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Newspaper

Seal Beach Post And Wave

Location

Seal Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1944

Page

8

Mayor Ashman Ousted at Meeting

The council clashed over legality as Mayor Ashman refused to yield the chair. Councilman Gauntner was named temporary chairman and then elected mayor. Ashman attempted to arrest Gauntner, offered to sign a complaint, and resigned from both the mayoralty and the council as the meeting adjourned. The council planned to reconvene Tuesday at 9:30 AM.

Mayson Shouler Ashman Williams W. D. Gamntner Gauntner Lee Howard

Boys Club Lease on Pier Read by Council

The Seal Beach Boys Club lease of the pier was read to the council. The club pledged to keep the structure clean and obey state and city laws while the city disclaims any damage. The club reported a $69 net profit last Sunday and will lease the pier for $1 per year.

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Plea for Phonograph Records and Donations to Red Cross

Readers are urged to donate phonograph records, games, books, and greeting cards to the Red Cross at 219 Main Street or the newspaper office at 221 Main Street. Volunteers also seek yarn remnants for hospital patchwork, asking knitters to bring any leftover yarn, in any color or weight, to support hospitalized boys and ongoing relief efforts.

Red Cross Main Main Street Johnnie

Religious Census Completed Here Citywide census wrapped up after interviews of residents

The religious census conducted last Monday under the Community church aus pices was completed successfully in one evening. All residents except those away were interviewed. Those affiliated with churches were not contacted. A large committee served dinner to 115 participants and sorting of census cards to churches remains.

New Ordinances Considered At City Council Meeting

Two ordinances were read and one proposed at last night’s council session. One creates a Captain of Police with salaries for the chief and assistants, another names a Chief of Fire at 230 per month. Sperry Knighton named fire chief. duties include Main Street lighting. An ordinance to curb street refuse dumping was ordered drafted.

W. S. “Sperry” Knighton Main Street

Church Women Supportive Group Names Members in Report

The article lists women of the church and community including Mesdames Ruth Butler Ila Wilson Ruth Calkins Florence Tyler Jackie Stocken Louise Freeman Vera Van Auscheln Alma Ellis Effie May Burns and Miss Minnie Rehwoldt as part of the group’s note.

Ruth Butler Ila Wilson Ruth Calkins Florence Tyler Jackie Stocken Louise Freeman Vera van Auscheln Alma Ellis Effie May Burns Miss Minnie Rehwoldt

Local C of C Reorganized Again Plan Meetings

The Seal Beach Chamber of Commerce is reorganized after a Lions Club session. Homer H. DeSadeleer is renamed president with F W Hickman as secretary. Officers include Dana Williams and Philip Norton as vice presidents, Lee Benno treasurer, and several directors. Directors meet on the second and fourth Wednesdays at 7 30 p m. Tonight Capt A B McCrary of the Naval Ordnance base will discuss enlistment, with dedication ceremonies planned for the base once underway.

Seal Beach Chamber of Commerce Homer H. DeSadeleer F. W. Hickman Dana Williams Philip Norton Lee Benno Mayson Shouler Louis Jaeckel W. D. Gauntner J. P. Butler A. W. Stegen Elmer Hughes J. C. Felts A. B. McCrary Naval Ordnance Base

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