News Scrapbook 1970-1972

dump of corched bushe at the edge of the burn while she sun eys the damage and lis- tens lo the comments of the warden and his firefighters Instinct tells her she'd better trot off mlo the sunset II hich she doe: . .\nd. being a mar• colhe, she keeps right 6n go- ing. ;1!unroe Fleagle. a ,;oph- Ol!'ore at Everton High. 1· a ,tar halfback on the football te"m but not much ol a scholar Mr. Smurr, the math teacher. tells him he will have to impro\'e his marks or fall below the scholastic aver• al!e required to play ball. In fact, he wi"I have to score 92 r better on an exam the da) before the game with Tech, Eve11or's arch rival. if he ex- pect to pla} . Monroe bones up like mad and 1 · domg prettJ well Them a cute corned) ·pot vl'en nT()('' at er w t":nks he know cven1hmg because he i, a certified pub- lic accountant. insists on i'elping him cram. Monroe takes the exam, and knocks of' a 97. '·;'>;aturally he passed it " Ji s father savs. "I wouldn't be much of an accountant i I couldn't coaeh m own son in sophomore ma•h, now 11ould It\'' But the main thing 1s that ~lonroe gets to pla~ for good old Everton in its game with haled Tech. and all the stu- dents are overjoyed. For a little while. anyway. Tech 26, Everton 0 Sale will bene fit mental health center Mrs John :llcKee of La ;1!e,:a has been named chair- man of the San Diego . lental Health Assn. ':llinds in :\1o- l1on" Auxiliary's garage sale to be held from IO a.m to 3 p.m tomorrow and Saturday at the Friendship Center, 3956 3rd Ave Proceeds w II be used to contmue refurbishing of the Ce ter, a social rehabilitation center, sponsc~ed by tt,e lental Health A·sn The pub C IS inv1 ell.

H} H IJ'll Rt:P l'1',R1' SPe<:101 to EVENING TRIBUNE uome realistic tel •vision plots I just ean t seem to sell A11ywherc. .MJr1el Pfennigcr an at- tractive outdoors} gu-1, 1 graduated from a fa. hlonable f1nl hing school in the East and returns to Wyoming 11 here, since the d ath of her father, the big Pfenmger r,rnch has been operated by Tue on Pringle, the shift}• eyed foreman Muriel delves mto the ranch's busmp.s: records and lhl're 111 the books, .. s plain as a brand on a steer, are a nJ.mber of glaring!) un ·th1cal irrrgularitle including wholesale ru 11mg and some shady 1and deals Angnl), she cnnrronts the forman w lh he1· findings imd he adm all Mtlffi' ire th him-<') e11 foremn11. ':'h n she hll'cs 'l hrft)-e) ed attorney and h1fty-eved bookkeeper. ' I'm not adverse tu turmtg a fast dollar," she tells her new emplo}ees. "but ther a right way and a stupid W l\,} u! covering l ourself in the records. I didn't maJor m business aclmin· ;tration ana corporation law" he ex• plams w1th an attracuve out- doorsy wink, ' for nothing " George Toothmai, a hand- some young agent, is offered a dangerou · espionage as- s gnment which will take him behind lhe Iron Curtain. He accepts only becau e it calls for him to rendezvous 1n a certain interna.onal city wllh Z-1. an operative he kno11s only by reputation but ad- mires greall} On a night tram, he bum- bles into a compartment oc- cupied by a beautiful but mysterious young lady, and they strike up a pleasant con- versation. By coincidence. he sees her again. sitting at a table near his own at a :side- walk cafe m Pais. lmagme h1:; s· rpnse when he runs mto her once again m a hotel lobb> in Budapest There is no time for th two to renew their acau~mtanceship now, 1C'wewr ro~ he receives word that his cl11el has set up a cantac 1 "1th Z-1 o a DAR sets talk on Washington '.l;!'ss Elsie Trac} wi' speak on "Georg Washington in :11s Life We Lillie Know" for L.1 .Jolla chapter. Daughter, o t'w lmrican R_volution. at I 30 p.m. Tuesday in La Jolla Woman's Clubhcu,c• \!rs . Qu:mb) Ountle,·, chall ma I ot tea 1~te,sr ",II be assisted b} :\Imes Cwries H Clark Bryan !lines, Ebenezer "cpperman, Ira A Rader Ham E Wal- ton nd Wil on V.ca1er. Conference planned by district members 1he Yuung Ladies In- • l e District 17. will hold 1e 25th annt.af d "tr1ct con- erence SundlY b ginmng , 1 rna s at 9 a m at the 1mmac lata ,tlcalu Park There " II b-' a breakfast at JO a.ir l\lrs. /\ob<>rt K Smit! o Oceans1do \I ill preside at t co111ent1,m.

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