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Young Bninet Beauty Keeps Busy
As Coed, Bride, Actress And Model
By GAY PAILEV
I'PI Womrn's Editor
NEW YORK UPI. -Off cam
pus, she's a tall brunette beauty
ith careers going in movies,
modeling and television.
On campus, she's pure coed
right down to knee socks, skirt,
sweater and ribbon in her hair.
On and off campus, she's one
of the busiest young talents go
ing, with a work schedule I sus
pect only youth could take.
Professionally, she is known
as Pamela Tiffin, who started
her movie career in 1961 with
a role in Tennessee Williams'
"Summer and Smoke," has
been featured in six other films
and in January will start a
seventh, "The Lively Set." She's
also Pamela Tiffin, seen model
ing high fashion in "Vogue",
seen modeling -Miss or -Mrs.
Average in Sears Roebuck and
Co. catalogues.
Prestige vs. Pap
"Vogue," she commented can
didly, "is for prestige. Sears is
for pay."
When she models, other than
for prestige, the pay is from $60
an hour on up to $120 in some
instances, she said:
Alabama Chief
To Visit State
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPD
Gov. George C. Wallace of Ala
bama will make a speaking tour
of five western states in Janu
ary, his office said today.
A detailed itinerary was not
yet announced, but sources said
the tour would cover Colorado,
Arizona, California, Oregon, and
Washington.
Speaking dales include Eu
gene, Ore., and he probably will
hold a press conference in Port
land. His office said he was re
sponding to a number of speak
ing invitations received during
the last several months.
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In private life, she is 21-year-old
Mrs. Clay Kelker, bride of
one year of an editor at the
New York Herald Tribune, Vi
king Press and Ladies' Home
Journal. She's also a student at
Columbia University where she
currently is taking two evening
courses in the history of art.
She rated herself "about a
sophomore and a half" but said
she eventully will get that de
gree. "Columbia doesn't know hat
to make of me," she said. "It,
just seems that an actress M
not supposed to be in that
academic world.
The Campus Image
"I try to fit in. I wear coed
clothes., .knee socks, sweaters,
hair ribbons."
As if modeling, movies,
matriculation and marriage
weren't enough to crowd into
one life. Miss Tiffin will make
her television debut on Christ
mas Eve in ABC's 'The Fugi
tive." She has just completed
for Twentieth Century, Fox a
pilot film for a proposed tele
vision series. And she's study
ing acting three times a week
with Stella Adler.
1 talked with Miss Tiffin in
the living room of the duplex
apartment she and her husband
recently purchased. She's super
vising the decoration, but said
her husband thought a bit hap
hazardly. "He leaves me lists of things
to do," she laughed. "Today,
I'm supposed to get some
sconces wired. Clay describes
this room as a decor with 14
holes in the wall" (for fixtures
not yet installed).
A Question
Why is she attempting so
many caieers when most 21-year-olds
would settle happily
for one?
"I've always regretted t h e
periods in my life when 1 didn't
forge ahead," she said. "I know
so many people who regret the
things they didn't get done. I
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plagued that there will not be
enough time to do all the things
I w ant to do.
Pamela Tiffin was born in
Oklahoma City. Okla., and grew
up in Oak Park. 111., a Chicago
suburb. Her father, Stanley
Wonzo. is a successful archi
tect. Tiffin is her mother's
maiden name and her own
middle name adopted as her
last for professional use.
.Miss Tiffin is five feet seven
and three-quarters inches tall
barefoot and weighs 116 pounds.
Measurements. "Nothing excit
ing," she decided.
She began modeling in free
time during high school in Oak
Park and moved on to New
York after graduation in three
years w ith a straight "A" aver
age. Her grades at Columbia
aren't always so high, she said,
"because making movies keeps
cutting into my class attend
ance." She laughed as she recalled
an incident during the filming
this fall of "For Those Who
Think Young." Her co - star
asked her where she was going
when the movie was finished
and she answered, "to Colum
bia." "Oh great," he said. "What
are they shooting over there?"
FFA Slates
Holiday Dance
MALIN -. The Malin FFA
Chapter will hold its annual
Christmas dance on Dec. 28,
with "Starlight Delight" as t he
theme. Pete Coley's band will
provide the music from 9 p.m. to
1 a.m. in the Malin Grade
School gym.
The added attraction at this
year's dance will be the chapter
sweetheart contest. The sweet
heart selected will be a Malin
High School student.
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NEW OFFICERS The Linkville Kiwanis Club has elected and installed new officers
and directors. Seated, left, is Gordon Jacobs, board of directors, and Don Bowman,
new president. Standing, left to right, Tom Oden, second vice president; John No
vak, Clauds Rodgers, Bruca Niles, Rex Young, Gale Staley, board of directors, Don
ald Bauer, first vice president, and Lee McFarland, board of directors. Club members,
assisted by Cub Scout Packs 75 and 42 and Boy Scout Troop 100, are helping to swell
Santa's pack with the collection of toys for the needy.
Lakeview Merchants Study
Policies On Check Cashing
LAKEVIEW Merchants of
Lakeview were alerted through
their check-flash system Mon
day of a meeting in the court
house Monday night, sponsored
by the merchants committee of
the chamber of commerce, to
listen Jo a discussion of policy
and precaution regarding the
cashing of checks.
Two previous meetings had
been held by the committee and
the district attorney, Chick Cha
loupka, in order to determine
these policies.
Harold Donncr, chairman of
the committee, presided. The
outlining of the policies was
turned over to Chaloupka, who
cited the reasons for the steps
being taken; the increasing
number ot bad checks being
passed in the county and the
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Thursday, December 19, 1963
added opportunity of the holi
day season for such occurrenc
es. The suggestions outlined for
merchants stated: do not cash
checks without any purchase be
ing made; be skeptical of small
purchases which require a bal
ance in cash; be especially care
ful on holidays when banks are
closed; do not cash checks for
non-residents, except after thor
ough investigation; do not hesi
tate to call an out-of-town bank
and require that the customer
pay the toll charge; require pos
itive identification, at least two
or three pieces bearing signa
ture and physical description,
and then compare with bearer;
in two-party checks, know the
endorser, as the drawer has no
responsibility; have one person
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authorized to cash checks, or
make each employe responsible;
check with the district attorney's
check list at the dispatcher's of
fice. Chaloupka also outlined situa
tions where prosecution Is war
ranted and explained the exces
sive cost to the state if such is
required for each check 'of a
small amount. The cost is usual
ly prohibitive because of the
need for extradition of the of
fender. He explained the so-called
"paper hanger trick" of estab
lishing a small deposit in a lo
cal hank and then drawing
checks on the account for much
larger sums; the risk taken with
non-residents or those with a
brief residence.
The committee plans to have
cards printed which the mer
chants will show in a prominent
place indicating that nil checks
will be cleared through the po
lice department. The district at
torney will keep a list of all
bad checks and will clear this
each week through the dispatch,
er's office, so that the mer
chant can call there in case of
any doubt regarding a check.
The district attorney also stal
ed that his office will write a
letter, if requested, demanding
payment on any bad check re
ceived. If prosecution rather
than payment is demanded,
it Is necessary that the mer
chant irrevocably elect such pro
cedure and follow through.
In a discussion and questions
regarding shoplifting, the official
stated that in order to escape
lihel or slander suits, the mer
chant must let the offender get
out of the store and then make
charges. All juvenile cases must
be checked with the circuit
judge who is the judge of the
juvenile court.
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VIENNA (UPD-Kederal Av
iation Administrator N'ajeeb E.
Halahy said today live proposed
direct Moscow-New York com
mercial air service may go into
operation next siimmer.
Halaby arrived here from
Moscow on his way back to
Washington after talks with So
viet airline and aircraft experts
on the planned air link and su
personic transport questions.
Halahy told I'PI his talks
with Soviet officials were
"friendly, frank and very com
prehensive." He eaid a "step-by-step
survey of technical
problems" could solve difficul
ties connected with the pro
posed New York-iMoscow serv
ice, and it may well be in op
eration by net summer.
The FAA chief said tlie Hus
sians apparently are moving at
about the same speed as the
United States and along the
same lines in the field of super
sonic transport.
He flew to Vienna in a spe
cial i Lockheed Jetstar plane.
He said before he left Moscow
he would take advantage of the
flight to test Soviet, Polish and
Ciech air and navigational aids
along the way.
Soviets Launch
New Satellite
MOSCOW (UPD-The Soviet
Union today launched another
unmanned satellite.
The official Soviet news agen
cy Tass said "Cosmos 24" car
ries scientific instruments
which will continue space re
search in accordance with the
program announced last March
16.
It was the lfilli satellite
launched by the Soviets this
year, Including two manned
space ships.
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LAKEVIEW plans are now
underway to begin the winter
semester of adult education
classes during the middle of
January, according to Bob El
den, adult director at Lakeview
High School.
These courses are set up for
approximately 30 hours of non
college credit instruction, meet
ing in three hour classes from
7 to 10 p.m. one night each
w eek for 10 weeks. Most courses
are vocational in nature and
anyone out of high school may
enter.
A course in conversational
Spanish is presently being
planned to begin on Wednesday,
Jan. 22. The class will be
taught by Don Blood, high school
Spanish instructor. Featured
this year in the course will be
the extensive use of the h i g h
school's new language teaching
laboratory. The course has been
designed for those people inter
ested in learning useful Spanish
for conversational purposes.
Home economic courses In
cluded this winter wiH be one
class of Bishop Sewing II to be
taught by Mary Abramson.
Plans now have this course be
ginning on Tuesday, Jan. 21. In
terested persons are asked to
contact Mrs. Abramson at WH
7-7303. A seliedulcd class in mil
linery has been canceled until
sometime in the spring.
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fered this winter, if enrollment
Malin Program
MALIN -The Malin High
School faculty has announced
that the school Christmas pro
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ning, Dec, 19, In tlie gymnasium.
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