Disneyland Grad Nite to Host 41000 Long Beach Graduates
Long Beach area high schools will send about 160,000 graduates from 39 California and neighboring states to Disneyland for Grad Nite, with all-night parties on June 7 8 12 13 14 and 15. Chaperones attend per school, with performances by The New Seekers Rick Nelson and others, and unlimited park access with single tickets bought in advance through senior class reps.
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Long Beach Area
Los Angeles
Disneyland
California
Arizona
Nevada
Wawali
Idaho
Oregon
Lakewood Job Mart Aims for 1000 Summer Jobs
A Lakewood youth job mart will run 2 to 6 p.m. Thursday at the Lakewood Youth Center to help 16 to 21 year olds find summer employment. About 20 prospective employers will interview attendees. The event is sponsored by the Greater Lakewood Chamber of Commerce and the City of Lakewood Youth Services office led by Jeff Nimeshein. The office has provided up to 600 summer jobs in prior years. The goal is 1,000 jobs as a supplement to existing efforts.
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Fummer
Lakewood
Woodruff
Greater
Youth Services Office
What’s Happening Local Schedule Of Lectures And Meetings
A packed day features a 10 a.m. group discussion at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church 5872 Naples, a weight reduction clinic at El Cerrito Hospital, and a 10:50 a.m. lecture on A Closer Look at Mare by the Institute of Lifetime Learning at Audius Auditorius. At 2 p.m. films on Ghost Towns and Johnny Lingo in Downtown Reading Room, plus a 2 p.m. Puget Sound Country lecture with Long Beach City College in Boyd High School auditorium. Evening options include a 7:40 p.m. Future of Isyayl lecture at Schulman Auditorium and a 7:30 p.m. National Park Centennial Canyon Country talk at Toyd Wah School auditorium, followed by an 8 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous discussion at Belmont Heights Methodist Church.
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Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Naples
Aca
el Cerrito Hospital
Chestnut Ave
Mare
Institute of Lifetime Learning
Audius Auditorius
E. Broadway
Death Valley
The
Mother Lode
Ocean Boulevard
Pacific Avenue
Puget
Sound Country
Long Beach City College
Boyd High School
Lighth
LECC
Schulman
Willow St
Malpractice symposium for doctors and nurses set at St Marys Long Beach
An all day session for doctors and nurses on avoiding malpractice suits is scheduled June 6 in Education Hall at St Marys Hospital Long Beach. Topics include hospital infections, paramedics as agents of physicians, and new government malpractice guidelines with speakers from Loma Linda University Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and other medical centers. A panel of Long Beach nurse administrators will discuss prudent nursing practices.
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Education Hall
St. Mary's Hospital of
Long Beach
Ologists
Southern California
Kathi Shimoda
R.N
St. Mary's
Grace Emori
R. ON
Loma’ Linda University
Jeanette Rockenmacher
R. N
Rancho Los Amigos Hospital
Downey
Karen Axmick
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Los Angeles
Dian Eldridge
Hospital of the Good Samaritan Medical Center
James O., Page
Edwin’. Painton
Johnson & Higging Inc
Los Atles County Medical Association
Robert Rominger
Southern California Physicians Counsel
Hartford Fire Insurance Inc
Bruce Bonne
Bonne, Jones and Bridges
Joe Saunders
J D
Musick, Peeler & Garrett
James Wright
Farmers Insurance, Group
Prudent Nursing Traction
Linda Young
Helen Benedikter
Long Beach Community Hospital
Claire O'Malley
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Nellie Mae Shideler
Pacific Hospital of
Tang Beach
Red Cross Island Offers June First Aid Classes
Red Cross Island will run standard first aid and water safety courses in June across three communities. Belilawer classes are Mondays 7 to 10 pm at Caruthers Park, Long Beach sessions are Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 pm at El Dorado Park Library, and Paramount sessions Saturdays 8 to 11:30 am at Paramount Recreation Center. Wes Eng, safety director, announced details.
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Red Cross
Belilawer
Caruthers Park
Flora Vista
Long Beach
el Dorado Park
Studebaker Road
Paramount
Paramount Recreation Center
Paramount Blvd
Wes Eng
Fire and medical calls flood Monday alerts across city
Emergency log records wide array of incidents from first aid at multiple streets to building and car fires. Notable entries include a 12:12 a.m. building fire on 1248 B Sixth Street, 12:31 a.m. first aid on 2001 W loth Street, and a 10:28 p.m. first aid at 675 Landen Avenue plus smoke and trash investigations across Pacific Coast Highway area.
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Prospect
Ocvats
Harcourt St
Willow Street
Tektegood
Ashbrook Ave
San Diego
San Gabriel River
California Avenue
Right
Pacifig
Higray
Second
Ailintic Avene
Harding Street
Orange Ave
Pitth St
Avespie
Delta Ave
Belmont
Beach
Car Avena
Seventh Street
Parkcrest Steeet
Canphill Avenue
Hesmian Avenue
Marshall Place
Lyle Mist
Hest
Gavioia_Ave
Spring Street
Paloverde Avenue
Eutlid Ave
Atlantic Avenue
St. Louis Avenue
Walnut Ave
Landen Ave
W. Loth St
Pine Aves
Pacific Coast Highway
Aim
Baltic Vane
Hillow Street
Lakewood Blvd
Esther Street
Cars Collide Injuring Driver in Anaheim and Lakewood Notices
James A. Roundtree, 24, of 128 Wakefield Ave Anaheim, treated at St Macy s Hospital after his car collided with a car driven by Patricia C Uffner, 34, of Lakewood, on the Queen Mary packing Loop at 4 30 p m Monday. Beginning sailing classes for adults will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 am to noon at the Long Beach Recreation Department Sailing Center 437 E Ocean Blvd Jerry Miller scheduled as instructor. Bob Carter 29, will be installed as president of the Lakewood Jaycees at a Wednesday dinner at Captain s Inn Carter a technical training instructor for Garrett Airesearch has four years Jaycees activity He is a past state director Other officers to be installed include Tim Cobnan internal vice president Larry Crabtree external vice president Dave Cribbs state director Curt Hirsh secretary Randy Leal treasurer
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James A. Roundtree
Wakefield Ave
Anaheim
St. Macy's Hospital
Patricia C. Uffner
Coldbrook Ave
Lakewood
Queen Mary
Janis
Long Beach Recreation Department
E. Ocean Blvd
Jerry Miller
Bob Carter
Lakewood Jaycees
Captain’s Inn
Carter
Garrett Airesearch
The
Jaycees
Tim Cobnathan
Larry Crabtree
Dave Cribbs
Curt Hirsh
Randy Leal
Anthony M Sanchez Appointed Community School Director
Anthony M Sanchez, a former Economic and Youth Op employee, has been appointed by ABC Unified School District trustees as director of the district's community school. He will work at Hawaiian Elementary School to lead the program and foster community involvement.
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Anthony M. Sanchez
Treation
ABC Unified School
State Grants Aid Two Mental Hygiene Projects
Senator Joseph Kennick announced two California state grant awards for mental hygiene programs. The Westside Neighborhood Center in Long Beach receives 25,070 for a project addressing emotional and social issues of Asian women at 1372 Willow Street. The Long Beach Jewish Community Center at 4401 Grand Avenue gets 30,259 for a program aiding mentally disturbed elderly individuals who resist treatment.
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Sacramento
Joseph M. Kennick
D-Long Beach
Sen
Kennick
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Westside
W. Willow St
Twe Sands
Long Beach
Grand Ave
Denture Invention Waxonest Cream Aims To Replace Teeth
A fragmented early notice touts Waxonest cream as a new denture adhesive offering an elastic membrane to hold uppers and lowers. It claims a near real teeth feel and predicts quick action hours after application, urging readers to consult their dentist for this product aimed at healthier denture wear.
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Westin
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