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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
8
The seventh grade class studies rectangle areas and perimeters and angles including right obtuse straight and acute. Plans to study triangles circles and other figures soon.
The VFW Auxiliary No. 4048 held a regular meeting in the City Auditorium led by President Loretta Irvine. Plans include a March 20 district meeting at West Riverside school and a March 21 United Veterans Council session, with a March 22 officer election and a May poppy sale discussed. Proceeds from a recent food sale support Cancer Research and March of Dimes.
Girl Scout Troop No 7 led by Laurie Sheehan discussed skin care and gathered materials from local beauty parlors. It was announced that on March 19 at 10 30 a.m. the group will visit Knott's Berry Farm.
The Post and Auxiliary announce a pot luck dinner on Thursday March 31 at 6 30 p m in City Hall to honor the American Legion birthday. Attendees should bring table service for their family and a covered dish.
The notice announces April as child welfare month and calls all Posts and Auxiliaries to do something special aligned with the national organization. It asks comrades to inform the Commander of any plans or ideas.
Delegates turnout at the 21st district gathering in Palm Springs was strong. Commander Marvin Robinson of San Clemente will provide further news on the event and weather conditions.
Announcement notes the annual American Legion Day event at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino on Sunday March 27. It urges readers planning to stay overnight to make reservations at once. The quote from Marshall Kentucky Courier is included as editorial flavor reflecting family life.
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