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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1945
Page
8
A Seal Beach family with a small child seeks a good condition washing machine. Also wants an electric waffle iron in good condition. Respond to P. GO, Box 156, Seal Beach. POST AND WAVE WANT ADS GET RESULTS.
The Seal Beach Senior Woman's Club held a large turnout Saturday night January 13 at city hall amid illness, with prizes awarded to Martha Nuckols and W A Nuckols in bridge and B F Higginbotham and Ralph Mayes in pinochle. Door prizes went to Cora John and Wm Taylor.
Ted Bartlett of Huntington Beach announces the North Coast District of the Orange Empire Area Council will meet at the Scout Cabin in Ziegler Park Westminster at 7 80 p.m. tonight. The committee includesScouters from Huntington Beach Seal Beach and Westminster. The chair and vice chair will be elected and district commissioner recommendations made. Plans for a Pot Luck dinner and Court of Honor mark the 35th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America February 8 1945. Members at large include Dr W Melvin Strong Ray Overacher Ned Clinton Rev Bruce Ellis J C Felts Dr L F Whitaker Rev James Hurst and Rev Walter McCleneghan.
The Senior Woman's Club luncheon featured talks on Red Cross activities in Orange County. Speakers urged more volunteers for surgical dressing, nursing aides, and visiting nurse services, stressing nutrition courses and the need for three balanced meals daily.
Mrs Springer urged families to guard health due to doctor and nurse shortages. She noted malnutrition cases linked to this strain and called for care to avoid adding to overworked medical staff. The next card party is set for Saturday February 24 at 7:30.
City officials move to eject tenants and raid a $12,000 unapportioned fund, allotting 2000 to Street, 100 to Shop, 600 Beach, 300 Sewers, 400 Fire, 600 Police, 400 Life Guard, 500 Civilian Defense, and 1100 Water. Civil service discussed with plan to study Montebello ordinance. final decision rests with voters. Mayor Gamnt ner also allocates $10 for a loudspeaker at the March of Dimes event in the school auditorium on Jan 26.
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