Little elected president of hospital panel
Toy company executive Ben J. Little Jr. was elected president of the Memorial Hospital Medical Center board as the center begins a $15 million expansion and modernization. He succeeds Warry J. Aggers and will lead a slate of officers and directors including George R. Johnson and Calvert Strong.
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Toy Company
Ben J. Little Jr
Memorial Hospi
Blyth Eastman Dillon
Donald C. Wallace Jr
Arthur H. Buell
Willam
Cheney
Henry H. Caraco
Little
Long, Beach
Purex Corporation
Compton
Kenneth Berkaw
Samuel Cameron
Independent
Press-Telegram General
Henry Clock
Sidney Ellery
M.D
Clare Hammiat
Hamman, Miller, Beauchamp, Deeble Inc
Robert Teer
Sashenanine
Five hurt in four Long Beach traffic accidents
Five persons suffered injuries in four separate crashes in Long Beach. Sally Keller, 13, rode in a car driven by Terry Greak, 16, at Eighth Street and Linden Avenue. Renee Nickerson and Peggy Cromwell, both from Los Angeles, were treated after a collision at Artesia Boulevard and Lemon Avenue. Patrick Roman, 15, was treated after a bicycle collision with Debra Oliver at an alley west of Long Beach Boulevard. Teresa Jauman, 21, was treated after a crash at Sixth Street and Atlantic Avenue involving Einar Solo.
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Long Beach
Sally Keller
Cedar Ave
St. Mary Medical Center
Terry A. Greak
E. Ninth St
Nancy J. Toth
Knoxville Ave
Eighth Street
Linden Avenue
Renee R. Nickerson
Peggy L. Cromwell
Los Angeles
Paramount General Hospital
Herman H. Davis
Rauto
Clemens A. Smith
W. Franglin Ave
Fullerton
Artesia Boulevard
Lemon Avenue
Patrick J. Roman
Ellis Ave
Dominguez Valley Hospital
Debra K. Oliver
W. Dist St
Long Beach Wd
Teresa D.jauman
Seventh St
Einar R. Solo
Temple Ave
Sixth Street
Atlantic Avenue
Pan
Long Beach Kennel Club Show Draws 1000 Dogs
More than 1,000 dogs are expected Sunday as the Long Beach Kennel Club stages its All-Breed and Obedience Match at Veterans Memorial Stadion from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The public is invited with no admission charge, featuring breeds from Chihuahua to Irish wolfhound. Entries from 133 American Kennel Club registered breeds anticipated. judging runs 1 to 4 p.m. with Best in Match to be announced. Local residents may enter AK-registered dogs at the west stadium entrance before 9 a.m. Sunday with a participation fee.
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Pam Magette
Long Beach Kennel Club
Veteran’s Memorial Stadium
Long Beach
Hoon
P.m
Veterans Stadium
City may destroy gas stations only if hazards
City Attorney Leon ard Putnam told the Long Beach City Council that abandoned gas stations can be demolished only if they pose a public hazard such as fire risk or structural danger. He cited the Uniform Fire Code requirement for owners to clear flammable waste and secure openings, and noted provisions for rehabilitation, repair, or demolition of unsafe structures.
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Long Beach
Leonard Putnam
Putnam
Putnam Sail
SIREN LOGS RECORD LONG BEACH EMERGENCIES
A 24 hour Long Beach Police and Fire Department log lists numerous emergency calls including crashes, fires, first aid, and smoke investigations at multiple streets and intersections such as Artesia and Lemon, Atlantic and Ocean, and Anaheim and Atlantic. City attorney Putnam discusses abandoned underground tanks and building code rules on rehabilitation versus demolition when public welfare and hazard are involved.
Lakewood forms child care inventory and pilot plan
An ad hoc Lakewood committee published an inventory of private child care facilities listing tours of operation fees and programs. The city hall recreation department offers the report and a pilot project with ABC Unified School District on the east side. The study notes growing need and possible federally funded programs to serve all economic levels.
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Lakewood
Recreation and Community Services Department
Clark Ave
ABC Unified
Long Beach Lifeguard Program Qualifying Test Set
With summer vacation near, the Long Beach Junior Lifeguard Program begins. The qualifying swim test is Saturday 8 to 8 at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool. The eight week course runs two sessions, 9 am to noon and 4 to 4 pm, Monday through Friday for ages 10 through 16. Participants pay 20 dollars at the first session and may receive official trunks and a T shirt.
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Don Brackenbury
Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool
Belmont Pier
Long Beach
United Way budgeting winds up for mid June
United Way budgeting in Region 11 aims for completion by mid June with more than 160 volunteers from Long Beach Whittier and South Bay areas. John F Green of PPG Industries Tor rance serves as region budget chairman as the countywide plan spans five regions.
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United Way
Long Beach
Whittier
South Bay
John F. Green
PPG Industries
Rance
Health Childrens, Youth and Neighborhood
Spwnseling
Region III
Toberman Settlement House
San Pedro
Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Services for Ernest Pascoe Educator Held at 4 40 P M
Prominent Southland educator Ernest Frank Pascoe died Sunday at 48 from an apparent heart attack. He owned Huntington School for Boys and Girls in Long Beach and previously led Edison High School since its 1969 opening. Surviving wife Marilyn and sons Frank George and Fred, plus extended family. Memorials suggested to Huntington Beach Host Lions Club care of David Daly. Service at Fast Side Christian Church planned for 4 40 p m Wednesday.
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Fast Side Christian Church
Ernest Frank Pascoe
Southland
Pascoe
Huntington School For
Long Beach
Edison High School
Huntington Beach
Unti
Marina High School
Santa Paula
Holton & Son Mortuary
Lions Club
David Daly
Winterbury High School
Hemet Service Held for Elsa L. Zietan in Naples Store Family Link
Services were held in Hemet for Elsa L. Zietan age 90 who helped her husband found and run the Naples grocery bearing the family name. Survived by husband Theodore H. a son Robert who runs the store, daughter Virginia Dowling of Westminster and three granddaughters.
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Hemet
Elsa L. Zietan
Naples
Cabrillo Beach Bell Returns Home After Theft
A 800 pound bronze bell long a Cabrillo Beach landmark was stolen from its breakwater tripod. Police traced a 400 pound bell later sold for 300 dollars to a salvage yard. If identified, the bell will be restored to its spot and again rung for daily school visits and visitors.
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San Pedro Breakwater
Cabrilla Beach
Cabrillo Beach Museum
USN
Harbor Division
Digulns
Back Pain Prevention Message From Dr Wes Hetzer
Health note urges early spine checks to cut low back pain which disables workers. It cites statistics that 2 in 10 will avoid trouble with early care and regular spinal hygiene program offered by Hetzer Chiropractic Offices in Bellflower with contact details provided.
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Hoel
Wes B
Hetzer
D.C
Hetzer Chiropractic
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