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DAILY TIMES-ADVOCATE ESCONDIDO. CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY APRIL 20. 1966 RACE BARRIERS DROP Pleas changed by couple in case rustling State cities pick mayors SAN DIEGO (CNA) A 36-year old Upland woman and her 28-year-old friend changed their innocent plea to guilty of theft conspiracy in connection with unsuccessful cattle rustling attempts at Warners Ranch. Mrs. Shirlee S.

Leffingwell and Richard Prior of 740 W. Spruce Upland, made then-new plea before Superior Court Judge Verne O. Warner Tuesday. Judge Warner set a probation hearing for July 6. The normal three-week period between a giilty plea and a probation hearing was extended ait Mrs.

Leffingwells request. She said she has two teen-age daughters and wants the hearing after they are out of school. James E. Morgan, 19, of 221 W. 15th Escondido, who pleaded guilty to the same charge, was fined $50 and granted a years probation.

No criminal action has been taken against Brian Scott Ashley, 16, of 133 W. 11th St. Women pick officers for Poway club POWAY Mrs. George Clark was elected president of the Poway Womans Club, Federated, at a meeting Monday night in Meadowbrook School. She will succeed Mrs.

David Flinn. Other officers who will assume their duties at the May 16 meeting are Mrs. Vicki Kelly, first vice president; Mrs. George Hamilton, second vice president; Mrs. James West-ling, third vice president; Mrs.

Robert Outlaw, recording secretary; Mrs. Russell Williams, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Cass Bucholz, treasurer; Mrs. Flinn, parliamentarian and Mmes. Michael Georgelis and Harry Frame, directors.

The outgoing and incoming board will hold a joint meeting at 9:30 a.m. May 12 at Mrs. Frames home. An installation ceremony will be arranged at the meeting. Mrs.

Howard Dorch, second vice president of the Palomar District of federated womans clubs was guest speaker. She showed a film on the history of the federation and what it means to clubs, and also gave some dos and donts on operating a club. The club also voted to resign from the Poway Town Council when it discovered that the federations by-laws forbid member clubs from joining any other organization to which dues must be paid, according to Mrs. Robert Higgins, publicity By United Press International William D. Soo Hoo, a 42-year old Chinese American, Tuesday was elected mayor of Oxnard by the City Council.

He is believed the first mayor of a California city of Chinese ancestry. Soo Hoo, a restaurant owner, was elected to his second four-year term on the Oxnard City Council at last weeks elections. He is a bachelor and the first Bank deposits in Vista up VISTA The First National Bank has reported an increase in deposits from $19,873,669 as of March 31, 1965, to $22,028,073 as of March 31, 1966. The board of directors April 13 declared the regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share, which will be paid to stockholders of record at the close of business April 22, 1966. native-born Oxnard resident to be elected mayor.

In other Southern California cities Tuesday councils named Negroes DuBois McGee mayor of El Centro and Thomas Yarborough mayor of Elsinore. McGee, 54, has served two terms on the City Council. For 21 years he worked for the Imperial Valley Irrigation District before becoming manager of the Imperial Federal Credit Union. Yarborough, 58, a retired upholsterer, became the first Negro councilman in California when he was elected to the Elsinore City Council 16 years ago. He has continued to serve on the council since that time.

In Palm Springs, the City Council elected auto dealer Edgar L. McCoubrey mayor. Mc-Coubrey, 61, is in the middle of a four-year term on the council. The Palm Springs council also named mortician Howard Wiefels, 43, vice mayor. wsZSs There a winner among them LOWEST PRICES Seven of the nine teen-age girls who will compete for the title of Poway Fairest of the Fair Saturday were at the recent Jaycee carnival.

On the two-headed jeep are (from left) Patty Miller, Vicki Basham, Sheila Cheeves, Colleen Barrett, Gwen Patton, Sherie Kesler and Sharon Hulett. Paula Wood (far right) was last years winner. Linda Welp and Sandra Kirtky, also are entered, but had not signed up before the carnival. Fairest of Fair in Poway draws nine in Town on Color Film Developing DEVELOPING and JUMBO PRINTS Including Fresh New Roll of Color Film. Sizes 127, 620, 120, 126 REPRINTS FROM COLOR NEGATIVE 24 HOUR SERVICE on Kodacolor and SPORTSMAN'S PHOTO CENTER AT REAR OF KRASNE'S SPORTING GOODS STORE Downtown Escondido on West Grand Avenue PHONE 746-4310 Across from Penney's down half a block Chief misses lowifs bi! fire JACKSONVILLE, Tex.

(UPI) Fire Chief C. C. Williams was out of town Sunday for the biggest fire in years, a $140,000 blaze that destroyed a livestock pavilion and killed 150 beef cattle. Williams was attending a firemens convention at Carthage, Tex. Conway Surplus Sales All Types ef GOVERNMENT SURPLUS We Buy Scrap Metal 745-8284 518 S.

Quince make swer questions of the judges, who will be supplied by the county Fairest of the Fair contest. They will be escorted by U.S. Marine guards from the Marine Corps depot in San Diego. Ken Pickle will be master of ceremonies and Irene Jones, pianist. The Chaparells, a Poway dance band, will provide music, and the two womans clubs will arrange decorations.

The public is invited to view the contest and there is no admission charge, Mrs. Bucholz said. and Mrs. C. L.

Cheeves, 13320 Olive Tree Lane; Sharon Hulett, IS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hulett, 12836 Nedick Ave Sherie Kesler, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Kesler, 14118 Frame Road; Sandra Kirtley, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kirtley, 15123 Vali Hai Road; Patty Miller, 17, daughter of Mrs.

Emma Jean Nance of 14128 Powers Road; Gwen Patton, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blatkie Patton, 12715 Claire Drive and Linda Welp, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto G.

Welp, 14017 Twin Peaks Road. The contest Saturday nigh! is being co-sponsored by the Poway Womans Club, Federated and the Junior Womans Club. Mrs. Cass Bucholz and Mrs. A.

Roesler are co-chairman. The girls will appear in swim suits and evening gowns and an of tin This sticker identifies a used car thats in a class by itself. A Top Quality Used Car still eligible for the unused portion of the Chrysler Corporation five-year 50,000 mile engine and drive train warranty. CEMETERY LETTERING MONUMENT CLEANING Commercial Sandblasting JOE AYERS Call 745-3076 POWAY Nine girls will vie for the title of Poway Fairest of the Fair in a contest slated for 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Poway High School gymnasium.

The winner will compete for the post of queen of the San Diego County Fair in the county-wide Fairest of the Fair contest. Contestants are Vicki Basham, 17, daighter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Basham, of 14259 Midland Road; Colleen Barren. 17, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. R. Barrett. 12657 Parish Road, Rancho Bernardo, Sheila Cheeves, 16, daughter of Mi.

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