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Community Directory of Churches LUTHERAN (continued) NORTHRIDGE-- First Lutheran, B344 Restda Rrv. Lowtll 0. Larson, pastor, 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Services; 9:30, 11 a.m., Sunday Scholl. St.

Foul's Lutheran, UCLA, 10530 Reieda K. Hartley Sulston, pai. tor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School; 1:30 and 11 Worship Service. PANORAMA Calvary, 8800 Woodman Rev.

A. R. Herbert Johnson, pastor. 1:30, 9:30 a.m., and 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School.

I Lutheran Church of the Redeemer (Mo. Synod), 14445 Terra Bella St. Robert Cardaro, pastor. 9 a.m. Sunday School, 10:15 a.m.

Worship icrvlcci. RESEDA-' Trinity, 18245 Kittridge Rev. Henry E. Elfman, pastor. Worship ierv- ices--S and 11 a.m., Sunday School, Bible Class 9:30 a.m.

Christ the King, 17400 Vanowen Rev. David Sward, pastor. 1:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Services; 9:15 and 10 a.m.. Church SchooL SEPULVEDA-Chapel ot the Cross, 10000 Sepulveda Elmer E.

Streufert, pastor. 9.15 a.m., Sunday School; 7:45 a.m., 10:45 a.m.. Wrrship. 7:30 p.m.. Worship Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 9440 Balboa Blvd.

Dcnald P. Schneider, pastor. 9:15 a.m. Sunday School; 1:15 a.m., 10:45 a.m., Warship Service, prC'School Sunday SchooL RESEDA-Holy Nativity, 18820 Victory Henry W. Reenitjerna, pastor.

9 a.m. Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Scmct. I SHERMAN OAKS-Lutheran Churrh at Sherman Oaks, (tester and Dickens Rev. William Wittrock, pastor.

8:30 and 11 a.m.. Warship Services. Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 13330 Riverside Drive; Rev. Charles Hasselbach, pastor; Martin J.

Iszlcr, assistant 9:30 a.m.j Sunday School; 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.. Worship. TARZANA-St. Johns Evangelical, 6220 Corbin Rev. Frederick Knoll, paitar.

10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School and Adults Class. YAM NUYS-Central Lutheran, Victory at Tyrone; Ernest A. Gjelten, pastor. 3:30 and 11 a.m..

Worship Services; 9:35 a.m., Sunday School for kindergarten through frade 12: at 11 a.m., pre-school mnt lower trades. 10 a.m. Adult Bible Class. First Evangelical, 4952 Van Nuys Rev. Elmer Klenk, pastar I and 10:45 a.n* Worship Services; 9:30 a.m.

Sunday School. It. Andrews Evangelical, (ULCA) 15520 Sherman Way; Rev. Ocorge A. pastor.

and 11 e.m. Worship Services; 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. ME3V3VONTTE, BRETHREN PACOIMA-Valley Brethren Church, 9292 Beochy Rev. James P.

Wiebe, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Warship. METHODIST CANOGA PARK-it. John's in the Valley.

20600 Roscoe Robert G. Williams, pastor. 9:30 e.m. and 11 a.m. Worship Service, Church School, eradlt through sixth grade, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; Junior High Class, 11 a.m.

First Methodist, 7304 Jordan Rev. Robert B. Wcirbacti, pastor. 9:10, 11 a.m., Worship; 9:30 e.m.. Church School for children; 11 a.m.

Church School for nursery, kindergarten, youth, adults. JCHATSWORTH-- i 10051 Topanga Canyon Rev. Robert B. Fahlman, pastor. 9:30 i Church School; 1:15 a.m 9:30 a.m.

and 11 a.m.. Worship Services. fNCINO-- St. Paul's, 5259 Newcastle Rev. Lawrence A Mlnihaw, tetter.

10 end 11:15 a.m. Morning Worship, 10 a.m. Church. School. Child care at 11:15 a.m.

GRANADA HILLS-10408 Balboa Rev Irwln Trotter, pastor. 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. Warship and Church School. p.m. Youth Fellowship NORTHRIDGE-- 18415 Hoisted Rev.

David L. Sharp. 9 a.m., Sunday School for nursery through sixth grade and for college age, 10 a.m., nursery through sixth grade, 11 a.m., nursery, kindergarten, junior and senior high 9, 10, 11 e.m., Worship; Youth, Adult classes. First, 18120 Saticoy Arthur Nagel, pastor. Warship and Church School, 9, 10, 11 a.m.

Youth meetings and Worship p.m. SEPULVEDA-Community, 15435 Rayen John A. Zimmer, pastor, Gerald V. Summers, Associate pastor. 8:30, 9:45 and 11 a.m.

Warship and Sunday School SHERMAN OAKS-14401 Dickens Rev. Oliver J. Werner, fester. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church School and Worship Services.

NUYS-- Erwtn St. and Tyrone Rev. Franklin Greene, pastor. 9 and 11 a.m. Worship Services and Church School Sessions.

WEST VAN NUYS--. 16643 Vanowen Rev. Floyd H. Zerbe. 9:50 a.m.

Sunday School, 1:45 and 11 a.m. Worship Services. "WOODLAND HILLS-- Shoup Ave. William I. Steel, pastor.

9:30 a.m. 11 a.m. Church School, Worship Services. MISSIONARY GRANADA HILLS -11263 Balboa Rer, Lawrence Pine, pastor. 9:45 Sunday School: 10:50 a.m..

Morning Worship; 10:50 Primary Church; 7 p.m Evening Service. IRESEDA-- 7901 'lindley Rey. Dwight Niiwander, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service and Primary Church; 7 p.m.

IVAN NUYS-14339 Hamlrn Rav. Ben A. Jennings, 9:45 Sunday School; 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service.

NAZARENE ICANOGA PARK -i 7121 Owtnsmauth Rev. George Growbute, pastor. 9:45 and a.m. Sunday School; 11 a.m. Children's Church, Warships p.m.

Evangelistic Service. HILLS-, Church ef the Noiarene, 9950 Balboa J. Thomas Betier, pastor. 9:30 i a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. Worship; 7 p.m..

Evangelistic Service HOLLYWOOD 12120 Strathern John Leih, pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday Shcool; 11 e.m Worship; 7 p.m. Sevices. Van Nuys Rev. Louis 0.

McMahen, pastor. I RESEDA-Erwin St. ot Wilbur Rev. Perry O. Pults, pojtor.

9:45 a.m. Sunday School; 11 a.m. Worship Service; 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service. NUYS-Hamlin St.

and Sylmar Rcr. H. J. Pensferd, pastar. PENTECOSTAL -PANORAMA CITY-Panorama Gospel Tabernacle, 14224 Nordhoft Rev.

Lee W. Robinson pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service.

VAN NUYS-. Apostolic Gcsoel. 14259 Calvert St. Full Gospel 1856 Kester Rev. G.

E. Rowlett, pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m. Evangelistic PRESBYTERIAN jCANOGA 22103 Vanowen Stanley F.

George. 1:15 a.m., 9:15 a.m. and 10:31 a.m.. Church School and Worship Service; 7 p.m. Youth Groups.

fNCINO-- Balboa Blvd. and Addison Rev. Scott T. Brawer, pastor. 9 and 10:3 1 a.m..

Worship Services and Church SchooL GRANADA HILLS-10400 Zelzah Dr. John P. Lee, pastor. 9:15 and 11 a.m., Churcl School and Worship Services. St.

Luke, 16200 Chatsworth Rev. Marvin A. Weishaar, pastar. 9:3 and 11 e.m. Worship Service, 10:30 a.m., Ceffec-Mlewihip.

VACOIMA-- 1- Canterbury United Presbyterian. Branford Rev. Aaron L. Paw ers, patter; 9:45 Church School and 11 a.m. worship.

PANORAMA CITY--', 14201 Roicoc Rrv. Charlet H. Jester paster; 1:30 and 11 e.m Worship Services, 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Church SchooL ITARZANA-- St. James, 19414 Ventura Rev.

Calvin A. Duncan, pastar 9 and 11 a.m.. Worship Services; Church School. VAN NUYS-; Cedros Ave. end Friar Rev.

Thomai I. Nalbach, patfor; a.m., 11 a.m.. Church School, Worship Service. Youth froupi meeting Sun- day evenings. VAN NUYS St.

Mark's, 17151 Sherman Way ot Leuiie Rev. Walter K. Robie. pastor, 9:30 and 11 e.m. Worship Services and Church School.

Child care. HILLS Woodlake Avt. Elementary School. 23231 Hattcros St. Rcr.

Alden McKet- vcy, 1 1 a.m., Sunday School and Worship Service. RESEDA--2 Kirk e' thr Valley. 19620 Vanowen Rev. Vaha H. Simanien, pastor.

8:30, 9:45 end 11 a.m., Sunday School, Worship Service. SHERMAN OAKS-Noble Ave. at Dicker" Sf Dr. Douglas D. Tiffany, pattest.

9:30 a.m. and 1 1 a jn. Church Schacl end Warship Service. RELIGIOUS SCIENCE WEST VAuLEY-- 7231 Dr. Warren BurHt.

mmhter. 11 Sunday Service WORTH HOLLYWOOD North Hotlywoad-Van Nays, WhiMttt Ave. Robert Scott, REFORMED CHURCH EV AMERICA CANOGA PARK -hr Reformed Cnarch, 22222 Soticoy Bernard Cranstiftg, pastor. 1C a.w. Su-idcy ScVwl; 11 o.TM, 7 -pm.

Ronch Cwnmanity Reformed Chmxh. 23350 Welbr Wey; Llsrd Vetmrnq, pttttm. ujn. Svneter Schdl; 11 am. 7 p-ra, Friday, April 7, 1961 Von Nuys (Colif.) NEWS--9-B; 'BUBBLES' ENTERTAINS VAN NUYS TWINS Putting on a private show for 3-year-old twins, Lorrie and Cindy Gaylen of Van Nuys, is "Bubbles" the whale at Valley Federal Savings and Xoan Association's recent Strat-0-Saver outing to Marineland of the Pacific.

Putting "Bubbles" through her paces, is twins' father Pvitchie Gaylen. With them are mother Helen, center, and aunt Mrs. Nancy Bird, left. "ELK OF A. McCabe, right, Van Nuys electrical consulting engineer, receives "Elk of Year" trophy from Louis J.

Miller, exalted ruler of Van Nuys Elks Lodge 2028. McCabe was presented award for service to lodge during past year. Top HonoT Awarded by Elks Lodge "Elk of the Year" award. presented by Van Nuys Elks Lodge 2028 has been awarded to Thomas A. McCabe, Van Nuys electrical consulting engineer.

The award, given annually to the member who has done the most for the lodge during the past 12 months, was presented by Louis J. Miller, ex alted ruler. McCabe a many hours of his i working closely with John B. Fergu son, architect who designer the changes of the lodge fa cilities at 14440 Friar Van Nuys. McCabe obtained all ma terials and subcontracts anc supervised all construction lodge officials said.

The "Elk of the Year" has been in the organization for 15 years. He is married anc the father of two children. He was assisted In his worl for the lodge by Charles Shel ly, another member of the lodge. Newsweek Publishes Interesting Report on State's 'Bumper Crop' ED XOTE: Under the California heading In National Affairs section of Its current Issue, the magazine Xewsweek publishes an interesting report on this traffic situation--with its attendant toll. "The article, titled "Bumper Crop," is reproduced for its particular value in an area, where influx of population daily adds more Tehicles to the streets the San Fernando Valley.

Man still outnumbers the automobile in California, but the cars are rapidly catching up. This will hardly come as a surprise to the bumper-to-bumper set who meet twice a day on the state's many freeways, but the Dept. of Motor Vehicles nonetheless offered statistical proof last week of the march of machines. At last count, said the department, the state's population was its registered automobiles, 8,681,162. But new vehicle registrations, the statisticians added, climbed to 489,824 last year--well ahead of the number of babies born in the state during the period California man is also letting the auto overtake him in another way by killing him off.

The state reported 3723 motor-vehicle fatalities last year. And from its voluminous investigations, the Motor Vehicle Dept. can describe statistically the driver likely to be at the wheel of the next death car: He will be a man, 21:5 years old, a tradesman, a or "blue collar" worker who drives 17,591 miles a year--with foot slammed down on the accelerator. Point of View 'Gitele': Slices of Life. Raw to Well Done Out of Fillmore Ansel of City of Hope By JAMES J.

PACKMAN JCdltor, The San Francisco "Please," I begged, "I want only to make a living for my children and myself." Betrayed and loft with two little girls by one gambling husband, then abandoned and left in debt by another gambling husband who disappeared after fathering her third daughter, Gubsie Kimball looked tearfully around the room at her husband's creditors; she saw little sympathy for an inexperienced woman who them $2,700 with only $1.300 in goods in her Fillmore Street stote, and $S3 in cash to meet the debt. Except-And this was the first good bieak in the life of ussie Kimball, a break that has paid off in untold good for thousands of people who have wondered about their benefactor and how she got that way. describes it so in her book, "Gitele" (that's what her beloved, patriarchal, invalid, immigrant father called her): "Then a tall, distinguished looking man In his thirties got up to leave and said, 'Let the poor woman have the store That one act of deep sympathy and kindliness toward a human being unknown to her was by Max Sobel, who since has become one of California's outstanding chic leaders, philanthropists and liquor distributors and who continued to play a significant role in her life. And then, driven by the needs of her little girls', a consuming urge to pay her debts, and an abiding faith in God, the author turned to, a woman alone in a little store on Fillmore Street, working from 8 in the morning until 2 in the morning, seven clays a week, cordial to her decent customers, repelling drunks, and ignorant of the neighborhood harlotry. An innocent, innocent.

Success came slowly, but surely, and with it happiness that she had never known before, never even dreamed of in her wretched childhood in New York tenements. And finally, to show her gratitude, she embarked on the never ending voyage of aiding the less fortunate. She chose the City of Hope, the famous medical institution dedicated to comforting victims of catastrophic diseases, and to finding cures. The vehicle she built is known as "The Singletons" chapter of City of Hope. "The Singletons" is unique in that Gussie founded the group as a place for unmarried young men and women over 25 to meet under the most romantic auspices, to do charity.

And now Gussie has written a book, made of thick slices of life, sprinkled with ripe and racy Yiddish, buttered with joy in her daughters, their husbands and children, her friendship with such as the merchant Weinstein, George and Tula Christopher, Dr. Sidney Gospc; peppered with tragic memories of a dying father, a wretchedly overworked, beloved mother, sisters and brothers who rejected her both as a child and as a betrayed and friendless wife and mother. It's well worth reading, not only as journal of a good woman's life but as a rare bit of memorabilia about San Francisco. You'll marvel at the literary skill when you learn she stopped school in the 6th grade and didn't resume her education until late in life at Marina Adult. School.

A prize pupil indeed, and a credit to the proposition that the second chance in school is a most rewarding experience worth every penny of tax money. The book is published by Vantage Press, at and royalties go to the City of Hope. Checks may be sent to Gitele -Singletons of City of Hope, P.O. Box 841, Oakland 4, Cal. The book makes a fine gift.

Name Five Valley Chairmen for Cerebral Palsy Drive Appointment of chairmen in five local communities for the United Cerebral Palsy Association's May appeal has been announced by honorary campaign chairman Walt Disney. Cochairmen for Van Xuys are Mrs. Carlos Pearson of 7239 Gerald and Mrs. S. L.

Gardner of 7513 Gaviota Ave. Top Positions Told Panorama i campaign chairman is Mrs. i Knights, 8518 Saloma Ave. In Canoga Park, volunteers will be led jointlj by Mrs. Edward Knight of 22909 Vose and Mrs.

Neil Pefley 20448 Hartland St. of Work New Dodge Recommend City Provide to Avoid Paying at Parking Meter Own Employe Insurance Bridge Play In a Set by Club San Fernando Vallev Sec Tarzana chairman is Mrs Robert Bowles, 19326 Tophair and in Granada Hills, Mrs Douglas McCorquodale hold the top position. Each active in communitj a a i the new chairmen lave been prominent in variety of civic efforts. The new chairmen will a i by neighborhoo eaders and workers whose recruitment is unde way now, in a drive to ai the countywide UCP cam paign for $325,000. "ot A Disease The May appeal will agai be a the "53 Minut March," to emphasize the fac that a child is born every 5 minutes with cerebral palsy More than 17,000 childre and a In Los Angele County have cerebral pals the new chairmen point out.

"Cerebral palsy results from damage to the motor areas of the brain, the areas which 'cive orders' to your muscles," the volunteer leaders sav. "It i'-n't a disease, and lion, National Council of Jew-Wt hereditary. And al en rJ Women, will sponsor a Station is co.stiy. for it REPORT NEW LICENSES FOR BUSINESSES Business licenses Issued by ie City Clerk's office in the a Municipal Building re: Kctail: Air Cold Sales OOG Vmeland Roland L. leese, Watson and Robt.

J. ishop. Howard M. Reese, has. E.

Warren, 12270 Monague Ezio R. Kigliuzzi nd Lester B. Meltesen, 7979 an Fernando Road; Harland Uigell, 15158 Devonshire jdgar L. and Laura S. Brown, 1415 Sherman Way; James -loward-Soeten, 210 Sherman ay: Ada and Roy Mink, 122 Chatsworth Kenneth W.

Baxter and i. W. Benton, 5318 Cahuenga Ben and Mirian Turner, 305 Balboa Lillian R. mith, 18318 Sherman Way; larvin and Ronald M. Wever, 939 Van Nuys Gilbert V.

and Grace Kehner. 13711 )xnard Elaine R. Ilolden, 150 Remmet William iat, 4-120 Van Nuys Blvd. Robert A. Zail, 12048 Bur- ank Eleanor Breslaw, 7S42 Ventura Saul Hong and Daniel A.

Nathan, Lankershim C. Rose, Sat- coy Martin and Marian Snell, 427 Culver Don V. Wheeler and Steven R. Nolau, 13812 a Hal's Food Markets 14545 Friar St. Harold Tolmas, 18627 Lanark Sydney Becker, 4923 Topanga Canyon Theodore 0.

and Russell 6911 Matilija Ma- DC! Georgie and Milton W. Dunn, 19971 Ventura Roily M. Beck, 189SO Ventura i Wellington, 9073V-J AVoodman Clarence W. 7GOO Van Nuys Donald A. Greek, 17S12 Chatsworth William Smith, 11332 Ventura Blvd.

Air Cold Sales 5006 Vincland Ave; Saul Honig and Daniel A. Nathan, Lankershim Mary and Richard Andresen, 3541 Vassar Leonard D. Phillips, 11823 Sherman Way; William S. Smith, 11352 Ventura Lester V. Olson, 8712 Darby Ave.

Professional Occupational: Lewis B. Windham, N. Howard Harland 15458 Devonshire K. R. Heatby, 16048 Vanowen Kenneth W.

Baxter and H. W. Benton, 5518 Cahuenga Marvin S. and Ronald M. Wever, 7939 Van Nuys Ronald Russolesi, 6744 Yarmouth Richard D.

Brenneman, 6626 Elmer Ave. Ellie F. and Lorraine Morcos, Riverside Drive; Walter C. Schilf, 1314 Montana David L. Harmon, 14322 Roscoe AVilliam Terry, 11577 Norris John A.

i key, 7616 Sepulveda Shirley E. Horvath and Helen Mcchem, 23039 Ventura Hilma W. Clifford, 6016 Woodman Ave. Harold Tolmas, 18627 Lanark Roland E. Morehead, 10346 Kcswick Ettore S.

Andresen and Spencer Johnston, 11304 Vanowen Paul Catrone, 11919 Welby Way; Elieser Katz, 1015 S. Fairfax- John R. Oldham, 7144 Topanga Canyon Kenneth C. Westfail, 14411 Hamlin St. William J.

Puklus, 17944 Ventura Clarence W. Ogden, 7600 Van Nuys George Muramoto, 3911 Middlebury California Notary Association, 22014 Ventura David L. Harmon, 13419 Ventura Herbert H. Davis and Gary E. Frank, 12720 Sherman Way: Hideake Jack Tanaka, Butler Ethyl G.

1117 Weddington St. Contractor: Charles Colsan, 5909 Troost Philip Tan- t'entura Mavor Pouhon toriav had surance. for example, the iti- Itiu briJ tournament Ion? training and A new dodce to teat park- recommended to City Council zen knows he will be able'TM Sunday, 16, at 7 The United Cerebral To'liVE." Palmer meters beinc worked that the provide its own to recover damans if hi, Kncjno Community tcn-'Awociation maintains i W.9| bv what British call liabiiitv insurance for police, richls are infringed. ler. 493..

Balboa i.ncmo. nurseries for preschool chil- a TM i 'From one of the hundreds and i tiepi. em- "The police officer, further- Proceeds from the donations oren from I 3 to fie- of meters now bcinj: installed, plnvr-. more, is not he-nan! to do K. 7his tournament -will he vclnprnfiu TMt 0 I they a a plastic cover The Mayor a jfl current his duty because he knows used to help support council's urcn to 16, a a i I nFffCfti marked: "Parking meter not trend smnnz a the city will ttand behind him a i imludinc workshop for JvllVvL in vise" is for -clf-in- when he is properly carrying the San P'ernamJo and coun-cl-, ff o't codcer keeps out his dutK.s.

and that be for netswd Children. Valley me jthis in his car and slips it "There are mn-jdcrahic a'i- will nol be liable. Youth Foundation. Nun-ones 1" the a tliTf is a I I I 'nirr am- meter he vantages in ihrso plans frr "All this v.ill be beneficial for Underprivileged Children rmr-erv at THUS St TV-rfc-. It lak'-s a bit rf doinc Citizens, qoicrnment and to tew enfnrcn-n'nt z- in I a and Layettes for Van "or a to find out the employes" the a as to the'protection of the Needy Mothers FOR ASSEMBLERS not the i legitimately out tf action.

The "Through UMTARIA.X PARK tmcnon Umtsnon 7242 Srv. Brooks R. Walker, poster. 10:30 a.m. Church SchovL Worship Service, CTUD1O CITY-Christ Memorial ChorcVUnitaricn, 12355 Mewserk Sef.

Herbert 3. Schnnar, partot; 10 am. Sunday Sctiool cmd Warship Scp-ice, ion- day end 8 Wprihip Service, Wednesday. VAN NUYS-- Omrch, 14911 Virterv Pest W. Sawyer, 0 a m.

CHwrch School, Worrhlp UMTED CHURCH OF CHRIST CANOGA PARK-- potter At Criu-tS. J3JSS Wev I 30 MBTxine WcrtVip. Office, Shrl- OTHER DEXOMIXATIO.XS CANOGA PARK-- ef Men. ArtninTa Rcr. Marpo STlrctlTT, palter.

11 uylividisal citiztn. in- Similar confjurted vr in the J'uhJic HralTh ar.d Fire of fnur nc-pt--. not lie In Jfi stanlfy Drillar, Sam Hoss. Jjm in against po Wijoden City Takes Low of ValkyV of 'hi- insurance a i DIu lOT i6W6r Work in Valley RESEDA-- 36 "i Her. V.

tcVcrd Irons, porfor. 9.4* a Sunder "Wenhrp Service. ENC1NO-- Vollcr SpTrlfBcltrt, CtHini Rrr. Lrtht Mahoncy, Vollrr Cetbttret. 174SO SI Chsriom Co Vollrr EiWt till Den lanbtrten.

PACOIMA-Son Frtnendo VsTle-f MMmett CHurth Ktmuro, pei'or '1 RESEDA-- SHERMAN OAKS-- u-. whue that Pa track lr fj Hoidrm Job's Daughters SetRummageSale i i io an'J i ri iraH i i i ETI ('11 For Mr- i i i A-. l' n---- -i 1 i f. 1 1 SCV, of li' A 3n cif V' 4 1 of A iraininj: class for eler- troiiic assemblers will be offered beginning Monday at 7 p.m at Reseda Adult School, Kittridge St. The course involves IX Mr- uc-cks of training in ihr inc and winnc and meets in from 7 to 30 pm.

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