Angeles.

In the Katte. of the EstateP B R R T EDWIN JONHSPULRT B. JONHS. Deceased.

Notice U '

,«555B to the PeU r*f«r*ne* Is h*r*by " -

1967. at the court'room of D«pai o. A HAM1 ment Southwest "A" of the Bup«r- his separate lor Court of the State of Callfon fiT FLANAQ.for the County of Los Anger*** Clof Torrance.

Dated May 19th. 19*7.WILLIAM O. SHAH County Clerk and Clerkthe .kiperlor Court of t fornfac given to secure an StateoTcallfornla for the nmSr-iiSrvor of oSSk:

By B. J. Rice, Peputy BOCIATION an United Albert Isen ...-«» "«"« 18K Qramarcy AveniM Torranc*, California Attorney for Petitioner S-W Ofay 28, 81; June 4, 1887

Operator of Pneumatic and Electric Tools. Vibrating Machines and similar mechanical tools not separately

d herein ..........................r shorer ...........................urer Impervious Membrane

m Oiler ........................... 8.81aw Man. Exotudllur Tractor Type 1.11

er. Hiprhway an^ jftreet Paving.

classified herein Oibber or shorer Concrete Carer Impervious Membrane

and Form Olle Concrete Si Fine Oradr . ._.,....._, . _..,___._._

Airport Runway, and Slmll&r TypeHenvy Construction ....................

Flarman ..................................Guinea Ohaaer ............................Laying of all non-meUHle pine. Including

Sewer Pipe, Drain Pip* andunderground Til* ......................

M^cing and Caulking of ell non-nrnUlHc

Tarman and M Tr"e Clln"

mttibui

.empie Street, Los - Angetes Oall- }rni« 90013. for the purchase of nds to be Iraued In accordance" '

ltfH.|_»d Highway* _____*£ -.ft.*,""'.." PL Act °* id Divisjon 7 of tbe Street*

Dlvl- ays

'ornla.

ooupon. ary and

Ttoort^...! Sst selVe the"lSSe*t of owners of land included In th* lent district.

_ _^Nd must state that the bid- er off*rs sacrued Interest to the

date of deUvery. and state sep­ arately the praraUuB. if anv and th. nVjf fierert^fSe^r *,

Wd'for. Bach bid skall be e entire amount of said bonds

» : 1<_ln.rt* rate of Interest, and anr bid for leni than the entire-mount of Mid bonds or for vary- ng ratM oTlntersst w\n be ri- ected. Any bl* tor leas then par ind accrued interest to daUof de-

Uvenr rnnst aravide for an inter- it rate on ft* bonds of not Ices an th* maximum rat* of Uz (8) _r cent per annum. P5ym!S_ 4for »* d«Hv*ry of

of"oM C b? j"jg» 'n "» ottlc* A certlMed crou_nWs' ch«ck for

*.lu.B-2< ..tv't*> * " *!*« W ««"t 3%) of the amount of the bonds,

payable to the order of the Chair­ man of the Board of Supervisors must jK_eora»*ny ever? bid as a

e that the bidder. If suc- will accept and nay for

W ."_d-WJ*?*J» »?. Moepted

M ,rg_i~ NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'* 8ALK

On JUM 7.°Mg. (S 11:00 o'clockM..

.corporation, ̂ s substituted Trustee under the Deed of Trust BudA bv

led man,.« v. v_t_ci i^, each as led one-half Inte

August 7. 1968 -" 843 of ~

Angeles

PH 4824NOTICE OF A HEARING ONAPPJT''NOTICE is ::_

that a Hearing on heard before the '

J«

from A-l to R-2 and C-R on prop ertjr located at 4017 Hlckman DHv and described ai the south 9S.S3 feet of Lot IS on the resurvey of rhe R. O. Hickman Tract (nrevl-

tpprovtxi tor R-2 and R-P). persons. Interested In the matter are requested to ba

present at thf Hearing or to mib- mlt their written approval or dis­ approval to the Olty Clerk. City Hall, Torrance. California.

VERNON W. COIL City Clerk

W May SI. 1967.

and Mortannan .. ................. inmb»r. Faller. Cn*ln Saw operator, ureh Chipper and similar type

: ;.......iSmsly

Aftibova

PIPE TRADES

Porudnn Plan ............................Vacation & HolUay* ....................

Eff 7/ 1 ''*7Health & Welfare .......................Pension Plan ............................Vacation A Holidays ....................

Eff. 7/1/68Health & Welfare ........................P«-nBlnn Plan ............................Vacation & Holidays ....................

IS

?£* ? ' fr p*vrou1& - " "

8% of fr. payroll

.18% " " "10% of gr. payroll ta«t "

* .3E.ycn was /ecord.,^ _ . __. 19»T, in Book M2468 Page 8«, of Mid Official feetord*

Lo!,, An(feles County, will sell at public auction to the highs* bld-

:a»h payable 1* lawful . __ the United States of

America at the time of Mate, with­ out covenant or warranty expressed «r Implied, an to title, possession or encumbrances, the InteHat con- Wed to and How held by aald Trust** under sold Deed ef Trust, to and to the following Je^ribed

_-__._.. ROBERT O'DELI., LARRY CELMEM. AND L. JO­ SEPH OAMtA {er eon-_itlonii is* permit -to aHow eonatruotlon and ooerattan of a veterinary bos-

Northerly

nrewmt at me Hearing or to sub­ mit their written wiiwevalpr to- approval to 8>e City Clerk. CityIF.T

VBRNON W. COIL City Clerk

W M«y 81. 19«7

itherly H.oo f< 122.00 fMt of

102.00 test of Lot In the City of Torrai

ies, Stat* of^1, III UIB>f Los An

recorded in Book if, Maps, in the 5f-.ce oi.

Recorder M *ald^/isa.STff!*nns ofttSsa:l- said

-TARANTT

Attest HOWARDAn.«t. Secretary05931!W May 17. 34 ft 81, 19«7

OLCOTT,