Poppy Day Volunteer Call from American Legion Auxiliary
Vivian Nicodemus urges women and girls to serve as Poppy Day volunteers to distribute memorial poppies made by disabled veterans. The appeal highlights funds for rehabilitation and child welfare, the need to wear poppies, and the community duty to support veterans and families in the coming year. The unit chairman Thelma Upham is asked to organize volunteers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
America
American Legion
Thelma Upham
Our Poppy Day Slogan for National Remembrance
The American Legion Auxiliary calls volunteers to adopt the poppy program. This day honors veterans and promotes national remembrance with a unifying patriotic appeal.
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American Legion Auxiliary
America
Veterans group honors long beach volunteers with multiple hour bars
Mrs. Nina Burkle of the American Legion Auxiliary at Long Beach Veterans Hospital announced 500 hour citations for Marjorie Wood Sunset Beach Samie Wood Balboa Marie Draheim Surfside Catherine Bridges and Vivian Nicodemus Seal Beach Frances Schwab Sunset Beach earned a 2000 hour bar Vivian Nicodemus a 1000 hour bar and Thelma Upham also received a 1000 hour citation at a hospital party.
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Nina Burkle
American Legion Auxiliary
Long Beach Veterans Hospital
Orange County
Marjorie Wood
Sunset Beach
Samie Wood
Balboa
Marie Draheim
Surfside
Catherine Bridges
Vivian Nicodémus
Seal Beach
Burkle
Frances Schwab
Vivian Nicodemus
Thelma Upham
Peggy Krebs escorts gift to Edythe Hindsley at Sunset Beach
Mrs. Peggy Krebs of Merced accompanied hospital escorts who on Monday presented a gift to Mrs. Edythe Hindsley who departed for Pennsylvania after leading the luncheon for the County Council on Tuesday. We'll miss you Edythe and hope you return soon.
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Peggy Krebs
Merced
Edythe Hindsley
Pennsylvania
County Council
Edythe
Sunset Beach
Mother-Daughter Cook Out Held By Girl Scout Troop 7
Girl Scout Troop 7 hosted a Mother-Daughter Cook Out at Hill Crest Park Ful lerton on May 14 at 10:00 a.m. Catherine Connell chaired the project with three committees led by Leslie Little, Leilanie Tanere, and Laurie Sheehan. Guests included multiple mothers and leaders. the event featured singing led by Sharon Jay and was reported as a big success.
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Hill Crest Park
Fullerton
Catherine Connell
Leslie Little
Sharon Jay
Lana Bilmore
Leilanie Tanere
Susan McFetters
Frances Connell
Laurie Sheehan
Judy Carley
Irlene Perkins
Dorothy Marshall
Cheryl Hodge
Sally Harper
Kitty Doggrell
James Jay
Norman Little
Russell Carley
Rosella Sheehan
Joseph Tancre
George Marshall
Anna Perkins
Sara Pabor
Antioneate Pabor
David Cannell
Quin McFetters
Memorial Day Plans Set by United Veterans Council
At the regular meeting on May 16 the United Veterans Council completed plans for Memorial Day services set for May 30. Officials announced arrangements for tribute events and community participation in the holiday observance.
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the United Veterans Council
Memorial Service for Seal Beach Dead Planned
Citizens in Seal Beach will honor all dead civilian and military with a city park gathering at 11 a.m. on Ocean Avenue beside the memorial plaque. Music and a speaker will mark the tribute.
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Seal Beach
Ocean Avenue
Spaghetti Dinner Supports Memorial Day Plans
United Veterans Council hosted a spaghetti dinner at City Hall on April 30 to fund Memorial Day activities. Loretta Proud, chairwoman, thanks attendees, cooks, servers, and local merchants for food and money donations, naming Westmoreland's Market Glide'er Inn Vogler's Market Food King Market McClure's Market Bernstein's Helms Bakery and W L Robertson.
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United Veterans Council
Loretta Proud
Westmoreland’s Market
Glide’er Inn
Vogler’s Market
Food King Market
McClure’s Market
Bernstein’s
Helms Bakery
W. L. Robertson
Mothers and Children Visit Friend in Fullerton Area
Mrs. Sherri Wilson and her 10 month old daughter Teri of 22514 Sixth Street join Mrs. Pat Robertson and her five month old son Bill of 313 Tenth Street for an afternoon in Fullerton. They dine with Mrs. Melba Cassela and her son Steve, former Seal Beach residents, catching up after about three months apart while watching their youngsters.
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Sherri Wilson
Teri
Sixth Street
Pat Robertson
Bill
Tenth Street
Fullerton
Pat
Sherri
Melba Cassela
Steve
Seal Beach
Boys Compete with Support from Behind Parents
The article notes that boys push through competition with strong parental backing, as families emphasize full backing and encouragement, showing unity and motivation beyond the game.
Role of tidelands money in Long Beach revenues
The case discusses oil revenues for Long Beach and how tidelands funds are distributed. Under current law 70 percent goes to the State Beaches and Park Funds with the rest to the General Fund. Of the remainder two thirds funds development of state beaches.
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Long Beach
Tidelands
Orange County VFW District Meet elects officers in Anaheim
The Orange County VFW District auxiliary held a meeting in Anaheim to elect new officers. Attendees from Seal Beach included Loretta Proud Mary Holbrook Leonard Hickcox Geraldine Hickox and Loretta Irvine. A turkey dinner followed the event.
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Orange County
V.F.W
Anaheim
Auxiliary
Seal Beach
Loretta Proud
Mary Holbrook
Leonard and
Geraldine Hickcox
Loretta Irvine
William Penn Advice on Love and Marriage
A quotation frames counsel on marriage, urging fidelity to love and urging readers to seek genuine affection rather than social obligation. It highlights a moral stance on companionship and personal choice influenced by Penn's writings.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Bobby
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Robert Kreuger
Electric Avenue
Girl Scout News
East 2Nd Street
Granada
Frank A. Krause
16Th St. Seal Beach
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Applegate
Electric Ave
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Green Parrot Cafe
Main St
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