Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 18

VALLEY NEWS Van Nuyt, Calif. Wadnaaday. July 1977 Judge Erwin J. Nebron smiles broadly and receives big kiss from his wife, Ruth, while friends watch in Valley News photo background. The judge turned 50 July 9, and was recipient of three different surprise parties.

News of Van Nuys and Encino The judge turns 50, and he gets three birthday parties By AGNES VIOLA DOW The weekend of July 8-9 is one that Judge Erwin J. Nebron will long remember. Nebron, who turned 50 on Saturday, July 9, was the recipient of not one, but three different surprise parties given in his honor by friends and relatives. The first party occurred late day afternoon, July 8, when his staff at the Los Angeles Court House honored the judge, currently presiding judge of all the Los Angeles Municipal Courts the largest such system in the world. Ice cream and homemade cakes were served while Judge Nebron received telephone calls conveying best wishes from his colleagues throughout the south- land.

On Saturday morning Judge Nebron's daughter, Cathie, surprised her father with an all- day outing starting with an early breakfast and continuing until late in the afternoon. While Nebron and his daughter were away, all was not quiet in the Van Nuys residence. His wife, Ruth, and Cathie had for many weeks been planning and preparing a variety of foods for a gathering of 50 of Nebron's closest friends. Cathie returned the jurist to his home late Saturday afternoon, only to be whisked away by his wife and another couple, the David Lehrers, who took Nebron off to the Sea Cove Restaurant in the west end of the Valley for an evening of quiet relaxation. But Ruth and Cathie had done their homework well.

While the Nebrona were dining out, Cathie and friends decorated the home, set up buffet tables and a dessert table consisting of four different birthday cakes each with one word written thereon which spelled, when placed side by side, "Happy Birthday Irwin 50." Nebron, a veteran jurist, was the supervising judge of the Van Nuys Municipal courts before his election last year as assistant presiding judge and his election this year as the presiding judge of the Los Angeles Municipal Court. CELEBRATION Jeffrey Todd Bronte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Bronte of Van Nuys, celebrated his Bar Mitzvah last SAtur- day morning at Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles.

TEN AREA residents have been elected into the UCLA chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, scholastic honor society. They are Bryan Joseph Axelrood, psychology major; Mark Henry Johnson, biology; Cynthia Kay Slocum, English; Scot David Bernstein, economics, and Alissa Schulweis, history, all of Encino. Others from Van Nuys are Gary Kenneth Marsh, communication studies; Jeffrey Lynn Oliphant, economics; Barry Alan Weiss, biology; Adrienne Beth Ehrlich, Spanish-linguistics, and Carol Elizabeth Leining, sociology. CARON L. GARCIA, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. William Garcia of Van Nuys and a recent graduate of Argyll Episcopal Academy, will enter Williams College in Williamstown, this fall. New assistant dean at Valley College named Lois A. Lewis of Agoura, who has been coordinator of student affairs at Valley College has been elevated to assistant dean in charge of community services by the board of trustees of the Los Angeles Community College District Mr. Lewis has been working in the field of education since 1953, when she came to California from Duluth.

where she was born. She taught one year at San Bernardino High School and from 1954 to 1961 at El Monte High School in the physical education division. She entered the community college system in 1963 as an instructor in physical education at Pierce College. In 1964. she was assigned to Valley College and served as an instructor until 1969.

It was then that she was appointed coordinator of student affairs. Mrs. Lewis received a B.S. degree at University of Minnesota, Duluth, and a M.A. degree in administration and supervision of higher education at California State University, Northridge.

"The community services field," she declared, "offersan opportunity for innovation, creativity and immediate response to community needs and interests. "Valley College has had tremendous success with the senior adult program and non-credit community services classes, both of and on- campus." Mrs. Lewis has two chilren: Ann, 16, and Mark, 11. LOIS A. LEWIS Gets promotion June building permit valuations increase Burbank building permit valuations last month were above those of June 1976, but for the first six months of the year the total dipped Last month 179 permits with a total value of SI.425.890 were issued.

A year earlier 160 permits valued at $1,243,433 were recorded. Major projects last month included a $170,000 dustrial building at 2507-11 Empire a $130,000 commercial complex at 2484 W. Victory a $75,000 restaurantat 1405 N. San Fernando an $80,000 office building at 1200 S. Victory Blvd.

Also two four-unit apartment buildings, one at 452 E. Cypress with a $130,000 permit and one at 501 N. SheJton St. at $87,000. In the first half of 1976, 983 permits valued at $10,173.312 were issued compared with 919 at 02,150 this year.

Genuine Uncle Sam revealed A documentary film establishing the fact that there was a "real" Uncle Sam has been donated lo the Burbank Unified School District by the Burbank Board of Realtors. "Uncle Sam" The Man and the Legend," narrated by E.G. Marshall, will beshown to schools within the district as well as parochial schools in the area. Aid center needs inexpensive new place to locate By ANDREW MERRILL Already plagued by financial woes, the Burbank Temporary -Aid Center now has to look for new housing. Loya Tax and Insurance Service, which has been renting space to the non-profit, social service organization at a nominal rate at its headquarters at 1301W.

Magnolia has given notice th'at the aid center will have to vacate the office by Aug. 15. Mrs. Sidney Spiegel, board president, is looking for another storefront or office, at as low a rate as possible, in a central location if possible. She can be contacted at the center or at her Burbank home.

The center provides emergency food and shelter for up to three days to those in need returning veterans, incapacitated workers, young people and senior citizens and helps them find jobs or other means of support. It has served more than 4,500 people since opening in November, 1974, cosponsored by the Burbank Ministerial Association and Coordinating Council. Police League group schedules July 24 picnic The July meeting of East Valley Police-Community Council has been canceled in deference to Police Athletic League Supporters (PALS) which will hold a picnic July 24 at Campbell Hall, 4533 Laurel Canyon North Hollywood. Hours will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

so that members of, PALS- may meet with police officers and their families, according to George Mason, president of East Valley Council. Free refreshments will be served compliments of PALS and additional food may be carried in, said Mason. Pictures taken at Police-Community luncheon recently at Sportsmen's Lodge are now available. For copies contact officer Mike Klein at North Hollywood Area Station. A delegation from East Valley under commander Capt.

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