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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1958
Page
19
A historical commentary urges robust supervision on every school bus to manage driver burden and student misbehavior. It argues for a matronly bus supervisor funded by education budgets, noting delays, fatigue, illness spread, and weather exposure as risks, with parents and PTA urged to advocate.
Practical notes on fruit salads and dressings including sour cream, canned pears, mint jelly, cottage cheese snowballs, and olive topped salads. Mentions Mediterranean flavors, marinated vegetables, tuna additions, and blue lake labeled freshness. Also notes whipped nonfat dry milk in dressings for texture and nutrition.
The Fleet Reserve Association Unit 43 will hold its monthly potluck dinner Thursday at 6 30 pm in the Veterans Memorial Building Mae Lassen is chairing the event all members and friends are welcome to attend
Alicia Hart describes a tall mature woman dressed in an expensive suit and accessories, whose polished look collapses due to frizzy hair shabby shoes and soiled gloves. The piece argues small personal care matters, noting how neat hair, clean gloves, and polished shoes transform appearance and impression.
The Army and Navy Auxiliary 139 will meet Friday at 7 30 pm in the Veterans Memorial Building. Margaret Morrison will preside and Mary Mathewson is in charge of refreshments.
A long excerpt of Dear Abby letters covers relationship tensions and advice. Topics include wardrobe excuses, mother in law photo books, budgeting disputes, knuckle cracking, and dating advice for seniors. The tone remains reflective and instructive with practical tips.
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