Rites set for vaudeville trouper Woody Cammett
Wood Cammett 81 known as originator of the one man band dies in Long Beach. He and wife Edith toured vaudeville circuits and served as Santa and Mrs. Claus for downtown parades. Survived by wife, daughter Elsie, siblings, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He logged 2000 hours volunteering in hospitals. Services Thursday at Patterson Snively Chapel.
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Carroll Cammett
Mr. Cammett
Community Hospital
Edith
Long Beach
Santa Claus
Long Beach Business Association
Portsmouth
N.H
Atlantic City
Cammett
Elsie
Orpheum
Keith
Lowe
Cammells
Tle
Golden Hours Fellowship Singers
First Assembly of God Church
R. D. Shaw
Woody
Ilsie Power
Oakland
Charles
Edward
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Elsie Argeron
Florence Strayton
Realtors Sponsor All-Day Sales Meeting in Long Beach
The Downey Board of Realtors and the California Real Estate Association will sponsor an all-day real estate educational conference April 2 at the Elks Lodge in Long Beach. Featured speaker Fred Herman of Torrance will discuss Selling techniques for today's market. Other topics include Listing on a Competitive Market by Don Straub of Long Beach and Closing the Sale by Mary Riggle of North Hollywood. Bob Compton of Lynwood will moderate.
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California Real Estate Association
Elks Lodge
Long Beach
Fred Herman
Torrance
Don Straub
John Valentine
Orange
Mary Riggle
North Hollywood
Bob Compton
Lynwood
Registration ends for Artesia absentee ballot
The May 11 Artesia election to decide a potential merger with Cerritos has a voter registration deadline of 5 p.m. Thursday. Absentee ballots may be requested April 12 to May 4 and must be returned by 5 p.m. the day before the election. The measure was placed after a petition showed more than 25 percent of registered voters signed.
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Artesia
Cerritos
Margaret Rittel
Keller named to Downey Hospital
Robert W. Keller chief executive officer of Anaheim General Hospital was appointed by trustees to succeed Glenn D. Jones as administrator of Downey Community Hospital. Jones resigned February 14 to become at Phoenix Memorial Hospital. Keller, a Eureka, Illinois native, is 44 with a master’s in hospital administration from Northwestern. He has 16 years of hospital executive experience in California Indiana and Kansas. He will assume the Downey post within 30 days before joining Anaheim.
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Anaheim General Hospital
Glenn JD. Jones
Downey Community Hospital
Jones
Phoenix Memorial
Downey
Hospital Foundation
Eureka
Jil
Keller
Northwestern University
Chicago
California
Indana
Kansas
Flo
Anahen
San Francisco Bay Area Health Planning Association
Walter M. Ballard
Berkeley
Ballard
Maternal Health and
Bureau of Maternal and Child Health
California State Department of Public Health
State Health Department
Cerritos College seeks $64854 federal library grant
Cerritos College trustees filed an application for a federal grant of 64854 dollars to expand and equip the Learning Materials Center with literature and audio visual materials. The project funds a $1082401 library building still finishing renovation and will be dedicated on April 1.
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Cerritos College
Power lawn edger stolen from Reasor's garage
Long Beach police said a thief broke into the locked garage of R C Reasor at 63820 Walnut Ave and stole a power lawn edger along with the lock.
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Walnut Ave
Long Beach
Laparoscope shines new light on abdominal exams
At CMA 100th scientific assembly in Anaheim doctors showcased a laparoscope that lets surgeons view the abdominal cavity without major surgery. The technique uses a finger-sized incision, CO2 inflation, and cold light to magnify internal organs, reducing hospital time and recovery for many patients.
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California Medical Association
CMA
Anaheim Convention Center
California
Vincent W. Cangello
Oakland
Cangellio
Cangello
Edward T. Tyler
Los Angeles
Original Adjusta-Bed Promises Custom Comfort for All
The electric bed offers 1000 position adjustability to ease eye back or neck strain and rests the heart. Experts rate it the world’s most comfortable bed. Available in Twin Double Queen or Kingsize with any mattress firmness and fits any headboard from the ORIGINAL elec tric bed ADJUST-A-BED.
Quiet World calmative promises relief for mental and physical tension
A new product called Quiet World is advertised as a simple calmative with a relaxant and a pain reliever. It claims to relieve simple nervous tension by addressing both mental and physical discomfort, unlike other leading calmatives.
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