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School Board Meetings OpenDr. Howard A. Wood, presl-_of the people of the community

j dent of Torrance City Board of | and the education of their child- Education, this week temindod [ ren that we were elected to do

hool patrons and others inter-1 the job which we have under-ested in tho education of the children of Torrance that Board of Education meetings are open to the public, just as any other publicly elected body.

"Wo welcome the public to

Board of Education meetings re held the first and third

Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. in the Administrative of­ fices of Torrance City School

meetings," Dr. Wood said,' District at 2093 Torranee bou- ause it is in the interest | levard.

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Offices Vacant Flooded With Council Issues

(Continued from P«g« t-Al accept the position even on a temporary basis.Remaining attorneys are W.

E. Kalbflcisch. Albert Isen and Charles Mltschrich. Other attor­ neys !n the city either are In official positions already or do not meet lesideifce requirements.

The Council recently amended :he residence requirements of the Civil Service ordinance to waive the one-year minimum in cases where no qualified appli­ cants are available. However, this was to secure a bus de­ partment manager where exam­ inations revealed that none of the local resident candidates passed. The Council could waive the requirements in the case of the City Attorney, i was said, until all attorney; who met the residence require­ ment have been given an oppor­ tunity to take the test, and have failed.

Kalbfleisch formally has ap­ plied for the job, and it is known to Council members that Isen would accept the position and take the examination If it is offered to him by the Coun­ cil.

On the City Engineer matter, many details were referred to "the engineer" when no person holds that position at this time. Jdhn Patrick, who has bee n handling the office, is not as yet a registered engineer as required by law, although he will be early next year. The details ot the office will be as­ sumed on Jan. 1 by George Ste- vens, newly appointed city ad­ ministrator-engineer, but mean­ while no qualified engineer oc­ cupies the office.

In a third case, that of man­ ager of the Bug Department, two candidate)) have paused

WE QUIT! BURKE'S CompleteCLOSE-OUTDRY GOODS DEPARTMENT——.411 merchandise in this Department must got Every item must be sold by Saturday, December i:tth or else!Reg. to 49c Yd - A Ff * Reg. $i.95 2V'2 yd.x36" Full, Ready yd. f «t^A

REMNANTS 25 I RUFTEX DRAPES 379Reg. 89c Dotted Marquisette pair Atffcr

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the Civil S»rvloe evamlnatlonn. They are, William Murphey, present acting manager, who was top man. It Is reported, * and Andrew \V. Chamberlain, of Rosemead.Councilman W. H. Tolson

stood ready Tuesday night to recommend Murphey for tho permanent appointment,and Murphey had said that he in­ tends to move to Torrance if appointed. However, Mayor J. Hugh Shcrtey Jr. said: "I per­ sonally rm not ready for a re­ commendation" and looking at other members of the Council suggested that it be referred to the Council as a whole. Mur­ phey has reorganized the de­ partment, expanded service and again has it in the "black," after a period of many months of effort. Tolson said.

The Council Tuesday night d. layed action on a request of the Civil Service board that e> aminations be called for Cit; Engineer, at $435 a month; Cit; Attorney, at $265 a month; building inspector, at $280 a month and school crossing guards at 85 cents an hour.

Sherfey said that "I very de­ finitely do not see the need for ailing an" examination for on- gincor," indicating that Slovens' position will be covered in sub iequont action of the Council md the electorate on the

amendments to the City Charter which will go before the people in April providing for appoint­ ment of tho manager.

Councilman C. M. Gilbert said that he is not In favor of hav­ ing the crossing guards take examinations. "Chief Stroh ha.3

one a good job In picking school crossing guards," Gilbert said, "and should not be ham­ pered in their choice."

Among matters involving the non-existent City Engineer and City Attorney coming up Tues­ day night, was a complaint of O. R. Hill that he was not permitted to build a two-story house on his lot on. lower An- dreo avenue, but another per­ son was allowed to move a two- story house to a lot in the same area, on Cabrlllo avenue: Mayor Sherfey said: "That IE a matter for the attorney or engineer to answer."

Another was that of Bernard, who owns property at- 17123 Arlington avenue, who complained about water drain­ ing to his land from Torrance Manor tract, 174th at. and Crenshaw blvd. .Again, the per son complaining was referred to the "City Attorney" or to the "assistant City Engineer."

A third.was the case of . seplr F. German asking for

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Party SaturdayMr. and*Mrs. S. C. Humor

wore recipients of many gifts at a surprise housewarmlng at their new home on Pol-tola avo. Saturday evening.

Guests were Mr. nnd. Mrs. Louis Carson and children, Ca­ rol and Sonny, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Randy Carson ot Redondo Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wllkes, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hedrlck, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wllkes and son Tommy Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wllhelm, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Malone and child­ ren, Pntsy and Jim.

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Burke's Bargain Spot2113 Torrance Blvd. Torrance

zoning variance to build mul­ tiple units on Pacific Coast highway.

Thon- \vrro .many others.No indication -was given as to

when thi> City Council intends to fill tho vacant offices, even

m n temporary basis.

"Public Notices"DISSOLUTION 0* PARTNERSHIP

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