Independent Star-News from Pasadena, California • Page 12

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There is a "TucJt-a-Wuy" model for those who do not wearglasses. Phone or write for a hearing test by a bonded representative, without cost or either in the privacy of-your, koine or in this office. ATTENTION PENSIONERS You may fce entitled to FRRE HEAKING AID N'O COST to VOU, under the California Old Ape Assistance- Come in for a Kree Evaluation ol your hearing problems aJitJ further Information. SOXOTONE OF PASADENA 234 E. COLORADO SVcdmore 3-3034 Theie 24 jpellers from six San Gabriel Valley parochial schools tested their abilities in Arcadia.

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A FRI. 'TIL 9 TWO PASADENA STORES: GREEN AT FAIR OAKS SY 6-9101 985 EAST A SY 2-3163 PASADENA AICAOIA WHITIIU DOWNIV PANOIAMA CITY By PAULINE COLLIER ARCADIA Monroe, 11-year-old sixth grade student of Sis. Felicitas and Perpetua parochial school, San Marino, yesterday was judged championship speller of six San Gabriel Valley parish schools. She won first place by correctly spelling the "queue" in an old spelling bee staged at Annun ciation Parish auditorium Under sponsorship of Archbishop Cantwell Council No. 3070, Knights ol Columbus.

Susie Wood, 13, eighth grader at St. Luke's School, He Just Got Carried Away Childers, the I i a a bail bondsman who doesn't give up or take chances, was arraignec in Compton Municipal; Courl on two felony charges as a re suit ol his unusual method of transporting prisoners. Childers appeared before Mu nicipal Judge Sidney W. Kauf man gn charges of assault will force likely to produce great bodily injury a false im prisonment, Preliminary hearing was se for A i 24 before Judge Ralph C. Dills.

Childers, who Is normally on the inside of the law, found himself on the outside Thurs day after it was reported he placed a bail-jumping prisoner in the trunk of his car for the long trip back to Indiana. Highway Patrol officers apprehended him at Barstow anc freed Kenneth W. Beasley, 33 SOUTHERN CONFECTIONS Featuring CREOLE PECAN PRALINES MaIJtrf Anywheri In thi U.S.A. CREOLE CANDY KITCHIN 935 N. Fair Oaks Ave.

Pcudena MU 1-5565 Temple City, took second place and Julie Hill, 12, seventh rad'er rit Holy Angels, Arcadia, third place. A perpetual trophy offered by Archbishop Canlwell Council will automatically go to Sis. Felicitas and Per- pefua school anil remain In Its possession If It 1-s won three times hi a row. Twenty-four top spellers from Annunciation, St. Ritas (Sierra Madrc), St.

Felicitas and Perpetua, Immaculate Conception (Monrovia), St. Luke's and Holy Angels participated in the contest. Contestants were from the fifth through the eighth grade. It required an hour to spell them down. Rudy Wosnek, veteran spell ing master, said It was the "hardest he had ever handled." Among his list of words were the "100 demons" from the 7th and Sth grade speller "Words in Action." His list also included 500 words often mispeiled which are published in the World Almanac.

He reserved a lew words like "phlegm," "charivari" and "chela" to fire at the contestants in' case the contest went over 'time. Since contestants were per milled only one miss, it was not long before the field of 24 starters was considerably diminished. The first three casualties went down on the words "abyss," "delicious" and h'y- gnnlc." The word "conscientious," eliminated three contestants Additional words that took a large toll were "mucilage, "desiccate," "herno a and "pneumatic." Such sticklers as "align 1 and "analogous" required pro longed thought before were spelled correctly. Judges included Jean Mont pas, Ted Lockerly and Claude Michea. They were called upon to give the correct meaning words several times during the contest.

Among the 150 or more in terested spectators were pal ents, teachers and former win ners including Jeff Gathers of Annunciation, who too' first place last year and sec end' place the year before. In keeping with tradition the winning school will hos the spelling bee next year. Brown Backs California's Teachers ASILOMAR, Calif. --UPI -Gov. Kdmund G.

Brosvn defended California teachers ye terday against "unfair" pos sputnik criticism. He tolcl a state conference California Teachers Assc Nation (CTA) that many critic held teachers "responsible fo everything that was botherin anybody anything American schools. "But we must not assign I schools the sole responsibilit for coping with our own foai and insecurity," Brown said'. The governor, who has dorsed a bill by Sen. Hug Fisher (D-San Diego), to put nto law stronger academic requirements for new teachers, did not repeat his endorsement lo the CTA conference.

Group to Support Board Incumbents Formation 1 of 200-member Itlzens lo' support le campaigns tor thf rc-eloc- Ion of Mrs. LuVerne LaMoltc, teve Sallsian, and Walter T. Shalford (o the a a a Board 'of: Education on June nd was announced Wit' night. announcement a made by Tyler, chairman the newly-formed Support uperlor Committee, 'yler, buildlng contractor, a graduate of USC, a member of the Chamber of Com- Tierce, Tournament 'of Roses, Building Contractors ion, the YMCA Central Branch Committee of Management, a rustce of the Neighborhood hurch, and a former trustee of the! of Churches, Roger Smith Is vice chairman i of the committee, Loyal K-. King, secretary, and F.

Lowell McAdam, treasurer, "The four years Mrs, LaMotte, SslLslan, and Mr. Shatford were elected, have brought dramatic improvements In the schools --Improvements in school administration, in curriculum, in teacher morale. In school board conduct, In relations between the and the staff, and in school- comrrmnlry Tyler "I believe these improve mcnts are evident to evcryom who has lived In the Pasadena school district for more than four years because they have iiad such a beneficial effect on Ihe atmosphere of the cnllr community, as evidenced b. the fact that Pasadena is no Machines Say GOP Chances Good in 1964 WASHINGTON IIPI Re publican Party headquarter came up yesterday with lig urcs from calculating mi chines to prove that GOP "chance lo win back thi White House in 1964 an good." This conclusion on the basi of statistical evidence only wa contained in a .1960 electlo report prepared by the re search division of the Repub lican National Committee. In addressing the outlook i the 19G2 congressional clec report cor ceded little chance 'for 11 Ih GOP to win, control of th Senate, now dlvidej 65'Demo cratic and 35 Republican.

I said the outlook in the Hous In 1062 coukl not be predicts until after the rcdislrictini based on the 1960 census. Distinguished Veteran Award Set for May 24 Dale for the banquet which will honor the citizen who has distinguished himself by outstanding service to the Pasadena i was an-' nounced yesterday. The award banquet will be Wednesday, May 24th officials of the American Legion Post No. 13, sponsors said. Published Sunday only at 525 The Post currently is con- Colorado Pasa.fcna r.ilir.

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SY 7-6083 PARK FUEE AT KM Of FROM LAKE OR HUDSON--SOUTH OF WASHINGTON BLVD. miOAYS TO 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. veteran admired by hi neighbors, but who usually i content to remain a. good clt zen and thus receives llttl publicity.

Other recipients award are: Robert McCurdy i 1953; Lowell McAdam in 1954 George Hapgood and Nelso Pixley in 1955, Dr. Ellis in 1956, Judge William E. Fo in 1957, Lewis 1C. Gough 195S, Stanley K. Brown in 195!) nrifl Raymond Holmcinist 19(50.

The sample form below ma be used to indicate a choice listing his or her qualification in their respective field or en tleavor. Deadline for the sub mission of names will be Fr day, April 21. Distinguished Veteran Award My choice for the above award is: Name His achievements are as follows: (Allach separate sheet if necessary.) Mail to Veterans Award Committee. Pasadena American Legion, Post 13, 131 N. MarcnRo Pasadena, Calif.

Do You Need a Job? I-OoXing for a job? Or a better job? Hundreds of jobs are looking for you--and you'll find them listed every day in the Classified Ad pages of the Independent and Star-News. Tere are a few samples from the "Help Wanted" listings in today's newspaper: Tool maker To $3.00 hr. Teachers 6 Weeks in Summer Bar-Maid Pasadena 3 Salesmen New Used Cars Real Estate Salesman Keal Opportunity Hostesses Jct A ro Silk Screen Technician Open Pantograph Engraver Experienced Electronic Buyer 5750 IBM Tab Operator J.JQO For complete job opporliinity listings read the Independent and Star-News clasnifted every day. ngcr torn by dissension and ubt about the quality ol Iti lools. "Improvement Is eerUlnly Idcnt to wfih chll- on In the schools.

A are of the crettlt pio- ess In school affairs can be loathe threeMneAimbtnt ndldates," Tylerjsald. e' hiring ot Jenns as school superintendent which was ntrlbutlon--each has' work- objectively, intelligently, nd with consistent success good education, sound ad- Inistration and of funds. As evidenqe ot tercst in sound business radices, tax ratcjj have constantly been below the allow- ile Tyler said that' more that X) sponsois have signed up supporters ol the three in- umbent candidates and utged 1 citizens Interested'in join- the committee'to call Mts. 'illlam T. Reynolds it SV.

4661. Karen Chandler wbit ADRIAN TEEN MODELS doing STUFT SHIRT jelling loi Monday headed by our CAROLE WASHBURN plus COLLEEN A DIANE WILLIS, pec 'lii twice tomorrow and WALTAH CLARKE'S HAWAIIAN best SEVENTEEN mag lull page color ads at FIFTY peis to CAROL LEWIS, phs PAULETTE LOLLAR, San Marino Hi KAREN HUGHES, Lakewood Hi SEARS Sub-Teen Showing topped by SAIJDIE'NEIL- SEN CAROL LEWIS, phs CAROL NEILSEN, Willard 'KIM CARNES, San Marino Hi plus Talbert twins, Valentine School THIRTY per copy BROADWAY STORES informal 1 i at each TERREE HAMMONTR'EE CATHY (Miss Navy) CURTISS ANITRA Sheri Rice and CAROLYN (Girl ol Golden Wesl) CASTOE SPORTSMEN'S by DAISY rORESTAL, Alhambia glad ROBT. McCANN finally on way home Irom China his daughter MARY Mc- CAHN was Ihe FIRST Adrian model invited here later Mary TAUGHT the 'modeling course at lop ranked STEPHENS 150 to SHERI RICE on recent Queening SPORTS-VACATION SHOW, Spoils A a VOGUE ads done Tuesday of CAROLE WASHBURN and RICE blonde LINDA DANIELS, San Maiino Hi guest judged on AL JARVIS SHOW last pm Iwo pager o( LINDA in DIG acoming AMERICAN LEGION Fashion Show with GORTON'S goodies KAREN (Storybook Princess) CHANDLER (Rose Parade) PATIGALIA, phs. ROBIN TROUGHTON NANCY FLETCHER CATHY HOWE DEANNE HOWARD KAREH (Shutlerbug) COCKRELL, Muir DIANE MERRILL and STEFF THOMPSON, Eliol SUSIE GHERMAN pl ui JOANN VIRGALITO, La Canada Jr. Hi A (IR ROSE BOWL) BURROWS BARBIE MIERAS, McKinley also LESLIE VAUGHAN SPIKE W1BERG KAY A I.

Arcadia Hi U.S. STEEL ads ai FORTY by SHERI RICE TERREE (Pam) HAMMONTREE full time for MAURICE HANDLER ai ONE HUNDRED wkly AZUSA Hi's Girls' League ADRIAN program and fashions for 1,000 with Muir's PAM RECKAS JANICE LITTLE, Glendale Hi DIANE MERRILL, Eliol ANN THOMSON, Lace SEVENTY to SHAROH GIROT, pec modeling KAWAIIA Hawaiian fashions covers of JOAN (Clairol commercial) CHANDLER and Rice KATHY KERSH good enough on 77 SUNSET STRIP last wk. lo get more RCA I A fionis with OUR BEST LYNN LANGLOIS current NOXZEMA commercial on MAVERICK LUCiNDA 'SMITH and her ADORN viewing on I.ORETTA YOUNG DIANE WAGNER'S LILT aired-well and A I A ihows both Lsngloii Wagner i work if you can gel il wa..