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'Calif.) East-9-B West-7-C Norfh-7-C No.Eajt-7-B Central-7-C Reflections in My Kitchen Window Unknown Enemies May Lurk In Yards, Bulletin Warns By GERRY PRINCE YOUNG Reading, they say, improves the mind. And, since I am what you can only describe as a compulsive reader, I must either have the most improved, or cluttered, mind on record. Ordinary garden-variety readers concentrate upon i like the encyclopedia, newspapers, magazines and top 10 books on the list of best sellers. I read everything that happens to come within my range of vision, and this includes bottle labels, street signs, telephone directories and public health posters, not to mention billboards, bus cards and notices of all kinds. RVADJUVG MATERIALS I also read everything that arrives in the mail, and lee me tell you that this, in itself, is no small accomplishment.

Some of this stuff is pretty profound. I have just finished a little brochure that has opened new mental doors for me. It is a list of publications available for distribution by members of Congress. It was with special inlpr-" est that I read this booklet, since I had always heard about the wonderful pnblica- tions available from KoveriMnent, but I was never before sure about how to order any of them. Now I know.

I alco know that there is a veritable wealth of information available on subjects to which I hadn't really given much thought heretofore. BUNKERS FOR BEEF No one had ever told me that I could send for plans for a "Bunker-type Fallout Shelter for Beef Cattle," or a treatise on "Protecting Log Cabins, Rustic Work and Unseasoned Wood from Injurious Insects in the Eastern United States." Of course, I'm not sure I would have too much need for the latter right now. But "Simple Plumbing Repairs for Home and Farmstead" might come in handy around here, and I can also see a lot of potential in "Building with Adobe and Stabilized Earth Blocks." On the other hand, trying to use "Storing Vegetables and Fruits in Basements, Cellars, Outbuildings and Pits" could turn out to be downright frustrating. Some of ihe listings I found were rather irighten- iug. I never knew before that there ere so many kinds of bugs which might be lurking in the garden waiting to pounce.

Oh, I was aware of tilings like spiders, aphids, ants, flies and gnats, of course. But nobody had ever warned me to be on the lookout for some of the menaces listed in the "How to Control series in this bulletin. I didn't know about the narcissus bulb fly, clover mite, elm bark beetle, i'ire- brat, meadow spittle bug and greater wax moth. BILLIONS OP BUGS I wasn't aware of the threat posed by the potato lealhopper, the pickleworm or the eastern tent caterpillar. I haven't even been on guard against the kliapra beetle, the Hessian fly or the pink boll worm.

After finishing the bulletin, 1 find myself torn by indecision. I could, like the proverbial ostrich, continue to bury my head in the sand of ignorance, figuring what 1 don't know can't possibly hurt me. Or, I could sit down right now and send for all of these booklets which describe in detail these pests and prepare to wage all-out war. After all. the first step is to know your enemy.

And I'm not at all sure I'd recognize a pickleworm. On tile other hand, a more detailed study of all of these menaces could have an adverse effect. I might be afraid to go out into the back yard. Encinians Celebrate Jubilee CRIME prevention material to be distributed at Tarzana BPWC meeting is discussed by Policewoman Harriet C. Shatter, left, and Nancy ways and means chairman.

samuois Policewoman Billed By Tarzana BPWC orange birds ccm- cealed in shocking violet envelopes are being mailed to reveal a double celebration planned by Encinians Arthur and Charlotte. Taub. On Friday, 26, the Taubs will mark their fifth wedding anniversary with a "Boogaloo Party." The occasion also will afford them an opportunity to show friends their newly completed Lanai Road home. Wood Date Noted Festivities are set to begin at p.m. and the Wared Handler Combo will be on hand to provide music for dancing.

Among those expected to attend the wooden jubilee fete are' Councilman and Mi's. Marving Brande, Mr. and Mrs Leon Saliba, Julie Dohan, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harris, the Marvin Diamonds, Mrs.

Harry Kanel, Dr. and Mrs. Manuel Wexler, Earl Goldberg, Margo Leonetti, Shirley Wilson and Mr. and Mrs Sam Dubin. Others on die guest list arc Mrs.

Viola Hegyi Swisher, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller. Ceil Conn, the Harold Levins, 'Mr. and Mrs.

Nat a Gillen, the Dell Scotts and Messrs, and Mmes. Sam Cohen Sam Cohen Sam Perricone, Robert Charles Sheridan, Harry Kranlz, Philip Ross. Rod Clyde, Jack Hendler, Joseph Solavy, Mike Solavy and Mr. Hank Hendler. Many on List More include Messrs.

and Mines. a Schwartz, i Tarsky, Frank Brayce, Conrad Lewbel, Marian Nissen, Stephen Weber, Ted Harris, Charles Goldberg, Irving Gransky, Hal Michaels, Hyman Blackman, Jack Agar, Fred Ayub, Raymond Henka Dr. Gordon Sheldon Rabinoff, i Elizabeth Prus, Pamela Scott Hansen, Robert Geno, Mrs. Bunte Hansen and Arthur Morgan. Completing the list are Messrs, and Mmes.

James Remick, Ira Wolchin, Robert Takagi, Stephen Howbridge, Ed Fox, George Kimjsa, Wall Warmbrath, Nathan Wolfstien Sr. Don Jack Hutchinson, Alec Gaiz, William Sim, James Goris, Herman Herzbriiii, Harry Hansen, Jose Gloria, Nathan Wolf- stien Jr. and Wayne La Con. Mrs. Taub serves as press secretary for both Burmar Mother's Club and Delta Beta Gamma Chapter of the Delphian Society, Her bus- band is president of U.S.

Growers Cold Storage headquartered in Vernon. LOUIS OTH SUITS end SPORT COATS Campbell's, Valley Plaza 6551 Laurel Canyon PO 6-4229 CAN START YOU IN BUSINESS and investigate over 50 different business opportunities. Talk directly with the ft these companies. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY SHOW July 18 19 20 21 Sat. 1 1 0 p.m.

Sun. 1 6 p.m. Devonshire Downs 18000 Devonshire Northridgo Admission $2.00 Fall Rites Planned for Fern SaMn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sabin Of North Hollywood announce the betrothal of their daugher Fern to Mayer Margolis, son of Rabbi and Mrs.

Morris Margolis of Reseda, The wedding will take place Aug. 25 in Temple Beth Ami with Rabbi Margolis officiating. Fern, a Phi Beta Kappa, graduated from UCLA "where she majored in He- Brew. She received her mas- tor's degree in Near East- em languages and is work- jj)g toward her PhD degree HI Hebi ew literature at the ame school. She also studied at Hebrew University in Jerusla- en and has taught in the 3s Angeles City School System and in Israel.

fiance attended the University of Chicago and graduated from UCLA. Girls Begin Air Career I By becoming United Air Isines stewardesses, two Galley girls are entering a profession pioneered by that oompany 38 j'ears ago. I if arjoiie Mae Newby and Tracy Aim Kelni, have completed training at United's stewardess school near Chicago, and now are serv- ipg aboard Mainliners flying from that city. I Miss Newby. daughter of rjTr.

and Mis. Robert Newby (if Tarzana, was graduated from William Howard Taft liigli ocnooi in Woodland liills and attended Fierce College. Also a Pierce College alumna, Miss Kclm is a graduate of Reseda High School. Her parents are Mr. Mrs.

Paul D. Kelm of Bncino. Policewoman Harriet C. Shaffer of the West Valley Detective a will speak on "Citizen Involvement in Crime Prevention" at today's i meeting of the Tarzana Business and Professional Women's Club at 7 p.m. at Holiday Inn.

21101 Ventura Woodland Hills. Her topic will include an explanation of the West Valley Division communitv relations program, followed bv a qucxStion and answer period. Gmi Baxter, civic parui i- patioii chairman, uill introduce the speaker. Margaret Milhgdn. president, announces the program will be given as a community service in conjunction with the flavor's Community Advisory 'Committee crime education and prevention campaign and the "Neighbor Watch Program 1 ol Uie Los Angeles Police Dept Xaru-y Arcari.

ways and mc-iins chairman, will lime crime control materials, information and contest application blanks available for women's groups in the 3rd Ceum'ilmanic District ho vrish to participate in the a a a USA (Unite, Share, Act) Light Out Crime Rally to be held Saturday, Aug. 3, at Tarzana Re- creation Center, riMw Yanal- den Are. Contest awards -will be given in two categories: carnival booth decorations and decorated picnic box suppers for o. Dika Sicherman. program chairman, will conclude the evening's activities with "Christmas in celebration.

Olne Zeller is in charge nl decorations. Frances? Larsen. first vice president. be gag Christmas gift-gn er. Reservations are being a by Regenia Powell at Casa Espaua Spanish Decor 18523 Ventura Boulevard, Wrought Iroa Swag Lamps Wall Plaques Figurines Caxirfelabras Many Others Phone 345-4787 EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE GIGANTIC STOREWIDE CLEARANCE JULY CLEARANCE SALE NOW! In Our GANOGA PARK STORE Complete Notions Depf.

Nationally Known Patterns MODELS NEW 'MALIBLUES' Maureen A. Dalton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dalton, Van Nuys, is fitted for her new United Air Lines Maliblue dress by a representative of Fashion- care Division of Hart Schaffner Marx Co.

in Chicago. Garment is one of four new dresses, two coats and matching accessories she and 4500 United stewardesses began wearing June 21. Family Day Outing Slated Prospective members and their families have been invited by Delta Psi Chapter of EpsUon Sigma Alpha to a day-long picnic Sunday at Soledad Sands Park. Highlighting a day of swimming, games and picnicking, guests and members will take turns churning ice cream makers for a homemade dessert. Mrs.

Carlos von Frankenberg, vice president and rush chairman, has sent invitations to Mmes. Donald Garner," Robert Noville and Anthony Komon. Chapter members who have made plans to attend with their families are Mmes. James Kerns, Gary Church Vivien Ross, Dave Shuppert," Joseph Ripoli and William TTahn. Dee Gee Luau Fetes Mates Valley Delta Gamma Alumnae are sprucing up and aloha shins tot; an H'mvaiian hiati they plan in honor of their husbands Saturday at the Northridge home of Mr, and Airs.

Cyrus McCalley. Mrs. Donald Fresh of Tarzana is heading the "Hoolaulea" and has supplied committee cooks with recipes she brought back from the islands, Kau-kau be served at p.m. and the cocktail hour is set at 7 p.m. Helping arrangements are Mmes.

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