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Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - January 31, 1966, Corona, California ED T newspaper serving western Riverside 737-1234 JANUARY 31. 1966 AT NAVAL High show what they the semester at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Norco as part of experience program of the Corona Unified School right are Randy Dr. F. Left NOL technical Phil and pointing to the position of germanium on the table jof periodic properties of the NAVAL ORDNANCE High youths find researcher's life is work and more completing a semester of work under tJie personal guidance of scientists the Naval Ordnance three Corona High School seniors today have an idea of what it is like to be a modern researcher it's The three students w e Stuenkel of 225 East Monterey Road and Wayne Samstag of 1960 Oakland Hills both and Charles Jackson of 4240 Sierra a final conference with Dr. F. S. NOL technical g r fe a t emphasis was placed on of as much formal education possible before joining the ranks of Dr. Atchison pointed the laboratory has a strong program for encouraging Navy continually to update their formal Ten years after a scientist has received his doctoral he is likely to be academically unless he has continued to participate in educational seminars and other graduate Dr. Atchison The students were shown laboratory personnel and management statistics backing up these technical director and the three students also reviewed work they had accomplished during the time spent each day at the laboratory as part of the work experience program oi the Corona Unified School students Samstag made for Dr. Herbert Filler of the infrared to determine the dimensions of shims required for changing the gap of an Randy also worked for Dr. Cedric J. Gabriel on- various infrared research a Hght shield for a photodetector and constructed stands for various other pieces of He also designed ond made a of a reduction gear assembly for reducing the motion of a rotator for a polarizer and helped to determine the input-output linearity of an Jackson worked in he infrared division under the guidance of Wesley L. Phil reviewed optical measurements and worked with technicians In the recording of infrared Stuenkel said that punching computer machine cards for James N. Martin in the electronics division had given her a firsthand perspective of how and presented to electronic She also an opportunity to gain experience with an automatic plotter that uses computer output to plot a In Martin gave background general capabilities workers set group of Los Angeles investors has paid for the 771-acre Rancho Sierra in according to Property Research Los Angeles - based land investment firm who handled the transaction for both buyers and consisting of a valley surrounded by rolling is located in western Riverside adjacent to Norco's Southern north of Riverside The property is bordered by a new golf course and three Sierra has been held since 1946 by the Basque ily of Gabino who used it entirely for sheep Prior to the Quintana the owner was W. J. known as throughout the Chino on page 3) and Mrs. Ben Weaver enjoy the buffet st the Royal Ta h i t i a n. where Norco's held it's campaign dinner this area may soon have a club that features a completely nude woman that can be viewed through a What virtues can you see in tils type of 1375 would be real nice to have a good club in A lot of clubs have the same in some have the real I think that it would be good entertainment Chough and I would go to see workers in the million Corona Unified School District finance election will kick-off their drive a meeting Friday ^t SPEAKER'S City Council Candidate Melvin discuss the with Norco Agriculture PLATE President Zack at Western Friday Don Young in his second term as president of Norco Chamber of Commerce Saturday Some 175 persons amending affair heard Rev. J. Whitcomb lower speak on responsibilities of a civic SECOND TERM About 175, persons attended of Installation Dinner Dance Saturday night at the Lake as President for a second term was Don jother officers are Harold and Earl past and the Rev. Dr. W. H. K. directors Installed were Blair acted as master of Eli Hudson as directors were William Howard Herman dinner prepared by the Norco Women's was Dr. John W. district will address the starting room at the 30 to 35 workers are expected to the meeting to r e c e ive materials they'll distribute during the drive to solicit support for the March 15._ makes council City Councilman Louis Hoefs took out nomination papers for the April council election bringing the other council nominees ' are incumbent Councilman Tom Dan La Verne and All I know is that I wouldn't like to look at it because I am not interested in nude be able to look at what they want to look at DIANA 12673 can see no virtue in this sort of If a person has a family he home and council bidders launch campaign at stay care of it. But if you are CAROL ticket's council campaign got off lo a proper start this weekend with at theh Royal Tahitian where about 100 heard t h e traditional campaign of The Rev. J. Whitcomb guest of a today and Today's noon temperature was 57, after an overnight low MARY 555 guess it takes all of entertainment to make a I think it is something I would have to see in order to decide its you know of a question that might be of Interest to the readers of Norco Jot it down and send it was 97. 82tS at opposing candidates Dan La Verne and Melvin King were by Hugh acting as master of The three gave brief Candidates for the Norco Services District board of Dr. anl H. G. also were took of the occasion to answer some made by incumbent council candidate Tom Harris in a speech last Harris feels that arc incompetents in our city 1 He can see one if he and is the the city of two are for the present of in city while keeping himself Is operating without confusion he blames city and Norco as oasis of Make all ani the resulting for ' bility o he city cost quite a I We these antics wi to a screeching three candidates orderly sewer the Western The for the includes a permanent zoning ordinance master to fit Promote traffic Encourage 10 IndusUlal/ and Abby 5 interests to insure 2 development and a 4 ed Memo 6 Explore 5 flood control Lane 4 _ Keep an open mind and i 7 work to represent the

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