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Valley Center For The Visually Handicapped
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CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
June 11, 1991 | CAROL McGRAW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The art students at the Valley Center for the Visually Handicapped laughed when they were told what color 76-year-old Velma Clark was painting her ceramic cat. "Whoever heard of a blue cat?" kidded her friend Connie Goldberg, 86. "Actually," Clark confided, "it's the fourth one I've made. I hate cats. But I do like this class." She is not alone in her sentiments.
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CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
June 11, 1991 | CAROL McGRAW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The art students at the Valley Center for the Visually Handicapped laughed when they were told what color 76-year-old Velma Clark was painting her ceramic cat. "Whoever heard of a blue cat?" kidded her friend Connie Goldberg, 86. "Actually," Clark confided, "it's the fourth one I've made. I hate cats. But I do like this class." She is not alone in her sentiments.
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CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
July 6, 1991 | CAROL McGRAW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The art students at the Valley Center for the Visually Handicapped laughed when they were told what color 76-year-old Velma Clark was painting her ceramic cat. "Whoever heard of a blue cat?" kidded her friend, Connie Goldberg, 86. "Actually," Clark confided, "it's the fourth one I've made. I hate cats. But I do like this class." She is not alone in her sentiments.
