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VOL 51, NO. 231, 4 ECTIONS, 68 PAGES
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following arrival earlier today in New York City on
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HARBOR AREA UNIFIED
SCHOOL BOARD ElECTION
aAY, OCT. S, 1HS YOll fOt
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4 DAILY 'llOT ,,..._,,_
Dirksen Lead9 Off Dennis iM Menace
Filibuster Hlzlts
. Work Bill Action
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EXPlllllNCE COUNTll
THiii FORMa ICHOOL BOARD MIMBl•I ........ DOIALD A. STRAUSS [!)
Zoe IQ llrlow
Melwood Berry
Jull1 (Peg) linden
Chlsltolll Brown Do111ld Du11g1n
Eugene L ORourte
J. Leslie Sleff ensen
Edwlrd W. Mll1m, M.D.
.lllllls Illy
JIJ Slodcln
Thfl fe I pertlel Ust ef dtlUM whe .... support • • •
Mre. ~ff A,.._,
Mr. & Mr9o M.A. Alld•• •n
Mr ... Mre.JllekMa,...
Mr. & Mrt. MWIHI NIM. Jr.
Mr. & Mrt. HWNMe Avtla
Mr. & M,... Cari• .... k
R. If. Chlttott49ft, M.O,
Mrs. Jelut ..... ,
Mrt. ftebert .... •
Mr. & Mra. J ...... •tt
Mra.Jayl. ..... attaa
Mr. & M,._ ~. P'. aalftM
Mr. & Mrt. Jeh" J, a.rry
Mr. & Mre. D.a ·~
Mr. & Mrt. n..n-1 a ... ..t"aM
M,., & M,._ ltewart a.wt.
Mrs. Wllllam K. 8u4d
Dr. & M,.., A.melt! 8Mkman
M lee AtMI al•"'lt'lllit
Mr. Ha ..... lr ........... tit
Mr. & Mra. J1 tffrMrt 8NW1t1n
Mr. W . A. CehmMt
Dr. & Mre.. NatNinkl C.hen
Mr. & Mra. DllVfd Cunfttnt'-•"'
M ra. ftebert C.rf
Mr. & Mra. J1111M D..V
Ju" Adame Diemer
Mr. & Mra. Dlftald C. Dunean
Mrs. 8uddy aMett
'Mr. & Mra. Jehn Kehtorttaotl
Dr. & Mra. Jehn IL'arrer
Mr. & Mrs. Wllllam I . ,.loher
Mr. & Mrs. Denald P'lamm
Mr. & Mrs. Chari• P'lfttluo
Mr. & Mrs. Hale C. lfltltl
Mr. & Mrt. Al P'erttt
Mr.& Mrt.INP' ........
M" & MN. A. W. Guley
Mr ... Mrt. ... ,. QleHaH
Mr. ftobert Qu ..... ttetn1
Mr. & Mra. CM,.._ Hart
Mr.&MN."••MtNett
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Mt. & Mra. Ila~ HantmerH
Mlldr.1 ttutdll-
M,.., T....w HeMeraMt
Ml'. & .,., TIWIMlla Hiiiman .......... , ..... " .......
Mr. & ..... ffau( "· HelMel •
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Mr ... Ml"lo Davtd MoNMf7
Mr. & M,... "lel\artf MoClure
Mr. & Mra. Gerald MoCl•lre
Mr. & M,.. r:rank Mal'lt\atl
Mr. & Mra. f:l"llnk M•r, Jr,
Mr. & M,.. Herbert Me,..y
Dr. & Mra. L Torranc. M•ran
Mr. & Mra. Chut• w. Matitora
Mr. & Mra. Ja" Maretlall
Mr. & Mra. J, Nowteft
Mrt. Juno Neal
Mr. & Mra. "lohard Newell
Mr, & Ml"lo a.th Ober
Mra. Jamee L. Orotad
Mrt. A. L. ~lnkley
Dr. & MrL Huth Plumi., Jr.
Mr. Llftdaley ~al"Mnl
Mr. & Mra. "obert ~lnk1rt1n
Mrs. Har"Yoy ~ ...
Mr. & M,.., Themu ~lckorlno
Mr. & M,._ L•llo ~etOf'Mft
Mr. Pa•I A, italmor
M .... Wiiiiam H. ~.ut
Mr, & M,.., Joeoph R ... ner
Mrt. J1met ftay
Mr.& Mra. ftay ......
Mr, & Mr1. Jehn fta~
Mr. & Mra. Martin loott
Mra. Jay ltocldartf
Mr. & Mrs. Dvnoan (Jerry) It-art
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Mr. & Mrs. LA. lottret!Mr
Mr,,. Mrw. KettMUI lftMta
Lt. C ... & M,.. QeN,.,'41ttucter
Mr. & Mra. Manet.._,.
Cbarlu L atu ...... .;.,, M.D.
Mr, & Mre. Jlttftoe D • ..,_lftCllH
Mr. & M,.. t . ft. lhanfMft
Mr. & Mrs. Havll•ml t ... lth
Mr, & Mra. "tet.a,,_ .a. IWMt
Mr. & Mra. J, ~. (0.f'9th1) autherlamf
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Blast Hits
FROST-PROOF REFRIGERATORS IN
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Color •coop.of the gear/
We phmced wtth one of the blcr-t pur.
chuea of a lin&le model in our bl.tory !
We just couldn't ~ the appeal of W.
f ubion-truh appliance color tbat•1 u
Jle'W' u tomorrow-and a .Zue u blr u
all outdoors. Come Ill today, See and owa ~'«
the most kautiful Frigid.a.In! buy we'Yt
ever o1f ered !
OOME SEE ••• COME
. TOUCH •.• COMPARE
this FRIGIDAIRE
·Frost-Proof Beauty!
•Complete~ FROST·PROOf-ftO frost.
no defrostina l¥trf
• Bil 102·1b. lilt frttnf frMnt !ce cubes ntn fllt.
•Twin Porc:Mtn Erwnel H)dr1tors •
hold 23.4 qt1. of~ fresh produce.
• Frigkhlirt F1owin1 Cold surrounds
all your fresh foods.
• ptus cteep.sheH store,. door that
stores. ewn Yz pllc)f, milk cartons.
b11 46.oz. cans!
Our lbw, low price/
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·Public Asked
To Help in
Smut· Fight
An open in'fUatkln WU ~
wed toda1 fot" IMID~
in the Huntin~ Beacb-
Westmtmter atl&ena for De-
cent Literature..
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Mondq, October 4, 1965 DAJlY PILOT/News-Pms 5
HB Chamber Urges
Land for Industry
Marine Held i.----~
For Having
Machine Gun ~..__ .... -t
SANTA ANA -U.S. Com·
Possibility of tax revenue-an ultimate population of mblioner Arthur M. Bradley
producini lndustrlal property about :m.ooo and will need ln· will arra1p a D-year-old Ma-
in Himtlneton Beach .Upptna dustry to help pay taxes. rlne here Ocl e on a clw19
away beyond recovery w a s Kher said land aDotted fer be w: Md po11e11lon of
raiJed in a report today from lndustriaJ development h a d 1 J:n F ~ taUn
the Chamber ot Commerce. declined nearly ~ )fer cent lnto ~ ly ~ . b meeca monthl1 at a-nm
PrebJter1a Cburcb in Wat.
mm.ter' Heb to f1Cbt ob-
1cenlty and pornoll'lllbJ throuP the dlatrlbaUon -Of
f1hnl that IPOWlbt t!lf prob-lem u tt a!f ect.-the liat1an'1
youn1 people, accardluc to
Wutmlnlter chairman Helen
Carulo.
In the report, Ro1er Slates, ln the last ~.hree yean .• "Once Santa Ana earllc• udy u~
chairman of the chamber'• it ii gone, be 1atd:, 'it can Treuury age: at hi• 1~
";\,,,... planning and ~I commit-never be recovered. ment at 4825 W. Chapman
tee, and Ralph Klnr, who Kiaer said he looted Ave., Orab&•· ZllCJu' bad a ..
Mn. Caruto painted 0 u t
that local aftldala often apuk
before the sroup. Lut maath.
for eu.mple, We 1 t m I Dlter
Pollce Chief Conner L. Calla..
cott and Pollcewoman Monica
J . Hoprdo addreaed mem-ben. .
'lboM ~ in jabdQs
the orpnlJat1aa. IDd .. ..
taJn1ns mm. fOlr dub JD89t. tna•. m.a1 mab ~
menta by caD1ni au..m fer
Decat LIWatuN cbalrmu •
Dorothy C. Lunt. Q&.aL AWARDS COMMln:EE -Dlmeyland Community ~ice award winners thia
year will be determhied by a committee made up of (front row from left) Mrs.
C. Stanley Chapman, Fullerton; Dr. Daniel C. Aldrich Jr., chairman; Mn. Marco
P. Font.er, San Juan Capiltrano; and (back row) Robert!. Sbanb and Boward School Head· U>udon, both of Anaheim. •
beadl the loduatrial commit-the Urban Land ll\ltltute ltu· machine IUD and p automat. I ACE PLUIDINO tee, pointed out that altboulh dies u a source of cuidance le rtf1e in the apartment wben . SERVICE INC.
moni than 2,500 acre1 are for his committee in stabll.l· he wu arrated, autboritlt!I 111 w 11tt1 tt.:. coaa M
zoned for indultrial uaea in Ing lndustrW Jandl. He ur1ed said. , ·~He Ml 05n ...
the city, some of the 1 and enthusiastic public support of Federal law boa prtvate1~~~~~~~~~
can never be developed for the ULI study. ownenhlp of macbl.ne IUU·•--------..... that purpose.
Slate1 dted several lchoo1
altea that have beea taken
from the tndUltrial sone,
sharply cuttlnc down the po-
tential. He emplwlud that
Huntington a..cb wiD have
lfT'S BE FllBIJlYI
COSTA MESA VISITOR
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SEPARATE FAMILY SECTIONS
1 ILOCK FIOM SCHOOLS
SpadOUI l Is 2 Bedroom Apartmenta
5-min. to u. of c. tmn.e
Flreplacel, buJll.ma, cupea., drapes.
Private lanala. S Pooll. Shuffleboard
Continental Breakf ata neryday.
Actlvt TeDD1I Club. Laundry rooms.
~~~~-,.-~~~~~~--.=====:;:;~====M . . 18-hole .Pf,dtlng Green. -·-
-...... -waits ·· . .s~.l."ttff.l~ ..... H~B;;w:;-c.,..~hamoe-r
With Injury
Tmmll, any<me? Water Pinnt Study
Tou that que.U• todaJ". at
Ruattn,uin Beach Union Hlth The Huntlq\on B e a c h been recommended by Ted
School Diltrtct Supt. Mal F~ Chamber of Commerce will Bartlett, c h a I r m a n d the
ney and he'll tou back an 1cy alt out resulta of a enp. chamber'• beach Improve-
.tare. ' neertnc atady before takinC ment commJUee.
. Became ol an ~ injury poaition on the propoeed Bartlett allo pointed out
suffered on the tennJl courta, $300 mlD1on nuclear daal1n-that the Sumet Beach locatkm
FOCDeJ today wu trapped at ilation on mi artiftcla1 lalald la only CM ol three aitea now
bom• wtUl hi.a rl'2lt Jel )lackr off the lhore of SUnlet Beach. belq camdered bJ Bechtel
ed in a cut -up U tbe htp. A majcr concem of cham-eqinelra.
"I'D be here at least an· ber dlrecton, accord1DC to--------
other two and a ~ weeb," Chamber Mana1er WW l a m
be told the DAILY PILOT. Galllenne, will be whether Coll ?
"And I'm 1ett.ln1 a bJt reJt. development of the 4,000.foot ector.
ln•." 1.on1 man-!Ude Ill.and will
Forney 1uffere4 a patnful reiult in dowutrum el'OlloD See Lib Mpar&Uon of an ankle ten-of the Huntlq\on Beach WI· rary
don on Sept. 11, two day1 t. ter front. AnJbod1 have any •hnmk·
fon 1ch~ opened. Followtn& It ii e s p e c t e d that the a buds? Crown jnilll?
aariery, hll re, bu been tn • BecbteJ Corpora&n atud1 nm edlticm? Malle 1an~
caat stnce. now mder way at the requut en alldelT
It'• been no vacation for the ol the Metropolitan Wat• r Tbe BantiJ:iCton Beach Pu~
oft\cial -Forney won't let OiJtrict will clarify beach Uc Library Sa lootiDI for col-
It be. He nJd ta1•1 an the tieJe. e r o 1 I o 11 poalbWtiel, Gil-lectScm GI' bobby equipuat
pbone every day t1Wnutn1 Umne expl•m.ct. ti w Ja two empt;y ~
acbool msUen wtt.b bla ISafl. A walkDd4el attitDdil t. CU9 at tbr lllniJ.
---·ELECT----
' . SEUM S. (IUD) FRANKLIN
SCHOOL TRUSTEE AREA 6
THE BEST CANDIDATE
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IY EDUCATION
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(M.lcArthur Nr Cout HJibway) 8~
I • now ... 1n PRADliE co
Don't Move ... Improve
. • • with American Housing Guild
Now you can remodel with confidence.
Guaranteed
••• completion date
••• satisfaction
C... a..c. ,,,__to flt.,_,. IWfd-.
NO MONEY DOWN
NO PAYMENT
UNTIL MARCH
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Call HW far~~ laf onaatioll.
Plaone 635-0767
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tegislature in 3rd Week
SACRAME'MTO (UPI) -lion both ho•es _...,
The fAeillature bepa
third wet ol ila 1JS5
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ELECT: ALBERT W. OGDEN
"A WCM'tdllCJ M•'1 Clloice"
COSTA MESA NEWPORT IEACH
UNIAED SCHOOL DISTRICT
TRUSTEE CANDIDA TE FOR
AREA NO. 6
STRENGTHS
lxpertanMd aoard of Truitt .. ....-.r fw 11 ,..,..
Abloluta Hona«y alld lnt99rfty A Dedicated Publlc le .... IMHI a.tc l.NW f« mu' )'dt'I
A Paveted Pa,..nt and ......,....,
A IU00819ful au1tnaem.....-<...-C•tr......,.
Sen.. Kennedy
._._.. To Get Honor
Cyde Riders Century-old Skelet.on ·
Attack Bus, Discovered at Barstow
No Injuries
MANY HANDS
It takn mor-. thao 2UO ~
ploy9ell IUld --..... -c:arrllf ....._ .. ......
Md deJlwr t.111111 Giiii>' ., ,..
D.w..r PILOT.
"-""'·-· THI CITIZENS <X>MMITTaE FOil GOOO GOYIRNMENT URGeS YOU TO VOTE FOR
lolld CltJun, a par.on wt.. 1•11au Geed .i-..IMflt,, loul\4 "uaonlng. a11d Humility
"emalM Calm. ffrtendty, and U•'9Mttot11I under pra•ure er 1tre11
A flaJ>QllltntaJ!n...lf.JrfJt:tJ' a11d the lkllled Trad .. Populatlon of our Communitlea
Perwenal contrl•utleft t0 ~· 'Sj JMiNila ~ ilf4 'Tracter. • -• -~Dl&--,=MARIAN -C. --lERG-ESON
-·elYte ·-AGGOMPLISHMENTS ' ft v .. ,.. 111 tllt C-. •-V•fttwer trln 0.partmeftt <• a -mbtr and a term
.. ohlef) 1t ... ,. 9ft tfte c..ta ... \IMett lcfl9et .. "1 (b I "'ClllMr, a ,1..W1ftt, I ........
tary)
Awarded and nrned the "l hr·Gallon" l'ln for do111tlon1 to the local blood bank
22 Veal"I M a mtmbtr of l'TA and Hal1>or High lohool Parent organlutlont
17 Vea,. of perftct attendanoa mambtrwlllp ind paal·pretidant In Cotta M .. a1 New· ................... ~
A lifetime ef !Mint an •xcellant parent and father to hie exeaptlonal family.
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1.) Tllll .....,,....._. 9f a ...,. •lllld ... rbO, .,,_ ,._, D...,.._ n. MW ._r<d fll T ........ •• .. ~ .. U.. Harbor An.a ......... -' 11111 • -. l...,¥N II a..J '9 ... • 1111 ... .-.petl ... W\ _. .., twe ..... eltJa
2.) I fMI that I i-.ve • oontrlbutlon to make to the new u11lfled aoa,.d of TrlnlH•
H • rtpNMntatlv1 of th• -rklng publlo. There are 1everal ucalle11t candltlatff ot the profemions and If our boiard la truly ~tatlve It ahould a.lao Include
thoee ot ua wtlo have lime and t.llle ~ to 1'md th! man on the strMt.
Sr) I atrongly tndtr'M any effort. te tm,..~ 1u,. ...._.., an4 Mt'41w In the doetrlna
that we mun lt,..ngtftan our afftrta 111 eduoatlOfl programe for all ability l1vele.
I fMI that w. mutt ltrtngthen •ur llf'OO,.,,.. In vocati.ttal and tn .. DraparatlOA.
We support Albert W. (Al) Ogden b.cauM of hit llfelo"9 public Mr·
vice, hit 16 yean of auccesafvl school board exp.rlence, end hla un-
ques.-... c:hM'llCtw. .... latetrlty and dedlcetion to public Mrvl~
Is u~Ulltl1RMll 1'1111re...., we t..u... thet he la the beat cendl·
date fer ... #4. -
ERNST H. KRAUSE
CITIZENS COMllTTD u~orses
~ IXICUIM .... SC•NnSt
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NIW MABOI AREA UNIFflD SCHOOL DfSTIUCT aoAID
VOTE ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5
S~NIORED aY CITIZll'tl COMlllTTK~ TO KUCT •1tNST M. KRAUSE
TIM ltw, • ....., ,., AHa1t
M,.._ Clara Axtatar
Kari AJCt.tttr
Mr. & M .... Grant a1ll
Nadine G. aader
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IJ UCI Holds $1.3 Million Study Grants
Talk Ooh
Suit Faces
Soft Drink Company
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all SANTA ANA -A tM fine by district attorney's inves·
Research on • wide range ed for the first time only this or the brain. to technlques of lo $'750,000 ror tnveatti•tioo Ch enge h Q s been imposed upon a tigaton and Anaheim police
of phenomena la und~r way week, Irvine has been carry· computer·auisted instruc-or diseases in lower animalJ home soft drln.k bu.slneas alter at the company's Anaheim of·
at the University of CallfOr· ing on the UnJversity's re· tion. A total of 22 grants lo have been awarded to profes· a plea of no contest wu en-fice, 1743 S. Zeyn St.
1 l with th rt sponsiblllty for research (or amounts ranging from $5100 sors at Irvine SANTA ANA -A demurrer tered to charges or conduct-The offlclals were Ronald
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~8pr1!:: and fede:als~:ta nearly a year." Or. Aldrich (or a project ln mathematlcs Granu rec~nUy received challengi~ggtnthe !e~ ba:u:f ln~a l~ttery. ,1 vied •here ~-~a~n'nt!3 G 0'vo~ ~d:;.
now tol.allng more than •1.3 Hid. and not previously announ-a suit a e g a Y a . e ne wu e ar • . . R .!'---------.,
million, Chancellor Oan!.:1 G. Projects range from ba~lc ced: latration of T~tmamn In· ln _Municipal Court Friday bruck. 22. of Santa Anad J. "Rul llCUfftJ ts UoMn9
Aldrich Jr. said today. research on the stuff of hfe ternational, Inc., its 24 offi· agalllsl Marketing Gulde of mon B. Shoaf, 32• an Clulrll• Browe WcU bt ~
"Wblle classes have open-and matter to the working Chancellor -Myron L. Braunatein, as-d be America, lnc., the parent wlfe Helen, 28, both of Santa .,. ..... -·--~ ~-. · sistant proleuor of psycbolo-en an mem rs, wu on company ot the Zest-way Ana; Charles A Barcus, 62, ..... ""''"" ....... "' -
gy. from the NaUonal Science file with Superior Court here Corp. Long Beach; Geoige C. Shu· tht o A I LY PILOT
Foo.ndatlon '22 100 for re-today. Officials of the company mard, 52, Placentia, and Len MrJ daJ.· OPENINGS Will Head b en~Ued· .. 1 The demurrer, which h ••were allowed to enter the plea1 ,p~·~B~ec~k~er~.~rr~,~o~f~La~¥lt~a~da~.~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~
Dana Laboratories, Inc.
' CAMPUS DRIVE & VON KARMAN
IRVINE, CALIFORNIA
"An eq111I opportunity employer"
SYSTIMI INGINllR-To be responaible for small
data 10Qin1 syltem1. MU5t be strong technically
and aoo(f at working with people.
INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEER -With strong
ctn:u.it background. To advance state of the art of
predaion meuurement imtrumentatlon. Must have
st.roni analytical ability.
MANUFACTUR ING TltAINEl-To train for pro-
duction supervision andJc,rod~~n~ontrol. Alert, -tndllltrioat yoaeg m-.. Oeftle.p..-2re-
fer colle1e grad.
It a D TICHNICIA~M1nimum 5 years experi·
ence, who will work on advanced development pro-
grams. Mu.st be sharp technically and a bard worker.
searc · 1tnalt1v ty not yet been set for bearln&. after telling Santa Ana·Or·lii
of the human oblerver to maintains that the complaint ange Municlpal officiab t.bey
A d U • transformaUoaa of the viJll&l of Thomas E. Strotman of Or-had been operattnc the home war mt lleld." ange is not legally 1ufficlent 1ales program relying on the
-B r a u n s t e in. Public to state a cau1e of action. advice of their own attorneys.
Health Servic~ fll 781 f Through the demurrer, at· DlJtrict Attorney Kenneth ANAHEIM -Dr. Daniel.. ' • OJ' torneya for the organlution Wllliams 1ald the company c. Aldrich Jr., chancellor of inlormaUon procenlq mo-are as.king that the action be wu allowed to remain in bus·
t h e UnJveraity of C&llfornia. del of small &ln:raft accident thrown out. lneu in the county after
Irvine. will head the 1965 investigator." Judge Stephen Tamura Fri· changing ita operation -
Disneyland Community Serv--Marjorie C. Caaerio II· day quashed service of sum· ellmlnatlng any element.a of
ice Awards Committee, it slsta.Dt profeuor of c~-mons in the case when attor· lottery.
was announced today. , try American Chemical So-neys for both parties stipulat-Lottery chartes were drop-
The committee la charJed clety, fll,600 for "the chem· ed no proper service had been ped against aeven Zelt-way
with dlatrtbuting up to '28,· iltry of allenic compounda .. made on oU1cers and mem· officials who bad been arrest-
000 allocated by Dlaneyland 8 d R n -n..-•• ..:. ben of the organization. ed Sept. 3 in an evening raid for ill n1Dtb annaal Awardl -er n a r · ~. ------------------
program aimed at encour· professor of matbemattc.,
aging w~rthwhlle community U.S. Air Force Office of 6':1·
service projects in Orange ~ntiflc Research, *14•800 lor J ews Observe Holy Da y County . conf,~rence on functional ana·
Serving with Dr. Aldrich lyila.
are Mn. Marco F. Forster, -Ralph Y'· Gerard. pro-Tht ram's horn of Judaism The horn lnltiate1 a day of
San Juan Capistrano; Mrs. feuor of biological ldell!Ces will be sounded in temples prayer belinnini wtth the Kol c. Stanley Chapman, Fol· and dean of the iraduate di-around the world 11 the sun Nidre wh1cb rem.tnd.s th
lerton. Capt. James Goold v i 1 i o n, National Sdence set. Tuesday ntibt. It ligna1J • e
Hedrkk, Los Alamlt.o.. and Foundation, •H.000 for "con-the st.art of Yom Kippur, the faithful of their frequent fall·
Howard Loudon and Robe('t ference. on computer .. Id e d Day of Atonement. ._ ure to llvt Uj) to their prom·
E. Shanks, Ana.him . butruction and l m Pact « It is tht holiest of the 10 laea.
Primary functfon of the comp~~ systerm OD unlftr -Hl~ll Holy Days of !be J ew-In the recltatlon~emben
Dl:ineylaliQP.wardSccnnmlt-stttes. tsh faith. IlcoriCiu&slliere· of lfi'e conP-ecatfi>ii iMul a
t.ee ia selection of tboae or· -Leland H. Hartwell, .. Ugious period that began with vowa and oatba that are in
1an1Jations which belt eum· siltant profe1sor ol blocbem· Roeb Hashana, or New Year, contradiction to the Jewilh
pllfy a sptrit of corBmuntty iltry, Public Health Semce, 10 days ago. faith.
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New School District
A VOTE FOR JACK FLETCH·.
ER IS A VOTE FOR EXPERI·
ENCE, INTEGRITY, A N D
SOUND JUDGMENT.
15 Yean In Hartxw Areai 1 J Years a
School loard Member.
Remember, In District J
·1 JA.CK FLETCHER X
227 ROH LN,. C. M. Int.erut and partidpation ID $47,828 for "biochemical stud-The fallbfu.1 will neither More than 500,000 Jnr1 of
successful proerame of com-les on the contio1 of DNA eat, drink, wort nor drive a the Southland wtD obHrve
munity service. 1yntbeail." car for 24 boun alter th the bol7 day with 1pecial aerv-
The $28,000 set ukte this -E. C. K. Lee, ualltant ~Sbo~far~ls~so~un~d~ed~·:_ __ ~i~ce~1~and~~ipec~~lal~pra~y~en~. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!'
year Is almost double the profeuor of cbeml.stry, Pet-
amount of previous years. roleum tuaearcb Fund, 98,·
Both the number of awards 000 for "hot atom cbemlJt.ey
and the cub values b a v e of copper."
QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER -To fo11lHllate
and admlniner a professional QC and reliability
proeram. Succeatul applicant mu.st have thorou~b
knowledge of Mil Specs although the program will
be tailored to hleh commercial ltand.arda. Prefer
college grad with record of successful accompliab-
menl
been increued. -F. Sberwood R owl a a d.
Up to 23 organlzation1 will proleuor of cbemlltn, Atom-
1bare in the awards 1'ilicb le Eneiv CommlAfoe. '17,-
nnce from t&,000 to t b e 000 for ''radiocbemlltrJ re.
county's m o s t ootstand.lng search ..
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS-Outstanding tech-
nical writer wbo Is good at working with others to
lead small group in creating the best in instruction
manuala, technkal literature and proposals.
community service project, ·
to a new group of 10 S500 -RJchard E. WhaJeD.
speclal awards for~-~ c: ~:;, ~;J~rHeo~=
ty-at-large. Of tbe wwu, $22 157 for "bonnonu pd
helm Ol'flnlutions will re-'--ha' --'~ .. celve two '1,500 awards and ....:: "-·
ACCOUNTING TRAINEE-Must be proficient at
staliatical typing, fast on 10 key adding machine,
willing to train for IBM key punch, and be indus-
trtous clerical assl!Unt.
four si.ooo award.I. cOunty -Clifford A. WooUolk, ••
orcantJationa ou~ Ana· lilt.ant professor ot m.lcftllto-
heim will receive a slmllar logy, Public Health Sentet,
group of awardl. '44,171 for "re~ of p
An addltivnal numm of tamlne syntbetase. -tr
Pleue send resume of background, or phone us
to mail applkltJon form.
special ~ awards, avail- -Daniel L. WuUf, u alatant
able to oreantutions ln the profeuor of blochemll t r y,
county at large, will be de-Public Health Service, '35,·
termfMd by the number ol. 964 for "cytocbromea, oxida-
dpa:nt.s in lhls year's tive pba.pboryla t I on and
procram. memlll'anu."
I X I Dr. Dooal B. Duncan J
FOR SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 4
EXPERIENCED TRUSTEE BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
CIVIC LEADER
In the interest of continu.d good management of our Harbor Area school system, we urge
you to join us in endorsing and voting for Dr. Donal B. Duncan, an expert.need executiv•
manager:
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Bache & Co. aaya a tan-
porary pause may be at
band bul that the · under-
plmllngs of the mart.et TI!-
maln strong.
News that buslaesamen
are buying tools at a bl'llt
rate adds to trader opti-
rnlam a n d t h e economic
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pect some proftt;Pklng and
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tunities duriAc tne relt pe-
riod .
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Mt1nday, Ocwt>tr 4, 1965
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
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Big Schoo l J oh Ahead
It is fortunate that the list of candidates in Tues-
day's echool board election contains so many highly
quaJified persons, for It will take intelligence, dedica·
tton, hard work -and maybe even a tittle luck -to
meet the challenge ahead for the seven winners.
The new board wlll put together an entirely new
school diltrict, one governing all kindergarten through
high echool operatiom ln Coata Mesa and Newport Beach.
It must first select an outstanding man to operate the
district, the best superintendent to be found. Then it
must esablish policies, set saJaries, try to outguess
future enrollment needs and find some way to keep the
right amount of money coming in.
~ the DAILY PILOT noted in its endorsement
editorial lut Thursday, the 17 candidates seekin$? the
seven lrulteeahipa are an exceptional group. Almost
universally, they represent the fine spirit that moves
fine people to seek local office and makes our system
of iovernment work. ·
unlike at.large election.a, there ia nothing to gain by
voting for only one candidate. Vote for seven candidates
-one from each diltrict.
Whatever the outcome ol tomorrow's election, the
the new board .must begtn work Immediately, for the
new district comes into being offtclally nut July 1 -
not far off considertni what 11n11t be done before that
date.
The board has the opportunity of molding one of
the finest educational systema in California if the rest ot us citizens and taxpayer. offer our 1upport and en·
couragement.
We should start showing thal support and en·
couragement by voting Tueaday. The pol.la are open from
7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Freeways Are Far Safer
But each is different. Each has his or her own per·
1onal quallficaUom which muat be weighed with the Freeway routing is a legitiJMte source of public
otMn' qualifications. In arrivinf at its recommendations, concern, especially in areas of scenJt and historical im·
the DAILY PILOT was guided by the total hoard bal· portance. But another Upe<:t of the freeway system -
ance -what each candidate could contribute to make safety -is hardly open to debate.
him uniquely an asset to the district. That freeways are far safer than surface streets was
These are the candidates we found outstandin~. proved once more over the 7S.hour Labor Da y weekend.
Diatrict 1: James w. "Bill" Peyton. No fatal accidents occurred on'-freeways in <)range, Los
Diltrict 2: Mra. Elizabeth Lilly. A.ngele~ an~ Ventura counties ~ but 13 persons were
killed tn nme traffic accidenta in the tri-county area
Dlltrict 3: Emit Krause. otherwise, inclt«ling one fatal accident on a freeway on·
District 4: Donal Duncan. ramp. This is especially significant because nearly 30
DUtrict 5: Donald A. Strauss. per cent of all travel in this area la on ~rceways.
District 6. Sellin S. "Bud" Fra.nklin. Statewide. based on the number of vehicle miles
Diltrict 7: Roderick MacMillian. traveled, freeways are nqrly 21Aa times safer than sur-
It shouJd be mentioned again that candidates must face streets in rural areas ind 31Aa times safer in urban
each ¥Otv will-.be..-wlinl on M..L ~didat-.. An~-~~ded, one ~ii l&>led each. y..,. ------------·--
---~ wtttliu::tba~ Met-to-~ .but areU: And u a nde of thumb. for eYery mile of new l-
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Allen-Seo tt
Suicidal Policy?
By ROBERT S. AUEN
ud PAUL SCO'M' ... ..,....... ....
U.S. mllltary authorities
ia Santo Dominao are bit·
terly compl1tnlq t b a t
American policy, u n l e 1 1
drutically chanced. w 111
pave the way for an event.-
uaJ Communlat take-oYer
in the Domlnican Republic.
tn private diacu.aalon1
with viaitin1 U.S. buatnu.-
men and confidential mu.
sages to members of Con-
gress, \hue mllltary offi·
cera are •analai that onlY
the Communilt-1nlated
rebeJJ are faininl from tbe
bacbtafe effort. of U.S.
olficWs to remove the Do-
minican Armed P' o r c e 1
from a power of Influence
on that strtte-torn laland.
TREY URGE that Im·
med.late p r e a 1 u r e be
brought on President Jobn-
aon to abandon thiJ con-
trovenial policy before the
U.S. supported provlakmal
government of Dr. Hector
Garcia-Godoy carrles out
plans to force preaent Do-
minican military leaden
from their positions of pow·
er.
These U.S. millt.ary offf.
cers, including a aeneral,
are desperately seeking to
block the removal of Com·
modore Francisco J. Riv-
era Caminero, the strong
anti-Communist bead of the
Dominican Armed Forces.
Their emeraency reporta
~veal that President Gar·
cla-Godoy Is under extreme
pressure from rebel sup-
porters of ex·Prelident
Juan Bosch and U.S. Am·
baasador Ellsworth Bunk-
er, presidential trouble-
shooter, to replace the Do.
minlcan military leader.
THE METHODS b e I n it
used by Ambassador Bunk·
er and other U.S. officials
to try to oust Commodore
Caminero are described as
·'very similar to those em·
ployed against Gen. Elias
Weasln y Wenin before he
was forcefully exiled." It's
charged that, as in Gen.
Wessin's case. an unsuc·
.:essful attempt was made
by U.S. undercover agents
to bribe Commodore Cam·
inero.
T h e oomptalnln1 U .s.
military offlcen argue that
It Is nothhlc lfll than SU•
icidal for our of.6clall to
use dlplomttlc, economic
a n d military preuure to
oust theae Dominican mill·
tary leaden wblle pennlt·
tint several hundred Com·
munilts, trained in guer·
rilla warfare in CUba, to re-
main unmolested an the is·
land.
ANOTHER CUBA -Un·
der the U,ht policy limlta·
tiOlla the White House has
placed on U.S. milltary
force1 ualaned to the Or·
ganl.lation of American
Stat.el, no U.S. effort can
be made to expel or even
check on the whereabouts
of these deadly armed Red
tMrorlstl. U.S. force.s are
barred from entering the
rebel·beld ione in Santo
Domil\IO .
Accordin& to the com· plalnln~ U.S. military offl·
cua, a number of ·lhue
"pro1e11ion&l" Commu-
nlat guerrillas are on the
rebel payroll, which is en-
tiro!ly financed by U.S. eco-
nomic aid. These Culro-
trained a&enL'I are in one
lrutance using U .s. funds
to train an army of guer·
rill.as a.ld saboteun from
students in the OAS.pro-
tected sanctuary.
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Bookman ~
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By WJLLlAM HOGAN Clfwlde ,. ..... Dwinc t h e season we
have twd aeveraJ bo<.ks by
American N e i r <> e s and
Whit.el about the plight of
the Nesro in our society,
Mlaaisaippl to H a r l e m.
Moat, on tbe face of It, have
been depre11ing, U :>ften
vivid documents -Claude
Brown'z current "ManchUd
in the Promised Land." for
example, or Nat Hentoffs
candid socloloikal report,
"The New Equality," which u now available as a Com·
pass paperback ($1.4S ).
This month we ahat see
two autobiographies, both
enlrlea by American Ne-
groea who are relatively
privileaed. and certainly
talented, but who neverthe-
leaa bne had their heart·
aches and crlau due to ra·
Dur George:
When I was 1 profeaaion·
al ex\)\fc dancer my p.rofe.s-
alonaJ name wu Bumpaie.
But m) boy fr1J'nd not only
made me quit dancing, he
wants mt: to get what he
caUs a more ladylike name
-1!V1m more than my real
name. which b Toodles.
H-. sort uf a tii&h society
type so, t&.I me, George,
what's a &ood cla11y name?
JUMPSIE NO MORE
Dear Ei·Bampai":
How about Nee? It lffma
llU lau of thole bride.. in
the awank 'ftddlnp are
named Nee aomethlnt • or •
3thet.
clal prejudice. These will
be two oI the bli show busi·
ness stories of the season.
SAMMY DAVIS JR. will
tell all In his 00<.ik. '·Yea I
Can," prepared with the aid
of two professional writers,
Jane and Burt B(;yer <Far·
rc1r. Strauss1. "i'hb is an
enormoos built of material
1612 pageal by the viva·
cious young man who start·
ed In vaudeville at the age
of three and re.ached-well,
~rtalnly the top of the en·
tert.ainmenl pUe of his time.
Along the way there was
racial prejudice, Davis's
conversion to J u d a i a m,
May Britt, Las Vegas, the
Slna~n 'clan," ''Mr. Won-
derful" and other exhaust·
ing triumphs. The book car·
rles a Broadway tariff of
$6.~. which for Sammy
Davis Jr. Is the big time in
the Uterary muketplace. too.
"LENA," la the autoblog.
raphy of Lena Horne, who
employed onJy one aasis·
tant writer, Richard Shlck-
el (Doubleday). Thls Is a
frank. eloquent document
which ..:auaed widespread
comment in lhe entertain·
ment world when some of
It appeared in Show maga-
tlne.
Miss Horne writes with
Irony and what our IJ'&nct.
mothers~ to caD "uu ..
u she recalls her stnigl]e
for recoiuttion as a alnger
and film actreu and the
cruelty she ran into In what
we usually think of 11 a lib-
eral profession.
Dear Gloomy Gus:
CURIOUSLY, somt Ne--
O'Oll ,.nted her IUCCUI
and t.er tndepeQdem aw.
tade whtch, U.1 tilt, lrrl·
tated the movt. br111 and
tbenfort ~ u added
bardla on other ~~
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~~~;~ A Fine Opportunity
JERUSALEM -Wt have
reached The PrombecJ Land
of mlllt and hooey. It tool
the Israella 2000 JMn Of
blood and sweat to cet bve.
Naturally, ttey are very
proud and happy wlth their
triumph.
It took me 10 houn on an
airliner from New York.
The P romised Land of
milk and honey ls, of bOUrM
the new st&te of Israel., a
thin wedge of real tatate
about the slz.e of New Ju-.
sey along the ea.tern Medl-
urranean. True. the oorth-
e rn hall · I! a ll ttl • • rocky
and scraggly. But tfli south-
ern hall -ah. the IOIJthern
haU! -it'a an absolute
desert.
ON THE POSITIVE side,
however, is the climate. It's
positively roasUn1 in t h e
summer and positively !rig·
Id in the winter. It is al!o
dusty. noisy, crowded. poor
and a political bedlam. It
Is bounded on one side by
the aea .md on the othet by
50 million hostile Arabs who
would just love to slit the
throt.ts uf every single ls·
raeli.
But. as I say, you've nev·
er seen people 10 proud of
their country. From dawn
to dusk t.bey·re busy
scratching rocks out of the
arid soil, throwing up build·
ing1 and planting forest$ oc
the barren blllsides. A n d
they truly are haJJpy
CONSEQVENTL Y, for the
benefit of tourists who may
come after me. I 11hould Like
to present a list of the m..
evitable question~ they will
be asked and the answers
they should give. lf l h • 1
know what's &ood for them.
Q-Weren't you surprised
to see wbat a modtrn. pro.
perous, lush, verdant. woo-
derfuJ country Israel is?
A-1be view from Ml
Carmel is absolutely m11·
nificenl
Q-Are you enjoying our
lovely 1UMy cUmate!
.,
A-And t<. think that 20
years aio this ...U UHd to
be desert.
Q-Here Is a.oother pub-
llc bousln( project for im·
migrant.a. Aren't they beau·
tiful build.fn11 '!
A-And to think that 20
years ago this all used to
be desert.
Q-See how many motor
car. we have on our roads!
<Invariably asked by t h e
driver who takes b o t h
hands off the wb"l to &e•
Uculate while ata.rin& you in
the eye. And you're sitting
in the back teat.)
A-What ii tbe make of
that truck cominl at w.
Jfe.Mton.
Q-Wbat do you really
think ot Ben-Ourlon !
AT TllU POINT, the best
thins to do la swallow a
chicken bone. For there
IMml to be a alight differ·
en~ of opinion aa w wbe{h.
er U.. former prime m.lnl.a·
ter 11 the Geor1e Wasl1ln&·
ttJn of hlJ country. Or the
Benedict Arnold.
You wfil also be asked, of
course, how Jone you plan to •tar In laratl. The beat an·
1wer, I've found. Is 42
years. To which your host
will luevitably repl) : "But
how do you eirpecl to Nally
see laael 1n only 42 years?"
BUT ISBAEL, to be' hon.
at, baa one overwheltnln1
tourilt attraction. And
that's tbe llrull. He b,
PllecallY •peaking, tou1h,
cynical, funny, informal
and, undtrneath u an, In·
tensely idullatic, fiercely
democntic and tremen·
doualy a l i v e. After 2llOO
yean, he's reacbed T h e
Promised Land only to find
that It b at belt a Land of Promil.,. .
So now he'• Cot to make
the milk and honey flow. Alona ,.-tth the tele'rilloa
MU, 8*!t:rie toot.bbrulbea
and automatic can openers. a.--. .....
To the Editor: ~
l was never happitr to
be a clthen of thla area
than I am at this point In
our proce11 of aelectina a
Board of Tru~ea fOr the
ne• Costa Mua·Newport
Beach school district. It Is
hearte1aing to have 10 many
quallfled candidates offer
their services, and to have
our civic organlzaUons do
such a fine job in present·
in& the candidate. ao that
~ wten are afforded ex·
ceUent opportunities to as·
seas tht quallllcatlona of
the candl~t.es.
YOUR P A P E R, in my
opinion, b to be congratu·
lated for the thorougb and
competent work of your
1tafi ln explaln1J1& the meth·
od of voting, Interviewing
the ca.oclidat.es, and conr-
ing the "meet the public"
pre.sentaUona. and for 7our
editortal of Tbunday set-
ting forth your recommen.
datiom. It was especiaDy
lnforrnatlve for you to ex·
plain the reasons for your
selections, and to lLdicat.e
that in several dWrl.cU the
choice was very dlfficull
lN SPITE of the fact that
for two dlstrlcta my choices
will be dJfferent, I feel \!)J\
your editorial and the un·
derlyinC staff work. were
fine examples of tbe pro-
feaak>nal newspaper work
that bas led to tbe a~par·
ently widespread opinion
that your paper baa abown
a major Improvement in
the last few y~ars.
You saJd that none of the
candidates u unaccept.able,
and many will probably be
Inclined to a11ee. Why, then,
should we 10 to the polb1
Fint ot all, I ~ 'be-
cauae eome canclldates do
appear •troncer than oth· en, but also. and perbapa
more important, to expreu
our pleuure In the we, W.
election bu procreuect.
WE SOMETIME8 1 t a y
away from the poUa because
we f"l we have an unhap-
py choice between rather
poor altematJvea. But here
w-. have a chance to ex·
preas our enthualastlcr ap-
proval of a fine al.ate of
candidates whoee qualiftca·
tlons ha" t.on well ..,..
aented for our taUder•
tioll.
MATl'UEW KALL
, ..... s ......
To tbt Editor:
J wouJd llb .. ~ •
fw ldeu ebout tom tC the truat.e candidates far Uta ... Ullilltad cliltlitt
ner by tllese candidaUs;
they ~ essential to board·
member teamwork and a
smoothly, efficiently oper·
attnr school board of trus·
teu. Pleate understand
that theae are not all ol the
fine traits of these men.
onJy a few .
PEYTON. JAMES, W.
1 Are.& 11 -Looks at a prob-
lem lmputially. F~ a
logical oplntoo or takes '
side onJy when all available
fact.a are before him. He's
thoroulb; eoa into detaJl
and checks thinp odt ..-
worklni on a problem. Per·
haps moct important, ex·
Jtlblta creat self-control; ta
a genUeman at all times
and la consldera~ of all
c o n c e r n e d, partku·
larly )When emotion.a are J&p.
FLETalER, JACK C.
(Atta J)-5how1 out con-
cern for fair treetment -
publlc and employes. Con-
scientious about ftndlng the
rilbt and proper acUoo to
t a k e on LNues. Watcbea
cload.y and chtcb on Jl&IU·
fication for expendltu.rea.
Haa nad help(ld experlencea
on school boanb ol two dU·
ferent dbtrictl.
OGDEN~ A18ERT (A.rN e > -Llltftl eareballI to
a11 that 11 Colts OIL Hu an
unuaual ca~ for pull·
in& the dlYffpm v1tW1
of boerd mellfbln toptblt to a common cour.e ot ~
tlon by one or two wtll-
choMn worda or Mntenc:a.
Hu an exceptional abWty
as both teamworke.r a 1l d
leader. Ollie of the beat peo.
pie I know to work with or
ttpreaent the JJUblic inter·
ett; tb1I ii trn tn spite of
h1a reluctance for public
spea~nc or ptojectin& an
lmace.
MaeMlLLIAN, Jl 0 D-E&la B. (Ara 7) -New
board member fOf' Costa
Mesa schools ~ July 1,
1986. Known for ,... wtth
Boys' Club; lnte1't8' of chD·
dren at heart. Has mllde a
coaald~• eo11tributl0ft u
bol1'd member in a very
short tllne. Very ~ to
wc.rk oo Kbool probl...,.
Sh<iW1 creat pro!nlle u a
bolrd mem~. '
IN CON<J.USION: All of
tbtll met 1*ve uhlMt.d
the hlCblJ ........ ~
ty to cMtrl1 ..... thltr
....... ,... •• the ........... -..~.,,, an wlidlll1 dhW19t. to •t .,... .. -am&c.
blt a11eement as to t h e
best coune of acUon.
HERBERT R. JENKS
BuE~
To tbe EdJtor:
Has the DAU..Y PILOT
sacrtneed very important.
even critical. e~
for 1eograpbical perf ectlo:sl
In the Newport Beach-Costa
Mesa unt.n.d tcbool board
electloa?
A pocn.pbically baJanc.
ed district ii a &ood Idea
llDlaa other. mor. import.
aat coaalckratloos are in-
volved. M noted by Charles
K. Looi 111 bis report of the
11nal public rnteUnl of the
candidates, all of thtnn "re.
pealed each other . . . in
callinl for unity" and an
orderly traosttioo to the
new unified diltnct.
PRESUMABLY t be n,
since all candldate1 arff sen·
altive to unity, 1eocraphy
1bould be aubordlnated to
at hut one very important
comideratlon -uperlence.
An QamJnation of the
DAILY PILOT'1 recom·
mended llat,e reveals three
candldates with wry little
or no , experlenc~. four can·
dJdates wtU> some expert.
ence.
1n Dlltrlct 3, the DAILY
PILOT endorsed Dr. Emat
Krause, a Newport Bfacll
resident This la a pivotal
dlstrlct and the selection of
Krau1e, 1 candJdate with
no JCbool boerd experienot,
convelllently t b r o w 1 the
slate into aeocrapblcal per-
fectloo: Four from Co 1 t a
Mesa, three from Newport
Beach.
IN TBA T diatrict the
choice 1 h o u l d be Jack
Fletcher, a loog timff Cetta
Meaa ruident who baa Mrv•
ed on the elementary ICbool
board for U years, last
year as prel!dct With one
exception, Fletcbet 11 the
only candidate wbo can
brlnl extensive UDtrienct
to the new unlflecl board.
And more tmportantl71 he
brine• •xceptlonalb' ~ble ftperlence from a very
etfeettve, amoo~ run
school boaid. Without ques-
tion, J1dr Ft.tcbtr c a " handle ~ Job, tenet •t.bO. It, and contlnult1 to tbf
MW beard. and male IOU.Dd
dectt.ions based on f a.ml11ar-
llJ with old probleml put
miltaba and compUca&ed ~LAARYl ~IY """"' ........ -....... ....., ............ ...., ....
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....,, ~ 4. "61 P'•• II
Auxiliary Coffee
.Laurels
Earned
Autumn la an appropriate time to bestow laurels!
A new tndttion of honors h"1 its inception when
Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyteran Auxiliary met
(or an autumn awarch coffee.
The day offered a brief respite for the Mmes J. F.
Burris and Martin J . Lockney, who paused in their busy
schedules long enou1b to ~e tM coveted 1,500
hour pJna for time spent in hosJ)ital volunteer service.
Striving for the nme goal are women who earned
1.000 hour pins, the Mmes. F. E. Locke. Robert Funk.
William Schworer Sr., Jack Garnaus and Corlette T.
Wilaon. Eleven pina were presented for 500 hours of
aervit,!:,_l~ for 250 hours and 27 for 100 h<>urs.
In the past, awards have been made in thf'" spring.
but because auxiliary members dedicate so many hours
to their work, the need wu created for a second pinning
ceremony and the tradition will continue.
Mn. Robert L. Bacon, hospital administrator, pre-
sented the pins in the presence of Mrs. Elizabeth Mc·
Phenon, director of nurses and members of the hospiW
board of directors.
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Hunter Chapter of the auxiliary served M host,
under direction of the Mmes. James W. Hines, L. L.
labell, Carl Gile, Jack Cunningham and Charles Stan-
wood. Mrs. Wllllam E. Boll was in charge of awards
and Mrs. James W. Decker. auxiliary president. greeted
memben.
AIMS ARE HIGH -Hunter Chapter, host at the fint autumn
awards coffee for Hoa& Memonal Hospital. Presbyterian Auxiliary
sets the keynote by shooting for a goal of more and more service
hoW'I. Mrs. Wllllam Ball has 1500 hours in her sights, and readl
for action are the Mmes. Robert L. Bacon, James W. Deeter ulS .
Charles Goocting (from left). _
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Pavilion Gallerv
Art Critic Explores
Zajac' s Exhibition
A picture does indeed substitute for a spate of words. but a two
dimensional picture cannot convey the strength, nor delineate the power
of Jack Zajac's sculpture, on view at Pavilion Gallery. 400 Main St. Bal·
boa from 1 to S pm .. Wednesday through Sunday. through Nov. 7
Almost midway through the show's run Henry Seldis, art c:rttic
. and foremost authority on Zajac's work, will give a talk and conduct a
tour of the exhibit. Thursday, Oct. 21 , at 8 pm. the gallery will be open
to the public for Seldis' lecture and there will be no charge for admission.
A presentation of Fine Arts Patrons of Newport Harbor, the sboW
had an invitational preview and reception for patrons, the sculptor and
his wife, and guests Sunday evening.
As a special compliment to the Zajacs. who are of Hungarian de.a
cent. preview guests were entertained by Sandor, a Hungarian gypsy
v1ohnist, who provided b•ckground music for the occasion.
A coup for the Patrons. presentation of Zajac's work is a first f oZ'
the area and of major importance. Forty-three pieces have been assembled
for the showine.
Hospitality chairman for the reception was Mrs. Marshall Niedecker.
A dinner honoring the artist and bis wife was given following the preview
by Mr. and Mrs. Walter D K. Gibson in their Balboa Pe11insula home.
Dinner guests included the Mmes. Richard Winckler, president of
the Patrons; Charles Ullman. acting exhibit chairman; Thomas P. Wilder,
installation · designer; Harvey Somers. ce><hairman of installation; Peter
B Hill. shipping and transportation chairman and th06e who loaned Zajac
sculpture for the exhibit including-Sterling Holloway, David Steinmetr.,
f'red Hudson, Laurence Urrutia and Mn. Richard H. Alexander.
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AN INVOL VIMINT WITH THI PSYCHI -Jack Zajac'• worb
are Nth ID uprealon and ID ln.olvement of the psyche. He
UNI andent myth.a of man to interpret put trutba in sculpture.
Vinln& bis ''Del)Olition" are (from left) the Mmes. Charles Ull·
man. Peter B. Hill and wan. D. It Glbloe. Zajac, who recently
returned from a seven-year toJouna In Rome, apeab a new
llnlUll• of h1a own in h1a .wpture. but tbl IDGent art of the
Etvnal City is the root tongue. The Pavilion Gallery will be open
from 1-5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundaya through Nov. 7 so
that Tisiton may have more than OM opportunity to see the
aculptor's dynamic work. A catalogue, comp!.ete with biography.
bibliography and 14 full-page photol!'lpbs, is available· at the
1allery.
Others who loaned their art pieces were the Messrs. and Mmes.
Felu Landau. Frank E. Hurd. Charles J. Katz. William Manker and Philip
M. Casady.
Group tours may be arranged by caJhng Mrs. Richard Stewart,
494-2052. A $5,.fee is charged for non·student groups; none for student
groups. Guide6 are available on request.
One for the Mone y. Wh.en T wo Go to the Sh ow • '
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,.. DIAa,\NN LANDIM-1 haft been married for
four 191.n and ba,..underpe the th1rd decree at
leut 1,000 Wn• )(7 bUlband refUtel to believe he
II the onl:J 1Dlft wbo hu nv made love to me.
" Be blow. ftr1 well be 1'11 ID1 ftnt awtetheart.
Wt ltmUd to IO ~tha' wbtD I ... u. 1 WU ig
when wt wert married. Tbere bii MYtt been an-
Ojhlr ma In m.r l1.ft and tb.. MY"' WUl 1M -
uni• m7 lluaband mat• me 10 mllerablt wtth hls
ICCUAtlona and badpZ.~ that 1 am \fon:ed to di·
YOl'Ct blm to keep ID1 ~. •
I'm thankful he doesn't accuse me ln the pres-
ence of others. He waits unUl we are alone and the
Uthts are out. It's always the same -"li you will
just tell me l promise I won't get mad. I'll never
throw It up to you.:• Ann. it's almost as if he wlahft
there wu somebody else Wby does be behave this
way? It doesn't seem normal. Please tell me what
to do. -NOT GUILTY
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DEAit NOT GUil TY: W'Mn I t.11 you why
M behnM this w•y you'll know what to do
about It.
Some pMple find ~f-thle-werW f•nt .. y
...-ntlal t. tMlr -.x Ilk TMy cannot function
wttheut tt. TM fheuthtt they •t.rtalft (er the tMuthtt that ..,r.rt1ln fh.m) M¥er m. their ,.&ncft et 1ny ..._, thM. Your hUIMNI Cllfto ,.,.. "' "*" ............ .,.., -...... ~ iiitc1uee It ucl._ him. Ht kftOWI wry well ttM!t
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a few weeb and Liquor will be served at the w~ •
ding. I am a few months under 21 and many of my 1.
frie~d~ are under 21 abo. I am not a drinker » . ·
though drinking is not againat my religion or my •
moral scruplea. I jwit don 'l like liquor. • ·
Would it be wrone If I drank a toast at my own !
wedding! I'll bet you've never been asked this qut!3-
\Jon bef~. -'11lE DRY ONE -;. -DEAR DRY ONE: Don't bet ypur honey·
moon mon1y, Kiddo. Precious few que1tlons •re · ~
MW tom.. •. :·
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< J-1 DAILY Ptl0T/Ntw$·Prm MondJy, Octobtf 4 1%5
Faculty
Spouses
Greeted
· Hazewinkel-Bennett Rites
Newport Harbor H I g b
School P'acutty w I •• I be-
gan tM fall leUOll with a
ftlcomJ.nc tea for new
SQemben lpODIOred by
Mn. Dwi&ht Roberta, pres-
ident of tbe croup, and
bot.rd manben.
:wt.., of new teachers
hOaored ,..... the Mmes.
Danny Aldlnp"t, WlWam
BSoom, Earl Bren, Ed-~ -~· Fnd Carter, l'UUIDU Camey, Robert
I:Jonald, Jamea Gerrard,
WUllam GflUrich, James
Qwyn, Erle Hanauer, Jacob
Wlller, Don Moeller, Ted
Mullen, Dennil O'Hem,
Richard Sbeft'leld, Eugene
Smith and Wade Watta.
Arranpmenu for the tea
wen made b1 Mn. Wil-
liam Batch, uailted bJ
tbe Mmu. Steve Dye, Web-
1ter Jonet and Donald U·
lander. Pourtnc were Mn.
Robert Mont1omery a n d
Mn. Jact Kine.
Jl'lnt pneral meettnc for
the croup wUl be Monday,
Oct 25, in Mn. Kine'• home.
Fall Tea Opem Fellowhip1 Semon
An autumn-hued floral arrangement and an array of
tinier ra.ndwicbea and cookies enhanced the tea
table in the Cameo Sborea home of Mn. Donal
Duncan when Women's ~llowship of Corona del
Mar Community Chun:b, ·congregational opened il3
new aeuon. While Mn. W. A. McBride, president
pollrl, Mn. Duncan cbata with Mn. K. V. D1tts (from
right). Meetinp of the group will begin this month
and will center around the theme, "Mlasion at Home
and Abroad."
Lovely Line8 Teen-age Panelisu
Volunteer
Notes
9135 ~, ~ZES 10-18 ,
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'Zero In' on Parents
By GAY PAuLEY cenUy attended where "all
the adult.a were boozed up.
NEW YORK (UPI) -An The t.een-aeen were the 18-year~ld youth who orig-only sober one1 there. Thil
lnated a radio •IM>w limited la teachln1 ua diacretion !" "--------------------'
to teen-age panelltt.a uy1 a ID tum, a Malaysian Cirl Skilled Office Worken to the Rescue
summer of puttini the •how on one of the panela was Remember the ottlce bultle, meeting new
together bu been an eye "floored, .. he said, "by the people, the balky typewritera and those crazy let-
opener for both hlJ and e x c e s 1 of drinking and lera you typed?
adult age groups. smoking among American U so, the Volunteer Bureau ii looking for you.
"On one show we talked teen-agers." Many agencies in the area need the service of reg·
about the power of par· Bass was looking for a ular office typists. ent.s," &aid Eric Bau. "We ti d t l •--· aummer job to help pay hia For informa on an o vo un~r serv1ces, you
concluded that they hAve a way through college in the may telephone the bureau at 548--0717 or 549-1977
lot of it. But we ended up fall -he enrolls this week weekdays from 9 a.rn. to noon.
defending them more than as a freshman at Middle· The Volunteer Bureau is a United Fund Agency
¥ear Books Readied
we expected to. What they bury College, Middlebury,
do is usually right." Vt. _ when the idea of 8 HI! panelists agreed. how-youth discussion panel hit.
ever, that parents should He sold his i d e 8 for help teens with their sex
education instead of treat-''Youtb Said It" to Radio
New York W or Id wide-w Oc 13 · Jng lt as a forbidden 1ub-WRUL d d Fint edition of Riviera a.m. tdneaday, t. . m ject. and that parents · an indepen ent 8 • Oub'a Year Book will be the Pal'ilion. . ..,1d vertiser-supported station f An added f t -..in be should teach their C1u ren which broadcasts interna· off tbe presa and ready or ea ure ww
thoroughly about alcohol. tionally~ distribution at the n ex t Rena and Stanley Waxman,
"Onoe we got into the The P sts are diverse meetinf, alat.ed for 11:30 a drama duo who will pre-
matter of sex education." eent "Behold the BeauWul," -eac abow has five, aged
he said. "It turned out that 18 through 19 years, drawn a program about the "ueJy
parents of three of the pan· from assorted economic le· Golfers Meet duckling• .. of literature.
elists hAd never mentioned vela and environments and Roundinf out the day's ac·
the subject; two of the pan· includ.lng foreign 11 well as The Driftera, women aolf· tlvtUu wU1 be a afternoon
ellsta said their parents U.S. students. Bau, a high era who meet in the Drift.. of bridge, accordinc to Mrs.
spoke frankly to them.'' school honors atudent, taped wood Beach Club each Wed-WWiam J. HaWpn, pres-
On drinking, Bass said, "I enough of the shows before neaday mornine, will ptb-ldent.
think there 1bould be some-ltartlng college to carry er for a lpecial meeting at ID addiUoa to ntwar golf
thing atronger said than, through the fall. They're 8 p.m. tomorrow. Oct. 5, in play at Lqlma Beach Coun-
'dou't drink and drive.' broadcast Tuesday at 1:30 the club'• recreation ball. try Club each Tlmnday,
"Parents should show us p.m. (EDT). Mn. Ernie Byworth, wbo Riviera aolftrl wlll meet at
Extra · QUICK -T w o what alcohol does. . . how Subjects range from "City made a bole-in-one on tbl El Ntiuel CountrJ Club
ma.in pattern parta for the it should be used as a social Life" and "Career Doubts" Eighth Green, wu awardtd WedneldaJ, Nov. 3, for a
jutnper fashion lovea moat c:trtnk.'' to "Teen-age Rebellion" to a bole-in-one ptn by CM 1 p e c I a I tournament. an·
of all! See how plunpng V · Bass told of a party he re-"Education." croup. nouncecl ll:n. Bert Menne. neckline reveals a m a r t, _____ __,:,._.:..._ ___________ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii---.1
classic shirt beDMth.
Printed Pattern 913 5:
M!ssea' Si.us 10, 12, 14, 1&,
18. Siu 18 jumper l1" yard.a
54--inch; blolae 2 y.-c:ta »-
inch.
fIFTY CENTS in coins
for eecb p.ttern -add 15
cent.a for each pattern for
first-clua m.aillna and spe-
cial handll.ng. Send to Ma-
rian Martin, the DAILY
PILOT, 442 Pattern Dept.,
232 Welt 18th Sl, New York,
N. Y. 10011. Prtnt NAME,
AO DRESS wttb ZIP, SIZE
and STYLE NUMBER.
Junior Ebells
Choose Artist
For October
Miss Miriam Beck bu
been selected u artllt of
the month for October b1
Junior Ebell Club of New·
port Beach. Her work will
be dilplayed ln Mariners
Library all month. .
Emlblted wDl be water-
colora, florall, olla a n d
charcoala. .
Miit Beck atudl.tcl water-
cokn under Ru Brandl
and portraits wtth ~
Scheu. An interior decor.-
tor ta lApDa Bellcb., Iba
hu bid a Ml'fiel CID 0..-
tl\y Gardner'• t.e1malaa
•bow.
At DllNy ltudle Mila
Beck worked CID M'Venl
full-tenatb mm. and abo
b.u worked JD the Dlmq-
'ALL CURLS ARE GO!'
I ......... uty ••• a lovely IOft perm. with curtt
.... latt w I ...... Stve more th:an'half.
laod trapbie 8111 ..... -.......... -mcnt. Hal'W r.::;:, C...t
AA llCUve member II _ • ~ .... ,. •IAaf _
AtUIU' -OuUd llld IApna I ~ntt Ceftte,_VI MOii
8wb Alt>-"...... .,.. ... ~ .. ..::, ~
bai W 8" .. man -· abhi ind hal 1hown ex--. ""::.,. ': =:-.... ~ • Lot ~ l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iii!!ee:~!!ii!!!!ii
.. CqUu BetdL"'
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Truer We've never seen one yet.
But there's about 50 sq\W't fnlleild}acent
to Lake San Marcos with 11ldom a home -
buffalo might roam.
1 I.Ake San Marcos is jut like up town,
thouib.
The milel of ,reen grau at your door ia
loll coww -not nnge 1aaid.
Our water bole ta a rlll ud a third pri-
vate lab with up to 8# but.
Healtll Spa, IOlf club, lboflllnl mar
and. of eoune, the 78 ro010 Quaf1j Inn • Ko-t.et mate our wt~ open 11;.c. ftnt dua.
c.11 ~ 714-744-1020 for rete"atlou
for nut week or next weebDct Doubl• from
'19 to '46 per ~.
Vows Said by Candlelight
Altar candelabra banked
with baskets of white gla-
dioli, stock and cbry1anthe-
mums were complemented
by aisle candelabra and
chartreuse spider cbrysan·
themums when Linda Mae
Bennett became the bride
of Van Hazewtnkel ln a
ceremony performed by the
Rev. Dr. Charles H. Dieren-
field in St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church.
The bride, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. WUllam G.
~ennett of Costa Mesa, was
gliven in marriage by her
father. who escorted her
down the aisle. Her empire
gown of silk peau de 1ole
was trimmed around the
boat neck and bell sleeves
with alencon lace and seed
pearls.
Tea Stirred
With Tours
And Fashion
A trio of teaa. faah.loo
shows and home tours is
the package of treasures
announced by Mn. Charles
S. Th<lmas, preaident ol Ep-
iscopal ChurC'bwomen of St.
Mary's in La~una Bea~b.
The aften:oon at P'rtday;
Oct. 8, from 2 to 5 will find
showings of major fa•bions
in progress ln ttie home• of
Mrs. John G. Penniman,
1419 Upper Emerald Bay:
the Andrew Morethland
home. of old Laguna, 2281
South Coast Highway a n d
the contemporary •tyled
residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Winfield Shiras, 32871 Mon-
arch Bay.
Admission to each borne
is one unwrapped gjft for
the forthcoming thrift sale,
or a sUver offering.
Cactus Ouh
Sets Potluck
A noon poUuck will be the
feature of the meeting of
Oraqe Count)' Cactus and
Succulent Club Wednada7,
Oct e, in Odd Fellow• Hall,
Cotta Mesa.
Memben and viaitan are
ubd to brine their on
table •nice and • bot diab. l&lad or denert. <Jd.
fee, tea and roDa are Ml'V·
ed b7 the club.
Speaker wtI1 be Mra. EJ.
vera Buford, an a~
OD birdl. She wUl explUI
thelr tunctlon in IU'dml
and their mllr•torJ bablta.
A plant table wtI1 be p
v1ded.
Nur8ery Co-op
Sumblne CommlllttJ
Nunery Sd>ool Pannta'
Cooperative meeta at 7:•
p.m. every third Tuela7
in the Federal SaYinp IDd
Loa AuodaUoa b11Dc!lq
2700 Barbor Blvd. J'u:nbi!
fnformatlcm ta avaDablia
from Mn. WDllam SeoU,
546-M'TI.
A chapel train waa at-
tached to the back waiat
and 1ht wore a allk UlmioD
veil clustered by a Iar1e
fabric rose of peau de sole.
She carried a cucade of
lyc:orls llllie1 and glacier
ivy.
Maid of honor was Joyce
Aprato of Alhambra, who
wore an empire sheath of
moss green crepe fashion·
ed with bell aleevea. Match-
ing tailored bows and veil Hll:W>'.H1
formed the hat and she car-
ried chartreuse a p t d • r
chrysanthemums and cro-
ton leaves ln a cascade ac-
cented with bird of paradise
petals.
Bridesmaids, Mjss Jeni
Greenman of Costa Mesa
and Mrs. Wllllam C. Hue-
winltel of Newport Beach,
were dre11ed ldentlca.n, to
the honor attendant, bat
their bouquets omJtted the
color accent.
The bridegroom, son 9f
Mr. and Mn. Ba J. 11.de-
winkel of Newport Beach,
waa attended by bis broth-er, WUllam C. Huewtntel lllW•~~~ _
u best mu. Uahert tnclud-,..__ ,_..,
~ Wllllam G. Bennett. MllS. VAN HAZEWINKil Rich.mi S. Lefmann, Jeff-
rey C. Blabop "Ind Richard
Jn gold.
Frederick Barnet WIS at
the orpn and Mn. Harriet
Wood pgyed harp 90101.
Pahra and Doral piece• in
1'hite l}adioli-anct-. t 0 c k
with chartreuse 1 p i d e r
chryunthemuma and yellow
marguerltea decorated the
Senior Cltlzena' Recreation
Center for the reception.
Tables bouted 1Uver can·
delabra and punch bowls.
Miu June Derry played
the piano and Mn. Wood
the harp for the re<;eptioo.
Mrs. Delbert W. Chesebro
of Hayward, cousin of the
bride, waa in cbarte of the
iuest boot. s p e c I a I auem at the
weddin1 included the
bride's maternal gr a n d~
mother of Alhambra, Mrs.
Gladys Riddle; her pater-
nal crandmotber, a11o of
STAR
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Nevada Honeymoon
Alhambra, M/s. M y r t t e
Bennett, and Miu Lllliu
Jcfc'Elbaney, ..bfLIU&l:.N&Dt
from Tujtmga. A n o t b • r
areat.-aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mn. Gilorge Scboepper
of Sacramento and the
bridegroom'• cousin, Peter
W. Btahop also attended 11
1peclal gueils.
1be bride is a graduate of
Alhambra High School and
attended Orange C o a • t
College. Her husband la a
craduate of South Gate Jncb' School and OCC. He I.a
now in hit aenior year at
California State College at
Loot Beach.
The couple are making
their borne In N e w p o r t
Beach after their Nev-
Ilda honeymoon.
IS YOla NIWPOIT llACH
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Joan Ca.-ol Shubin Wed
Whlte china chrysanthemums, l)adloU
and stock decorated St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church for the wedding of Joan Carol Shubin
and Donald B. Rooten. The double rinl cere-
mony wu performed by the Rev. Dr. Charla
Dierentielcf.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mn.
Melvin C. Shubin Jr. of Newport Be.ch and
was given in marriage by her father.
Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. aod
Mrs. Bernard Rooten of Arcadia.
The bride recited her vows dreaed in a
white ail.k orgama floor length gown wilb
venice lace bodice and a flowing chapel train.
She wore an elbow length veil of lilk illusion
held by a cluster of roses and venice lace with
a single pearl drop. Her bouquet wu a cucade
of white cluatered roses, gardeniu and U1y of
the valley.
Maid of honor was her sister, K1u Judy
Shubin, who wore a tun length drul of lllne
green chiffon over taffeta fubioned tn an
empire sheath. She wore a lime green l"OH
headpiece and carried double topiary bouquet
of yellow spider and pompon cb.rylanlh•
mUIDJ.
Brldemaida, the Misses Carol Booten,
Marion Tracy, Diane Smith and Susan i..wia
were gowned in yellow with the same dllign
as the honor attendant and carried lingle
topiary bouquets styled with lime sreen
spider and pompon chrysanthemums.
Performing the duties ot beat tnan was
the bridegroom'• brother, Robert Root.en, and
uaben were Jett Lynch, Phil Turner, Don
McDonald and Richard Kerr. ___ JUa~u flt.clmce et~
guest boot during the reception in Newport
Beach Elb Club.
The bride iJ a graduate of Newport Har.
bor High School and attended Orance Cout
Coll ege. Her huaband la a gradute of Asadia
High School and California Stata Polytechnic
College at Pomona.
Special guest at the ceremony wu the
bride's grandmother, Mn. 0 . F. Green of
MRS. DONALD I . ROOTEN
tt.walian Honeymoon
Florida. ·
After their Hawaiian honeymoon the
couple will make their home in Alhambra.
}rhat's
Doing
Lido Reception Fetes Recreation
Newlywed Ricketts Ooh Given
A reception b on o rinl R1Ch School in Sherman Outside Flag
their 10D and hla bride wu Oab.
given tn the Lido We home The brtdelfOOIJ\ la a grad-An outaide llai ..t the
of Mr. and Mra. Robert uat.e ol Newport Barbe.-Unit.cl se.c.. 'WU preeent..
Rickeitl. '11M Dlw!yweda. H1Cb School and bu a bacb-.. to Newpoi't Harbor s.n. .._i-. :: • ._. ,..... Mr. and Mn. Dean Strat. elor of artl dell'" la llOOlo-tor Cltbena Recreation Qub
_ ~ vi.. ~ •-ton RJctetta, were marrled fY trom tbe Univenlt1 of by CoutUne AuxUlary 353&. a.,._., 1...,... In EMt aucaio, lnd .. home Southern cautarnla. He la
01111 ., ....,...... .... of 1IM Wide. Sbe It the f«-a member of pbJ Delta t.dJea AuxU.l.ar7 to the Vet· {.7 .:;·--~.:= mer Natalie Doria Bun-1beta rr&tenllty and LI now era.DI of Forelp Wan. 1"111~·.Z..,..a. _ ham. daughter of Mr. and 1 third JU? medical 1ta-Mn. Charles F. Bockl1Dd,
Tr•n... ,.,,._ • """""""' Mra. ManhaD S p e a c • r dent at the UnJveralty of A.merlcanl.am chatrm a n :•~ Ullltr'I -"""" Buraham. ~ .. Loi • .,,.. mMe the pruentatic:e 4\lr· • •· ,.,,, ... c-. -... A · aradn&t. o1 Btabop ot Medldne. 1n, the club'• bmlDea
"""'...._ -~ ,. •,' Noll -lUtttate ad l8d1al ~ ult for meeting.
• ....,. o-..,. e.t• UDivlnltJ, abe wu a man-U.. "9ddln1 be aal1ed In Auxiliary memben who
' ~.-.CM •• ., 11 • •• ber ol Alpti. Pbl IOr'Glity the Tranapac hC9 to Booo-alto attended the meettns ~-· L-.., * Oca11t .,,..,, and reoetftd a bacbel« ol lulu aboard the Jacbt Nalu Included the Mmes. L A. 16 TOMO••ow •denc. decree la apeecb n. Klrdmer, Fred Torpl'IGll, ._ .,... .._ ........ and U. tlaeater. She 1a .., The at w l ,.._ lloMJ· Jl'rant Sbeleny and ~
-..... M.tll. ,.., Tlllrtlt a tMClllr ot drama IDd c. mowd u Lab Tahoe ad u M~n. Mn. A1tr.d
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Rosemar~ Reed Wed In Pennsylvania .•
In a candltllgbt ceremony
Rosemarie E b e y Reed,
daughter of Mr1. Howard
L. Reed of Corona del Mar.
became the brida of Donald
Paul Gleiter, 10D of Mr.
and Mn. Werner c. Gle.iter
of Hatboro, Pa.
The Rev. Fred Foerster
of St. Mart's Luthuan
Church, Readtn1. Pa. per.
formed the doubfe rtng ce,.,._
mony in the Gielter home,
which was . enhanced wtth
fall arrangementa of 1old
chryaantbemuma and 0?0
ange gladioli.
The bride wore a at.reel
length A-line gown of 1Uver
and rose utin brocade wtth
a matching full·leQlth coat
and pinned on a white or·
chid cornce.
Mias Elinor Herod, maJd
of honor. wu attired In 1
beige and IJ'ffJl Htln bro-
cade, accented with a car-
u1e of yellow and «an1e
ro1e1. David Glelter was hil
brother' I belt man.
The brlde lJ a cracltate
of Newport Hatbor H I I ~
School and bu complete«
\WO years at MlllJ eouese:.
She bu entered Botton Uni-
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band. a graduate of Ha~
boro-Honbam ffiib Scboolt
returned for bJI third year
at Brown University.
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LOS ANGELES CAP) -•hlch extended the Dod·
Dou Drytdalt Of Loa AD-IUI' J"ftlDant w Inn l n I
1eJea, who ntver bu *t a atrea.k to 13 1lrai&bt. A 23-
World Scrla game, and 1ame winner with a UI
Madcat Jim Grant of Mia-e a r n e d run avvaae. bil
nflota, who peve:r baa ap-Don pltcbed JJI I n n 1 n 11
peaced in one, will be UM durlnt tbe regular cam-
oppoaln1 pltcber1 ID 1''4-,..pelp. The total LI teCIN
ntlday's opener of the pott only to teammate Sandy
aeuon Mrie1 ror tbl world JCoufax' 335. He also burled
cbamplonahip. aeven shutouts.
Drytdalt wlll be WCl'ldq Grant, the Twtns' lead-
wtth nearly a week's ruL in1 pitcher with a !1·7 rec-
Hia last effort "*' a 4-0 ord, bmed up for the bl&
triumph over lbe Mllwau-one Sa t u r d a y and wu
tee Br ave 1 Tbura day Jim PetTy. a rl&ht-bander, inl southpaw, Primed for and Jim Merritt, a IOUth-
Gurney
Second.
In GP
Graham Hill
rou1bed up by California.
The 1troni·armed r 11 h l·
hander waa t a 1 1 e d ror
tbree nma In two lnnlnl•
and wu cbar1ed with tbe
Joa.
Dodier Moat• Walwr
Allton laid betore biJ team
departed for MlnDllO&a to-
day that be would UM! only
three ltar1en In the Serles
r9latd1W of bow many
gamea it luted. He had
Koafu, biJ 21-1ame wlnn·
the HeOnd 1ame in M.lnn.e-
aota Thunday. Southpaw
Claude O.teen. with a aea·
son 15-15 record. will pitch
the tlurd game Saturday at
Loi An1ete1.
Manacer Sam \tele of the
T w I ft • wa• exp«ted to
atart Jlm Kaat, a 1 e f l·
b a n de r, tn the second
iame and probably CamUo
Pucual, tbe erst w b 11 e
rtght·handed ace, ln the
tblrd 1ame. He alJo ha•
paw, 11 poulble atarten .
Drytdale bu appeared
ln t b re e World Ser I e •
1ame1. He bu ~er open·
ed a Serlel, however.
&-foot-6 rl&bt·b.nder pl
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York Y ..... m 1158 wt
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Two on a Seesaw
Rhubarb Highlights
38-35 Ram SethacY ,
LOS ANGELES (AP) -It knocked out or act.loo mld•ay MURIOD cJeanly, low at lit N · <_: M A wu .ometbln1 of a eame of In tbe ftnl quartu on an llleC· ankles. Tbe Rama acre ...
I ps ce ___ ,;__ _____ I two 00 a aeaaw. with a rhu· al tackle by liMbecker Bill they'd get me but nothinC ....
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barb at the finilb, and t h e Jobko, a former Ram. __,. " said Jobto
TKINS GLEN, N.Y. -Mhwllota Vlktnp fetUng the "He bit him after the ball r--• .
Da Gurney, with a lpedaoo SC .,. u .... lde• final whmln• Wt ln tbe final bad left Munaon'• hand," MUDIOlltbe~ °::. ..
lllilr ltrek:D run, came wftb. two miDutea of tbe contest charged Ram cowr!l HMlaad rest ot ..,. JJ~ ·R B wUh lbe Loi An1e1a Rama. Svare. plllCemellt. 8eawl ~ aecondl of actUevtac 0 } Tbe VWnp' Red Cox boot· MIWOll had aUempted to attar• quk:k t8ucbdown •
: :-Grand Prix vtdary se 0 w eel a 14-yard fteJd toal with pua to little T~mmy McDon-to Terr7 Babr OD h1I Ill
p1ac1nc !!:rxt be~biad ~ l :M remalntn1 for the s.-35 aid when tbe lncldem occur· play, wu unUle to movt ...
aba'a Graham HW ln UM Q L• Natioeal Football Le.arue vie· red. club. Ollited Stites G.P. fi file tory Suaday. Svare dk1 not kientify the Tbe Vikel, wtth Fran~ The rhubarb: offender but later Jobko 1a1d enton, Tommy Muon, I a..,, with 65.000 11*· The Rama char1ed that be wu the tackler. Brown and Rad Pbllllpe
'*'1 ~ his ever y Th• w k ..... -rn.ct mtne ro1n k move, trailed Hill over • IQ ee ...... -BW Munaon WU '"?'!It bUll WU on and I hit pro nt • too a
"'" ,..._, mDe at om atage of the m. n · lead at the ball.
1a1NO ON Tlll TWINI -Don Dryadale, the Dodgers' right-handed pttdltnf mile race, but cut lbe ma-Vlkin& Dave Oabome'1
Ice. will put bis unbeaten World Series record on the line against Jlm "Mudcat 1iJJ to allgbtly over a cat· ASSOCIATED P~ p G •d s d yard runback of a tldolf
Grat of the Mlnnetota Twins in Wednesday's series opener. lencth, Oftly to have the ct. BaWing for the Rose Bowl ro M tan in as nighted the team, tranu., -------------------~---------~~~~~~1rab1 s~atd-~~~ a~ M~~~~~e~ QDCe apUa. r-~· e•• '-fint period. The Rama
I tb1a week -although only tn •noc••nn f'HU ~. L..,.. catch-up after that.
t WU the hipest ftniah o( tbe l bl ......... L--~ 111..w. the year for the Cotta M.. ear Y d 1ta1e -with a • ..,.,. c~ • L r f'CL ,.,. °"I They f\nally caUCbt tbe
apeedlter and uaured hlm pm Of football pmea <*· 0.11.. :' ~ , i:. ": ~ =.:. ; ; : ':: •:: » es ln lbe lut pertod,
ooce acam al belni tbe top tined to play major parts In ~ ~ : : ·: :t n -v.,.. , , t .a u :! but Tarkenton'• ·al-yard
America flnlaber ln tbe ded«Un1 tbe Wt.al'• oomtnee. :;..~ 1 1 • .-H : ._ ~ :_.,.,: ..
109 ade downneld brouCbl
world ltancllllp. Soatbmi California a 0 d wMA. ! ! : :: : : ..,. EM.-1 , 1 ,_. " " Cox's winnin& field ~ n..t-""'-Oct •u P'ltt.. t ) t .... J9 t l 1-. oPt J 1 I M7 •1 ,. s ....... not ~· vw..z ...., '" race It Wa.hlngton, tbt pr...au. 0 n _...,. c1 .. _ ~ , 1 , .-" " vare wu
Mnko City remalnl on the fa...ttea in the Paciftc Atblet· :=:, .. , ~ : : :.: :; : ,,_.. 1 1 • • " 11 Munaon matter tor the j~
atenda and Gurney will be le Conference tangle at Se· .. ,,1,.,.... 1 1 • .w ,, • ._ .,.... S:,-~~ the game. He pinned lt •(I.
Lost Their Heart
All's Quiet SF • Ill
out to repeat the stirring vte-aU1t while siaruord lracu t:: :;,.~ ! ~ : 1: •: : =: g;., o:i-~ 17 borne'a brilliant run • 1
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) moves into the National thls year Sunday u U leav· tory ~ tcored there a year tor &lie l.nvuloo of Oreion in a M'--• 1 ' • .m a 111 o.i.... '" -v~ n Ram punt blocked bJ• ..
-1be wtnda whhtJltcl u League city, there would ing the scene of a tra&edJ. ago. club of undefeatt!ld clubl. C*-~ ~ "
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uaual tbroqb cancDeltick be Ulil stillDeas in a slid· The biggeat names OD the Heavy rain fell abortly fl· 'lbe latter pair ficurt u =.!:' .. n.~ i1 -.-n ...... Warwick scooped up .... ,.
Pm today, bendJlll the ium bereft of the tradition· roster _ Herman ·Frankl, ter the start of Sunday's u .&. m<>lt Ubly to wtn t.be bid ...._a."-._... is ~°'t'"'91..'c::!., turned 10 yarda for~
r r a I• aad • • • e PI a I al bczDtiDi. event and the wet pevemed the Ne• Year's n.....y n~-~"::; ~ ,!> Oflft .-. -• then a 14-14 tit. ~ tbl ~ aWe1. Ill tbe wantnc day• of the Willie Maya, Juan Maricbal, ed to ham Hill ......i. u. ._ ~ ..-.. •·--------------=:::=:::=~ ,,,... ..... DO 0 c b • r 1811 W.00 the San Fr Willie McCov bad left teem per '-"""' Bowl clusk ln the neat 14
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not.II CID tbe apn ot land cilco G~ bad spentan~ even before :':e -final out. llderllbly more than Gumt7. Trojan• aDd Rllltiea clcm't Delllt .... u. NOACK Trophy & Engraving
UYt jalll latit 1M 1'ractl-~ Jeed and finish· Acrou the hall, the p...-hrced to alow down Ida live up to apectltiODI. ,.......,.. ~ ._
co 81,J. AM Che 41aht eel MCODd. two gamea be· lellOO conten.IUI choie.-1e PoftffW BRM, Hlll lOlt val-In n~e pmea .. .,.,.~ AWA.-DI • T"Dll'l11U & Otn•
would ooutbnN tbroQP thLa bind the Loa ~geles l)od. wtn ttie flal, the anetn. u:ble IZ'OUDd to Gurney u4 Calllomla pla71 at the ~ r:-~..,.,_, '"ATU•NAL e MIDALI e OAV•La
W"Mt. • .... wbo clncbed it 00 aU Reda, quickly 1~ If tbe downpour !Mid not ... Force, Ortp SCate at N ~: ~ 1ot L tlUI. It.. at lu'9rl•r Ave. l._jL·J1•t
lftl1ead ot the cheert of a ~ next-to-lut day. their rrey flannela. Tiley lldld midway ln the raee, •etlenl, S1"1C'191 at UCLA L • • ......, CO.,'A MllA ~: ...-• ~-~~~~ ~G~~ft~clu~~~to~~~~~~~a ~~w~~~~li~,~·-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~ day •btn the World Seriea booM for the ftnal time losing '"3 to the Giant.a. winner. host to V1llaoft at Spobnel ~ --------------------=-------Hla Brallham hendllnc per· In a nltbt aftalr.
Angels Lose
Finale, 3-2
I~ d..pte the slippery Soutblnl Callf.onda t o o ~.Gurney and tam· its flrlt lq Rip toward Ule
mate J a c t Brabham both Rote Bcnrl u laaUblck Mitt
clOled in on HW. Garrett ICONll tine toucb-
Jl'mnd Jimmy Clark WU dona *° lead tbe Trojana to ddebed early when a piston a 28-lt vtctorJ onr Oreaon brob C11 bia Lotus. State.
F\DWdng behlbJ Hlll. GUI· w I I b tnctoa. sneanwblle, T 0 Champs ney and Brabham ... ltall· fell to ()Mo State ~. Ore.-
ti ., ..-. , an Loremo Band.tni in a Fer· but BYU 27-14, St a n for d
:: ~ :: : ,..T~APOLIS-ST PAUL rart. Padro Rodrlima. &110 edged tlw AJr Foree 17·18 in
.. ,. .s>1 11 mm,,c.. · • in a Ferrari wu fiftll. fol. the ftaal mlaute, Idaho beat
u ,. .m ""' (UPI) -The Callfornla Aztr lowed by Jo.cben RIDdt in Wuhlqton St ate 17-11, ~ : ~ ~-cell ICllltWed ~ tbeir bomu a Cooper and Rlchll Ointb· UCLA llml OD to beat Penn
u " ... D today, wbUt M+"•IUta pr.-w Ute nm American in a State JW:2, and California
• 11> .lit " pared f« tM ltlte'I other' eGnda. ' blanDd Kamu 17~
......,.. ...,... western m\'llder, the pellW1t. A yur aio t.:: and OSU
winnln& Loe Ancdel Dodi· tied fGr tbl PAC crown &Dd
en. the BOie lwl nod went to
the ........ vote by the
~ ft1a time Oregon
State jullllf9d to a 12-G lead
bdmt Gerttlt started the ~ eaimbck with a 1~ yd ... bunt. '*: ... Jll'Oved decidve wt.....,.
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J leapt up to defend apinlt a 5an Clemente pua ctnr-
, · tn1 Saturday afternoon'• club at DaTldaon rtefd.
Mc:Clukey and hil Estancia Eagle mat.a earned the
ftnt .-imty football win in the ldloor• brtlf lliltory
with a 25-7 triumph. Guard Bruce Dbon (18) and
San Clemente back Chuck Buct (fl) ·IN alJo seen
In tha action.
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Eagles Bag First Triumph,.
Hahn Scores Three TDs
By ROGER CARLSON The hOlta lit up Ui. score· to the end zone sta.ndlng up After a 1COreleu t h I r d °' • 1>e11r """ *" board late in the ftnt quarter to send Estancia into a 12-0 quarter the winller1 found
Eata.ncla High bluted to when a abort Triton punt waa lead. The PAT attempt failed themaelves in a bole after
it'a fint ever vanity football returned to the loeen' H by again with the clock showing fumbling the pigskin on their
victory Saturday u the Ea-Paul May. · 7:26 to go in the hall. own 25.
glea bumbled the San Cle-Six plays later Hahn bucked The Eagle defense limlted But, Lowry's defenae ati!·
mente jtyvee'11 25-7, at Dav· over from the one to make it s,n Clemente to a minus two fened and held San Clemente
Ldaon Field. 6-0 with 4:31 remaining lo the yards on the next aeries of to four yards In four play1 to
Sophomore halfback Jack period. A pass for the PAT plays and the Red and White take over on the 21.
Hahn led hla mates to the fell inco~plete. . took over on the 50. Phil Dayis gained three
c 0 n q u e 1 t with touchdown Estancta received a big Seven plays later the score through the middle and then
runa of TT 13 and a )lard in break In the second quarter was 19--0 and the Eagles were Hahn took off on his TT-yard
the non·le~gu~ encounter wben Bruce Dixon grabbed a breezing. The drive was touchdown scamper. perrj
· Triton fumble on the eight. spearheaded by Mike Mc-flipped a pitch out to Hahn ma1!~ :,agle~e:: ~ ~Om· Hahn wasted a llWe time Claakey. w'ho took a pitch out and the speedster toot off
m s as to caplWlu on the break. from Perry and went the fi. around left end. ~d:~ck nJ: ~~ r ~~After a five-yard penalty, the nal six for the t.ally. McClas· At the Eagle 40 be wu In
le toe tM ~ f d sophomore whiz went over key accounted for 21 yards in the clear and simply outraced
e ven a e ea the tackle spot -broke out the surge. Perry pasaed to the Triton• to the end ~
over. the Tritona. to bis left -and rambled Ln-Les Bland for the point after. The point after attempt -,.
A Jubilant coacb John Low-muffed -but no one seemed
ry lauded. hit beroea for their to care since the Eag.lea own·
overall unprovement since ed a 25-0 lead With 7: 15 left
the diaaatrous Troy Jame of s }£ ! _ p I • t in the game.
a wee.It ago, <.a-1> but added ea ~g O OIS s San Clemente denu.ct tile
. that the Eagles 1till had a scoreboard in the laat ~
I.oo1 way to 10. minutes wben quarterblek
"They f o u n d out in t b e Tom Orr connected on a za.
Troy game that th1a was a c R . T •ti yard pus pla,. Orr adcled
sport of hard t n o c k s and op am Ona I e the extra point id1b • pen.ct b r u 1 a e 11" commented the boot.
head mentor. "We were a Ut-
Ue better for it thla time." SAN BERNARD IN 0-lowed by the 21·7 win-over La "(::( * *
Lowry added that be con· Corona del Mar's powerful Puente in the semis and cul-Stati•t%-. ~t~e~ ~ fieet·f~ Hahn water polo team scored ex· m l n a t e d with the 17.J win .C u"" uaeat sophomore he bad over Upland in tft.t. Utle duel. ev~ coecbed. .. A c 0 a c h acUy 38 rnore point.a than the Tb . . ,lqt .....,. "*""' ....... ,, · ;r
can't teacb a boy tbe natural Q1M f~ team Saturday e 11sue wu n e v e r m P:1nt -_..,.
movea to make on a football when the Sea Kings added doubt In either of the laat ~~:.. '*:; :::.*' i! : ~
field and Jack baa them " the Ramona water polo cw-t:t tl1U as.3the Sea Kings v-..._. ,.... u •
u.i..-··--'-"' tim · sic to their growing list of up an ""' advantage aft-v.,.. .. ...., ,....... • .»• •
QAUU ..... ~-.. 11 es for victories er one quarter againJt La Yem i.i ::., 2
the wbmen and belted out a The · ted a .... 1• of u Puente and a 6-1 lead at the ;:_v9!:.n::-' ~
7.5 avera1e to1 the afternoon. wlna iny posth mi~ .... fin sly same Juncture of the Up-~ cempe.1ec1 , ~ In the fint quart.er aloo e se a •uu a a land , --~-,.,. ' "" e, at San Bernardino Valley game. ~ °' .,.... ' ,,.,
Hahn packed the ball ten Colleie. With nurly everyone on~::::,....._ ~~.J ~·
timu. The Sea Kings downed La the team scorin1 at will, Cor-;:::,_ ,._.,_, 1; >;
Lion Aces
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Puente, 21-7, in the aemltl.n· ona upped tta mar&in a1ainst ,._ '-1 •
ala, then returned to pin a La Puente to 14-3 at the half ... ._... ._.., .....,.. • "' ~li
17-3 loss on Upland in the fl· and »5 after three periods * ci_,. • • • 1-1 nals. before coastin1 to the 21·7 INDIVIDUAL ~IU allSM ...
Pat McClellan, the CdM win. •Porrt ta, Y•, Yt4 ~~
center forward wbo scored 21 Mark Fulton was the lead-o.v1s s » • u
go&la in four tournament Ing scorer for the Sea Kings , :" ~ '': ! ~!
games was honored u the acorlog five Adding to the Mce1a•.., • ts • • 1 ', . Ilene! 2 I J ls tourney s moat valuable play· CdM total were McClellan, rew, ,. m n u
er to a d d a little frosting to Greg Fink and Bill Stoner ,.. ~ ve YL ...
the Corona cake. with three each, while Mike lklrill • 1 ' u
LONG BEACH _ w~ Tbe bigb-scoring C o r o n a Martin, Eric Canoo and R~ ~ ,; ~ ! ~1
at.r m.n. lc:b I' an. _ del Mar machine waa sema· ger Moore added a pa Ir ::11 ~ ~ ~ ~:
• ... 00 1 -con tional all through the tourney, apiece. Tot••• " '°' 1 u
quenni crou J:OUDtry team acxumulatlng 81 foals in four Goalie Doug Schaumburg twDrv•~AS1"'9
reta1Ded U. unblemiabed rec-outings. 1t all started with a stood out in the YJ>~ wt • ,.,. P'< "'" n Pct
otd P'r1dQ with a oaHided 2M win over Alta Loma in limltlna the HlCbJ,ande.n ~ ~. ', 2> ~ ~ ~
lS-60 win over Lakewood on the flnt roan d. cootinuecl only three ac:oiel ou In the .. a....Ma
tba Cal State, Lons Beach with an 1M win cmr Cbaf. flnt period and 'two tn the .. ...," ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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by a n<Jt.eo.oovcnrbel:mfq 21·
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Wutmlnlter ace Mlb Sol·
ODlClll belted teammate Neil
Sya.t ill a dlnt-dolll battle
tO tbe w I r • for lndtftlua1
bonon. Beth runnen ~
,. BJ GLENN WBtfl!! Aad Laguna (10th) 1la~ came thrOuab with a »O can-number«te team for the CJJI', eel the line bl aniton, wttb
. .: Pn, ~ Elll&el' ped Villa Park, 1.3-7. ueit of San Bernardfno to Loyola, CIF fbWllt I a 1 t Solomon beJnt itven the nod. ~ ThrM of the classy 10 remain uDK'9l'ld upon alter year, a1lo kept fta delemlw Both were given the same n JaJted the elUe foot· of the CIF larle 1eboola rat-two aamea. slate clean by ahuttina o a t time, 11: 04 for the .c;oune,
f o !' e • 1 wbi& en-iDp came out on the lbort El RaDcbo demoliabed Mon--Gllndale, 20-0. which meaaureJ .Uptly loa&·
nUiDC ID Oranae c.oun. end of weekend action. tebeilo, »O, and Moaroiria In the AAA aectloo. • er than two mllea. ar 5nP pdlla • ...u The bll lhocbr w • I tEIOk ear. of A.sala, a.o. blDlld Wut Co'rina oaathmid The top two runners led •
unheralded Bn1horne'a »O Bard-aoMd St. P'raDcla ran to roD by hamllMrlDi 0-. parade Ol LloDI that nabbed On tbe eouatJ -. t o P blutinl of Lone Beach Pol1 roo.pmod over Crteceata Iha, M. the tint teven places, with
Santa Ana VaD.ey toot The IOlerl were e1Cbth tn. _: van;J~ 40-7, and P&1adena ltey pmea tchedulld tldl tbe top Lakewood competttbr
Iola from Mater Del. ma and ... ,. IUbstaqtiallJ fa.. blanked . Alhambra. uo. week .ftnd Anaheim at El ' e t t l • I DO better tbu umber four team In the vored. Defending CIP champlan Rancho, IAll Beach WU.on ttihth.
A second it\umer came at Whittier became tbe MQODd ft Alhambra, Not.re Dame at Finlsblng third for West.
And the number nine outftt, ComptGn where ipeedy Oen-Sierra oppoaent to be he Id Loyola (Saturday), Piia· m!uter wu Tim Schroll witll
E Grande ltlffered a 41· teufal clobbered Mutr'1 HC-acorelea u the Cardi took a dena at Glendale HOOftr, • U :U clockinl followed bJ ..di.et to LOUa: the third oBd ranUd Mu.lteJlp, D-14. 7.0 loll. Wb!Ufer at Mcmov11. Baa Bater (11:30), BW ~
aqud. · · And ·of eovae the tllJrd tJPMt sllbart (11:11), Ch a r le 1
. OthertriM tbt ~~ front wu Vallty'a lot1 to lb-Pub (ll:S,,) and Bob Blalr
up to form. Anah. m (No. ter Oil Today's Heron.a (11:'7). ou&ht off potent RedlaD •In..._ AAA MC:tlon .t t ll e ~ on.. Lion Jayveea weren-t aeon a by &-0 wtn. Poll tMte wen a pair of aur-quite as apedacular. but
·-s.rvtte (fifth) unreel ft. 1 u r-p r h 1 1 1. a.nm Col vertbelea moated to cop ~of a ellmb In tbil week'• and Leuzinger, tied for t b • BJ ASSOCIATED PRUS Plrem.NG -Joe • five ol the ftrat aeven p1acea. ~f by' thrubtng a htlhty eighth po1Won, both lott. BA'ITING -Tom M~ man Jr., W •shin i ton, Doe .Beachler flnllhld aec:cad .
hted Pomaea CatboUc ou-. Claremcfrt toOk 'a 21-lt Ian Craw, Cblcqo, rapped · pltcbed a five-hitter ta ID-J2:f1, RocQ ,Eapinola wu ~ 33-13. · frQm Temple City tn a pme t ...... '-·t·..-. only b.la aecoad majcit tbtrd ill 12:~ BID Smith wu
Fullerton (aixtb) took an lD wbicb the lead ""'•R•ed hr e • ww, ~ -• 1 I ....... start and galned (.tJl ID 12:11. °"' GrUfttb lJ) and Or-........_ • fitUH • n l n I home nm ._... fifth tn JJ·U BW -immJ ~r-imprellld handl five times. that pve the Wblte Sn hia tee00d com PI et e lmltb wu four t b .in '11:32,
( bJ craahlnl llttlt I-ntnrer ,,., llloftd a a-2 victory over Kan.au 1ame victory In atx day1 Grq Grl«Jtb ftnilbed f1ftb a• _. ar=-:r:alol V ... , IM. u the Senators nipped In 12:3' and Roa Lee Came
,.,flan Gron <llCbthl toot b6om tbt bll JaDI ~~ · ~ ae~ ~t s.2. In aevmtb In u:a.
clOlt Jt.12 triumph from , _'! -:.~urn~ ... ..: , ___
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Errant Sea Kings
Ex-Tar Ace
At Pensacola
Pete Reed, one of ..,_ Ntw·
port Harbor ana'1 top ath-
letes, bas reported to t h e
Newport Oudegs
Mustang Harri-ers
Naval Air Station at Ptnaa· Newport Harbor Hilb cnu -f1nlabed seventh and eiitrth
coll\ to begin flight training. countrymen ouUelJed Colta ln 13:11 and 13:25.
College a n d Ullivenlb' of Mesa in both varsity and The ftna1 two Meu aoorera
87 ED GIBSON Vaq 39, but quarterback Tim yards and the fourth TD on an port Beech • gnduate of junlor var&ity barrier com· were Harry Noooan. w b 0
ot .. ..., ,... .._ Kinney lost 14 yarda trying to 81-yard punt return. ' petition beld Friday Oii the 4 17 d
UnderdoC Rancho Alamltoa pua and that was the end of Rancho got on the score-Harbor High, Ora.nee Coaat Sanor course. finWMd 10th ln 1 1 • an
itruck for a touchdown In each Corona's only threat. , board for the first tlme with ColJeeg and Univentty Of The Tars copped the vu-Steve Jacoblen, who ruiiabed
rlod and abut out a bu.mt>-All niSbt loni tt looked like 4: 17 to &0 in the first quar-:ou~ern Callforni~ • d afty affair 24-33 ( low score 11th in 14:25. f:,. fumbling Corona del M&r the flrst day of practice ln the ter · The touchdown w a s set al'7 ~ aw~ at wtnl) and took the jayveea la the junior varsity dM ·
football tum, 2&-0, Saturday Sea King backfield. When Kin· up when Roger Houdyshell ree sc 00 • a<o~tically when C o • t a aJon, the Sailors '"ept the
night at Davldaoo Field in oey aod b.la running backs, recovered a fumble by Kin· While at Orllll&e Cout ln Mesa was unable to field a flnt alx places Rlct Apple-
Newport Beach. Carpenter and Tom Westgate. ney on the CdM four-yard line. ~.961. Reed was ·~ the hall team. man nJ tw~ ot biJ team·
CdM'1 sputtering offense weren't fu~bllng the ball they lu T~re~ /~J5ov~~te~0;t~~= u!th~:rg~ ~:rJ:;1° ~y~ Newport'• Bob Savitt t oo t mate. ~a blanket finish,
DWlaled to account for only we~ runru:! in~ f~~c! ~;~';. on~ a~d u Jon King spUt t h e He aet two national jWlior lQp lndlvldual honors in the witb juat two 1eocnda Mpar·
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MATINll IUN. at 21
31 yard.a total offenae a o d lryrng lo c pe i lghts with the extra point college swimming record.a. race u the first three run-attna the flnt three nmnen.
jU1t four flnt downs, two of off. , upr . 7-0 . nen were spread all over1.-... ---------.11 them comlna via the penalty All told, there ~e a dozenj w give the Vaqueros a Att~nding USC 'on a tcho-tbe course. S..vitt finlabed in SURF * -IM -
t f bl . ... t t lead. larahip, he made the Yanity lJ·M f 11 ed b M • ... rou e. um ea in uie con e.s -sLXI MJdwa through the second which waa ·ven an An.Amer-. ...., 0 0 w y eu 1 · -"
Only once dld the erratic by each aide -and Rancho te Jie Vaqs were knock-ican ating gt Cra.I& Falconer wbo finllbed 121 ltll IT .. H. a11ACH forces of coach Howard "Cor-Alamitos receJved four of the quar r ain alte r · MCOOd I.ft 1.2:~ aod New·
ky" Jobnaoo penetrate Ran-Sea Kin~ bobbles. Ing on the doof r abgl tbr Swimming became a me&n.1 port'1 Rick Weeu who wu ~dJ11~ ~ 'ffl 7•.00 , , recoverin g a um e OD e to an end to the MDbttiOUJ ... ,_. •-13·00 • ·-~-cho territory and that was Rancho s offense dldn t ex-CdM 24 With fourth down and g Reed H w ted f """" "' · ·
wbeo a peraooal foul penalty acUy set the world on fire ei· goal to ·go on the nine, Randy !0s:0Wsrup ..:CS ;!., ll 0 r r o a rth for the M~ Kt41 •
moved the Sea Ktng.a from ther aa the Vaqueros account-Vataha circled right end to the wu Grea Beal, timed In
their own 40 to the Rancho 4.5. ed for 117 yard& totAl offense. line where be was hit 50 hard Last year, Reed •ailed in in 13:06. followed by Bruce Cor·
Halfback George Carpenter They tallied three ol their he fumbled ~e Tahiti Yacht race. crew-line of Nelf'POrt, who fuli.abed
1.luhed tor al.x yardl to tbe scores on drives of 24. 4 and 3 Rancho t~ckle Mike Moses i.og aboard tbe Ktrawm. fltt.b ID 13: 12. Paul Melra of
plucked Lhe ball out of the air This pa.at au mm er be COii, llltu wu sixth I.ft 13:11 "SONS OF KA Tll
ELDllt"' WID.
Rangers Pull Away
and dove inw the end zone worked aboard La Belle Vle aod a pair of NH numen -
tor the score. King added the in the Honolulu raoe. Pat Hickey and Warren Blinn
second of his four extra points
and It wu H--0 with 5:37 left
in the first half.
Late in the third quarter.
Lint gathered in a punt on In Last Half, Win , 4-2 his own HI and h~ded fo.r tbe
right sideline. He got two key It wu double victory cele-ed Cout Rangers. blocks and sped 81 yards into
!pration for Cout Rangtra Scoring wu evenly divided the end zone for the score to
tad ·United C o a 1 t IWlg-In the Ranger victory ever make It 21-0 with 1 :'n rematn-
era IOCCer team1 Bunday aft. Riverside. Leif Werener g o t ing in the third period.
.,. tbey dumped non-league biJ mates off to a 1-0 1 ea d HAM JT4TISTICS
foe1 at Colta Mesa'• TeWl.n-early in the first halt. """ u ... Part. H th is'l t'ed F inl down• •111/llnQ 1 •
Tbe D..... of owever, e v 1 ors 1 , 1,.1 oer-1 """'r>G • 1 ·-en coacb lhings up moments later. But ,.,.1 -. .,.,..u... 1 ' ~riu McCaqbey • b o o k a perfecto by Burt B u r n s ~:~,;. fl;;:~·.,,,l'O .: .!
a wa7 from a 2-1 deadlock to gave McCaughey's troops a Y•r .. oa1-1»"1"41 11 .., down RiveraJde 4-2 Aftd to 2 1 ..t.. 1 J · Yaro. ~ " o the llm!M ' ucn' be'"'-"' . -.e at nterm SSIOn . N•I urds 9al....cl JI 117 pre ry, ..._. RJverdde knoUed things up P .. ,.. ••.,.mP•Hl ' 11 Fullerton 3-1. Pa-. compi.t.., 2 • Rene 'vendrtne D a1ain early In tbe second haJf. P•u•• Md "''"'up1M1 1 o
' AV e y And it oJ b't f NumOtr el °""'' 6 l Harrtaon and Hugh Galloway wu 0 Y • 1 0 . ex-... ,_ d••l•nc.e l4 • v •
iot a eoal apiece to pace Urut ceptlonal play but lhe River-"'""""~' .~ ~ ----------·,aide goalie that kept this team ;:~~1,r:n•llttd , "!
in contention. Fvmbtu ""' • 2
Oilers Win
loop Debut
However, the tide of t>atUe , .. ,..,.., 111.:"' °"-: 1 1 1-• toot Ua last tum with 14 min· c.o.ona <1o1 Mar o o o ~
uta left to play a& c 0 I j D INOIVIO~t~"~::mr1c1
Wut headed in a shot after c ....... ,,.. ''''"' •-i..a-rf TO Y'O wia.wg a pe ect pass t rom ,.,.,,.~,,, 11 ~
Jackie Ogilvie. That made il wuro••t a 11 3-2 1(1 .. ,,., • •
• ltay 1 •
ORANGE -Paul Wllllam1 Erk Smith fina!Jzed things ~ ' 0
romped bome f1nt to lead in the last fi ve minutes as he ro1•1• .-. ... ,..:,.i.:
Hunttniton Beach to a 2S-30 fired ln a score alter getting rca Yo YI. A,,.. t...v t_.. j . . . F,...,rldl I » I 4.l crou coun .. :1 Va;wry over ua stl from Ogilvie and Wil· 1.1,. 1 n o •.• F re e way Lea~ r I v a J lie Katz v...... • " •• .u
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Wherever you go in
ORANGE COUNTY
you'll find an
ANAHEIM SAVINGS
office near by
ange ay .. r.cmoon on Tbe win left the fulngers itfflfledv , , 1 .._,
tbe latter's oval. Orange'• With a 1-1 season record They ,...,_ 1 • • ... l~R--tJ~~i;~~L..-.....: j ... 1 j · T otall 31 " 45 1.1 uwor vars ty extracted am., poaibJy boet Jadran 111101v1ou•1. "'•n1M
measure of rev e n g e, bow-thiJ weekend The latter is ,.,.,.. ... -·
l . ~~~~~ tver, s c or n f a lMl win the team tbat dropped them Ki,_.., -1 1 ' 11 .• ~~berttbef 000il City. in tbe loop from State Cup competition roia1s ••MM ~ ..... !,.. 1 11 -•
ue u or th sides. last season, 6-4. ... "'c "'"' vo .. a .
Williams. a sophomore se.n· UCR will host Pbeoix of V•1•h• • • • 63 .JOO _...~alj...jP.-~lflL.._~+-
ution who placed in the Cee Orange Sunday. K~ts 11 > 4 ° o' '3° ::
660 in the c1F nna11 1ut yearlfiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&miiiiiil&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili .... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiill ltf;.JlfEl~§e~I as a freshman, turned in a
1()..21 clocking for tbe approx-NEW IMPROVED I
lmately two-mile course. ln breaa~c the tape first, ~ev-'' s LIM u ~' en aecooda ahead of tbe first v
Panther runner.
Manf r e. d Skirde flniabed
third for the Oilers in the
Ume of 10:36, with a cluster
of HB runners ftnlabin& lixth,
seventh and eigbtb to nal1
down the 'fictory.
Randy Cooper f I n t s h e d
sixth in 11 :03, David Williairu
was seventh in 11 : 04 and
St.eve Hennes was eighth in
the same time. An Orange
runner finished ninth, also
limed in 11:04.
In junior varsity compeU·
tion Jon Stauffer was the fir1t
HB man lo cross the line, fin..
ishinl fourth in 11 :29. Team·
mate Al Vega was fifth In
11 :29.
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LAST NIGHT
BEFOR'E I VJENT
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YOUNG JISSI -Chria Jones, acting newcomer
stars u the letmdary Jesse James, famed ouUaw of
the Old West cfurtng the post.ct'11 WU' era, OD Chan-n~l 7'a new .me., ''The Legend of Jesse Jama." To-
night, at 8:30, Jeae, looting for a respectable way of
life, J! befrtended by I Dl,)'aleriOUI mall. John Cu-
aavetes pest&.
Vin Seally
Best of A.nrwuncers
To Broadcast Series
B1 IU<X da Bl\OW Miything about yesterday's
H~YWOOD (UPI) _game."
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The weekmd cllncb1nc o1 the Another intere1tin& upect
National Leape pennant by of the televiJed Work! Serles
the Loi A n g e I e 1 Dodgen ii that Juan Yarichal, t b e
saved ABC.TV from having pitcher wbo waa fined a n d
to choose today between cov· auapended a.ftet alutlinl
ering a bueball p1-yoff or Dodger John Roseboro with 7:• • '' Y• .. ,,.. C3I..,
Pope PauJ'1 New York Yiait. a baseball bat -and w b o e ::.! :.. <:... ~
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The nut aatJonal televtilon would have been the star • ......, tM .,.,.. ~ .., •
bueball broedcut w1D be hurler tf biJ tum, San Fran· pelt.
1J MAK£ Tff[ ecENE * I. Nldt1ll. II. Mt A 111
the World Serles, wb.lcll, bar-daco, hadn't been edged out
ring rain, will be seen Wed--will now be Juat a specta-
nuday when NBCTV pre-tor.
aenta the fint game with the MAily San Fru cl.acao.s
Dodgen at Minneaota. have somehow managed to
Reeardleu of one'a tum rationalise tbe bad tncldent,
attachmenta, one ot the more but the came wu. not tele-
pleasant attrad:lom of the vlled llve in that city. ll wu,
World Seriea Ja the fact that however, televised live bere
broa.dc a 1 Una'• finut bale-in Loa Ancel.ea, and I can u-
ball announcer Vin Scully of sure you that it wu 1 borrl-
the Dodiera ...:... who turned ble, hurt·sicbnlng event for
down the New York Ylllk.ee anyone who went lhroueh the
Job when Mel Allen left _ •bock of Meing lt u It haJ>'
wtU be cal1inc the plays on pened -and not memJ beu-NBC-TV. tnc about it after tt WU Oftr,
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gelea that It matcbes the hero boiofflce recordt -Koulu,
wonbip accorded pitcher Don Drys.dale, Willie. Maya,
Sandy Koufu iJ 10 highly Maury Willi and Marichal -tho\Cb& el Chat Dodger . bueball may learn that the
ager Walter Allton amU:!;. 1111wr to. !ts problenu isn't ty let him call 1everal play• juat tele~11on or &nnmica, U Dlrinc Ventur~Ut
from the rad.lo booth in yes· b~ at developtng * FISH TRAP Off IAJA
ttrd.ay'a fl n a I game The great st&rs. H. L. Mencken
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of · wrote · game, coune, wu mean· .. 1 it b . h llln . ingless coming the day after s ot m l e ro g mill?
the pe~ant was wrapped up. Are the hours long? Is $15 a
The Wlfla~ ~ day not enough? Then escape -la very euy. Simply th row as unflappa u C'1 up , your job, spit on your
F r a n k McGee -c a m e hands, and write another
thrOCl&h with a minor clullc 'llo&Hbvaller •"
of sportl broadcuting as be
regaled not only the City of THE CHANNEL SWIM:
Los Angeles, but the fans in ABC·TV apparently has had
tbe st.anda who llateoed on some thoughts about Sal
lstol" radlot and knew ln Mineo as host of another J>OS·
advance wbal the p 1 ~ y s sl ble network rock 'n' roll
would be. sbow for next faU . . . CBS-
STOLE SECOND TV, munwl\lle. was report·
ed to have m a d e some
With a YOUD&ster n~med overtures to Melina Men:ouri
Willie Crawford on f 1 rs l -who had a special about 13 DISCOTHEQUE-CO Oft
hue, Scully called for a hit· Greece not long ago -lo do * Oobit Gray, Joe Tu l
and-nm play. Crawford stole another. this one about court·
1econd, and S c u 11 Y an· ship around tbe world . . . a
nounced : woman in Detroit was arrest·
"Well, now that we h a v e ed. fined m and lost her driv·
stole. a bait, I tbblk we'H int privileges for a year Loe
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funny thing, he dldn't ask us wheel of her moving car. * BEST BETS TONIGHT * i
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Lehman-12 Wlaltneg Series
Cup Won ·
By Schene
Protege Takes Two Trophies
Pr~ge, an aluminum-Persephone, LA YC, and BoriJ Nlghtwind, CBYC, and Hu1h
bulled K-43 co-akippered by Levin's Dorothy E lll, Callfor· Rogers' Whimaey, LA YC.
J~ Reynold.a and Kenneth Dia YC. In the I.Jttle Whitney Series
Fred Schenck Jr. WOii UM Watta of Los An1ele1 Yacht Runnen·up to Protege in for boats under 30 feel, the --~.,.,_._ ... .., Davit Memorial Tl'C!Pb1 ._ Club, holds the over-all and ClaJ.s c were Connie Doran's winner wu Al Narbwics ~f
l4b1Nn-l2 cttnplet SuadiJ Claa C trophies In LA YC 's Tehan!, LA YC, and Robert Blue Water CruisiD& Club JD
In a aeven-race -* eoe-WhitneT Hl&h Point Serlu McNell's 1.tphyrus Ill, LAYC. Caramba. Runners-up we r •
ducted b1 Newport Barbar In tbe belt f1'9 out of ~ Norman Switzer's Zoo II Homer Meek, CBYC, In A'te,
Yacht Club. racea Protege beat out Jim from LAYC wa'I the Clau D and Peter Ebelln.'s Ma Jolie,
ID tbt aam. •mall boet ,. Kllroj•s TS-foot aluminum· winner over T08f Gaebel'a CBYC.
hulled Kla1oe II from Newport -Wlllllll---~~~~~~~~~~~ PU&. Fred M 111 er Jr. Of Harbor Yacht Club. Tb 1 rd ii
South 6bcre SaWnc Club WM Ch W • over-all wu Be1dwin M.
tbe .tnDer of tbt Babb&rd amp lllS Baldwin's Audacloua from
Memorial Trophy In the Pba NHYC.
au.. Third r· I Audacious was the c 1 • s s Tbe Lehman-121 drew 11 1 t e A winner over Klaloa 11 and • entrt.e, and the Finns bad a Legend, skippered by P b i I
•• ,1p......::n·'-" .... ,,.~,,,,,· o..t ol 11. Tbe final raulta: MALIBU _ Norm March· Campbell and Al Casael of
J..EBMAN.12 -(1) Quick, . Voyagers YC.
Fnd Schenck Jr., NBYC, ment bung up rus third na· ID Clus B the winner was
~; (2) Tbwnper, Bob Da· tlooa1 cbamptonslup in the C. T. McElroy'1 Moceuio
via, NHYC; ~; (3) I o ta. Malibu Outrteger class Sun· from Long Beach Yacht Club,
BID F\cbr, NHYC, H. day with a three-point mar-followed by Georae Griffith'•
FINN -(1) Luftmellt.r, gin ·over Jim Harp, another
Fred Miller Jr., 18~; (2) No. former champion in the clau.
lH, Henry S p r a I u e m, Marchment was the defend· B N ed
NBYC, 20~; Macoo. Al Nel-er in tbi4 year's regatta which 08 lman am
toD. Lab Merced YC, 28. drew J3 entries. He also was
·Aluminum
cbampiOll in 1962 and Harp SACRAMENTO (AP) -
wu Cbampon in 1963. Yachtaman Julea Berman of
The lilt-race series was Beverly Hills wu named by
sailed off the beach at t h e Gov. Brown today to t b e
colorful Malibu Yacht C 1 u b State Athletic Commillion.
Aid Speed where tat boata are launched
~ ,..._ 8 throqb Ole 1urf. The Cham·
PIUT CHAMPION -Bill lfcr.rtand'1 ValhaDa from Santa Barbara Yacht ~II detemnned on the
Clab lbouJden up a huaky bow wave u ahe drivea toward fin»h and eTentual Ahunmnm, the metal that eo!;!u:o ofw~~x ~f::· de-=~~t. ~~~ T~'> ~~:
netary ID Int aaUcml champiomhJp reptta of Cal-26 CW. at Loni Beach nV'Olut1clllbed the speedway, spite the Ucht. fluky wind a Jim Harp, 15~~ (3) Kaubi v ,
Yacht Club. lJ invadln1 marathon boat that prevailed both Saturday BUI Buck, 17%; (4) Varua,
ncinl. and Sunday.-Buck Pennington, 22; (5)
" The ftrst turbind-po'!erecl The ftnt five In the eompe-Habu , Larry Andenon, H .
,McFarland AlamitosBaySkippers:~i::nn.:i, :ie~
Wins First Yacht Dynamics of ~
Top F;rst Lido Meet ~1~':: ~eto.'t~~
£' -1 25 r•t1 " Carlcof of Newport Beach. ~ • I e The JUrvey firm 11 umn1
ALAMITOS BAY-Gib Mar· Paycheck. Carl Schwenk.er, the reurcb craft to demon-
. LONG BEAal -Valballa, abaD and Iaabeilt Lounsberry, Seal Beach YC; (3) Flaky, 1trate that a llsbtwela.ht Jn.
•kippered by Bm McP'arland both of Alamitos Ba1 Yacht Dick Lineberger ABYC· (4) atallatk>o ~mbined wftb the of Suta Barbara Yacbt Qub · ' ' hlP..1trenaur~wetpt ratio wu the winner of tbl ftni Club, won the top trophla in Woodwind, Harry Wood, AB-of aluminum wUl enable tbt
national ctwnplonahtp rept. ABYC1 ftnt IDWtational Re-YC; (S) Auchone, Ark i e boat to attain maximum
ta r4 the new eai.a Qua pUa for Lldo-141. Hauch, ABYC. 1peeda with mlnlmum bar»
:1~:CSd ~ ~ ~ to~~:=:~~ CLASS B-(1) Lucifer, ba· po;:1"clif Dynamics built UM
1en Marine r4 Cotta ....... Mn. Lounsberry won Cius B belle Lou:nsberry, ABYC: (2) 73-foot raclna yacht, Klaloa
The ~ac. reptta wu and Stu Robertaon, alao of the Swunnerful, Don Bartl, SS6C; II and a 1eries of 0-foot aJJ.
ailed In DPt wtnda oa I& bolt dub, wa the winner tn (S) Sea Buoy, John Eutman., aluminum yacht.I.
urda1 and modaMll trea. the~ dl~ ABYC; (4) Orin B. Roscoe "Yacht D 1Damlc1 bu
Sunday. P'tnal r.alta: Thee hre 30 entries In Butcher, ABYC; (5) No. 190ll, adapted the tecbniquea aDd
Cl) Valballa, Bm McP'u-C1ua A, 21 In a.a B and 1S Ned Bixby, ABYC. experience of Aerospace In-
land, SBYC; (2) Aquarlal, Junior•. The three race aeries dustry to aluminum boat fab-
John Hollday, LBYC; (I) En-._. aalltd tn lllbt ain. Final JUNIOR -Lufferly, Stu rlcatlGn, especially In the
sueno, Dem Tauabs, SMYC; 19uita: Robertaon. ABYC; (2) Flaky, field of welding to produce
(41 Ventolln, B1n lltddnp, Rand1 Johnson, ABYC; (I) bulla more smoothly co•
~C: (5) A.eolal, Jolm Cart, a.&81 A -(1) Viva, Gib All's Well, Mike Parker, NH· toured than wooden bu.Ila,"
,LBYC. llant.W1, ABYC; (2) htty'1 YC. n.1d Carlcof.
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cbored boata of the channel. 4 BR upper,
3 BR lower. U>wer now rented for $18& per
month. 3200 aq. ft. of luxury living. 2 years
new. '82,500.
fi.I. NO DOWN
'141 per month covers everythin1. 3 Br .•
2 bat.bl, hardwood fioort. Fenced rear yard.
Iota of uted brick plantera, built.in stereo.
No down to G.l 'a. F.H.A. flnancing avail-
able to all with $900 dn. Full price U8.885.
IUYllS CHOICE
3 Br., Meaa Verde Pacesetter Home. Expen.
in carpeta and drapes, all electric kitcllen,
abake roof. lltticuloualy landlcaped. $31,SOC>.
NIWPOIT HllGHTS
Cbannlnl corner 3 Br., 2 bath, bullt-inl.
Lovely SOil&' t1dney shaped pool with Iota
of dectina. The price bu jOlt been reduced
t9 $28,0IO for quick sale. Vacant.
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Exceptional lnv~tment for a Dent.ill or D~
tor -at {>resent ont neancy formerly uaed
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and return spendable tnoome -Owner will
carry lat TO at 8\4 % interest.
3 BEDROOMS at $16.250
Owner leavinc IJ"e& and wants fa.st action -
Cl>t./Dpa. -Reu yard completely fenced -
FHA loan on property and could be uaumed
with 10% down -.Payments at present
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REAL EST A TE SALESPEOPLE Proffteblet
Are needed tn thll offlct -Pleue cont.act U Y'Oll .............. la a
Chflt Robinett reiardlni our commiuio11 pkuaat ..._ PU.JS a ..,.
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MESA
642-0820
ha LI M764: 4f4.730l1 540-06U
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my. °*S dlla ant tolk1!
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• NEWPORT BEACH 8-y-
h"on&. WO W. &y An.
5 BR, 41ii be. din nn •
den. c:umm decor A: f\ma.
Pier 6 .Up. TrJdt $100,cnl
eqafty •
Hemet Perry
RIAL TOR
3330 Via Udo NpB
875-4550
bdrms. Extrs room.y lrltctJ. who are I~ In u In•
eft. Built.-. QWel eul-de-elQ)fftllve 2 bedroom home
ac llfttt. l*ftct b' chll· with larse liWIC room
dren'a plq. Otll1 2 1rt. aid. doet to Nftport H t 1 ll
Hurry. 540-171> &r\Ytlftle. SctKIOI 6 1n. St ~
OPIN 'TtL I P.M. call now. W• have oee tw
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rooma. 214 Mttia • <Mraiw
Uvin& Room • nne.t EM!
Irvine 1'wnc:. Locatlun ·
$46,85().
QJRT DOSH, Realtor
onl1 $1U!IO. Approx rnx> 1610 w. c.tt lflpway
daiwn. • mo. + tuea. LI S.93M m ... Eve•
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aho(>ping. A most comfortable floor plan $21,000
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Large lot with area for boat or
trailer. Can be purchased GI. FHA
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CoroM del Mir 1250
RUN FOR FUN
Enjoy fflY Uvlnc in Corona
df'I Mar. 3 C'OOID1 bedrooml.
~ landac19eci padaa. k>ta o(
roaee I: dkbondra lawn.
Airy.. llgbt corner lot A:
priced tliht for ~te
move • In wtth aolY $3,200
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tam rm 1 "-bathl, brand
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POOLS ARE CHEAPER
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CORONA DEL MAR 11971 Beach • "7-2525
OFFICE O m-nn Fount•ln _Velley 141
CHOICE CAMEO LOW OWN. PMT.
HIGHLANDS to FHA or GI loan· 4 BR I
3 private beadles A: room 2nd floor BONUS RM. Ntw
for )'OW' own pool. For tbe ~luxe ACR!LAN CPT
barp.ln hu.ntlni buyer, 4 thruout Pnhr? homf' Lovely
bedrooma. 2 b&tha, [amilJ tandacaplng
~~ ~~ ~PACIT~~~RES
yard. • ocean view. Move
in candWaD-Try $3. 7SO
down b' qWdr ~· 2QIOO ~ch Bl .. H.B. m..nn. ()pm f!'Ya. u &.889&
CORONA DEL MAR
OFFICE s'lS--nn
lDll Beach 81., H B.
847..1516
•••••••••••• s.-:; Beach 1450 I
Hou..-Furnfshecl --Cost• Meat 2100 -2 BR home, attached pt,
patio, unique bawn !or
adul1.t only, t~caJ Mtt1na.
1 blk complete lhopplni.
SI 20 mo. 646-1267.
1 BDR~ rum houle. aar~
ldral for Ont or oldtt
couple. Quid, nr 11th St.
llhop'g ~at~r __peld.:_!>48~
Sl'..'O CLEAN tum 2 br. aar· •ae It work 1hop. Comm'I
~· Pet.ltte. tt1tr. 2109 Har·
bor Blvd, ~-o52'J.
NEWLY ~led· 2 BT
dupln, prdener. water pd.
Adulta no peu. fll5 mo. l9'l
Santa l.label. CM. Ml ~2652.
STUDIO Cottace S80 lllcl -
util' ~shly 119intt<1,
Garden I qui~ • loc
646·7118.
SU~-2 BR, cara&e. fncd yd.
lU Orie !Near 17th It Sa.a·
ta Anal. Ll 8-35JO.
Newport BHch 2200
UOO ISLE • Otarm.lni,
tunuahed. 2 BR home,
patio. S175 per l'OOll th.
BEACON BAY • Delwia 4
BR 3 bath borne. pnvate
btadl. $400 1ea.rly.
EXQUISITE BAY FRONT
·Pier for boat. Elep.ntl1
b.lmiJhed. $'750 per mouth.
Ruth Pardoll, Realtor
1605 Westchtt Orin . 642~
* RENTALS * • A.P'J'S.HOMES-CUMM'L e Newport Ara A C.Y.
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OR l-3830 OR~ * BA YSHORES * Live in atyle; Private com-
munlty; Beadl, boat -.ck.
moonnr, rardeoer lncl 4
br, 3 ba; S'.185 Sept.June-
( 2ll 1 GR 2-9226 coll«t
* OCEAN * only 1 block awa.y, 2 Br, aar.
Rent 'ul J1me 15th, rioo mo.
~ or LI Mlil-t
3 BDRM. 2 bath. f~
yard, dbl gar. Pla.y&round It
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HoUMe _Unfurnlahed H.uw UnfumhhH Aptt. ,umhhM Aptt.. Pumhhed ~ Unfurnl1hff Apts. UnfurnlthM
~-·.•-~ 31~ H~ a..ctt J400 Coeta ,._. 4100 latboe GOO COSTA MISA 5100 COSTA MESA 5100, i '-in u-L. tty 3 BR. S be., ---.-.40 LARGE SUNNY l Bil ..,._ LEASJ: or win._, ....._ OIAJUOJ(G! 2 BR. 2 BA. 1 BDRM partly tum boole. -
UJ e mien me. Ke, at ii'i'A7,~ .. DI' tn .ip1ea. Adulta. -. ctuplu J\lll ott a.,. 'JU~ 0.. OR I bf. Pvt • patio, fenced yard, Adult.a. J7I
m-«H1 « ..,...,. ~1517 Alvarado 8t. ....., °"' CfCll, IV· Pool! Nr · 2381 Wettmimter Pl.
AJlEA. 3 br. 2 bath. n,.. a.EAN baCh. 1-2 er. 2 ba. TR 1-<1111. OCC a lhllY trvtne (rear 540-1588. H~:..-~-~_:11a·t· Bill S.nta AM Heithta 3620 con'ft'J1len& Joe, pool. Adults. * NEW nicd1 lm"9 2 llllt * ti a.A. Oit'7 Oubl btwn -2 -BD-R.MS-___ N_f!'llf--~--~ n.-.. "'9< "'• ~-...., SCI 24111 New-~-be9da A ........ Pallaadel M 6 M-Dr. OCC ~ Eves. 5'5-1M7 1 BD.RK G6d9r .... nn b r ,.,... .-• . tilltia Winter~· OR .a. aJI IAHTA AHA A~ ~ ac.e to A U ~ Mo th R FREE bone ccnl. ldNI liar work 1 BEDROOM me u ~ W. ~ Jlhid. Alt • J • D ~ A ahol>Pinl· SllO. 29tt n ant Ina cpl U H»7 . • cioae In $11(). 2012 Newport Ora.nae. CM. 646-2093.
Le 2 BR houa. Garaae. Up ' • Blvd .. CM, ~2153-ENJOY oeean troat lMna *
to 3 children. Water/truh le4ICh •705 CLEAN 1 br SS'J.SO. lee doe· ""3 • '8drlM. ~ 2 ...... $15 • $90 '!!.3 ,:r'~·,N~. ~u:•P
pd. Yard"" mo. Elden St. L_avun• • ...... pd. ~-..,. w A--cllabwaalMr _,.,,._, -_.. -ta ...., no·---"::~. --· ~-~ ~ Deccnted, 'two t St, o« for pt'"""' a1iO K~
Donald ()yates, m,r. 543-0148 LAGUNA NIGUEL ~y, ~ . ....l'«A •H_r_ .,,.--, NEW 2 ·Bl' 'l'wnhle/ Cpta, 5 BR 3 bah• Iara• SQl1 r' WINTER RATES BAY FRONT • PIUVAft w/sanpe, fltnced JVd. _doza,,.,....._.sM-_mL _____ _
I>rps, Pooi! Putt's -,reeo. COW"N View lot. CrpU, drpe 2 . BR FURN/ UNFURN BEACH ouoe " ll' tail dttpoMI, ..,. pd.
2
cblld LOVELY , bdnn. blt!nl. pa•
Back • Ba.y area. Ldsq>d A: landlcaPinl· $2()0 mo. Ml 2-2154 or u a-am boat to'*· J BR J ba.. Win-zm Santa Ana Ave. ' !Wil tlo, ¥ ln~f....• &5T w. ~led! m-0612/ wk· M2·3519 let: $150, utiL pd. ~ Benlard St. UT.o.1llO Willod!"SO-lll!O eve1.
enda a evee 673-1514. --------$60 • tJTJL pd! 1 ·man, No OCEAN froDi n.-i-/Wbr flllll UNT TO 15th ( 2 BR l'R6NT, ~ peta. Quiet. Nr -Bacll Ba)', ..,.._ B, .. __ ...... A-.. -..... ti.A ·BR or 3 A den. Famlb • RENTALS ~·~l alt 7 • pm. ter r90tal 2. w ... Nk:ieb S Bdrm. 2 ba. SUO frc:U Cit· ._..., .. ..-..... .,., , •• ,__,
rm. 2 ·Ba.. Reduced rmt to 2Jlh-Furnlshecl turn USO Incl -aw. Bltna, drpl. uique cxtru, no pet&. ~
riihl p(y. 546-9798 eves I< Newport BH<h 4200 U a.a:m.. pvt ~. ' mJn OCX:, 2 SU> MO. 2 BR 2 b&, pvt. wkeoda. Gener1t 4000 _ _;.________ BEACH COTJ'AGE to abo1J1 A pool w/avard. patio, cpt/ drila. bit. Ina.
BDRM apt aJI elec k1l, *N la h AP'* Newb' decanted. ull ;d. 1 tS30 up ott for pt. work) 28S Orie HM9a7, 642-5391.
pauo, pool, Sill util Incl. BAHIA MAR .•w,125 !.n.hly puaon. 201 lClth sa. lOt6 D camino 546-7331 E • SIDE oe1111 2 . br $85.
l*ll Whittier, CM. * 3 BDRM DUPLEX * • NIW 2.&R * Wahr ·dryer, Garqe. Bab7
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CLEAN! PVT! 4 DI', 2 ba. 931 W81. 19th St., C.M. •• 1''unlool • ~~ .. cpU. mo WIJMr! '115 Yearb Cpta/ Ori-/ DlbwT/ sm. =ok-::·~~~7277___,,::"'· .,.........,.......,.....,----
1 ... kit! Gardener incl. S2'lS DELUXE 1 It 2 Br p • , .. .,.. lel'Y· U • -.. OR ~ b&I M tiol Gari .,,.,. uo ,...., '--' • FURN 1t UNFURN • Incl rat It storqe. ~ CIC' ~ • • pe ...... • • .,..... '°"'· 1 br, cpti. i •
Mt. Lanon, qt. u g.TTll. HEATED POOL • Puttba • West N.a. 1 blk to ocean FURN .. '815 QP. UUJ pdl 54H357 drpa, petio, bltlna. 124 Vtr-nss · MO/ 3 • Br. 1 % • BA-Gtten • rad i a 11 t bfft • 210 Cedar N.B. SG-7451 Winter or )'UJ'b. aJ & $95 2 & lower. Bit • 1.na, re-a1nia .Pt, U H655.
CPl'S/ DRPS/ BLTNS wuber dr)ier fadlille1 . r; SQ, U I-ml aft • ID-frll. avail. c:arpeU, dnic>ea-U35 Spac Trplx 2 Br, 2 ba.
OO.IS50 carporu etc. Priced from Oce1n rront 5IO Jo.no a. ~3157 bU., crp/drp. 2 ptm. 0'8
BR. 1& kitchm. car. tncd sns. mo.Ude ___ ..,. _____ ..u __ 1 S&m&. Ford Rd. 5tl~. 6C2-15M
1d, nr 1Cb A: mku. newly See Mer. Apt. 4 5Cll~ $150 pu mo. 2 & near 8A YPllONT NEW 2 • Im. lDdividual 2 BEDROOMS, 1 bath, bull~
dee $85. U 1-1706 alt J. ROOMS • SUTin·APTS Stotts. See manqer. lOCll APARTMENTS Twnb9e. Frpl. Cpu, Drpl, lna. N"'ly decoratlJd. Atta
2
• BR/ $95, G&ra£e, Fenced, Newport Ba.y at Bcldp W. Ocean Front. Upper. BeauUtul vtr.P! Now avail-Ge.rale, Sl.25 • n» 1152 • 6 pm. e.6-15
Nr • Harbor s11op9. Kids to Lido Lile, utila. phone 1 BR. ~ blk ocean, uW pd. able. S135-Sl'B ... HS ORANGE Ave/ tcHC29. NEW Ji 2 BR. cpt. dm.. bl' '
ok. Water • pd. ~· maid i. S70 yrty W\nter. 2 BR, pr SHAJtE I bdrm apt w/male Ina, -..i, wa&1 -.·, -r -•. TV, llnenl, ln'V. poo .._ b'"' :._ _ _:.., _. .,~ BAYFRONT, ~. 2 bl', 2 ba ltadla ._ ,..1
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$90 • 2 Br. Drp9. Dilpolal. DA y • WEEK • MON11i 1W .. """-.... ~ --buut1fully furn. Allo 1 br ta. New occ. Udl •• pd .. E ~ .548·3830 or
Fenced patio. 2316 Elden, Rm fr $124 • Apt tr UG mo mo. 673-2704 ( .... -,,_ ...... > -'th • ..._. s-icL to-2308 er 546-lla 5CMlal.
M""'/ apt • "E". 642-5364· '"'""' ........ ., ""' ,.,..... •• Lido Shores Hotel • Marlna BEAU • e..ytrmt Duplex/ 3-Bodi yrty. 613-334.S.
3 • BR/ NR COUNTRY • 617 Lido Park Or. 673-8801 Br. 2 • BL Pvt • Bea.ch,
a.us. $125 . MO. Pitt ' SU,. uw . pd! Reu!
UTIL__:_ PD_!_~-3319_ Coste ~ 4100 635-2831/ ~7 ~ea.
Cl.EAN 3 bdnna SUO. Small MOTEL WlN'l'Ell 1 RA TES
rrar fenced yd., aar· 221 E. WINTER RENTALS DAILYIWKLY;.-ONTIU.Y
1'..at., call On.nae 531J-U)4.. l • BLlt TO BEAOll BR.~. cpt.a, drps, water Sea 62<8 W. OOAST HWY.
pd. &JO ConaJ'eta. Call ~ MJ-31'50 S46·9199 uea. . BALBOA bQa. diJ+_, amall 2
CHEAPESI' RENT? br, nr bey! $&S yr ie ...
MUST RENT THIS WEDC Al.lo: Slp'r rm w/lhoftr
4 br, 2 ba. SG-l600 S3S mo to mo. OR )..2121.
M.._ 8-'el • • "'" l.MMAC! Z • &. F'rf»hly NEW 2 br, 2 b& <~
p&inted! Garaae. partly -SJO PER WEEK unturnl n95 ~ POOL!.
3
BAY tronl upper apt, 1 br,
llv rm, kit. bath, wtnttt
mit&1 to Jme a. SU5
a1rck S1'5 dbAe. '75-0'106.
2 BR, trpk. bltm, IWllleca.
uti1 pd, $1» 101 Via J'Jor-
ence. 17>202J eves.
WlNTER rsnta1 UttJe Ial.
~ k!s. 2 bdrm. rs,
d.lsp, beat each rm. wub-
er, prqe, '1JS, Adulta,
~ rum. suo . mo. ~rua. $125 PER MONTH cpu. drpa. Nr Hoa& HosP·
FREE util. 1 bdrm home. Includes tat 646·~ NEW! Nr Bay: 3 BR A Wn
hadea trtt:I, S90 mo. C.oats • Direct dial phcaa OCEANFRONT • WINTER rm or 4 BR, 3 ba. dee ldtcb
Wallace R.ealton, ~41 tfrtt local calla) 3 BR lower, 2 ba. blt·U.. pelJo and BBQ.~ s
A:
!NOW!
NEW DIRECT
DIALING
.,
>' For StHI
I BR LEISURE WORLD
$600 dn, S113 mo pmt•. incl
aJJ medical &: recreational
pool taallliet. $l&S winter.
~ RJ•er Ave, Ml-3871.
EW E.SIDE 2 bdrm, .. -i, • 24 botr ana, aerv\ce newly dee, $150 + util. u .... .,. e GAS • ELECTRIC .,.,.1 '-'···'-., • ., ... .,
bum celllnp. fenced yd • HEATED POOL ''" ~re. ~ N Huntl~ IMCh 4400
Early, Americana at 11'1
~st. 3 Br, Fam nn, 3 be.
pool, view. aundeck. lat
lewl lot. not leuebold.. Re-
duced $5,00>. W .500 F IP
incl emu. Owner. m..165.1
~flu, 6n--039.
1612
$450 DOWN
NR BEAOf! 3 Br, 1 be. SUS
mo, fenced yard.
ll6 t6th * rn-10M
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Newport ShorM mo
Lovely 3 Br, 2 bath,
rar, blHna, n4 Pn.pect PRICED TO SELL VA Reposa. 3 Br. 1~ ba, Ir S1B5
R.a.och style, IrviDe Terrace. t&mily room,
3 BR. 2 be. Ii fam rm, f'll•
tru. $35.eo>. Good tinao-The Brennan Co.
clni. Call owner. f7l-3026 Rell Eatate le lDlurance
aft 6 p.m. 847-9658
3 BR, frplc, nwiy dee, R·l.
nwnr redcd to S29,700. 606
Jumtne, fi13..29'57 ........ 11'1
t'. #.. P ALMJ:R. INC.
1177 Vla Udo. Oft 1-TIOD
-Contemporery Oeeign
Bnoti tul 3 bdnn. + avest
room, 3 bath. CUatom Funl.
C8rpeta ' or,,.. 115.000.
Submit • QJm'l. 1 D d U It.
Var.
R.. c. Gretl', Realtor
3416 V'ia Udo Oil 3-8300
*BY OWNER + Vacant lot. ltHet to .tt.da,
With plana bJ architect.
$36,750
S4IMT90, >Jt ' pm m-o.u
CONTEM 3 BR.. 2 II&, atnda
paUo. Immaculate! $0,.500.
673-7669. (213) 93S-52ll col
WATERFRONT dplx, Udo
lal. Can be small home.
May \rade. SJB.500. &46·18.
$36.900
3 Br, 2 ba.. t<Jl> loc! F1rm
prindpe.la on1.y. m-3999.
1705
PHt'ta Valarta
Uve in aecure Income in a
tropical paradl.e! An .,..
cbltect alters Income PNP"
erty ot 3 pat.lo type hotMt
2 blodca to bftch, ~. a11d
fwntahed, Income $50 \X!I'
day thnl Nov to April aea·
IOfl· Owner will tnde <or
Southern Calif. acreaae or
ocean front. $39.SOO. See
owners a1ent.
St. 542-307g,
3 BR, 2 t., 4 biles beach.
club priv. Le~ $'.235 mo.
480 Proapect Ave. Fum. ----· --Coron• ct.I Mu 2250
CAREFREE S. ol Hwy, 2
Bdrm. bltna. private pardl
• pa&, prqe, $137.
U S.TW.
SOtmf « Hwy 2 bdrma,
Bltna, prmu patio, prqe,
$1.55. U NEJ. ' ...... 2300 -
2 BDRM~. W Hardi.qi,
1 child f70 + util. No peu.
Kl 7·M51, 1::11 pm.
lido Isle 2351
2 BR. 2 ba, frptc. FA beat,
dbl aar. Winter rental. 220
Via Eboll. 67S-6576.
3 BR, 2 ba, tumilhed. Win·
patio, Adult.a. $ll8. rn-76'29 • TV . FM WINTER; Beautitul 0oee.n l"'U~•DEST .. .,..,...... •LINENS lrnt tum apt; 1. 2 ar 3
2 • Bl.KS/ TOWN 6 Ba.di! Lee 2 • St $95. a.ct.kr-
.. ae.n; P'ft. ~ ~ ~, '' bdrma S15e up. Ke, at 4505
MUST RENT nus WEEK •MAID SEJtVJCE SeUhore Dr. NO 1~
3
4 br, 2 ba. 5G-l600, e ~~~ ~fer a ROOMY A nice. l Br A
BR, 2 ba, e,lec bltna, !am • KITCHENETI'd den nr ~acll. mo incl util
3 Bl.KS to Bch, Dix 2 BR,
FM muaic, rt pr, infant
or teen ok, 138·122> HB. rm, frplc, fncd yd, Mesa • TWIN BEDS & ran~. M2«il3
erde, Sl'B. '7r2957 .,..,.. ,.,_ .... ~ CM ,,,..,,....~------MNI. ,....,_...,.. DIYV-, • * NEWER 3 BR. 2 ba. •
BR, I ba. fam rm, trplc. PHONE M&-7"5 S16'5 WINTER
v
3
4705
• \.'J It.ck t. t..1ch bltna, walk to PenM)'I, K----------544~ or 6GJS6J
2 BR, near 17th ShPe. uW Heated pool. Maid IUV. Bu.I Ht'V to CM. 10 min to OCC,
pd. $125. 1613 Santa Ana Uct l i 2 br. furn. untum.
Kl 2-1719 or 5'3-5231 evH-
M&r1, Sl6'5 mo. ~2957
s MALL lmmac. hie. M-1 Holld1y Plua .,..._
area, n1. mta or bu.I. 08¥• One Bedroom Apt ovtdook
~. evea SG-1513. in& pool. Carport • rxtra
N
3 BR, 2 ba, p.r&l't. qita,
drpl, bltina. med. pool prtvil
64M510, Open Sat A: Sun.
privata parlrlJli.
'42..5151
1165 Pomcaa Av ..
Co.ta Meu
Nr Cit,J Hall 6 19th St
31~.aonf.a. Newport FURNISHED APTS. s
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EAS'l'BLUFF 3, 4 It 5 br. e Lup (1) Bed.room
monthl uteDdable leaa. • Dlapoul1 •Ban
Bluth Realty. m-am. • EDdOled Carports • Extra Lari• Ooaeu ACX Bay, 3 br, 2 be, bttnl. e Laundry F.outlu B
c:pta, drps, rm tor boat It • Wallt to Harbor Bua
amper Strie. S1J5. m-39'919 e Walk to ~ Shops c
NO LEA.SE $95 mo.
N ewport Shor• 3220 Kl ~16 :>46-:m!I
E.ASTSIDE 1 • Br S12.:i0 ~~ rooma, from
GOOD· LOCAT10N! • tt. o-t 8WJ
~·7777 ~~ -...... .-::--~-~~~~ --------tMQSN $60 • Util pd! 1 -man. No
pct.a. Quiet, Nr • Baell Ba.y. Duplex Pum.
545-tS61 aft 7 • pm.
OCEANfront, partly tum,
S8T mo yrly lea.w. 2SU'it W.
~a.n Front, OR >0616.
STEPS to ocean, 'fiew. new
2 br, TV. blt-.ina, carpet&.
util pd. M2.m.s.
4 BR. 2 ba, TS' to beach. RENl ALS nd5 to reapona. party. ill ._.... u fv t..L.-~ '3rd St. (213) AN 8·7337. ....,..,.. n ,.,,_
WINTER/ NR • OCT.AN! Gefter•I S000
$.95 • UP/ 2 • 3 BR.
__ o_R _>1™ Jlm1icl West Apls.
DELUXE I -Br/ 2 -ea.
Split level apt tor unlum/
ALL bltna. 642-5595.
STEPS TO OCEAN~
View • MW 2 Br, TV, blt·lm.
opts. ut1I pd. 642-3.915.
2 BDRM tum, quiet k>catlon.
Yearty. Adult.a, no pet.a. 21S
32nd St. N.B.
4210
a.EAN! 1 • 2 Bdnn. Bltna,
8-med oellinp. From $90.
2m E Utb St. 646-llOl.
a.EAN! 1 • 2 BR. Bltna,
A.dulta. No pets. From-$90.
im & 16th St. ~1*)1.
CORONA DEL MAR
• New Deluxe 1 It 2 Bdrma
e 2 HEATED POOLS
• CllJ1lftl a ctn.pea
• aJJ eltc btt-ins
• From SliO with utt1a pd.
Pbone~
EASTSIDE
1 ST VACANCIES
Larrt new 1 ' ) b!nn. 6lr1I A wftrn. G.,..._ and all
extru.. One blk E. on Bay
from Newport Blvd. to
to FullerioD Aw., rilht to
Ward Apta. See to appre-
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PrdtSp .Adftreel
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MAltTINtQUI
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Bacbelcq fun
5100
, From SllO
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2 BdnD • • • • • • • • Floln 1125 3~·2a.th ma mo ~11"11'1
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Gl'9Cloul U~ •••
Put-lib SWTCMUadlftP
11th " ... Am. CM. MHSa MMm
$tt.i0
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24 DAILY PflOT,INNt-....... "'°'9dlJ, Ortow 4 1965
M!ltCHANOtSE FOi I MEK Hi NDISf FOi MliCHANDISI POI TRANSPORT A TIOH TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSftORTATION TRANS..ORT ATION TRANSPORTATION
SALi AND TJlADf SALE AHO TRADE SALi ANO TRADE UMd Ca" f900 ------....;:;·-..... a Yachts 9000 Trvckt 9500 lmported_Au...__ 9600 ---·
Office furnfture ecno
BARGAINS tr.l&bl ~
of1:ce rum. Aetna °'"· lt24 N. Hezt>er, SA Ul·7310 -
~llance9 1100 . --
KENMORE autom Wlbr, late
model. Jdnt cmd! ~· WW
deUvlbiall SS. ~-&OJ.
-ELECTRIC STOVE-$40
~D'5
~f!!l•nce9 1100
RARE old colored pua.
ALMA'S, m w. 16th, NpB.
JUlt w. of Placentla Ave.
I Musi~ '""· 1125
C*lt4 Music c..
!tent a ..,.VoP*t .. bir·
Home ............. (no
obUpdon)
Save frwn $50 tD $300
1I01 Newpart Bhd.
en.ta Mda •1m
GrBSON AMP/ STEEL
GUITAR. $125 TOR
BOTH! 952-G»
SELMER !AX TEl'IOR
MARK VI, 1JKE NEW!
SJOO. Call: -..zn ...... 11*>
CM Your 1'amJl1
Mule Noir!
RENT a ""' Hammond
PIANO • ft.SO mo -buy
It tor XmM.
JWQfOND !n CX1RONA
DEL MAR. 2154 & O>e.11&
Htn.J -OR HS3I).
PiaDe9 I: Orpna
Walnul JJemmcwd Orpa. ... ~ ... , ...
'· P. O.r 'rte ~. ,.... ~ o u Me · low JMll1'" meam.
scmmn • PUILLIPI CO. 1907 If. lbfn ...
liqtt Ana. Oellbma
~, .....
.DWMl-ND
TelnWen nos
WE RENT
Hl·fl & s...-.. ---·--·
WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE *AUCTION* NEW NOW
Garrard aut06llm ~ $19 If JOU wtJ1 tell or blq
Roberta ltereo tape stw w~ • trJ, reco~r 770 149 Auctkln ay 1 p.m.
CoMoi.uesr table I: 201'5% Newpcr1 MI &.-
arm 100 l2 Windy's Auction B•m • n . mo Sabre Craft 35
New Ma&naYOX wal. WILL IUY w Saoar rdo, codq>lt CCN·
color 1V ..... $595 $3*1 · en, no H.P. Intntttl(«.
Ltaa stereo chnrr 73 25 GOOD In water ~
New r:v 8" 25 I USED l'URNl"IURE MAJUNA BOAT SA1.ll
Falrdd.ld turn· I: APPLlANC'ES lam Paelllc Cout Hiway
646-1631 Huntiniton Harbour In table "° u ~~~~~~~-SUrUide
EV LS-15 40 14 ""' FOAM! 59HllJ Ev8. 434-8611 ~ & JNl a a.ta Me• for "Do It ~· LEHMAN 10, IntercoDe&We-
apbolattrinl ·cat while fO'I ndn& dinchY· 1~ yn. old.
wait. IC-3ITl rM&. GE ~. nu Newport Blvcl., c.M. -MARIN!:~_.,.,.,...,v ... U'Allh-.,..'-v.,..Paint,,..__,-1. tlantic
IUMMAGE SALE Put . u.m. Pwr eo.t Ski.P-l*"· lJc. 8'«112 e.._ stpna Alpba Sorortt,y Oct. 2 •
·11 FALCON P\ct!up ·mo VOLKSWAGEN -------
RECENT OVERRAUL CHEVROLET
PVT • PTY, 962-4835
Imported Auto.
Clearance
Sale
• lfW 1965 OPEU
REAION 8 NUM•E"
NO RADIATOR
(you'll NV• watu)
This IS extremely Impor-
tant when buyin1 a Volk1-
w11gen. Chick Iverson can
fully gual'!lntee Y'(lur V.W .
to your 1atl&tactlon. Au-
thorlzP<i perts and courte-.
ooa wrvlc. are pa(t of
your euarantee. ..-... _ .. ,,_ .... _
IUYOA~ ,.,. __ ,,.. __
r; S. fJ
I It~
KEEP IT tl
GOING UNTIL
OCT 7th
thot11 when 111USIC • t:OO AM. 9010 Statkm Wqom ...... Sl6$ c -ot4 ~,,~, CHEVY for 66
REfi
FURNITURE
REFRIGERATORS
)C2 N~ BMt.
Costa Meu
lAtl.u Bullden Of!b)
~·' ROUND IOUd Cberry-
W'OOd drop leaJ \able with
two extmlion le&vee. 6 S.
Bent Wlnd8cr • back IOlid
Bird! chain. ALI in euel·
lent ccndttim-~
Let's Have a lalll *
--------11' AUX Ge.ff Sloop, SS
RJ1. o.cr..., Slpa • 2.
MUlt ..U! $9115, gI ..cE.
20' SLOOP, DK· aalla, 1ea
OUlhJana, 0.8. motor. $650.
(Jlll f4M7611.
216' UJDERS Ir1' c:.Lua alaiop.
Gd condl Gd radni record!
$2500. 5e--1G.
,.._ Crulsen
Sport Coupe, .......... S1695
2 Door SedaN • • . .. . S™-5
All are ti.died by G. M.'a
2' month or 24,000 mtll'
ruaranWe.
STANSBURY
BUICK
Contee to
~ 14 Lb bowttns ball that la,
bq, ltlOtl. ~ ~ Good
condition all for $25. lH
Albert S&., a.&a ......
BOX lprlnr A: maur.a (.... CONNELL
, s ooa IVll~ IS ALSO ~
OM.'I' AVTHOlllno POl5GHf
O«Alfl INT .. Mo\UOI MUI.
-~~~---per Or1hopecUc u .s. Koykm)
S1l w. 1fth, CM l yr old. CMt ~ SD>. O>lta .... ••••••••• CHEVROLET
541-1454 bHt reu ctfer taka. u 8-1'76'5 '60 VW atatlon wqon, 3nl
LEAVING STATE· 5*-<Mri. ~.JrGAIN~ ~OAINI -------aeaNt.~rarpMoS899to;,. 2828 Ha-L--•Ld. MUST SELLI UPH<X.S"I'ERXNG • $79~ a bara:atn? * NOWI --..-· ·-•• l"UUI'" ...
-1 • ...__...... ............ 2 pc ~ erafta.. Almost MW 11' S&&rcftlt IH. .... u. 2036 Harbor !Mvd., C.M SA i.a"°" --. ..-....... • men> n.. -~ cabtn c:rui.r. Jollmon 1s -,_,on m.rtin oas :>48·5294 548•8511 COST A ME
end tllbles, lamp tabla. m MaiA, HB "Berey'' .. outtio.nt. '*' lboftl1lw ''6 letue Elan ••••••••• romid d.lnl.D& roam ~ ~ . lilt tran.r. 51 hours Oii boat AAdh. 11(.C. Aultin HN.ley r~L1200 .ah otra lesvea, captains It ..,,-Kake offw. Alter Votvo, C"-CT, 01oper "S" 00 VOLIC! .. ftl· Con-___ .,,_.,. ____ _
cMira. llBlll 8dtle beDcb, Amprvf C.ler Mechlne I p.m. '15-lClS Deen ..._.. tmpert1 v~rt• to camper. Bred new '63 ou;v 8 l~ 2 dr.
•p r'•!l'ICI DlillPle rtlda!r, b' Paint Start. ValDell OWi' ll" l3SANESS 'll ODkJm 11166 Hvbar MI Mam CM etl(ine. Still wannt9ea • Hdtp. Spta ~ Beeuti1Ul m. RC, deeiDntot mtr-$500. Bel& atfa tda, Ellpw desipef It built Eng:ine cost SJ7S. Sacritice ccndltion flilly equip. w...U
""'• ~ lanps, bnid-96l-1'10 etta. tD outPabtii all ltoc:ll WiR l.w at $1400. Must lee to be--xtru. incl. RAH. auto, P .S ..
ed nll. ICil dubl, It m.t.c. r Span1lh couch (xlnt crmd) boau. ~/dinette, lold--r l.Jeve. Call ~-<>284. PB .. ~Decta tlnest" care.
1 to 4-.PM. ,_, !Ll>Df, S3ll, wrouaht iron baDlinl ed with equip. !IO bra aa Your Vo!kswqm ar t-orsetw '61 VW, radio, 11eat belta, SPECIAL $1895
a.& Me.a. lamp $90. Ev• ftlline. Owner ~ a:..-, top doOan, Paid !or sWJroof, mKhanically per-e ROY CARVER e
POOL TAIW MHOl1 or ~ larr• u il boat. Prieed % or nat. can Mr. Allen. f«t, ' MW premium tbft, PONTIAC ~ w .. _.._. ..... ...__ _,_ oric ClOlt. Temu SEO()C) must ~ to appreciate. Hflfl and .... ........,....,: ~ .. ,......, -. Kl t-1 ~24 li73·2549. HOO w. O:>u1 Hwy. LI 8-3466 1115 BN7NIWICK $3111 ca*-t Ill> .. »'' wide. kMter Marlnen OR H393 ~ NEWPORT BEACH ~ deltnr7 6 1D11aJ1e-~ • 56CJl1 an. 'N ~AN Elpaa erw.--.=U::::Sc::n;:;;::N::i;;::H=lr!::::::;;:; A== Race ca", Rod• 9620 eP-"-lic .. ~--e na.; ~ ,,,,.. +I· We pm. • ..... ..., ....,. atra. f'MI ~ ~LEY wu nun-
tab tnde-.. u.. oar CASH la 30 MINUTti clan. COit Sll,5IO; lell ------2 E T. MAGS to nt Olda, 62 ~ Nova too 4 door ~ ~.. far f'm'a/Appl HI lllO ~ CaD oner Kl 7-1301 '1:2 A.H. Oela.e DXI, MR, Poot or Cad. New $60. wap, R/H, allloclWic-
SICAl.D POOL _. 5M-ICIJI W99 6 wlmd.t. wtrta. sood c.uid. 11195· Pvt &46·'1610 Pick up one pa;ymmt ol
m 1...., 0nap i1Hlll Mite. Wam.4 1610 23' OWEN& Ill wai.r now. -:::pty=·=646-97::---:-::'====-11!111!!1.fW\ w .21 1: a.uume t.i o.A.c. * SPD:JAU * w l ll'Kft E.lrctJ. Wpe. napb1p VI • ·Gui A a _u_.ec1_c._"---""-"""" Call Mr. J~ m-om
•. a.d7 ..... ......
'fV1, eolar TVr. ,.._._
~~ MIW ~~~~ ~~ ~
1Alll'p = talllls ..... lee box, ..... Med ----------
.... ~end blbm SOOJ(lt nn Cbllm r.mo. eo-31111 a11 •pm. 1'63 MAH I ePublic Nottcee
....., chain, d '*1'-II 5-2083 UN CRll Qd. Twin lel'eW '62 oa;v Impala J docir
~ .,.,..., ..._..,
rctrp.~ ft.al Wi.
buJ l&ts,lt,.. ....
No Depolttl* o.tz ...
Fr9I ltn'-6 D•· •I .., rn. Aflll. It+~
J essee'1 Kl MJ.41 W~.:S ... USID · t!s: ~ ::-= ' DR. rau 11 hardtop, auto, V·I. power ~ arm A3-Jllo. .KUM atr, R/H. Piclt up one~ ~ JlutMr, CK, 1Gmz U..S ldlict:. ~ cUiDet I menl ol $.Sl.20 I: UIUJM t.l
'"-Jll!N,almolt...,. ~ ~ti JIJ" wide. 1C.oNi « 'IC TROJAN • 25'/ ~ Sllwt SAY= wtUt &ID-C.A.C. Call Mr. JOlf1)b
... -11811114 Ids.-_ -:;HM111:::==:;:dlr;:::;:;:l;::N.=== o~i: :=.I • pm « :.=ate ~nor. m.-Ol3l Dtr. = ~. ':! FREE TO YOU S35M 'li6 MUSTANG <:«nl Only ePublic Notice• .... -. lA'ftll:r pm bdrm !!~~· ~ IMts 9030 -400 • mt. Sue $.'!iOO! 'N '6t (])t'Y.U. Malitl'I tupa-~~~ma ~~=-~ * SKllOAT * STAllSIUlf llJICK ~~.~~~~ = :;,n·P1:t0~ ':!;
,, O.ARlidi SALE! maaths old, free • a'OOd 14' Havoc: Ski eo.t, C'UIL in. 1920 Newport.Blvd. ~~ Mu.st •ll/ pa,yment ol ~.40 6 usume
Ota 8. M.&tD llt. llUta AM
COLOR TV
irkatd Bdl Ollar T.'f. lllf
,...... 1'00d cab. ~. 1 '71'
r:ur' tube ~ 119
tnde, DD CIUb ....... : nancJnr oo pdlilJQ.
.:1 5-1545 or IO-UU -
J
r
...... Goes A HOW! Jaome, "1411 KB. lQ/t terior, e> bp ~ w/ Costa Ml!A ~ OR 5-. ti.! Q.A.C Call Mr. Joteph
I. ( ... JWa1E, Clf. S PALMS, .ct. &!lout t t111t elec:tric It.In. New C.ontbi-1138--0331 Dir.
ANO m;o: .. ..... ... .ii. l'rm:ll haw been cut-mtal TUt ™"· ...... 19" m IUICK r' '56 CHE\'Y 2-cir WAGON
\iscellaa-ew MOO
5 .. a r GiNs K'DliD 1'Clll dia end mcrre. Call Mab Otter New palnt, autom tram.
646-... ad tlL OR 5-DI. MMllJS. 10/4 14~ SIQ lloaS. llerc. eiec. J'6U'" COUPE '11 BUIO< SKYLARK. RIH. SD>. WW trade. 124~
POd-r' B&iiliif4: • i61Dit ft!Z to ao01f hamee • I Comi>'et• w/ tnller, $6'7S. a U JUUy f'Q'UlpPfd + a.Ir. Gamet, Balboa.
AU. Ltft11s ts D1i111r1s • m.t I • ~ ~ JCm Fent* Kl MQl.4 aft 5 pm. ~ ~ with &'f!G.Uine TUie ovtt Sl)'mb. -1963 OIEVY __ ll_4_clr_· -
StiOO.. -cMl·zrtrc:.!-.-, = LAM. CM. ~ lid~ leather bucket 1tata. Kl~ 400 Nova W~. $1Jll5
-UP •fr J11 i1i9 .... ._., IMt Slip, Moot-l!'J 9036 s band radio with factory '64 RfVlEJU. alr cond, eu:. Monunp m-3676.
1t'oQ .... W'8 11 ._,. 2 ~ = ~ :::"' i:! WANTm: boat moodn& air eodlll&rung. 12,000 ml. ~-Mu.st Sell! '63 GREENBRIAR, 9 1>9u
i Fuiii•••••• .. i1"•••i'-ii'i'"A:.·.-.. t.,.' 1 .,.,t.Sn 1 Newport Beach area. $4395 m-:im. :'::1~~ <Da>. Sl295. Kl...,....... 10/4 430-1242 (Loa Alamlta.). ------
nu: .. __.. ~ ldt· • BOAT~. Newport Har-STAllJIURY BUKI CADILLAC '60 IMPALA 4 dr hardt~ .--.__ _ ...... •--~.. P"'1" aJ,kle, t:n.Da. R/H. Re-.._ 5 .-. old . .,...,_ ..-, -to ... ..._ '"'ft .a. tAn U ... 1 ...... $1£85, 646-5196_. __
-...... 1llO Newport ams. '5' CAD. R I: H, full power, '51 OtEVY 2 dr bdtp • 8iil£ -DdallduN WANTED Z '-4' ~ ..__ ·--a.Ir cond, pnvate party P!O. l R/H • .....,. ' ---u nnn..iG ~la ---.u-...,,.. C'/ , autom. -~ JW dis. 2llll Prt-''""',_~ ...,. • ....,,. 6C&-1'l3 aft 10 am.
"99 M.., N.a. l.G/4 oft Udo llle. m-336 "* '5' Jaguar small Sedan. --------...,..,..-=------'63 moe or Xlnt eand! '12 CJfEVY D Non a .
• Wit old kitt-., cuta, put lifCnUNG for LEASE -SS-1331 CHEVROLET Auto. RAH, • MW WSW'a. ,...., ~ .... 1«n .,. to 50'. Gd! Sl<BS. 64H767
llaUnella Ttr. CdM. 10/2 5Cl.Q8 lltfa 4:30 PM. ., &•MANN ~HI A I C ~ALA new 3'8 tftline.
J'REE "",.., 1-·'-2 65' te 7Ji DOCK SPACE """ w A an Help Y oul ........ ~ AV .. " .. ar.• n• -..-Needa ~ W0111. Best ol· ~old.~. 10/4 _.___ ~ ~ BEA IJT'ffUL '14 •..,..,.,of Ca.sh! fer. &42--4308. • Credit Problem1! ,ITS MM1 LJVUTOCK MoWle Heme. '200 Riii• w/a/w, vinyl. bctta. •New ln ~State! '57 aa;v Wac. 'i295.oo
$1.IDO. 6'75·3918. • In Military Service! TERMS tf ct.tr.d.
,.... 8•1ral llOO BUDGER Ex;pendo 15' wide. • Wmt a Good Car? 49f.-9'UO eft8 °" wbnda.
1 ·Br/ R.dri&I WW · cpW MERCEDES IENZ Banknqit °" have had a ~·
PIGIXM Aadni blmlr'a ~.&.~awnl ~!!' ~· .-.u BUY A .--.. poaeaion. I can help you UMd Cut 9900 Good IDc:lc • to '5 pair. -· ...._ .-.. ~ ......,,. I · ·•nu u-.u ln most cua• Call KeMy -----
Haw -., nc.d. KI •BL 2lJl Harbar/ IP C-10/CM. . Mercedel Jons "2""733. r can w CHRYSLER
2 • Bft. DErROilER 1xf7 '!GD don't koow abcM-We )'OW' ~t b7 phone. ~,;
Cett ll20 $2500. lb)ae ol1lir ca dn le MY• many we know about 12 yn exp belpl111 othera. '58 QIR~ s.n_. 4
BURMESE K:rTrENS p!l&a. Le. fer cub! Is they an ru~ See Dir. door eedan. BEAUTl1'UL
p wbaiM • lhlca OV ._. c ov HCR. our eeledioa. ----,.......,,.___ CX>NDmON tbru out. All
_.. _,,. '59 fLiiTWOOO JQxi) JIM SI.EMONS Jmporta • e CHEVY$ e extru lnd RIH. a~"°""" -========== EXC!L .(X)ND. l.11*2125 UO W. WU91t ,59 ~ HudtolJ steerlnc 6: brakes, I Wl1 Oefl 1121 lanta Ana 54Mll4 58 t pua. wagon aeat. lull ie.u.. f&ctorJ ~ ..__ ,._ ======== 'SI Bel AJt 4 door air ~Honinl etc. Low
ERSOC ~,_.
• pc. Dtaltlll .... aUll A
l.2SS.
L TABLE ~ Ll« wc:xm BatRWD. m.t.
HOt..StmtY .... -4 ti
6-la-~
mitin tDr .........
~---...--HEVYS ...... ...,
I
CONNELL
UMd C." 9900
CONTINENTAL -
1964 Uncoln Contlntntal Se-
dan. fU111 equipped, !Ur
condltionlni, low mileage.
AllBI MOTOR CO •
OldsmoblS.Cadlll ac
11!!0 So Coot Hlwa,y
LAGUNA BEACH
HY 4-1084 KJ 7.31re --CORVETTE
'SI CORVETJ"E 4 • apd.
Superchar(d. GoUut <Nef"
aeu. 1011 N. Weatwood,
lU.
'63 STINGRAY/ P---:-&ud;.
Silver w/ blk • Int. New
t1f'8. Good • eond! SACJU·
nCE! $%l60. 673-5730.
FALCON
ePublic Noticee
'13 FaJcm ctduxe t door
wqoo, automatic, RIH.
Pick up one pa,yment of
~.20 I: a.uume bat O.A.C. can Mr. JORph "38-0331.
Oii.
FALCON
'64 r AlL'ON RANCHER.O
RAH. xlnt eond. $1895.
LI MOO
FORD
1961 Ford Galaxie
4Dr. Sedan
Radio, heater. ~r lleer-
in& and aumiatic trammil·
lion. 8eaut1tu1 ebony b1adl
flniab. lnteri« Just UM oew.
Uc OYF 203 ·
$795
STANSBURY BUICK
l.9'JO Newport Bl\ld.
a:.ta Met1a H>-9022
'12 FORD VI Fa.lr1ane. 2
dr. cpe. EXCELLENT CON·
DmON 11ffiUOl1T. AU
xtru tncl. R I: H, auto.
etc. "Cute u a bu&'• or!"
Loolu I: nml Un Q«W.
Local new car trade. Wu
$1295 .
SPECIAL norr; e ltOY CAaVllt e
PONTIAC
1a w. o..t RWJ. u •sa
NEWPORT BF.AOf
ehbllc Notice•
'13 Font GalaJde 500. hit·
bltctr. factOll'1 a1r. run
power. Pick up one PQ-
ment cl ... I: ..-w:ne
Ml 0.A.C Call Mr. Joeepb
638-<ml Dtr.
'17 FORD 2 dr hardtop, euto--
matic, RAH, .. , belta, aood
tirt, excell lntmor. '9
eJlliDe. Niia rood $200. Call m ·10llO.
'63-FORO
Gala.Jde Hardtop coupe. V·I .
auto, powt'I' atr, R/H ~ G&M~Ce.
1501 Newpo" Blvd.
Oleta Mesa ~
'57 CTRY • led + T • bird
eQJ· Auto. Xlnt • pamt A
t:itte. Barpia . $ll.5!
64H731.
'60 COUNTRY Squire 9 pua
Radio, heater, power braba
A ltftrin&, auto ~
alon. $895. 56-3924.
'51 FORD 2 dr, VI. waa, '235
w/'51 motor, ~H. sood
ttrea. 1861 SUpertar, CM.
'58 FORD WACON VI
2 • Dr. Sdck, Ori. -owner,
S4S5. Call 142-i.m.
'61 FALCON, talce onr pm.
S34 mo. 113 MClllte VI.at&,
CM. 5'Hla2.
* ·ii FORI> GAL.\XIE * GOOD CONDmON. $125.
462 Maa:noUa. C.M.
'61 FORD RANCHER<>
$300 • dn. Pmta • Ill mo.
U •llil'T after I · pm.
nND nm 'riiliioa rov
H&l:D l'fOW • ._ ... "T• ........... ...,__~ ...
Uted Cert 9900 -OLDSMOllL! ---· -BAR.GAIN!! Ulm Old1
narnlc 88, $200 under
and a ateal at ._
auto lJ'anl. ~d radio. e.
milea. Call after I, 90
'63 SI' A1U1RE/ F'U.1J •
Bucket • aem/ FM/
cond! Extru! Ml~
'62 STARYIRE/ Air •
1..11'e New! MUST Sell!
~anta Ana. aft 6 pm.
PLYMOUTH ---------ePubllc Notice
'&-: PLYMOUTH Belv
auto. V·I, power au.
up one pe.yment ol
6: UIUlne t.J, O.A.C.
Mr. Joaeph 638-0331 Dir •
'SI PLY 4 • dr wq.
iOQd! SZ50 or w I trade t
pbdo • equip or! ~-9612.
PONTIAC
'65 PONTIAC Bonne.we
door bardlap aporta
'The ttoe.t care In Poat!ac'
best aelllni lme.'' Aheol
ly io.ded wtth all
incl full pown, tactDry
conditi<Jntna etc. 6000
mi lea (factory warranty
Sold new I: aerv~ ~
Save approximatd7 Sl
Special OblY $3995. e ROY CARVEil e
PONTIAC
HOO W. Cout Hwy. U
NEWPORT BEAOi
• Unconditional GuarantM •
'64 Pootiac Sta Wq, 9
auk>, power lteer1nc.
Extra &harp! .. dn.
wtt. Call er. mer. Tl4·
'63 CRAND PRIX $2500.
ly eqWJ>, fcty air.
cmd! ~
'59 BONNEVlU.E white
cir. S8'.l5 or trade tar
omy ear. ~1m.
'1iO BONN 2 • DR CPE.' p
$'!lJO. XLNT • COND! m-om
RA MILER I
BIG SAVINGS !
on
NEW 1965 ~
BIG STOCK.ALL
MODELS . ALSO
llG SAVINGS
Oil
CHOfCI USED CARS. All ...._.Na.me ~
tenu
IOI DUNN ltAMILlk
17'5 Npt. c:.K.
T-llltD
'61 T.SIRD apart
LIKJ: NEW CX>ND
ntRUOtJT. Loeded
ewry extra Ind fUll JOW9'
factory a1r condldan
i..oc.1. onxtnal. 1 ewner
New car trac» An out
lt.alld2lw value wu
Special $1195 e ROY CARVER e
PONTIAC
1.00 W. Cout Hwy. U
NEWPORT BEACH
'64 T-BIRD, run fador7
JIOW'.T· Xlnt cond. $2IOD..
Nl-5410 HB
TEMPEST
'64 PONTlAC Tempest V· • top Le M&111 2 dooc' hard
IPOf1I coupe. All extru tncl
steettaa. R/H, auto, power
bnba. buclcet meat.a eCJ: .
UKE NEW <X>NDmo N
THRU • Ot!I'· Low m.lleqe
(factory n.rrant;y). Sold
new A lftVi~ her-. (2 to
chooee from) Only ~ e ltOY CAltVElt e
PONTIAC
l«M> W. Cout Hwy. U W.
NEWPORT BEACH
ePvblicNotlcee
'I.' Teiapat IA K-1p1rt
caupe, •utom.atic. RIB.
Pick i., OM pQ111111t el
MUii A UIW1ll baJ, O·A.C.
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THE FACULTY. GATHERS: FROM FIVE NATIONS, FROM ACROSS THE U.S., UCl'S FIRST FACULTY STANDS SILHOUEITED IN THE SUNSET AT CONVOCATION
I N 20 YEARS. 100 YEA RS' WORK 7
A Door Opens on Tomorrow: UCl's Challenge
"It crackles, the whole place has
an 1..1r of electricity about 1t. I can't
remember when I've been more ex-
cited about starting a school year,"
aaJd the professor as he straight-
ened a stack of boob.
His office smelled of fresh paint.
A colleague stuck his head in
the door.
"How am I going to teach a lab
course," he fretted, "my equipment
ii h u n g up somewhere between
here and Schenectady."
"Well, you can alwar,s lecture
for the fll'lt week, or so, ' quipped
the first prof eaor.
Outside, a group of workmen ar·
gued in Spanish over where a tree
should be pl.aced,
"That's one thing ru mis! for
the first few years -big graceful
trees" sighed the profesaor. obwn the ball, a dean pondered
over ~me no tee for the !int fresh-
man ~ be will teach In 10 ,ean.
"fm gotn1 to have a Jot of fun
teactfnc freshmen aratn," be llid.
"Of aoune. tt lm't aJf fn"Y· Teach-
ing 6pperclasamen la mer. You
kn~!L~~Y what to expect from up~men because you know
what;m•terial they were exposed to
befof they came to your class."
I the library elevator, an irrev·
eran freshman joked about the ad·
rnlnistrative offices on the fifth
floor.
"We call the fifth floor heaven
because that's where the gods hang
out," he said.
Finds The Ma11
Id tbe gymnasium, an angry lit·
tie man rushed up to the tall gen·
tleman in the dark suit.
"Do you know anything about
what's going on around here,"
snapped the little man. ··rve got
some equipment to move in here
and nobody seems to know where
it goes."
"Well. I know something about
what's going on," said the tall man,
extending his hand in greeting and
breaking into an amused smile.
"I'm Chancellor Aldrich. What can
I do to help you?"
Sights and sounds of the Uni-
versity of Cali!ornia, lrvine, circa
October 1965-
0nly month!, weeks, days ago,
the sight& and sounds were of jack-
hammers a n d shouting foremen.
And for 100 years before that, bawl·
ing cattle and the wind in the gl"US.
Today, the sight& and aounda
changed again-alarm clocks in the
dorms and tbe bush falling over lee·
ture balls as professors faced
classe.s for the first time.
Net Eve• a Name
The "instant univenity" came
alive today. Well, not quiUI imtant
It just seems that way. Actually, it's
been four years plus about two
months since that hot July day in
1961 when L. E. Cox, UCI's first
employe, came to Orange County to
get the project under way.
The ifproject" didn't even have
a name then.
It bas one now, of course, al-
though a mascot and colon, pe-
haps some variation of UC'• tradi·
tional blue and gold, have yet to be
chosen.
UCI also bas 1,500 students, a
1 HI-member faculty. an administra·
tive and housekeeping staff num·
bering about 300 and eight major
butldingY plus other campus im·
provements worth more than $20
million.
Lest that last figure frighten, or
impress you. it is estimated UCI will
have cost some $300 million by the
time it reaches its ultimate 27 ,500-
student capacity about 1900.
The first 1,000 acres of the cam·
pU! were donated to the university
by the Irvine Company, owners of
tbe vast Irvine Ranch which covers
20 per cent of Orange County. UC
Regents have since purchased an
additional 510 acrea.
The Irvine Comp~y promiled
to develop a minimum of 10,000
acres surrounding the Ol!ll!>U' mto
a university-oriented city.
Under praent plans, 1 o m e
13,000 to 15,000 ICftl encircling
the campus wlll be denloped in
conjunction with~ ,,_ill at the
uninnity.
The community, now known in·
formally as "University City," la
probably the tint in hiltory to get
•tarted with a university and a ~olf
course.
However, the first of a serie.s of
residential communities which will
become pat of the city, is now un-
der construction. A private Luth-
eran College also is slated for the
area.
Ultimately, the entire 44,000-
acre coutal region of the Irvine
Ranch, including the area surround·
ing the university, is expected to
become a carefully planned urban
setting for a population of 150,000.
Enrollment at UCI it,,ell is ex·
pected to be limited to about 2,000
studenta for the fint four years. A
198U7 conitruction budget of $15
mlD1on for the campus already has
been approved by UC Regents. but
plans for this money mclude only
one major classroom building which
will nake a significant d1Herence
in the number of students UCI will
be capable of handlmg.
This is a S9 mtllton physical
S<'iences building. which will in·
crease the university's classroom
space by about 750 seats.
Site work already is under way.
but the building won't be ready un·
til 1968.
Aller the first four years, uni·
versity officials expect UCl enroll·
menta to increase at the rate of
about 1,000 a year until the 27 ,500
figure is reached.
UCI ia 1mall now, but It is ex·
peeled to grow from infancy to ma-
tw1ty ln the relatively abort span
of 26-25 years.
Al. Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich
Jr. puta it: "What hu ta.ken Berke-
ley alm01t a hundred years and
UCLA forty, we muat do in twenty."
With all this rapid growth, one
might expect problems. UCI has
aome already. Nobody is de~ying
that. They range all the way from
a 350-seat lecture hall without rest-rooms to concern over whether UCI
ii trymg to do too much too fast.
In years to come, university of·
ficials no doubt will look back and
chuckle about some of the p•ob-
lems. Others aren't so funny.
Chancellor Aldrich concedes
apace will be one of UCT's biggest
problems now that its joors are
open. Neceasary expansion of the
llbnary looms as another biit one.
"And there is. after all ." he
notes, "the whole problem of seeing
if what we have put together here
will work u 1l was intended to."
Dr. Jack W Peltuon, vice chan·
cellor for academic affairs, points
out that "All of these things are
inter-related-the quality of our Ji.
brary and of our labs will determ·
ine, to a large extent. our continu·
in~ ability to attrart qualitv facultv
memben and quality students and
to develop qualitv programs."
The problems are there, but
then. nobody ever said it was going
to be euy.
And, there are also great ex·
pectations revolving around 1ome
of the unusual academic approaches
UCT will try.
O•e ef lta tu.•
There is for example, a depart·
ment of psychobiology, one of the
few if not the only one of Its kind
in the nation. It ls a new term.
but one that recognizes an old aca·
demic problem -that there are.
after all two kinds of psychologuts.
One dea!J with social problems and
is, essentially. a social scientist.
The other deals with basic animal
functions, which determine behav-
ior and is, essentially. a biologist.
ln history, greater emphasis
will be placed on cultural history
as opposed to political hlstory,
which has dominated the college
clusroom for so long.
The goal of the fine arts divi·
sion will be to combine the old
function of the conservatory with 1
liberal education and . in the pr~
cess. turn out artists and perform-
ers of professional calJber who will
Student Ke9note
'We Are Small • Ill
also know something a b o u t the
world around them.
There will be the Pa..v-Fail op-
tion for students who want to tab
a course completely out of their
field, but, at the same time, don't
want to ri!k their grade point av-
erages and perhaps Jose a shot at
gradua!.e school.
Ne Ivory Tower
These are only a few ebmples
of how UCI is taking a freah look
at academic programs. These and
others could have a major impact
on the academic world.
What of ucrs impact on the
community'? Chancellor Aldrich hu
made it clear that UCI will not be
Ill ivory tower.
The potential impact -10tellec-
tua1Jy, culturally and economJcall1
-staggers the imagioat.ion.
There Is already evJdence. on
the eronornic side. that the uni-
versity is helping to draw new ui.
dustry. To the real estate man or
retail merchant, the university it·
self is an industry. The arrival of
students, who. according to plan-
ners, generate about u much in·
come as a factory worker, but do
not require the same amount of
tu-supported services, enhance.s
the economic picture.
And no doubt, the university. by
lta very presence, will se"e to con·
stantly upgrade intellectual and
cultunJ I e v e 1 s throughout sur-
rounding complunities. This effect.
usually a subtle one. already is bc-
mg felt.
Number,
But We Have Much to Do'
(Nttr'1 N.U: The follow· California at Irvine. And
... nmarb an dtNe 91 now on this Important oc·
Dime Belt. ... 11.,._..N caslon. we have both come ua ,_... ... w• dleeea ot aae. You and I are pre-,_tile re&e el~ aped· pared lo seek a higher ed·
er et a. eemwt9U. w~ ucaUon and the university
..W t...s .,... .. , el ls prepared lo culde us
die MW cam,..) toward our goals.
Before this day. the unJ. Dlltlnculabed cuuta: verslty consisted ol • tw~
What a truly beautiful way partnershjp. that of the
campaa thla La I We an in-faculty and the admlnlstra-
d..cl fcrtunate lo be able to tion. This was indeed an ex-
cellent partnenhtp ror the PCllWe oar education In aucb bulneas ol setting the foun-
lml*tal aurroundt.np. It la dationa for Irvine. But until
vetf dtmcult to txpreu tbl today. thit wa1 not a com·
pr1.tt and honor that we all plete univenltJ. for what ls
•hire .. ll)tmben of thlJ :tJ>l;:,°' l~ u1:~~ou~
flrlt academic community three-way partnenhip 18 be-
ol tM Univerllty of CalUor-Int formed: tht faculty, the
II •t ' ........ I •1 • 4Wb-D~!'ifilW we ._. thlJ baa« and denta. Alont with this put.
pride lta ti;prualon muit nenhtp cornea educational ~ u hldlvtdual taper-o p p o r t u n t t l e 1, cbal-
lenct. ~ and relpOOllbilltiea.
ID 1111, wbtn IDID1 of UJ It bu been aald by a
,,.. bltlMlnt our ftrat member ot the faculty that
year ol blab acbool. the "Wt can dtlperatel,J about
uni*'811tJ wu bectnnlnt ltl the lndlvidual 1tudtflt wbo
On~~ prtparadan. I.a car.. delptrat.IJ • b •at
W9 ~ alont tbt road mUint .. DM out 0( hls
foundation for our future .
It will be our ruponsibll·
lty lo take the tools that we
gain and put them lo good
UH ln contlnutn1 our lntel·
lectual growth.
It will not be an euy tut
to match the excellence of
the faculty and admlnlstra·
lion. Yet we muat try, and
try we wUl. Llke the staff
of the unlwnity. we have
the de.aJn to make Ulla cam·
pua • truly dlstiquilbed
place ol blper leamtnc. Wt
do not want thla lo bt jut
"another acbool." Al chart·
er atudtnta, Wt do have the
opportunltJ to make ..,.,
slaniftcant ccntrlbutiom to
the preMftt and fOI' tbe M·
uni ol lrvtnt. Thia la an op-
In a llfttlmt.
have great Importance and
con~uen~. What each ot
us does will matter.
We must have much fore.
sight and vision when we
plan for yean to come. Will
our Institutions be •tront
en<>Qgh to endure the test of
time and erowth ! We muat
reallu that by the year
1990, 1Vben we are ln our
late 40'1 and are beglnninC
to watch our children enter
college. this campua will ac-
commodate 27.500 students.
This is • ataumn1 ncure
compared lo our bealnnlnl
number 0( 1.5'».
We are am•U In number,
but we have much to do. We
muat mold the future ol thia
b setting atandarda ~~iiilili!IP1itlf;~~f->"SIR!~p•.;,wl
fint few years. and b~ par·
Uclpatlq fUlly ln the paft..
oershtp of wblcb wt are a
member.
FIRST ASS&tillY: PACKED HOUSE 6ATHERS AT UCI FACULTY CONVOCAT10N :=-.. ~:::a;'!; :t;,1!."::=a~
Slnct thla la the ftnt ,.ar
and we art few ln number,
Wt Med not fur that Wt
wUl becomt lOll tn tht
crowd ol a tar,. 1tudent
boc17. TbtM fortunate ctr-
cum11ancea wtll olfer many
opportuniU. for IDdtviduala
and IJ"OUl)I alike, at lrvlne.
Th1t a1ao 1DMD1 tbat each
proj9et ,.. UDdertatt wW
'Ib1I la a truly ,,..t d&J
for the uniV'Vlity, the am.
denta and our puata. To-
da.7 u these doon optD. ....... makiJll ~. Al
our late ~ Joma
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WARMEST .WELCOME •••
To the Faculty, Studenta, and Admlnletretion of The UnJ.
,,.,..ity of Callhwnla, Irvine.
We are proud, grateful, and prrvi..,_, to be a put of
thla wonderful community In which the apeclal contrlbut·
Iona of The Unlver'Slty wlll m .. n so much to U1 all.
Whatever your nffda may M-for meetlnta. aemhwrs,
conventiona, banquet~ jUtt plain good, oacf.fashloned
r.taxing, the Staff of The Newporter Inn 11 et your
aervice.
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SAVINGS AND LOAN?
Yes, we've selected chefs from six top restaurants to prepare gourmet
delicacies for you on six different days. An l.B.M. comput~r will produce
complimentary recipes from Gny spot on the globe .
We specialize in the future, but the most important time is right here, right
now. That's why we're celebrating a new year in October with our first annual
"International Gourmet Week."
A year at Costa Mesa Savings starts at the beginning of any quarter. Why not
start your biggest year in October, during the first annual "Intern.ational Gour-
met Week"? If you can spare $5000.00 for instance, you'll be $248.50 richer
next October. That's because at Costa Mesa Savings your money earns 4.97%
when COMPOUNDED DAILY at our cur-
rent annuaz rate of 4.85% and held tor a COSTff M.ESfl sm'ING~
year. Come down, join the festivities, we'll \1 \l \1 V U
be waiting to cater to you. Costs no more and LOAN ASSOCIATION
than an ordinary chefiess savings and loan. Newport at 19th, Costa Mesa, California
-,~ Friday, Oct. 1
KARAMS of Newport Beach ..•
~ Long Island Bay Scallops,
Sautc Meuniere.
· Monday, Oct. 4
UKRAMADA of Orange ...
Chicken Kiev "'!:/cabbage rolls.
Tuesday, Oct. 5
LA PALOMA of Tustin ...
Guacamole y Frijoles.
Wednesday, Oct. 6
STUFT SHIRT of Newport Bch .
• • . Lamb Curry.
Thursday, Oct. 7
FIVE CROWNS of Corona
del Mar ... English Trifles.
Friday, Oct. 8
ANDIAMO GOURMET of Tustin I
... Chaippino italiano.
10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. daily. ,
Additional food for thought :
Your savi ngs earn 4.97 % when
our current annual rate of
. '5 o · is ~ompou'~de'Cf daily
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UCI a Proud ·and Far-Flung System
On March 23, 1968, the while buildings were being
Uolvenlty of ~ wW erected on the pmnaMDt
celebrate lta lOOth ann.iver-campus In nearby Berkeley.
aary. Cluses began on the Berk·
It wu on that date in 18118 eley campus In Sept.ember
wbe.D Gonmcr H. H. Haight 1873.
aJgned into law the bill ...Established as a land-
wblch eatabllahed the Uni-1flnt Institution and state
veralty. The date ii marked unJvenJty, the University of
throqbout tbe sprawling CallfomJa now baa nlne ma-
Unlvenlty system e a c b jor campuses ( 10 1f you
year u aiarter Day. count, as some do wryly,
The VDlventtY actuaDJ the facilltiel at Los Alamos,
opened ltl doors In Septem-N. M., opeuted for the
ber 189 at the College of At.om.le Energy Commission
California alt.I ln Oakland by the Unlver&.lty.)
Bealdes its nine major
campuus. the University
encompasses almos 100 re-
search and experlmental
stalion1, two nuclear labor·
at.ones and a statewide ex-
tension dlvlsfoo 1 e r v l n g
about 200,000 persons. U
even operates an alrport
(on the Davia campus).
This year, there will be
close to ~.000 students on
the nine major campuaea.
The University's 1964 enroll-
ment of 61,000 a( all cam·
puses is expected to '1ouble
during the next decP de. By
the year 2000, an 'ltlmated
DJ.000 students wtli be en-
rolled ln the UnlvertJty of
CaUJorn.ia. A UnJvenJty ~
velopment plan envialona
five new campu.tU b7 tbe
year 197$.
The Univenlty bad&et ez.
ceed1 SSOO mllUon. BecaUM
ol its record of reHareb ac-
compllJhmentl, ~ Ulll...-
sitf recetvea more than ball
of its total support from the
federal govemmenl Tbe
operating budget is aupport-
ed largely by appropria-
Uona from the atate Legi•·
lature.
There are 10 Nobel Prize
winners on the staff of the
University of Callf oraJa.
men than any other tmti-
bdion 10 the world. More
tUn 80 members of the Unl-
venJty faculty an anDJa~
eel with the National Ac.d·
emy of Sciences -more
than any other Institution
In the natioo. Elect.loo to
the academy Is one of the
highest honon that can
come to an American sci·
entisl (Dr. Ralph Gerard,
dean of UCJ'a graduate di·
vl1Jon, la a 'Dember.)
The Dine major campuses
Include UC, Berkeley (ea-
tabllabed 1868), San Fran-
cllco Medical Center (ea-
tabliabed 181S), DaviJ ( e•
tablllhed 1905), Riverside
(eatabllahed 1907), Loa An·
1elel or UCLA (eatabllah·
ed 1919), Santa Barbara (es·
tabllahed 194-0 and San Di·
e10, Irvine and Santa Crus
(all eatabllshed 1957).
11te University ls 1ov·
erned, under the state Con·
atitutloo, by a corporate
body known as The Rege.its
of the tJnJverslty of Calilor-
nia. composed of eight state
officials and 16 promlnmt
cltiuns appointed for ig.
year terms. (Some obaerv·
en say appointment Is akin
to knighthood.)
i TMM
President ol the Recent.
la GovernW' Edmund G.
Brown. Cba1rman la Ed-
ward W. Carter of lM AJ).
gelea, prealdent of Bro.d-
way·Hale Store-., Inc.
Headinl all ram~ :P.f
the University la Dr. ~k
Kerr, who wu aPl>Ofnt'd
Ill 12th president iD ~
aft.er aerving sl7 Yeai:• .*A
chancellor ol tbe Berteti!Y.
campus. Attmlnlltndon ..,f
individual campuHa 1a •
der chief campus offic~
known as chan<»llon. ..
.,
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Today's· UCI Student:
Some Hopes and -b~
-al
Fears John Br.dley, 22, of Tustin. A ·
gr•duate of Fullerton Junior CoJ.
l.9e, he will b. a junior at UCI,
m.jorin9 in EngGsh. He expects to
do graduete work in business ad-
ministration, plans a caf'Mf in p-
ernment or corpor.+e bcniness,
pos11Dly in pubtic ~
.bf
~! Wiiy t1d you choote
~.: 'lbere were prac-
datl reuon1 of couru -~ ii oear my home (Or-
911e ).-and the staU ln my
ftl!td (Engllah literature) w an attraction. Then, I
pt. becauu I liked the
l~a of being part of a new
91iversity. . ,
_.Roonle: I have alwaya
anted to attend t.be Uni·
tratty flf Callfomt.. There
lu the problem ot muD·
ra at UCLA and Berkeley
d I ~el that when you
ve a great number of peo-
e you. are bound to haw ·Ee contuaion and I feel at I will have more of an
ospbere here than at,
y, UCLA.
Aadre.f I Juat felt the
ate1t opportunity for mt
as here. It wUl If ve me a
anee to g r o w with the
hool.
!John: ·Because those of
who are charter 1todeota
ll be giveD the opportu·
ty to fortn aome of the
aditiona and help form the
"~ poUclu. Aad cauae the faculty has
gleaned from all over
e country -all over the
rld rully -and we are
rtiDg .out with a faculty
d 1dmtntatntion noted on
f rioul ·eampbea throu&b-
t the country and this is
great a~utage. • l't Wla.M.4.-&lle bldt.ai aha·
e problem Jae.lac tbe tJ .s. r-11
•Roule: I think the bit· tt problem la automaUon
d ita effec:ta OD people.
Andrea: It'a really bard
aay -there are 10 many.
ut I think the biggeat prob-
m, and It lm't only a p.rol>-
ftr tbl UDit.d Stata,
world peace.
Jobi I would aay rl&bt
.,, that our most eresamc
..,.-"l•·m 1.t our foreip pol-
-the Vietnam situ.
n and all of aoutbeut
I th1nt lt'a 1omethlna
t CODCU'lll DlOlt of OM
ale studenta at tbe untver-
ty.
8-aa: Size -the num-
r of people in our coun-
• the number of people
the world, and all the
blema that each penca
to face to find bb place
IOdety today IDd to flnd
lite In tbs. larle DWI of
that wtD haft mean-
for b1m &1 Ill tndlytd.
Q. What bq1 yoa &be
Mt?
Roule: CommunlCatioc
tween people. I mean.
can't reall1 be JQm'-
• YOU CU 't be frilndl:J
UM ~ &re sue_lc-
U Yod *19 frlf!DdlY,
think, .. n I woader
bat be ii beln& friendly
~ wtsat doe• he want, or
thin& l1b this. I aup-
e they have 1 reuon,
A Panel on Today'• l••ue• have. ll brings the atudent
body together.
RonnJe: Alao, lt can 1ervt
the people Involved ln the admired was John F. Ken-1hould be kept under con-
apace program. ned.y. trol and I don't think there
as a trainhtr ground.
Andrea: It's a vital part
of educ a tloo because you
learn how to work wttb oth-
er people, how to overcome
obstacles, h<>w to make d&-
cislons and stand by those
decisions and, lf you are
wrong. you still learn .
Q. Where would you
Cbooae to IO, U, rffbt DOW,
you coaJd tnvel any place?
Donna: Southeut Asia.
Ronnie : Majorca.
Andrea: To the Soviet
John: John P'. Kennedy.
And I think one of the great-
est statesmen e v e r was
Winston Churchlll.
Q. Do you tbhtk coudou•·
ly aboat tM poeafblUty of
aadear war!
·UnJon because I would like Doana: I think it would
to see exactly how the peo-be detrimental to one'1
pie Uve there. health to think consciously
Q. How lmporiut to 1"
t. coUeie foo&ball?
Job: AJ far as UCI 1.t
concerned, I am not too an·
xioua to see the football
team evolve because we
don't have the facilltle1 for
It and, since we are new,
I don't think the games
would be very exciting.
ADdrq; At any other uni-
versity lbt Ls well r -•al>-
llshed I think It t1 definite-
ly Important It brinp 1tu· •
dents together and ~Pl
bu.Ud pride ln the school.
But aa long aa we don't have
the faclllties at UCI, I thlnt
lt'1 better to wait.
Q. What .. ,.. W:d
aboat tratenJtlet ... ...
rorttlea? WoaJcl 7n Jom
... '!'
Aadru: I would join one,
but not until alter the uni·
ver1ity has irown. I th.ink
..,., tt•1 mare 1mpcrtat for
the UlllventtJ u • ,.... to
iro• befort ,,. stat 1pllt-
Ua1 up loto amalltr sroaJ».
._...,I agree.>.. 1cq
u we are anall, we ruUy
don't need a small dhtlioc
to d1ftle u mort tbaa wt
llie aJnid1. I thlnt that once ,,. do pow Gnet Jet.-
tar 1ocletle1 will bec:ome •
very lm])Gl'tdt put GI Ulll·
verafty fife. 1
Deua: I wu a member
of a naUonal t0.rority and I
think it can be a flDe th!q.
and oft.en about nuclear
war, but I'm sure many peo-
ple do t.h1nk about it. Per·
haps it ta more of a 1ul>-
COD1cloU1 thine. It ii aom&-
thlng that we u a nation.
u a world of people, are come to have to learn to
live with. I'm not sure we
.chieved that goal yet, but
there la no polot In pretend·
ldg the threat lm't there.
I tb1ll U.t each pencm bu
to find a way to live with
Ulla thine wtthoat tsnortnc u.
We are limf ID a kind
of tenalon that don't think
bu beea dllplJcated ID bb-
tory. It'• IDt.reatlnl to II*>
1lla1' cm tbt efhct GI tb1a ~ lid:7tDI tlDllm ·on people.
After an. a nadear war
would IDftlft HiljGDii -men. women IDd cbDdru
-not Jolt an ann1 flPUnl ott Jn a fleld aomewben.
After all. any orpnization Andrea: I think that ev·
Is what tbe people who are eryone doe• think about IL
ln it make it. , It's alway• on your mind.
It'1 not really comcloaa un.
Q. W.. .. 1" a4mln til It 11 brclqht up ID the
... la ,.mla? u,ht cl IOIDe DIW weapon
Dema: Pnlident Johnlon
eomu to mmd first, of
courte. I th1nt be la mi U•
ampi. GI a fine at.at.man
and ii fu1tlilln& an offtce
that baa tremendoUI prea-
auru. Be wean very well.
(Dcua ccmtlnulq) Anotb-c pencil I edmJred veTf much wu JOlm F.1tenned7.
One of the reuona la that
be did a lot to reviw tbe
feellq that pollUCI, II they
laftlft )'Gal people, ar.
~
that hu bMD deftloped.
Mott peop1e acree that tr•
~ daqeroua, but it
really wW be ooe now.
Jeba: I don't consciously
thinlc about it. However.
when Red China exploded
lta first nuclear device, I
C041ldn't h e I p wonderlog
whether a nation with a
population tn the billions
would handle th1a power as
urfely H the Soviet Union
ha• to thts time. Do they
realize, or do they care what
effect a nuclear war would
hue since their numbers
are so much greater than
the numbers of people in
other nations. To them, los-
ing several mill.loo people
would not have the aame
effect as It would here in
the Uolted States. •
Q. What IJ the purpo1e or
the nnJvenlty!
DonJ11: The primary pur-
pose of a university ls to
teach people how to think.
On« you have achieved
thia, then the student has
the tool wllh wbidl to go
on and really dfgeat and
analyu, to agree or dia·
witll anything he
mJ t encounter. He bas the
t to face We sensibly,
to make a cootrtbutJon, we
hope, to aoclety in geoeral.
Rollllle : To teach a per·
son to think logically.
Alldrea: One of the pur-
poses, I think, la to teach
you to better undentand
your fellow man.
Doua: I think to fet tM
full benefit out of the uni·
verslty you ahoald pertid-
pat.e lo 1tudent rove.mmenl
Q. How l 1 tile Vletaam
1ltuadon affecttni yoar We!
Do yoa think &lie U.S. eapt
to be bl VJetum1
RouJe: It'• unpleuant
to have to think about the
possibility of aoinc to Viet·
nam, but I'm very sure that
i.f I am drafted I wW go to
Vietnam became the prob-
lem will be there and It will
remain tbere for quite a
while. I doo 't think any ao-
lu tion la going to come with·
in the next 15 yean.
Should we be there? I
would aay no. But that's a
qU&lifled no becaUle we are,
in my opinion, doing the
same thing ID Vietnam that
the Runiam are In Berlin.
It's juat a revened altua-
tion lo the way that if they
allowed free elections In
Berlin, the Berllnen would
mo.t likely cboole to go
West and lf we allowed free
electiona In South Vietnam
they would most likely go
North becauae they want to
be a unified country.
John: When 1 cmie out Donna: Th ls question
of hlgb ld>ool 1 tbou&ht 1 doesn't only affect young
WH educated. Now that 1 men who might be drafted.
have bad tw~ of col-Vietnam ia a powder keg
1 uw and has implicatiooa which eae, I aee 1 • effect everybody, nat juat differently. c.ooece ts al· aoJdJers . mo.t like opening a door to
a new world. You belfn to We are beyood the point
undentand phlloeophiea. where we uk should we OT
You beC1n to understand abould we not be tbere. The
"'11 ~pie think ~ •l.1-Jact .ls we are there. How tbey ihi.ok, wby lhliiga hap-.aod Why we got there may
pen tbe ft1 they happen. or may not be a mistake.
In other wcrdl, it Jets JOO The point is we are there
"' the reMODI why and now and to withdraw would
allon you to make Jude-be to lose a great deal of
menta of llfe and to live world prestige.
men loClcally. J .. M. 1 _ __. -01111. am Vf!r1 .. ~
OU1 of lt becauae it'I in the
Q. &w bnportal II at. papers evuy day. It &-
._ ~est? bubs your peece ol mind.
Peace of mJnd LI a very
import.ant thing when you
are in an educational 1ltua-
tlm. Vietnam ii oo the mind
ol every college male. It
botbers me more than the
tlnat of nucleer war be-
e-. Vietnam is tomethinC
11.t Sa bef«'9 UI ri&bt DOW.
No, I don't think we J>e.. klllc in Vtetnam.
Donn• Evers (Mn. R°'*t J.), 25,
of Or.nge. She is a gt.duet. of
the University of Michigaft, wil
· be wor\ifHJ toward a rnasier'1 ct.
9ree in Engrtsh liter•ture at UCI,
,plans to tHch.
Ronnie Ricftle, 17, of Lo.~
A graduet. of Doney H i 9 h
School, he wil b. a freshm.n at
UCI, pans to rnaior in political
science. He hopes to entw law
school aftw gr.cluefint from Uct,
plans a caNef in pol'.tics.
DAILY PILOT PMOT'OI
And,... Anderson, 18, of Garden
Grove. A CJracluat. of Bok.
Grande Hi th School, she Is •
freshman et Cl, plens to rnafor
in psychology, is not yet 1UN whet
sJ. wl do dtw co1.9e.
c . faculty COmpoH tl'8 unlver-Q. & the aewneu of UCI atty. The enthuafann from
a 41rnbacU both couldn't be hieber·
molt Important step to an
undentandlnf ot aoch basic
ques&m u why are we,
wt.. an we and wbat'a
out there.
politica. I doll't tldDt llleT
llaw a good moagh lmder-
lltandlnt ol IO'etDIDilll
,,_: No. We have a fao-
altJ Ulllt bu been more or
Jiu ~-pick.ed. We have J11111b1 fadlltlel wbkb I
waalll _, are eecond to
llCIDe.
Q. WUt .. ,_ WU ti eemm...._ •a,_ et
~?
._..: I don't think
we're equipped to talk about
commu:Diam beaaue we
haven't been educated, we
have not been told anything
about it really, except that
communiam ii bad.
.bllrea: We alao have an
air ol enthusiasm becaUlt
both faculty and ltudata
are coming here wUb the
Idea that they are bere to
help build a unlVll'lity.
Sure, eome ot the bulldlnp
ann't Anlahed and all the Q. Do 7" WU Amertcq Jand= won't be in. bet _... media aeevMetJ,... .. --and tbt faea.lt1 wlD mab tbe ~ .., wbt'• ,., ......
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"-de: I feel that the
poiVayal ol the world sit·
uatlon 1.t true u far u it
pa, and in DWIJ CAMI, in
fact in most ca1a, it'• very
accurate. But for eome rea-
IOll our DtWlpapen haft a
eort of a communilt pbobla.
.J•: A lot dependl upon
tbe .....-.. I would say. I
llMU J'O'I have to be dla·
eenalq and look ra.-both
aidtl ol tbe story. If helps
lf yoa read men tban one
MWlpepG' or Ge'WI mai•
line.
Q. WMld 198 like t.e 1e ......... ,
a-le 1 No. there are too
maD.1 problems bin.
ca. 1a t11e .,... • .n.n w.
~ .. ~ ......
Ufhndlm --~ prb1
.J•1 y.,, I think IO..,.
UUc:allJ, lt la aatJ Jll"IUll,
but ldenUftcellJ k ta -•
Blmle: I quutlon wbetb-
w lt'• lm-portant to mow
wt.l's Ill apece. I mMD, lf
there .. OCher' people like
ua out tba'e and we find
them, bow are we going to
commwdeate with them -
we can't even communicate
with ounelvea here on
earth.
Allctna: It'• important
Far one thin&. tt ml&ht lead
to t0mt annren about our on pnpaWke problems .
Dlaa1 It's a1'WQI dlm-
cult for J.a;,men to under-
ltand comp&.tely why td·
eatl'-1 do what they do. At
one time I am IUre people
woadered wby Galileo spec-
ulated about eome of the
tbiqa be did. But DOW, with
i.lDd.a1gbt, we can tee bow
Jmportant It wu. I think
1p1Ce uplontloa ta a very
WOi ttawbllt tut.
Q. AJMmlw• ,... ... tM
MC!lllr1 ~.
...W ,.. e111ltar ~ ,.,,......... ..... u...
S&atet?
Doua: The Presidlmt baa
to pt'O'Vide lnaptratloaal lead-
enhtp, to wake peopM up
and make them tnt.uted
ln politics. The way be can
do this la by being a state.
man. by bein1 a good man
in office.
Rollllle : There are two
things that should be done
in this country. One is In
the field ol human relations,
the o t b e r In education.
'Jbere' I nothing to promote
food human relations In thk
country. Education tiea in
because we need to learn
about other peoples lo the
world. We need to be<:ome
more a part of the world
instead ol being separate
and we are separate no mat·
ter what you say. Sure, we
are lo Vietnam and all over
the place. but wt are not
really Involved u.cept mon-
eWily, mostly.
Q. Wba& excl&et :r• IDGlt
&boat betq amoec tbe cbr-
tier at.deata at UCl1
Jolla: It's an over-all fee.l-
int of beinl part of a new
uni veralty.
Beaalet I woold. Unfor. ADdru: It's a tense of
tunat.)1, lt ta.a. 1Do nnach pride been.at rltbt now our
mteey. butt woaJd ltl the wbole country our whole mc:..1 ..... becluM .• I think I could do a &ood ltlM and much ol the coun-;:::=--.o:a::cz:..'~~;A~ClllMl1&310t\4
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a.met w e 11. Juat the
I«»& GI performlns. 'nda la
iomi to-be 11\J ffrat quar-tet-1n coDqe. And blhl&
away from home for \be
ftnt tlmt, I I\*&. And we
pt to t1tabllab ~
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Researeh
Will Lure
The Best
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Books, Mail and Bank, Yd;
I
Haircuts and Beer ... Sorry
The UnJv...tty To w n
C.ter. a projected buli·
ne55 and professional •
velopment adjacent to die
UCl camrus. la serving the
unJvusity's inHW students
a11d stall members on a
modllt but lltilbriaa
acaJe.
Construction will get un·
der way ,soon on the ·first
perDWleat twl!diop. ac·
"CO'l'tftng tzJ sponsmen 10t
the Irvine Company, which
ia developmi tbe ceatlr UD·
der tennl ol u •Wlt
with UC :Reieata. ComrMe-
tion of lite mw.J b•Qdfqt
is expected early next
year.
Meawtdle, '·1'\11' tnflers
I
houinl a bank, pllt • encutfve *'*1Y ~ the
flee, IM>Obtore ancl the Um. ~ ,...tibft, Mid
verstty Interfaith FOWl4• hia ortanlsada. wtlJ fl'Oa·
tion, have been 1et up on 1or of!-<:ampu1 ;ecturte. re.
Campus Drive at the Gate-Uitoua lnltnlctJ' MfVice
way Plua entrance to UCI. projeeta, 1tM!!;:' and ~tS'i!e.0ffiC:e~'i: ~ta~~ta iwill cta4lnf ct-up .,,cl dellv-have to tram to '1tPOrt
ery to eu Court real-Bia<* er Ollta II~ 1 a.
dence cottages on the cam· Tben'1 nt beer ball, l''tb·
pus. er. ____. -' The ~ ol AJMnca --_ L:
branch office will obaerv• rnc.U\ED TO you
regul:.r banldn& boQn. The '~ T priva~ opent.1 Uahier· ~ New bn ~ode
llty lookdoTe wtll ..... J::lccbanp tral'\WUOGI COIN
-... el ~ pl a 1 t11 tM DA.IL! PllDI' wttbln . u ..... '*'., .......... .cbool supp ee and am-btlh-lpeed alect1Cllllle a 1J 1 ~ Cedl E. HolflnaD. sirocti;~ _tape.
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COITIACT
DEVELOPMENT
INVESTMENT llllllrt8: • • • • • 'J'eM JJOSS-BVILDD
wncoMES U.C.I. AS A NEW
NEIGHBOR WHOM WE CAN WATCH GR 0 W
FROM OUR fRONT DOORSTIP.
4001 .al ST., llWPOITIEACH 546-6050 _ .. ______ ___
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The opening
of UC/
is one of
,,,. most
important
• occasions
in the history
of Orange County
both econom-
ically and
culturally.
We Salute You
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AS IT IS -Aerial view
looking n o r t h shows
buildings of the Universi-
ty of California, Irvine,
which opena today. Six
buildings I n semi-circle
from left are: Science Lec-
ture Hall, Natural Sci-
ence. Fine Arta, Humani-
ties-Social Science, Com·
mons. and Library-Admin-
istration. Upper left ls
Campus Hall. multipur-
pose gymnaslum-auditori-I
um and central plant for
utilities. Upper rirht is
Mesa Court. 10 residence
cottages, each hOUling 50
single. studenta.
UCl's Firsf Year -
Official ScheduW
FALL QUARTER, 1965
Instruction Begins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . October 4
UCI Conclave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . October 27
Thanbgivtng Holiday ............ November 25-26
m.truct.ion Ends . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . December 11
Examinations Begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . De<:ember 13
Fall Quarter Ends ................. December 18
WINTER QUARTER, 1966
Winter Quarter Begin5 . . . . . . . . . . . . Januarv 3
New Student Orientation . . . . . . . . . . . . . January 3-4 j
Regi3tration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Januarv 5
Enrollment in Classes ............... January .6-7
Why ls this Brogue
different from others
that may look like It?
llldr .,,,......, ......
It'• • PLOllSHBDll
,,_.,, ahr9ya men to.,...... m SU. U.... ..... the 979; nperb
qultt7 la •'"17 de\all, pr'911lhm &
... thaw, en.-worianaMbip. Aad ... ....
traditional Ploraheitn lonrer wear
that meam loww cost i.a the lone rua.
1131 NEWPORT AVE .
COSTA MESA
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instruction Begins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Januarv 10 ~---------------.....a
UCI Conclave . . . . . .......... Januuy 27-281 _________________ _
Washington's Birthday -Holiday · · · · · Februarv 22,;ii°iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:. Instruction Ends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 19 :1
Examinations Befin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 21
Winter Quarter Ends . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . March 2'! I
SPRING QUARTER, 1966
Spring Quarter Beglns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April J
New Student Orientation ................ April 1,4
Regi3tration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 4
Enrollment in Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April ~
Instruction Begins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 7
Good Friday -Holiday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 8
UCI Conclave . . ............... April 27 L ___ ........ ,
Memorial Day -Holiday ................. May 30
Instruction Ends . . .................... June 15
Examinations Begin ..................... June 16
Spring Quarter Ends .................... June 22
LIBRARY INTERIOR: MIKE 'AND PAM WILL SEE IT GROW MANY TIMES THIS SIZE
KING HAUOlt MAllNA _, IOAT SL .. lay TIAUTWllN ••• ltlDONDO llACH
*FLOATS *DIVIN& *DREDGING
*BULKHEADS *'PILE DRIVING
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DOW'S the time
Now' s the time to gat yourself up to d ete -by
learning to fly. es so .,,e.,y people ere doing.
FI yin g is "Funner''
lt11 like going to the mount1ln1 'cept you don't need
It'• fHllng wum ln1ld1 wtlen you Hgreue one ..
lt'a counting ea,.. on the f,..w1y & smtltng
It'• llke being tn • hurry & t itting etlll
It'• peaoe & quiet with nolee thrown In
ll'1 kn-Ing folk1 f~m everyplace & t•lklng with your
h•nda
LOTI OF FOLKI AIU HAPPIER. HIALTHllEA &
WEAL THll'.A jult 'OllUM "flying 11 funner"
AND WK IUAI'. l'.NJOY Hl'.LftlNQI
MASTER PIPER DEALER
Ct>WLITI SHOP FACILm!S
24 HOUI SHELL REFUIUNG
PARTS STORE
cal 546s4300
MARTIN AVIATION . INC.
01.ANGI COUNTY AllPOIT
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Sports: It 'Plays a
PRESENTS
134.50 each
259.00 pair
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS
HOME FURNISHING& •
wmnMARK
ORIGINAlS
Double comfort ancl a double
value in custom covered chain,,.
A value of most particular
txctlltnct when compartcl fQ
chai,.that cost "'uch men •••
plus an twn low. pr~ for
• pairs. Creatlcl by·cltd~ 1"'"1
long ·~.Ill~.,,.
anc1 proc1uc1ng chalt. ol&wua1ifr. 'l:"
R'ole at UCI • ' More Ho11dn1 la On tlie Way ~
Cai tractSoa II ..... W111
on lOI ..... t nlldmUll
apartmml Ulllta at UCI, ta-
cludlDS • two • bedroom
.,.,.... (to bl l.ocUld
ad • • Mdroae 9ftM'lr.....
..... (to bl ccmtl.ll 1d
two tbl• .. , mdtl). CCIII!~
plldma II~ fo ....... BuketbaD practice ltartl
Oet. 1J at UCI and tbat'1
-tmpcrtant cl.at. tor Dtle ftmeJ. BuketbaD. ucr1
lint major tat.colltl}at.
spart, la belpinl h1.m 1et
tllrOltCb collec•·
BttWllD Oct 1J and
Mll'dl ol nut 19ar, Dale, • ..,..,.~Id Jamor, will
lpmd about two and a half
, yaawteton
tbe buketblll ftoor.
"Seven day1 a week. If
•• lote on Saturday n!Cht."
JObe h1I eo11cb, Du S.
Ropra.
Dale, an All-Eutern Con·
futDce forward at s.nta
Ana CclUep, la OD an Mb·
l.tic ecbolarahip at UCI.
"Actually, tt'1 an adiieft.
mtllt a Wal' d," correcta
Rolen.
Whatever it'• called th .. da.11. lt'1 worth a 1ood J>Cll'-
tlcle ~ the COit ~ DUI'• 1Mt tW'O yMl"I II Ill andlr· ~ A 8-plu .eudeat ta "&la
9cMal and junior colete.
tbt .. 3'' l"bmeJ wm mal«
in 1oclology at UCI. He'1
loteruted lo a liberal arta
backlround U a buia for
buaJneu tra1.ntn1 and la
~ Mrioully • b 0 u t
~~ooL Jn sis two-1•1 ........ )
"I flpn tbe men tda·1,iiiiiiii::ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::;;;::;;;;iiiiiiiii;;;;:
cation I have, the better ott
I'll be," be aay1.
Dale will live lo a UCI
dorm. He upecta bllkf~
ball, ltudlel and poalbJJ
I put time job to tab' U
most of hll time, but
to IQueeze ta a ma. IOdd_..,....:.·~....._,,.~ U:lA NT-
TrahUn• rulel! AT filOOT' OI' Piia
IU~..4::;. :, ~ * Sf.A FOOD OOR SP£0AUZED
"If any of 1111 "'1t ' ·. · ..
looftnc otf, It wm.,., ti c IRAJN rooo
IOOD tllOQlb cm lie .. ' • ~~ Ute John ~ • * .ltAMBURGERS • WITH A COLLEGE use. 1 JUeU. I t.11 m1 IN II' & nnu
not to De., ebeat. .. H """"'""' I ~~t'o ~~~ . * fOIOI ROLL BREAKFAST SERVED
act. I nmJDd tbem M & YVTIM£ ~ tbeJ do nOlcta cm M 11
::i ='% c:.i•.rt * f(X)O TD 60 • FOR ntE BOOKWORM • a.. .... ,.,.., -Q; .,;r
~·" _. b1a --. {OPEN° YEAR ROUND
matet wtn to agalftlt UC,
Rlvenide, Dec. 1 tn ucr1 I 02 ~CFAOOEN NEWPORT BEACH
flnt butetbell came. The cont.eat will be play-1 on 673-0506
the home floor.
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L 100· MARK ET CENTER
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:,."' ,•t the ·entra • to Udo Isle .
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HOUSING -A hr c r '!
from the d o r m style in
Mom'• and Dad's day,
UCl'a student bomlng ta
distinctive, modem. Mn.
Ellenne J. Sumner, direc·
tor of houstnc and food
••nicea, abowa new
from one unit to Pamala
Wood and Andrea Ander-
IOD. Unita for 500 linglt
student. are ready for ucr1 t:1nt year.
INTINSIVI
Jeni Lee Monograms
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114 CAIRILLO ST. COST A MESA
GUITAR·S-DRUMS & PIANOS
1hlpment-Ludwl9, elln9orland and Maroe & ••• Goed Mleotlon new, jullt reoelve4 1tew Ukul•I• I
i-e1e Drum Iota. M1ndollne
10 DRtl4 sm
Ludwig, Sllngerl•nd,
M.rco Polo
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Only A few Letti
llectrlc Gutt.rs
w/S ,,U, & Ca-WOWI
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GIANT MUSIC STORE
GARDIEN GROV• ,., ca.,...,. car... aM1.
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aMl'lll " locll .... ... etJw ,.., WIS a -.:It
l9out .._. ,_ YOU IM.
IANTA ANA
Int N. Mal•
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U7-4ml
(Untie.; the •te W.t.r
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Honor System Looks Good
If you don't know which
dlrectton to take ... ~ • they don't beJoet
bt eoUec• tau.. tint.-. ...
Ctnuidly Pamala II eom-
mutiq In the ear wtddl her
fatMr bouCht for that par-
pclll and abe bltendl to 1et
• bib for an-campua trfPI.
"Ia the bepudn1 I'D bave
to Mab lt In the car, but rm bopJnt 69 A.t'M'da"d
Student Bad7 wm decs.s. to
bay bib racb ud cbarl•
a certam fee tor owmtcht
partmc bl them.•• 1be n11
hopefully.
The blbways and U.. ctr-
cui.r framework ti the e.-
tral campo.I .. • pod
Sdu. PIJula flllll. ~
at UCLA.".._ .......
"ftln tbllll an a ,..
b1M wtaa ... mtlat
...,eitnc ap.. At UCl we
will pow outward frem u..
beU't ol the campua."
h 11 not u enthulaltk
Ulpt the buDdlnp a.--
..iv .. -''The hnDdlap.,.
beautltul ud tmpHlflN
from .. aiariar ....... ..
loot maum ... but I wu
diJappolDted to find the
ciuarooma mllCh maJMr
Uau I had apeeted. •• Shi
quickly quaUftll ber state-
ment, bowevv, to credit the
ldence lec:tun ball with be-
in1 "fabuloot."
than Corallt Turbitt, the u-person for the job." She la
1iltant to the vice cbaneel-bapplly reprwentattw of a
tor for 1 t u d e n t attain: ltudeat bod1 that 11 prov-
ITS AISETS "Sbe'1 &iven 10 much Ume int equal to the cballenrea
"It bu thla wonderful UU. aum.mer to belplnc 111 offered bf • altuation IO
eenter rot.ttni It.tie where get thia govemQ>ellt com-t11tancJed wffb dertlny that
profeuon can let up aev-mJttee on the r1Cbl tract. • . a 1en1e of history permeat-
eral exhlbib without di&-the really cares, la la riCbt ea •Yel'J move. UCI for
penon for the job. •• " Pamala and otbera llU her turilUll each other'• areas, p---•-Wood _..__ _,.. , __ _. ~ ... ........._ .._ auuua -'l;'U\UU ... °"' ,._. -1 -lt'1 1ur· ...tinc ficr m , ~full tca.i. be dacrtbed u "the rlCht ever.
mOTie IC!reeD, clOMd drcuit -----------------t.lntltaa that ca brint Jut ever1one to our ttn1er-~ jmt ewrythln,." •b• Mike Grayston .
Pamala didn't cbooH her
c:laaa by profeaor. ''I •
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foot wboiHt ftrbd out (C.&tae4 ..... P9'1 t)
..... -edacl'WtJ fadlltJ ... a.'• Jib to melll tbe fAft tUl hlpplmd I ahrQa
c' 111«': ··r .. Med blm thou&bt el Berblq • ~--11-tla..1 pi.c. ........ ,.... _.~,.._.I Jotol~i::r· .... ti -.. ktDd ., Jled. .... too to ..
.. wlle ... idMa ol Jdt ... IOmetbinl lfb that
ad .... to ............ ; ··1 think 1 undetttand
Sbe ftell there probebl.7 aome of the reuou for the
wU1 be a pl-. at UCI, even-Loa Angela riots. It'• bard tuaJ11, for --"la and fra-to know without actuaD7 .,._ •.m.: UJ woald emctder Ing in the aituatioa. Wllat
-. bat u with botben me, tboUCh. ia bow,
.... It would Jn. tbia day and .... ..
.. tbt UCbt of eou1d let tbt «o"dfflone
mJ ... Mil Jaltstlta. •. ••; wblcll aflec:t 10 many N•
Aad. .. tldnb most ltu-lfOel coatinu to ailt ta
._.. ••• m1ttt111 far are tbia countz y. It doeln't p
bl fftlr ti a aaatleal theme a1o!ll with wbat we IUppolt-
for a anqin1 ma 1 cot: edly Hve by."
"Tbere'1 been a lot of talk Mite would join a voter
about Ullnt • bear <all the reglltratioll drive in Ala· ~~do:otS.: bama, or the Peace Corpl
llllhtn .;.. edJnC him ''Irv--if be wu coaviaced be ii/-_ a. detal um• coWd be of ..me..
..... be UC1 Jlarinen ... " But, he woald ratMr 19
,..., people haft ........... to Mara.
eel bet men tboroqhly R• la eoncened about
~ el opportunity both at .... IDd -allre9d.
... -to 1M that 8111· ~ wbetMr be'• ta a low ~le ll'Gap .. aot.
wM6tl' be'• wtlb. Necro.
Vlebllmlele, .. what.Yer I
oqht to bave the cbaDee
to become a milllonatre.
"Tbat'1 a little ttrcq,
ml)be, bat what I mean ii
opportunity. Everyone OUCht
to have the cbaDc:e to IMrt--
ter hlmlelf.
"If be doea't tab that
tUnce, or faDI for eome
tiller reuon. tbat'a bil
taqh Juct. But at 1eut be
~ bave the cbaDce to
U,!'
Mlb Grayaton bu that
dlace and be ccmiden
ldluelf more fortunate than
m.t people in thll world.
... Alter an." be oblervel,
• .._ many IU1I are lucky
...._ to haft a campus
ol tbt Unmntty el Cd-
-... practicaJl1 .. Mr
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DAVIS FUltNIT\Jlll IN LONG IEACH -FEATURING SUCH fAMOUS
NAMIS AS • • , • • • HENlllDON, HlllfT AGI, TOMLINSON, DlllXIL,
KARASTAN •••. TO MENTION ONLY A FEW.
FINI FUltNITUlll llNCE 1t11
1975 LONG IEACH ILYD. LONG IEACH
MATT LaBORDE, Realtor
HOUSING
Wbetbtr JOU IN bu)'inS OI' •Dini
1our bome, we han the belt Mnice
uallable. Profit thru our ye1r1 of
experience.
EXCHANGING • We IN ftl'1 acUft CID the tndln&
maibt. If 1°'1 haft I tu problem,
ttil1 • about It. A trade ma1 be u.. .... te JOU? problem.
''Y ou'I/ Like Our Friendly Service"
COMMERCIAL
U you would like to build commer-
cial property or buy exi.Jting com-
mereial buildings, we have 1 great
selection of prop08itions.
APARTMENT
Houses, vacant sites to build, or
existing uniu. Buy, sell or trade.
Everything from duplexes to mul:
tiple uniu.
TRADE-IN PLAN
We will purchase your home free-
Let ua further explore thia poai-
bility wtth JOU.
Realtor 220 E. 17th St .. COSTA MESA.~WI
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CLOCA TID IN I. 17th SHOPPING CINTIR>
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Thia time a ~ ap the
talk w11 about the "pattern
of recruit.in('' that would
yield the ttneat faoulty pos-
11ble for the University ol
C&U!ornla. lrvtne.
Today, as students and
prof essora meet in a class·
room seltinl tor tbe ftrsl
time, there can be no doubt
that there was an lncred·
Ible amount of acUon back-
ing up that talk.
There are 111 men and
seven women lilted on the
chart~r faculty roatel . Each
was chosen, aald Chancel·
lor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.,
for his or her diatlnction as
a scholar, far interest in
both teaching and research
and for the vision to grasp
the chance to Innovate", to
create an academic pro-
gram free ol tradltlonal re-
1t:ricUona.
It follow• that the aca·
demlc atafl a youn4, but
experienced. Although the
averaee aee 1a onlJ rr. ~e
are 87 doctoral• aprelld amone the acadlmlctana.
Ta othen upect to com-
plete PhD requlrement.t In
the lmmedUte future.
They come from every.
where -five foreign coun·
t:riea, ':Tl major United Stales
colleges and unlnralties,
five UC campuses, research
institutes and private indUJ·
try.
Included in their number
are rt full proleseon, 15 u-
aodete proteuora, 40 auilt·
ant proleuon, 17 acttni u-
ailtant profeuon and 17 va-
ried lecturen and auocJ.
ates.
Briel introductlom to the
entire faculty IDd other .c•
demic ltal:f membert fol·
low :
Chancellor
Oulel G. Aldrlclt Jr.
TtMI ~7-year-old cbanoel·
lor who bu aboul4ered r..
apon.slbillties for transform-
ing a brown hillside into a
fUlly operattne campus ol
the University ot California,
bas become pleuanUy fa-
millar t.o Orange Coast res-
identa over the past three
years.
Long before there were
pbyaical signs to mark the
lnatitution's emten~. Dr.
Aldrich was the communi-
ty's link with the dream.
Today as studenta and fa-
culty join him In bringing
llfe to the first semblance of
the final circular central
campus that I.a envisioned,
be can look both to a pest
ud I future. Already be-
hind him are the most press-lnc problems relating to pre-
openlng academic staffing,
phyaical facilltiel ud stu-
dent admia1Jont. Abud llet
tbe tut of aetUnc the edu·
cattonaJ procea into mo-
tbl.
Thia man wbo bu proved
eqUll to IUch monumental
UDdertat1np hu devoted
bJI whole car.er in educa·
tlall to tbl UahaaltJ of Cali·
fGnia. In the 22 ,..,. alnce
be jol:Md U'C • • ~
dmnJlt in tbe atru Es·
pilriJnmt StaUOD It IUver-
lllde be hu blld polltlom
• four UC c:ampu1e1 and
• the Unl~wtde ad·
ndnJltr
, ••
THE UCI FACULTY: 118 PERSONS,-:;'.:E.
Adnalnl•tratlon
Collepof ~BS. •; the U OI AJi..
.... Ml, lMl, the um.
ftnlty of W1'couin, PhD,
1"-'.
A Ueut.enant coloDel bl
the Army Ra.-v•. the
chancellor II interested In
JJ!Ortf. 1lctUl u•J*Udl!W
anJ I aped.at«, and the
f amlly aailJ toe ether. In-
cluded are Mn. Aldrich
(Jean Ham.llton). Daniel G.
JU, 21; Elizabeth, 18, and
Stuart. 15.
Community church and
youth grcupe are enjoyinC
Dr. Aldrich'• particlpatloa,
includlnC dlnctonhipt foe
the Council rA Atta of Or·
ange C.ounty Coutal Area,
the Orange Empire Boy
Scouts, the Orange County
Philharmonic Society, the
Big Brothers of 0 r a n I e
County and the Orange
County Cout Aaaoclatioa.
He ii ao honorary sponsor
of the Orange County Soc-
iety of Crtppled Children
and Adulta.
Vice ChuceDor Balclil
Stadnt Aftaln
lronlcall y, one ol UCI' I
moet lnfluential filurea ii
leavtns the staff juat aa bl.a
work beilns to bear fruit.
He is Rk hard L. Balch, the
man respcnaibJe for form-
ing the bulc pettera ol ato-
dent llle and stadent-Unl-
venlty relatianab.fps.
Balch, one ot the flnt vtce
cbancellon selected, 11 re-
liplnl to enter private ln-
duatry and, says Chancel·
tor Aldrich, "Re will be aorely missed. I I
Dynamic, fast • movtnc
Balch bas a style witb stu-
dents. He felt be wasn't
close enough lo them In a
suite on tbe top floor of tht
library building and uked
that bis office come down
to the bottom Door wbere
he would be more accea.
a Ible.
Thia h typical ol the .us.
tude that bas become a pe11-
1onal brand for the 44-y~
o Id admlniftrator. By
his own definition the meu-
u:re ol b1a sacceu will be
bow well UCI ruolTea tbe
confllcta between tbe often
Impersonal machinery of
bJgber education and the
nHd for the peraonal touch
some aay la belns 10lt In
"assembly line" education.
Balch came to UCI from
Stanford Unlveralty, where
be bad been u1ociate di·
rector ol development since
1961. Early In Ilia catt:er he
APved Stanford aa dun of
men and from 11155 to 1961
be was auociate dean of
ltudenta and ~tor of
atbletlca at MIT.
A midwesterner by birth,
he waa raised In Puadena,
bolda a BA degree from
UnJon Colleee. Schenectady,
N. Y ., and bu done lfadu·
ate work at both Union Col-
let• and Stanford. His fam·
Uy lncludea wife. Pat, 100,
'nm, 20, and dauebter, Pam·
.ta, 17.
Vloe CllalalJM' Peltl ...
Aaldemle Affaln
E1:dt.d to be a part of
an "ac.denUc dream"
when there la the opportu-
atty to ••start fnsb and to
build OD wUl'I I08I M-
fore," Dr. Jack W. Pelt.I·
1011 wDl do some •=t in political lcleace tn • t1aD to blt MaltnlltraUw
~.rm
fessional colleaguea.
Originally appointed to
the position of dean ol the
College of Art.a. Letters and
Science, Dr. Peltuon be-
came vice cbancdlor for
academic aUalrs less
a month alter arrlvt:ne at
UCI when then Vlce Chu-
cellor I van Hinderaker wu
named chancellor of UC'1
RJvenide campUJ.
Before coming here be
apent 13 years at the Uni·
versity of Illinois, the lut
four as dean of lta College
e>f Liberal ArU and Science.
While al Smith Colleee In
the late lM>'a be Mrnd u
a COD!ullant to the "Little
Hoover Commluion" which
made recommend.attona for
revamplne atate IO'lml-
ment In Muaacbm.ul.
He alao bu worked wttb.
the committee on polltical
behavior reMl.l'Ch of the
National Soda! Research
Council and b.aJ advtled
Northwestern UnlftJ'dty
and the Ullivenlty of NJrth
Ca.rollna on IJ'aduate ~
lfaDll.
The Peltuon family In·
cludu Mra. SUl.IUM PeJta.
IOb, daugbten Nancy, 18
and Jill, 3 and IOD 11m, U.
Vice Cha11Ctlar Cu
lhuilesa ... n...e.
'lbe man who baa btea
dlrectly ntpODlfbJe far the
$20 mllllon worth of lite
Plannine and COllltructioo
alrudy completed at UCI
dC>elll 't IVn UM a cleat.
Vice Chancellor L. E . Cox
asked that bis office on the
southeast comer of the llb-
rary' s fifth Ooor c o m e
equipped with a deat-hiah
table, but DO cleat.. That ft1
then woald be lelt area val·
nerable to clutter.
Since be arrived Oil the
proapeetive campua In mid·
lMl u UCI's ftrst employe,
Co1: bu bad 11ttJe time for
cl.utter and lnefllclellcy iD
any shape or Iona. UDdlr
bJa ·~ fall the ..,_ alcal Pianntaa. dlltp. ctfto
atruction, pencime]. ~
cbuhti, •ccoaatlll • a d other busineu daln ti the
campus. The 920 mOlloe »
ready apent loob small
when compared ..nth the '300 mlllJon that UCl wUl
ban COit when It re&dliel
bl altimate 27,500 atudat
.-city about 1990.
bough the job II a tOUlh
one, lnvolvina u much tlct u know-bow lo many caa,
lta n aria art not new to
.,. .. . . ~ .... , ...... ".
SAUNDERS
Dtu &lien llallffp s. ..
llnt, 50, ~ of elec~
rlcaJ engineering and dean
ol the ICbool of engineer-
ing. Comes from UC, Berk-
eley, where be wu protea.
aor llld cba1rm.an 0( tba eJ..
edr1eaJ •lb'Mrlnl cltpart..
mmt ... baa worbd u a consuJt1nt engineer for prs.
vCe lndmtry and u
U. S. Na'fJ l\eserve
Ctr at Oat Ridfe, Tean ..• taucbt at MIT and tht um vtrll*J ol Mlnqaota, .,... • -reuow. =.~~-~ ..., ~onal engineer
wtul the 8tate of CalUor-
llla ... coauthor of "Ana!J· Ill ol Feedback ".ontrol
81*m1".. . deerees la
electrical engJneeriaf
from the Un,rslty ti Minnesota.
Dtu IUcbnl c. ~· •• profeaor of po 1ml
ldeoce and admtruatr.
tlon, dean of the ll'ldllMI
acbpol of adn\lnlstratS&
faculty of Amertcu, C.0.
lumbla and Prlnceton um.
venltiea . . BA from Uni·
on Collece. Schenectady,
N. Y. and MA and PhD
from Columbia.
UC Ed dr
Dr. lUdmrd N ......... G,
director at UC Jl:xtedm
at the Intne CaJ!'.'pua. BA,
Rutctn Ualverstty; MA
and PhD, thllnntty of Cblcaao. He bu been with
UC btentdm for 11 ym: .mac • Mliltaat &Dll
UIOdatl ~ for
SoutMru Caltbn1a aad
mOlt receatlJ u UIOdatie dea fer ltatnide pro-
~::i:= ~i -~
etdllta1 Contp . . . bu
belD consultant to N..,
J.., State Cautltutioaal
CanftnUOD . . . b a I r..
wrcbld 10ftl'1lment and
1-16 and welfare pro-
srazn,, publlabed D\llMll-
Olll articlel and two boob,
~··Futun ~ DOllllc Growth" and "Char·
W far Nn Jaaey."
·-·
COLLIOI 01' ARTS,
LITTIU AHO
ICllNCI
DIVISIONAL DIANI
...
Dr. c-w.., PSeret, '1\ .....
feaor ~ at tbl UJd.
--of c.manra. ... . .... ud ....... ..
dwnceDor 01CI) .. ,..,.
lb!~ ... ....
town Collap; ... ..
rtaD. UDlftnlty I! Qi&..
Gpl! . . . bu ... '""9-!f' 11' ...... '*7 IM ... _,., ,_,... ......
..,._at UC, BINfUI .. " " • . . t.lqht at 111ma Ca&-
llilt, tb9 UDhvlmM ., ddcaeo, South~_.
Kentucky . . . beld a No
roleum Reaeardt hJlw.
ab1p from America a...
lea1 SodetJ' Ndplmt .,
haDor' acrol1 fralll Amm-
• Inltttat. of Olemllf:I,
a pnddaUa1 owdftcMte
f« lb"1t (JM) and ..
boaorll'J DSc fr'ODl a..,.
ton eon.,..
,,,..
• ·~-·.
'
I I
u
~ca:
... o1
ltetor'
tJnmn and Pb
"11ity
UC, R
U.S. N ., om
eoach a·
Pitts bur
Ball sti
ie,e, Inc
""'ty c
pointed
ber of l
c:alum,
Dd dee
for phyt:
lltramw Jec1ate p
Dr. KemM
~ man of d
pbJllcs,
Princeton
demJc ca
auistant
mM Scie
and bu Princetce
...utiM,
Brand ell
Pld ~ '"'ii . . . "'
bright fe
Planet 1J
and a I
FoUDdatlc
the Impe
dolt ... I
Cln61 Dr. Bena
G, prof111
lea, chab
ment. BA
nrsltJ; :
PrincetGa
consultant
Defmae
lneton, D.
tbe Unlvc
iota ... b
"rslty a
Prtncetoe
ed nlUMI
snalherut
ten sive " ti<>nal U1
fo:upe, di
r
... ~:e ma xt .1
ltlt1' lcbl
8cieace I
and vtlltll
Jnltitute ~ Stud1 at J
I '•
'I
I
..
EACH UNIQUELY QUALIFIEQ Neit~r Stuffetl •••
Dept1rt111e11t Chairmen and Teaeller•
&ted with Ulliveratty ol
Waahlniton and UC, berk-
t.lty . . . Pbl S.ta Kappa
. . . teacher ud acholar ln
Jleld of tthl.ca and the phll-
OIOpby of bu.man action
... bu held Ford Founda·
tian and Gqaenbeim P'el-
Jowahipt . . . two ot bl.a N--
ceat boob are "Rlpta and
=~uct" and "Free
Dr . .., ..... "' ..., _!'; rc--"~u;; ~tlfoNIOD ~ IDd Jltentme. BA.
Ott OoJltle of Nn Ycft.
MA, tTalvtnldad Nadcaat
Autanama de Mab, and
PhD, New Yon Unlnnlty
. . . not.cS u autbarfty on
llteraturt of Mmco aild
Celllra1 Amerlea ... tauiht • Dartmoatb Unlvvllty
M11r-. ta&al to tbe Uni-~ -of lauu wbere
bt atabllabed and .erved
u cbaJnnan Of UM lan·
iuaie laboratory held
1 Smltb·Mundt grant for
ltud7 and travel in Brarll
... tdltor of "Hiapania ",
author of four boob on
Mnican and C I D tr a l
American literature and
bWDeJ'OUI articlel and boot
review a.
• •
teleurope" WOil the AJDtr-
lcan HlJto.rical Allodatsoa
Geor1e Louil Beer prlle,
aa a eluate ln the field.
ROWLAND
Dr. F. Sllerwoed Riwlud,
38, profeaaor of cbemiltry,
cbairman of department
BA, Ohio Wllltyu; MS
and PhD, Unhwslty ct
Chicago . . . autbortt.y OD
efitcta of rldio-adtn de-
cay in cbemlcal l)'ltem.a
and bot atom cbem1atry
. worked at Mu Planck
Inatituu, Germany and at
Cambridge University OD
Gugg~im P'ellowa b I p
and bu held Ill Atomic
Energy Commlulcm Fel-
lowship ... Phi Beta Kap-
pa, Sigma Xl • .bu tauiht
at Princeton Untnnity.
most recently at UnJ~
ol Kanau.
Dr. 8. Cella Sim, 36, IS·
iodate prat1110r of music,
cha1rmU of m•lc. A grad-
uate of UnJversity of Brtt·
tab Oohunbta, rece:Jved MA
and PhD from Harvard
University . . . has been as-
aiatant proteuor o! music
at the lJnlnnit, of Chi·
CllO wben be built and
condocted the aniwrsity
orchestra . . . author of
papers on Renaiasance mu·
ale and muslc:Wia . · · pro-
fulaoaal concert planitt
. . . has been anistant con-
ductor of Harvard G l e •
Club and conductor of Con-
cord Orobectra.
..
bead Of dtpartment of ln-
'ftl'Wnte IOOJoo at lifa.
rtDe Biolollcal Lab, WOOdJ
Bole, )fata ... a Natioaal
lcle:nce FoundaUon 1enior
IMlltdOdoral fellow . . . Phi 8eta Kappe, stima XI ...
will Ja..U,ate t.bt qve..,
t1oe uno cw1a1n martne
anlmala util1le butc or-
pnJc mat.rtaJ. found ln
tea water aa food!.. at
UCI om U. S. Public Health
8ervic. '40,000 srant.
l'ACULTY
Dr. Job ... Mam&, ....
IOdat. prof 111Gr ti EDI·
llah. BA, MA and Pbb
from Un!~ty ol Wub-
lqton ... COlDN from u
l"f!n1tJ Of l>mftr ad pr-.
Tloualy, Ubiftnlty ol
Wuhiqton.
Dr. Marlee ~ M, vt.
ltlnc uOltaDt pr ... °' DlU4ic. Bacbt&or ol Mule,
IDdlaaa Unhwltty; lbd-
ed vote. at Alpm ~
tute of Mmle; MA. Nn
York Unl.....tty, Doctcr of
Muaic Ana, USC . . . re-
dpie.ot Of P'uDJrtCbt tn¥el
Jrant to Europe • • • ltld·
eel voice interpntadoa ta
Part.a . . . tlqht at USC,
Pomona CoDep. EaNn
Dlinola UlltvwlltJ, Om-
iott., m °' far UC. enide, atenaioo.
Dr. lltwlN s. ~. u.
•IOdate pnfeQGI' °' E'na Uab. BA. ~ OoDep.
Gambler, (IUo; MA and
PhD, Hanard . . . com• from Ohio State Unlvenl-
ty and earlier, Kenyon Col-
lete ... author of "Jane
Auaten'a N09911: The Fab-
ric of~ ..
Dr. GDft't W. Bue Jr.,
33, llliltant professor
populaUOD and e-avtr.-
mental bioloCJ. BA, San
Jo11 Stat. Colle&t:
and PbD, Cornell Univ
lily ... fcnnerty with
atttute of Marine Blotoa.
Univer'GtJ ot Puerto Rlco
where be WU an au
proteaar and Involved ID
&beriea l'eMl.l'cb.
Dr. RJc_,. Bamatla, 39.
ualatant profeuor of Span·
lsh dlredor Of laniuage la~ratory. BA and MA
from A.rtlona State Untver-
aity: PhD, Unlveralty ol
Texu ... baa been autat-
ant profeuor and Peace
Corps Lancuate CoordJna.
tor at Arizona State U · · · formerly wtth American
IDIUtute for Forelp Trade
and consultant for dealp
and Installation of Ian·
IUll• lab at Utah State
Unlftnlty.
Dr. Dvu Bell Jr., 29, •
ailtut proleaor ot
nom1ct. BA ud Pbl>, VC.
Berbley . . • ncelffd an
a1'1ld for ''m.tt.kliu re-
atarcb ln~ ..
nomlcl" for....._ ")lot.
eta al Come~ ffl' wtUl ~
eDCI to the -try", deallnt l"tb ._ ~t of ma .......... modeJa of com._, ......
J1M!M under~ el
apedal rtat.
ot Witconalll; PbD, UC,
=~beaiJ::
N a t lo a a I luUtutet ol
Health. apoD.IClnd by In-
stitute Of Hu.man Lurn-
tq and a tellchtnc aJl1lt,.
1Dt at UC, Berttley ...
awarded Woodrow W1llon
National P'eDOftbtp a D d
U. S. Public Healt.h Serv-
toe Predoctoral Fellow.
ahJp.
J .. et P. Be1d, 21S, actlq
...utant ~ ol ID-
thropolofy. BA and MA.
Untvenlty of Mlchlpn ...
Phi Beta Kappa, Pbl Kap-
pe Pbl, Sicma Xi . . WU
naurch uliltant at Men-
tal Health Relearcb J.nltt.
bite, Unift!'lfty ot Ml
pn . . winner of NationaJ
Merit Scholanbip, NDEA Ftllo1nhlp.
Dr. Dand A. Brut, 28, u-
mtant pro(eaor of cbem-
lltry. BS, Yale Un!venlty;
PhD. University of Wlacon-
ltn ... WU J'f!learcb 18·
IOClate in chemiatry at
Stanton! UnJft'?'llty . . . Na-
Uonal Sdence Foundation
Predoetoral Fellow:.. Na-
tlonal fmtttutel of Health
Po.-tdoc:b'al Pellow.
Dr. MJrm L Brmrt•,
251, Uliltant il°~ ~~~ city Ubher-
lity of New York); MS and
PhD, Untventty ot Mlchl·
tan . . oricfna117 trained
aa a mathematical Pl)'·
cboloa:lft and bu dme re-
Marclt at the CorneD ~
nautical Laboratory, t b e
UnJYentty of MlcMpn and
the J1'ttpt Saftt)' Founda-
tion, Phoenix, AriJ ...
u l t y uaodate, Afbana
State U.
Uwml J. Bron, 38, ..
dltant In Engllah. BA and
sractuate study, Univvalty ol Wuhtqtan ...
ly at ODrona de1 Mar HlP
School, cttru Juldar Col-
lete ... cqanbed a ICbool
to teach Runprlu Nfa.
1:'.n. ~';,,,:beet"=
wtdle 1Mnc In Salsbw'I. ADltrta..
Dr. n.. L. ...... It.
IOdat. Jll'Of...ar ol
lltry. Ba, AaUocll Colllp.
Yeilow Sprtnp, 0 II I o;
PhD, Calffornia Imtitute
of Tecbnoloa . . ata.ff
mllDMr at Loa Alamol
SdtaWle Lab llDct April. 1• , . . contributed mun-
erous artlclea to adentttlc
joumall.
Dr. ~ D. CampbeD, a, alllltant ~ of
biological ldeneea. BA
aumma cum laude in bio-
chemical sciences f r o m
Harvard . PhD, June,
l915, ipeclaJJ%lng In devel-
opmental biolbc at the
llocbfeli.r bdtate ..
Pld Beta Kappa, SlsJna X1.
Dr. Marjlrtil C. c..te, 3'
UliataDt profe11or
dM~BS, ChelMa CoDe1e, ·MA
PbD, 8fJll wr Collete.
Ptlm . . . llDC9 1111 Ufod-
at.s wltll Califanda
bite ol Tedmoloo u re-
eearcb fdow . . . author
of numeroua articlea and
book "Buie Principles of
Orcantc Cbemlttry'' with
J. D. Roberta ... beada at
lntne the three year proj-
ect ltucly of cqaDlc reao-
tlol mechan1nu CID a SU.·
-srant from tbl Ameri-can Cbemlcal Society.
Dr. RelMft I. ~ 27, U·
ailtant pratwor o1 drama.
BA. tJC, kbteJ; DFA.
Yale Dnma School .. · . ll1ldu1e ot AIU.ance P'tan-
cal.M, Plril ... Phi Beta Jtappa, Wlllon FelloWlblp
... utemtv1 dlredin&. act-
tq and tecbnJcal and de-
tlp uperteace . . . three
of bl.a one act pla71 were
pertwmecl at UC betwees
-Ud 1981 -"All tbl Rlven Ran lato tbe S.."
''No Gew" ud '1tntl ... a.ptue.''
..... lUftll c.plan, ......
ailtut proteaor ol art. cll-
ndW of the 1allery. Stud-
ied at Academy Grand a.iamlen. Put•; An1lo
l'l'endl Art Centre, Lon-
don; Van Eaact.. School of
Nor Stuffy
~~:· Jlllltl B. HaD. profeuor ol ..,,,,... Clll behalf ol faca.lty at ftrlt ua con s.,t. 28. 1ea.>
4I1 unlftrlfty faallty memben oc:cupy an un ... pclllUon tn the eommunlty.
Thi UCI f9culty dotl not propo1e to be kept
11 comma.nity petl -U 10 many ltuffed beadJ for ta.. tropb.7 ma
Our wort la the wort ol U.. mind and to
carry out our work we mut be able to opent.
ln th eommuntty In an atmolphere of mutual
tnllt.
A Wlivenity can't help but deftlop tome
l'e'folutionari• amoq ita lfudenta. We want to
dneJop ltudenta who are capable ol lboattni -
bnt at the n,tst tima. We want them to be 1Jt.
C!lplbla ol lfYiDI a mtnd)em about.
n.. bca.lty want. Imn. ltudenta to earn that niee hmuy, hope.
J beJ.ifto9 I speak for aD my co= when I ay Ulia faculty came hen with the , ehal·
leqe, opportuntty to mab old acad Ideals
a reality.
Craib and California ln-
atitute of the Arla·
Tony De La" 38, •ailtant
prof eaaor of art. Studied
at Su P'raDdaco Academ.Y
of Art and Claremont Grad-
uate School . . . wtaDw
ftnt priae, Su
Art l'llttnl. .,! ~
J;1ri1e ID ml ua ~
9uDhu Award, Ila "'--
dlCO Art~ .....
appomted Comm!,.,,.. If
Art, Qty of Sa rtaadlw,
19&4 .. taupt at UC, Dn-
il Claremont C o 11 • t •· &riPPI Colleat, San Fru-
dlCO Art lnlt1tm., Uni
dty al ""'-'In, Acade1111
of Art, In J'randleo
Callfonla CoDep o( Ana
and <nfta. ou.Jnd.
Dr. Daill C. D1•1U. D.
uabtant ..,.._. of pbtl-
~. aA c:am laude,
Barvvd, liU: PbD, Oz
ford UDlnnlt:y . . . cbolea
for Woodrow Wt1aOD F•
low1blp . . . bu tauabt etb-
Jca at OzfDrd Colfe11
Technoloa dDc't Jamwy,
11&5.
Dr. Jda p.w ••• M, ....
eodate prdeuor of Pl)'· dloloO and blfonnatioD commumcMkJl ldlDct, ...
IOdat. den ol tbt IOC1al ectene.. MA, Valtw atty
., ~: PhDl CaneCit lluUtate fll ,.. .. Mo ...
apert la IUnulatioe ., --man tbouPt by computers
and In orpniatlonaJ de-
cl.lion ma.kin& . . couult· ant for S,.temt Dnelop-
mmt Carp., Santa MODka
... coeditor ol "Computien
and 'Ibou&ht" . . . former-
ly of UC, Berkeley.
Dr. ~ J. PWcltq, Sl,
aulltant profeuor al ,..
otraPbY. BA and MA. Uni·
verafty-of Auckland, New
.Zuland; PhD, UCLA ...
formerly of UCLA. Dart-
mouth Collece and Univer-
sity of Auckland . . s11-
ma X1 . . . wtanei-of FuJ..
brig11t 'l't'avel A W'll'd.
Dr. Tlteodore A. ~ottater.
47, profeuor of physics.
BA, MA and PhD, Cornell
Univen!ty . . Stirna XI,
Pb1 Beta Kappe . . . ,..
cetved American Rocket
Socfety RtHUCb Award,
19G ... bu been mu.1er
Ion pbyllc1 department,
EJecto • Optkal Syste.1n1,
Inc., nudear 1peclaUst at
Atomics lnt.rnational and
propalltlcm =•II.A at Rocketdyne vlalon, both
of North American AYla-
tiaa ... feDow enstneer and
pbJddlt for 'Westlncbouse
lh1111'Cb Labs .. tauibt
.t USC and Univen.tty of Plttabaflh.
of Spanlab. BA. MA, Uni-
venlty of Bntiab Colum-
bia, Canada; PhD ~
ed bl 11115, Unlventty •t&
MI c b 11 an ... twm..IJ tallebt at Oregoa State
Unfventty, UnJventty of
MJchlpn and 1.hdV«'lity
ol BritiU CoJpmbla
Dr. ....., I. Gn9a. • .... ~.,-lllb. BA., UCLA; PhD, um...,. ol Mlddpn ..
run.tpt Wlowabtp. Uni·
ftl"lity ot \'Imm. Austria
. . .atad*f at Kenyon
School ot £q11ab . . . .nn-
Del' ot Hopwood Award in creaa.. wrttlDI fw boot
"' ...... Im . . . fcl met· tJ of Unhe11tt1 of Dam!r.
Untwntty Of MJddpn ud
Hofstra Collep.
K..-. J. lllpa. 11, u-
IOdate, bbt.arJ. BA with
bollon and MA. UC, Bert·
ele7 ... atudytq at CW.
moot Graduate School · ·
bu iD.IVucted at Sen S.-.
nard1Do Valley CoD.ce . .
Squadrcm Air brtelUaeact
olftctr bl U. S. NaTJ.
Dr. 1 ... IL Bal, O . pro.
haar ti Enel1ab. 4i.rectar
ti ....... ID a.tift 'tfTUbrl. BA. MA Dd PhD, thd••dtt ol Ion . . ..
tbGr ol 8lftl'al DO'ftb •
lbaa1 at.ar1ee 111111 ..... u wen .. tatii • abort •torr wrttiDc ad rwviewa
Ohio Writer of the ye a r, 1954, RochfeUer
crant for 6cttoa., 19M, win-
ner ol Orecoa Stata ~
PrUe. 1151 . . . formerlJ of
Uninntty of Oregon, Cor·
nell, Mlaml and Iowa Unl-
VWl!tiel.
Dr. Jee Tmaaa Bart. "'-ac:Uni usiltant prof easor
of psycholo1Y social sci..
ences. BA summa cum
1-ude. Lewis and Clark
College; MS. Univenlty of
Wllcomin, and PbD. Stan-
ford Unlvenity ptedoc-
tanJ resUJ"Cb fellow. Na-
tklnal ln.lt1tutes of Health
IDd National Science Foun-
da&n . . cUnk and re-
eeettb aasodate, Psychol-
Ol1 Cents. Portlana. ~ p ... USPHS fellow . Um-
....tty of Oreton Medical
School.
Dr. Lelut B. Hartwell, 2S,
umtant prdesaor of bl?-
cbem.btry. BS. Califomta
Institute of Technology;
PhD, Masnchuaetta Inst!·
tute of TedmoloCY · Na·
tional Science Foundation
graduate feDowablp f o r
three years . . National
Academy of Sdences-Na-
tlonal Ruearcb Council
poltdoctoral fellonbip
djd reaearcb u poatdoc-
torll fellow at Salk Imtl·
wt. for Biololical Stud-
lel, San Diego.
Dr. DtaaW W. RatHy, ...
profeaor of EniJbb, cbair-
m a n. lntsdepartmental
committee on compara-
tive llteratur.. MA and
PhD, USC: ~te
dep'eea from Pasadena av eoue,., UnJvenit7 o1
Rec!landl .S U.S. lier-.
chat Mm1Dt AcacSemy at KJno P*t_ N. Y .... ..,._
clalftl ta compantlft li~
a-ature . . FuJbrl&bt ~
turer at Unlvenltr ol Bo&.
.. .. tbe tflltt•llt1
tn1t1tute o1 Vealct · · · .,._ >
cfpieat of ~ iranta
from ADMrlea.n Pbilosopbl.
~ ... .;Sou;;th;,i;~·r:-. ~ Viiii, , NGl'tlnrutms UDJ
let• < >, ma dt.J . . . com• t.ro111 um-
cal Societ and Coula(ll ol
Beta x.pp. . . . C:OIMI
from UDlvenltJ °' Utah. L ~..&1Ud. .. ~ = ~ ~~~i
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(CHtbnted From Precedtns
Pase)
named KnJaht or Sweden's
0 rd er of the North Star.
11161 • . ha.a edited two
JOurnala of mathematics
and served aa viaitin& pro-
feaaor and Fulbrl,itt lec-
turer at Stanford, the Uni-
versity of Chlcaao. Paria.
Nancy, Malm. Stockholm,
Uppnla, Tate lnaUtute and
Auatnllan National Unl-
ventty.
Jeba W. Hllddlel&e1, 'n. aa-
IOclate ln Entllth. direc-
tor of Subject A. BA with
honors attd MA. UCLA
bu been a teaching aujlt-
ant at UCLA while parti-
ctpatiq tn PhD program
there d.iuertation in
ShakMpearan Studies now
bei.nl ruearched.
A1Wt M. lrwta. 47. uao-
ciate 1uperviaor of physl·
cal education, director of
aquatics. BA. College ol
the P.cifk cradute
wort at USC and Califor-
nia State Colleaea at Lons
Beach and Fullerton
formerly football, w a t • r
polo and mmm.in1 co.ch
at Oran1e Cout College
tm occ 1wim t.eamJ
won a e v e n consecutive
league champiqnahlps dur-
inl b1a eitht year tenure
for K-24 record, finiabed
aecond In 1tete Junior Col·
Jefe cbampionahlpe in 1964
water polo teams com·
piled 131-74 record with
two championJhlps be-
tween 19eM al Newport
Harbor High hi• record as
swim coach wu 206-·41, in-
cludln1 14 league cham-
pton&hipl. two CIF' cham-
ptonahipe.
Dr. o..w laaact. 45. • ...
alatant profeuor of elec-
t r i c a 1 enaineermg. BS.
Cue Institute of Technol-
ogy. Ohio: MS, University
of Notre Dame and PhD,
UCLA bu been OOD*
trol 1yatems and deaip co-aineer 1n private industry
during two summers of
doctoral studies did re·
search on guidance and
control systems for Doug-
lu Aircraft Co.
Dr. JH S. Jaeobto1, -rr. as-
alatant professor of his-
tory. BA with honors, MA
and PhD, UC, Berkeley
reclplent of four under-
sreduate ICholarshlps, faC·
ulty felJow . 1D55 has
been teaching aulstant at
Berkeley.
Dr. Gerhlrd K. Kalllt'b, 50,
professor of mathemattc11.
BA, MA. University of
Iowa; PhD. University of
Cbkago apeci.allst tn
functional analyau has
collaborated f o r many
years in research and writ·
ing with Professor Bernard
R. Gelbaum and contribu-
ted numerous scienttf1c ar-
ticles formerly of Uni-
versity of Minnesota, Cor-
nell U , the University of
Kansas and the lnsutute
for Advanced Study at
Princeton
Dr. Donald R. Kaplan. 27.
aasastanl professor of b1<>-
log1cal sciences. BA with
htghe&t distincUon. North-
wes~m University; PhD,
UC. Berkeley. where he
'-u been a teaching as·
sistant Phi Beta Kap-
pa, Sicma Xi Evans
Scholar of Year award,
1960 NSF summer fel-
low, postdoctoral fellow.
John and Elliott Mittler
University fellow
Dr. Sliffe T. Kassouf, 'J7,
assistant professor of ec~
nomica. BS and PhD t May,
11965). Columbia Unlverst·
ty served as Invest-
ment counselor and editor
of weekly letter for Ana-
lyllc Investors. lnc . wh1le
working on doctorate
has been a draftsman. pub-
lishing house 1uperv1sor
and manager and techni-
cal Illustrator.
Dr. James A. Kearns, U,
lecturer. psychology BA.
MA. Montclair State Col-
lege . PhD. Columbia Uni -
versity has been with
IBM since 1~7, most re-
cenUy aa manager ol Uni·
venity Department R.-
search Educallon for-
merly with Rutgers UOJ·
verslty.
Dr. Stuart M. Krauner, 30,
assistant professor of bio-
logical sciences BS, Brook-
lyn College; ScD. Johns
Hopkins University has
been a re1.iarch fellow for
the Rockefeller IMtitute
and a lab lrutructor and
technician at Johns Hop-
kins Untverslty.
Dr. Alke M. Laborde, 'J7.
assistant p r o f e s s o r of
l''rench. BA with honors,
MA and PhD/UCLA
has been an assistant in
French at UCLA Phi
Delta PhJ.
Dr. Rkbard Alan LaWHB,
31, acting aulstant profes·
sor of history. BA. Brown
University; MA. Universi-
ty of Wisconsin and PhD,
University of Michigan
I June, 1965) . . recipient
of Edward S. Beck Amer-
ican Hi!tory Scholarsh.lp,
Rackham summer predoc-
toraJ and postdoctoral fel·
lowships.
Dr. Arnold Lfbow, 33. as·
slstant professor of malM-
matic1. BS. MA. Wayne
State University; PhD.
Uruverslty of M!cPigan
formerly was a teacblng
fellow at the University of
Michigan and an assistant
professor at New York
University
Dr. Edward I . C. Ltt, :.>.
assistant p r o f e 1 s o r of
chem11try BA, Kansas
Wesleyan UnJversjty; Ph-
D, University of Kansaa
attended School of En·
gineering, Seoul National
University Pb1 Bet.a
Kappa, Sigma X1 win-
ner Pan American Petro-
leum Foundation Fellow·
ahip specialty is radio-
chemistry and chemical
klnetlc1.
Dr. Job D. Undberi. '3,
uaistant professor of Ger-
man. BA. MA and PhD.
UCLA. aumma cum l~ude
attended achoola in Vi-
enna and England and
work.cl in intenl&tional
trade in Ar&entina before
comtn1 to tbla cowrtrJ 1n
1956 Phi Bela Kappa
formerly of Pomona
College.
Dr. W-Orge S. McCarty, 39,
assistant professor of matb-
ematks BA. UC. Berke-
ley. MA and PhD, UCLA
Sigma Xi, Pl Mu Epal-
lon comes from Har·
Vf'Y Mudd College where
he has been an aulstant
professor and engaged ln
research on a NaUonal
Science Foundation grant.
Dr. Cahin S. McLaalbJla,
29, assistant profe,.or of
blochemtstry. BA. K I n g
College; PhD, Mauachu.
setts Institute of Technol-
ogy received American
Cancer Society fellowahlp
for postdoctoral work In
nucleic acid blochemiatry
at the lnstltut de Bjologie
Physico C h i m I q u e.
France formerly teach-
ing assistant at MIT.
Jame• McMJcbel, !I, a1-
1istant profeaaor of Eng-
llah BA, UC, Sanu BM-
bara; PhD expected ln fall
from Stanford Unlvenlty
where ht bu been a teach.
Ing assistant . winner of
A c ademy of American
Poeu Prize. 1964. Wall.:e
E Stegner Creative Wrtt-
1.11g Scholarship. 1963 -M,
Woodrow Wilson Fellow-
ship and Wood.row WU5on
Dissertation Fellowship.
Dr. Robert Maltz, !I, aa-
sialant professor of math-
ematics. BS. California In-
stitute of Technoloc; MA
and PhD, UCLA award-
ed Fulbright grant to ltudy
in Paris at Instltut Henri
Polncare formerly re-
search and ~aching a~sist
ant at UCLA and assistant
professor, San Diego St.ate
College.
Dr. Alexei A. Maradadla.
33, professor of pbyaict.
BS with honors and MS,
Stanford University; PbD,
Umveralty of Brutol, En&·
land. where be wu a Mar-
sh.all Ald Commemoration
Commission scholar
w l th Westinghouse Jte.
aearch Labs since UMIO aa
adviaory sclentlat. fellow
phy1lcllt and fellow en&'-
nffr . Pb1 Beta Kappa,
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author of numerous scien-
tific articles formerly
research professor. UnJ-
verslty of Maryland and
consultant for General Mo-
tors research and semi-
conductor Branch of U.S.
Naul Research Lab.
Dr. Arthur J. Marder, 55,
pn>feuor of history. BA,
MA and PhD. Harvard.
has held l.Ul.lque rank of
aenlor professor at Univer-
sity of Hawali author-
ity on Brltl!h navaJ hi.a·
tory. noted for courses tn
history ol western dvillia-
tion. recipient ol three Gu&-
genheim Fellowships ....
awarded the American
Hlstortcal Auociation',-
George :.OW. Bee. prize
autbOr of "The Anat-
omy of Britiah Sea Pow-
er... "Portrait of an Ad-
miral." ''Fear God and
Dread Nought" rd "From
the Dreadnought to Sctipe
f'Jow ..
MehJJ Meta. 57. lecturer in
music, oondudor ol Uni·
venity Orchestra. Educat-
ed at TrlnJty CoUeae of
Music. England and Syden-
ham College, Bombay. In-
dia came to U. S. ln
1959 one ol the found-
ers ol the Bombay Sym·
phony and bu been con-
ductor of the UCLA Or-
chestra ... a vtoUntst and
virtuoso coodoctclr, b a s
p I aye d and conducted
works by compoten from
the 17th to the 20th cen-
turies formerly with
faculty of the New School
of MuJic, ~a ..
hi& son, Zubtn, conducts
the Los Angeles Pbllhar·
monk Ordleatra.
Alan J . Miller, :.>. a.ssiat-
ant professor of P1Ychol-
ogy. BA and MA, Callfor.
nia State CoDeae at Long
Beach; PhD expected ~
l~ from Unlventty of
Col<ndo . redplent of
NTMH predoctoc al fellow-
ship haa been a teedt-
ing uliatant at Colorado.
Or. Har.Id W. Meott, 29,
usistant p r o f e a a o r of
chemistry. BS with dht1nc:-
Uon. Coionldo St-. Um.
venlty; MS m ftI>, um.
versity of ll.llnoia bas
b e e n reaearcb organic
chem.at with Dr. Kar l
Folkers group at Stanford
Researcb In'titute since
1963.
Dr. Kel.. L. Nelton, 33,
assistant profesaor of hls·
tory. BA, MA. Stanford
University; PhD, UC, Ber·
keley . . . also at.udied at
FrM University, Berlin.
Phi Beta Kappa, Phl Al-
pha Theta . recipient of
Kt!'Ddrkk Memorial Schol-
anhip, Stanford Honors
Fellowship, Rotary lnter-
natiooal Fellowship ... for-
merly ol Univeratty of Tex-
u .
Deue E. Nnbuer, 28, act-
tnc aui1tant pn>f euor of
political science. BA. UC.
klvenlde, now atudytng at
Yale University · .• recipi-
ent of Fulbrl&bt 1 r a n t,
Woodrow Wu.on ad>olar-
sbip and Falk FoundaUoo
booora . . . baa been r~
eearcb uailtant at Yale
and UC, Riverside.
Dr. Speaeer C. Olht Jr., 28.
umtant profeuor of hie·
tory, coordinator of aca-
demic advWng. BA, Po.
mona Collete; MA and
PhD, Claremont Grlduate
School ... has been in-
rtruotor in history at Po-
mooa College.
Dr. Jeb R. Pellam, 50.
profes1or of physics. BS
and PhD, Masaachuaetta
1.n.stitute of TedmoJoc
Where be len'ed u a potl·
doctoral tflee:rcb auoci.
a~ a pioneer ~ re-
search on low temperature
properties ol Uquld heli-
um . received Walttlng-
ton Academy of Sciences
and Arthur S. Flemming
Awards . Alfred P. Sloan
Foundation grant recipi-
e.i>t • • member, Pbysical
Science Panel (Woolridge
Oommittee). Office of Sci·
enoe and Technok>CY. E1-
ecudve Office ol the Preai-
ldent formerly direc-
tor of cryogenic research
for the Garrett Corp.,
~rved t.m ye&n as pro-
tea.or et physics and di·
rector ol low tempentun
Wt at Oa!llonla tuutu&e
of Tw.t 'JG _.,_lb
yeara wu with the eyro-
genica laboratory of t b e
National Buruu of sted-
arda, Waabin(t.oo. D. C.
. . will utabllah a m.i<>r
low temperature lab at
UCI.
Dr. WUm A. Pelt.en, 28, u-
siltant profe1t0r ol 0..
man. Stud.led at the Uni·
versit:les of Kiel. Frl.bourl.
(Switterland), Ber 11 n,
(West) Leed a (England)
and Hambur& ... MA and
PhD. Syncuae University
served aa aenJor In-
structor ln intensive Ger-
man at East European
~ea Prosnm at
Syracuse and wu native
informant f« NDEA In-
stitute, Hofatn Unlwntty.
Kart B. Radev, rt, edin&
uslatant professor of eco-
nomk:1. BA, Oberlin Col·
Iese. Ohio; PhD pendins,
University of Cblca&o ...
recipient of Brookin&a ln·
stitution raeucb fellow-
ship . comes from De-
Paul University where be
wu u1lat.ant profeuor of
Lina.net.
Vera T. R.ed, S.S, lectw-er
of Russian. BS. Cornell
Univenity; MA. UC, Berk-
eley attended Amerl·
Cll University, WMhlne-
too. D. C .... bu been a
vlaltt:ng lecturer at Port-
land St.Me eonece . . . for·
merly wu an economk
an&lylt with the nep.i.
ment of U. S. Government.
Wu!lln(ton. D. C. and
Japan, a.ocl a reaewdl ...
silWrt at the Univeralty of
California.
Lac6e1 Aa&olae IUH, 29, U·
IOCl&te ln French. BA and
MA. UCLA . . formerly
teaching ualltant at UC-
LA. Instructor of French
for Peace Corpt, Dart-
mouth Colleae. N. H.
Du 8. Resen, 29. aasocl·
ate aupervi.eor ol physical
e d u c a t i o n, ba1ket-
ball coach . . . coma from
USC where be 1'&I froeh
coach ( IJ.3) and uaiatant
vanity coecb ID belket-
ball and Newport Harbor Hilb SdlOOI. wbere h1a two
1e1r record aa beaketbell
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,
Dr. Hewn L R•Whl,
11, aatmnt profet.tar ot
poUtical ICieaoe. BS and
J>bD, Muaac:bu.adta IDltl-
tute ol TectmoloO . . . re-
dp!eut of NatiorWJ DefenM
F.ducetion Ad FeDowab.tp.
Social Science ReMarcb
Cound1 ReMarcb TraininC
FellOW'lhJp and, mast re-
centl7, ,.....,. Ana TraJn.
inl Fellowlblp far Weft.
ens Europe.
Dr. Benad BaM, ....
statant prolaaor ol m.atM-
matica, BA, MA and PhD,
UCLA . . . awarded Na-
tiDnal Sdence Foundation
Summer P'tllonldp fQr
teadlin& uldltaDtl . . . ,..
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engineertDC. BS, MS, UC.
Berkeley . . • completlld
Weatingboute D • s I&•
Scbool, UnlYeralty ot Pitt.
burgh . coma from
UC, Berkeley where be wu
a teacbln1 felJow on a NSF
Science Faculty Fellowship
... member TIU Beta Pl.
Slpi.a X1 and Eta Kappa
Nu.
Dr. Martla M. ...... !1,
uaodat.e protuaor ot pol-
itical science. BA with
bJ.ibut bonon, U C L A.
PhD, Harvard ..• held
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In the 44 years that Theodore Robins Ford has been in the .
Harbor Area, we have wit1tessed the tremendous growth of
this area, industry, population and education, but the openi1g:
of the University of California at Irvine is the highest p.oint
of prestige that we have received. We are pleased to wel-:
come you lo the Harbor Area.
CONGRATULATIONS
D4 H1rtler ltw.
coaTA MHA
,.tlene ...,1144
Academic Plan
'Irvine Approach' Keeps Its Eye
On the Forest as Well cu the Tree
TBE IRVINE AP-
PROACH -"te tenlep tM
~ aul1Ueal, ... .......... " ...... w. atatameat ...
may help 11"9 u a l'aW.
lillil i • kllld ot forut tt hep
la ml8d II we all &9t to
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Jf/Jy 11. ...
~cnON: The Unlver·
alt, ti CIJlfanda at Irvine
b a at 'eutty for the mod-
ern mu. It confronta &bl
pr°'l*tl ot tbe next cen-turJ .-• ....,.. n ,..
...... put wtdt nlped.
bat ..... -''lib· ll .. une•mM ti moden. ..
What are the pwpoeea and what will be the dlrtdJona
of llamlnt at t.fie Unt•enity of California, tnlne?
The anner ta, of coune. complu and 1Ub)ect to dlf.
fmmt interpntatlona. But there II a compJN and
nlkrtuitled statement tltabllahinJ_ what Vb Chan-
cellor Jack W. Peltuon ctl1a a pklellne. Bt note.
that bt and Chancellor Aldrlch wvme =::; for ft. that tt Nprelellta tbt tboupta and cir.nan,
otbtn. and that not an memben of tbe facdJ acree
wUh or apprcM of th• ltatemenl
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IUl4 " modml opportuni· u...
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SCIENCE LECTURE HALL: rr SEATS 350 AND OFFERS UNIQUE ROOF PA~
,,_. ll8ttmellta imply •
,,mtgp1w tt apertmmt
wttb sncram. E
a fiCalry-;-a • El.ad
, ud a nat. ot
.... that ..... alraW ..
tr1-TMJ bnpt,J • --.. lidln .. ti tndttlolt-al .. ,.. .. wtua the arr.
pDCe that we are smarter
~ tffijbo!IJ ... but w1tb aa .,,.,._, et our
rupamillOlty to UM well
OW' apec1al opportun1tJ to
It.art ..,, . Tbey imply •
lack of -... ud a wlll-
tapua tt confeu our e.r-nn. .
ADii: The UCI pro&nm
lnYolftd four major oom-mJtmenta: To a develop-
ment ot a educationally
1eU·rellut IOdety, ud not
alone to tbe education of a
sroup ot tndMduallall be-
tween 11 and 22 year1 old;
to an empbula Oii core tbe·
oretical knowildp and bu-
lc analytical Uil1I u the
prilllll n11 m cee ot aa eciu--
~ ... ~;~~.::= ;;,-~mil-;
ml to • .,....,. .....
-... .aDt7 .. ftlJ u tiw bowlldp. Each of
tbeM commttmata tw or·
tanlsadoeal aDd educat1oD-
aJ tlnplicaUom for the wll· verttty.
~' die Sell-Reu. ... .... ,
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M lldfted fNm fMcNnt to JeandDI. Oar ,..i la to ..
.... 9dllcdtlul lllf-nll-
UCI IO that hldlpeMd
ltDdJ wm beeCllDe a ~
dan far leendDf and not
the um• of a course.
Dnei.,t.1 tile Aaat,itul
Mu:
Two conaplcuoUI future•
of contemporary kllowled1•
art tu laJp total m .. and ~=~~ to ......... ~lbntedlll...i1able to mod-.,. ma, .. 18d1Tldual cu
~----...sma• 1udl bn9ddL )(aiwftr. bl
aa lne:rultq aamber of
field.I, an lncreu.lJli amount
of knowledl• that we com-
municate to tnJlaneD wUI
be superseded by new re-
tulta beforl tbey sractuate.
We C&Dllot hope -I D d oupt not to pntad -to
5rru ofux""I oflvi"f
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BEAUTIFUL vmw=rr AND MOUNTAINS LUXURIOUS 2 M P!NTBOUSll
SMART 2 BEDRbOM IOS AND LIVll.&
Some ol th• outatandla& featurel lncludt •••
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NATURAL SCIENCE BUILDIN6: FIVE STORIES OF. LABS AND CLASSROOMS INSIDE THE WALLS: SCIENCE LAIORA rOttv RECEIVES FINISHIN& fOUCHE'i0t
Tod~y~s Students
I
/They Admire Kennedy, But
1 RealMm 11 Word for Today
-ltt ~ ...-W ler -men dlart1 dlftnld. 'fhe1-· IDtD -padaate ~. -vtet.--
tbl1 1peelal e d I I •a, t1111 mow when tbeJ are ptn1 nam, budpUq their time.
DA IL Y PIJ,01"• 8. and bcrln1 eatutropbe, clothel and •«Id peace are Looi Ind M~ ..... • man lnte , dlat6ed art detennined to pt then. a few of the lte1n1.
with, ind jut lllt.eDe4 te 1 -And becauee thele Politics!
1ubstantlal Cf911-MdSoa •f (oala are very penonal, They are far more aware
UC'I'• first ltadent body.· many ltudenta 1eem to view and probably better Inform·
Thia ts tbelr "port• tbote hlther edUC9tlcla llrcely ln eel about national and lnter-
atudt11tf. • temu ol cold, hard, prac-national politics than most * * * tical realities -what It will people were in college, but
The sonletimes uneaay do for them u lndMdQlb. local politics leave them
partners~J which makes But don't let that fool you. cold.
up any ;J'venJty Is ~ They are not completely Today's student la not ~~!tehe~e. -the atudentl without ldealltm. Indeed, afraid of change. In fact, be
J t is a four-way partner· DWl)'\ will tell you, in their aeu plenty ol room for It.
ship: stlldenta, faculty, ad-fuhion, that they believe But, lD cenenl. be la con-
mmistraticm and commun-ther9 la more hope today for tat enoqp with the erut..
1tv. Much bu alnady been the future of mankind than hlt poUtica1 .,.tem and ap-
sald about the la.st three ever before.
partn«:r• during the develop--The fonm their ideal-pearl 11tidled to 1 e e II:
ment of the Univenity of lam takea are different, chanlt tbroUlb that system.
California, Irvine. maybe narrower than with UCl dudenta are excited
Not much lw been said atudenta of the put. Per· a~ be1nl ta • the start abo~ the student., perhaps hap. thb la because today'• ~a...,~ They are
the most lapor1ut element colleae student.I believe the7
of!e p~. have a more reallltic out-IOIDllWba~ HIS'Ytd about lt,
b barf, If. .. ~ to look taiwlll'd wbat a .mile .. IJJ.... .... are eftn
ge ~ ablat t1CI a penoa cu do abaut chuf-ilflll' 1t ... -.
denta vtntaaw 1Ml Peru,. tn1 tbe wcr1d. • Qalpped one coed: ''Can
It IS eftD praumptuoul. -Tbe problema ol the 1"Q IJUllM ltartiq out at
tlowever, there are 1om• Nearo -tn tbe South and bl a coUett where tbert an
observatiom wbicb can bt aouth Loi Anie1ea -haw ..-._ studata who can
made with aome decree of te.rVed to brtq idealilm ID-no ~
safety. Here aoea : to aharp focua. Toct.1'1 col· tell JOU wbo the &ood pro-
1 oday's students are bet-Iece ltude'tita an utinl ftllon are and what the
tcr prepared for colle1e than some hard queationa, for u-map COUl'tel are?"
today's adulta and youna ample, about what bu hap-"It'• sta:ct,'' ahe said
adults were and they wW penal to the American Ideal wttb a Ill
work harder to get their of equal OIJl)Ol"twait;J. Fot tM t part, thou&h,
degrees. They will have to -With -few uoeptiou, the quatlopt IO deeper than
-there ls more to learn and UCI 1tudenta bold deep ad-tbat -Will UO Un up to
the competition la ttlffer. mlration far the late John a;pectatlou? Will the facul·
The ··~entlemanly C" la a F. Kenntd7. t)' ..S edm1nlltrl.tlon looll
thing of the ~t. But ttudftta wtD tell you upon ttudlnta u they llY
-A surpriainl number of that, to them, bl wu a per· ~?
t.:Cl's charter 1tudenta. ewn ion -not just a put white .. an awareoeu
at the freshman level, al· father who Uwd in a bf& aJDOClC Ucr1 charter Stu.
ready are plannln& to at-white boule lD Wuhinstoo. denta that the anawera to t~nd graduate acbool. ~t do today's 1tudentl tbeM queitiona rell, per·
_ For the D)Olt part, ~ "orry about? bape u never before, with
goaJs of &oday'1 ttudenta are Gndea, loclal llfe, tetttni them.
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LIT US ANA\ YD YCMfl INIUIANCI PIOHAM
JUST CALL
671-1llO • 14f.1111
-·-tda_y · We -----
Present An
Oltl Frientll
We've been part of the UCI Story
since early 1958, when a few far-seeing Orange Coast citizens,
_.with the adive partnership of the DAILY PILOT, began working
to bring the University to this area.
The big news broke late
on the afternoon of Friday, December 11, 1959, when the PILOT
(then a twice-weekly paper) proudly ran off an extra announc-
ing: "IT'S OFFICIAL; UC ~OMING HEREI Regents Accept Irvine
Offer, Final Negotiations to Beg in."
W • shared the thrill
of UCl's dedication in June, 1964. A special DAILY PILOT dedica-
tion issue presented the new university, its administrators and
faculty leaders and their exciting plans to ·the people of the
Orange Coast.
And now, as UCI betlns
its productive life, the DAILY PILOT is proud to have the oppor-
tunity to serve the University's students, faculty and staff, as
residents and as readers.
We will, of course, provide them with all the normal, useful
services of a good daily newspaper: with the new.! and pictures
of their community and of the world; with editorials a n d com-
ic strips; with social notes and stock reports; with sport news
an~ grocery prices; with columnists _and classified ads; with news,
opinion, information and entertainment for their daily use and
enioyment.
lut, most of al ·
the DAILY PILOT will seek to serve the UCI community,. as it
seeks to serve all of the 9range Coast community, with spirit,
with integrity and with dedication.
U..~ ~ ~ Irvine, Edftion~ Coat DAJLY PILOT 1
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Views Will Fl y
At UCI 'Conclave'
Once uch quarter. cW.es
at UCI will be auspeoded
for a day or two wbi1I ltu-
dents, faculty and, perhaps,
some speakers from outside
the university itself. partk-
~ la.., .. ~provoking give and take cm con-
temporary issues.
Tlle quarterly event al·
ready Ml beea dlibbed tbe
"Uct Conclave." Ita pri-
mary aim ls t.o promote in-
tellectual dia.Joiu• between
student.a and faculty.
The first conclave ii ICh•
duled Oct. rt. The question,
appropriately for the new
campw, ii "What ii A Uni-
versity'"
Form.at for the conclave.
generally, will include ad·
dresses bnniiog out aever-
al poin£a of view Oii tile
question at hand. Speakers
appearing before a general
meetinc of atudenu and f9'>
u1ty wUJ set the tone (21' the
conclave. Later. atudenta
and faculty will IDel1
smaller groups for what UCI
oCficlals hope will be eome
1timulatin1 ~
HUNTIU-f'llHllMIN-<AMPERS ao.ATlut
.. e MeMMr ef OUTDOOft l~OftTIMAN taAVICE w S..J.,~,..., ~ Actlvltl• te Ute ........_
CHAITll MIMllllHl.-S are atlll A¥11W.W UtOUOo;;-;n"•·•
Jemeica fnn e Coron• del Ma r
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OCT. 6 '°' IU"IT DINNllt
ANNMRSAlY
BUFFET LUNCHEON
MONDAY ·FRIDAY 5111
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Fact1 About
UCI
Jnlt1el enrollmeal: 1.5'10
~tudents in September, 196.5,
Flrat employe: L. E'. Cox,
who became head of UCI
business actlvltiea ln July,
--~ -Htr tttJe-,. tat.err
changed to vice cJlancellor
for business and fb9ee.
FIRST SCBOLARSIDP:
Donated by Ftf' An.
tron1 of NeWfOrt leeeb
for underpa$a&ea w la •
ahow promllel 11 a.rtta.
Nlckneme : I "Buffalou!"
''Bears?" "1J>ros?" ••aan-
cheros?" Ntbody knlnra.
Seledlon will be up to
charter students.
ALUMNI: None, el
course, but ahmurl of ot!ler
UC campuaet ttvtnc la Or·
ence County kne "8dopt..
eel" UCI.
Locadoa: C a m p u a la
three miles ioland from Cor-
ona del Mar. It ()C>llam ct
I ,!XX> acrea in 1'0lllnl S a a
Joaquin HillJ, l.ad 1'11 do-
nated by Irvtnl Co. Aaotber
SlO acrea wu pun:ba• bf '
UC regents bl Jaiuacy llM
for •UOO an acre.
Facalty: Initial atatt ol
118.
Library: Buie 12,000 ~
umes In 1966; eatimated 250.·
IXX> by 1970; 500,00 by 1'75.
How a. 1et CMn: En-
trance to campua la by U&
versity Drive oft McArthur
Boulevard just IOUtll ol Pal•
isades Road.
Alma Mater: Words, mus-
ic ,.tready IUbmJtW bJ
Frederick M. BaoMa ol Cor-
ona del Mar. &abject to IP"
proval by c It a r ~ t r ~
dent&. , , • ' . UC: Eatab!Wlbed .t Bert·
eley, 1888.
We wi&h to
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Plymo1t•s, Imperials & Simcas, 11d where every ulesman is 1. hperiened 2. Respolli•t•. l Coll'I~~ ·:, ;
EXPERIENCE .
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tr•.ectleft h........ Me MM te talk te eftY9M •IM. Yeur .. a.
man wrftel the ••Ired, .,,...,.. the flnencfftl, •nwrs yeur
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Our men ha" Ileen h1r.t picW fer ...Wllty ..... NflaWUty. W•
expect fhMt te M with ut fer I ..... ....... lacft Is I ,..,.........
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· lndhldll8ll. And ftnally, we are commfttild to an erqph1111 on core theo-
llitlcll bowled• •·hate utJ.ytieal atll1I u the pftme resources of an ~ted man. ....
,,_ -... ,. 'rrmta el ,...,_. u. ~Mly ampiu in their im·
pllcatlw Jar: tb9 ~~
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UnJftnltlM bned_.:all1 pa1&1..Jf: •b to their clUll role of sbbflizln&
ad wttni me. and • for aperimeataUcm and new ideas. Bat DlOlt ban punued Ider counea. We intend to ran the risk of involn· meat in the aertoua problems of our Uma
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We haft avoided the Idea that 'We are setting don a poop of 1ebolan
bi a remote &Jade to ponder the pureq a<»demk . ·-1'Jallt ~.oa:aelftl In the eearch for 10lutiona. a procm which more IDd... lnWme speclalbation, we feel the NIJ)omibillty to upon
......... to Whole ipedruul of ldeu and nluea tblt have lnflUIDOld
mankjnd in the Jou paaqe trom an1ery to the tweatWh een~L.too ~.:::.:: ~-Ill!>~ uad IOCia1 values have beell adopted by ~
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OAl~T Pl&.Of PMCn•
I should like to offer my congratulations to the mem-
bers of the new Irvine educational community. Today our
nation is pulseting with new inspiration, new vision, new
determination to Ifft the quality of American life to levels
never before thought pouible.
There is new realization all over America that nei-
ther our material wealth nor our technological progreu will
continue to hold meaning or purpose •ithout revival at •II
levels of our educational system.
_ ·-_AH tho••. ~i'~ ~da_x..rn_arking jh~ tiN_t flag_ rei~·--iillliiliii"~;;i$~~~~f.iii~-• .,,pu1 •ri--f~
of education which began on thi1 -campus in . J~ne, 1964.
You ere ushering in the beginning of a new cycle of educe·
tioMI achievement.--
New Directions
Are In the Wind
.... .,. Mrioul!y conaid-
... ~tor tome
tJpe ot ltadmt represeaa·
U. la the ecademk senate
ben at UCI. We wa11t to
Mar UMdr vcitca.
.. .,,.. bulc purpolc! ot the
ecedemk MUte, u I w
jt, ii Mlf-eaal1.U -I COft-
Nllt reftew ol what the
mhaatt7 ii do IDS and
...... It .. beaded. lf du·
... CU help U1 fulfill
that hmctloa. tbtn I think
they •t to be beard ln
the ecademk 1eate."
1'bl wordl are tboae of
Dr. A. L Melden. chaimwl
11 ua·, pbibophy depart·
.... 81 bNda I faculty
c ••ttt.t which ii d.rawin1
" bJ-llwl for UCI'• aca· dlmk-....
Tbe MnOG1 auaet t I o n
tMt ...... abo u ld be
dra11'9 brtf acad.tmic COUD·
dJI wbids play 1 major
role Ill abaptq 1 unlversity miCbt come u 1 shock to ....
NSW DOtF;C'110N8
91plrate campw divuioaa
wttb a aatewide academk
senate auembly w b i c b
meets two or three times
each year
Membenhip in the acade-
mic sen.ate lncludea certain
..tmuwtratJve otticen and
all univen.ity pro(eu«1
who have a~ed teaun
ltalut
Off1c11Uy, I.he acac:emic
aenate la a recommeodini
body and lta recommend&·
Uona are subject t" appro-
val by lhe Recenu
1n a very real aenu. how-
ever. I.he senate. both al the
aatewide a n d individual
campus levels. eurd.Jea
powen throueb it.a far·Oun1
committee 1}1tem w h I c h
reaches into virtuaJJy every
phase or univera.lty We
EXTENSIVE POWER
It determines. subject to
approval by I.he Reienu.
conditJocu for admi.uloe ol
•tudenll and for the irant-
inc ot cerlificatet and de-
IJ'M'. It aut.horbea and 10-
tbe Mlf ..arteruta ol the ,. .
culty I « • lltulUoa wbere
the faculty .. pitted qa.Wt
the admJ.nl.atratton.
"And we dot1't want a •it·
ualion iJ1 whJch the admin
latratioa d e p e n d 1 oa a
small, vociferous sroup ot
CacuJty members for ita ta.
formation."
One way to avoid an u..
aituatiom, NJ• Melda, ii
by eocoura11D1 wtduprud
participation bl the actiTI
tiea of the academic ten.ate
"U we fall in th.la, tbe1'
it's quite poulble the MD
ate could deieoera te into r
1maU pnaure JJ"OUP dedi
cated to Ill own interata, ·
be pointa eut.
''But, from what we havt
seu ao far at UCl, l ckm't
think t.bat wtD bappu. I'm
very opdmlrtk.
''Ba.aicaDy. we are an ln
W. t1dq tocetber -1tu-
denta, faculty, admin1a:tr•·
Uoa -ud our baaJc LBW·
est la in makiaf UCI a sreat
WJJvenity."
MIL\'~,.,.
HUMANITIES: 401NED WITH SOCIAL SCIENCE IUILDIN6. THIS IS FOCAL POINT OF UCI CAMPUS · ·
Olt a .Ubllibed collece
c• s a .._. tbe Ivy-~ .,... ddck • the ......
perviaea couna of lutruc· 1 ............................................ ~ ............................................................ .. doll at aU lilvela. It al.lo a · A .•
; 1 dNJ' bt u. budl ol
--tcedemk:i••, Malden ... ... who abare tUI ----........ ....-c 1-"'"d bll edca for eveo
IDlldq IUCll a aua-Uoa.
1'bl1 ma1 be anyway a. oa 11 new and tu facult1 It there IAr,ely be-e.-.., .,. not alra.id to
trJ ... dlnctlom. Indeed.
ltDdlnta wttll I voice In b des e«mcl1a would be
Wltlini ol I DIW direc-
t'-,. u Amerlco unl· .....
WMtber or not atudenll
will be lfva a formal
wk!e ta ucr. academic din ud jUlt what form
that voice nuaht take. have
not yet been delermtned, ac·
cord.bl< to ..delden.
Tbt UCI eenate. which
will be a divtaion of the Uni·
vudtJ'• statewide aude-
mic senate, ta atW "' tta for·
maUve stacea. O!flclal rec-
01D1Uon anci organliaUon of
tbe UCl crouP ii DOt U·
peded unt11 late t.bia fall.
The academic senate bu
beea I,...,. W' I ¥ m
the lil1lln .t ... UllMittJ
Of C.W..... llllce tbl ear-
ly 19• .... tbl .,.
Jey faclllJ nblD.cS apiut
the .._ autocratic oae-
man rulil ol lJatveraity
pre*1r ta ud created the
ora..,.U..
1'bil u.., behind the
aciw1nk ... ta -i.cult7
10~-•u1at...,,
evee Ulla. ltl ~ 10
bac' to the liOddSe Apa.
BEl&ZJ..BY llllT01tY
At U. UC ac8dtmlc MD·
ate '1 IDclptiCll, Berkelef
WH till afww'lltJ, aJtbouP
fac_, members frolll DI·
vis, ""tbl llrleultw'al col·
le1'" '**put bl ..atl acti9ttia
'lll ..... Pft ...
witla till U9lftnltJ ..a
nortlen ad ...._. "°"
UOQt ... t1h'll•Md. la 1-. ........... ' ii:
se 1at1 ... ~· The-"~ .,Ut
waa 84WM Ill favor of
wc:iMa pneral 1upenia10D
over the dbdpline ol stu-
denta. And tt hu .... .... ~ .....
.,.tem ot PM' jl>dpMat.
in tbe ..i.ctioD. promodon
ud d1am.luaJ ol faculty
membln.
"At Uct," uya Dr. Mel·
den. ''tM boalnea ol the
acact.mlc NUle will be to
taka cart ol the lntl.nlte
number ol detalll btvolved
in developint the type of
pr'OIJ"am we want to have.
"Our job will bt to ad·
vise the chancellor. 1JI a
aeue, we wtII bt bi.a eyea
and ean. Re malt lrnow
what'• 1oin.1 on -where
our 1t.ron1 i>Oinll are and
where we need improve·
ment
"For example. the needs
of our library undoubtedly
will be under constant acru·
tJny. Of course. the cban·
cellor ud tbe llbraNa
can't be expected to mow
the detaila about every new
publlcaticm ln every field."
MeldeD pointa out tbat
UC1'1 faculty members are
.._.., _. Mi IJ'ffll." Most,
191 ...... ..,. had exper·
Meet wttl 8*emtc seoatea
al Mim mlwnitiea.
A VOID PITl'AIU
"We are ce111cemed here
with avoldlq the mistakes
we ban IMll elJewhere."
be &aJI. "We want to
aVCIW, at aD costs. a situa·
tioa wbln we hswe an
audlmie ...U devoted to
Exhibit Opens
·.,-.~Century Sculp-
ture : I.Dim," fl.rat ex·
bibtt ol tbe aew UCI Art
Gellcy, eun.Uy may be
..... la tbe Flne A r t a
buS)cttn1. Tbl gallery will
be opm far tllls showing of
tbe M WCl'b worth more
tMa a MM 111Wion dollars 'r..di7 ~ SUnday 12
• I p.a . ad Wedneadaya, n te • J .m. lhrough Oct.
S4.
Who Stud~ What
On Irvine Campus
Besed on their admission applications. UCl's
fird undergredu1t• shident body win be divided
in 1pproirim1tely +his manner:
Biologicel Sciences
Fine Arts
Humanit ies
Physical Sciences
Social Sciences
EnfJl Me ri"'9
Und.c:ided
Men WOfMrt Total
142 89 231
11 56 67
85 238 323
161 59 220
162 143 305
74 I 75
124 150 27'4
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It IRVINE
Voors Is lft -=ittn1 role .•. to shate lft the lnltidon of a Solden new
era in Orange County's lmmedtm future. Yoclte lllttk'I the paca •••
Creating tradition •.. Calling the tune, the lyria and the look that will
ptWail. A chaH•fjns and pleuant prospect, to 1111 dw IMld
We know. We've been there.
Bullock's Fashion Square, once oJ)9n fields and quiet lfOWI, hu
become, in just a few Jhort years. today's ima11 of Oran11 Coonty'1
youns, eleg1nt, open outlook. tt'1 a community of pacmetdna, trend-
makin1 merchants, well-veried in the perennial rntslc of tDmorrow'1
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-BeSf 1n llie-Fre10 -·
Drew Her to Irvine
"My hobby la my work,'
says UCI graduate student
Jara (for Jl.l'Ollava) Kriv·
anek, 24.
She has come a long way
to punue her Interest in
p1ycbobiology at UCI -about 7,494 miles, a1 a mat·
tar of fact.
Jara la from Sydney, Aua-
tralla, where her family
aettled alter fieeln& the
Communin r e & 1 m ~ m
Czecboelovana 14 years
lfO.
At UCI, she is wortinr 11
a raea.rch utlltaDt under
Dr. Jam• L. McGauah.
who. beads the univeral y'1
psychobiology department.
"I came here largely be-
cause I knew of Dr. Mc-
Gaugh'• proferlonal repu-
taUon," Jara e x p I a l n 1.
"Then, too, Jiilycboblology
(the ltod.y of bow buic ani·
mal ftmctioru detennlne be-
havfor) la a relatively new
field and you Ju.st can't find
the instruct.on ln AUJtral-
ia."
'Open the Doors'
All our hopes for peace depend on the kind of
society we can build in the United States. And that
in turn rem on our system of education. I do not
intend for us to settle for an uneasy ~ace for the
world-an inferior society for A,Jnenca -or an
inadequate education for our children.
We are on the frontien of a new America.
Ahead of us is the c-hallenge to make our sy.-
tem work in a dangerous and difficult period-to
demonstrate to a watching and waiting world that
democracy, not communism, represent.a the key to
the future.
Help us demonstrate to the world tlMat people
of compassion and commitment can helt> free their
fellow citizens from the bonds of Injustice and the
pnsons of poverty and the chains of ignonnce.
Help us to open the doors of America'• abon-
da~ and freedom's promise to every man, wt.t·
ever hia race or hh regjon or hia rellgion.
Lyndon I. JohMOn
UCI Dedication Addresa
June, 1984
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Buildings: An Up-to-Date Report
The 1,510-acre campua of
the Univenlty of California.
Irvine, lJ located just off
MacArthur Boulevard three
mllea l.nland from Newport
Buch and about the aame
d.lJtance Ult ot central
Colt.a Mui.
The criOoal 1,000 • acre
site waa dOnated to the uni-
veralty ln 1880 by the Irvine
Company, owners of the sur-
rounding 88,,256.acre Irvine
Ranch. An addition to the
campua waa made ln 1964
when UC Re1enta purcbu-
ed 510 acru of 1rviDe land
for '6,500 an acre.
The +t,QOO.ac:re coutal re-
gion ot the ranch, lncludinl
D10lt ot the land adjacent
to the UCI campu1 ii being
planned for development ••
a unlvertlty ·oriented com-
munity with an estimated
population of 150,000. About
130 acru of thlJ develop-
ment baa been aet Ulde for
a unlftl'11ty buaineas and
abopplnc center JuJt north
of the ca.mpu1.
The university opena with ei&bt major ltrudurel plUJ
Meta Court, a complex of 10
reaidenttal cottacea for 500 amste atudenta.
Here'• a breakdown of
unlver1tty buildings -ex·
iltinl and planned:
INTERIM OFFICE: The
ftnt bafldinl on the cam-
paa -completed 1982 -
10.511 lqUU'e feet -steel
prefab -eott $11~1 -
provided 1pac. for academ-
le and administrative of.
flees until completiOll of ma-
jor buildings th1a summer;
converted to services not ac-
commodated In major build·
inga.
FACUL'n' ~EARCH
FACILrrY: CompJeted 1984
-11,MO square feet -steel
prefab -cost ,189,084 -
U.ba and office• for Jclence
faculty and research proj-
ectJ until oompletloo of In-
itial ma}or bulldinp, now
UJed for reJUrch that can-
not be accommodated tn
major bulldlnlJ.
CORPORA110N YARD
(1)1 Completed 1915 -22,·
791 1quare feet -1teel pre-
fab -COit '298.000 -spaee
for ahop. warebOUM, Jar•&•
tu:nctiona.
COMMONS: Completed
19&5 -24.55& square feet -
reinforced concrete -coct
'772,100 -1nlttal food lflJ'V•
ke faclllty and flnt Incre-
ment of projected student
center.
LIBRARY: Completed
1986 -81,401 square feet -
reinforced concrete -COit
•1.437,700 -houses library
and, for interim period, ad·
mln.Lstrattve olflca.
CAMPUS BALL: Com·
pleted 1986 -G,58$ lq1W'e
ffft -reinforced cux:r•• -COit ll,7177,400 -hOUllS
phyalal education. student ed 1965 -104,9110 1quare
health and university exten-feet -wood frame and
slon, include. gymnasium stucco -coct fl,11150,000 -
which cooverta to a 2,700-housing for 500 dnCle stu-
IUt auembly room. dent. tn 10 ...._.. cot-
'935,000 -housing for mar-
ried student.a and junior
faculty In 100 two-bedroom •
un1u.
ta1• aecommodatina 50 PHYSICAL SCIENCE:
NA11JRAL S C~I ENCE . ta MCh Estimated completion 1988 AND SCIENCE . -1 TT .a lqUaJ'e feet -re-
llALL: Completed 19'5 -ENTIAL APART· lnforced concrete -estt-
124,273 square feet -~ MENTS: Slated for compl• mated COit '8,170,000 -
forced concnte -cost $2,· tion 1981 _ 11,100 equan ~ma, labt, and of.
9'l8,000 -conJtsta of two feet _ wood frame and fide. for physics, chem.la·
structuru: a one-story, ~-stucco _ atimated coct try Uld mathematics.
seat le<:ture ball and a ftve-'860,oot _ bouatac for mar-F--------:!!
story cladrOom, laboratory rled studenta and junlor tac-
and oUlce buildlnl boua1nt ulty members In SJ two-bed-
tbe natural ldencel and, tor room and • ooHednlolll an lntert.m period, pbyrtcal untta ldencea, eqineertq a D d '
matbematlct.
BUMAN'ITIES • SOCIAL
SCIENCE AND P'IN£
ARTS: Completed 19'5 -
98,7U lqUU'e feet -rein-
forced coocrete -cmt '2,·
179,200 -two ltluctureJ: •
flVHtory office bulldlq and
a three • story claaroom bull.dint bouaing bumanl-
RESIDENCE RALL (D):
Eltimated compi.tlon 1J8'7
-100,000 IQUaA feet -
wood frame and lbaceo -
uttmated cost '1.173,000 -
bou.atni for 300 linlle stu-
denta 1n 11.x Jepante ~
tace1 accommodatin( _ 50
atudeDta tacb, plUI dJn1.nC
com.mom for 1,200 atudentl.
tiea and, for an iDterlm .,.. neoern.,........ • nART· rtod, 1odal ldencea and ~Ul.rA't UA&I AC
fine a.rU. MENTS (D): . Eltlmated completion 1987 -71,000
CENTRAL PLANT: Com-square feet -wood frame
pleted 1985 -22,192 square •-::;::and==ltu=cco==e1=tima==ted=CG1t=:I feet -reinforced concrete 1"'
-cost "187,&00 -bowea
central beatinl and alr-<XJD· dlttonlnC equipment Mrvtnc
central campul by under-
p'OUDd tunMl 11st.m. Alao
hOUMI central telephone ol· ace.
MESA OOUJtT: Compa.t..
WELCOME UCI TO OUR COMMUNITY!
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COSTA MESA CHAMBER of COMMERCE'
e Ofl'IClltS ancf DIRECTORS e
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OAILY '91.0T P'HOTO
FUTURE DOCTOR. Poo-
Y• Hooshm1nd wil re-
turn to her n1tive Iran
•fter completing medi-
c.I education in U.S.
She's on scholarship 1t
UCI.
• r
Wrestles English, Pooya
Still Hits a 3.17 GPA
• Poo,a HOOlhmand comes bound for Texas where an work at UCI, Pooya will d'* ateneu of tht place and
, from Iran (lbe still calls it uncle has an optometry vote four mort years of d.rcurrutancea.
prectlce. 1tudy to 1eneral medicine, The family coaUnuea to
Penia) where the new year probably at the UCLA med-mark the advent of noros
(noroz) beginl at the first PRACTICED HARD ical school, and an addi· each March n by obHrv·
moment or 1pring and fam-"My father wants me to tional two or three years to ing tbe Penlall custom of
Wei celebrate its arrival •peak perfect Enghsh and specializing in diseases of charbeblory -m a k l n I
with a l3-day festl••al this cannot be learned ex-the eyes and ears. The time fires on the lalt WedneldaJ
"On the Ont day of the cept where Englilh 11 spoil-make3 no difference, she of the old year to burn
en," Pooya says. "I studied says, because she loves to away all badnesa.
ttlebration everyone · no it as a foreign language in go to school.
exceptions . . wears new Persia, but did not learn When prorwrly qualified IDEA EXCHANGE
cl ..... ~, ......... -nlains. "But '-ll I ..-A_...,.,.,...... f-"'-1•-._... --r enough to 1pea .. we . . b ill t lo I __ .. ..... ..... _ cuu111J _. on the l.3tb day, there is could wrtt.e it. The time we 1 e w re um ran IUN denll wttb Alcb tndM'ou
much care and people atay ltayed in Teua I enrolled practice her ipeclalty there. la Important, p_,. tte1a.
ouUide of the home." l I and "Doctora are needed in my __ .. •"'-•-"~ _ _. ._._ in a h gh 1ehoo pr1c· country," Pooya poinla out, &UY 11'1:1 ......,. _._. --~
When Pooya came lo the ticed Engliah bard." Pooya "and there are not adequate in tbe acti'ritiet of lnterna-
UnJted Stales she s o o n also speaks Persian, French hospital raciliUu or enough tlonal type ctubl. Partlci·
learned that here also the and a little Arabic. achools in which to itudy paUn( in IUCb a &rmP is
number 13 arouses caution, When it came Umf! to en-medicine.'' not a w1y of belnf 1et es~lally when It £alls on roll in college, Pooya was d apart u 1be 1ee1 lt, but
a riday. OCc b Of being a woman OC· ,..•"--r a ....i-.a ol -JUno guided to choose y a t h "It ill be • .u.., ...... a.-• How curious it seems to cousin who wu then study-or, 1 e says -7 place and 1he k>okt forward
h"'ar that it was on Fr1·day, Ch "-Il very hard, because want to j....i .. i ... the io or • other .. 1ng at apman ""' ege. a home a1Jo and I will have -........ ~ UCJ Aug. 13, 1865, that she re-The family settled in Or-obligations to a husband foreicn 1ludenla 011
celved a letter from the ange where Siroua, 14, at· and chlldren. ,. campua in 1uch ID ergani-
Unlvenity of California, Ir-tends Peralta Junior Hlgb ution.
vine, announcing her selec-and Horomz, ta, la out for DIFFERENCES TOLD AJthoUCb aomeGDt told
lion for an S800 scholarship the football tum at Oran&e Family life la especially ber that ftve or m ltudenla
and thereby ensuring a Hlgh School Ptrolll, 19, wu Important to most people ln from her country wen ez.
place for her among the graduated from Orange her country, Pooya uya. pected oa !.be In1De cam·
charter student body. High School and now la a "Life lo Persia LI different pu.a, Pooya knows pe.rsonal-
"It wu almost more than freshman at OCC. He also from here and lt even dlf· ly of ooly one, allo a for·
I could beUeve." says Poo-may choose medicine for a fers b e t w e e n flrnilles mer student 1t OOC.
ya, trying hard to temper career, accordlnc to Pooya. t.hert," ahe explains. Foreip ltudeDta llkt to
her excitement so that her An ''A" 1tudent ln Iran, "For example, Ufe Is come to the UDtted Stat.ea
En&llsh doesn't faller. Pooya admJll alight fruatra· more restricted for girls in to study becaue "It Item.a
It was while a student al tJon at not be1ni 1ble to lhlrd clau famille1, but not like a new WCldd." Pooya
On.Dre Coall College that maintain 1uch a perfect rec-10 in firrt cl.ua families. uya. "EYeryCme in Penta
--21 y•••-Ald "-auty first ord In her ltudiu here. "A. &irl from a flnt -'-·· bu tbe ldea that there wtD -• ~...., ""' ~ ---fr_....om --~ ... _ .. __ _. the ta''-about a new "A.lway1 I'm makinc C'• .,. ...... • -.... ,,_ ...... u a.a. Penian family could ex· ,J Uf .....,. "'-·-' lt at Irvine In English here,'' 1be 11y1. way w • wua .,. mOl'9 w.wven y campus ...,.. to have many of the _.,.._, far --. -..~ '-__ .. mad"' an annnintmenl "Once I made a ''B" ... but ...,... .--4;...--a.-n 111
a.LIU ~ rr-same aoda1 c:rppottunltitt .. America tbD 1D .... _ to see Mr. Lyle Gainsley, I know why it ii IO and be-allowed here 1D America." "" ... vr nctatrar and admissions of· cause I know that I am do-,.,_. 11 II barder for• llu-
ticer. ing my best 1 am aalilfled.'~ Still, even amonc f Ir 1 t dent ... ,ldmMlf."
"I was not sure myself E v en with be:r lanpge alaal famlliu (family lta· H•tMt'J.l If t. frietlllft
till tion 111 determined by com· Unea ,J .c_ ..... ..,__,_ r: what would happen with my problems, Pooya I man· munity poslUon, fa m l l Y • ws~
appllci&tion ... Pooya rel'ates. ages to average an approxJ· "name" and financial 1lat· ~1:0:?-: ~ -~--
"but I wanted so much to mate 3·17 lfade points. ua) there would be no sin-I fo~ a..t ~~cD
be accepted. MUSIC LOVER ale dating u we know it in ference1 at Ill. I baw suda
HUNCH IS RIGHT Her fint quarter schedule lhil country, accordin& to a nlc. rtlaUoUhtp with IQ
"My mother asked 'What at UCI will include cl.ulea Pooya. frlenda, )llN." · ! wm you do lf you don't get in chemlatry, French, c.al· Wbeb the Hooabmandl ~ la ~
tn?', but I made no other culus, bioloO and perhapa came to tM UDlted Stata for Pol,a.·Wfto ~ e.
plans." music. to live, family cuatoma were amoaa tM lucklMt
Tbe icholarship was un-"l would love to be a part retained, but Pooya polnla tn the wad4 rtpt now.
uaually important to Pooya of the univeralty orchatra," out that aome of them may tbOle 1fbo bow bu supta&
wbo must work anyway to Pooya confides. "At OCC I have been "1.ued a bit. t b at Pooya'1 bappham
Hve ahead for the six or played flute and music l1 so When she wanta to accept cou14 ~ -=~~ wonderful for me I would a social qqtJDent lbe her ~ :9t!e~~~·r: r:~~e '!~~h like to continue tl" 1tlll look.a to ber mother for _,,. f«t ~ •
the plan• to undertake and __ Al_t_e_r _ber_ .... under __ ll'Ad __ ua_te_a_decill __ on_on_tbe __ app __ • __ 1-_W.._."""'"'"'-----_,,. ....
becauae the money for her
education is "divided by
•l&bt when it ill tran111Bled
into American currency."
Thi Csautbter of a ~o
eral medical practitioner in
Damahan, Iran, Pooya bu
ahray1 wanted to be Ute
her father. It wu her fath·
et"1 decllJon that 1he study
in the United Stata.
Sbt attended h.lgb ,chool
ln the capital clty of Ttb-
JU, and came to tbt Unit.cl
Stat.a •bortl1 after ~ atloD in 1911. But llM dldll't :.::__ ··---~~--__ ....... _ -.. _ ~ -~ ID1 -...-
CGID9 bJ the...... to
.. lllld find tt ..., dim-
-....... aceutomecl ...• ,,, ....... ........ • . . tblDll ...... " ...,.
ap11tm. ''Mr fatlm-felt
111 mother sboald coma with
.. IDd al.lo ID.1 bl'OU\en. ''
And to Mn. Lyly BOOlb-...S. ,..,. ud .........
.. , Pliw. Hoaeru .. m.;
Wl Ina for Amlricl,
, , ,
• • • YOUR HOME-, ', • • •
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,._. 5 .. PM.A.~_,...._ ... ..._., lewtr Niii tnl1•h
UNIVERSITY
SALES AND SERVICE
OLDSMOBILE
Welcomes Another University
UNIVERSITY
OF
CALIFORNIA
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"We have designed this facility with you in mind from every standpoint in·
eluding sales of new and used cars, 1ervice on your car, body and paint worlc
and parts •...•
We have tried to 9ive you the maximum amount of selection and of aer·
vice for your every auto need, with the minimum expencUtur• of your time
and money •..
I think you will be proud of your new automotive center. 1 loolC forward to
personally meeting you in the very near future. T eke time to atop in end walk
around our full 4 acres of automotive excellence and talk to any of our staff
about eny phase of th• automotive center. You'll enfoy every min~" • •
OUR CREED _____ _,
rti-We will recognize the Golden Rule u the bD for all our d..U. ..
'(:( We will sell only product.a which we cu back up with ear~
guarantee. * We wU1 make no promiaea which we are unable to bep. * We will ltrin to offer u y aemce neceuary or delirabla for tM
, proper satilfadion of oar cuatomen.
~ We wfl1 pve ftl'lt attention to uy who may ban a Jecltamlte
complaJnt and do nerythtn1 in oar powert o cornet tbt cm.. of
IUcb complaint. * We will make every effort to meet and a.ceed the otfertnp ol ear
competitors abort of 'fiolatlnf the potnta or prindplel ol tbll
creed.
-tr We will endeavor to practice absolute truthfulnea in our ldvertl>
int and our deallnc.
-tr We wt11 keep in mind at all ttmea that our poltilon and Prutii•
depend on oar ablltty to practice thil creed.
"WE ARE NEVER SATISFIED-UNTIL YOU ARE" •
" '\
SALES & SERV1ei
••
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.. .
1~ HIART OF UCI -Ce~~. as en~isioned by UCI planners: would mark the rn, ctnter of the 16-acre park designed as focll! of univenlty life. To be financed l::l:wttb private fundJ, the aoarlng cam pan Ue would be viaible from every part of
1:1Utbe campua from this position at the heart of the concentric plan.
111Fi · ·
First Rule: No Nmueue
What It Takes to Get
Hen la what it taket to
e&n1 a BA delJ'M at th•
UDivenity of Callfonda, Ir·
vine:
certain minimum proficlen-ceaafully complete counea ,., the 45 coanr · .: for
cy ln the EntJ,11b 1u-wblch s:.!.1:.~ the requ.tr. craduaticn. moat be tabn
guage. Ube can't, he'll have ment. in dM.llana otblr tha· the ltudlnt'11 ....... ~-ot COD-to pasa a special EnatiJb -tr1tlr• Of th""3e ... '--• UCI RF.OfTJRV'9~1 ~.. ~ .w coune auOWD U "SUbjed coartel, dx must b in one NO NONSENSE: UCI fac-A." 1-Grade average of at .,,.._ memhen bav. served , __ _. dhillca, three m: _ be tn
..... 7 It ia a DOD~t courae ~L C. anott-er dfvhfon and thrM
notice they are not IOlni to and costa an extra $35. 'nl.1a 2-Cr·dlt for 45 counet, men must be L. still an· toJsat. eo-caDed • ........,.._ including 18 counea at the o(ber dlvilion..
B.A.
~
tab aix COU?'MI in that
fteJd (Hnmaalties DlYiaioo).
Then, to tu1ft1l the totardla-
dplinar)' requirement, he
mu.st tab three counu in
each ol two other dlvWom.
eltblr Bloloeical Sclencet,
Jl'tne Alta, ar PhJlical Sci·
tDCel.
... --11 the unlua-U..•a .. ,, of j·-·---1-,_, ~ lloul ltudenta," who mla:bt nin•y ~~ UWU£·S~ •TISM ~ Tbla, in part, S. wbat COURSE UMJTA.'l10NS:
be tncHnecl to latter along tellinl ltudenta they ahou1d can tr ·~...,ed. by cour., UC1 t:.caltJ IUIDben w Undersrad tet are apeet..
have leamed ft in b18h wor" by aamlnatioo, or ......_ th• J talk about ...1 .... •-'--a m'-h•m .... ot tM path toward a collec• achool by otiter evaluation. ... _ -.. '"' ..... ,,... -
education ~ .. "' ln"terdisdpll.nary ap-three counes Mela quart!r. There t. also a unlver-3-La~t three quarter: ot y4 -... Four COUlMI are conaldlr-
' TM UCI facultJ requJna, aity-wide reqail9ment call· vork prln.. to graduation Far tnmple, a student ed a mulmum 1oed for UT
w1tb rare ~ ad-ing for a lmowledc• of must be taken on tht UCI IM1 be maJmnc In Po1Jt1.. one quarter. Ex•:epiom s-
Tlw the StQdeat A.cldml· American blatory and buti· campus. cal ldlnce( Sodal Sdacel u.e llm11atlonl au ,..
le Rancfbook, that atudnta tutiona. student. can pua 4-At lea.d U counea, or Dtmtoa). He may want to jec:t to QIP1"CWa1 by tht lbt-
m.lb a.orma1 Pl'OINll to-_• _apeclal...;;.... __ n1_m..;.., _or __ 111e_· _.;..all;;.::gb:.:.:.U:::y:..1..:.e•:.:s.....:than:.:::::...;one-:;;;;;;..:.:fourth;,;;;,;;;;;;:_.::m:::bw::;;;:....;;ln::.:.::hlltory:::.;.;;;;,,::..:.• ...;;'°.:....;'mlUld;,;.;;;;;.......;;den::;:::t'..:.•..:dl::.:.::Vlslanal::.;:;:;:;;..;dea:;;;;::D;;;__
ward a dqrel. U atudeDta
doll 't, they art aubject ~
d1nn1aaJ, adda the hind·
boot.
"Narmal prosrea' meana
cboOOnc the ~ counet
u well u beplnC *'*'-up
(at leut a C averaae).
Generally, ucordJ.ni to
the handbook, a tun time
abldent ahould be able to
fuJJlll 'reqUlrementa for the
BA degree within 12 quar·
ten (four yean).
UNIVERSITY-WIDE RE·
QUIREMENTS: Each ltu·
dent mOJt demonstrate a
LARGF.ST BUILDING
Largeat structure at UCI
will be a J9..m1:>fy pbysl· ancea ra . wRh
conatruction slated to begin
in 1966, far completion early
ln 1988. The building also
.,.
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will be the flnt to be added err. d J ~ the initial academic u rtUt olJtgeJt
buildings already complet-
ed. $ie6t S!ottd
LIBRARY TO GROW Rlnp aa beautiful as the pwi>oee
The initial UCI library tor which they were made ... to collection of 90,000 volumes be worn with love.
ls planned for expansion to
400,000 volumes by 1971. Famol1a names · · · Oranie Bio.-
Collections at UCLA and IOl'1\, A.rt.carved. Jabel · · · or your
!!
own ~ desiln cuatom-made UC, Berkeley, a1ao are tor....,, 1n our fully -·"--" ahop "' ..................
CHABMING
MINIATOBBS
m t4-~t.
Gold FiRecl or
Stemng
available to faculty and atu· at u;-We9tcllff P~~ .:.:,.-.....,
denta at UCI through an l••••••••••••••..._,••lteedl•lllllllll••••ml .. •••••••••• .. inter-campus loan system.
•one-stop' shopping
e.t its finest!
BIENVENIDO UCI • • •
. ... ~·
JUST AS THE MISmONS or YEARS AGO, INTRODUCED CULTURAL
AC'I1VITY TO THE AREA ... YOUR COMING LIKEWISE IS A SIGNIFI·
CANT HISI'ORICAL MILFSI'ON!, CONTRIBUTING TO OUR CONTIN·
UAL EDUCA110NAL PROO~ ... WE THEREFORE GREET YOU
IN THE SAME WARM CORDIAL MANNER EXTENDED NEWCOMERS
IN TBJ: PASr, KNOWING THAT YOUR ENDEAVORS WilL HELP
-...__-ORANGE COUNTY A'ITAIN GREATER AOCOMPUSHMENTS IN rrs
nm.JR!! .•.
'
..
Communit11 SllflP•• i
It's Helping Make
UCI Feel at Home
-c........,.!T:E be I pretty IOUDdin& term UD frmn-
lated lrto namu ud faca.
llowUfC 1 Ja .. cue ol UC. lnlle, u. tn lfdm pnce:Jr I al .._ x..t,J
-.-fhMI Or••r• 01111t.1 rw' 3 I dliii:ll1M ... t 0
... ., •• , Mb
JCllrrillC -.... .... ~ ....... , 3 ,, ..
~ " c.at• in ~~-"7Mck 1n li!B when • tbll Irvine :im,J:.' llae W tint WI&
Tultay u tbe first cluset
an be~cted near where h ,_a•
ablnllf C J W for~ ...... 1111111) .....
ol Newpart Bead!; C. C. president, Mn. n.a Bee·
Qwbr ud Boward B. Law· era, Newport ~ fld:rd
IOI!, ~. Oldl P'. Bos. vice preaidenl~ Mn. Jamu
paw, Placentia; 8'lld Lee J . McG1U&ll. NtwpDI't Budl.
Ra$ ,.-• Jmtin M. Ken-secretary; .Mn. Bartin
111"7 md fl*r J. Remmel, Beek. Balboa.~
• of Slltl&a Am. secretMy. and Mrs. Edlat
PRIEND8 OP TllE Hill. Newport Beacl, frea· surer. m•••Y. ua Serviq OD Uie lliftiwJ
~ a mon spedal· board, which baa ..W
._. !'tllll8 ol ~ty repreae.otaUoo df'dded b.
.....-rt mcu.ttile • the tween the wdn:r111f:J, ~ •D'*nlwr FrlendS ol the IOIZ1h coat uu ud tM
Library, UCI. northern interest section,
Dedicated to en~ ... lhe Mmes. Daniel G.
contributions lo bo.11d Ute Aldrta. Ralph Gerard, G.-
ed ........ ft' 3 "
UCI -pt",a._.
deac --2., .........
Frimi11 '"""-II 0 J a
•ary•s lniu.I 100,000 vol-aid Slnytia. Samuel Mc·
wm colledf9n ud upud QJiloch, Raurd Adam.1,
ita fatlllU. beymd U. I). Arthur Marder, &bert
mUa It De Ubr_, ba1tcet. Weed. Robert Mlishall,
the 09oprofit c.,...u. JobD Heward Scraggs, Eve-•ts • two m.p.talld Jy9 Sherwood. Wllllam Tnr.r. 6ROWS .,.ia: 0) the crestkm el a Spar~n. Josepl Rosener, A r ~ : FIRST FOLIAGE ON CAt.llUS DOTS WAJ.iWAY WHERE llANCH CATTLE HAD ...,.Wiii>
..unplabed reference and Sue Hitchman and Betty t ~~~~and ~)~• ~un~rs. all el ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~-~---~--~~~~~~ lilt .. --~ . suppmt «SJ : r __.
'repc tatlW.a..
· meMiiMr ti ~ . : matllJ ... netr par-
• pote1 . ..... all De WIY
' from ""lnlttlJ U. commu-
nltiM md tba UDiftraltJ la
the dn9; mt ,, ..... tntenedMi m a1mn1 aa-
ter'' to a mt the Jnndt. tni of UCJ'a h crew ln
-· &be, "llflna II JW _...._... .... --
FRIENDS OI' t0
lAlma Belch 1ttorMy
Bad Ill. Coffin la the ftrtt
... n'L....., ... t ,, ... --Fn.lil ti OCJ~ ......
ed --..., ,, a. .np. nal '711 0 " ...... to,.
newOw*lllllplrt..,tllll& the........,.., .....
iooeil ... --• !'llltJ. °"""DJ' ....... , , ,
durtlJ DI •• Y al I
Dotrfid &j 'A, Giii
ll'Olf -.. ~ bl tint. ~ .. aar.t
memMlbfp lrca cmoup.. .. an.. OlmlJ ..
soatbeut !..at Anfdn.
Movtne toward tnterac,
lion of the commu:nJtie1 and
the unlveraity u a 01111 II
&Jld lntelledull c.-..
hopeful of .... .. lb
in matten ,.... ---D.iq .......... _...,.
~ .. bupwW, rm.II
of UCI plml JWllcts I Me
ta w • I .--.
pm Ila a '1N _. •
aiJflDOI Ill •111k5 I .. ol. f::t. ';!. !:L=. om.. df'll*' an Jo.eol
E. Preinlnt•. Santa Au.
and Keltb F. Cordrey,~
Jetton. ftcie Jrmdlldl: H.
Lawrt.nm HJcbey, I a• t I
Ana. llCftts)'. and BSTJ
J . 1Aleft1, S.ta A a a,
treuser.
Aleo ..... a. aeea-
tlve CWl!mfttee .,. Walt«
B u r r 0.' b I and E . J.
"B~ Power, Kewpart
Beach; Fla,d o.rtrell,
Long Buch; Walter E.
Smith, Oranae; Mn. WU.
llam S. Hollte1n. Corona del
Mar, P.S D. Gdtm. t...
pm Beach; and John Raa
aad Hector G. Godinez,
lcl1a Ana. Power and Bur·
, ... raqba were tbe prime or·
~' paa1sen behind the UCl
movement and served u
: ·: pnaident and cbalrmaD of
• -: tbe orlgin.t "F!tlnds."
• .. Memben of the board of
: directors Include the follow·
lq:
&bert A. Dally. James
M. Day. Dr. Joseph R.
Enek. Dr. L. Kenneth Heu-
Jer, Cbarlu A. Peancm a
Bernardo M. Yorba, 1Il of
Anaheim; Dr. Robert w.
Crecca, the Rev. Edwin C.
Gomke, and Mn. label. A.
· Ptue~ Corona del Mar;
Carl K. Bolwlll aad Wait.r
.B. Mellott, both of Colt&
Mesa ; Wik B. a.an.,
hllerton; George B. Hon·
old, Garden Grove, Mervin
N. Glow. Loni Beach.
And, Mn. Dorothy G.
A.bmanaon. John E. Carr.
Mn. Robert Guuenbelm,
Jclbn B. Lawson, John Mac·
Mb, John A. Murdy Jr. and o. w. "Dick" Richard, au
accwn•tion and preserva-Beach.
tion of • permanent histor> And, the Mmes. F . S.
cal callection of Orange Rowland and Edgar Wit·
C'.ounty memorabJlla. mer. both of Corona del
FrleM.a of the Library Mar; Rlanche W. Harvey,
alao wll uai.at in arranginl Laguna Hills; hhn Opfell,
exbibita, lectures and oth~ Orange; Charles Peterson,
events to stimulate interest Fullerton. W1llimn S. Gibbs,
in boob and the fine am. Huntington Beach; Robert
Voluae One, Number Gordon, Westminster, and
One, ol the "Friends of the Thomas L. Duque, Sa.ota
\]Cl Library News" waa Ana . "publlitlld 'llm-ix>.Dtnh. jQJ--·---•• ---• -~unciae an unprecedellUd NEWPORT 11KRmm-
contribation of $10,0GO to CHAMBER
the library months before l"CJ COMMmEE
the umnrsity opened. Working closdy with UCI
Listed as members al Town and Gown ln the area
the fomding committee and of hosp1ta1Jty, but on a
servlnl in places of leader· community rather than •
ahip are B. N. Desenberg area-wMie left}, ls the UCI
of Conm,t dd Mar, presi-Uatacm Committff of the
dent (h also serws ex-Newport Harbor Chamber
officio on tbe bo&rd ol o! Cornzneret.
d1rectan of Fneads al This 11ew1y organhed
UCl); PR! Grtem and Mn. group w1D jotn a lllbolm-
Edward Mittelman, botk ol mW.ee of UCI Towa md
Fulle.rtao. Adolph Kroch, Gown to aid ln serving u
LQuna Beach, and A. J. ho&ta and ho1teaea for~ ~. Santa An, .tee ttngutstied campus ~.
pruldenta; Mrs. Lawrence In addition. t.bt com-
Petenon, Santa Ana, aec:re-mlttee plans help ta other
tary; Mrs. Edward SU.. areas sucb • ~.
brom, Santa Ana, tra-part-time enplujmeat ud
aurer; Mn. DoaMI ~ h o 11 1 la c far ttwW1.
c.&a Mesa. pm1l8dtJ cblir-award s 1-1 ipldl aM .. ; Dauld Madcnn, lpCial nmta.
lllD Au, Nat.-; Mn. 0 . W. "Dick" Ricbarcl If ~rm;.:=,.~ Corona del Mar ad me.
--ard lteWDI .. J(_,.t -• _.. n-111 N-Bad ... codDua el ,__: .Wa J. Jacolll, ti. ctwnhrr UCI ™""dt .. Oanna did Mar; Vick Knitht. Y~ Ltnda; IAOn tee.
Ware, Newport Bffch, and BIG 1 BOOSTEU
Mn. Frank Wat.en, OlroDa Both Richard and Stevens
del Mar. Serving ex-officio wear two hats ln UCI com·
are Chancellor Aldrich, H. rnunity support groups -
B. Atwood, UCl ;>ublic af· Richard's addltlg,nal reapon·
lain om.cer and John E. aiblllty beinc t6 the board
Smltb, university Hbnria. ot dtredan ol 1'riaMtl of
UCI TOWN AND GOWN UCl and Stevem as preal-
Women realdenu of the dent ol Bll I Boost.en. Orme• County and south-Stmnar ln natun to such
eat Los Angeles area have groups u the Trojan Club
I 1pecial opportunity to at USC, the Sportsmen of
meet the women who ire tbe South at UCLA, the
associated with UCI and Buck Club at Stanford and
join them in educational the Golden "C" Club at
and cu 1 tu r al activities Berkeley, the Bic I Boost.era tbroaO tbe new campu' will DI and promote tbe
Town •nd Gown orgllllu-UCI lntacolkliata .W.UC
tion. program.
An outgrowth of the hos-Stevens saJd the Big I
pUaltty of ~ group of south will embark • u -aerea-
COllt w-en who were hos· 1ive Pl'Oll'IJil to 1*e ab.-
teuea1 Ill .veral coffees letic ecbolarablp fmda r..
plalmed to ~ newly· deaenl.ng UCl 1tudlata at
attMnt faculty wives and en.=ourage adhe Interest
help them get acquainted. in athletic eventa at the
UCI Town and Gown now university. A membership
U. aome 400 mamben. drive currently Y under
To promote and support way.
andentad:bt1 b t twe e n Founders ol Rowiq, a
members of the university part of the booster organJ.
and tt. aarroand1.q com-zatioa, haft dnotlld special
munltiea. the group plarui interest toward raising
to ICbedale a proeram of funda toe~ the latmch-
eventa that will provide In-ing of UCI'a first crew in .uaa.o. ror puraulng joint the aprtni or ua
cultural, educational and Member* of the execu·
IDdal mt.re.ta. UV. c:onuntttee who warted
Charter officen of the with StevtnJ ~ developing
IJ'WP lnc1ude Min AIMS pl.am for tM booster or-
Blomqulat of N e w p o r t ganitation include the fol·
Beach, president (who also lollting:
serves ex-officio on the William B. Hale, New·
board of d I r e c t o r s of t><>rt Beach, vice president;
Friends of UCI): Mrs. Paul F. Marx, Ssu:lta .-,
Richard Balch of Newport secretary; Thomas A ........
Beach, first vice president; Newport Beach, tr 111rw. Mn. Jamea Carroll, New· &beet B. Mllma, .... ,.,
port Beach, second vice (Coatblaed 01 ,... .... )
Our Sincerest Congratulations to
Welcome to ·our Area
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WELCOME UCI
THE IUllHUS PIOPU OF
BALBOA ISLAND
Variety Store
213 Marine Ave.
G• Burton's Carousel
219 Mari• Ave .
S.O.S. Radio & TY
IAUOA
ISLAND
322 Mlri11 AYe.
Sporting Goods
222 Marine ·Ave.
Wash ..... Cleiners
329 Mille An.
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SLAND RIENPS-~-
The Camera Shop
215 M1ri1e An .
Sawyer's Sport Shop
207 Marine Ave.
Book Shop :Ll:
306 Marine Ate.
Gaynor Realty Company
216 Marine Ave.
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It Te~ Wlao'• Studping Wlaat
ompqt~r Begins to Catch Up With Education
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P ORTABLEs FIRST BOOKSTORE IS TRAILER FOR NOW
:~What Does It Cost?
Without Frills, About $1,711 a Year
The opportunity for tuition-free,
,.. public education in California bu long
been looked upon 11 one of the great
strengt.ha of the state'• educational
, system.
But education at the University of
Incidental fees have been raised
three times in the past five years by
UC Regents. Tbe last hike -$40 a
year -came June 19, 1964, at a Re·
pota meeting in Newport Beach.
Callf ornia does not come without a University President Clark Kerr said
the increase was a necessity, but Ja.
mented: ~ price tag.
"" , California resident. do not pay tui-
: tion, 11 ruch. TWtion fee1 for out.-of-''Inch by inch, the door to free, pub-
lic higher education in California iJ
being closed." <# state rtudentl 1111ount to '800 a bear. .. ". All rtudentl currenUy pa7 '22 an-ln addition to incidental fees, the
typical UCI student Um year will pay
an estimated H in student body fees .
S900 for room and board at a uni·
ventty residence hall. about SlOO for
boob and supplies and about S482 for
penonal expeDtea .
t nually ln "inddental feea.' Much of
•1 ~ the money goes for student fadlltiel
.: ' and services no longer underwritten
.~ by the state. t These include tuch itema aa atudent
,. unioDJ, rtudent health cl.inJct. intr• . i;: mural and tntercollegtat. athletic f•
~ cilitlea an4 placement •mca. It all adds up to Sl,711 a year. .. ... .
1_ Community Support ••• .. ... • ~,'(Continued Frens Preeediai :C\ Pat e)
r., • t ' Beacll and John Wilton Jr.,
... Coroca de1 Mar. :t Servin& • tbe Bia I t board of dlnctor1 are Keith
• F. CordreJ, Manball Duf.
•• field, Geerlw D. -Oodfn7,
:: Dr. James G. Kidd, David
1o1t. A. M~ and c;.arp -.l L. Woodford Ir., aD of N..,.
:;\ port BMch; Jerald W. * • Dnwdy, Lapa ne.d>; I •\ Lem R. l'lnleJ, Qa:remont; Roo.t J!!. Holmes, Onqe;
, Donald P. )[flDJMICIJ, Warren
·• Sikora. M. J. (Clipper)
: Smith. John II. Ward and
Geo11e Yardley, all of been alumni activity on the
Santa Ana; Marvin E. Law-Irvine campus, with the
nnce, Tustin; Richard all-university alumni picnic
Lyon, Balhoe; Ernest A. staged there for the put
McGID, Wutm.lnater; Frank two years. And the campus
G. Mlchelma, Anaheim; has an informal tie with the
WDl1am R. Moody, Corona UC Alumni Club of Orange
del Mar; J. L. Prell, Garden County through interest ex-
Grove. and M. W. Welds, pressed by the graduatea
Fullerton. of other UC campuaea who
ALUMNI live ln the general Irvine
loc.Uty. Franch F. Martin
Slnoe the UCI campus ot Fullerton la pl"Nident of
will not have alwnni un-the county group'• uecu-
W 1988 and then only in tive council.
small numbers for several
years, there IJ no official GALLERY ARTS COUNCIL,
IJ'vtne AlW'DDi Auoclation. ASSOCIATES
However, there already bu The two most recent ad·· • .====================================================== ..,
\ . CONGRATULATIONS
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
Dwa,J R~., IGalbJ
I 0038 McFADDEN
WESTMINSTER. CALIFORNIA
531-5222
Residentlel -Act.et• -Commerciel
lncluatrials
ANYWHERE ·
IN THI US
.
Whlle UCl's more than
1,500 studenta atruU)ed Jut
week with the traditional
enrollment problenu of jug-
gling data~ and atalld-
ing in llnet, Lyle C. Galna·
ley, registrar and adJD1&.
1l0111 officer l11ued a pre·
diction of better tblnga tA>
come.
He's talking about com·
puterized enrollment -spe·
cifically aomethlnt called a
"real time computer J>?OC·
e11." Now betna dlVeloped
cooperatively by Pnd M.
Tonp, ~ ol the UJ:=I
c • m p u te r fadJltJ. and
Galnaley, the 1IDlqQe elec.
tronlc registration procea
ii expected to be perfected
in Ume for wtn~r quarter
enrollment use.
IN TEST STAGE
Accordlnt to the plan
which already la In U. test-
ing ~-·"enrollment ter-minab,.. speda1 tJ'pnrite.r-
llb comolu would be set
up on the third Ooor of the
Fine Arta build.inf, two ltv·
els above the campus com·
puter laboratory.
Here the operators of re·
mote consolea could enter
each atudent'a requirements
via • 'study lilt cardl.' in
the eomput.r ad miracu-
lOUl!y It ..... cW8mined
wbMblr tile dM-. are tDIJabJe ._ ....... ~.
quested.
"SimpUtlcation for the
student," ta the way Galna·
ley descrlbu hla motives
in ma.king the computer the
"worthorse of enrollment "
"Tbla could reduce the
student enrollment pac'.et
to only three earda, when
a normal number would be
eight," be explalnl. "And,
two of the three would be
exceptionally easy tA> fill
out.
SMOOTHS PROBLEMS
''What the process would
do la u.e the computer to
provide the lnlormation nor-
mally 1upplied for varlOUJ
departmenta lbrooCb a mul·
tiplldty of card.a."
An additional IDl"Ollment
tmnina1 would be est.ab-
llahed ln the rtliJtrar'• of.
flee for the ch.an&• of pro-
gram requeltl that are sure
tA> come ooce cluaes are
under way.
Back to the old·fuhioned
manual process UMd for the
tall quarter, Gainaley said
"1hat * olflce ~ ap-proximately 1,570 to enrGll
u memben of UCl'a char-
dltlOt11 to the roster of
community support groups
at UCI are dedicated to
belplnf build a Strool foun-
dation f~ the University
Art Gallery.
Mrs. Robert Guggenbetm
ls cbaJrman of the Unlver-
slty Gallery Arta Coundl
which ls aimed tA>ward
helping acqa.lre a perma-
nent coll9Ction of contem-
porary art of true excel-
lence. The Council also will
aponaor one major exhfbtt
each year.
Active participation II
the goal of the other fine
arta support croup, the Gal-
lery Aaaoclata. M r 1.
Thomu Wl1der la wortt.nc
to or'lanile the usocialel
in the d1recUon ot stimula-
ttn1 lnterat in gaDe.ry ~ cram.a. coordlnathlg activi-
tiu and lta.tftDI the gal-
lery.
Town Rises
Branchea oi the U. S.
POlt ottlcl and the Bank of
America, t b • Unlveralty
Book sa.. Ulld U. Unlvet· dJ Jm.faltla l'oundatioa
c:urnatlY ... bou.Md ln
tnDtn located -Campu.1 Drhe at tb9 0.teway Plaza
....... to ua. CcNtruc-u. II ancw 1'l:Y on the
ftnt pennaDllnt bulldlngs of
Ult projecUd University
Tvwd 'O.W,
1he GR.EELYS' BOOKSTOR-...
WHO AM 17r TONGE, GAINS LEY. SHOW HOW COMPUTER FIND S .ANSWERS
t.r ltudent ~. Buinl bla pndid:IODI Gil
the lnformation ruppl1ed b)'
ucb student .. bl applied
I« admiuloa to the uiil.er-
aJty, and aDowtng for the
normal abrinbge cauaed by
atudenta wbo cbngf their
mind al tbe 1ut minute, be
came up with the followinf
breakdown: approximate-
ly 1,000 freabmen, 200 sopbo-
mor. .. m jun)on, 20 aen-
ton .. and 75 gradute atu·
den ta.
Gal.Diley accounted for the
small nwnber of wlion by
exp1a.lntni that there wu a
reluctance to accept stu-
dents wbo hoped for lf&d·
uatiOll in June while it wu
too early to ucertatn wheth-
er the Initial c:urriculum
would provide all tbe nec-
eaaary requirementa.
However, lt ls expected
that tbue will be a am all
number of ~uatt
I
-----cteciw o"llJlled by ua tn
June. and pouibly eome on
the graduate level
"We have four cla.ues of
graduate student.," Gaina-
ley explained, "the master'•
candidate, Ont and second
stage doctctal atudenta and
tbote ucaced In ~ toral atudlu.'.
''There may be a few
gradoate dt1J"911 sranted
tn June, dependins on what
each studfmt brine• to UCI,
what b.la particular depert.
ment wtl1 accept and how
be geta alone tn hit n-
aearcb requlr1met1ta," he
continued. Amonc tbe approximate-
ly l,• underlraduata Oil
campua, U.. ratio ot men
aod women ltDdmta a.po
pears to have ab.aped up
pretty clOM to equal. Ad-
mitted. male undertraduatea
numbered 758 and there were oolJ is fewer womm
------tabulated.
'Ibe division of humani-
ties, eocompuaing Engilah,
foreign Ianruagea and liter-
atures, hiltory and philOl-
ophy, expected to enroll the
I.arieat number of under-
graduates in total. Th.rM
hundred and twenty three
1tudenta, 238 ol them WOID·
en, declared a major within
thia d1YkSOll when they ap-
pUed for admlukm to UCI.
It foDowa that U.. ~
est concentration ol the fac-
ulty ta in the humanities, J5
of the total 12S teachlns po.
alt.Ions. Tb1rteen were cbo-
HD for the Enlliah depart· ment, 11 for foret.p lan-
CUl'll and literatures, eiiht
for h1atory and three for
pblloeopby.
Otber tbaD UM bumanltl.ea
divtaion. the cha.rt.er UCI
faculty la divldedimnona the
followlnl areas ot spedall-
ution:
-'lbl dhtai'Oll "' hiolotl-cal ldencea: three. ptycbo-
bi lloO; tine. bfochemil-
try; one, microbioJoo; ten.
bioloetcal sciences (total,
17);
-The division of fine utl
four, music; three, drama;
two, art; ODI, danca (total.
10, plua a~
profeuicml tldldal ltaft bl
vocal ml lliltramtllUl mu·
de);
-The depmtallt ., pbJ-
atcal edacaUGa: total, four:
-The divbloa ol pbJ1ical
acMocel: ..... cbemlttry:
ten, matbematla; aeven,
pbyslca (total. 24) ;
-The dl.tslcm ol aoda1
acleDC91 : ..va, psycbol-oer. three, IOdokV: foor.
eccmomics; ... alllhtopol-
ogy; OM, ~...,; aix,
polltk:al adece: ane. ad-
mtniatn&n (total, SS);
-The IChool >f enctneer·
lDI: total, tbrel.
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BIG SHIFT
"very day wu movinc
y over a two manth pe-
thla aummer at UCI u
1 and lt.aff lhttted
m interim offtcea to the
m.llllcm central campus
el •
Wlap Ever Stop Learning!
Extension: Yeats to Space
A houlewtfe, a mot It • r
of four, ruchee out f o r
k:nowledp •hi bu miNed.
A junior co1lep Encllah
to.structGr ftndl at bll beck ~ .. ~°C1:
-• rul pre, llll ~ ledpd and nmoned ICbo-lar. .
The two are tak:lq t b •
Hiile coane: Eneliah X·
437.
They .... enrolled tn Es-
teuiOD d tbe Odftnity ol
other works, ''Blake a n d fornJa enatneen and ant of tht number la upedled to
Yeat.: the Contruy VI•· every U California teach-aou. Ion." Ht alao la profeaor of era. Director ol Extacl• d
Englllh and bead of t be At UCI, Extaaioa'1 II UCI II Dr. JUdaard Bal
EQCIJab department at UCI. current oftertnp ranp from dim. a a.,w...W PbD no s.-Mn. Lee'• fel 1 • w x 43'7'1 detailed _..._ ti joiDed ~ -wbla .. ~-·~ 1"11 ll ad wt. blfiare com-lbadent In X f.T7, John R. Mr. Keat. to luch apob-. Inc i. tm.. ,,.. allOdate
Coate.: ••Adami baa a tet'· earth aubjecta u Pt,e h .. dea ol ~ for I t 1
rtfk backJround. 1 ., • 1 biolo-X 400: "M a • la ltatnide ~ clrNlol>· amazed to bear that be WU IO~ olferine th1a coune. S]>aee, Probinc a New ED-met.
"I didn't find out about It vironment.." Ht'• W cio. ud pnc-
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S.rvlllCJ the etttlre Newport • Costa Mesa
Residential • Commercial • Investment
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Bon Voyaie and Welcome Home
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WE WELCOME XlSSING
~-T".~ ty ........... -.Q:r .....
td.tal .-it a ... I • • I· ~ _. .aJl. srow-
until tbe day claaea were (T'he wide rans• ta notb· &al ~ wWa t h •
to becba. I called up to uk ln& new; tM 1121 Ext e a . Ullhwllty•a cWhdtSe ti Ez.
If tblre WU UJ way I could •Ion cataJope a-.. ·-n. ..... : "CM ........... cm-"* a and tblJ said, 'Sun, Guollne Enllne" ud "Bow tbllllc edac.U. • • r Y·
easu • ...-.' " an • a-J • -1'1Ja. ") let umm, tile unhw lity' li~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9jj ,.... ........ lta ldlolan, l'9llJ'Ch and IUIT Ul"B Coata and Mn. Lie art rdOIDe• wtua the people here's something new and
different in GIFTS!
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vorit• name
rands
fine apparel
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• -o1 n.. ca11h r • h ul+•lttJ .,.__
In tbetr ftl'J lndlvid u a I
Wayl the two ftudeJJta Ut
typical.
"With an older p • r 1 o a
,., b9ct to ICbool. 1 0 u
an lookiq In retroipect at
tbt tb1ap bappentni when
you ... lfOWlnl up," com-ments Mrl. WlDlani s. Lee
of Newport Beech. Sbt .. ,,
lt'• a welcomt claane• from
bou.mrert and nm-ot-tbe-
m.ID women'• actiYtUes and,
more tm~:t;,•be wel· eomtl the and U·
ctt.ment of a hutlinc and
tlnDd MW uniwntty a n d
... •r.tu.UJ cbarpd afr.
TOP OF THE FIELD
En&ttsb x .f.TI ii, offtdal-
Jy, "W. B. Yeats, Po.t and
DramatUt... ltl lnltrud«
11 B a 1 a r d Adam.I, B A
Princeton, MA and
PhD Unfveralty of W a 1 b-inatoa. aatbority on tbe Ro-
mantic Period and oa JOth
Celdu:rJ Enclbb and Irtab
llt.eratu.rt. author of, amoaa
Coat.I bM reuo11 to UD· lmpreaed by their tMcber and eommanitlee el the
...... Dr. Adama'~m-and tM top.of~ .... ltatt .•• ttlq 1ectmea be bu .. up. lnenc. in the field. tea They a.I.so a r e lmpneeed B a t 1 d • n aeea now, aa
teacbet En&lllh and G • r-with UCJ. tucbc' Coetet and M r 1 .
man, at Orange Coast Col-"There'• not a _blade ol Let art be&innlnl to aee,
lqe. Ke'Jl find ftme to ban· crau 00 the whole campu•. and u tbt community will
die bla 200 1tudenta, l I v • but I love the place," .. Y• ... abor1ly, that with t b e
a buty Ult with bla w l ft Mn. Lee. "Extension atu· eomJ.nt ol UCI the ltnt la
and three children In Foun-dent. are very welcome. 1 atronrer than ner.
ta1n Valley and stuff In alx don 't think anyone b e r •
to ten houri of extra read· feels like an IBM caret."
inC teeb week for X 4.rl. ~--1-off t._ DIAL lfSIEM While Exteruton ii noth-~wuawu en .. c:our.-ea throQahout California. In A d1Nd clla1.lnc Centnz In& new to Orange County, Orange County, 1,000 will telephone system la In op-
lta pruence at UCI a d d 1 enroll tb1s fall and wttti entlon at UCI, -'vlnl each new allDiftcance for those ..
who Uvt nearby. The Intel· UCI'a contributions addlnJ station Oft campus an ln·
lectua1 quallty of lnltruc-.-to_the_~quall_ty...;,_a.nd___:p:...rosiml _ ___:ty_, _dlvt_...;kl1_aal_n_um_ber_. __ _
tion, the convenience of 10-1------------------! cation and the advanced fa •
cWtiea an 1Uddenl7 IO clote
at band.
CREAM OF CROP
'JbouCb tht imaat m a Y
pen1at, Eztenaion la n o t
tradaman«ient.cl. CUr-nnt!J enrolled, amon1 the
state'• 225,000 Exten• I 0 D
atudmta, ue one of every
three Callf ornla I a w y e 1'1,
one of flvt California den·
tlata, one ol 1lx Calllornia
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eant brodwles.
12.95 to 29.85
I filf3£ f ~ions
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For Any Occasion
From-
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Te compllmlllt ,our fall llllt. Tailored
onrtliOQll," button 4own beet, 101' lt11on c:npe. \\ _.,,_
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SAN JOAQUIN ASSOCIATES
Owners and Dnllopen-
Oftb Spece • btall Spece
Avallablt
LINGERIE
COWGI CINTR • HAUOI AT ADAMS • COSTA MISA
Urtivftty of C.Dforni1, lfvlne, Edlffon/Or...-C.... DAILY PILOT Pete lS •
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PRE-ENROLLED
Alfonso AbaJos, Claude R.
Abbott, Candy Marie Ab-
dallab, K.thleen M Adams,
John W Adsit Jr . J o h n
Dominic Agnello, Alan G.
Albright. Jo Ann Aldrich,
Joann AUord , Robert J. AJ.
gierl.
Deborah A Allen. Duane
K Allen. Mafiene Elaine
Alley. Herbert PauJ Alpern.
David R AltshuJer. Ernelt
C. AJ1vater, Andrea M. An·
derson, Barbara Joan An·
denon. Karen Jane An·
derson. Lars W. Anderson.
Mrs Peggy Jean Ander·
aon, Michael Herman An·
dre. Beverly J . Appel, Let.a
dln, Judy E. Batsleos. Vll'·
glru& C. Bale.
Robert W. Ball. John \'1<'·
tor Banks. Thomas J. Bar·
bosa, Brian A Barnett,
Steven R. Ba.rru. Oougw
Lte Barsante. Alyn \\ Bar·
belt, Toni V. Basler. Judi·
aM Angela Bass, Madelme
Amv Bass.
sChuyler Hadley Bai.sett,
K a r e n Lynn Bateman.
('' nth1a A Batlle. Catherine
Virginia BattJstone. Jo~hua
Ba\. r.erald A Beach Val·
erae F Beard" ood. Mau·
reen c;ale Beehler. David
Ed~ard Belknap, Tracy C.
Bemis
Catherine J. Bendall, Mar·
garet Susan Bengel, Gay-
BorJ, Jamu G. Borad, San·
dra B. Borenauitn, Gloria
G Bosque.
Paul V. Boullan, Craig W.
Bowers. Henry K. Bowring,
~igh David Boyd, Mary
Ellen Bradley, W 11 JI a m
C h a r I e s Brande, Gary
RAiph Braucher, Beverly
Ann B.ruden, Thomas J .
Bna. Connie J . Brobeck.
Lawrence Bernard Broer·
ing. Ill. Sandra A. Broob ,
Richard J Brough, Arlene
Marie Brown, BonnJe A.
Brown, DaJe M. Brown,
Gary M. Brown, Mary C.
Brown, Thayer Brown, Deb-
orah Elizabeth Browne.
Lorratne M. Bruno, Sa1Ue
A. Brush, Thomu J. Bryan,
John Michael Buchanan,
Margaret Kathryn Buchroe-
der. Nancy I. Burke, Eliza·
beth Burleigh, Don Gordon
Burns, Judith A. Burns, Ka-
ren J Brunsweig, Cindy G.
Burress
Kathleen Ann B u r t o n,
Donald W. Bush. Ronald W.
Bush, Cathy Jo Bua•ey,
Kathleen A. BuUer. Patri·
cia L. Butler, Patricia Bar·
bara Butterfield, Robert
ekiah Bolt.on Jr., J o h n
1bomu Borteae, Laverne
0. Boyd, Robert Alan Boyd,
Barbara A n n Bradford,
John Spencer Bradley, Lar·
ry Lyn Brammer, Ronald
Victor Brandaliae, Wllllam
Ch&rles Brande.
D e n o i • N. Brandewie,
Paul R. Breotlon, Mary C.
• Strait Armstrong, Carolyn
G. Arnqul.st , Michael Max
A.sher, Michael Kenneth A•·
tew, Rainy R. Atctuson.
Donna M. Augustine, David
Murray Aull
lvadell E. Austin. ~rge
E. Avera, Georgia L. Avery,
Walter Byde.
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FINAL ENROLLEES
Thom a 1 L. Babecky,
Elaine C. Baker, Lovelyn
• !ifra. Martha CJm!lml Avery,
Vance R. AvlJ.
Baker, Alic& L Ball1nttne, _ Brenr Lnruce Gllbe?t
Theodore W B a n d a ruk. B__..:_ ,...-1-..-L , ~-Ronald Steven Ba.nit. ,.,_ .... , ~ .. uu. -..-.
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FINAL ENROLLEES
John Acuna. Nlcl>ela& J .
Aeberbard. John H. Alabas·
ttt. David Patrick Alcorn,
Robert Moffat Allan, Jac-
qiaettne Bernice Alpert, Lar·
ry Nortoo Ami.log. Marjor·
le B. Anderson. Nancy Fix
Anderson, Douglas Wilham
A.odor a
.RJdw'd G. Arthur, Jud·
Mb Elain" Ateher. Mn Dor·
othy Ann A~. Barry
Evu Axelrod.
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PRE-ENROLLED
Lautt\ A. Babeau'X. Kar·
en A. Bachmann. Leshe Ra·
nell Dorothy Bennett, Mary
H. Benne~ Suaa.o A. Ben·
nett, Barbara Susan Berens,
Ruth Inez Natalia B e r g,
Diane S. Berkey. Dona.Id G.
Berkheimer. Johnnie Rich·
ard Beta-On Jr.
Charles A. Bevan, Sharon
Rae Biby. R h o n d a Kay
Bigg.a, Jamea M. Blah. Lyn-
ne D. Bixby, Diane L. Bjork·
Jund, Margery J. Black, Pa·
tricia Don Black, Mlchael
J. Blair, Su.aan Jean Bloom-
berg.
Gregory D. Blystone. Den·
ni1 P. Beecher, Terri L.
Boggs, Theodore G. Bolling-
er. Llsa A. Bonau.a. Stui-rt
Charlea Bonner. Tbomaa F.
Janice Lynn Barnett, Bridge, Susan Lee Bro, WU.
John Neall Bartlett, Mn. llam T. Brockman, Doria
Phillis Beattie Basile. ROO-lnice Brookbart Julie EU·
erick R. Buting, Laura een Brown i.ind. K
Arm Batdorf. Robert Fran-' a 1
cis Bau.mu, P atrida Eliz. Brown.
abeth Beeudwnp, Craig 'Jbayer Brown, Jom Ma.
Kendall Beam, LeW Kent rie Brownint, Evelyn Amn.
~ Sarles Bellll'egard, BroyS., Jeanne Mone Bro-
Mary L. Beauaang, JoJeph bater, Jerry Leroy Br'uce,
Allan Beak Jr., Llnda G. Mary Margaret Bru.stman,
Beem. Craig L. Behrens. nmothy C. Bryaol, Mn.
Marilyn Frances Bergdorf, Vlrgin.la Ruth Bryant, Gene
Fred P. Berger, Sonja G. Raymond 8ry1011, Qiarlea
~'Cit. Mn. Elizabeth Rollin Buctww>.
Mari.an Suzanne Betta, Nancy Pace Jk>cbfnan,
John Frmklin Blllb:ita. '1ud-Lorna L. Buct, Ncbard
ilh Ann Birblmd. Vance WDliam Bunck. Robert Ter·
D. Blaildell, Jefftty S. ry Gunyan, Mn. EIUie
Bland, Mui& Anne Bland, Scholfield Burnap, Robert
Mary Gordon BUaa. Virgin· R. BurnJ, Cheryl Ann Bua-
ia Ann Bllu. John S. Block· chow, David Lee Bush. Car·
er. Mra. Dom Williama men VldaJ Bushard. Law·
Boehm. ~ce Philllp Busick, Bcril
Bruce William Boer, Hu-F. Suzan.
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22220 MacArthur Boulevard, Newport Beach, C.lifomi1
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c C Fl'lllklln Chauvm, Karen Brian Declan QmnJ:ncbam,
Irene O\euer, Roberta Ann Robert stepben Cunilr.
FINAL ENROLLEES Chittenden, Cb u u Chun-
John David C a m b o n, Chao.
PRE-ENROLLED Don n a Marie Campbell, Jeanne Marie Christian·
Jen Lee Caldwell, Rich-Robert Russell Campbell, .en, Donald Komel am.
ard A. Callaghan. Anthony John Canini, John ropberaon. Jeftne Cline, D
Richard W. Callls. Jack C. Carllalle, Yvonne Marie Joan Bernice Conrath, Syd-
David Calvert, Michael D. Carothers. Margaret Krem· My Bernard CooL, Wllllam 'ltl·INltOLLID
C thla L Ca mer Carpenter, Linda AM P Coon Suzan.nab Cooper J Calvert, yn · mp-Carroll, Antoinette Wagen-Llnda ~ Costarella, Pet: amea Arthur Dacey, ste-
bell, Robert R. Campbell, fuehr Carson. er Glenn Covington, Dinah pben L. Dake, Stenn J.
Dora A. Candelarta, Robyn Bonita Dian Carter. Caro-Cowing, Janet Elaine Cox. Dale, Maureen J . Dal.Jell.
Ca D 'd c c 1 DennlJ Paul Damore, Ar-Lee no, avt . apes. lyn JwJe Carver. Janet Cat-Una G. Coyle, Jan M. mud Roberto v Dan-
Steveo M. Capps, Christine tano, David P Cearley, Creedon, John Emerson taa, ~Olper C.ara~
Charlotte Cardon. Evelyn Champagne, Ken-Cronan Jr., Richard J .
Carolyn A. Carlson, Eric 1-==ne=th==E=ri=c=Charl==to=n=·=Lou=i=s =C=ru=z=, =R=o=g=er=S=mi=th==C=ull=en=, =(eo.tbl===-==O.=N=ut==P=•;I;;;•)
Marlin Carl.Ion, Janine L. 1r
CarlJoo. Shirley G. Car·
mona, Nancy C. Carroll.
William Gordon Carroll,
Paula Jean Carter, John L.
Carvalho, Glenn A. Case,
Dolores M. Casino.
Jane E. Castelan, James
C. Castle, Alan Fredrick
Chapman, LeU H. Chapman,
Lloyd Arnold Chart.on, Mor·
ril Mau-1b.inn Chen, Dian-
ne L. CbiAry, K e n n e t b
Lloyd Childers, Jeffrey L.
Chin, Susan Valli Chip-
pendale.
Ronda Choate, Darrolyn
A. Ciampa, Patricia M. Cl-
rata, Suz.anne M. Clapp,
Dtan. Clark, Gall Patricla
Clark, losepb A. Clark Jr.,
Pamela M. Clark, Shawn
Patrick CW'k, Kathleen L.
Clarke.
Barbara L. Cline, 1bom-
u David Clow, Kathryn B.
Coata, Donald Dean Cobb,
Randall L. Cobb, Stephen
B. Cohee, Mn. Susan Gail
Cohen, WUllam E . Colborn,
Richard M. Coleman. Rob-
ert E. Coleman.
William H. Coleman. Cor·
nel C. Colin, Jeri Jeanne
<;ollin•. KAthleen A. Col-
lw, Holly Mercedea Colon
Cynthia E. Comarr, Ken:
neth R. Combl, Joyce M.
Compton, Richard W. Con·
nolly, Stephen Warren Con·
nor.
Jeuie Palge C o n r • d,
George Oliver Coot, David
R. CookMy. Richard J . Cor-
riere, David W. Concm
Kathryn Judith Co1ky, Un:
da M. Cotter, Ronny L.
Craig, Julia A. Creahan
Rita Ann Creu. '
Mark Alvin Cros1. Joseph
G. Culotti, CraJc S. Cum-
mings. Judith A. Cumming1,
Richard Alan Cummina, J~
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(SINCE 1911)
2 Oro nge County
Locations
To Serve You.
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646-1679
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225 W. LINCOLN A VI.
533-1151
OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY IVES.
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bourl Jr .. UDdl J. Darwin,
Gmter t. DfteJ, Wil&am
Euaime Dnle. hpn. Glen
Yt'Wi .. ~ "'wt!a M.
David. Eu1a L. Davia,
Linda J. DaN.
Phllfp ~ D--. Inn•
A. Dean. :'llm.a Lt u l a e
Deane, Cbrlltopber D. De· i-n. Pltdd Mttttael Defl.
\tan, John M. D e 1 I a t t o,
Mary Jane Deloq, TonJ
DeNardi&. ~ A.. Da-nla. Dana !:. De Pierre.
Robert E. DlabM Jr.,
Sherry Elalrll l>et.blmm,
James R. ~ Kip
t>ennls Dietrich, LarrJ A.
l>in&)e, Jania E. DI ~
die, Darlene Ann Diacoe,
Barbara L. Dou, Robert
Howard Donen, Dlue M.
DombiHdll..&..-Dem· tnioe.
Kathleen Patricia Dono-
... lfarlb L. °°""I Roy E. Dormaier, Frank J . Dor·
nlk ... ' Dia Dor.., I Can•
'daca I. 0oa"9rty, Tonl
Dianne Do.er, All1111t C.
Dreith, Timothy J. Dressel.
Willlam F. Drewe, Wal·
ter John Druff, Francia E.
Dudek, Geneva Sue Dudrey,
Frank D. Dufour, GQ1e L.
Dukelow, Janice M. Dull,
Richard Lynwoed OuU!t, '
Paw L. DunnJ.na.
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flNAL ENROLLEES
Fr.-w. IWttWt a .,
Donald James David, Den·
nbPsalDs~.
Dou &la 1 B. Davldlon..
Caron Elaine Davl.s, Keith
E. Davia, Bruce C. Da~
Philip A. Da1non. n.tl9 0.
Deckert, Je• Bmee De·
Franco, Martin Joba D&-laat,J, Jqn11ft• DeQnd,.
An.Ila Delcastillo.
Paul V. Demler. Pamela
Den1aon, Robert Peel Den-
....._ Val Detlq. BeJm
Dobbs Devita, Linda Clare
DeWoUe, Diane M. Dobson.
Ernest Lloyd Doughman.
James D. Doty, Richard
Lee Dowell.
Samul& WdOt Downing,
SERVING ENTIRE ORANGE COUNTY
FERTILIZER
o,.;~~P.M. tOCATID IN THE HARBOR AREA ·
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e REStDENTIAL e COMMERCIAL e ACREAGE .
e APARTMENTS e INDUSTRIAL e EXCHANGES
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Robert Eu&ene Duaawa1.
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Xe.lib Predrrick Edl;ale,
Kenneth W. Eckhardt. DI·
Yid Alla ~ wu.
Jtam A. Effdbed, S..tra
Jean Dinnd, T!mu IJolt.
tan Eldridge. ML.:hM& J.
Zlliltt, Mardi L. Ebea.
Pre*ick J. EnPmth. ~
E. Englander.
Eric C. !:ricbon, Jeremy
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rt, Robert G. r.mat. Den·
nil M. Ettlln. Robert G. Eu·
hank. R2dlard Valmtble
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Leal.Le J. P1tb.
Sburl M. Flanigan, James
F. Fleminr. Wenoy J. FOi·
will, David Brian Follett,
Lilli Fonr. David H. Fon-
tiua, Patricia Gall Foachi,
Linda L. F01ter, Norma J .
Foat.. Peter D. Yruer.
G r a c e E. FndricUon,
Steven B. P'reedman, Je!·
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Richard D. P'rocrt.
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• • • .. ,, # • .. .._ •••
Leonard Chandler Hall. Llo-
da Kara Hale.
Richard A Hall. Stephan·
ic E. Hallock, Elliott Lee
Hambrook, Nada Smith
Hannaford. Robert R a y
Hardie, Michael Crittenden
Harns. John Newton Hart-
man Jr , ~orge Cameron
Harvey, Arthur Woodward
Haseltinr. Winona L. Has.
kins
Patrw1a Arlene Haworth.
t::: ANCOOMQE ... :='
1601 Beyslde Drive
Belboa Island, C•lif.
673-0&50
1831 Westcllff Dr.
Newport 8eech
642-3600
Theodore Haxton, Patricia
M. llealy, Vtncent Jerrenis
Heal) Jr . Mie ne! M. Heck-
man. W1Uiam Henry Hem-~-------------------------bel. Jeaninne D. Hender·
shot Jefferson C. Hendri%, ---------------------------
Lawrence R Herman, Ran-.---------------------------., dal Alan I letnck
din, Andrea Diana Graham,
Bernon Henry Grant Jr.,
Jayne Gravis.
S~en Andrew Great-
re.x. Adria Marie Green. Ar·
thur Adonias Grey. Peggy
Hutch.Uon Griffith, Danny
C. Grllftths, Th e o do r a
Gurns.
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-ttlt!·flf ltet:t.-fi)----
Laurie A Hale, Robert
Bryan Hall. Virginia Jean
Hall
Carole B. Hammer, Don-
na L. Handley, Mary Helen
Hanf, George Andrew Han-
inger. Jr . Barbara J . Han-
sen. William R. Hansen,
Sandra Lynn Harbison, Ste-
phen S. G Har t{cr. Ronald
C. Harris. Bruce R Harri-
son
Charles Richard Harrison.
Timothy L. Hart, Harold
Baird Hulam. P b y 11 l 1
Jane Haslam, Brian James
f{awtdns, Richard T. Haw-
ley, Robert E. Hawley, Jac-
queline A. Hay, Martha E.
Hay, Christine Hayes.
Charlotte E. '' a y n es,
J eane A. Heihgman, Pam-
ela Jean Heiser. Bruce Par·
man Henderson , Evelyn L.
HendricU<>n. S t e p h f n L.
Henkle. Carol L. Herbert&,
Peter F . herm~. Robert
A. Hershey, Irva Ann Hertz.
Dorothy R. Hi.am, Bev·
erly A. Hieb, Wright A.
Hicks Jr .. Linda Kay Hiles •
Rosalind Hill, Robyn P. HiJ.
lam, Sandra Rae Hillaker.
Ruasell Hindin. Patsy Lua·
t na Hiner, Douglas M. Hin·
key.
Laura P. Hoey, Gerald
Lee Hoffman, Richard G.
Hofmann, Don Char let H<>-
kanaon, Marilyn M. Holden,
Roba't G. Holland, Llnda L.
Holloway, Micbelyn Jean-
ne Holm, Diane E. Holl.
Lanell Y. Hooker
Gada Hormveld, John C.
Horvath, John H. Horv.;tz.
KatbJeen C. Houtl, Randall
W. Houtz, Tbomu R H<>-
watt, Judith Ann Howell,
Kathryn J. Howie, Susan
Diane Hoy , Margaret S
Hoyt.
Robert M. Huberty, Kaye
D. Huffer, David L. Hufford,
Carlton D. Hughes, Jill P.
Ru~1. Micti.el D. Hughes,
Gerald Michael Hu n t er,
John B. Hunter, Mary Pa-
tricia Hutchhon.
H
FINAL ENROLLEES
Irma Jeanne Hachey,
Mary E I e a n o r Haeniu::i.
Donald Lt:roy Hlll Jr .. Da-
vid M. Hilsabeck, Dale Ed-
ward H1Jtgen . Alicemary
Hoffman. Esther W o r t b y
Hoffman, Timothy B. Hog-
le, Marilyn S. Hohwart. Vic-
ki Charlotte Holder, Robert
Joseph Holland, Linda M
Holte.
Shirl J. Hone, Po o ya
Hooshmand, Vivian Hop-
kins, Shtndzor Douglas Hop-
kins. Gregory Utt.ell Hop-I
wood, Linda Coon Howey.
William Nathaniel Hudson,
Jean Trowbridge Humason. I
I
Edith Marlynne Humpert.
James Crane Humphries
Mary A Hurr.phreys, Har·
rol Terry Hutchiton.
I
PRE·ENROLLED
Paul V. ldeker.
Roe H. Inderm1ll, Roger
T. Ingram, Phyllli A. Ire-
ton, Michael Allen Iven.
Angelo G. Iul.
I
FINAL ENROLLEES
James E. Immel, Shirley
Schramm Iserman.
J
PRE-ENROLLED
Jay V. Jacboa, Lynn J.
Jacobi, Allen R. Jacobson.
Diana L. Ja1odnlk, Diana J . Janu.
Mareartt M. Jannell, Ju-
lie A. Jarrett, Jeffrey M.
Jarvis, Krlttin Jen1dn1, John
W. Jennigon, Chril H. John-
son, Helen Mae Johnaon,
James S. Johnson, Kurt A.
(CGntlnaed On Next Plte)
CHILCOAT
10 leaons"
name the fingers
TIIE CHILCOAT SYSTEM
5th GRADERS to SENIOR CITIZEN
BURT'S CITY CYCLE
SALES -SERVICE -TRADES
AMERICAN -FOREIGN -BICYCLES
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MONTESA •• MOTORCYCLES
1770 NEWPORT BLVD. -COSTA MESA
When you buy property
it costs no more to have the
number one brand of title protection
(so why settle for less?)
Few people dlQOl8 a home without long attd careful comideta-
ticm.. It ii, att. aD. one of the biggest investment. malt ol. m
will flWll mab. Do.n't it make sood --tbm, to be equally
cuefu1 In .... that ,our inwwtmeut bu the .belt poee1Ne •
pJOt8ctiaa? It't _., to do. Jut •P«i!Y tillf prof«tbi by TI.
Why&. TI probld the onanhip ricb1a to nm CtJibnie
propat1 tha ay,other title eompuy? The annw ne. tn
T1'1 matcbl9 nputatioa for accuracy. TI fint .._.,it that
all facta ielatm, to your property. titi. en carefully ftlmbd
and watelJ rwported. 'Iben Tl isM!I a title iDllunmce policy
that lmUll JOO the fuDelt pcwible prot8ctica, lbould &ll)W
mab. dab apimt your ownmhlp rilbt.. wn. ... tbe namb-cm brand in ibt title &1d a:inoe 1893.
W•-..Ammm'ellae•t.1-t.tnimdll:ddtitleip'CitHeta,
woatlac with tlal IDOi& t'OllC .. ml~ land l9COldl ha
the l--"9 111 And Tl. protection COit. DO more. When Joa bay
property, why aettle for 1-?
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY I
IOO IL MA.IN IT~ IANTA .. • '9tONC M1-IUI
WM.TD eott:91H, VICI "'°· & COUNTY MQJt. .. .
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s·tudent Body: 1~570 Names Listed -.. .
Johnaoo. Patricia G. John.
IOl1.
Robert L. Jobnaon, Vic-toria Anne Johuon, Linda
B. Jobnlton. ca D d t c e L.
Jones, Joannt Joraenaon,
Jones, Jeanne L. Jona, M.l-
cbael A. Jona, &aaan E.
Mr1. Nad.lne Barbe Jost,
UO UCI
LIDO TRANSFER CO.
extends a hearty welcome to the
STUDENTS, FACULTY and STAAi of THE
UNIYDSrTY of CALIFORNIA, aVINI.
DeMla J. Joyce.
Peter A. Juni.
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PINAL INltOLLllS
Peter L. Jacklin, Wllllam
Howard Jacbon, Elizabeth
Kathleen Jacobs, Allen Ran-
do)pb JacoblOn, Kathryn
Ann Jauen, Madeline Rae
Jeuen..
L e 1 11 e Arthur Jobnaon,
Marcia Kay Jobnlaa, Peter G.ors• Jenttnecm, Cblrle1 L.W'l"IDCI JobmGD, Robert
AMa .Jobnlan. Sbanin Kath-
... Jobmoa. WDllam ln-sram Johnacal, Elena s.
Jcirdaa, Mary Jane Jordan,
lCrtlUll Marianne JOllyn. Vlrpm HlHrodt Joy, Del·
la M.. Joyce.
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'ltl-INltOLLID
Roeemary Jl'?IDCel Kac&-
ma.rek, Mary S. Kaelin,
Glenn Hlauh! Xaieyama,
Joyce L. Kallilter, steW
L. K1mln1ky1 Barbara R.
Kamm, Manha D. Kaplan,
Janice M. Kay., Sbeldoa A.
Keitel.
K
lllNAL INltOLLlll
David K. Kageyama, Ma-
chael Jon Keir, Mary Caro-
lyn Kelly, Pauline Eliza.
beth Kennard, Patricia Lou
Kennedy Edward Donald
Kiehn, Jerry A14D Kiel, Na-
talie F. King.
Michael D. Kiniry, Bruce
John .Kirkpatrick, Charles
L. Kissel, Leonar~ Martin
Kitze., Gail L. Klemme,
Harvey R. Klyce, Patricia
J . Kopf, Joanne Mart. Kral,
John Allan Kramer, Kath-
leen D. Krenek.
Mlchael John Krt.aman,
Jarollava Anna Krtnnek,
David HarriJoo Karth,
RJcllard Allan Kuabner.
L
ftltE.fNltOLLID
Andrew DennJJ Liebman,
Patricia Laber, John P . Lan-
cuter, Joseph H. Langjahr,
rah H. Mattbew1, Richard Herbert Mlaaler, Nancy A. Marc Mosk"w, Michael Hen-
A. Maurer, Charles H. Ma-Moon, Henry Daniel Moore ry Mott, Unda J . Mullet
yer, Linda J. Mayer, Sunn III, Katherine Jean Moore, Barbara A. Muna•r , DtnnW
Earle McAlplne, Cheryl A. Kathleen E. Moore, Melvin Raymond Murphy, Pairida
McCabe, Nancy Lee Mc-S. Moore. C. Murphy, Fri.Dee• L. M1'
Call, Karen F. McCarlhy, John Joseph Moreno Jr., en.
Conttance McClau1herty. Jotin Wllllam Moraan Jr., (Coattaaaecl Oa Next P•t
John c . McCoy, Jamea F. _KJ_m_H_._M_o_r_rll_o_n.:...., _J_er_tr-..ey=----------"1
McCulston, Daniel J11me•1-------------------,
McFarland, Gre1ory E. Mc-AUTHORIZED DEALllt
SALIS a SiltVICI
llUGOS & STRATTON
~HONll 142·MOO
Farland, John A. McGlnley,
Patricia Maureen ll.cGlnn,
Gayle Ann McGowen, Anne
E. Mclnnil, Stephen Mc·
Kelvy, PbyW. Jane Mc·
Kown. 1'-.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!tr-1 Sbaroo McManua, Patrick! ADel1 McNulty I Wlillam c.
Meadowa, Harlan L. Men-
kin, Michael G. M e r l o,
Nancy L. Merrick, Donald
Irvine MeuencbmJtt, Tru·
dy 0 . Meumer. Pamela
Ann Michaela, Cllff Ofd J.
Miller.
11s':"':u::; ':: .. '7.M. Jtt'S MOWll SHOP
O:>lnddfnr with UCI Cll*t-
lnr. w. an proud to an-
nounce the openJni ol our
6th otflce. Uwal red carpet
ltftUMnt . . . . Home. •
ICTftle • commen:lal •
lndu.tr1a.J. Check our suar-
ant.eed Mlea.
Cynthia L. Miller, Jeffrey
A. Miller, Jennifer E. MllJ.
er, Lealie Miller, Marc Mlll-
er, Nancy B. Miller, Patri-
A. Laroe, Bruce McK et cla D. Miller, Susan Linda
Latta. Miller, Terry Rae Miller ,
Terry J . Llumelster, Harold Roy M.U.llken.
KA 11LLA REAL TY
17ot1 llACH ILVD.
(Jun •uth et WarMr)
~~w~~.~yb~M~·~eyUP~.~~~·:·~·~o:·~v~~~A~.~J~~~i~~~i~~~~i~~W Bradley Learnect. Paul San· Minch, Linda Lee Minor,
ford Lega.kes, Jerrold M.
Leitch, :tobert P . Lenard,
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Judilh K. Leonard, Patrick
W. Levens, John Calvert Le-
win, Madeleine T. Lewla.
t~ Mart.lll_Xdlx....MrL ""',.....~w~.-T:o~ye AJ.lJllon Kemble, Phil-
Joyce Wen Yl.nc Liao,
Leonard Mam1ce Ully III I
William D~ ¥-1 cl-Liumu,
Carlton B. Loeber, James
Hukiru Lundwall, Marvin
Wayne Luttae1.
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llA.LaOA ..... UU> OHA•-=•CORA;;
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lip M. Kemp, Karyn R. Ken-
dall, Unda Lou Kendall,
Belen Ann.trooi Kennedy, ,., M. Keuler, Dorothy J .
Ketterer, Olen Martln Kew,
Karen E. Key1.
Richard Allan K I d d e r .
Daniel T. Kilian, Cathy M.
Illpetrick, Jeffrey G. Kim,
Yuahlro Khwhl, Harvey
Cui 10tcben11 P a u I C.
JOeJntjea, Sharon H. Klemm,
Eric R. Klempner I J a c k
KlemplMI'.
Robert B. Knapp, Alma
E. Knowlton, .fobn Frede-
rick Knox. Gltnn M.. Kra-
mer, Chert A. Kratka, Carol
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'ltE·ENROLLED
Nancy Lee Muhl, Ml·
chael K. Mackay.
Robert C. Mackinnon, Ed·
mood M. Madrid. Linda J.
Mapria, John Michael
MaQS•no, Kathi.. Mah-
oney, Michael Ev..U Ma-
honey, Earl W. Maki, Lar-
ry A. Maland., Mn. Joan
Bub Marso!. Penny Lee
Mariathal. James A. Larsen, Laura Ma-Lou.la MJcbael Marlln, Ka-
rie Latimer. ru 8. Ml.roly, Patricia Ann
HAVE Y 0 U NOTICED
ALL THE MERCEDES
IENZ ON THE ROAD
L A T E L Y? IF Y 0 U
HAVEN'T THEN STAltT
LOOKING. THEY Alt!
COMING FROM:
William C. Lauer, Lynne M.anb, Jam.ea R. Manhall,
A. Laumeilter, J amea E. Julie A. Martell, E 1 a l a e
Lawson, Walter Lederlv-Claudia Martin, Michael J .
bet, Yvonne I. Lemke, Mar· Martin. Sblrley A. Martin,
cia Lee Lemon, Wlll1am R. Suan I. Mara. Alan Har· 120 W. WAA.Nllt, SANTA ANA ~114 Leonard. Stevea R. Lester, ry M.ulnicl. Comer W1rw a ....-• .,. 0,,... 7 0.,.
Momca Ruth Leu.n.Ilo, -~Xa~Ulry~a~J~un~~Mu~on~,~S.~==============================================~====~ Lynette Levy, Jan Edward .. Lewa.n.aki..
.,_ Xrid:ner, Robhl J.
Krtmll, Joaathu B. Kro-
ldc.k, LJDD A. Krueeer, Nor-
ma C . .KruM.
Mn. Patricia Lou Kuhta,
lln. Lucille Kuehn, Jef. fnJ A-Kurtz.
Stephen H. Lewil, Mark
S. Libbey, Shella B. IJ.D.
graven, Karin Maril IJnd.
berg, Betty I. L ta d o r f,
LouJ.M Terry Llndorf, Ami
R. LIHc, SulaDe M. Loftia,
Aqela L Lob, o.ald CU.
ton Loom.ii .
Edward Boward LoftJOJ,
Leeann Ladwkt. Stapbea
L Ludwil, Stualey Luko-
wtch Jr., larlma M. Lad,
Robert Morpa Lad. Blcb-
ard E. LJddm Jr., Robert
Franda LJ1lch.
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FINAL INROLLEIS
Jau. K. Llbuber, ea..
stance L LAbl&. Jou bertby ,.,,,.,..,,,.. WU-
liam mm.N l.aDqJl. Lita
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST HONDA DIALER
HONDA UITI All
1 UO SOUTH MAlll IT.
II 1.JIU
A SPECIAL OFFER TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. mvINE
PLUI
NO CHARGE FOR CHECKS
CA lllltl IUff\Y OP THESI SttCIAl UCI CHICU A& lONO A& YOUI MXOUHT atMAINS OPIN>
,... H Ul'riel lll•rr• (whtft Y01f 1111i11t1in • $300 minimum balance~
fllll a••~..,....,...... wt from thl Newport NatioMI llllk.
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(Continued From Preceding
ra1e)
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FINAL ENROLLEES
PatrlcU. Lynn Madsen,
Mary J Mann, Beth Ellen
Markowitz, Dennis R. Mar·
shall.
Mary Marth a M.artul,
Nancy Ruth Martin, Fran·
els John Martin Jr .. Sharon
Ferte Martin, Stephanie A.
Martin. Mary Cornelia Ma·
son, Linda Emily Mattas,
Susan I. Martz. Jonathan
Clarke Matti, George Da·
vld Maurer.
Laura J. Maxwell, Eldon
L. McBride, Irene L. Mc·
Broom, Catherine An it a
McBride, Michael Leon Mc·
Bride, Robert T. McCarroa,
Leslie Loy McO&rtney, He>-
ward Scott McOwen, ~
ert T. McDooell, Raymood
M. McGrath.
Charles men McGreeor.
Byron K. Mclntolh, C.ttiy
AM Mcintyre, Leled }An-
nis M ~K~er. Ann Edith
McN aughton, Karen L. Mc•
Neil, Tbornaa Hall McNeal,
M a r y Q1M,._,, Mc-
Queeney, K • n n •th W.
Meade, Robert Jam" Mel·
drum.
Michael T. Mendel Ion,
Nancy Noren. Miller, By·
ung Kwon Min, Marcene
M1Sek, Valme Joan Mohr,
Martha Let Myen.
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PRE-ENROLLED
Sandra L. Nadler, Csthy
I. Nuon, Tina V. Nate, Wil-
G. Ortez, Russell II. Orw1i;:,
.John Russell Osburn, Anet
J. Ouuka, Elizabeth Ott
Gary S. Ott, .hthur II
Overn Jr.
0
FINAL ENROLLEES
John Joseph O'Donnell,
William Welur Odett, Jill·
ana Lucllle Odland.
Greg R. Oldham, Leshe
Lane Ol~brook, Rose L
Ono, Lynn Moses Osen. Lm·
d.a J. Osteen, Harr} Joseph
Ottin1.
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PRE-ENROLLED
James F. Padbury. Diane
K. Padilla, P a m e I a A
Pape. Barry Lt>e Parker 1
Deneige D. Parker. Geo!·
trey E. Parker. Jeanne L. hart, Penelope S. Reis,
Parkhill, Patty Lee Parma· Catherine Bayne Rice, Deb-
lee. orah C Rice, Cbes~r Lewis
Franklin R. P a r s o n s, Richards. Kathleen Rich·
Merle Dean Pattengill, Deb-ardson, William P a y n e
orah S Paul. Thomas R. Richardson.
Payne, Burt Haine~ Peachy, John Richwine , Ronnie
Phil Pearlman. Cher~ I M Carl Ridgle, Stephen E. Rie~
Pe as e. ':'homas William mer, Elaine J . Riihinen,
Peay, Mary R. Pegan Pat· David A. Robb, Ronald
rick M. Pekin.
r~d.ace E. Peltola, Roh-
ert W. Perlia, John Ken·
neth Peterson, L I n d a L. _ _ _
P'eteraon, Brena. C-ail Pet-
ty, Bari D. Pheasant. Merle
J . Phillips, Thomas A. Pick·
ett. John David Plnscbmidt,
Thomu L. Pittd\\n.
Mra. Mary Dorothea Bea·
le Polk, Richard E. Porter.
Craig L. Pottenger, John C.
Potter. Sharon A. Powell,
Paul Pomanter, Mary J.
Prater. Mary A. P r I m e.
Robert J. Pritchett, Mar·
jorlt Mat Pyle.
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f!NAL ENROLLEES
Doug1u H. Padllco, Pa·
trlcla E. Palm, Vlckilyn
Pard, Gllbert Heath Park·
er Jr.
Linda L. Parker, Den·
elged Park~. John W. Pay·
ne, Suaan Ell.zabeth Payne,
Paul W. Pearson, Louis
Lubo Pechi, Joaepb Sebaa·
tian Perrucdo, A r t b u r
Meredith Petersen, Gary L.
Petenon, Robert A. Peter·
ion.
. WlDiam Petttaon, Donald
J . Pettee, Jack Mart In
PhiDlpa, Ronn Pineo, Shae·
on L. Ploret, Charles Ste-
phan Pitchford, G e r a 1 d
liam L. Neel.ans, Patricia ~...:,.;;.
Edith Nel11er, Kathryn L. ICtH':J
Nelson, Kristine L. Nelson,
Linda L. Nelson, Mary Elll-
abeth Nellon, Diane J.
Neske.
Jeffrey V. Neuroth, Jeri
Lynn NnhOUM, Stephen R.
NielMD. Leonard L. Nllea,
Katryn B. Nlabimoto, Cor·
nella Lou1M Nlzaa. James
Edward Noe J"r., Judith A.
Nordyke, Floyd H. Norrla,
Mlcbael W. Novack.
Pauline M. NyuJ.auie.
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FINAL ENROLLEES
M.ar1aret JAgler Nash,
Robert Broce Nealy, Hugh
Anthony Nelson. Kenneth
Mart Nelaon.
Bruce Pohl, Paul 0. Poin-
dexter, Donald John PotU,
John Melton Pound.
Richard Robbins, Julie E .
Roberts. Roger Frank Rob-
ert3, Mark P. Roblnaon,
Ronald L. Rockey.
Thoma• W. Rocen, Kath-
ryn Louise Rodlcb, Cheryl
L. Rohm, Robert K. Roh·
rer, Virginia Catherine Ron-
feldt , Ronald Ron.let, Ca·
rot J. Rose, Mra. Judith Bo-
gen Rosener, Ray L. Roth,
SU!phanie Roth.
Elliot A Rouff Jr., WIJ.
liam L. Rovin, Elizabeth A.
Royston, Albert Robert Ru·
bin, Joyce May Runge, Mrs.
Patricia Ann Ruacb, Nlna
G. Rust. Paul Ryan.
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FINAL ENROLLEES
Bruce Marv I n Rahm,
Samlal Rambissoon, Darnel
Law Raner, Jamea Towle
Rawie.
Linda Ga1 Rhodes, Fre-
denc A. Rhoad3, Jeffery H.
Richards, Donna Richard·
son, G<>rdon Lewis Richard·
son Jr , Heidi M. Richard·
100, Jayne Ann Richison,
Henry G<>rdon Riley, James
Mitchell Robertson, Daniel
L. Robinson.
Elizabeth Ann Robinson,
Naomi Robinson, Lynda L.
Robit.sch. Andrea Blynn Ro-
goza, Garth Richard Rojas,
Wllham Henry Roley Jr ,
Arlan L RoU , Mary Ann
Rumng. Robert Luther Rus·
srll
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PRE-ENROLLED
\le\ en W. Sabins, Steph·
ame Sacks. Lee Russell
Sale 1\1cky R Sanden. Don·
aid Sanfilippo, Craig M.
Sin al(e. Daniel E. Scanlon,
Susan M. Schinkel, Law·
r('nce F F Schllenz, Don·
aid A Schmuck, Mary A.
Schn;iubelt, E I a l n e J
Sch"artz.
Robert M. Schwartz, Dell
A 'irhwe1tzer. Janet L. Sci·
uto Sharron L. Scott, Joyce
Chrnt1e Seaton. Charles V
Selin, Charles W. Sext o n,
Barr~ S J. Seyster. James
Murray ShadeU, Elizabeth
Ann Shaffer.
Gary C. Shallcross, Gary
W Shanafelt, William Da·
vid Shanebeck, Kathleen Jo
Shaner, Lmda Kay Sb an-
non , Lynda Sha.Mon, Lua·
na R. Sharp, R o b e r t C
Sharp. Tana Shattuck, Har-
old Raymond Shel~.
l\tary J. Shepard, James
Earl Sheridan, George Ar·
...
thur Sherinian, John Ed-
ward Sherman, Margar·
et L. Shock, Karen J . Shoe-
maker, John A. Short, Ula
J . Sieck, James Edward
Simmona. Terry J . Sims.
Diana Dee Shtd.tr, St.e-
ven W. Singer, William J.
Singer, Charles P. S l pp l,
Edith M. Skalmowsld, Pa·
trick J. Skelly.Jame 1 W.
Skinner, Thomae L. S 1 a·
back, Robert James S I •·
dek, Donald Martin Slager.
Linda M. Slife, L I n d a
Ethel Sloan, Albert C a r 1
Smith, Beverly Jean Smith,
Charles Leroy S m I t b, Da-
vid Alfred Sm.Ith, D a v I d
Holm Smith, Dwight Burr
S m I th, Gordon W. Smith,
Jeflrey Thornton Sm.Ith.
Teresa E . Smith, Amy E.
Dorothy Mar\e S t r I U I I ,
Marjorie Kathleen Stray·
er, Jobn H. Strlngfe: 1 ow,
FIMence A. Strohecker,
Barbara L. S t r o m, Ter-
rence E . Stroud, Mn. Mar-
ilynn Irene Struble, James
J. Sullivan, Kathleen M. Sul·
llvan.
John Sievert SundJmo,
Unda Jou Sundsmo, LM
R. Sutherland, Diane C. Sut.-
ter, Jeffrey P. Sutter,
George T. Swartwout, Kath-
leen 0 . Sweeney, Suaan B.
Sweet, Scott V. Swetnam. Sneyd, Paula K. Snowden,
Jani.I L. Sollee, Tbomaa E.
Solomoo, Jean A. Soyster,
Amanh K. Spake, Win· S
at.on H. Spark.I, John WU·
llam Spei&ht, G a r y L. FINAL ENROL LIES Springer.
Sunn E. Stuley, 'Thom· Lee Saller, Robert J. San--
cbez, Pew B.-ton Sal· u V. Stanlbury, Carol E. yer, Rooald Lee Samuels,
Stat.co, Janke Marie Stay-Danny Cbrutopber Santuo-
lhJch, Joel B. S t e I n feld, cl, '=atby A. Saunders, Gary Glenn E. Stello, Ruth Ann
Stephenson, Tbomaa L. Ste-(Cotbl~ O'I Pace CZ)
pbenaon, Pamela S. Ste-.----------
vent00, Chrtatine A. Stew·
art.
James W. Stewart, ~
da C. stewart, R o b e r t
Whitaker Stewart Jr.. Den-
nlJ L. Stilwell, Maril 'Jn n
Stone. Thomas E. S L o n e,
Victoria Lee Stone, S h a r·
on A. Shinn, Mart L. Sto-
ry, James A. Straua.
• Jay D. Straus Jr., M ra.
THE aAHA'I
COMMUNITY
0, COITA MHA
lxtendt • Miarty wtio.me
t. IW4fe"'9 8M fllOUlty
•t tl\e .,..,," ... tt1•
UNIVIUITY
Of CALlfOllNIA.
!"VINK
Gloria Gail Nesby, John
W. Neville, KatbJeen Marie
Ney, Dan Earle Neyenbuia,
David J . Nishioka, Vlrg1nJa
Lee Noga, Nancy A. Nol.an.
Sharon Jeanne Powell,
Ellubet:h Loui se Pretzer,
Jonathan S. Prince, Rich·
mt J. Pulford, Helen P.
Proctor, John Ryan Prou·
ty. How to live With · teenagers and really like it
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PRE-ENROLLED
tt~len t'etut v ·U>rmeU.. AU·
son G. Odenweller, Larry L.
Odiamt, Jocelyn M. Oling-
er, Cblrles A. Oliver. Ca·
n!D L. Oleon, Rae L. Olson,
K~n Oltmanns, Sheila D.
Oltmanns.
Neill Dahl O'Malley, J ohn
K. Omara. Jamea L. O'Neal,
Michael K. Orbach, Joseph
Patterson Ordway, David
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PRE-ENROLLED
Margaret L. Raab, Joseph
William Raklhya Jr., Da·
vid W. Ralston, Jem A.
RamJo, 1Jnda M. Ramaay,
John C. Randolph Jamee
M. Rauacb, Claire E. Raw-
cllfft, Marta I. Rebella,
Paul H. Reed.
Peca Ann Reid, Virgin·
la R. RetgbUey, David J.
Re1nbardt, C a r I H. RelD-
Who Are The BAHA'IS.?,
They an In enry land cm elltb.
They are f ollonra of Baba "U 'l1ab.
His teachinp are lD tftJ1 laquaie.
They unite Jew IDd Olrtltlan;lluUm and
Buddhist, black and wtdta.
With no clergy, no cburtbet, no rites, The
Baha'i Faith bu circled the aJobe, spreadine
penon-to-penon. ~.
Learn about tt.--.IAot up BARA 1 tn your Ubrary .
. For ftrrtber lnfonutJon pleue call: ~. .....
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This Republic Home, near the beach
in Costa Mesa, is the most for $30,9501
Wt hid you In mind when wt built thl1
houH. It'• the gre1tHt for• teenage family.
Stop right here If your kids art llttt••
bt~uae this houae 11 not for you. But If ,OU
hnt 1n KUYt ,.,n f 1mlly you h1v1 1 1urprllf
coming. It'• boss!
Thie It whet wt did.
Wt 1tarttd by hiring a very e1 pentfve
architect 10 we could get the best thinking.
And thlt la what he did.
He put tht ltldt upttaJr1 In a aulte of thtfr
own. Away from you.
He gave them an apartment •rrangttMM
of a bednt0m1 end 1 prtva~ bath. Molt klda
fib lt up tMfe. Awttt from you.
Then M ~ you downatal,. In a 1Ultlt ti"
your ""I own. tr• l"Mllt totntt.hlng, Thti9'• • 14M foot cfoaet with full length elldlnl
mirror doora. The,.•1 an ext,. atOf11tt ctoMt.
a linen doNt and 1 private bath tMI JOU
don't htve to go through your !Mdroom W
aat to.
He ffeced the frltndly family f'Mfl f.'eM
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ne1t to ttle ent,.nc• hill, 10 the klda, 111d
their frftnd1, could GO directly to th• family
room, or right upst11,.,
Ht kept the living room end the formal
dlnlna room 11paratt ... 1w1y from •II th• tHn
lr1(fk. You ahould like thla when you're
1nttrtllnl11g your own frfenda.
hc:au11 thlt big houae la priced at fuat
$IO,llO don't think you'll be atuck out In tht
booftdocQ.
tf 1 f1Ght tn the pre1tlge arM of Costa MetL
CloH to the beach, shopping, 1chool1,
churchtt, bankt, poat office, library, fire ...aon. ,.,h1uram1, movlet, the Mua Vtru
Country Club and a coflegtL A remait-ui. ML
MOit lmpottant of all It'• • ftepubrtc Home
... 10 you know It'• the bttt.
It'• fMf coot In MtH Verde. Your family
wlll enjoy driving out to ... 01t t .. n hou1t.
Why do"'t you 1111 themt
Juat look for the big Guardl1n Eagle. Tht
tyMbol of quality.
tN T•I AMtft(AN
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BOB DUNN RAMBLER
YOUR LOCAL HOME TOWN RAMBLER DEALER
SALUTES YOU
University of California at
IRVINE
I
IT IS INDEED A GREAT EXPERIENCE TO WITNESS AN EVENT SUCH AS
1
THIS. OUR WISH OF SUCCESS GOES OUT TO EVERYONE OF THE FAC-I
ULTY MEMBERS AND TO THE ENTIE STUDENT BODY. WE WELCOME
YOU.
SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
For The Entire Harbor Area
1745 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA
LI 8-9307 or Kl 5-9541
PRJJ~4TELY-OWNED APARTMENTS
·In Costa Mesa
115,395 -115,950
AS lOW AS 1100 DOWN!
CO~'\"E.)\rEl'·:T LOCATION • SOUNQ LASTING VALUES • SPACJOUS PARX·LIEESE'ITINO
COMFOR.TABLEL"1NG • BEAtiflFllIIYIANDSCAPE..D -------
-~EATIONAL FACIUTrES
Hen yoa cq n joy aU al die -'"8t •&H e( i.-e'W9Uatoi,
w1d1out .. ,. -t:nl f., .ncri• ••i&aaace. Aleo, you
ahu. o•fftt'-i' ~ • .,.,i.... ,.~lllta -• c-•la1a1 ... ,. racr.auoe•I fecalniu for ,._ lciaura plcu11H, •• well ••
pro•idi.oa ltOQ<1 · of f• few the cb1ldrca 1e Ilia ••e11•1ty of •
p11h tc pl•J' ate a •••y fro• rraftic,
At Yil._ G«<ku ,.... •re e11allli1liia1 l•9'i•1 whc la a
tepidly 1"'•1•1 aru wlatta p<opcrty owaenliip auu a 1a/e l .... Ul*IMI
OPEN SAT.~ SUN. 1-7 P .M.
• • • • • • 2261 Fo1attii11 w., EGSt
T""' ~ut o// R11r"1r IJoml.~ <>• •llsOll ~t. Tbt tblrJ •loci& i$ POlllfl•itt •.y E•at.
Pho"t: (714) 642~1996
"to the class of ... "
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.•. as a proud cam pm A tarts forward, a new hf.story and
tradition will develop to further enhance the excit·
ing Newport Harbor Area.
The University will have its impact on all of our
live8. Many of our future citizens and community
leader• will be graduates of The University of Cali·
f ornia at Irvine .
• • • with this thought in mind, The Balboa Bay Club
looks forward to the growth of the University ••• and
continue. its own growth to serve an important role
in the community and social life of Newport Beach.
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No. 1,570: ·Zwart, Carla I.
(Continued From Paie 4t)
Lee Sawyer, Thomas Mi·
chael Scallon, Danlel E.
Scanlon, Carey Greer Sch·
mitt.
Claire Bernice Sdlm1dt,
Doris ~er Schreiber. Pa·
tricla J . Schryer. Rona Id
Schwartz. Diane L Seyler,
L y n n Ell2abeth Shapiro,
Lawrence Roy S h e 1 d o n
Joyanne M Shemkus. J o-
anna Elizabeth ~ h 111 e r.
James L. Shorter.
Jill Kathleen Stutler, Su-
unne Fraur Siemon, Vic·
toria Kathleen Sink, Robert
Dooald Skillman. Ruth Slat-
er, Stephan Hugh Small·
combe. Lennard E. Smith.
Michael R Smith, Ray-
mond J . Sokolowski, Kathy
A. Sovereign.
William H. Spark!, Wu·
liarn Harry Spreng. Ann
Richardson Steele, Margar·
et Ann Steinhaus. Patricia
A. Steimer, Bernle A. Ste·
phan, Robert L. Stephens.
Don Wayne Stewart, Randy
J . Stewart.
Suun Jean Stiles, Mar·
garet A Stillman .. Jclfrev
W. Sto ne, ~ichael S
Strauss, Pamela Sue Strick
land, Adreana 8. Strittmat
er, Peter Marshall Stys.
Nancy Jo Sullivan. WUliam
Lawrence Summers, Pam
ela Mane Sutton, Jame~
Bradford !)ympson
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PRE-ENROLLED
011Vld S Tavlnr
Edgar P Taylor Palrt·
t ta A. Taylor Mn S h e r
ryl Lynn TaylM. Step h e n
Irwin Tay1or, John C Tnl
J r .. Helen Bndget Tetley,
Dennis A. Thompsoo, Eli·
zabeth Ann Thompson. Wtl-
ham J . ThomP60f1
Sandra Thorpe. Devon L
Thrasher. E r 1 c 0. Timm,
Larry R Tinsley, Llnda L.
Tinthoff Elizabeth Ellen
Tipping Marguerite Car·
ol Tisdel .John L Tomlin
Donna .lo Tranbers:. Oou.1:·
la~ B Trapp
Beth M Trtni1lit. ~line'\'
L Trunk, Patricia M Trux·
aw V1rg101a I. Tucker .• lar-
riuelyn M Tupa. Stephen A
Turley, M1chatl A Tu r n·
buU, David Deuscher 'l'wtl·
eh ell
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FINAL ENROLLEES
Enzo Tarhikawa. Carol
'1ar)ory Tatum. Steve H.
Taylor, \'tck:e Lynn Taylor,
UCI Jottings
FrRST COMPETITION TI'!\'NEL SYSTEM
Fir st intercollegiate ath· Central heating and air·
Jetic competition in the his· conditioning equipment to
Lory of L'CI will take place i;erve the central campus
Friday, Oct 8. at 4 pm bwldings at CCI are con·
when the l'CI watt>r polo_, nrcted to the central plant
squad meets Cal Poly. Po· by an underground tunnel
mona. 1n lht> home pool H~tcm
FIRST MO\'E-IN
F'1rsl butldtnR on the lTI
campus to be OC<.'Up1eo hy
the university was the fivP
story humanities · social
11ciences hall
CONVF.RTlBLE GYM
Campus Hall at U C I
houses the physical educa-
tion department and student
health service an~ includes
a gymnasium which con-
verts to a 2.700.seat matn
assembly room
FIRST TO ~IGS
Ftrsl appltcat1ons for the
charter student body of
\'Cl came from Richard C.
F a r r e I I of Huntington
Beach 1 undergraduate l and
Roy W. Holm of Laguna
Beach lgraduatel
IMPORTANT DATES
The UC I site was official-
ly approved in July, 1960
Regents recorded the deed
Jan. 20, 1961.
If you have to get there, see
Robert Reade Templeton
Jr . Lynda Lee Teply, Bar-
bara f' Tt'rhune, Pamela
M fhomas, Duane Edward
Thompson, Theresa Louae
Thompsun, Cheng Teh Tine.
Gregory Alex Tolmas.
Shu.le Um Tung, D a v I d
Lloyd Tucker, Douglas W. [.J~Q
Turnrr. James Archie Tur-•"-"'-:--.~
reU. Patr1c1a A Tusa, Gary
Shekrey Twombley.
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PRE-ENROLLED (
\\ 1lham \' l'rone~ James
F l II
FINAL ENROLLEE
David ~. Usher.
v
PRE-ENROLLED
lie kn L \an der L a a n.
01ane Van Ouren. Michael
r; Van Fossen. Gregg Van
VokJenburi;?h . Suzanne M.
Vanhook . Irene Fell c i ta s
Varelas. David Denms Vin·
cent. Carol S VoelkJ. Joan
A Volden. C1msUne A Von-
glascot
toinette Waters, Richard W.
Watkins, Gregory W. Wat·
son Paula Kay Wauon.
Cynllua Jean Weaver.
Edward T. Weeden. Shar-
on K. Weese, Mary Kath·
leen Wehmueller. Stephen
J Wehner. Donald L. Went-
zel. Pamela Jean W e 1 p,
Nancy E. West, Ridlard J.
Weston. Gayla A. Wheeler.
Jon C. White, Krist I n e
L. White, Richard K. White, v -----'St!vrK.--wtitte:-n-c rt·1t
FINAL ENROLLEES
Karen W Valdes. Jonath-
an E. Van Cleave. Patrick
Van Derhoff. Helen L. Van
Der Lann . John Eastin Van
Maanen
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PRE·ENROLLEO
White, George Craig WbJt.&-
head. Robert C. Whitmore
Jr . Claire E . Wichmann,
Dorothy Louiae Wilder, Lee
Francis Wilderman.
Joyce Lee Wilensky. Car·
la Sue Wiley, Mary E . WI·
ley. Kathie Louise Wilhelm,
Charmaine L. Wi.J.ki.ng, Mar· I
tha Ann Williams. Richard
Alexander Williams, Ron-
1 ald Howard Williams. Don-
ald G Wilson. Duane 0. WiJ.
son Jr
Lana L Waadt Clvde F James Grant Wilson Jr .
Wagner. Paul o w· a k e . Sally L Wilson, Pamela 0 .
field , Mrs. Editt: Ma~a.zin Win~. George J. Witt. Jean
Walker. Susan F. Wall. Al-Helen Wolff, Catherine S.
ta Christine Wallace. Nan· Wolpert. Pamela D. Wood,
cy A. Waples. Maris Lynne Ma ry L Woodcock. Roger
Ward, Gay w a r 1 a umont. L Woodsmall, Cheryl Dt·
John Bruce WarJ'ler ane Wortman.
Philip G. Watanabe, Wil-Charles Robert Wright.
lfam L. Waterhouse. Ma-Mary II Wurster, Steven
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FINAL ENROLLEES
Geraldine Ju 11 a Wall,
Ruth Arule WaJton. Marjor-
ie Jean Warrick. Daniel L.
Webb, Linda Delores Webb,
Colin Christopher West.
Laurel Ann Wheeler, Gail
Lana White.
Nadine Allee Whitman,
Robert Wayne W 11 b It e,
James Douglas Williams.
Lawrence ~ymond WU.on,
Terry Lee Wlnterlioer, Gary
Albert Wise , F r a n c e s
Lowse Wiser, J o h n ~.
Woooley , Sheryl L. Womack.
Vt.ncent Wong, Donald WU·
ford Woodbury, Michael
Scripps Wyer, Patricia A.
Wyman.
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PRE·INROLLEI;>
Kathleen Yamami. Wll·
liam Vane. Ricllard Yen·
sen.
FINAL ENROLLEES
James A. Yohn. PeW
Ysals.
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PRE-ENROLLED
Mrs. Cella Marla Zapata,
Louise Zimmer.
FINAL ENROLLEH
Claire Ann 1immerm111,
Carla l. Zwart.
MARINA
CARPUS & DRAPERIES
BUDGET TERMS e • MO.
TO PAY. ALL LEADING
BRANDS: BIGELOW-LEES
-ROYALWEVE -MAGEE
AND MANY OTHERS AT
GREAT SAVINGS
C1ll for fN• ntlm1t• •r If you
hive th• time, oom• '" l"d vlelt.
AU SMART SHOPPERS BUY FROM
A lfPUTABlf FIRM ------__ .....,.._. ---· --
Shop et Merine Carpets Draperies,
the well established .firm in the beach
area.
178'41 ·Beach Btvd., HUNTINGTON BEACH
Ph. VI 7-6056 • Kl 5-6652
ry K. Waterman. Rob e rt -~D~av~t~d ~w~·)~m~e:::r·~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~ Elliot Waterman. Chris-
tine J . Waters. Teresa An·
ALL THIS ... savings insured to $10,000 ~high re-
erycs for added safety~30 years service to Orange
(~ounty rornn1unitics 5l:.. S\vift, expert home loan and
esc row sc r\·ices ~travellers checks d three con-'
venient offices ~asse ts in excess of $112,000,000
;
~Stansbury
Buick
BUICK
1--G.M.C. TRUCKS
I OPEL
'--JAGUAR
SALES and SERVICE
LEASING -RENTALS
234 East Seventeenth Street in
I ' -COSTA MESA LI berty 8-77 65
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Savings received by October 11 eam dividends from October 1
LAGUNA BEACH, CALl.-ORNIA • 260 Ocean Avenue• Telephone: 494.7541
SAN CLEMENTE BRANCH • 601 N . El Camino Re•I • Telephone1 492-1195
l.AQUNA ~IQUL llRANCH • Monarch Bay Plaza• Phone1 498-1201 cw 4~1MO
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ID lovely Laguna at prices YOU
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are atteridbat UCJ ...... .
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nomics Sherry, 21,. Sa u
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UCI . Bodi art ..........
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Bt!ftl •'-t.endla1 collelt
FACULTY .. • ft'I a ~ers mar-
l ltat la Olr QanUa towa. Buy .......... ,., ,...,.ty
.,,,ate. Wt wOl .,., ,ea u llow.
aoundl romantfl. It ""1 '9.
But It alto dime .. I Ill
of down to Nrth 'Wtldll
lllvolvinl ti&bt ICMdlalll .. -----· and equally tlc!tt budlttiq.
JOHNSONS ARE AM ON& FEW MARRIED COUPLES AT UCI
' They've Been Everywhere
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Chuck and Sberr7 uU·
mate they can matt lt com·
fortabl1 OB MJOO • JMr.
SU,bU7 men Um UV ti
that will come tnm Cllllck'a
teacbint ~ at
UCI. 'ni. rttt wUl 01a1t
b'om 11Ttqa _. -jobl. la ~ ._. wW
be ... mra w, n. parenta. lhmJ will canJ • .. mal clul ..... ..
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PLAY GOLP
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to ltl ln I litUI IOlf," ht
11)'1. (Rt WU OD tbe IDlf
tam wbllt • --·"' at Cal State.)
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IOmt llcrl8cll f« ...
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J. RAY ·COISJ.RUCTION COMPANY .
J. RAY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, busy on the Fullerton Junior College . CC!ft\OUI,
I • ' •• hails the opening of the University of California, Irvine as the moat significant mil.stone
in the growth saga of Orange County.
:. On · the Fullerton JunlOr Colt.v. eampus In .Fullerton, J. Ray Construction Company
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. of 1• East 17th St., Coda Meta is in the proce11 of c~mpleting a mu~ic and arts
building, a ~~t,., and t;a bull~lng housing the boiler room. The highest tilt. up pan·
els on ~ 1anywhere ln ·the United States~ and probably in the world are being
raised to form the walli for th ... three campus proiects. Each panel is 65 feet high
and weighs in excess of 50 ton~ The accompanying photographs depict the pan·
.. ·~ els which have been raised uprljht by means of cables, hooks and the tremendous
. j ~ power of twinotcmt CJanes. { . , .. rr .
In acfdltfon to the Fullerton campus profects, J. Ray Construction Company fs en -
gaged in two large trad enterprises, Flamlngo Homes in Dana Point and Sunny Ray
Homes in El Toro, the new Security First National Bank at Wilson and HarbOr Costa •
Mesa, and rehabilitation on Huntington Beach High SchooL Coming up on the
• building agenda are the large Fountai!' Valley residential trod of Edhope Homes,
and the $2,600,000 El Modeno High School at 3920 Spring Street, Orange.
James D Ray, President
J. RAY CONSTRUalON COMPANY
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