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Parade Dec. 1. Help wrap gifts
at Barnes and Noble on Dec. 8.
Buy a toy for the Fire Depart-
ment to collect at our Dec. Tea.
See you on Nov. 15 when we go
“digging” with an archaeologist
and there will be news about
our trip to Laughlin in the
spring.
Meanwhile, stay well, drive safe-
ly and be aware of bicycle riders
and STOP SIGNS!
Your fellow member, Twyla
Promoting the Educational and Civic Life of the Community Since 1923
NOVEMBER AT A GLANCE Board—-Wed. 1 10:00 a.m.
Bunco—-Wed. 1 11:45
Book—-Thurs. 2nd 1:30p.m.
Garden—-Wed. 8th
10:00a.m.
Lunch Plus—-No outing
Woman’s Club of Seal Beach
BUNCO/BOOK 2
GARDEN 2
PROGRAM 2
2 FUNDRAISERS 3
WE CARE 3
MEMBERSHIP/ B-DAYS 4
ANNOUNCEMENTS 4
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
November 2017 Volume 18 Issue 9
President’s Message
General Meeting Wednesday 15th
10 a.m.—-Coffee and Conversation
10:15a.m.—-Business Meeting
11:15 a.m.—-Program
11:45a.m.—-Luncheon
Chair: Judy O’Neill
Dottie Polaski Diane Delaterre
Marjorie TeWinkle Cathy Oliver
Janice Dominguez
As I write this, my tummy is happy
because I had a chicken quesadil-
la from Wahoo’s for lunch. Hope
many of you had a chance to take
part in this fundraiser.
Continuing to look forward to fall
with cooler weather and possibly
some rain, we have several activi-
ties in which to take part. Get
four of your friends to go shop-
ping at Romance on Nov. 12. Buy
non-perishable food for We Care
Thanksgiving Dinner and bring to
the Nov. 15 General Meeting.
Learn about sweetpeas at the
Garden meeting. Play bunco.
Sign-up to walk in the Christmas
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BUNCO SECTION BOOK SECTION
Sweet Pea Propagation from Seeds
Demonstration by Charlene Frazier with help
from Marilyn Bittle
Senior Center November 8 10:00a.m.
-Sweet Pea plants are easy to grow. They
grow best in full sun and cool weather, but
prefer rich soil. Come learn with us.
LUNCH AT COUNTRY CAFÉ—11:45 A.M.
Please arrive 11:45 a.m. on the first
Wednesday at the Library Senior Cen-
ter. Game begins promptly at
12:15p.m.
Bring your lunch, if you wish and $3 for
Bunco. Coffee, tea and a snack will be
provided.
Regrets only:
Rosario Mauritz 431-4437
Betty Brand 598-5028
W OM AN’ S C L UB OF SE AL BE AC H
Hostess: Kathy Cunningham
1641 Ocean Ave. 430-6465
Nov. 2 1:30—3:30p.m.
A Gentleman In Moscow
by Amor Towles A Gentleman in Moscow immerses us
in another elegantly drawn era with the
story of Count Alexander Rostov.
When in 1922, he is deemed an unre-
pentant aristocrat by a Bolshevik tribu-
nal, the count is sentenced to house
arrest in a grand hotel across from the
Kremlin.
Scott Richardson is a professional paleontologist with lots of adventures
under his belt. He will be sharing with us some of his latest “DIG” finds at
our next general meeting. He works for the Bureau of Land Management
and may even be inviting volunteers to accompany him on his next trip in
southern Utah. Scott says his mission is “to find dinosaur bones and what-
ever surrounds them, and to manage their very careful excavation “. We
know you won’t want to miss this exciting program. 2048 × 1365
The Woman’s Club of Seal
Beach invites you to join us for
a festive and relaxing day of
shopping for holiday décor,
food and unique gifts. Bring
your friends!
It’s a fund raiser to support
local charities and schools.
November 12, 2017
Noon to 4p.m.
5407 E. Village Road
Long Beach, CA 90808
Fundraiser
Gift wrap for tips - all money to
be donated to the Woman’s Club
of Seal Beach.
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We Care
A HAPPENING FOR HOME AND HOLIDAY
Barnes and Noble Friday, December 8
Still in need of personal care items
for our clients such as body wash,
deodorant and toothpaste. Pet
food, is always appreciated as well.
Remember holiday food such as
stuffing and canned cranberries .
How You Helped 2015-2017
90% of families/individuals served remain stably housed for the duration of the program.
83% of families achieved self-sufficiency upon completion of the program.
70% of families maintain self-sufficiency for at least six months after completion of the program.
100% of families served are linked to community resources and
mainstream benefits, helping them to develop a plan to prevent
future housing instability.
*$5.00 Admission Charge
*Refreshments provided
*Hourly Drawings:
Tickets $2.00 each or 6 for
$5.00.
*Four $100.00 Gift baskets
donated by Romance and
the Woman’s Club
*15% of sales go to Woman’s
Club Charities.
*Make checks payable to
Woman’s Club of Seal Beach.
Thank you to...
9-11am Rosario Mauritz, Lois Miller
11-1pm Robbee McClellan, Sue Perslow
1-3pm Barbara Wright, Twyla Karkut
3-5pm Joya Ryerson, Lyn Landers
5-7pm Margy Arthur, Sylvia Sellers
7-9pm Libby Appelgate, Cathy Oliver
Judy O’Neill
562 598-0718
The Woman’s Club of Seal Beach is
committed to supporting and promoting
the educational, civic and charitable
advancement of our community through
volunteer service and fundraising activities
while encouraging friendship among our
members.
www.womansclubofsealbeach.org
Barbara Ciaffardini 10
Jean Betz 14
Marilyn Bittle 16
Donna Dominguez 18
Sharon Westafer 19
Roxann Davis 24
Bobbi Burket 27
Yearbook Changes
Charlene Fraizer - [email protected]
Lois Miller - [email protected]
Robbee McClellan - [email protected]
Maria Buhbe - [email protected]
Seal Beach Holiday Parade
Friday December 1st - meet at the pier at 6:30p.m.
We need members to volunteer to walk in the parade
with our President Twyla Karkut. Just two blocks to
walk all dressed in our usual parade outfits: black
pants, red sweater over white top or turtleneck, black
shoes, white gloves and a Santa hat.
Condolences to Fran White on the loss of her husband, Tom, who had been ill for some time.
Best wishes were sent to her as she recuperates from an-other “cleaning” of her carotid artery.
Please join me in sending positive thoughts to her.
Sharon Westafer - 493-4749
Becky Williams - Bulletin Editor [email protected]
Libby Appelgate - Bulletin Assistant Editor [email protected]