The most rewarding part-time business I had during the 1980's in Long Beach was promoting small businesses and consumers (aka teaching the poor how to fish). It was a successful conservative project. As a member of the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, the Weekly Consumer Buyline/Long Beach Buyline, did it all.
It saved my family of six at least $50 to $100 monthly. It was a weekly flyer of best food and nonfood buys. At one time we had almost 100 advertisers and a distribution by foot of 1000 flyers.
It was posted in about 25 or more laundromats. Distribution areas were mainly below Anaheim Street and in Belmont Shore.
I was blessed with some interesting travel. Stationed for at least 3 years as a regular US Army soldier in Metz, France, 1959-1961 (Berlin Crisis extension). Later took pilgrimages to Medjegore, Lourdes, Fatima and a trip to the Holy Land.
For the rest of the story, check out George H. Kubeck, authors this website: cinops be gone.
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