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An all-time record for Call- gclus County, initiator of the fornin. and probably for the j measure; Los Angeles Mayor United Stales, will be set this Samuel W. Yorty; and hifih- morning with a statewide total rankinR representatives of both of nearly GOO.OOO signatures major parties, labor and man- obtained in the 00-day "crash" I agement. campaign to qualify the Senate j ... rcappnrtionmenl constitutional; TIIK FINAL filing was slated 3111011(11110111 for the November a l 10 a.m. today by Supervisor ballot, according to Supervisor Honelli with L.A. County Reg- Frank Bonclli. istrar Benjamin S. Hitc of more This is an average of 10,000 than 50,000 additional names, signatures per day, since the Earlier this week some 30,000 campaign was launched on ' signatures were filed in other April 19 with the ceremonial counties, the greatest number signing of the first petition by j in Orange, San Diego, Santa Supervisor Bonelli of Los An-1 Clara and San Francisco. loss In validations duo to tech- nical errors in signing. Valida-1 lions, however, have averaged ; Certification of signatures a high 80 per cent an un- on previous filings made on prccedcnted low loss of only May 24, May 28 and June 4 in 20 per cent invalidated. Final 11 California counties came certification of additional sig- close to the 420,462 minimum | natures will be made to the required for submission of the ! Secretary of state on June 28. initiative measure to the vot- ,._,. .. . . . ers on November fi. Qualifica- The actlve and whole- tion for the ballot is more hearted cooperation of civic of- than assured by the additional ficials, chambers of commerce, JUNE 21, 196? THE TORRANCE HERALD 29 MANY SIUNATUKICS . . . Holding some of the petitions for ^apportionment (if the state senate are three of the workers who helped to collect nearly 000.000 signatures to put the proposal on the November ballot. The plan would enlarge senate membership and give more repre- sentation to larger counties. filings. * A GOAL of 575,000 signa- tures throughout the state had \ been set by the Senate Reap- i portionment Committee, to al- I low for the usual 25 per cent organized labor, leaders of both major parties, and thou- sands of public-spirited citi- zens who circulated the peti- tions, has made possible this record-breaking achievement," Supervisor Bonelli declared. PHOTO DAY SCHEDULED At least 30 lovely female models, plus character models and sophisticated sets will be featured when two sponsoring organizations hold their sec- ond annual Gardena Photo Day July 22 at 11 a.m. at Rec- reation Park, 158th and Nor- mandie. The Gardena Valley Camera Club and the City of Gardena Recreation and Parks Depart- ment have scheduled the Southern California Photofest from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. this year. Gerald Bethel, photo day general chairman, said a photo contest would be held about one month from photo day. Bethel said the photo day com- mittee, in charge of photofest arrangements, will spent $300 on prizes in four categories. He said novice and expert cate- gories in both a color slide and black and white division would be instituted for the contest A wrong motive involves de- feat Mary Baker Eddy ... Capsule (Continued from Page 28) orbit first was no longer of importniHT. One gentleman in a straw sombrero gazed admiringly at .Athe U. S. craft. ^ "And how many did t h e Russians kill before they brought a man back?" he said. "Our side does not make secrets. And we do not send men into space until we KNOW they will return." He was very positive and Mexico agrees. Safe and Sure has become the thought of the day. Overnight, stores broke out a mass of toy rockets that are Safe and Sure for junior. The white capsule that blasts off the rocket is a replica of Friendship VII. There are heavy sales. Everybody from the lolly- pop set to government min- isters is space-minded these days and very proud. "Guaymas is a great station in I he Mercury Project." the Mexicans tell you. "From Ciiiaymas, we talked with Juan Glenn when he went around the world. And we helped bring our man back safely. 1 ' PUN JABS JOSE CAN YOU SEE BY THE DAWN'S EARLY LIGHT? DOING >: R.S. Pyle, your Telephone Manager in Torrance If you visit Disneyland this summer, you may have a hard time deciding what you enjoyed most. I've been pleased that a number of people have told me how much they liked the Bell System exhibit featuring the Circarama film "Amer- ica the Beautiful". It's an amazing movie unlike any you've ever seen. This 360-degree color i a' » wftvarm n mov'°~an exclusive Wait llf» JfJ^fSlflJil DiBncy P«>cess-takes you K *WTV»6W!Jdr' ;lW on a breath-taking tour of the United States. You can also see how communica- tions link America together ... the newest telephone products and services... and an exhibit showing how phone calls and TV programs might be transmitted by satellite. Admission's free to "America the Beautiful." We're sure you'll enjoy it too. You might be interested to know that the tax on your phone bill may be lower after July 1st, if Congress votes to drop the 10% Fed- eral Excise Tax you now pay on local phone service. This is the 20-year-old wartime "luxury tax" im- posud on items like furs, jewelry, perfume and telephones. Well, I'm sure no one considers his tele- phone a luxury any more than other necessities like gas and electricity. And, repealing this tax would mean direct savings to you by lowering the cost of local phone service by the full amount of the tax. THE 3 C'S OF SAFK DRIVING With vacation trips and extra summer driving coming up. it's a good lime to remind ourselves of the :{ C's of safo driving. These are the principles on which the telephone company's defensive driving pro- gram is based. They are: CONCENTRATION The safe operation of a car takes place in the minds of individual driv- ers, concentration on the job of driving a vehicle safely, always being alert to everyone and everything on the road. CONTROL A properly maintained vehicle in good mechanical condition and a driver in good physical and emotional health arc the re- quirement. 1 , for proper control in driving Mii"/:thlv and safely. rOl.'RTIiSY -liy .-ipplvin" the Golden Rule to driv- ' in';', wn casi all share the streets and high- ways more pleasantly and safely. PACIFIC TELEPHONE CANTALOUPES PLUMS FINEST RED HAVEN fi PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY. JUNE 21. 22, 23, 24 APRICOTS FANCY FREESTONE PEACHES 225° us. WELCHADE VTCIA.CI/MJC j* *VJfcj GRAPE DRINK 3^79* SOW DARK RED A nm KIDNEY BEANS 3 S» 39' DUBUQUE CHOPPED HAM PLUM, STRAWBERRY, BLACKBERRY. APRICOT-PINEAPPLE MARY ELLEN'S JAM Aft PACIFIC HONEYTREAT rnv-iriw nwnti intrvi 4t J%^ Graham Crackers ttlZB PRICe INCLUDES 3c OFF _ g^m* Kleenex Towels 2 K£ 35* U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE BEEF ONLY CHUCK ROAST Top Quote*) Meats FRESH GROUND BEEF FRESH GROUND SHOULDER FRESH IB GROUND ROUND IMITATION ICE CREAM LB. U. 39« 59< MARKET BASKET 4^ 4^ MAYONNAISE ® 39° 4^ 4^ 29C LIBBVS P" Clflfl FRUIT COCKTAIL 5 T° SHORT CUT STEAKS IDEAL FOR THE BARBECUE U.S.DA GRADE A FROZEN BELTSVILLE TURKEYS C 4 TO 8 L8S. AVG. WT. OVEN READY LB. DELICIOUS HOT OR COLD STRAWBERRY OR CHCCOLAT1 Nestle's Quik "35 CARNATION 8-QT. PKG.. lit Instant Milk '& HOLLYWOOD SAFFLOWER Margarine__aft UNO.* BIN'S CONVERTED ~ DOLE BONELESS WELL TRIMMED Rice 47-OZ. IB-02. PKG.. «f« PKG. 39' PINEAPPLE 25' GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 4 HOW ABOUT CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE FOR DINNER? ROUND BONE SHOULDER STEAK 59 fOR SWISS STYLE STEAK. _______ Q^F fj BONELESS "~ [5!^^ FAMILY STEAK 89 BONELESS SHOUIDER CLOD LB CORNED BEEP co BRISKET 59 PRICE INCLUDES UcOFP Fab CT. PKG. PIAIN OR IODIZED Leslie Salt TENDER TASTY HOT OR COLD. IJ.OZ. PKG. SHORT CUT RIB ROAST BONELESS STEWING BEEF CORTON S FROZEN GOLDEN FRIED EICU CTirifC JUST HEAT rlSH STICKS N- EAT LARGE ECONOMY U-OZ. PKG. GORTONS FROZEN HEAT N' IAT FISH CAKES «*«« GORTON'S FROZEN ^ , -_ _ _, BREADED SCALLOPS 2 ?£!: 89* 59' 29' TUREK-MECK FROZEN BREADED VEAL DRUMSTICKS GROUND VEAL SHAPED ON A STICK "EASTERN SLICED BACON WITH WESTERN FLAVOR" FARMER JOHH SLICED BACON TABLE BRAND BACON. MB. PKG, 4I> BY THE MAKERS OF FARMER JOHN ARMOUR STAR PURE PORK SAUSAGE STOPS ODOR FOR 34 HOURS THE GaDEN SHORTENING Fluffo 3- PRICE INCLUDES tf OFF FOR A QUICK EASY MEALI 35' "** 59< W 69' .CHIFFON Toilet Tissue A AA4 2^23' GIVE YOUR PCT A TREAT CALO MB. ROLL 59( 59( 39' r<JH A UUIV.K t/MT NlUtM . , I I B&M " oz- CAN AAi liquid Ivory Baked Beans 29' Dog or Catted 4'££ 49* ,8119' 55' MARKET BASKET V,-GAL. SOT, 1I« Liquid Starch__ PRICE INO.UOES 7c OFF sj-or. tor. 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An all-time record for Call- gclus County, initiator of the fornin. and probably for the j measure; Los Angeles Mayor United Stales, will be set this Samuel W. Yorty; and hifih- morning with a statewide total rankinR representatives of both of nearly GOO.OOO signatures • major parties, labor and man- obtained in the 00-day "crash" I agement. campaign to qualify the Senate j ... rcappnrtionmenl constitutional; TIIK FINAL filing was slated 3111011(11110111 for the November a l 10 a.m. today by Supervisor ballot, according to Supervisor Honelli with L.A. County Reg- Frank Bonclli. istrar Benjamin S. Hitc of more
This is an average of 10,000 than 50,000 additional names, signatures per day, since the Earlier this week some 30,000 campaign was launched on ' signatures were filed in other April 19 with the ceremonial counties, the greatest number signing of the first petition by j in Orange, San Diego, Santa Supervisor Bonelli of Los An-1 Clara and San Francisco.
loss In validations duo to tech- nical errors in signing. Valida-1 lions, however, have averaged ;
Certification of signatures a high 80 per cent an un- on previous filings made on prccedcnted low loss of only May 24, May 28 and June 4 in 20 per cent invalidated. Final 11 California counties came certification of additional sig- close to the 420,462 minimum | natures will be made to the required for submission of the ! Secretary of state on June 28. initiative measure to the vot- ,._,. .. . . .ers on November fi. Qualifica- The actlve and whole- tion for the ballot is more hearted cooperation of civic of- than assured by the additional ficials, chambers of commerce,
JUNE 21, 196? THE TORRANCE HERALD 29
MANY SIUNATUKICS . . . Holding some of the petitions for ^apportionment (if the state senate are three of the workers who helped to collect nearly 000.000 signatures to put the proposal on the November ballot. The plan would enlarge senate membership and give more repre- sentation to larger counties.
filings. *
A GOAL of 575,000 signa- tures throughout the state had
\ been set by the Senate Reap- i portionment Committee, to al- I low for the usual 25 per cent
organized labor, leaders of both major parties, and thou- sands of public-spirited citi- zens who circulated the peti- tions, has made possible this record-breaking achievement," Supervisor Bonelli declared.
PHOTO DAY SCHEDULEDAt least 30 lovely female
models, plus character models and sophisticated sets will be featured when two sponsoring organizations hold their sec- ond annual Gardena Photo Day July 22 at 11 a.m. at Rec- reation Park, 158th and Nor- mandie.
The Gardena Valley Camera Club and the City of Gardena Recreation and Parks Depart- ment have scheduled the Southern California Photofest from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. this year.
Gerald Bethel, photo day general chairman, said a photo contest would be held about one month from photo day. Bethel said the photo day com- mittee, in charge of photofest arrangements, will spent $300 on prizes in four categories. He said novice and expert cate- gories in both a color slide and black and white division would be instituted for the contest
A wrong motive involves de- feat Mary Baker Eddy
... Capsule(Continued from Page 28)
orbit first was no longer of importniHT.
One gentleman in a strawsombrero gazed admiringly at
.Athe U. S. craft. ^ "And how many did t h e
Russians kill before theybrought a man back?" hesaid. "Our side does not makesecrets. And we do not sendmen into space until weKNOW they will return."
He was very positive and Mexico agrees. Safe and Sure has become the thought of the day.
Overnight, stores broke out a mass of toy rockets that are Safe and Sure for junior. The white capsule that blasts off the rocket is a replica of Friendship VII. There are heavy sales.
Everybody from the lolly- pop set to government min- isters is space-minded these days and very proud.
"Guaymas is a great station
in I he Mercury Project." the Mexicans tell you. "From Ciiiaymas, we talked with Juan Glenn when he went around the world. And we helped bring our man back safely. 1 '
PUN JABS
JOSE CAN YOU SEE BYTHE DAWN'S EARLY
LIGHT?
DOING >: R.S. Pyle, your Telephone Manager in Torrance
If you visit Disneyland this summer, you may have a hard time deciding what you enjoyed most. I've been pleased that a number of people have told me how much they liked the Bell System exhibit featuring the Circarama film "Amer- ica the Beautiful". It's an amazing movie unlike any you've ever seen.
This 360-degree colori a' » wftvarm n mov'°~an exclusive Waitllf» JfJ^fSlflJil DiBncy P«>cess-takes you
K *WTV»6W!Jdr' ;lW on a breath-taking tour of the United States. You can also see how communica- tions link America together
... the newest telephone products and services... and an exhibit showing how phone calls and TV programs might be transmitted by satellite. Admission's free to "America the Beautiful." We're sure you'll enjoy it too.
You might be interested toknow that the tax on your phone bill may be lower after July 1st, if Congress votes to drop the 10% Fed- eral Excise Tax you now pay on local phone service.
This is the 20-year-old wartime "luxury tax" im- posud on items like furs, jewelry, perfume and telephones. Well, I'm sure no one considers his tele- phone a luxury any more than other necessities like gas and electricity.
And, repealing this tax would mean direct savings to you by lowering the cost of local phone service by the full amount of the tax.
THE 3 C'S OF SAFK DRIVING
With vacation trips and extra summer driving coming up. it's a good lime to remind ourselves of the :{ C's of safo driving. These are the principles on which the telephone company's defensive driving pro- gram is based. They are:
CONCENTRATION The safe operation of a car takes place in the minds of individual driv- ers, concentration on the job of driving a vehicle safely, always being alert to everyone and everything on the road.
CONTROL A properly maintained vehicle in good mechanical condition and a driver in good physical and emotional health arc the re- quirement.1 , for proper control in driving Mii"/:thlv and safely.
rOl.'RTIiSY -liy .-ipplvin" the Golden Rule to driv- ' in';', wn casi all share the streets and high-
ways more pleasantly and safely. PACIFIC TELEPHONE
CANTALOUPES
PLUMS
FINEST
RED HAVEN
fi PRICES EFFECTIVETHURSDAY THROUGH
SUNDAY. JUNE 21. 22, 23, 24
APRICOTSFANCY
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Graham Crackers ttlZBPRICe INCLUDES 3c OFF _ g^m*
Kleenex Towels 2 K£ 35*
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STEAK 59fOR SWISS STYLE STEAK. _______ Q^F fjBONELESS "~ ———————— [5!^^
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