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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1955
Page
8
Mr. Reynolds eighth grade class works on puppets and marionettes in two puppet and three marionette groups. The project emphasizes public speaking, script writing, spelling, sentence structure, art, and performance, improving pronunciation and audience confidence.
A statistic notes that about two thirds of American adults wear glasses. The remark references Dorothy Parker and Ogden Nash on perceptions of glasses wearing women.
More than 200 persons attended the Fourth District California Congress of PTA meeting at Alamitos Friends Church. Three doctors discussed medical care for school children during a luncheon, while Mrs. Ervin Glenn, organizer, missed the event due to her son's illness. Representing Seal Beach Elementary PTA were Mrs. Jack Haley, president, and others. The annual PTA tag drive is now in progress. If anyone did not receive a sack please con-
Mrs Ray Smith of 329 10th Street urges residents to join The Mothers' March Monday night January 31 between 7 and 9 PM by turning on porch lights to show solidarity.
The Woman's Club of Seal Beach held its monthly pot luck dinner led by Betty Sylvia in Beulah Parker’s absence. A luncheon by Chicken of the Sea is planned for March at 75 cents per plate. Committee members include Susan Carter and Marguerite Van Cleave, Flo Newton, Marg Snell, Ann Burke, Mabel Smith, Ina Porter.
Mary Brangan reports that den mothers gathered at Margie Tozer's home on Monday for a discussion about the blue.
The pack plans a February dining event and a Friday January 28 meeting at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Mr Hughes will present a railroad display. All mothers and fathers of cub scouts are urged to attend.
On January 12 our meeting featured cookies and orange juice as members discussed trains and railroads. The group played games including rubber band around the head glove and gum and darts and the boys enjoyed the activities.
A medical message from doctors in the county reveals their willingness to discuss fees for services. The appeal steps from tradition and invites public discussion on how patient charges are set and shared in the health system.
The County Medical Society advocates friendly doctor patient relations and urges discussing fees in advance. A Public Service Committee will be formed to resolve unsolved physician patient problems and boost accountability.
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