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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1976

Page

10

Enchanted Village opens Friday in Buena Park quiet jungle theme

The Enchanted Village exotic animal reserve debuts at 9 am Friday in the former Japanese Deer Park site in Buena Park. Creator Ralph Helfer and wife Toni showcase a 32 acre park with trained animals performing in a planned 3000 seat Wilderness Theater and 2500 seat Lost Island Theater as about 40 "happenings" unfold from guitar to tarantula acts.

Buena Park Ralph Helfer Helfer Toni Nétter

Two Elected To Vacancies On L B Hospital Board

Sean Bixby Smith and Thomas A. Ramsey were elected to the Board of Directors of Low Beach Community Hospital filling vacancies from the departures of Larry Allison and Nathan A. Carhart. Smith, former Long Beach Junior League president, CGS alumna and United Way Budget chair, has taught in Garden Grove USD. Ramsey, a partner at Ramsey and Rasmussen, serves on the Long Beach YMCA advisory board and chairs the Legal and Finance Committee of the hospital foundation.

Sean Bixby Smith Thomas A. Ramsey Low Beach Community Hospital Marvin W. Davis Mrs. Smith Long Beach Junior League Long Beach Day Nursery Scripps College Claremont Graduate School Smith Garden Grove Unified United Way Budget Division American Red Cross Ramsey Ramsey and Rasmussen Long Beach Ymca Law Beach Community Hospital Foundation Occidental College USC Long Beach Community Hospital Foundation New Board Mem Bers Larry Allison Independent Press-Telegram Knight-Ridder Publications Nathan A. Carhart Whole In the Wall Gallery

Long Beach July 4 parade plans trigger large turnout

Huntington Beach hosts the July 4 parade with 5 floats and 22 marching bands led by the 6th Army band. Long Beach district bids invite bids for shelving, beds, and parade-related gear, plus notices of non responsibility and name change orders appear in the same public notice page.

6Th Army

Business panel on consumer needs at Long Beach Chamber

A Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce sponsored meeting titled How Business Is Responding to Needs of the Consumer will be held Friday at noon at the Queensway Hilton Hotel. Panelists include Jeffery A. Smith Dorothy Glicksir Julie Barker and John Poppovich chaired by Charlotte Powenell Tickets are $6.50 and reservations may be made by phoning the Long Beach Chamber office. Burglars steal a TV from Jan Frinakis’s Freeman Avenue apartment valued at $600, police say.

Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce Queensway Hilton Jeffery A. Smith Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A Dorothy Glicksir Bullock's Julie Barker Atlantic Richfield Co John Poppovich United California Bank Consumer Affairs Mannager Chamber

Man dies after dispute over missing radio in Long Beach

Milo Wallace of 1738 E Fourth St Long Beach died at St Mary Medical Center after a fight with Robert H Cash and another tenant over a missing radio. Wallace collapsed Sunday and died Monday at 3 p.m. Investigators labeled the case a homicide inquiry. Roosevelt Lemmons of Los Angeles died after a shooting at a Lennox area house where Julius Thomas of Compton was arrested. A .38 revolver was recovered at 1217th St scene.

Long Beach St.Mary Medical Center Milo Wallace Fourth St Robert H. Cash James R. Rodriguez David M. McCullough Wallace Lennox Sheriff's Deputies Roosevelt Lemmons Asd Los Angeles Daniel Freeman Hospital Inglewood Julius Thomas Paulsen Ave Compton Whae

Burglary Reports Two Separate Theft Incidents

Tools valued at 2975 dollars were stolen from the workshop at Rame's Auto Trim on Artesia Boulevard Bellflower after burglars broke a door. In Cerritos, burglars broke a window to enter Brian Watts's home at Bainbrook Court and seized electronics worth 1470 dollars, deputies said Monday.

Rame's Auto Trim Artesia Blvd Bellflower Sheriff’s Deputies Brian Watts Bainbrook Court Cerritos Sheriff's Députies

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