Seal Beach Post and Wave announces weekly publication
The independent Democrat newspaper serving Seal Beach and Orange County outlines its Thursday edition with local news notes, community updates, and regional coverage from the Seal Beach Post and Wave.
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Seal Beach
Independent Democratic
Orange County
California
Orange County Weekly Newspaper Association
And
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Seal Beach Fire Bond Aims For New Pumper and Station
City considers a April bond vote to fund a new fire station and upgraded equipment including a 1000 gallons per minute pumper. Officials note volunteer crews and 500 feet of hose upgrades. caution that improved water capacity reduces fire risk but hinges on the April election.
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Hal Marron
Seal Beach
Marron
Sperry Knighton
Estimated costs for fire station and pumper equipment
The estimate projects the pumper and equipment at about 18 000 dollars and the fire station construction around 20 000 dollars.
Boy of the Week Billy Fury Shines in Sixth Grade
Sixth grader Billy Fury, born April 12 1944 in Los Angeles, is named Boy of the Week. At eleven, he is tiny yet brave and coordinated, showing strong learning effort and many friends at Seal Beach School. His father serves in the Navy and his mother works at First Western Bank. his brother attends Huntington Beach Union High School.
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Billy Fury
Billy
Los Angeles
Seal Beach
Huntington Beach Union High School
Navy
Marjorie
First Western Bank
Sprouse Receives County Promotion
Charles Sprouse of 132 12th Street has been promoted after ten years as a city street department foreman. In October 1954 he resigned to join the county as a big equipment operator and now serves as assistant supervisor of the Orange County trash disposal.
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Charles Sprouse
12Th Street
Charlie
Seal Beach
Orange County
Better Cab Service Arrives in Seal Beach
Seal Beach reports improved local taxi service from Red Top Taxi Company after city council meeting. Scotty Paderson announced a new cab in service while a Studebaker remains in good condition. Council members endorsed continuing the franchise with future checks, as outside companies sought licenses and Red Top was given 30 days to meet standards including 24 hour service.
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Seal Beach
Red Top
Scotty
Paderson
Studebaker
al Leonard
Fred Flanigan
Red Top Company
No News On Fifth Street Extension
The City has not received any information from the Hellman estate heirs regarding extending Fifth Street across Bolsa Road. The proposal would continue Fifth Street through their property.
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Hellman
Fifth Street
Bolsa Road
McGaugh Intermediates Edge Los Alamitos In Defensive Loss
The A team from J H McGaugh lost 21 to 15 to Los Alamitos Seal Beach, noted strong defense and missed 80 percent of layups. Larry Applegate led with six points while Jim Stoppel and Don Mollet debuted. B team won with Tim Dorsey scoring 13 and Tim Johnson aiding a solid backboard. A practice game featured C team prospects and promising players like Denny Buell Lena Han and Benny Rapp.
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J. H. McGaugh Intermediate School
Los Alamitos
Seal Beach
Firet
Seal Beach Boys
Roe Mays
Bob Bradshaw
Jim Stoppel
Russel Graves
Larry Applegate
Gerald Greenway
Gale Glenn
Don Mollet
Jim
Tim Johnson
Tim Dorsey
Dan
Tim
Eddie Sukla
Thomas Parker
Denny Buell
Hawk
J. Herbert
Lenahan
Frank Lyons
Benny Rapp
Mr. Reynolds
Engineer Gets City Hall Space
City Council to remodel second floor rooms in City Hall for use by the engineering department and for potential juvenile detention and lab space for the police when needed. The plan follows a review led by City Engineer Hal Marron and the Seal Beach Police Department. The upstairs police use was rejected due to impracticality of a separate stairway.
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City Hall
Charles Irvine
City Council
Hal Marron
Seal Beach
Marron
Police Department
City considers northward extension parallel to Coast Highway
At Tuesday's council meeting, attorneys in San Francisco handle the proposition for a main thoroughfare built parallel to the Coast Highway. The extension aims to provide a street plus an easement for laying six sewer lines to serve a new subdivision.
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San Francisco
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W. L. Robertson
Main Street
Calip
Seal Beach Post
Seal Beach Wave
Fire Underwriters
Ormon Reynolds
Seal Cafe
Ted and
Ruth Graves
Sprouse
Paol
THE
Edmund Purdom
Jean Simmons
Victor Mature
Prince Valiant
James Mason
Janet Leigh
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
BY Sy
Pau
Laverne & E
Second ST
Belmont Shore
Lassavor
Larry
Union 76
Mel Greening
Sunset Beach
Notary Public
Alyce Dowse
14Th Street
Calif
Ross Armagost
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