Fatal traffic crashes in Long Beach injure two
A series of three traffic accidents in Long Beach Sunday left one man dead and two others injured. Edward N. Willard, 61, of Westminster, died at Woodruff Community Hospital after a southbound crash on Woodruff Avenue. Grace M. Ballard, 69, of San Francisco Avenue, was treated at Kaiser Hospital after a collision involving Deena L. Gerhart, 16, on San Francisco Avenue. Bruce E. Bynes, 24, was treated at Community Hospital after a bicycle collision on Ximeno Avenue and Anaheim Street with Suzanne T. Geopranth, 17.
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Edward N. Willard
Summit Circle
Westminster
Woodruff Community Hospital
Sanford L. Howard
Willard
Woodruff Avenue
Woodruff
Deborahtreet
Grace M. Ballard
San Francisco Ave
Kaiser Hospital
Deena L. Gerhart
Mayes Ave
Bullard
San Francisco Avenue
28Th Street
Bruce E. Bynes
Cherry Ave
Community Hospital
Suzanne T. Geopranth
Rose Ann Cirele
Cypress
Ximeno Avenue
Anaheim Street
Long Beach Emergency Calls Reported From Two Hour Window
Police and fire responders across Long Beach handled a two hour period of calls including first aid incidents on Gardenia Avenue Argonne Parkcrest Avenue and Pine Avenue area fires at Daisy Avenue and Lemon Street trash fires on Linden Avenue and Solano Street and a building fire on 2109 Lemon Street observed between 2:25 and 12:59 with multiple first aid and assistance calls noted throughout the city.
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Baum
Gardenia
Lan Ave
Ee Fits
Catal
Cha ‘del Ave
Parkcrest
Ft Aid
Rogetatt Sraverns
Ald Zird
Long Beach Blvd
Pine Avenue
F Pith Street
Ain
Vac Ray
Luniparo Aviary Reptfic
Avenue
Tanowim
Pas Spauldng
Cerritos Avenue
First Neck
la Street
AW. Brosway
Tisch Avenue
Sixth Street
Orange Ave
Daisy Avenue
Bean Boulevard
Long
Be Avenue
Ghat Stree
Snd
Beas Bowlevent
Beach
Beach Boulevard
Thi Street
Bya
Wales
Falcon Ave
Linden ‘Ave
Pier Place Side
Seaside Pedevart
Seventh St
Medical symposium at Memorial Hospital Center
The annual Medical Symposium at Memorial H Hospital Medical Center will discuss changing patterns in medicine with leaders from the field. Chairman Arthur J. Beland reports seats remain for doctors. the event runs 1 p.m. to evening in the Center for Health Education at 2801 Atlantic Ave. Dinner features Harry Schwartz of The New York Times and Columbia University.
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Memorial H Hospital Medical Center
Arthur J. Beland
Tal's
Atlantic Ave
Harry Schwartz
The
New York Times
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Schwartz
De la Rocha Elected 1974 75 LULAC Council President
Isaac de la Rocha, KSUL chief engineer at Long Beach State, was elected 1974 75 president of the Long Beach LULAC council. He will lead with Tony Vigil as vice president and others, as the council plans a summer youth program and notes a bilingual preschool currently sponsored in Long Beach.
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Isaac de la Rocha
Long Beach State University
KSUL
Long Beach Council
League of United Latin American Citizens
LULAC
Tony Vigil
Rick Rojas
Patricia Dontey
Helen de la Rocha
Henry Tabeada
de la Rocha
Long Beach
Poll finds L B bus service rarely used
A city survey shows most residents are satisfied with bus service and city handling of nuisance issues. The report notes low use among residents over 80, earnings above 15 000, renters in southwest or southeast, and little support for increased service in the northwest where aircraft noise is felt.
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Summer swim program at Lakewood YMCA begins June 17
Signups for the Lakewood Family YMCA summer swim program at 5425 Centralia St open. First sessions start June 17 at the pool with classes offered at varied skill levels on a first come basis. Children classes limited to six students per session. Details on schedules and fees available at MCA.
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Lakewood Family Ymca
Centralia St
MCA
Free public music programs at Palimerest House this week
Two admission free events at Palimerest House 3501 Cedar Ave mark the second annual Long Beach Arts Festival. Marian Mapes Bouck and Charles Rudschi perform 2 30 p.m. Tuesday offering French and Spanish songs operatic aria and tunes from Snow White. Madelena String Quartet appears 6 30 p.m. Friday featuring Shattuck Mendel Rashid and Weils with a history of performances under notable mentors.
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Cedar Ave
Long Beach
Palmerest House
Marian Mapes-Bouck
Charles Rudschi
Korngold
Dead City
Madelena
Mary Shattuck
Helen Mendel
Lee Rashid
Adelene Weils
Gregor Piatigorsky
Gabor Reita
Mehn Mehta
Henry ‘Temianka
Eleanor
Alice Shoenfeld
Independent, Press-Telegram
California Arts Commission
International May Festivals Parade At Veterans Park
The Long Beach Recreation Department hosts its annual May Festivals at Veterans Park on Saturday at 2 10 p m. The free event features Jamaica Mexico Hawaii and United Nations themes with dancers singers and attractions including a limbo contest. Local youngsters from Veterans Drake King MacArthur parks and California Recreation Center join to present games food booths and Maypole winding under Lillie Mae Wesley.
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28Th St
Long Beach Recreation Department
Veterans, Drake, King and
MacArthur Parks
California Recreation Center
Jamaica
Mexico
Hawaii
United Nations
United Sales
T T
Lillie Mae Wesley
Newlyweds Join PWP Rally Despite Single Parent Club Loss
In Long Beach a newly married couple tied the knot at a PWP general meeting with Jay Moore and Gladys Conroy the bride. The ceremony saw Moore’s two children and Conroy’s three daughters present as the group noted no longer needing parents as ex-members. The pair credit PWP with emotional readiness for a second marriage and its family focus. The 26 year old nonprofit claims 800000 members worldwide and emphasizes group discussions, outings, and an annual camp to combat loneliness among single parents.
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Parents Without Partners
PWP
Jay Moore
Gladys Conroy
Moore
Kwn
Pam
Curtis
Laurie
Terri
Rhonda
Alk. Grant
Grant
Rob Bullock
Long Beach
Bullock
Moores
Long Beach L B Mad Nite Mardi Gras Sale Arts Fest
Long Beach's Children's Choir and Junior Concert Band will perform during the Mad Nite Mardi Gras Sale and Arts Festival Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. in the downtown area as part of the Regional Arts Festival. City Councilman Ben Phillips serves as master of ceremonies. Downtown merchants offer cut-rate prizes and the Long Beach Public Transportation Co offers reduced fare rides 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Fire Jaze bands, balloons, and light shows are also planned for the Mail Nite festivities 7 to 11 p.m.
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Long Beach
Ben Phillips
Long Beach Public Transportation Co
Contact Lenses Pushed For All Day Wear
An advertisement outlines all day wear contact lenses from Wood Optical. It describes precise fitting by opticians using corneal charting and mathematical calculations, lab processing, and offices in Los Angeles Orange County and Long Beach. A money back guarantee follows an expert fitting and orientation.
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Los Angeles
Orange
Wood Optical
Long Beach
Atlantic Ave
Wood
Swith
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