Independent Democratic Weekly of Seal Beach
Weekly newspaper published each Thursday in Seal Beach Orange County California notes its independence and affiliation with local and state press associations.
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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
3
Weekly newspaper published each Thursday in Seal Beach Orange County California notes its independence and affiliation with local and state press associations.
The VFW Auxiliary 4048 met Tuesday night in Huntington Beach. Attendees included Pearl Van Auken Claudine Hennington Mary Holbrook Loretta Proud Geraldine Hickcox Ellen Clark Dorothy Wisdom Grace Palmer and Loretta Irvine. President Gladys Kreuger was absent on hospital duty. They had lunch and will meet again December 27 in City Hall.
Girl Scout Troop No. 2 reports part two of mothers Christmas presents and cupcakes by Linda Crooks. Troop No. 7 notes a regular meeting and plans a scavenger hunt with the eighth grade Boy Scouts on December 10 at 10 a.m. proceeds go to Long.
The Los Angeles General Hospital beach branch requests clean usable items for two groups. Adults need puzzles, cards, knitting and stationery supplies while Children seek crayons books dolls puzzles blocks toys and puppets. After the scavenger hunt, eighth grade Girl Scouts host a luncheon for the Boy Scouts at the Girl Scout House.
Ro Shep Ceramics has moved from Bolsa Avenue to 8553 Center Street in Paramount. Mr. Shep said the business outgrew its prior space and needed larger quarters due to growing demand.
The American Legion Auxiliary led project to provide baskets for needy Seal Beach residents will begin Monday December 5. Mrs Marie Doolittle, community service chairman, announced a committee meeting at 7 30 p m in City Hall to organize the drive.
Various den reports from Cub Scout Pack 216 Den 4 and Packs 116 during November recall roll calls refreshments and games. Entries mention den mothers Mrs Ward Mrs Johnson and volunteers Michael Clapper Mark Sneed Pete Lynch and others with awards and new offices. one note notes Jimmie Jay absent due to injury.
Advertises a distributor position requiring about $2500 cash and a car. References will be requested and the business promises exceptionally high weekly income with rapid expansion and annual earnings of 15000 to 25000 dollars. Prefers applicants with willingness to follow simple field instructions. non pressure men. Submit to Box 156 care of this paper with a phone number.
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