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OL 59, NO. 3, 2 SECTIONS, 20 PAGES
BARBOR
......_PRESS
EDITION
Today's Closing
N. Y. Stocks
TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1966 TEN CENTS
Lifeguard Tallj-2,819 Saved, J?roWnings, 0.
By THOMAS FORTUNE I
Of .. Deltr '*' ....
Seventy members of the
Newport Beach dty lif.,uard
aervtce doted theb-boob on
1965 today. Final fitur• ftlll
like thit:
-Eatimat.d beach attend-
ance: 7.4 m11lioo .
-Ocean and bay re.te'Uel: 2,119.
Supervisors Choose
Allen as Chairman
Cong Lash
..Jlllnd,, Nearly Deaf ..
School
Bonds
Delayed
Thief Takes Aged Woman's TV Set
A blind and near1y deaf
77-year:old Newport Beach
wdman was heartbroken to-
day tw>cause her sole source
of enteruinmf'nt had van-
ished
Lily Gorringe, a patient
al H1llhaven Ccmvalescent
Hospital, 1501 E. 16th St., •
\
pined c:onsiden·ble enjoy-
ment from her television
aet.
While she couldn't 1ee
the picture. M.rs Gorringe
could turn up the sound
real high , listen. and then
Imagine what was being
tbown on the Kreen.
~
La1t Friday. aome~y
crept into her room anst
stole the television set.
Mn. Gorringe can't help
~~ in their efforts to
1dtnllfv the sneak thief.
P'<r. a 'time , she didn 't even
ru'1ze the TV set was gone.
W h e n Mn. Gorringe· 1
~
dauetrter. Betty Fuller of
L.lguna Beach. visltf'd at
noon. the television was in
lts place.
Two hours later when her
son. Bert Gorringe of La·
guna. also showed "\Jp° to
vi.sit h11 mother. the aet
waa gone, pollce said.
A Hu.ntincton Buch yauth
)<>ft hi.I life at Balboa' I in-
famous Wedl&-Wblcb is un-
guarded by Qty Council ~
cree -dlD"ing mountainous
1W'f coodltiOOI adjacent to
Newport Harbor's west jetty.
A runaway Fairview State
Ho.spit.al student fell into the
bay on Balboa Peninsula and
drowned and two other awim·
men drowned ~ riptides oa
r-.
El Morro beach in county ter·
ritory.
Newport Beach had one
drowntng on a guarded beach
during 1964 and four others on
unguarded beaches.
Year eod attend~ fig-
ures show 1986 was a busier
year along the beaches than
the previou~. compUoaling the
guards' taak.
An esumated 7.~.?SO mJ.
gra~ to the sea in 1~.
compared to 7,287,115 in 1964.
Other comparisons: rea<:llft
up from 2,582 to 2,819, first
aids down from 2,642 to 2.605,
lost children ~rom 825 to 9'l.1, boats in · ess down
from 6.5 to exttau$tions
down from lS 3, oear
drownings down from 9 to
8, and ambul&nce callt up
from 45 to eo.
uill Jailed, Then
Tak~n to Hospital
'
1 Continues
Obituaries . . . .. . .. . 3
Orange County .. .. .. .. 8
Social Notes .... : .. lJ..14
Sports ............ 16-17
Television • .. .. . .. . . .. 15
Theaters .............. 17
IT WILL OR IT -WON'T
...
We:ithermen Emil Kurtz and Frank Ernst have
dilfenn~ views on thf' forecast for Wednesday F.rnst
says "s1gmf1cant'' amounts or ram should begin railing
tnmorrow or Thursday. Kurtz says he thmks 11 will be
cloudy bul dry tomorrow. Take your pick. Our -Aealher
edltor gives up. -
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SAN.rA i\NA-~c<:ond Dis·
tr1ct Supervuor David L. Bak·
er. chairman or Orange Cotin-
ly's .. Decency Comm1ll~r. •
was adm1ttcdly stunned today
by the res1gnauon ol Los An·
geles County !>uperv1sor War·
rcn M. Dorn from a ~tatew1de
drive to get the 'o-called
"Decency Amendment" on
the J une pnmary clet't1on
ballot.
Dom. principal spon.wr of
the proposed L'on.Utut1onal
amendment, urged abandon-
ment of the campaJgn becau~e
ol a pos~ible connict w10\
it.le legidatwe action. 1 See
earlier story. Page SI.
• 'Tha comes as a complt'le
Freeway Route
Drive \.Jolted
surprise." Baker, of HuntinJ·
ton Buch. told the DAILV
PILOT "It's like swlmminc
h.ilh\ ay Jcross a river. and
then tryrng lo )t\\ 1m back bc-
l·au)te 'ou are too tired lo go
on" ·
l lnder Bake1 's leadersh111,
Uw Oran~e County Comm11lt•c
has oblaine<:I 13.000 s1i.:natures
on petiUol\i airued at qualify.
ing tne amendment for Ute
ballot
The 1nfatll1vP proposal i:-.
designed lo return 10 ctlie~
Jnd rount1r~ the r1J:h! 10 !'n-
<1ct legislation govemmJ: the
rnmmal a:.p<'<'ls of se>.u:il
ac:ll' 1ly " :\ Califorma Su-
preme <:.1u:1 ruling rerenUy
held thal stale laws pre-empt
loc~ Ordlnlncet 01l viet !~
lrol.
Notlna that ~ bad 1 •
gei.led lhe U-gislature lts~lt.
may act on the vfce control
controversy. Baker s a 1 d.
.. Tlus indicates a lack of a
complete understandmg ~
tween the amendment and
what tbe Le&lSlature wantl to
do Both have U,. same
goals "
Ht denied that continuation
of the dnvl!, as implied by
Dorn. would lead to a breach
~tween law makers in Sac-
ramento and the County Su-
pervisors Association ot caJ.1-
fornts . The lat~r has unani·
mously urged pauage of the
"Oec~cy Amendment."
"Thtre always has bten
and will contlnue to ht a good
understandJng betwC1:n the SU•
perv1so1 s association and the
Legislature," said Baker. "No
one 10 his nght mind would
quarrel w11h lhe intent of
this amendment. which is lo
control a growing problem in
the suate."
The supervisor said at pre-
eent he intenda to contin~ to
iupport the initiative drive
''because I believe in il." •
He conceded, however thflt
be may be forced to quit Ute
battle bimseU 1f other super-
visors throughout the state
Join Dorn in throwing in the
-towel.
Fro1ta P .. e I Court Date f'f'om Page J
Se1iate Fact-findi11g
Group Heu,ds for NB
• • Scheduled SCHOOLS • • WOODEN WHATSIT -This hulk of wood 1s believed by Huntington Beach
\'1ctorian '1ntage on 10th unified building program. youngsters to be hollow and filled with gold. but beach officials say it's U!st a
Avenue. F Th £ Costa Mesa elementary ~ nuisance which might bang joto the pier 4'h0" n m background.
"( ha\ e been 1mpmoned or e ts auUlorit1e.a sought the unl!ied before and we are going to win this 11,,ht " \\ere QuiJ1'1 . boa~'s approval o( the Ir
STRIKE.
.. . SANTA ANA -A one-time l l ~ h Kid Thi •-S la~t words as he disappeared S ta A · •. u t· Pans o pu'""ase I ree new 8 DK. 0 SACRAMENTO -Prepara· the lact-f1ndulg s es s 1 on. into the Jail where he will an ~-a_. 1.naurSanceF ~,~ school sites on the northeast · S"h d .. L.. t er arresi.cu m an rancaco ' tiom were being made today .. eucr!nann sai · r Its · presumably have to wield ~ on Chrutmu Eve wu ar-side of the city.
lor ~en. Randolph C-0lher to the !>enator must sohdtfy his mop along with other pn-ed M d . M I . I Fl • T Ch t? ~d1eaule and clear thr date ra1gn on ay m unc1pa PACKAGE oating reasure es bring his Senate fact -findmg v. ith the 15 comnuttee mem-soners. Court he1 e on four counts of r d f the 't ctl •
commlltee to \ewport Brad1 l.K'r~ " the aide said NO Al'l'E.\L grand theft. un s 0'. 11 e pur H·
later this month to ID\ c~t1,1?ate C'.0U1er who heads the pow-Quill chose not to appeal A preliminary hearin& for es. an est.ima~ed $1.5 mtJ-
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the Paclfir Coa~l Frl't'\\ ay edul Senate TransportalJon his ccinv1ct1on for cont.empt Robert D. Meier Jr., 38, lS hon. are available to the Small children out for a Jim Way. head or the c1ty':1 JcC'p.
1outing contro\er~) C-Omrrutlee. 1s kno\\n as .. the of a court show cause order. scheduled Jan. 11. Costa Mesa dlatrict through winter romp along the ocean beach department "We'll getl The beach department men
Collier. 1D-Yreka 1, who re-father of Cahlorn1a's frec\\ay thus condemning himself and Arrested ~r a two-month a financial J>'Ckage apprOYed at Huntin&ton Beach thmk a bulldozer and try to push 1t ruled out I.he tdea of treas·
11med from a month-long trip system .. the other labor leaders to search by police, Meler is by Costa Mesa voters in they have found a treasure Tuesday.·: ure. _loo But tOOay's moVlng
o lhe M1ddk Ea)I Monilil)"I Last ~ovember onl) t\\O imprisonm~nL He ordered ~suspected oi defrauding tus 1963 chest full of pirate booty, but But. this might prove 1m· try iust might breaJ< open
..:ot 10 touch "'1th \:.)t•mbl}· da)) after the )ldtl' I llgh· :.econd stnn~ or umon om-former employer by report· · lifeguards want to &:et rid of possill!e. say pier perchcrs the mystery and several rhil·
man Robert E liadham tR-1,\ay Commis~1on \Ott'd 5 to 21rt:il!> to carr~ on contracting paniaUy damaged cars But board member Donald it. and lifeguards who have triedldren are going to be on band
:'\e'' JXlrl Beach 1 a11d Orange I not . 10 rr-opcn th!! coastal nC'got1at1on~ "so the people as total wrecks and then sell-A. Strausrhalked at l~e pro-The "C"hest" say the life· to budge the bulk with a to look Jor pirate gold.
l'ountv Road Co1111n1~~1onC'r 1 routing b~ue. C<>llter prom-won't sutler." ing them for repair or as f>?SaJ, because. be said. ad-guards is actually a piece of --..:.·--------------------,--
\! Koch this morning. accord·11srd to bring h1i; c:omm1ttee Quill's arrest lollowirw: a junk. d11Jo~al stud~ 1s nee.ded to a wooden Ooatlng dock, about
mg to \\'1ll1am Scheuermdnn to :\c\\ port .Bl'ach in January. threat-filled news confefen ce Also implicated in the tnC1· see if the sites. ,fit ~ with sue-feet square and four-feet lJ
·consultant to the Senate The romm1ttee will consult at the Arflericana Hotel came dent ls Carl Rosner 37 or L.a plans of the unlfied district. thick. lt.s weight is estimated .S. Opposition
l'tansportallon Comrruttee. 1w1th offlcials or both Newport five days after he. tort up a Habra who faces t:.Vo 'counts Board Member Earl G. Pe-at 1,000 pounds. -----.. -~--------
\o dale has been ,d !or Beach and Costa Mesa slate supreme court order to of gr~ the.ft. Rocner, a terson joined Strauss, adding But. maybe it's a chest fulJ
expllun why he should not body shop f0ttman. is alleg-Ulat Dr. Newcomer abould be oi gold with a secret panel
call off the walkout. ed to have acquired at least i!Ven _a chance to review the Which opens. say the kids.
S hed l d On Monday a .Judge gave two or the can from Meier. site situation and make rec· No si.ree, say the guards. Se lltel )ci· ,J g c u e him the chance to avoid im-Rosner'• preliminary hear-o~m.end.atfons on a unlfled They're convinced that the
" " pnsonment by calling ore the ing is also slated J.a.n. 11. building program. • large object which washed up
strike, but again this Dl<yn-But board President Dun· on the beach flbout two weeks
Steelrriakers Cautious
On Increasing Price~
F B • v Ing Quill refused. can ~d board . memMrs ago ore 20th Street la just a or eating eteran While Quill predicted "a Roderick H. MacM!lllao, Mrs. bundle of planb held toget!i· WASHINGTON (AP) -Un· tracts for future structural
shambles in this city," tens Reagan Of£ Elizabeth . M. Lilly and er wlUl spikes. der notice Ulat the govern-s.t.eel delivery be shifted to
'...._ of thousands of workers mov-Mrs. Manon C. Bergtson diae The mystery block of wood ment won't do business wiUl firms which have not boosted
A Costa Mesa man Is free bail so Flores. could resume ed at a snail's pace. if at all, a~reed .. potnting out that t ~as washed ashore during the price-boosters, the bulk or pri~es. steel . shares d~hned
and awaiting sentencing Jan. school and his 1ob. Flores ha! on autc>-jammed arteries into TV Program sites will almost certainly ,_ high tides in a. storm. But the nation 's steelmakers a btt-~ut this was 10 a mar-24 aft.er pleachng guilty Mon-been held in Oran~ County Manhattan in the h 0 p , of needed, that the financing J.l) now all u does roll lo I k t hi h al d
day to chargt:s of attacking Jail since his a. crest by New-reachlng work by noo". Hun-avaUable and th. at <1elay1 14• s w Y showed wariness today about e "!' c rea Y was mov-.. • ~ ould ult hi b l d along_ the shore~ne ~ward JOint.ng the Bethlehem Steel mg irregularly down. a disabled military veteran port Beach police dreds or thousands of earlier In Caliform·a c . res in g er an the city pier at high Ude. Corp. in its structural steel \V!'eo Inland Steel an~ounc-Wlth a broken car antenna in He was charg~ with attack· starters already had reached pncei. T~ay the bloclc has work-price lllCrease. ed Its pnct rise, Chairman
Balboa Dec. 23. mg Neal L. Davison, 28: oi 324 Uleir jobs during the mornina \ WHO PAYS'? ed its way tAI Seventh Strttt. A t h' ~ Gardner ~ckley or the Prest·
Caesear E. Fl01 es. 23. of 623 A.nad~ Ave .. Balboa, with Da· in ~e knowledge tha~ the LOS ANGELES <AP) -.. Your decision," said DI'. ..We 've got to get rid ofl m~ c ~g d Sa eeJ to~ tn· dent's C~uncU or Economic
W Hamilton St . pleaded vison s br~ken off c~r. ante~-everung rush hour m 1 g ht RonaJd RNgan is being re-Newcomer, "appears to be the thing." sajd a depressed crtooekaseff Y t odan ti dorp. Advis~s described this move .i:u1Jty to driving on the wrong na followmg a colllSlon in bring Ulem even c re a t er placed in California as host not whether the sites are nee e ec t ay, our ays a!.l
side or the road. h1l a n.d Balboa between cars drlvqi hardship. . or television's ''Death Valley essary, but whether Costa "' after BeUllehem's announce-as unwarranted and .1 at1<>n·
run. assaulL battcry and ii· by the_ two men. City Transit Comrnlss1oner Days" because of his expect· Mesa should pay I.he entire ment on price boosts for ary-the same crlhcla'!' he
!egal entry during a prehmi· DaVlson allegedly was cut Henry A. Barnes mapped a ed candidacy for the Repub-cost before dissolution or y th 19 structural steel Cramings . A had made of Bethlehem s.
· · nary bearing before Newport above the eye and oo lbe plan w divi~ Manhattan ~ llcan nomtnati<1n for gover· whether tht jnh should be OU ' ' small producer. Colorado Neither sel'Vlcemen flghtJn~
Beach-Costa Mesa Municipal 1boulder and hand, and b i a low 59th 11reet into sectors nor, the 1p1111or Nld today. done by the entl~ unined dls Fuel & Iron Corp.. posted a in Vletnam nqr businessmen
, , Court Judge William Chruten· glasses broken, when F'Wres for staggerint de~ures The U.S. Borax Co. -.id trict. There 15 no doubt that Stll'I'endet• SJ mcrease. building new fact.ones and
• • sen. Da>:OO him with the antenn~. of w or k er 1 beginnlhg at the action i$ to prevent Rel· Ume would have a tendency But lb.ts was hardly a pnce buildings at home will be
Later, Chruttnsen waived P~Uce _said Davison can t 3 p.m. All •ho could were gan'a political opponent& from to increase the price... parade. Other companies said• n:iade happy by the prlce
:: Kid s, Here's
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:: Your Chance
raise his arms a.s high aa hla urged to spend a night on the demanding equal Ume. Strauss said he was not con· BUENA PARK -Extradi-they were "studying" the nse, Ackley said sh~~rs ·~ a result of an town in order to make . as "Mr. Reagan was retained vinced that all three sites Lion proceedings against stion and giant United Admint~tratton ~fie i a 1 s
accident while strvlil& in, the la~ an exit Crom Manhattan a.s host in SeptemMr l!IM," would be necessary, adding 19-year-old youth were called States Steel Corp. said that ~ave ~ensed .emphatically any Ar?i~e was arrested in ros-as possible. ..,,,,, a company annou~ men t that, in his opinion, Cost a of( Monday when he turned "it may be some lime" be-mtenUon ui impose price con-
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8 c1rr· d ~ said. Mesa should not be called himsell in to police here af· fo~ lt decides what to do. lrols. The new orders which
ta esa tstmas ay. "Since Mr. Reagan is a upon to Mar the entire cost ler flying from his Lands-went out lo purchasing off1·
candidate for state office, Finally, a compromise wa~ dale, Pa., home He \\as ac-l:.S. BOYCOTT cers actually were no more Man Nearly only the California broadcast& reached. comparued by his attorney In an attempt lo dissuade than strong direclJves to buy f'rona Page 1 will be affected. and he will The board agreed to the and his f.ather. · · the doubtful firms-and thus where the government geu Youngste~. here's )Our continue as spokesman for study and told Cost.a Mesa John R. Beale surrendered perhaps to force pnce roll-the best price : : cha.nee to w10 a ts ansutor ra· Cr bed b i.. b B thl d WAR US the prognm and Borax else· elementary officials to pr<1-on .a warrant IMued by the &CAb Y e ehem an In-Thl.s could be a powerful dio. a rechargeable nas~-• ,• • where in the United SUtes, cttd with preliminary work diatzict a(torney's office land-lop rru!Jtary and c1vtl1an weapon, however, for Ute gov-
ligbt, or a pen and pencll se fulfilling his contract, wbich on Ute site acquisitions. sub-charging suspkioo of armed officials issued orders calling, ernment directly or Indirect-Or. Louch a mat.ch to a tower-planes last attacked the Com-SAN JUAN . CAPISTRANO expire• in SepUmbtr 1986." ject to review next Mate!\. robbery. m ef!ect. for a government Jy ronsumes about one-fourth
: soi alack of dried-ow Christ-munist north just before the -A construction worker nar-Sule is accused of In-boycott of the hlghe:r·prl~ of the nation 's output of st.rue·
. , mu trees. start of the JO.hour Chriltmas rowiy escaped being crushed volvement in the Sept. 11 rob-steel tural steel framing.
. • Here's what yo• do. This cease-fire on Dec. 24. when a hu~ cateq>illar trac-bery of Tony Flstonich in the There was every indicallon 1----------
" ~aturday bring a tree to one While the fighting contln· tor toppled as he attempted FrOM Page l victim'~ Buena Park home. of a ~oncert.ed drl~e by the
· of Ute three Jocat.ions deslg-ued, U.S. peace efforts, spur-to load it onto a Oatbed AW"OXlmately $1.500 wu administration and lts key
nated by the Newport Beach red by President Johnson truck here Monday afternoon. SARA ·taken.
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supporters in Congress. This
Fire Department. Receive a were expected lo go on de-Joseph B. Raley 23. of • • • Beale remains in custody raised speculation whether
ucket for the tree (bnng more1 splle public d e n u nc1atlons128905 Ortega Hlghwa), waa . . lod in r of $16 500 ball p ·d J h than one to incre.ase your from Hanoi that they are ''de-rnomentanly pinned Mneath grooms son, b11 daualJter, home. ~ho hu discarded the ay ieu · rest eot 0 nson was not
Th i8 Th icf Can
Forget T hirst chances1. Be on hand at 71 ce1Uul and hypocnt1cal." the machine. llihlcb Cell off Carol, and son , Scott. Ra y neat white dress unlform for police reported I risking his remarkable dur-o'Co th L d .... tabl hit t able popularity with business Pm. when a drawtng "'ill be As air attacks <:ontinued in lh<' truck al a construction nners. e aun er com· u1e more sw e w e pan s leaders. A thirsty Ullef found a bo·
held to g1"' away the pr1tei. the i;ou th. a Navv Sk\ra1der «1te on the ~irnon Viejo pany attorney shirt and flat sole shoes I.ha But Johnson himself was nanza on Ponderosa Street l.n
One youngster will be select-supporting the t7Jrd Brigade• Ranch shortly before ~ pm. Amo~g t.hose \1gned on for wlll give tum agility on th~ Trustees Meet silent. And the most sensi-Costa Mesa last weekend.
ed to stru:t the bonfire was shot down by ground fire I Sheriff's deputies said Ra-the cru1~e JS Tom Hardtng1 22, gangways. Babette has neve Uve index of business psy-Mrs. Susan Kello ol 1813
Trees will be collected start·1The pilot bailed out and wa' lev's co-workers managed to an Enghsh lad, never ~fore before been on a cruise and Trustees oC the New~tj rhology. the stock market re· Ponderosa St. told police a
Ing at 9 a.m. at Ute Corona picked up by an Army hcli-1ra1st the tractor and free on the ocean or on a ship but bas experience only in serv-Beach elementary sch<1'01 dts· fleeted neither hysteria ·nor thief broke Into her gara.ge
dcl Mar M~in Beach. next tolcopter, a spokesman sa1tl. him. is "willing •to try and hopes ing hors d'oeuvres aboard the tr1ct. will meet tonight m a loss of confidence and took six quarts of rum,
the lifeguard department The Viet Con it made t w o Raley , who su Uered back that see sickness won't be a Ballerina. 47-loot cruiser own-r9J1 line bu ~ 1 n e s s session four pints of white wine four
headquarters at the Newport ~mall prObes ID Bien Hoa and shoulder injuries. was problem.'' Another me mber e<:I by Launder. <cheduled for 7 30 pm In the STOCKS DECLINE quarts of red wine and ~ tool
Pier and al I nine Avcnuci Pro\·incc 20 miles norfhra~I rrported tn !air <.'Ondilion to.I ts Babette Michelson. rotund ~e Launders expect lo be library al Horace E.:nsign After Secretary of Delense chest
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Mariners Dnvr In th elor Saigon. overrunnlnR onr day a\~outh Coast Commun1-1cook and housekeept'r .f? r cruis10g the world's waters School. 2000 Cllfr Drive. New-Robert s. ~kNamara order-She valued the lost items at
\Ve11tctifr Area !lquad·sized governmrnl po~t I) Uovittal. -L •u nder at his Wh1tt1er about a year port Beach ed Monday that mllllary con· $15.1
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TurnJcJy, January • 1'66 DAILY PILOT /Ntws•Prtu :J
Flood Warning~ Out • Ill Northern California
Negro Slain
-. Slwoting Brint(S
Rai n;, Snow
Falling in
Wide Area
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New Race Unrest
EUREKA (UPI) -Flo<!d
warnings were posted for TUSKEEGEE. Ala. (UPI) spoknman said a demonstra-many a~as of the Pacific
-A white service station at· lion march was bel.Dg organ-Northwest today as heavy
tendant abot and ll l 11 e d a ized. rain sent tributary streams
younc Negro early today, The march was to be aim-out of their banks and in-
toucbing off pla03 for a pro-ed at the courthouse and the creased the burden on major
----------teat demonstration at a Ne-county jail where a student rivers.
fro college here. waa said to have been jailed Only minor fl<10ding was
Klansman
The victim, S a m u e 1 L. !or attachlng bumper sticlc-reported early today along
Young Jr .. 21, waa a civil ers advertising the "Freedom the lower reaches df the
rights worker and a student Party." The stickers were Smith River and Redwood
at the predominantly Negro being put on cars at the same Creek near Orick, Calif., in
sch?<>~· ~tkegee Institute. station where Young was kill· Humboldt County. But .i>er-
Tak U Civil r1ghta workers said ed. iU's deputies alert to the , es p the ab o o t Ing came afttr Frlenda of Young said he possibility of' a repetition of , ~
Young was denied permission helped Monday In vote'r reg-last year's disastrous Chrlbt· r
lo use the rest room al the iatratlon in Tuskegee and bad mas week floods awakened 5th Ref • station. at least one altercation with Orick residents ·during the rain . L?cal authori~es. howeyer, a county official during the night to warn 'ttiat evacua- .
mdicaled they did not believe day. tioo might be necessary be-I I w ASHING TON ( lJPI) _ Ku th~ s~ootlng bad racial im-Young also was active in cause of flO<td danger. I '
Klux Klan officials resumed plicatiom. . . demonstration~ h e r e l~t At Brookings, Ore.. just1 1 their Fifth Amendment re· Ao unid~ntifted white man summer. Durmg the ChrutJ north of the Califumia bor-1
f ain loci f . to was held 10 connection with mas holidays he went to der 15 families voluntarlly ..._
,:e q ati~· rerusmg .an-the slaying but no charges Lowndes County to distribute mo~d out of their lowland ...-~ ues ons 0 congresslon-were immediately p 1 aced glfta to Negro poor. homes as the Wincbuk and
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al mves:t.igator~ on ~rou~s against him. Authorities said Young was Chetko rivers rose to within
of possible self-incriminah~n. The Tuskegv campus was shot once In the head with five feet C1f overflowing. The JUST WAITING Most of the homeward-bound
John D ... Swenson, descnb-seething with excite m e n t what appeared lo be a .38 Coast Guard station at New York commuters seem dejected but one young ~: ~e !11~~ .day ~~ther over the slaylng. A Negro caliber bullet Brookings said a seven-foot-man can stlll wave to the photographer as he joins
the flral ~~55 a.!'~· Ho:=! hj gh tide was expected to -
Co!Tlmitlee on Un-American add to Ute press.ure on dikes
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thousands in a patient wait !or trains in the Long
Island Rail fu>ad terminal at Pennsylvania Station
Monday night.
Activities reopened public India, Pakistan Still already under siege because hearings on the klan after a of the flood waters. Executives Wonder
two-month recess. ROADS CLOSED
Swenson. 55, of Bossler Several highway& along the
City. La .. gave h.ia age. birth-Far Fi~oin Agreeinent border area were closed ~y pla~ and told the committee snow and m~dslldes . and in
Collie Lero y
Start Te rn1 Wlw' s Esserttial i1i Of fices?
he was in business for him-Oregon a freight train was J p .
self aod bad a grade school TASHKENT USS R IAP l Pak' tan H d r derailed and knotked down 11 rISOD NEW YORK 1AP1 -NeYI' somethmg like a snowstorm upon buses and subways
education Th 1 d • ·f · 1 ·di. d 181.o K he ma e no re er-an embankment by a snow-York City's transit strike 1s and the executives 5 L a y1 Their bosses. usually more · -e ea ers o n a an ence as m1r slide 1 th ds f .. CCI rt , But Swenson refused lo an· Paki.'stan offered ea.ch other a Ayub and Shastn met for · · BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (APll ea~~ng o~san ° esse~-home ," said one company ol-a uent. 0 en ~ve '"~he sub· swer any questioos put to . . . A spec1aJ Joint federal-st.ate C 11 1 \\"lk J hal executives alone at their urbs from which trams and him. includin whether he no-war pact today but there ~e fU'~t Ume sm~e the In· river forecast center. estab--o .1e -ei:o~· i ms . r .. desks. sleeve-deep in paper flc1al "Looking around me, l buses ~ere runnm~ Or else
was one of tileg ori inal found-appeared to be no prospect dia-Pakist~n war ln Seplem-li~hed at Sacramento, em-22. a Ku Klux Kl~nsman l~nk·lwork usually done by "unes-see more executives than thev live in fas humable East
' th .. alg .__, .... f either offer would be accept-ber a~ a villa on the outsldrts phasized that w a t e r levels ed with the slay1n.~ af V1~la sential" secretanes a n d clerks " Side Manhatta th n ers o, e ongm ..... ugu ... 0 ed. of this Soviet central Asian · Gregg L1uzz<1, begm~ serving . n areas wi 1
the .Kl.I Klux Klan. He also The stumbling block was city. Pre~ier AJ~xei Kosygin ~er:ndbe3:!t ~~~:~: a one-year rede.ral . pns~n clerks who stayed ~ome This was the rt'sult of a sc-, wallong distanc~ of the office.
<!«lined to confirm or denY. the two nations' bitter quarrel of the SoV1el Union arran11?ed t xtr 1 t term today for v1olat1ng hts Mayor J ohn V. Lindsay had lect1ve effect. Much of the New York Life ln11urance
a statement br Com~ttee over possession of Kashmir, the summit conference and ~;edw~~r:~ ~~ ci~;; probation. appealed earlier t~ workers city's vast clencal populatJon Co. l>aid 58 per ct>nl if its 4.·
Chainnan Edwtn E. Willis, the Himalayan state which was its host th i t Wilkrns perm I l t e d by a to stay out of the city unless I Q Iii B JOO workers were out on the
• D-La .. that he was known a.s has had the two nations at Shastri de~lared· ~pc ~~i st tat federal j~d~e Lo spend t h e they were "essential," but he ives in ueens. -i·P ronx I first bu~iness day or the strike
the "m~ern ~ay la~ of war twice since 1949. "The question .which we sto~n co~~~u:dna toy ~:~ch Christmas holidays with hi s didn't say who wa s essential. and other areas dependent -but th~t the great number
the ldan Ill Louisiana. . President Mohammed Ayub have both to face Is whether the area with soaking rain family in suburban rairfield, In many offices Monday U. or executives and managerial
Swenson was accompamed Khan of Pakistan offered a we should think of force as a and snow that fell without Wlls to 6e turned over to the was a strange picture. th e people were al their desks.
by JMMs R. Venable, A~; no-war pact •·once the basic method of solving disputes, or letup since early Sunday. Al U.S. Marshal's office. boss . opening his o~ mai.1, A irporl Sia led E~u1table. Life Assurance
ta. chairman o( the f':'atk>n ... problems racing. us are re-whether we should decide and least 1.58 iaches of rain was On o t' c . 20. U.S. o t 11 t running errands, gettin& his Society said about half 1t1
Association of the KnigbU of solved.'' That was his way of declare that force will nev-rep<1rted in a 24-hour period Judge Clarence w. Allgood own coffee. AMMAN Jordan 1 UPll _ work force appeared.<\
the Ku Klux ~an. 8 !edera-saying Kashmir must be set-er be used.'' at Eureka and s e v e r a I ruled that Wilkins had vio-It was enough. you might · "Where material ha~ to ~o
lion. encompu.nng 1 .number tied first. A y u b said Pak111tan'1 aim schools in southeast anc,1 lated probatiun provtsion1 in say, to nake an executive The gov.?rnment . Monday 3.P-out. management people are ~ 1~~~ kl~ grou~. Prime Minlater Lal Babadur la "to compose our di!fe.r-southern Oregon were closed onnecUon \fi,Ul his plea of/ wonder who was easential -pro~ c:onstruction of a new rolling up their sleeves a n d ~a e ae u wenaon s Shastri of India, whose gov-ences with India.'' Prosperi-by heavy snow. illy in November 1964. on h.e or the secreLary. If be international airport here at doing clerical jobs." said a 1 torney. emment has repeatedly re-ty in both countries depends NEAR FLOOD a charge of possession of a was, then what was he doing a cost of SlS.4 million. A company spokesman. "Roo·
fused to countenance anything upon P4\1Ce -"for peace is · California officials said the sawed -off shotgun -a fed· o~ing the mail? Frencti company has submit-line matten we just have to b~t Indian cont:r-ol of Kash-vital.,',' But "un•rlylng prob-Smith River and Redwood eral offense. "Usually you ·ltt hit with ted an offer to build M. Tet ride.
Th • R d rrur r.peated hi.a offer of a lema must be attacked f o r Creek would probably reatb 818 ea y no-war ,pact "to ~prove the "a s~mblan~ of pe.~ce la ne a peak (){ about ooe to two
toWtty of relations with substitute for peace. ttet above Oood stage late
For Attack Tuesday morning )Vith tbe
..,. Eel River. cz~g about a D • • s d 3 0 · foot and ~r:bove flood By Cambodia om~nicans en ~~ ·~ooding ~e pr~~~
ed.
,_:~~:,,~~y-to~ Dissidents Into Exile M~~iv~c!~ e~thi: reach capacity later today
up vigilance along it! tOUtb· with any additional rain caus·
eastern border area following SANTO DOMINGO (UPI)-guard In the streets. Inform-ing serious problems.
reports .. of a cambod.ian at-Thirty military Jea~rs being ed sources sa.l<1 publication of Oregon deputy sheriff Sam
la<:k. forced into exile "for the good the names of the men ~ho Gott said M~n~ay the Chet.Ito D.--.~-._,_" "'-'d of ~-............... , .. )..It ..... _ n -were forced into exile might R1~er was ns10g at the rate '"'""'''4 reac1wrg '~ S8l ~ ....,_...,w ' a Wft: LIV" touch off a new storm of vio-of four inches an hour. Of-
an estimated battallon of m.inican Republic In the early lence later today. ncials said Mt. Emily on the
Cambodian . troop& lobbed hours today, unofficial report4 There were unconfirmed re-Chetko watershed, had 1~12
mortar •lhelb and machine said. porta that t h t list included inches of mow and cun bulleU across the border The reports. not yet con-both regular olfleers and rainfall ttl6e could
into Haadlek villa In Trad firmed by official IOW"C'el, army men who detert.ed to .erioua problem. g• aaid the men ~ by aircraft the rebel.J in the April revolt. ----------
Providence Sunday afternoon from Haina. a naval ltatioo ProvWonal President Hec-
killing ooe villager. on the outskirU of Santo Do-tor Garcia Godoy announced G }
An official communiq~ is-mingo. Their departure had in a 20-minute broadcut Mon-I P 0 icy
• sued by the prime minister's ~n expec~ at any time day nigh~ that the men were . . since la.st night. bemg exiled because of the
office Monday night s~d This strif.e-tom city was part they played in the fight-payment ll
many villagers wt!1'e also m-tensely quiet. with reinforced ing Dec. 19 in Santiago, wllere 0
Jured and property damaged patrols of U.S. paratroopers at least 28 persons were kill-
&3 a result of the Cambodian and Dominican policemen on ed in a clash between airmen An.niversary
a ttack. and rebel leaders. _
Army Q>mmander Gen Gard" said some of the
Prapas CharusaWen. who is exiles ''have been invited to W~SHlNGTON <.AP) -~
concurrently Interior minlBter Hungarv Plans Israel to study." Others, be life in.surance diVIdends will
and deputy prime minister. f1 said. "will be assigned to dip-be paid on the. anniversary
set up special command head· To Raise Pay Jomatic posts abroad.'' dale of ttie P?~cy, t.he Vet-quarters at Suankularb Pal-The president said later e r a n a Adrrwustrat1on an-
ace near the prime mlnist.er's . that Rebel Col. Francisco Ca-noun~ed today.
office in Bangkok to counter VTEN~A. Austria .!AP) -amano Deno's name was not Ttns means a depa~ ~ reported Cambodian ag-Hungary s Cor~l~un1sl gov-on the list or exiles. He re· from a speedup system mlt-
gressloo. ernmen.t says it is going . to fused ll> say whether the list ~a led . m the ~ennedy admjn-
The communique said bor· raise_ wa ges of workers. with Included armed forces min.is~ istrat1on to shmulate the ~
der patrol police and author-low incomes. cut salaries of ter Francisco J. Rivero Ca-nomy.
lties concerned have taken ~ earners. and raise farm mmero This year 4.606.000 veterans
measures for the safety of prices. . wiU receive $224.2 mill ion, th
villagers in Trad and Chan-. The ~~om1c reforms were payments varying on ~ ba·
taburi provinces ln tht south-disclosed m a speech. Mon-sis of type and amount of ln-
eastem part o( Thailand. ~Y by Deputy Pr~nuer L:a· Subway Rider s su rance and the pohcyhold-----,---------i1os Fehrer. He said details er's age.
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Corona del Mar OR 3-9450 m view of the pr-esent well-
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1111 Broadway . C'oet1 Mui TO morning, and a trainman at eraRe $47.50 for World War
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Rome Still
Has Traffic
At Big University Problems
• ROME <UPI) -The Eter·
Teachers Strike
nal City'• nine-day traffic
NEW YORK (UPI) -A 1lty, one of the largest Rom· experlm~t ended ~Y. hav-
te&chen union wtnt on atrtke an Catholic aclloola in the ing proved the dty'a auto
today at St. John'• Unlvu· world. It was ttie fint strike congestion la • me11 evet> U
----------•in American hWory by mem· you remove the autos.
I -·" During the period tbe bell
By ERSKIN! JOHNSON
So it's January sale lime
on Balboa hland, too.
That's a redundancy of
course because we're always
rurrounded by sails -sleek
ya~. outriggers, busy
Snow Birds, Lido 14'• and
haughty trans-Pac schoon· .
bers of 8 college 8"'w-.y. on traffic was ln force in 46
Pidu.l!s were thrown up out· acres ot the Rome abopplng
alde all gates of the Queens district. boya happily payed
and Brooklyn campuses of 1occer in the Ptaua Di if>aa·
the un iversity at 6:30 a.m. na and pedeatrian1 •trolled In the middle of 1treeta wlth· as the school reo~ned after ~t risking their lives.
the Cbnt,tmas holiday and a But on the frin&• of t h e
one-day postponement caus· ••pedestrian Wand" -a tra·
ed by the city-wide aubway peroid w h o 1 • lhape k • p t
and b~ strike. changing daily with the nc-
The union predicted that ond thought. ol pY.nnen -. hundred& er police .tru"1ed one-third of the faculty would with some of the mo.t mat·
take par{. • sive . traff1c jam1 Rome bad
ers. By the time cl.usu began ever seen.
at 8:30 a.m. there Wi!rt about Thousands of mot o rilta, Our sails are always pret· ' rn.l&led by rontradi~tory traf·
ty but our January sale8 are 40 pickets at the Jama!ca flc signs -new ones bad been
out of th.i! world. Come on----------campus and a dozen at tl}e added but tbt old onet hadn't
Brooklyn c._a m p u 1 despite been removed because the
over and see for yourself· tem~ratures in the low 30'1. experiment wu temporary-
But leave us not be mer· Solon Plans The demonstrators included tried to enter one-way atreeta
cenary in t his first week or faculty members and student the wroni way, refused to . nan where they were au~
a bright new year. To Rettr· e sympathizers. posed t.o and argued nob.Dy
However, both studenta and wttb traffic cops. ~ • • • other faculty members were Many a motorilt, truttini
F S passing through t1>e picket the lmcrlption on the peve-
We're starting 1966 with rOID enale tines at both campuses to at· ment "T<t the Piaua Del J>o..
a laugh __ in looking back· tend classes. polo,'' started up what was
ward with Nelda Gibson. WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Rich.ard Navin, an i.n.s'4Ll.c· now a dead-end street, wu
Everyone knows Nelda as George A. Smathers, who once tor in fine arts and picket orde~ed by police around the
, . t said he had never been forced captain at the Brooklyn cam-V~m ~ column in the
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Message
Studied
By GOP
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Subject to "veral "111," R ..
publlcan1 may d.uwr their
own 1tat.e of the union met·
aaie on color telHialaa. prob-
ably a di.)' or JO aftM Prtal·
dent Johnson deliver• hie.
Alter OOUDlleu drafta, the
GOP me11a1e hu bee pre&..
ty well "Whipped lnto shape.
Jt wU1 be reviled -nab~ up
to air time -depend.lna on
development., 1ncludl!ll the
inevitable au.rpttaes in John·
aoo's address to the CUltom-
ary joint session ot CoDife,..
The President's tJ~tabl•
has not been firmed up. Con·
sldering the f a s t-changing
world situation, hia messaae
preswubly ii a loal way
from being printed ri&bt now.
Last year Johnson b r 0 k e
precedent to deliver bla State
oC the Unloa report.at 9 p.m
on the opening day ct the
Congress. His prime time TV
coverage then was lD black
and whlt.e. Thia year W1Ut.e
House tecbnlcla.DJ are explor·
ing with networt uperta tbe
possibility of puttln& the snow
on for the first time in ccMor.
Balboa Island s b.igg~ to do anything "except by in.v pus, said .students were not ~tazza. D1 Spagna, Wtned
booster. Her occupation is sweet wife. Rosemary. and being urged to stay away right tn a narrow street, Time Out for fl Baireut
realtor but she makes it the U S. Marines" will leave from classes. turned left in another narrow
Hous~ Republ.icq leader
Gerald R. Ford, Midi., aaJd
tM GOP1 s counter pUal are
not firm but that be expecta
the networb will be asked
as a matter ol fair play to
give equal and equally &ood
time -and c o 1 or, too . lf
that's what Ibey give Jot.
son -to a pr~seatation ol
the minority ta'>d·
seem like 1 sideline to her the Senate in l~ doctors ' "We are leaving 1l up to ~~~ s3::e~t again tioj ~-Sgt. Cliff J ohn.son of Fergus Falls, Minn .. has his hair cut in the shade of a
boosting. orders. . them," he said. ing corner pre~~~: huge 8-inch ~ by Pfc. John!ly Spears or St. Louis, ?l~o .. ~hile Sp. 4 Freddy
W 11 the holiday Smathers~ 52, a 1'. 1or1 d a The demonstrator& carried ing buses trom seelnt hlm Russel of Baltimore looks on m the Mekong Delta area m Vietnam.
. e ·.anyway, . · Democrat, is th~ thir~ senator placards reading "We de-until the last second. Republican
Takes Office
spe1cal in her office window to announce his retrremel'lt. mand reinstatement of facul· He was one b 1 0 c k fr<tm
for the past two weeks has Sen. Leverett Sa_Jtonslall. R-ty members" and "negotiate where he had started and as
been a poster reading: Mass .. and Maurme Neuber· in good faith." They al• 0 far as ever from th~ Piazza CORE Gets Pro1·ect Molwle Gets
"THE GIBSON GIRLS g~. 0-0re ... are bowlng out passed out copies oC a pam· Del Popolo.
-this year. Wide open scram· phlet titled "White Paper on Almost d aJ I y experlmen·
WISH YOU HAPPY HOLl· bles for all three seats are St. John's University Crisis." tal changes in the limits of New nu· ·ector· 0 J -f G h d JACKSON. Miss. (UPl)-
DA YS." expected. Gerry Drysdale, a pretty the pedestrian island and in r~rs or O•U ea The flnt Republican to serve
Below vo>ere the names of . The s~ oC the 1966 elec· red;haired student _a~ the Ja· the d l re et l 0 n of one-way NEW YORK CUPil-Fl d ln the Mississippi senate since
r d d h -'-&f "D t Uon year ts already produc· ~a1ca campus. JOined the 1treets made driving a haz· . . oy recOMtruction days received
Nel a an er awu -0 • ing candidates for other of. pickets there and &aid she de· ard for whoever had failed to B. McKissick, a North Car<>-WASHINGTON (AP ) -getting new knowledge of the the oath of office today.
Marg, C&thy and Sue." fices, too. Former Republi can cided to take part because read a newspaper carefully lina lawye!· Monday was A full·speed·ahead order has earth's origin, structure 111d Sen. William E. Corr Jr.,
So? So there is a funny congres.sman Robert Taft jr. tne union was "fighting for before going o~t. named national di~tor of been given to start building minerala -and of how Moth· 29. oC Sardis, was sworn in by
about Nelda and the Gihfion says he....u! seek an Ohlo seat the students and not Ju.st for The dlle pleasant auprlse ~ ~~~ss oC Racial Equal· the huge ocean-going drill er Earth brews her devasta· Ll Gov. Carroll Gartin short-
. . in Congress this fall. and themselves." , . for the motorist who made ity ( E). . platform for "Projeet Mo-ting earthquakes and vol· ~Y aftv the regular 1966 leg·
girl biL When daughter actor Ronald Reagan is due Among those picketing at hiJ way through the labyrinth The 43-ye~-Old M~K.i.ssick. hole," it was learned today. canoes. 1slatlve session began at noon.
Ann wa.s born Nelda was to announce toda y that he Y.ill the Brooklyn campus was the was finding IOme per~ formerly n~tion.al ch8.lmlan of "Mobole" is a $108-million Geophy11idst Gordon LUI, Corr . joined two other GOP
Mrs. Al Gibson and Al was battle for the Republican nom· Rev. Peter O'Re~y. one of space -the other just did CORE. will replace James venture by the Amerlc an Mobole project manager for members of the legislature--
a big man in movie making ination for governor of Call· the t e a ch e rs fired at St. not know how to get there. Farmer. Farmer recentiy ~-government to drill a bole the National Science FOUDd•· Rep. L. L. McAlllst« of Mt-. · Cornia. John&, and a leading spokes-The owners of the pedeatri· nounced he was le&VUlg six miles deep through ocean tion, told a reporter a g<>-ridian, who has served in the
H.e. was a product.ion c~t Smathers !ans to sta ln men Co~ the ~triking teachers. an island's 2,000 shops, whom CORE ~ direct a new fed· and earth in man's deepest ahead order, effective today, houae since February, 1963.
estimator for the late David the Senate t!til ~ termy ex· A university apo~ea m a n the reform bad been sup-~rally-~ded program whl~b penetration of the planet. has been given ttie National and Rep. Charles Prlngle of o. Selznick. pirea but said he was announc· said it. would be difficult to ~ to help, h?wled when ~ to g>ve employment traln· Tbe assault -expected to Steel & Ship Buildi ng Co. of Biloxi, who won election to
Production cost estimat· ing his intention to retire be-determ.t.De wbe1her some 1tu-thell" exclusive client.el• aim· mg to the poor. ba~ a rich acientif.ic pay-off San Diego to proceed w I t h the bOU$e ln October l9&l
kin f DOS had to cause his doctors would not dents ~ faculty memben ply failed to •bow up. After McK.issick waa appointed by -la scbedi.ded to begin ln the eoottroction ol the weird Corr won a special election
Ori ;or g or bee th permit him to-prepare a re· were s~ying lllW&Y bec.tuMI ot all, you can't expect a con· the ZS.member National Ac· late 1968 or early 1989, and drill device whose Ooating in Panola County last 1ummeT
be 1g league ause . e election cam ,.1,... the rtrike or because ot the tessa to go aboppl.ng by foot tioo Council, govemiog body take about three years. plaUorm will be bigger \ban to fill the unexpired term of
c06t of Selmick moVles H did notP~1· th city's transit strike. or elbow her way into a but. of the group. The project la aimed at a football field. tbe late Sen. J. Roland Lent• were just a little less than . e u.r.ac ose ~ na· --------------------• __ .;;,.,__.....;:_
the national budCFet at the lure of Ilia lllness, but sald be t · & bad been adviJed to enter tbt
i.me. bOlpital within a week. E·dwards AFB Chief With the birth of Ann to ---------•
Nelda and Al Gibeon, the
film trade paper Variety ~~.;mi with • Chaplin Son Killed in Air Crasli
SEA m..E (UPI) -Maj. at an altitude of 2,100 feet. ~~~~~ .. G~ Given. Job
That'• when tht tun start· Gen. Irvtn1 L. Brach. a .-et-Branch wu tbt eomm&Mer
ed. Carole Lombard WU LONDON (UPI) -Michael eran pilot an d commander ol the 1'l&1Jt tlelt cen~ at
working in a movie for C'hapl!n, 19-yeaMld son of of one phue of the u s Edc-•"!.archbo Air Force Bue,
Selmic.k at the time and, Charles Chaplin, baa gtven up : · 9Ul., me of the Xl.5 rock. knowing both Al and Nelda bis beatnik ~t and way space program. wu killed et ship and other experimen·
Gibson. she decided their of dress and la now workin g Monday in . the mysterlout tal crafl Re wu ~n a flight dau~s arrival needed on bis father'• new Cilm as a crash of his. jet aircraft in from Edward& to discut1 tea ,_,_a·'-l pril(1uctk1n asslJtant. Puget Sound Jutt a minu1e be-work the Boeing Co. wu ~
c:ele ting in UUJiu~ e Young Chaplin's identit _ fore be wu t.o have landed. tnc at the deaert bue.
Lombard style. hidden behind the name .. ~. "It appeared to bt a roa-B1Wldl was a bomber and
M the first step Miu cbael James" -did not ~tint landin& approach," th• ftitrtc' pDot daring World War
Lombard went to the prop com• known td bb feDow control tower at Seettle-Teco-n md won the Dlltincutahed
department for _ibe loan of worken until today because ma International Airport aaJd.. "11nc Cro11 and air medal a BB gun and~ of pel· they did not connect the neat ''We had no indication any. for combat 1ervtce. He bid
Jeta. 'l)en she reported to young man with the beatnik. thing wu wrong." commanded the test flight
the IOWld stage where Selz· "Michael U!ed Ule assumed Branch. 5S, had acknowled1· center since th• summer of
nick ~ had built a huge name because · be did not ect radio landing lnttruetiona 1981.
many windowed mansion ~ want the publiclty,'' a spolls-and bad completed a proced· Be1ldea te.t work, the cen·
a set for the movie man fur the film company ural turn toward the field ter u a key training center
Th h .ted· f th said. "lt's a responsible jclb when hia T38A Talon auperaon-for aatrollauta and candidates
ere s e wai • or e and an ideal way to learn le jet trainer diuppeared for a variety oC related pro-
appearance of Selmick and the film business." from the radar scope. He was grams. ·
Al Gibson who checked in 1--------------.------------------~
on the set every morning to ~I m
ff: how things were pro-r .. e~ l\'q Q essit. With their arrival -" -" .:rQ.\l hev und Miss Lombard +U"" ·· '10
eestati ally peppering away •-. • b~ q>~.
at the mansion's window ~ -t"O
panes. cracking them one ~ 0 ~00~ # ~
.She paused only lon~ () ~
enough to reload ~e BB t:J ·~i gnn and announce to Selz· ~
nick: "V. CUlllCHT •Am
''I'm celebrati ng a new /; ~ • f'OU1t nwa i
Gibson girl. Let Al estimate Mrt A YW
the damage and send ME ... A88ElTS OVER •400 MILLION '>\
the bill." ~ ~ ~~ • • • Your savtnp 11m ~ when our. (of} Sa unts 111sured ~ current rate of~ compounded II. ~ to .000 by the
uHOP HOPPING : Hectic !1' d11ly ii maintained for 1 Jtar and • · Federal Savinas and loan ,....
was the word for the clos· tZl credited qu1rttrlJ. .-r..u. Insurance Corporation M
ing days of '65 on Balboa ~ Ci1 bland. Robberie,, _ the r'l n.tNOS alC[tvtO a. POSJ\Ultl(t!) IT llll IOttl OI ntt MO!ml, LU" F1ICM M lrt. Q
thieves who carried off mer-O M u T u A L SA' 'I N Gs ~ chan<fue Crom The Clot.hes 0 , Y 0
Horwe had good taste. at 'to A N o '-o ... N ... • • o c • ... "' • o ~
Jeut --and the storm drain ~ ""'
back flooding ... Stella 0 ~"SADENA 0-:: CreM of The La.Ramada c. r .I-\. ()
went to surgery for knee 1> knitting after a fall She'll ~ HEAD OFFICE: 315 £AST COLORADO BOULEVARD. PASADENA rt'
be in a cut for two months. ~ ~ Owner Letha Fisher abo at BRANCH OfF1CES: CORONA DEL MAR, 2867 EAST COAST HWY._ ~
II-Orne with what she call3 '6 WEST ARCADtA, 660 WEST DUARTE RO •• Ol.ENDAU:. ~If>
•<-1\ ... _,, . " V.> 336 NORTH BRANO BOULEVARD . COVINA. ~
WaJ.AUlr. pneumon!a "~. 200 NORTH CfTRl,JS AVENUE ~Y Overhetrd oo ManM Ave < > ...1 , -. A.. •H •"<-' "•" J.•t 11i. Ji n • t • "" te '\>-,., at the peak Of last WN'k S c V'}... t , "' t.r ri. c..,m .. m lif ,...\
rainstorm· "No. th is i!m'I '~~l:: U vlnt • mlomen p -0
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title t.o your property ia fuI1y protect.ed ii no prob-lem=t all-hm you 1pecify title protection by
Titk Im and Trust Company.
t.o it that all fact.a a.ffeding your
title are carefully fltamined. And TI will iasue
title insurance that gift8 you the fullest P<»-
liible title protection, bac:bd by TI'172-,....ald
iepatation and ltrong ftnancial neomces.
fou eee, TI ii the larplt and most experimced
title company in the b111inea. Only Tl bu
complete land records aftilab1e in 41 California
coanties. And TI insarance policie1 are preferred
by the vut majority of Jmdinc institutiom-and
acceptable t.o all. .
Just uy "title insurance by Tr' t.o your real
state broker or eecrow omcc. Tbey'll be s1ad t.o
oblige. And you'll "'9t Mlier.
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Grape Hassle Trial
Slated for ,VJsalia
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TV Debates GLENDALE, Callf. (AP)-can General We insurance 25 $ 73.862.57 $24,000.00 $ 49,162.57 help of thi•,eonYenient
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Former San Fruc:itco _.a $10 million policy to an ident ol the company, wd the -40 29,278.26 15,000.00 14.27'1.26 ....,. peoc. 0 / MilwL
or G.......,e "-! .. .-.. a a. Eaflern bn1tneu executive annual premium for the .JI II 45 20,303.44 12.000.00 8.303-M
-·e voa .. -.--. Midi will receive $&1,775 over mlllloo oortion of' the po~y All ,,oa brtie lo 30 13 ~~ ~
publican IUbenl.ator1al cm-a 10-year~ underwritten by his firm wW ~ "~" 9•000·00 4..262.20 didate, aay1 be would wel-1be ~JbaJt cl the be in excess of $147,000. do la let the certainty. tM 55 7,737.17 6,000.00 1,737.17
come .the cbanct to debate policy-aid to be tbe largest The remainder ot the policy mailing masic of Key.lone'• SAYE $1m A MCUfTII, Mm JD('S WMAT YOU"U Uft AT 15
another ludinC GOP con-ever written for a single indJ.. waa underwritten by Guard· daily.ma.e.t~pOmaded. 25 $147,72!5.14 r $48,000.00 $ 99.n5.l4
tender actor .Rcmia1d Rea· vidual-was made in Houston, ian Life of New York and Mu· dally"'Plaa w.-k f• yoa. Yoa'll 30 110.!Sn.64 42,000.00 68.5n.64
• Te.x., Monday by the Amert· tual Benefit of Newark, N.J. aatoma&iealJy double yoer -35 81,428.90 36,000.00 45.428.90 g~er nld Monday The policy was sold by Ray .. rinp ia 1-llaan IS ye.re, .4Q 58.556.52 30.000.00 28,556,,2
..__ ·-·'d dsl.-•· .... _1....__ N. Gibbs and F. TI>om.as Mee-45 40.606...88 24,000.00 16,606.81
UC "vw llnHIW vu ~~ Ex NASA han of Glendale. al our .. Hiii annual nae 30 26.524.40 18,000.00 8,524.-40
television or in a public for· • Gibbs, who refused to idea· of 4..85% eoaapeanded dally. 5!5 15,474.34 12.000.00 J ,474.34
um. Ufy the policyholder, said on· SAVI: $290 A MOlfTll, AMO ID£'S WKAT YOU'U MVl AT a
111ake if
easy on
yourself Christopher aaid at a news ~ k Ge ly that he was a 33-year-old conference earlier that he r er ts eastern business executi~ 25 ~.450.28 $96.000.00 $1 99,450.28 and capitalist. 30 221,155.28 M.000.00 137,15!5.28 and 6S
does not wa.nt support from Gibbs, 4-0. hu been an in· 35 162,857.80 n.000.00 90,857.80 aow at ! Kf17'1lone'1
either the "radical left'' or 20 years surance salesman for 15 years '40 117,113.04 60,000.00 57,113.04 eonvenJena .. Ye-by-mail plaa
the "extreme right." all<1 estimates he has sold 45 81,213.7~ 48,000.00 33,213.76 malte. rqJUiar .. n.,.
"11 I thought the cfilfer· LOS ANGELES (UPI) _ !7'0tt than $'lO million in life ~ 50 53.048.80 36,000.00 17,048.80 eay u a payroll deduction?
........... u ..... ning .... d msurance. I 55 30 94&.~ 2" 000 oo 6 ....... 68 ence .,.. ... een "'.., ...., Two men, one a former con· M h . 33 ta letlng s a {~ ,.,. I · ~ ... · ,,,,.._... We pay the ~ both waya
losing required embracing lttltant on the M a r l n e r-4 his ~:11year' as .i'::ent. ~ ' t and will gladly handle the any extremism I'd prefer to Mars shot, today began 90-1 ______ ._..___ #
lose .. he aaid.' day p~ychiat~c exa.~atloru I • t.n.tuf er of your aecount from
• . followmg their convtct1on and y • rd' anywhen in the w~d free
On other subject.I, Chr11t.o-sentencing for narcotics vio-Poi· son Taken It'• built into your KeyatOlle OU re co ialry invited to our of c hnge. Funch pit~ OI'
pher called f<1r a "crackdown latlons. put book. All accounb at N
on crime" by an amalgam of Allen Harvey Rice. 27, a K OPiU BOUSE poetmarked by the 10th of the
law enforcement .00 clti· fonner National Aeronautics F S h } eyatone a.re inaured by an .D month earn latere.t from
zen's groupc, ~l!SoliHation of an4 Spac~ Admini5tra ll--0 n rom c . 00 I ~y-ef lM Fedenl-• the Tat. r.mar reeeived after the
services for Hnlor dUuns employe •. was. sentenced to Government up to 110,000... January 3 through 10, 1966! 10th earn inte:re.t from das.
ti ot ta•-20 yea rs m pnson ryfonday for BELL (AP) -~Uct con· . Family account• can be and centrallza on • ic his co~viction on 11 •counts of tlnued their search today for .f receiYed conapotuaded daily.
smog programs. oarcow possession. 3 large quantity of poisons in1ured to 170,000. wbm held to quartu'a end!
RJce and the two other men, and explosives apparently •
Michael Antbony Decristo. 25, taken rrom Bell High School OPEN SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1966-9 A.M. to I P.M.
of Brooklyn, and Larry San-during the Christmas holi· Pledges Help ford Toroker, 24/. were ar· days.
rested during a raid on Rice's Officers said the the.ft was Needy in Watts $500-a-month HollywOOd HlUs disco~ered Monday when
home. chem1!itry teacher Charles
S ANGELES (UPI) _ . Decriato was sentenced to Schleiden •made a check C1f
LO five years in prison by U.S. tbe cla~~room.
Pledges from about 17 Uni· Out. Judge Jesse Curtis, who Schleiden said among the
vers.lty of Southern California recommended rehabilitation 1t~ms mis.sing were. one
fraternities Monday left about treatment for drug a.ddlction pound of mercury, a poison ;
500 j temlly members hun· and alcoho~sm. Decnsto had a. can of arsenic. a poison: Ronold w. Ca.86'n, Pra.Ulent • ra pluded gwlty last w~k to Stx · one·half pound cana of r -
ANAHEIM MAIN OfTI~
555 N. Euclid-Phone PR 2 7~
Opposite Broadwly·Robinson's
• Resources over )..>!i,000,000
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14011 Beach Blvd 1t Wettmlns1er
Phone 993.2491
gry by stealing their evening two counts of sale of heroin. powdered aluminum, an ex·
meals and dJstributlnc them Toroker was also sentenced plosive : one can C/f metallic
to needy persons in the Watu to 20 years imprisonment He sodium. an explosive , and
not area · and Rice were ordered to un· one botllc of ammonium di·
The pledgH reported they dergo 90-day psychiatric exa· cromate, an explo~1ve and l<EYSTONE SQUARE "Or•np Countfs most con1tt n1t nt ftnt t1C1t l com!'rs"
tumed the food over to the mlnatlons. Judge Curtis said poison.
SouUl Ce n l r a I Volunteer he would rtview the sentenc· Officers said lh<' <;ch o o I
Bureau or U>s AJ)gtles for lni: for possible modiflcat1on ''a5 burglamed Jail Dec. 27
d.1st.nbuUoo at lb.at tune. or 28.
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SANTIAGO, Otille (UPI) -J7ill d e ll f. ~~:r· =y =~g ·~ '-. e Ill v 1etnam erf1~~!NJ;~~~~~)~r~~
cherilhed Latin American poUUca1 career oo tM 11 n e
custom -the siesta -In by seeking to represent Ohio's
<llUe "In the interests ol pro-BALTIMORE Md (AP)-Al the Naval Academy, 1st district in the U.S. House
iress and devel~eot." Lt. (j.1.) Don.aid c. Mac-wbere he waa a 1983 sraduale, ol Representativea.
The decree, purjlshed Mon· Lauahlin. 1 formar All·Amer· MacLau1hlin waa In the top Tbe for mer coneressman·
day. aubetit\Us a JO.minute lea lacr0tae player and 1963 10 per cent of his claas and aa aHar1e fTom Ohle will seek
lunch hour tor the traditional recipient of the Naval Acad· a senior was awarded the Na· the Republican nomtnaUon In
two-to-tbrfJt..hour food and emy:1 highest athletic award, val Aca~emy AthlelJc Ass~I· lhe May primary and prob·
nap break. has been killed in action in atfon Sword for excellence m ably .will oppos.e Rep. Joh n
The government order also Vietnam. athletics. He was an AU·Amer· G. G11JJgan. a flrst·term Dem-
establbhes llag&eired work Or. O. <.:. MacLauahlin Sr. ica midfielder in lacrosse and o.crat. ln the November elec·
ichedulef to ease the rulh· f b ba cat iU 'd also played coUeee soccer. tion. hour strain on SantJaio's over· 0 •u ur n onsv e ~at Taft. 48, for mally an·
taxed tranait system. The Monday he had been advlS~d nounced his candidacy Mon·
city's 100,000 public 'mployes by the Navy that his son 5 day, setilnl the at.ace for a
will begin their eiCht-bour day body had been spotted on a llt'75 Stolen test of the J ohnson adminls-
at 8:30 or 9 a.m. Private of. mounta~lde near the wreck· • tratic:n·s policies. in a district
fices are to open between 8:15 aae of_ his plane. The 24-yur· STANTON -A bura1ar which haa been represented
and 8;45· a.m. old flier had been reported tO<Jk a cash box contalnin1 by the GOP tor 60 of the past
Retail buainesau, w h i c b miaalng Sunday. $75 earl y today from a serv-6.5 years.
TALI OF DEATH -Actress Faye De Witt weeps Raymond AUen.. Jury called it justifiable hom.ieide.
hysterically u ahe tel.la coroner's jury in Loi Angele.w Listenine are inquest reporter Hal Needham and, at
customarily have done a food The elder Ma cLaughlin said ice station on Beach Boule· Gilll&an has been a strong
deal of business dwina the a telegram from Vice Adm. vard at Chapman Avenue, supporter of President Jo~
siesta hour. have until July B. J. Semmes Jr .. chief of Stanton police reported to-son, while Taft In 1964 lost a
to adjU!t their achedules, pre-Naval personnel. reported the day. The thief sawed off a close race for the U.S. Sen·
sumably by ope.,, ~ and body bad not been recovered lock on the fl'91lt acrec:l ol a1e to Democrat Stephen M.
dosing late to catch after-"due to intense enemy ground the lube room td enter, po-Youn& during tht John.Ion
hours shoppers. fire." lice aaid. lands Ude vict17ry In Ohio. of th• fatal stabbing of her former husband, writer right, inquest deputy Charles Langhauser.
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Jury Rules
Slayillg
Justifiable
LOS .\'\GE LES 1 l'Pl I -
\ l'W11nt·r\ 1ury ruled Mon-
11,1\ llll' J;,it;;I st:1bb1ng of free·
l.11111· Irle\ 1~wn \1 nlrr fla) ·
JllUlhl .\llt'n b\ !us ex-wife.
, ,, 11·ll1l·11nt· s111i.:rr Faye de
\\ 1d. \IJ.., JU'>l1t1 able hom1·
11 .,1 lul Jilli n1·.i rl; hyster-
, I 11!111 .. ll'sl1t \ 1ng. the 2!1-
, •• 11 -vld hlvntlr ;Jill .\ll<'n en-
: .. l'U ht•r home 1n the llolly-
11.,, J lid!.., Dec :!!I \\'hlle she
\.,1· ,111'of·111 eontrar~ lo a
1 ,1 1 vnkr barnng him lrom
\ 1 .t111~ or anno1 mg her
\\ hC'n ~he returned early
IJ·, :;u, '~ found h.Jm ··nude
.111d drunk" on her bed. She
tl'~t1fied th at "he became
'wlent and horrible" when
, Ill' ordered lum Crom ttie
htlU\e.
'If you call the police. I'll
hill \Ou." she testl11ed Allen
told ·her
~ll~s lit' \\ill said Allen. 53,
grabbed her, dragged her in·
10 another room, arched her
hal'k over a chair and banged
her head on the desk.
She ~aid she reached for a
!Hnl'h-lcmg Japanese letter
op(•ner in a desk drawer, but
1 ould not remember stabbing
\l'rn
l·:\cryttting 1s hazy,'' shf'
,,11d "I looked down and 1
"'a.~ holdmg the Jetter open-
"'
<..:onvicts Seek
Better P a role
OS~INlNG , ~.Y. IUPJ)
\bout 1.700 convicted crimi·
nals seekinJ: more liberal
parole law~ Monday W'e!lt on
i.lrike al Smg Sing PriM>n.
The inmates refused to re-
. port for their )Ob~ and posted
'll!nS savin~. "We want ten
dctn p<'r month on all sent-
enl'lng " They referred to
state lcgi~latJon passed in the
last :-C'ssion which increased
time taken off sentences for
~ood behavior. but which does
not lahC' <'Hect untiJ Sep~m
ber 1967
Wouldn't this be
I ~ood tlmt m---
review your
home insurance
protection?
M eyt>. )'OU' w lldded Oii to )'OVI' l\OCIM.
Or J)W'CMHd ,_ furn1tittnc1. Will
than ... take stock of ttiinp . And H I
to 1t th1t )'Oll're tuUy COYtrec:I. Cell' me
"""' fOI' the full stort ebolif State Far"''• uf1-11n11ble home Insur.
•net . (Compr1h1n1lve protection
that Cln provtdt COY1rag1 in CUI of
lewsu1ta.) It'• •~her tood deal from
St8te Fenn.
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Loni Space Flights
Creature Comforts .Vital
SPACE CENTER, Houston talking about we:e the_ two Lov&U carried alona a copy I
(UPI) -The diffe~e be· hny books thal prevJously l,., W a It er 0 . Edmonds'
tween happlneas an hard· gave Gemini 1 astronauts F.Drums Along lhe Mohawk."
ship on a 30-day ma n e d Frank Borman and James Borman, fittingly en o u & b, , ~
n1g1lt in apace may depend Lovell a few deserved mo-chose Mark Twain's "Rouah·
upon items that eartbllngs menu of relaxation during ing ll."
take for granted every day the ir marathon l~ay ven· No one was sure whose
Such as a cup of hot coff~ ture through orbit last month. id~a the b 0 ?. k , were. But.
with which to start the day. said Berry. we all aareed
Or a chance lo wash up they should be a~Je to esca~
after lunch. J d p • I this (space) environ m e n t Or 1 few minutes lo "es· U ge artla from time to llme.
cape" lnt.o a good book be· Another import.ant "crea·
tore taUtn1 ott to a1eep. To One Juror ture comfort" to Borman and
· Experts call tbem ''crea· Lovell .was the liihtweight
t.urt comforts." L a y m e n spaceswt they eo:uJd -and would ,s-y they are "little HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -dld -remove with relative
things." Attorneys in .• civil suit in ease.
But if Dr. Charles Berry, Judge John Snell Jr.'a state lt'orcing them lo remaiD
chJel ·physician for the U.S. district oourt agreed on one confined in the same suit of.
utr011auts, ~s his ~s~al ac· elf the prospective jurors: clothes for tw~ weeks "w~
.. '\ll'a~ self in predicUng the Mrs. John Sne!J Jr. have Jeopardized_ c.:omr,letion
phy31cal and psychologk al of the 14-day m1ss1on, was needs of men venturing into When court was nwei1sed tbe doct-Or's belief.
1
tpHt, these are the little for th~ day Monday, Judge "We need to look at such
things ht ma-y mean a lot. Snell turned to the jury box simple thinei as beinl able to R e porti.u• on Trip IUl'IT ......... I
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'°There is no doubt," Ber· and Hid, "Mrs. Snell, if you wash," Berry wd. Neither ... D
f1 aaJd Monday, "that we are would likt a ride borne, Borman nor l.ov'ell nor any Vice ~dent Hubert Humphrey and members of Co(ftC . to bave to look at 1 't nt d 1 other astronaut had & chance . . . man Cousin.a, editor of the Saturday Review; and
Lloyd Hand, protocol chief. Seated, from left: Mrs.
McKeldin, Mrs. Humphrey, the vice president, and
Johnson.
more things that are creature P .ease wat a mome an lo put so much u a damp blS deleeation report to President Johnson Monday
comfort" for men on long cos· will take you ." washcloth to bu face in or· on their 5-day diplomatic m.iuion to the Far East
mic trips. "Yes, your honor," sbe bit -and it resulted in a From ten, standing: Mayor Theodore McKeldin of
An example of what he was said. sm~lly situation. Baltimore; Jack Valenti, presidential assistant; Nor-
PRtaS Eff£C'AVE WED. THROUGH sµN., JAN. 5, 6, 7, 8 C:r 9
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To Spa1ik
Or Not
To Spank?
By ALTON BLAKESLt;£
BERKELEY I AP 1 -To
spank or nol lo spank'!
16 a reward better in help·
Ing a child to learn than a
whack on the bottom!
Two clln!cal psychologists
presented new researoh finlA·
lngs today on these old issues
for parents, alon1 with 1om•
views about Jove.
One finds a ayslem of re.-
wards a tre~dous stirnu-lua for lea g, . by de.llft.
quent and dep children.
and normal c h 11 d r e n. He
would keep puniabment to a
Jnlnlmum.
MAJOR FORCE
Another finds pain and pu.n·
ishment a powerful· force to
r e a c u e terribly withdrawn
children from hopeless fU..
lures. and thlnla some occa·
sional whacks quite in order
for normal kids, too.
Dr. Arthur W. Staats of the Uni~ersity of Wiaconsin and •
Dr. 0. Ivar Lovaas of UCLA
spoke to the American Ass<>-
clation for the Advancement
of Science on cbangin& devi·
a.nt behavior in children a.nd
amplified in interviews.
Experiments with crickets.
rata. dogs and chimpanzt'H
all show that rewards stimu·
late learniq. Dr. Staats said.
He finds Ws successful in
experiments In teachini chU·
dren to read, for example.
Each tim.e they recognized a
correct letter or word, they
wollld get a token that could
be exchanged for candy or
some other reward. Even 4-
year-old youngsters will then
work hard a.s long u 4.0 min·
utes with sustained i.llt.erest.
he said.
GOOD RESU LTS
Dr. Staats reported &ood
results in pre-school children
from cul turally-dep r i v e d
homes, with a couple of emo-
tionally disturbed children,
and a 14-year-old juvenile de·
linquent.
With ttie reward ayst.em.
th.i& boy improved ha read·
ing from a second 1rade to
fourth grade level with 70
hours of training ~ver a pe-
riod of 4~ months. Dr. St.a.au
said. For the first time he
passed subjects in school a.nd
his deportment in school im-
proved immensely. althou.&b
he still was no angel in the
-detention home where he
lived.
Such childrm haven't learn·
ed about rewards for doing
well. or for winning approval
of adults. or in reachini
goals. he said .
Dr. Lovaas told of good re-
sults with autistic children -
those so withdrawn they don't
see or hear anyone. who
"don't need anyone."
GIVE SHOCKS
His system i$ to give them
electric shock~. Needing to
get out of a distressful situa·
tloo, they turn lo someone for
help.
"Within a e con d a, they
change, they tum to us, want
to be cuddled," he said. Thtnt
they can be reached and
trained to talk and learn."
earn more
than
%
fJn 4.17% yearfJ whtn our
cur an 1n!lli tat.J oJ -4.15% Is com,ou.ded daily
an• mahrtaillld for a year.
In addition, accounts ire
insured by a pe rmanent
acency of the U. S. Govern-
ment Astute management
means '®ndness for your
savings 1t Tri-City. So, why.
notopenyouraccountnow?
Your funds um interest
from date received when
held to the end of the
quarter.
""' br 111eil ••• ,.., rtctlffd °' poi 11111hd b1 tlll lOI~ ._
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mlTRl~CITY
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AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
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For the Record
Fan Sues
2 Schools
J
Cupid's Arrows Strike
Boulevard
Left Turn
'Teddy Bear' Heist:i
Denied by Suspect Reoord Number in '65 Eliminated
.. .., • nz For Hurts SANTA ANA -C.Osta Mesa 1ri.ee11i ng .,.vorces SANTA ANA -CUpid was rt'ibl on target dor-"Teddy Bear" bandit SUS•
rvuoAv ow.11,... ~ o. ..... .,,.,. ._ SANTA AN.A _ A bubJt.. Int 1 •• breaklnc all records for ma.ITtage Ucensea A, plan to smooth Newport peel Robert A. Fort>e. MOD· "'{.flt'~-11..-11 I.I•"•°'• No. Fw' w-u. Ev~ c. ...._ h11 • ball ( who a.DegedlJ tow>-illued for a lingJe year Ln Orange County. Boulevard traffic got a glad-day pleaded inn0«nt 10 a H::~'.,'l\ ~°'~:.~. rt~1n~ X .. c~. rt1T11•LOC11ToeY oecHu pJ-.. ~ .... _ bluchus at • Ceunty IDU"riage and passport office 1upervisor to-obllge response from the charge ot a.nned robbery and
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P.m ,,...._ "-"l<M llC. ,,. ,_ L. """" .. ~ Mra. Vlrginb Bowman (no pun intended) reported Cost.a Mesa City Council Mon-asked for a trial by Jury. --~ •• ,. Club "' Nc•wl>Ol'l..fl•~· icrv1,,. a1r-. J-_. "'· a111y Jee i.ame almost a,_, -CO filed a..• 1 t k t u~ t _ _. _._y .. ~-c. Supen'or J udde Ro"•rt A. Hta•t Country
11111
• 41116:>f o.ol Prulaf\, L.io """" J-W.llrl •~ -• '"--IUit ...... 1... today that 7,-eCIUp el 00 OU "'---.::D.Sel 0 W.::u WI ~· a UV llOll ... y, Ccw-ona .•I IMr. •. ~.in. ._._., •-r· J-..... ~ 14-Y a ~.-m, ... , ......... . ina.i• bl'"" a. b ore r-.. ~u -~.-.. -...&Ally G--'-~ .. __ .... tb tri c~. ~N • ..._,, H•rtior lton• ciue. ;~ ._, ..... _ o-two Anabrim lcboolil Mm-dart.as the yeM, toppmg ..,... I 6U PlU'• y m ~umen --~ ~ .uu.uer c enwulCU e · ··i:• "v~c1e countrv ""°· Cotta Mna, e.-111, 1__. E. ""'-G-"' ct. ..,. tbaa l ,OOO. and with evident pleasure on al for Feb. 4. ~1 ee4KI! r ... a1m-.ttr c111b 101 llM!Cft l.w<llftl, •tt• ""-"'-Jedi •ldwW y. AWo dn"" .. • the year. record totals were set for a Division of Highways' re· Forbes. 21, of Parasnount. ~°:.·i,~ 1 :OK~':!, co .. \ Hltflw•Y. :=: :~· ~ ~1.! Raym~ -~ ~ .~ nine ol the ... l2months. Biggat month was, as per quest to cloae the cent.er of aho a<>vght dhmlaaal of
&olboe h y LIOflt C1ub, VIiia Met~. lt-.t, 0.a!Oft ............ H -Laguna OC.UI ..-.-.. Wiii! 1auecl N Newport Boulevard at 18th counta or grand then and JdJ. i~~ .~~~·1• oriw. N•-.. • ::-;:.,.~,.:' ;: ::::.:-!. lt.ldw<ll complaint that be ~ iajur-tracUttoa. June with 959 lice.mes ext came Street to J>l'1'V~mt left buns napln&. A hearing on the dls· H~ll"lllon 1111u. e•u lode•. e1~. ch111, 0u a.rr 1,._ r. .... 11_ ed on Jan. 5 19'5. m the August. 918; July, 732, and December, 717. •'--lnt ~• , t f ~·" ve.l'Hvntln.ion 1o.ac11, 1·• 11~. j.,_. A .... Ei.-• 0 Hi..,, Scbool ...,.,,....... 1be mania-boom in the county u· reflected at .. "' ers""'uon. missal motion W'al se or
Or-c .... t ~ol" Clllb • .J,n•l6e vu. "1MOt•-· ~ L. G ..... 0-ld Alltllll Loara .... ...-a-tal t 2,666-The street ls a state hlgh· Friday. ~~·tw!,5:,"'~•~"°'e~, no' •. ~oast =~· ,,~::._ ':' o:w=• f . ium ~ a ~___..~ by the 1955 marriage license to o more way and the intersection has The suspect, meanwhile, v,~~·"J.:' ;.~d.~~~.~-Au~~~ ..,,..._ Lulv ..._ ... , Mater Dei and ~.,,....,.. ... than 5,000 under 1965. drawn lrequeot criticism as remailled in Orange County ~.",.'41~ ~·~. s,u w. '"" 51 .. cost• :=.r;.:,t:":, ~·. o.. scboola. . . On the debit side of the marriage figure, final a tie-up spot becaute 00 left-Jail in lleu of $11,000 bail, u
N•tfv• Dt.veM•r. o1 111e Go1•n wes1, HaNWlbtrTY. ,...,,...,._ • ....._ v-L In add l t lo n IO tbe two fiiwa on dPorce filingJ tor the year have yet to turn sJ~•-.. _ local.-.. ...... r... did h.1a alleged accomplice,
l •-• Part. Clutll>OUM, Hunll"9ftfl &o\111. wtlfN ......... ve. Oler* -la the IUi.t aJao DaJDed be tabulated. ....., ,...., """ """' " ----------Sl~~~:t.~;r~• .~ l"ut11k lltw..-v • .S::,... v.,..1..i. o.vi.. -Gl-.t '· ~a~ lbe Anaheim Oou.nty Clerk William E.. St John uld bis of· ~r1 counced il action Moo· g~~m:· Wllllams, 24. of after using a "lost", ~
a.ti'::. ru. \l~b.o~~~~ !,'-::;.,~~ t ~· ~ G.. Uoloo Hieb Scbcol Distrid. Ike W0J1't nave the figur~ compiled until at least day mc ud : Wlilia~ fi.cea a 1 an i t y bear as a ruse to get iQto s!1~V 7'or ,,,. p,.,.,..,,.""" _, h· MOer-. ,,.,._ ""' AHrW the Roman Catholic Diocae Jan. 10. -Award or a fl0.784 COO· bearing here on Jan. 14. the manager's office. ~·~ee-nt ol ll•rt.r "'°" Ou•n•t "'MAL a.caH• ol Los .& .... des A8d the dtJ tract to the. E. B. Johnson Co. Tb-two are actused of Colla Mesa police Cb&el Sll'OIM In ~lea, CO.It M.u Ci>ao n:"'6 f t--t-'" t tJ'af "
'"'· con-l"•rk Sct.oo1. "'° N<ll•• Nol-. uwtt ,..,, ~ _,,..., of ~un. ~r uL>AWDg em~rary • robbing the F w. W.oolworth Roger Neth ~pprebended the O•"'*· Co•t• M•"· 1.00 ~·"'· L-llllrt, J-c.r1 "" -• tic signal& at Bristol Street bl i.. 1~ uo-Odd Fe11-1 um• ~o. 10. °"" fellow. • ..,. ~ruv~ JC ,,. ,_ "' Gab.le said be plunged be-. store, 2300 Harbor Blvd., Cos-pair a few OCaa uvw ..-, :~i.,;.,:m M•ln st~ t1un11,,.t.., k Kll. wh11,..y, O-kl w -llM•IOr!t J. and and the entrance to the new ta Mesa of $1,450 on Dec. 5 scene at gunpoint 100.J : Moo .. Ne>. lllt. 4S E. 17111 Fraror. l'atrl(lt"' --c. t.*ffn ~ blocber teats p z· B k D May Co. store. The May c.o.1;;...;,;;,;;;;;:..•..;.;..;.;;,:.;;;;,;;..;.;.;;;;.;,;;;.;..;.:.;;.;;.;......;---.-----.
,t .. Coat•-.. l :U ... m. ~·.::.:-:~:..'k.~.~..:r-Ce-·~~~~~,~ 0 ice rea oor, will pay $2,305 ol tbe amount. EVERYIODY
WIDNISOAY -DAllUJD uuw, IMll.l,gMO • _. THE NEWPORTER IS FOR w,atmlnste r 'Toa•tmt•lor CIUC.. J Don'• Smllll. I.Dul• ....... .... ~-l"":'! ioua ;............ -Award of a $2.444 pur-and -
"•"'•• HouM, WHtmlft•'-«.• u •"'· Sc/lmldl. M•r1h' .. ,,._ .... ___ .. ... -..--he B ·zz h to '"" Robins F rd vn Co.la M ... -<>••"119 C0<11t LIOf'I Club, WIOltrom. ~· A .... WWN It c ·i Gets t c ase 'neo 0 TUESDAY •.. CANNELONI P•llo P.ntrv. ,'4J Harbor &tW , "-'• ,_. Allll• c "' 11 • .,.. H. ._ y l for a &ix-passenger ~ H~n·Vio!. 00 11·,~"' LION Cl~N.,,.,.,, C•rr-•Y. II-a -.... (Joer1o9 ,.... II wagon to be used for DUSCel· Viva! You'~ In Rom&! Moutn·Wlterlng Cannelonl -the it.all.ii
1'\fedowlarll Cauntrv Club, Hvnllngl°" "'"'"' °"'"" M Co Enchlladl -paper thin dough filled with diet<! chicken, mush· e .. cll. 1 00 • m 1(1~1lon, ~., ..... v "' N1.ght url laneous duties by ~ police --,, __ .. WI ... -lnc•d h·-and clo\Md with a W t'/, ltil)' Coste Mtso Df>tlm111 Club. co ... 1 llfff Mvruv. G.Or-. 11-"' DI-"°"" On -.... 7, t-.r. the dis· from her the address: Apart. departm"'"L ,.,,,,,.. .. .. rno "' '" • .,,. ~~lavr•nf. 1MS H•rbor 81vd ' Cost• l ... 1111. E -· V\ lllcNrd II ---~ ..... ~d )l\ICt. Soup Of w.d &nd your dlolr;t of t>tw.r19t.
M .... 17 neon. H .. .,, ... , ~ ... r .. I •• "-"' .... ..~ ... ..._ t --,.__._ Maa Po-m•t 12 tl1I Center St A al of -tot " •1.9.S Huollnoton 8ucll E•cll•"°' Cll•b. S>ler-8rfl"'n, IHflY L V>. J-H. _....... • ...., "419.. "II' • -pprov an or au,.,. • =.., &•Kii '""' HvnttnotOll 11 .. e11. 12 ~=~~ f/;'j-.,. L,.~L ~· "-ExpeDSI.Ve lice Department ~~~ a ~ emergAnenc!11•~~ l bot to da division tcact map on the Dinner ,. ... rvatlena: Call 144.1700, Ext. 4U W••""I""~ ()l>llml1t Club. l(ino'> l •IM• Mcl( .. n. 1(..-U Va~ .... A. ~ ... """'(or m~ ... p1vw1 car. vuu..~r un s ~ ..... &id"' of Adama Avenue 1,01 JamMrM .... """"'· 101 -N--rt ..... llt U111unt, Wtt!T!llntl•r. ll ,,_, MeltOll 1 1th• R. VL A.. ...... .-..-_, '"-la H bo ta OV\lUl " • ~, --·,...... co•tt ~.. 11o1arv c1ub, Me .. v.,.,. ei-. '>-r1tt1>r J.'.,.. 1 sis1ance across ...., ,,n. e s u near the Republic Home•I'---------.... ~~~"!"""~~~~~~~ C-try CIUC> (Olla -.. 12 _, l t. ,,._ U ""'Gi..le "----"-• ..._ +..l...a.-•"-n.rt. ...._ door U-"-~'-• $oto>o•I"'''" VIII~ MulN ll"fllurant. s °':"111. "" ...... ic ... J•-0 F M u• ......... -... -,.......e uuv,.... .... • .Qtl ~ subdivision. ~~" hyalo. °' .... NtwPCl't lleKtl, ., M7i .... Garv"'-a.,;.,.,.,. . or esa WU aearlJ -..-1M..i She OD the door. -Grant ot a cooditloneJ UM
w.mn1n11w E'xcll•,,.. Ctut>, Jolll' Knl..,t Hoftt'Mft. C!l""•ffi "' II>~ _,.::i:-::....i-:'i .. i g N 11 .... ~r ..... C.rdtn Grvvt. u·u p,m, llndlend .. _t> ...... M. ... b er.;'\_ 0.. ._.._, .... .,....... D 0 response. • permit tc Frank A. WI.sh f
K:.::;;;. rr,."'!'• ~ N1Cbt tramc Cdlrt Is flDe where llDd what the He breab down the door. a cocktail lounge and dialnc
01 ~~~~t ~ .!~t.i-M. for the Yiolli«, bdl lt'D .._ No one bome. room at MS Bater St. .,&VO'rCeS ~~~ 'b~ "-"'~J~ L. tbe city ot CAita Mea. ~ dbpatcber ftuDy Io t Monday ntcht. th t apart. -Ratiftcadon ot a reqoat
01vo•c•1 l'•L•o r.~· =· • 1 ~ "-aty Atty DcmUf DaQeut. ment manacer. Mn. Cora for erection ol 1C>x.3CMoot li&N
""""" llev..-.1 l.. vs VotlalN A.. Krt1ix:r• ,_.,.; ~ .... J•lla told the city C.-.dl ~' filed & Claim with the advertiJiDC & SUbdiviiicm to 0 ~=-. cc:;,i..,.,: ~:~. Gj.,.,. -Ulill a. ......... e Auto Death City CoandL She asked f 0 r be built ht' George M. Hot-0
l W.1 ~i c-••-niCbt tnmc MSsialll crda' ~tor~ door and $5.42 tor stein and Sons. The signs wm o LEMON o ~=-· .°:::: { ~ ~: i!' ..,. .. re tH&a ed at the Newport BeadJ.Cos. pamtinc it. be located at 629 W. Baker 0 0
,,.,1mtn1l ta Ma& Vunldpel Court are "I'll have to study t be St. and at Bristol Street and
Auc.e1. o.,.,,.. (JKOC>ll v• M•,. tcw-1 41 ~ ~ ~ • CGinc td mean iw wC an OSLell • · · a arU>O venue. • l"rltct>tn. M<ir'M E v•. lcldi. J c... ..._ .. ._._ Bail p & -..] claim " aaid City Atty Don P 'u1 · A 0 cu p CAKES O
.-.i..-i v~7;' 0<1w. • . .. .. 1--1 ._._ for bi.I aid Dunian. "It'a all uausual -Endorsement ot a Divis-0 0 o ..... ,,.f, C~r..,_ vs For-rut ~ r--·~ ~
K·;;::;oh. M•rearYI Le ........... Goroon '~IY;-m .. ~ """ -..... cutiaa std. SANTA ANA - A Santa ca&e. ion ot Highways study for the 0 ' !·:
Chlldm ... , • ._. G "' hin II, 1 0 a "' T-. ,,..... u. ,... .. We haw two proeec:utors AM man posted '550 bail routing ol the propoeed Or· 0 v ~
Klint. Ella .... ~ ... 1, e s.r11a AN fl<w. and frequentt)' t bey _1 ___ ...... fro .ail ange (Santa Ana River) Free-
M•ll. Cl\O<YI l .. v.. Harry J_., ' -•• ,. ~-•-I.II and wal I~ m ) 0 •
T•"'-'· MM'llvnn M. "'· H...,., 1a11nu1-............ ._. U"f'.D'l ..,........., ~ MIJU Monday n1gbt after being Society Meets way. 23 ~ o~t's.. ... ,..,. .... Jo...,,, Mic."-' u·v oin. "'°"*"· ,... ....... "'the CCJUlltdl Re Aid the new charged wtttl mbdemeanor ---Ordtt of a four-way stop 0 SPECIAL C 0 ,.~. Jovoe v1. Joo "" '"" si 1c _..... m• ...--. man woaldn't be needed full ----1-u--• __, re-ORANGE _ The Orange at Mendoza Avenue and El 0 pkg. 0 "~· ll•rt>era va l.eonord l N 12 II Pm • PVl>I ----. ""-b t that bia staff . IU&llAUI 6'"-..' ..--.~ • . Camino Drl . ( .. ) E1110, Ed,,. Mar lftt '"· ltcba<1 Cralo Dmt Wille, Q &S sulting from a fatal ca?-j)e-County GtteaJoglcal Society Y'e. 0 "' •
C-r, fl<flt\• ,...,.., vt l.ouo 11&.<t"' 11 S1 pm. d'Y'N n,... 772i Elle A ... pres.9l!CI to bandJie all traffic...__._. ___ __..._t 0-t.1-y -ilJ cood••_. a ~hOUJ" wor'-•bopl:============-lv~nl<, Judllll 11oa..1i. v1 ROtl•lcl ucau liUJ -'~ tr 1-• '" "'-'~ v-a.a 0 •
Jamtt •• -.... • caaa now. George Bergland. ~. ol en Saturday at the Adult Ref. SPEEDED TO YOU :' M•dl-.. Gr11< .. H. v1 Jottn M 1 05 m ~ ~ -. 17M -...... ---"' -~ his · · A 0 •
Cur11a, Jooo Ellt.C.tll "' 111< ... •d Wala/I Irv!.:. Ave • &IK' ~ -t'."w·~ s. FaJn'leW ve.,. was ar· erence Library, (Jt s. Man-Complm Nrw York Stock ..... 29c pk• ~
o·ou . Jooe1 L " 1
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'"'" P. 12 1~ •"' l -•· iemc. w' e» nqu.est, ntabliabine the ad-rested bf s.nta Ana. police chtsttr Ave. Orange. Tb e Exc hange transactJons come 0 -4'> ICll>t>ln. Mary A""' vo ""*-J ,,........,, l-MM ditional COCl t from " Cftft lo · ~ of ' DAil..Y pn ,...., thin •ll¥>
s1.a, Mer~ loulN n 1ta1p11 D1vld · a .,.._ hlUowing the wo.rk.st.op begina at 10 a.m. to the ~• wl. .-, AT MAJOR SUPERMARKETS ·e
1 ... mar111, Menle Jur. •• c1arence o ............. '5..000 a year. an accident that ~ and ii open to persona in· minutes ot cl~ o V'e r a ¥ 'T ~.~ ... ~~ft 0~. ·~'c,r..,."'-t"i.111111tt-tl '·wu ~ ~· ~ _..,:-JJG yur~ Leandro N. Salazar ttrested in tracing family an-~ h..:_. speedta elect.ron1cally 0 '• ken.~ l(lct va. J. II_, tlnn1nillr ~"· of"--'-•--., • ..,..u~ pe. D000000AA.A.Oft.0A.A.o&.A.J:Q.AQ.. ,., Cate. Slllrltv Ford v1. lto«lan H. (or l ;)ll pm •'•""'· mo -.o'"1 ~ .-u\.A IUIL cestry. WWW W WW WWW' W ,. anoul,.,.,,t> I » p.m • fire ~--w ... ,,_ M T • Sa1uar WU reportedly
lAndtett'I, Wllllem L. VI lot• L .... ..,. ...... ........... ore WlD8 I .....,,.....~ ..... _ ...__. from • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • Ctt-IO. Lewf~ O .... Jcwce MM1e ~-...... r-.::1" ~~ • ..
Trllllsllcll.. LDWlla o. "'-•-1c1 G. wat to east when be was : GREXT NEWS FOR SAVERS' • ,. =: ~i.;~~ .. ~'·11:C.:.1~. Pilot Visitor CATANIA, ~ (AP) -struck by Berg1and'1 north-· . • • , D•l~rt. Chr\111,,. J . vo. KUfN"f Tw· Mn,. Rosario Gianp'eco 33 bound vehicle..
r...a (or --ti ,.,_. :..... M ' .. ....! u-t--.1 ,_ ..... -a...1-.1 Al•n. Joye• H .. Jfdi D. I Toun .,.. ~ T-... ·-gave bu UI onday to ~ ~ ~ ... iK.'lJ""-"UICU
Wero, E-<al'U "'· ~-F~~lt d41Y1 IO" C41~,_!:~ ~ tw ftftb set o( twins in 13 ._ .. 7'. a,_~?' Jan. 10 at 8:30 a.m. llrown Mertha W~ Vl n.om.. It. bfrdl -...,_ .,_ -1--rr-
K""'1t.' Vlrvlnlt E. \'S Robert E ocl\OOI clau.t "' ._.. ..--Her other twin.a are 11, .. 7 in Senta Ana Munldpal O>urt :
McCijlfY. car......., L. w. Allon W•Yftt •"" '"""· 1--call ~ _..,, 2 yean old. for ~; ...... enL t.llflt. Ywnna L Vl, JCIM Wlllla"' GrwnrN'\. ~I). ..... -·--
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We'll pay you s100 a monthju..st to take guitar lessons.
One string attach~ Hcrc•s bow our M~ SealTity Act:oflllt plan worb. For the Dal ticn )UIS we
send you each month a check for SI00.00. You becaneagieatftmcoo:opiwid..ailar.~.orjllltrdax. Where
docs the money come from 7 It's from caminp ad )IOUI' inilia1 dqaitof $10,000. W!m ~to the $10~000 yoa 0
deposited? a: By the end of ten ycan we"ve acnt ~$~At lbe md of that_ ta, ,ou'll ~ balle $7.CO.OO ~
maining, based on our current high annual d.mdmd of 4.&S~. 1k P... -_.b jalt • wdl_ with -mwer than
S 10,000 ... This plan has a lot to offer. For one thin& peace cl JDi?d. ~omr mteid"cm ~are otter. You t:no"
your money is safe, and earning you a handsome rdmD. For ~thing. you ant.om•ta~ budget )'OUr ~p.
You know just where you stand. Naturally, all or my of the funds m your acccant may be ~wn. ot additiona
made at any time .. • To learn more about this plan. jUlt stop in ex phone. Alt for the ofticer tnth _aB the facts-~
our Monthly Security Accounl plan. 1: PS. We invite regolar IPiDp laX!Ullb, too. at oar amart high annual dm-
dcnd of 4.8S% compounded quarterly. lmuranc:lC by an i:mtr••cntalityof tbc 'lhJitalsatt.sGc:Mmmau. • Faoda
dcposib:d or pnsnnarmt on or before the tenth of tbcmmdh cam dnidmds from lbe fint. •
Newport Balboa Savings
and Loan Association
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3366 Ya Udo, ~ Bat:IJ, C:Milornia I Phone 673..3130
Cao11dlJIMirOlce.:2166 E..ast Qmt If'~ I 675-58.50
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lfJWI szs.ma -.... lt,-s SSl.t51• --lS,.. SZl.'51. ... lS,.. szs.m• .... .. ,... SM•• , .. u,.. ~· --lt,.s Sllut.9 ...... Sl9M lS,.. SU.-. -11,.. s JJll9 sm. lt,.s $17 .... .. _ .............. ,, .... u,... s t,5i'5l.9
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LAGUNA BEACH, CALIFORNIA • 260 Oceen Av enue • Telephone: 494-2.541
SAN CLEMENTE BRANCH• 601 N. El Camino Reel• Telephone: 492-1195
LAGUNA NIGUEL BRANCH • Monarch Bay Plaut• Phone: 496-1201 or499-1840
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Care for Children, Denies Bet Freeway Grooves Planned
Accusation Ag d Ge B kin LAGUNA BEACH -State Engineen say the cutt won't at Bellnower Boulevard and e ts ac g SANTA ANA -A Co 5 ta Division of Highways engi-effect normal driving control at Redondo Boulevard, and
Mesa woman, aceused of tak· neers plan to groove the San-and motorists wW notice no Golden State Freeway at Bur·
• Ing bet5 over the telephone ta Ana Freeway here near cha.n&e in bandllng character-bank Boulevard. from a coffee wagon opera-Laguna Canyon Road to see SANTA ANA -O.y CB'e in& pr<Cranu tbat will enable tor, leaded innocent Mon-if they ~cut down on rainy Lstics. 1•.w.1 !« dlbdre o1 welfan ~ them to become employed. day fo five count. at book· weather accidents. After an appropriate period Now Many Wear
ieata. • homemaker lln· ''Theae da7 care centers .. making Hlghway officers at Dis-"' thtte, results will be an•· rALSE TEETH
iet ftr the aged or ill, an aid the jury, "abould be ~ Mrs. ·Joanne Bales, 30, of t·rlct 7 ~plained today that lyud ~ see if ~Y signiflcan r ft
1 ~the final recoan:nencS. cated ill ltntelic areas at 158 Tu:lp Lane, entered her the new pavement groovtng reduction In acadents is ap-With l.lttle Worry
tllM ol the i. <>ranee Coan-the county. A ltudy of UJe plea before Superior Judgt technique was de~eloped by parent during ~et weather. Sat.~ ia~11°'1111-wtthou•
ty QraDd Jury ol \IObmteer personnel as well Robert A. Gardner after with· the air transport industry to otller locations w h e r e r.u or llUMlcUH rw. \M\h ~
• ~ ~ ~1 bf u recipient& of welfare m drawing an earlier motk>o for keep airplane& under control grooving will be tried include ~.&~.~ :::!:11:!·d ~"!.. ooin-
lbe oul&ail Otizleu pueJ ~g the ltaffing ol diamiual of the case on wet runways. Hollywood Freeway near Bar-ton.ably. Thtapleuant powderha.eno
siauested that daJ ._. '°" ha eeat.-1 ia recommend-She w•a ordered ~ return Grooves are cut in the ham Boulevard, San Bernar-C':t ~O::· :::-,::~:~~%';
ten wouW be ti .,..., • ed." for a jury trial h"re on Jan. pavement in the direction of dlno Freeway near Raymond ~:\:!d~;..~1~, ;~f~~ s.I...._. '° ~ ...._.. A homem•ker }ll'OO'am, tb8 31. traffic flow. "The cuts In part Avenae, San Diego Freeway *'-: .iUJl~ t?•rJYh•n. I
or......_.. ecaap.i la tr-. jsy tald tbe Board at Super-Poll~ and district attor-offset lhe tendency of an auto I
"'-a. would ~e m an y ney 'a investigators arrested to 'hydroplane' or skim over ·._..
.,_ or m penona . to re-Mn. Bales and Paul J . wet road surfaces and per-OPEN I
Dri Fiined maia ia 1beir homes as an Durand, 44. of Santa Ana, on haps.spin out ot ~trql," a EVERY NITI Ver ......... to out.of-home Oot. 26 at their respective state engineer uplained. TILL 9 P.M.
· cm.. mcb u nuraing bOlnes, homes. Six freeway locatioDJ in MON. THRU FRI ._.... or 1-rding home.a. According to police, t be Southern California b ave
Aa .. opwed. tbe bomemak-Costa Mesa woman, a pert. been st!lected for the experi-PHONE er WOllld do aome cooktng, time bookkeeper, took wagers menl One of these is on the 546-7080
aboppn& and cleantnc for a over the telephone from con-Santa Ana Freeway at La·
8 baun each day. cession truck owner Durand, guna Canyon Road in the
"'A.I a nsu.lt ol auch a aerv-UJing a pre-arranged c o d e number two and three lanet
ANAHEIM A D--old ict." aaJd the jury, "the aged !'}'stem. Durand, olficera northbound. About 900 feet o( ~_. .. Ana -'*.=fin. penon ma7 be able to remain charged, accepted the beta pavement will be grooved. ...,..._ 1D:8D . in h1I own home rather than while oo his rounds with the IDghway authorities said
ed -.a~ jailp~ .!_!~for go to a nuning bome or bospl-coffee wagon. the six spob were selected ~ ~ tal far needed care Similar· Durand ls slated t.> be tried on the bastr of having high ~*"ti= )y, it •oald abo ~ possible for bookmaking and conapinl-wet pavement 'ccident. rec-~ aides ...__.._ :::::::;' to preyent tbe 1eparatioa of cy on Feb. 14. Both auspecta ord.s. The groove cut will be
... ,.... ...... _,_ dlildren by placement in foa-remain free on bail one~lgbth of an inch deep.
'n,-leld.ence was impoeed t.er bomet or other court-ap-lll•••••••••llli•• .. ••-= RGnald May ... be pointed . ftMJ'geJlcy·type re-
ed bi.a plea to SUlltJ cetvtnc unita. The Mildren at._1'111 Ola.et at a Jur1 trt.l woald be able to remain at
'*-· home Pd go to ICboo1 aa ae-
l!e ... accused in ._ dealh. automed with a homemak· ~ib. Doria LouUe Ji'os, G. er.0 •
Grow., Wt July The tenice would result in
1 ._. cs-ltnck and kBled a eiMlenbJe qvlnp to the
... abe crowd Watmlu-Coanty Welfare Depm1ment,
Boulevard near ROIY lbe Gnnd Jury report indi·
n . May was mwt.ed at catal.
acene. The l~member pmel. be.d·
Mwdcipal Judge James eel by James P. Holm, Fuller-
'~ abo placed the clefmd-tan basimu a~; urged
cm tJree years• .......,. 1CJPe1 rilan t.o eonUder adop-
tbt. May wu ...... U.. ol lodl a plm in the iJD..
pay tbe fine by. Jan. rt. mediate future.
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DELUXE AND MOTHIR 01' PEARL
TOILET SEATS
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546-7ot0
I I I HARDWARE
2666 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
GIANT SIZE 2 FT. x 4 FT.
"THE CHILDS DELIGHT•
CHALK BOARD
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REG. $221
$3.00 VALUE -ONLY
RIGULAR
PRICE
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PLASnC
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HANGERS
Notches 8
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Strap 46f
G1rments 7-
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TROUSER 1>
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STOP IRONING • • . IDEAL
FOR TROUSERS ••. SLACKS
SHORTS ••• WASH 'N WEAR.
RIG. 2 69-$1 .00 PAIR Pit.
WIRESHOE RACKS
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$1.00 NOW ONLY
AMERICAN MADE-LONG HA~LE SHOVEL .
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REG. NOW
$2.11 ONLY
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• Long Handle
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REG. $3.00 VALUE $188
SUNBEAM
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ROTARY LAWN
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.,wt right for •~rage alre
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2666 HARBOR BLVD.
• COSTA MESA
AVE
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INTERIOR
LATEX WALL PAINT
ALASKA WHITE -BONE
LIGHT COCOA -SLIGHT
CHARGE. FOR TINTING
REG.
$3.95 GAL. NOW
WE DID IT AGAIN!
PAINT MIXERS
GOOFS
NOW
NOW
KEIM RIMA VINYL
INTERIOR-EXTERIOR
WALL PAINT
-16 MODERN DECORATOR
READY MIXED COLORS
FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE
REG • NOW M88
$3.88 Gat. ONLY . J. . GAL •
9" x 10" FLINT
SAND PAPER
COMMERCIAL
RAZOR BLADES
YOUR
CHOICE 1¢ I
EA. I
7 INCH LATEX
PAINT ROLLER
HANDLE
ANO COVER
REG. 19c 49¢
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INDUSTRIA[
ENAMEL
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ALL COLORS
GALLONS ONLY
REGULAR $7.95
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MARINE SPAR
VARNISH
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REGULAR
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2666 HARBOR BLVD.
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Ppen Every Nite Mon. thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ~turday 8 1.m. to 6 p.m. Sund1y 9 1.m. to 5 p.m.
500 FINE 9UAUTY -PAINT
BRUSHES
NYLON & PURE BRISTLE
1 \"1 INCH TO 4 INCH
'50°/o OFF
REG. SOc 23¢ I REG. $1.00
ONLY · ONLY
t FOOT BY 12 FOOT PLASTIC
DROP CLOTHS
SMCJ YOUR \:
FLOORS-RUGS
FURNITURE
REG. 29c EA.
NOW
STOP DRY ROT
STOP WATER DAMAGE
NOW ONLY s499
THOMPSON.
WATER SEAL
l'roteeta painted or unpalnt.d ...,,..
faoee for five yea,.. -eld or new -
Window auhea -Floorll\g -••••
-Garden Furniture -Camplnt
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r1>11er. Cfur White -Custom Colo,...,
HOUSEHOLD
SPRAY PAINT
MARINI INGINE
SPRAY LACQUER
$1 .69 & $1 .91
VALUES 16 01. can
LARGI SIZE DUPONT
OVAL SPONGES
REGULAR
35c !ACH
TOASTM#ISTER•
2 FOR 35¢
COMPACT TOASTMASTll HIATR
WITH llVOlUTIONARY "INSTANT HIAT"
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warmth the itUJ-1 70• l•n1 ii -. Thermo-
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J 0 DAILY PILOT /Ntws-Prm TutsdlJ, J111uary 4, 1%6
Yo11r ltloney'• Worth
OVER THE COUNTER 'See Ame"rica First;' Close $2 Billion Travel Gap
NASO Llatln1• for Monday, January 3, 1966
~y SYLVIA PORTER ag~rs on thie cultural·recrea· BAD JT not be~n for our borden to help otrset the dol· ington has 1et up 10 owrua1 ,,.,
uowil wonders ol our land! travei, .sprtt, the deficit ln Ian wt spend outside our bor· offi~s. We have done What .., ,.... ...
"ror tllt puuled part!llt our D&la~ of payments dtrs. Commerce Secretary John T. AHA 1.inu••• ;:=: 1No:lt~f~.., 1!14 1m 11"'
seelung a gtfl tor ~ teen· THESE are cruc•ally im• would be m uch smaUer. Busi· Connor c.lls "t0me raaearch" ~~"~"'lk PN: • 1:11o 1.-1$14 ~:;11~~.o:r J~ f•.. ~ ~ ff' a~er who bas everytlung, portant questions as we ~gt.n nessme.n and bankers re-OF COURSE, Wt've done a on what l-orelgnen "w4nt to~ ,.{!R::. ..M 1J ~ ,!l: ~~:i~~' . .e 1t 1 11
here's a new one . a 4818Y 1966 with a grim, record· $ponded to the federal gov· few things to spur foreign see moat in America." MlJor ,..,,..:; c7::ir. Cw• • !:~ im lJ"' c~.: MM .n Ii~ I
five. nau on summer skiing sh.atleri.ng "travel gap" o( ernment's &ppt!als throuihout travel bere.·we:ve cut through bus Imes, a1r Unes and ~· ~J~~r.~ 11: ~ n... ~=~r HH ,. ~ ...
tour • Europe._ Cultural around $1 9 billion tor the pre-1966 and "volulQrlly" slash· sooie red tape in our custom& roads have arranged Ww-e'Olt ,:-~J-V•• .. sr~· f,~ l "' ""' :!_llCllY.~, •• cb.c.1 ,t,l~"',,cili'°M'I' 1.~ "-1, ... Im ll~
{ Mod J -"" t tl · .._." .. "' . . . OM!iaa lrllne U•I t I lti ~ ~ as well as rt'Cfl'<IUOna1 bene-v'1ous year H·-....... the ed overseas mvestmeot& and 5ervi~ and lowered transpor· fares Cor foreigners and more loeht"'~' l'r~llf't, • a· ",a' Ii., ·~
JtS esl y rrt..~ a • ,. f&Cl.s · banlc loans, repatriating ShOrt· talion f&reS. President J OM· Wlll .be done in thiJ &rte. OW•ltr •Pt• .• J \lo "-~ f>tl'dtrt Auocl•~ * 4 ,'4 695 " . . During 1966 more than one tenn assets held abroad. bor· son has established a cabinet· It's all 10 pl~)une, ~gb. :~:"'J. I,~ ~ l ~ ~':!1/1\cl~/;°1~:!%"'• :.l ~ ~lt
When I rea<'hed this pomt m illion overseas Vlsitors -rowing in foreign marketa in· level task foree, headed by Ar. Connor admits, we ve just .IU Porr~.ri:r 1.• ~ 1'\\ ~ ,.,.'.,.":! = li = fit r
in the pre!is release sent to plus additional millions ol st~d ct our own to finanee Vice P resident Humphrey. to bee.n "tooling up" and '']re :;~i.e~~ •k 1lv. ~ 11.,. ,ri~:i l~:O °'119 D~ = !:
me by a U.S. tour agency re· Canadian And Mexican neigh· overseu activities. spearhead federal effor4 and have hardly scratC'Md the sur9 ~~:11 P{:f~ • 11<> ~ },.. ~:.' .. ~.f dr1111
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eent.Jy • I exploded with re-bors -spt>nl a pe~ $1 3 But how long can these tie them in ~with the promo· ra<.~ in bringing the gold mine ::1~11~:1 'a.ia • ':11o ff ii"' sw ,~~ ~·~ ""' '"' J"' 1i;
sentm.ent. Why shouldn't billion travellng in the "voluntary" ello.rta by U.S. tions of priva ~dustry. Our of t~~~ dollars into full op-&:l,•~;oox" i"' r,: J~ ~:'::'sr~~'(_.,.1 .m '!~ m •J1"
American travel ct1:ents be U.S. We have become the businessmen and bankers U.S. Travel ce In Wash· eraUon. ~~~;:~ ... 1;~ m. lf~ s1':~~·Jc!,':! Pr'Jld • ,f.,. 'l~ "'
promoting our own 3.548.97'4 first country in history to earn lceep up with the flood tide 1~1y ''f.:::J'~ Alfi 1l:Z ,m ,~ i!~::i ~~::·!rf,, ·'° ,~ ,~ 11
square mlles of SWI and sno" • more than $1 billion a year of tourists~ aero '"'u u WA ""' S::'""'~,.,.. coro • 12"-lt\li "" t · d all · •t· · ••mer1 nwrlttra 1.60. .. 14 '"' .. Sw•nll .60 0 -111 4 '4 •IV. moun ams an. v e~ 5• ci ies from foreign tourists. But. at Despite the crisis size of · ,..,..1"' ~'* .JO 111'1 "'-""' l•ma• l!te< 11'1d ·'° )14 ' >14
and countr)"Slde to the afflu· the same ti"me about HI mil-the travel gap In "965 we will In Hi I G ~:~:. ~':f'•k"~r.,~·Jk ~ rll't ~ ,.,_ r:m~,::'\.'J:'.:',..,.nh .12 1~14 1515\1 111"' e t among Us ' \'"'-'le U S · · ' · · . ' ~ g 1 ear ,. ... ~ Eni.r, M 1"' Ill 1lll Tt °" ltandl ,.0. ttllo V. 1214 n · · YIU • • • hon Amencans spent more NOT -an the foreseeable l u· ~ 42 Proe1u<h L.111 .c • "' •wi .. _. ~ r 1 '5\11 I• tJ\<o
travel agents are beaUng the than S3 billion lraveling out· ture -Impose 8 '"head tax" ti G:~=~ ~~it ... ~ :~ l'.C O\lld• AO ..... ,, ti r r: •• "."'.rm ~I Corp. I: ~ m
drums 10 sell our teen·agers side our borders on overseas . bound Amer!· · g,,..,.,'e••r1• 11 .... I, ... '°"' ~~~~~ ~~.f':~71. • .~: "19 111 H:r:~ c:c",,";~~~.'fnc '"" t .ft . how t • GM Tai J. I ·~ l'1" I~ t~rlll't M•rt CV .. ,, lJI '"" ,,. Thtt"1al POwer ISlll lt"" ~\; on gomg ove rseas man} The r~st1Jt is a travel gap C'ans. The administration is ;!r~,1nt co i: :: .f' T••n• w .. 1 "l. s..• n "' '1 +:rR~;~~' f11a1-.. fr'' fl~ i1"
European -or other .-tr av· approximating $1 9 billion for on record as opposed lo such WITH CARL CARSTENSEN ~~r::r!"e'"!. n ... r.\· ;.,, ~:~,· :~0a/."-c~l.t.1rl iu ""' 1i1 T••ld Corp I 1'~ t~ -~
el agents arlle fbeahng •-the 1965 and the pr~pect ol an drastic travel restraints. BUICK Of'FE.,., nno need by Rt.chard R l~"~ar; <.fr"~ J.. ... J .. wv•• L.•b• .. ~T1~~Il. un:f.01 .,.., " f~:~:,~·P"f!: h th. • m. drums to ~ ore1gn i.<en· . .1> na
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__ even bigger gaJ? In 1~. Last Nor does the federfil gov· TRAILER TIPS Orth, r.eglonal manager. Hath· ~~ ~ro.°'P •14 1::; Ji. !:~'Tr~·~·~ ~p~ !J ~~ ~~~~: C:-0 ,;~ 11 111;
LEGAL SOTICE year. !or the first time, our ernment plan any other crash away was Dodge district man-t~r;e ,~11eg:::-·r-,. ,r: • "'-All•• 1. •-·"° n.., 23 • ., nv. us En,..1000 11 "'' '""
tr J b. t k t eJ fl ow do lr""er speed lim ':i,: c •• · 'J:: Am llclO 11.a1n1 1ncsu.1 10 ll~ ''" av. u1ah Ce>n•t t Min .to lO ~ ~ .. m ave gap was 1gger program o eep rav ers -. • ager for Los Angeles for the t-·l0 °l~u • ~ i.t ,;:,z Amet lu n er,"'"' 1,00 .,,, '°"' .. i , w.~u 1. "" '·°" o-. ~
suPu1011 couu of r"• than our entire balance and their dolla rs at home . The its vary from s.tate to state? last five years prior U1 tl'le l~r1o1'ror~ ,: • "~• ,,'"' ,, !:=1c~'"J.;::u~ " 4!'-' ':t: ·~~ ~:~·~.,~~·.%1'iu ~f: W! H~ 'i~tEcg~,S~L16r'c:'~~N~~1t of payment~ deficit -the dif· campaigns will be left strict· How do st.oppmg disUln<:es new appointment. He has =1!~ .... 1a~~ JI 'I,, 1~ •:"' !:;::: :: : ;,:~:~.~ .. l!~ l~ :!~ ~:~,..~~'111_ 1at.v. ,t" ,t~
N•. A·WIJ fe-ren<:e between what we ly t-0 private grou"" -and with a lraller compare lO been w·1 ... Dodge sin-1ftLA ~·>fl•~-~!!.""• 1:!:! ~:':' •, .. Anchor corp tN "'" ts1<1 wayna ....:10·-' • 21\'J tl\4 ttl* NOTICE OF HEARING FOtl l'ROaATf . . . . r' \ . th f t bl! UI ... ~ """· ac °"·--·' .. l ~ AnlMtvMr lu>Gll ,, ~· ""' .... W~lllllolOll M§I Inc .eo. UIO. " °" oF "oLOGRAl'Hic will ANO F01t lspe-od. lend and give away m national policy instead w1U ose o an au omo e? ~·~! '~~t..~"-~1.._ ·~ A•~n-M•rt•t•.. 121'1 22~ m" weMS' •-. 1oi.
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.... .., Ll n l ltS OF AOMINIST RATIOH ( · · · · · Ans t th and * * * ._.,., ..._._ -,,. Arct-vl•lr ef I S7\I) 9 1, J7\lo WUT•r• 1'111Mlt.lll"1 .n Jlit, 12"-.. WITH•THE·Wlll·ANHUEO OTetgn nations and what be f'eSlnCted tO rallying pn· Wers 0 ele many :~ri 1C~ 1::• ':t Arlt ~O Chem ~ ll't ~ I"' WtllOtl.-<11 A .40 7llO 114 m
()It !, o• CHESTE R R RYAN Ck these natioos spend, lend and vale. businesses, §tales, local other questions facing trailer "BIG THREE" 11.C.~"" ,.,., 1.: )I> J~ !:~::;..:~ ..".,,~:9 l: ~ u~. tt~ f.~~ ~::·co .OS '~ ~ .... «~~~ltE 15 HfREIY GIYE'I I•• 1 g'IVe away bere ~ ~d ink governments and individuals enthusiasts are provided In a :=:r,:c.= ~ ~1'• :~ 11"-!r,~~1~'tnoua1 t~ fA~ rn~: A'4rt11e llttlN~UllANC• IT~1 ~ ... MAl!C,RET H lllC>;4ROSON 11 .. ,,,~ b I f r . new brochure p ed b SHOW UNES 11-r· '"" • It ... It A "ii I 24 10>t )I\ A'""' c;.,..; t In ~ !t st jfl .. M"'" • Pt•''°" '"' Prr.o.•t •• H•'"9'•""' tn our a ance o payments to persuade more ore1gners . . ~epar Y • "°"' ~rt•n• _. 12 11 11~ A'::! 01r '1;:1 · 171\ ,.~ ,.,,.., ~:, 1.~ IJf J7 37.., '11
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1°' •uv•n•~ °" l.tt .. , of ·~ Ul 1966 1s now tentatively es-to visit us The goal will be Buick Motor D1vis10n. Th e '"--ee ol the largest exh1"b1·• s. ....... • Inc n n,, tt !Mbcodt 1tctrq11\. s.. ~ '4' Am ... " l ift. •n• °' U\4 1~ 1614 "'""'''•'"'" Nt"'-T ,.....,111 •n~·.. ttl· • f . . I IU $rt•• Y,• toftllftl .... !? .. i1"\ ll teltl.td ltldlltlrlu I~ U 1)"'1 ""'N•f IM Co )0 It 1"'-1t'4 "''""' 10 ...,1C11 1• ""•"' 1"' 1"'""r Pl'· Lima ted in the range of $1.5 to eneourage foreigners lo ree gwde offers tips for tt-(e tors at the first all-industry ~·~ l~ ~~JI: 11 Ei.u ~ttteti ,.., • ,.. iii. hf.le•• s1<1 Litt .1$ lN """ 1"' t1culMt, ••C ._ .. ·~· , ..... •no DltCt of bill' d d II 'th.i thousands who ,_.. to th R . al v hi 1 $1110 'r:i" , I"' • .. •vlY CouN ... If"' 10 ""' Cal Wttltfft 11•1• LI .• JN ""' ,, ,,..""II t,.. ...,..,. ,... -· ~•'tor J•"" Jon. spen more o ars w1 · n our ....... e e ecreat.ion e c e Show C:•:• lrH«~IOll •" 1•"' _,,er .. ·~. '1 ~ ,.11. ?t~ crvu Svc e"" ,,.. .10 '' u .,
erv 21 I-••• JO • ,.. '" '"' co.in road all seasons o( the "ear "ll \..-Ford Che 1 t d • •r , ... Iii I '· -At at./llrt H•lhow•Y ·~ ""' " {Oll'\bllltcl ,,.. --'"' ""' '"' '"""' "' 0 .... ,.,-.,1 No • ol ... ~ covrl. LEGAL NOTICE LEGA L NOTICE ' " Wl U'C • VTI> e an '':.c'"1 ~~·~~ )4 ;"' '"' 'I: 8.-ylllum Corp .llO lt"1 11 I~ Conn,.....,.., U• 140 Iii UI .1 eoi " BroadWe•. i.. '"• <"• o1 s.ti•• pulling house trailers boats Dodge svmll~ ~ of c..i .. l' 16 J~ 2~ &o.a!Ofl CApl111 ™ 1.., no ic"'' A,,.,,._ J.111 100"» 1 1or" ,,,.. '•"'"""'' ----. . . ...~ a-"· lno; 1114 11'• 12\.o ""'C•w ••IY l.>O SW, 14 fl ... O•••o o.c~ >1 1"'~ HOTtct of n usnn sun d1us of 11 oo ,,.,, '"'""" N""'-"•rlv. and ca mplng gear,. Set for Great Western Ex· ~~~~': 1'U1' ~r;11_ , ,; ~ ~ e~w~:~. ~ ~ ~~ :"" =~1 1 ... C• ••Am 1'-1~ 1f~
Cw-.!. s,'~~o .. N '"' No:s -11 1m , 1• 1n1 Nonn.,11 •"" HOrt1>wt••ot•1 • 1 o" o Other features include bas· hi bit Center Jan 26 thru Jan Tu~ v!'.'!''.,At.~, • .. b 1~. lD'1• n ~.111 ~K u111111ta 1 1111 2'\io ~ ~lrtma•'• ~""" ,_. Jll ""' 1''--~ LOAN HO.'S -U•n. rio t .. Id curve tlll"O\IVh • Cfftlr•I -le of • f • . . n..,.. ,._ -, • • ' S'1o {•Ill lthlet S..-.l(A u o mo ,.~ trl<t "'"" Am Tlfla Int .• 1 1\11 ,,. :1~'w.w:!"';,r!.r~-0n w-. Jen ... ,., 16. ""· 11 '° c1o9 ... , oo-oo" • dl•••tl()t of >0.u IC acts ~bout traJler. towing. 30. the giant exposition will ~r.t;;.~W~i 1~~ J~ J!: C..1'11PU1 C•w•I• .IO '" ' 114 Flrtt fl'ln L '• ·~ u 10 "
Ts ... ,l ,...T~·,c,•1,"1' " oo O'cloO< A. ,.,. F1,..nci11 ~-•ll011, ~...!;h '~~r~"". oo"', ~. ww"' .. 1 ,~,..11 and maintenance hints tot display under one roof com· vv''.Eo.,M•!!'._ Coro » tL •!:'. ' ~:;T~'I~'~ "~ IH._ It~ ~~~1~~:\~:!' -~'-'I• .!"' ~ .. ~
Att.,..,•n ... "•""-uncle< ...., ovrw.n1 10 '"• o...i. o1 '"'' 11\el\(• Sou111 .o "°9'"' oo oo-· so 15..., plete new lines in travel trail-w .. 1 Bo Fin Coro u. "-1~ c.n1re1 Ttltdlollo 1 n .. SO\.'t n 111 11 A mCorp •l'tcv•Uo 1014 ~ ,4
• s • Inc • o ..... .,.. COll>O'•""'" " Trv11w ,., ~ ~ -.... car and trailer It al I •• . ' o.... ~n '"' ,... .... ~ Cnceo. ~·· G•• ,,. ,,,, l6 IS\•~" AM Owo I'° 112 Ill 1~
P""' s11eo Dr•M• ce.1111 0..1. P•lot r1u;1 •««Cll<d 1" aoo11 ,,,.. ,...., m w"' eo " ••et: •"-nc• ~111 .so ~ trailer speed llm.ita for all 50 . . ~m-0 Mlv h ... s.. cftti1111 u111 ;., ~ Dt\ JJ"» ••I ... ,.,, 1 110 ,,. ' o
J.,-.,.,. •· 5 ii. 1~ 7·'6 """ "' o1 oit.c••• 1te<orc1t "' '"' 0tt1rt •'•"' 00' oo" E11• 21 XI '"'' "'•n<t . , ers. sl1de·ln campers, chassls· :t•"•~., Co•o ).., •1• ~ c111u m u111 e 1.. 111, l'''• l'l'i ..,. ''"' 1 •11o .. ,... .. ,.
ol ,,.. Coutl!Y Recor<Mr ol Or•"9t C&i>m•, ~~ ~~'::.:':'~ ':'!'~ ~7'..:..,oor~:: s~tes, and a listing of agen· mounted campers. deluxe mo-w1~~r ~~'ro!IO$ ,::; 2!~ ,:~ c:!.,f!tlt ~A,:.10 • ,."'-~~ ~ .. ~~~.~~\~flt i:~ l't: J:~
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;.:!:'%"':.~•,l;~,l~ ·~:~ ... :;:~ "°. I01l. "••"<.• North so o .. ,., oo-CM!S lhrougho~t lhe ctlountry tor homes. tear-drop traile-rs ACF·W•lo arr cv4~n tt " ~:'~~:.~1T:' ~~ ~~ f~ ~or~!~:..J.~ .Jt !'"' n~ :t.4 .1 11ma o1 ,.,. 1" tM ul mono of ,,.. ocr wtt1 .s ll ,_.. ro rr.. po;"' o1 i. eager to provide vaca on In· c.nd other related recr•ation ~":i.a11} lluo ~~1• ,,, 1•10 12' COll'!IOdV111 cortt ltt>o 1111 1111i ,.,.,c.,.11 u r. u .... , •• , 16 Unlttti! s ..... , °" "'-...... ., In . alnnln, f t Th r b hu " • " •rrnJ .... • " 1 ., 0A$A (o<p 1'1~ 10.... '° ltldeD ltt• ,,,. .... • 1"'> '°"' 1'~ ""'"' 1,...., -.."". ,. ""' 0r.,... Covn· E ,_,,,1_ 1t1C 1 ,. 1 "' ... orma ion. e ree roe re type vehicles ~~'·•·1 ~·" cv.,.,tn ,., in IP &'•' Fl-.nee _.. u» 2 • ., u•. JT'tt•-s~ u r • .JO t.$•a .. ..,14 C C a..,,.. .... ,.. '""' "" oo °" '" ..__ bl . --' • C ta M . ...L Opf"•' cv•>»tt 117 115 1n•w inc ' •Y. 10\lo t•4 I.. It '"' ti V• ,._ S4'\ 14'" S4 Iv tvk: on••· '°"''''°'"" '" Ille Cltv w•o ,..,,., Ot>crll>o<I .. l<Dllow) can U'C 0 aJlllC'U 11\ OS esa Ch I t F d d Dod 8tlco Pwl CYS•71 Ill ,,, ... Ill Olwrw l"C pl 1 2S 71 ,. ,, • .., LlllCol• N•I LI~ 4A •N N i; ..... "' S..nt. Ane, Covntv of Ol•nee, 51... '""'"'•nc•"9 ., IM tnOll Et0Jlt•ll' from Stansbury Buick evro e . or an ge 9oftenu Alrllnaa ,.~.,. 112 112 Ov<ommv• lt>t j 11 71~ It Loul1'4t ..... Sfhr• lift 1'.. IN 1"._
qi Ct ll"""'•• •II rloM tilt.. t nd lfll••W <Of-ol t•o<I No 207), .. '1\own on · _ will shOW their resrwctiVe ~\\r't:~lli I "•· •• 110 _ lit Ou11 &t•<hl••tt AO 11'? :141,, Jl', ,,,_rt.,.y C1tu1llY ••~ ~ 41, now ll•IO l>Y II un-Hid Deed• ol • Mop ••co<c»o In 8«ill 107. Pt'H t ol . r~ C 0,1 tr cv --Ill '"'"' Ill E<onomlu L•b .IO 1'\'i l1\'i ~ Mful°" &qultln S'4 h' ~ lrv11 111 lllt P'oe>artv •llV•I• I• Mid MitelOll&MOO• M•P>· record• ot Oft~ * * * ines lil compact Campers, ~~~:" f'.P,•,'j~I ltlll 111! Elec1to lnatr > 4"> •"lo •I~ -re~ Ul1 S1 st ll Covnt nd Stat• O..crli..i •• c c 1 ·~ • • Electrolv• i"° .IO'a ,..., '°"' N•lloflal Flrt uo 11' tn Ill A.. ~o • lh• ......_~ .., Tt"•I •tcor~ I• ounly, e 110'"1•• llW~t 'forth 40 O• ruCkS and mot.or homes ~•OI Otto cvJ',>19 It'll JOI-I 11 ltcctronk: ., fl/I ~ "'° N•I Ulllofl Flrt 210 J6l ll'1 ~
• ..,..... -• ~ ,,.,, OO' 00'' Ea st )7.J) , .. ,, 1"'°n<t CHA.'l\tPJON DESIGNER ' 1 Croch r-ClllzttU '60 " '' 100"-'1 IKl•Olllc 1111 10 I~ 10 "'•" Wntarn Liit Ina ,J>! lt14 1' H•d ,_ f'IJ ~h ~ df9rttt 00' 00'" Wnl )0 00 fttl. • 1 SCfme Over JO feet. F'ot W•sl ,_ h • 7' IA fOI~ fl l~clronl(J l•lftl C.e ~ 5 41a Netlonwldf IS'-' 1$-, 1'>11
"'"'1' .. kt "'""' ~•"O ,,,. ''"" "°'"'of • FORMS OWN COMPANY The large mot.or homes will ~f: ~t!~c~' 4'!,.,, ;: 1:0:" J •rmtr •m .1~ '"' • '''Mo Amat l"• c...w111v 1,.., -1t.,.
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•· Co.inf• of O.anot, ., ... 00' 00' w .. , 11·00 -· •ne11<.o Pete Brock deslgner of the ~ comp e e Y ge con · ~"'"'°" t C!l'P '"' " no!\.: " ,..., Sien 1. SIQ cvptl ,. 20• • P11111sr•v•n•• u11 1~ '"' 1114 ~\Crlri..I •> lollowa -40 4"rtu 00' 00" Eut l 00 lorl: ' featuring fUlJ Siz.e stall ShOW MeuJI Coel Cka cv"ft .. 3 IU llfll II• FllO., Ccrp . U~ U ... U p,,,..ld-Wllll I 21 ze .... 17~
'"•' P<>'1ton o1 Loi u1 o1 N9WPO<t ~· North 50 o.eren oo-oo · w.,, (amou, Cobra Daytona coupe . nd"ti . ·k. h • MSl cv•~ *' 1os-., 1ot lot "In' "'''°" car-• "" .. 11 .. Re-ne N11 u,. 10\. ,,,, c"' ,,16 M .. oh1• ... ..,.,.,. °" • Mo recoroeo 17.ll ~·· ''*"" Nor111 40 dlt9'"' oo-which won the world racing er. a1r -<:o 1 oning. 1tc en. F .,,., Gow•• ~ 1711o 36,, si ,1.,1 F. l.M • • .,-., 111'1 IOI~ •• 8~ 4, o-fl of Mltetlla-1 00"" l!HI 117 It lttf1 \!>onct $o\rll\ SO • IO g d a C od ti Fa.lier k~fk l5 )6 l''l4.!5<'1boar-d ll tin> I>.., 1'-I~ M•r>" •><<Ydt 01 Or•..o. coun1r, c.1~ ""'"' oo-oo-· e .. 1 u" 1w11 '""'c.e championship in 1965 for Car-un e an comm a ons ~our St•• • ~ •'" 11.ISec '"' N•w ....... '40 •\t ;i '' ~ 1 1 N~· -...... , --· e to sleep eight no s fu".,"'"" c: ... , • • •'• 6\, Su••1r u 1• •• • "' flo '" """'•·
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MIS<tll• .... Ou• M.,, •. reoonla "' Orenot ... Int ol bttlnn1119 usiness. th p f bl c Co h A M•m '°" M•I .. ~ 24~ U\4 us Fld Guel I'° w •... 4 • -Mltp •tKO<cltO '" eooo 101. "" • o1 00' 00'" Wtt• u1 • fM1 10 "-1rue b . Show, IS sponsored jomtly by U U Gr1""1,• 11 '°"", ,,. 1•1 ,,. u1111" Tru'' ll'-... ~~~
covn•v. '•"'"'"'" ...-.. NOrth '° ~ Alto .. «1>11,.. _,@f......., 111 .. "°"""' Brock 29 was director of e or a e amp ac S· H1t"r~1 °''.,. •• 1~ 14•. us Liit 20 m ""' o•.n 00' oo" En• JJJ '7 '""' fhtna of u 1d ••nc1 O.>Cl'•l>od •• 1e1-. . ' • sociation and the Trailer !'.l~!.'!r co 60 ,t'" ""' 1~ :~..i;;.!.'e,.. 1'~ 'l~ ~;: 931 Wl'llt 19th St., C.M. Nort~ '° ~, .. , °" oo" w ... 1 11t.1t c"""""nt1,,. a1 "'' ..,.,., eu1 ... 1~ special proJecU for Shelby Coach Association F d ~'•'• ~"' M JO\., -~ wT1.i.1,. '"•co 1•1 , l~~
DELUXE 1 &: 2 Br :=.n:~:, ":~t~1~:,_:::i~ N:',~' ~ :-;;: ~c!::~ ~0 8;:3'10~' :::-, °,;; American. . un S l:i:~:::~ u~:.0'° ~·,. 19~ ~~ ,_.,. rru~n~:,1tN "'"•~~ ,, 61111 FURN & U:-IFURN Ol'O't!'> 00' 00 .. Wtal )1 OI , .. ,, 11\f!I« Mlteell•neou• "'•"'· •·t<orda of Oranoo :~·c8 .. ' ,.eek ,,~ 60'; '*'i lo ..... 1c..1 a., ... NT "° ,, •• ,,., n
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,,..,, 11\en<o Soulh so °"'""' 00' 00'' ore" 00' 00' Ent to l3 ttc1. 11\ence .i.rrold corr ~ 1114 101., Finl Nal ciiy l'I~ Ji SJ'> sv, )J~ GrE't'Jl • rad I • n I heat · Eu1 51 OI 1tt1. 111en'* "'1th • •· M0<111 so doottt"M1 00' 00'' w .. 1 17' •I FORD LAUNCHES IC•jw• t•• ,, ))-. ''•'*"II Het ax "" h 11._ 111w Jiit washer dl)'et !acllluea . 9"1'" 00' oo"' wn1 u.a ...., to ~ '"'· 1.id "°'"' b91no "'" ,,,.. 001111 o1 -'*----· Jan. 3 1,.,,.,1 .,_, 5•u~' ~· " 1.4' 2llttt ,,.. \ '"""' T'lf•I 1 . .c. 37 JT>\ 17 .,,,. ""'"'of ceo1"""'' ~'""'"'' ~ c<lfWl11Ul11t N"'"' 50 SAr t.T\t..CAMPAJGN Mut ., 17 ., ._ ~· ~ ~o .n :w1 1'...,t. MuOow &roek Ma ·'°' ,.,. JO'• Jt'<\ ca.rpora trc. Pnc~ from ICJQ•I~ '"'"' "' 1111trH1 111 P•rc.t A .... , w oo" w .. 1 11 l.l '~· "'-• 14rw vou rA"l SIOclt 22.u 1.;1, K~r:..o;:-,,~;:.,"~ ~ ~!.! r.,4 ~~ ~";.':."~;.:~"~, 1 1:;., .~ .. 1~ SU5 • SlSO. dHcrtDtO .,.._ ,_ kvlll .......... 00' ocr· Wnl 3·00 IHI; F ord Motor Co has launch· -Tr.. '°''°"""' -S.llC'I I0.22 10.tt tc'rc>I"' • l cvpt , 15 ~5 u•,., SI • WfSTUll IAHl(I A> to .,,. ~ 91 Trutl nt<oro.d .., IM>a NorTll M -'"••• 00' 00" w .. 1 . • . . .. 11oM, ~lled bl' Vtr "•Y a.~ f.17 \.A Oruo C~ .>6 171'1 11 11'1'1 Arl10111 Bini( I 1J 7~ '3'\ See Mgr. Apt. 4 548--04!!2 u lo P•ot m 1115 '-!; '"--"No<'lh 40 "°'"' 00' ed an tntenSIV~ educational 11>« Nallor\al /tutcl-lni.rc 6 n LL.a~• ArrOW!lelld Ot• .I.. IV. 1'-1'-' Arllorlll 81neorp 1 !Po 11•1 '"' -----------P1rctl 1 00'' e.~1 tO '2 fttlj ,,,_,, SOulh so d r I . t Ilion °' Seawfli.t ltw ·"~ 14..IJ 11 '1 ·m; JI' M "'' " ..... "' Atneflca 1 SJ SJ,,. S7 --~-All lh•t <»rT•m 1w tllv.1..i '" ""' o.or ... 00' oo" E .. 1 1111 i..1. '"•"« an promo 1ona ca.mpaign o o"i.,., inc. 1,. 11,,1 Fd 41 l' .,:., t~ ... si", ~ ~ g .. ·~ eri"" of c11sF1_.. ., • ., '°}' 4,,. Co1t1 Mesa '100 Sl•lt qi C1lllornl1. '°""'' "' O••"Oe· ~"' Ill°""" oo· 00" Wttl J 00 , ... , encourage every dnver t.o de· "" prlelt •• Wiiie/i lvMI ,., IU4 u.n Mtlcco t~~ I) H"' n ~(~~r .. ~! 1.. ~~~ ~; ~~~
o.w•ced •• tollow• INnao Sovlll ,. ""'"' oo· 00"' Eu t I :... • l r-.. "vin ,,..,. •eowlll .. J011111tn 17.M 11.U ~··"""' rlllet ""' ""' " ""'' N•t so I.JI? ... • »lo Jiiii, ACAPULCO APTS* lho1 "°"'"" o1 l o1 tJ7 ot N-1 X> J:> 1tto•1 ,,.. ..... *"' "° ~'"'' 00' ve o., a persona sa ..-un g could 11••• -· cu1 11 n." i.uw Mer•~ c..-1•1 eor. :11 1.., ·~ '"' l'lra1 s.w,;1y cp 1.. l'\. m. M' * Mc•vnta ... ,,_,. ... • ~• ,_.., oo-· w .. 1 M.n '"'' i. "" 1rve POl11t °' program. The company has '°"' <bid! ., 11ou1111 cu. ., KJt 1u1 McC't!~'lld" L...... ~ ~ u1~ 11.c ,..., "~F 1 '° 1~ »14 11>% W·l8 St & Walla{'(' C\I in B""" •· .... IJ of M1_11_,. _,,..,,.. • . d Ctt•adl C11t as 11 '6 It 11 c-~• F.., 1, .... ·"' n U !! P•c St•'• e.11• 1 tr, IS.,.
• ADULTS MtP>. f@<Ofdt "' er ..... ~. c.11. A•• .,..c.11.,. """°''"9"1 ""' ""': chosen nationally recogruze Al>t<o..n ,.7 us ,.,. IM 10·., 11:., ldl::"t:Jr.l '.To 1~ ':t ';:Z !>In~.~~ a~: _. ll'' "'' ""' 1<>n>••· -·1i.o •• 101'°'" ''°" "' .. i.t .. ,.. OtKrfDH .. "°"°'"''· safety exper ts to help develop • .,., .. I'd ., ..... 11 Guo 1(1 10 M 10.,. M u "•' .lO • 10 lw. ,, ~ ••1111 v 1 40 .. ~ :1" e 1·f3f)ft\l $!);, CO<'llm«N:1l'IO fl II-. "'°" £ttHffl C......,.'l(lllO 11 IN lnMI 101.,ly . Atlll I'd tit ... CUI KJ U l 117 Mollr .. Auto ll'lo J 10\\ U•~d Catlf 81,.. J S1 5' S1 cot,,., o• 11.ct No. tal .• , .-• .., O>'N< "' fl.II(! ,.. ion •• , "'9w• Ot1 , Ford s ideas on drrver educa· ~"' aw 411 •J J Cut s1 101 :i...u Morr11 "l•n co n n 21 us N•t •• so 1 l6'' 17•,. ,. •• e 2·80R~ nso • M•P recor-Ill 8o9I 101, -t of Mt• reco--I• -101. peer t ol tion and accident prevention "'" Grlll 7.0 to7 Cut SJ 1'.0l IS.l6 ~'l"°j' ~ 1.60 ~ Jtl\ 2'YI V•lln N8 l'llctnl• It _.. tn, ,....
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646·3850 " tetl'. ' • • Ew re "' ~• """ 21~ )j•' A-• Sl.l Ut1h J1.'t ''" N ''"'' 00" oo-· ~ J..jO : "'""° • -.. .. E .. , 1" OI IHI; Good on· ving Habits ..... sun. Ano ,. 1.•1 I " 1111 I'd lUS 11.u N IOI! l.:10 ~ l'\4 ""' ~ kv ' LI\ fO ... • .. \ •• , NOllll 50 """'" 00' IP'' W .... ''• 1' ..._ ~ M ...._ at' 00" Wttl • , • r; '"" ln'd 1 ll 1.fl l(•lcllarb 1.7' •.D H I-A.C 2' 1411, 116 Columbl• ~L 4•, , •\"t SPACIOUS 2·br apt. 11~ • '"'· .. ,, POlnl i.1,,. 111e '"'" .o1n1 .. .. • •l' ... i. ""'' '-'"' ""' 1rua plement will &ppear lJ\ varl· "'"' .._,,..,., Kll<k:lt Gt11 t u 10., ~!-r1•-Inc .. tot 15\ro 14 1S•4 '"""' Fl,..t1el•• , a•, 11-·~ ba. qulet area, Nr ~ery· bfftnn1••· "--mml""1"9 """' • .,.,., • ... ...,...., tNna t*llllll.ll110 . [ ,_ A 1.00 7.61 l .ut'f 1t n 1t.• Of'•··~ """' ·~ 1.-. •~ E~•t•bl• U L P0<lld .A 1,,,_ It 11 cttv, .. , 00' oo" w .. 1 s1.01 '""' lltoftCe ....-• ~-w ... ~ m.» ous media across the country funct 1 1o.10 11,63 1..u111tt 11 11 11,. ,. tr, F"""',.s'' ""' u 1t U'• ~'~ cor. s•• ll•rb 10 •~ ''• • ._ ~rung. 640·5419. ~1941U No<tn .., c1e9,..., woo" htt 11.Ji -· -· ,.._.. ....,,, • doe,. .. 00' ocr· and be available for d.istribu· s1oek s.so u 1 Lit• '"" ,_,, iu 1 ,.!c111c Arri1n.. '"' ~ ff" ~ "~:: ~~1:;..s,,,,.~ io i~ :;: n',,, e\"fS 11\tna Soutfl 50 --w 00" H•I h il MJ:l -· ttw..c. Souttl,. .,.,_ . F d . ,_.. Sd E~ IUS 11..)4 l ift 6t~. ··" I .• Pee v~ 00 Coro 1~ " ... 11•-. ~Corp. v.. ,.... J•t
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Lrg 2 Bdrm $115 '0 tl\e true "°'n' 01 -1"n1,.. et ... d 1•"" <MK"llfod •• "'11°"'' ance of driver education pro--l!lvlloctc IS to 11·11 Meu lit• 17 " 14 09 ACROSS 50 Bel al I: Yesterday's Puzzl e Solved: t~lhtr wl"' '> lnl•rt•I In "••t•I A Com..,.llCIM al ~I Euttrlr . Ca" Gt• 10.1111 06 M-,._,,
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1 BDR~I l-'CR\/ APART· ::11.,~.~~d 111 1n1.,,..1 1n • ..., to. ~1~f11::i"!~~.11~~:~· ~.:,,:; winning school bus driver on ~~ ':, ~:·,:.u.IM ~~~-t· Is df1?8SIM ti-H~~~~·--··ll. T L
MENT, utlls paid, rxc~pt •11 ,,.., <t"'•'" 1411\C! "'"•'I'd in ""' counr .. c.111orn11. '"-nu "°"" oo o .. how to prevent ae<:1dents; a Victor J. Granholm of ,..,, $t1( n.n u.01 "' 1 , "' 1H111.o. s Engl ish 14111nuaft c .,
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• 2 l!11r r o .. cr11>«1 .. 1011ow1 11,.,.,,, '° ctto•M• 00' oo-· wHt 70.oo '"'· list of mistakes made Y mos Anaheim, Connerly w i t h kl4t• 10s u.eo Mvt ,._ 11.u 1us .... JO ,,,.,.'*.,...,.*"'!lltlroR.,.~-Blvd. $80 per mo. :>48·28".!8. r"'"' "°"'°" of Lot• m """ m o1 u lo po;.1 .,..,,, '"' .. , .. po1n1 01 o.. drivers and suggestions f 0 r the La Palma and Stanton Com ,... '" ut 11. 1 " Giii u1 us "1 Fa111td cha ir o o Nowoor• M•IQtlh· u '"°""' on • M9D •'""'ne, •'-<• com1•u1r19 North '° .,. . . . di .d al Id"· Grwfll 1s n 11 . .0 N'M '""" 11.» n . ., footbll l 62 Bird li~tH.;.tiP-ot::"~t&f~~~~ ] Br. Cpt.s, drps. bltns. gar. fl'OO-In ,_ 4, ..... ll al Mlt· dto•t9t 00' 00" Eul llll fwt: I'-<» 1mprovmg In VI u s wt: branch of the Security '"°°"' "°' 'tO MVI SIW'I ,..,, IU1 COith '3 Bushed: di.sp ca""""" & ~c ....! cetltnf!OU> Mepo. ....:,..~ 01 0r•"ft Norin .0 Ct'9r ... Off 00'" EHi J.00 ,,..,, and a feature on the m O S t 11\ll t 70 UI ""'11 T'Vlt U• J.tt i• r -.-t. ., """"' ,,._ 1~· Cou••Y· c1111orn11. c1<ncr1-.. 10~ !ht~ M0t1~ io <H9r•tt ocr 00'' wtt1 Fi~National Bank in ~111 2.7' '·" N .. ws.c 11.n "·" .. ,...,.,.. 2 words
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ha l'ra.llPT P11rk 13:.! \\' ""'""t N"""' 00 oeoart•• °"' 00' Eu• 0'•0 oo· OO" wen •1" ''"' 10 ,,,. sary reading for both new and assistant manager. '-"'-"" "" Slodl "'' 1°"' 19 San ta -bl Alwiys no 10 teo<t to IM "'°'' NortM•I• co• rrv• 001n1 01 1iru1M1no . , C:ep ,d IJ 5' 14 n G.....,11 10~ ILtt W11sur1, C ~1. ""' of u io Lo• m . •t1tnu Solllll 50 "''° t1up11ng '"'''''Oo'n 1n11 P<><llon U1e older drivers Safety can t lnoom 10.St 11.s1 N•I w.,1 uo '·" 20 Swimming 69 Tastes
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Harbor District Upheld.
Calltomla Att<>mey General Thomas C. Lynch hu
Issued a long.awaited· opiolon which says thl'lt Orange
County Harbor District operations are legal.
Lynch's 27-page opinJon came in respoOBe to ques-
tions forwarded to h.im by State Sen. John G. Schmitt
(R-Santa Ana). Schmitz was re.Jayme the quee;l.l'ons for
certain central county factions wtlJcb had been attack·
ing Orange County's harbor operations.
These objectors. few in number but militant in
approa<il. contended that the Harbor District could
not legally expand its operationa beyond the 1935 proj-
ect in Lower Newport Bay. They challenged use o(
the district's 10.9-cent tax rate tor projects 6UCh as
Dana Point Harbor, Upper Newport Bay and Sunset
Harbor.
Further. the cenjral counti.ans challenged action
by the Board of Supervisors in establishing a harbor
comm.ission and the practice of buying and maint3ining
public county beadles. They asked how cities could
withdraw from the Harbor District.
In his answer, the attorney general pretty well
knocked all these arguments into a cocked hat. Lynch
said the harbor district could continue taxation for
development of new harbors. The district could buy
beache6. The creation of a Harbor Commission was
legal. And finally, cities. u poUtical entitie6, cannot
withdraw from the district.
Now, since this opinion was handed down by the
highest legal authority in California outside of the Ju-
dicial branch of government. it might be pre6Umed
that the attacks against the Harb-Or District had ~n
la.id t.o rest. But no. The opposition factions instead
have attacked the integrity of the attorney general's
opinion.
In reiality. when the arguments or the3e anti·harbor
district ~pie are stripped of all legalistic g-obblede-
gook, wtiat they are really unhappy about is a 10.9 cent
tax rate which is levied for coastal development. They
1ee no benefit to the eentral county. Th~ J"eCO!'d of the PQSt yeaJ"6, however, plainly oontr~Jcts this contention. Expan.sJon of recreational
facilities along the Orange Coast hu benefited the
growth and prosperity of all of Orange County.
Currently contemplated projects at Dana Point,
Sunset. Bay and in Upper Newport Bay hold prom.iM -ot similar oountywfde benefit in the futUTe.
Llke m06t governmental opereUons the Harbor
OLstrict isn.'.t perfect But district offlciab have aggres-
sively pursued their a.s.1igned tub witb considerable
BUCCess.
The key point whkh h.as apparently escaped the dis~ict's opponents is th~t these ta.sit-.; an! basically
assigned by the Board of Supervisors. The Supervisors
approve major projects and major spending.
The attorney genera.l's opinion has cleared the air.
Now if there are any new argument. on Harbor Dis-
trict operation!, ther can be •tt.led 1.t the grass roota,
right where the declaion belongs tn the fiM place.
New Night Traffi~ Court
Refreshing indeed is the attitwle of Harbor Ana
Municipal Judge William C. Spetn tn ordertn1 night
sessions in his c:ourt for tra.f1lc violationa..
The Monday evening court -which began laat
night -will permit citizen! charged with traffic of·
tenses to fulfill their legal obliptlona without costly
absence from work. The Newport "Beach-Costa Mesa
Municipal Court b the only two-judge court in California
to implement the program voluntarily.
The schedule undoubtedly will mean more work
!or Judge Speirs, but he will ~eive u well the thanks
ot the minor traffic offender who can pay bil debt wit.b-
out undue penalties to bis job.
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Holmes Alexander ,---1 AUeta-SeoU
A Thought for GOP ·No!~~~~~Me' Five POint Program
He was a Ne~o Repub-
lican from a Northern State.
and we had met several
times .,n the road in cam-
paign years.
Now. he was tn tOWTI and
he came around to my of.
!ice with an idea of how
the GOP could win some
congressional and guberna·
torial seats ill 1966. He had
a formula. rt was one from
the good old days when the
Grand Old Party could win
almost everywhere except
in the Solid South and the
Tammany Hall lairs of New
York City. The formula
was ; Full Dinner Pail.
IS IT OUT of date~ This
N e g r o Republican didn't
think so. The Repubticans
are still ~ proprietors of
most Big Busine!s and
much Small Business. In
the mafo they are the na·
tion's employers of 72.8
mlUion workers. ln the
main they are the sctool-
masters to the 100,000 per-
sons who are in registered
apprenticeship programs:
ln the ma.in they aret..-the
hope of the 2.9 m i 11 ion
Am ericant who are out of
work.
lionaires and a plumber."
He just didn't have any
poor friends. The Demo·
crats raged against the ~·
publtcan plutocracy. bul Ike
scored close to the break·
even point among labor in
general, and Negroes in
particular. A good part of
the Republican appeal in
those years just had t.o be
the Full Dinner Pail, par·
llcularly in the employ-
ment centa-s of the big
cities.
After Richard Nixon·s de·
feat in 1960. Ray Bliss came
t.o Washington with a fasci·
natlng post·mortem of Nix·
on's loss. At his latest press·
conference last week he re-
peated much of what he'd
said in 1961.
"WHERE WAS the elec-
tion lost?" Bliss asked him-
self. "It was lost largely in
the big cities across the na·
tion. Philadelphia, Detroit,
Chicago, New York, New·
ark and St. Louis."
Nixon was winning Penn·
sylvania by a 215,()()().vote
plurality -but he lost Phil·
adelphia by 3.11,000. In 114
Missouri counties, Ni"fln Jed
by 91 ,000 -but lost St.
Louis by 101,000. So it went
almost everywhere. Nixon
won more counties. more
congressional districu and
more states than Kennedy
did. But.-the big cities turn·
ed enough ~ig states to Keo·
nedy, the national winner.
BLISS announced a meet-
ing for January 24·25 when
big city Republican chair·
men would try to figure out
how lo regain a reasonable
percentage of the urban
voters. It was t b • n I
brought up the Full Dinnet1
Pail Why didn't Republi-
cans point out that they
hired m0"!1:! people and cre-
ated far more jobs than Ute
Great Society programs
ever could do? Bliss didn't
rise to tbe halt. He said he
couldn't ask businessmen
to use thei:r enterprises for
"patronage."
'But 1 went away still be-
lieving that my Negro call·
er knew what he was talk·
lng about. The Full Dinner
Pall would make a better
argument for vole& than the
Republicans reallze.
McNtllfllt IY~ete
JOBS, SAID the man
who'd come to call, are
what the Negro minorities
most crave. After that, ed-
ucation for their offspring.
After that. decent housing
for their families . Equal-
ity? Integration? These are
the demands of the Negro
intellectuala and rabbJe-
rousers, but not of the Ne-
gro magges. Well paying
jobs -the FuU Dinner Pail
-are the reuon. he said,
why Negroes in the urban
centers would vote Repub·
lican H the right appeal
were made. \,
!-------~! · Hal Boyle
Conduslon Jumping
LATER ON. t took the
idea to GOP Chairman Ray
Bliu, who was holding a.
press conference on big city
politics. Quest Ion: how
could the Republicans score
40 per pent or better in the
urban cetit.ers in 1966? If
they did so -as they clid
in the Eisenhower years-
they could win statewide
elections this year for ,gov·
ernors and r;enators and in
1968 for presidential elec-
tors. The General. of course,
was a national hero, but he
was also head of a party--
which represented nearly
all the big corporations and
certainly 111ore than half of
the small firms.
THE GENERAL'S orig1·
nal cabinf!t was "nine rnil·
Jumping t:c1 conclusions :
Few fat men beat their
wives. The guy most likely
to take a sneaky punch at
his haustrau usually is skin·
ny and undeTWeight.
Red is the favorite color
of most men, but not many
executives have the cour·
age to wear a crimson neck·
tie on the Job. Jn the busi·
ness world today promotion
see·ms t.o go to the guy who
buys the dullest neckties.
PET LOVERS profess to
see brooding mystery in a
cat's eyes. Actually, their
eyes are merely blank. Cats
don't think , because they
don't have much to think
with. !low much brains
does it take l<1 outwit a
mouse? When a cat isn 't
Emilie Baker. S.f . house·
wift -"Men ma) make
passes at girls who wear
glasses. but 1t usually de·
pends on their frames.·•
Dear Gloomy ~s:
\\hat's this abtJUt Bonam:a Airlines
thinking of putting DC9s into Orange
County A1rport sometime? I thought
Wf had settled that three years ago
and that Jt>L'i ""l)Uld never use the
rounty :urpcirt.
-Mrs S L. M.
f~I• tt•turt rllf .. <11 l'o-v ,,,.....,. -"ttn s.,11, 111o .. ef 1~11
IMWIP ... tt S.nd VMlr "' _.,. !I 01-Y 011\, O•lly ,.IO"I,
I
'
N
asleep, 'it has only one
problem on il!i mind -find-
ing something to stalk.
Tbe average barber ii a
clam compared to tbe av-
erage cab drlver. Most bar·
hers today clislike their rep-
utation tor being unduly lo-
quacious. and Jet the man
in the chair do mast of the
talking -if an y.
NEVER MARRY a girl
who suddenly gets more af·
f e c t i o n a t e just before
Christmas. If you do, you'll
find she expects you to play
Santa Claus for her all year
round the rest of her life.
There is a great deal of
argument about what our
policy in Vietnam shc:uld
be. but no one so far seems
to have come up with a
more workable policy than
thal being employed by~ur
troops over there: Pulf the
trigger whenever necessary.
WHAT WE'D like to see
put on the market is a new
product that isn't made c1f
plastic ..and can't be wrap.
ped in a plastic bag What.
ever the product is, we'll
order a dozen.
Laughter i!> no protection
against ulcers. People who
are outwardly j o 1 I y and
chPrrful gel them just about
as often as Gloomy Guses.
Nohody hc:ping to be men ·
tloned favorably in the will
ever wa5 so grief·stfr:l ~n
that he jumped into t.1e
grave with a rich relative.
The percentage of drug
adrlicts 1s higher among
doctors than among h i g h ~chool studt'nl ~
Only onr thing 111 this
crass and er anky l\OJ')<1
j!f'l~ no rn tn·1~m cino rtr·
serres nonr -a rajtrb<.:w.
At1Klett4 ,,. ..
"Farewel11 1965. Dear old
1965. Beloved 1965. Should
old acquaintance be forgot
... " The Kindly Old Philos·
opher, a tear in hia kindly
old eye, poured himself an-
other glass of champegne
and waved it somberly in
time W that sad retrain.
I said I'd never seen him
so maudlin. "Can't help it,
son,'' be sald. blowing his
nose on his kindly old ban·
danna. ''Every time an old
year passes I get a lump In
my throat the aize of a
mushmellon."
THAT'S RIDICULOUS, 1
'aid. Thia was a 1t1Jne ftr
celebration. Happy New
Year! Let's bury the past
and look to thtt future. We
must gird our loina fctr the
challenges of 1966. Whither
are we going~ Wnat wt1l the
new year bring?
··world War lll," he Jald.
World War Ill? "It'• a
posslbtuty." he $.~d. "A dla·
tinct po111ibillty. "Yep, we
may blow ourselves off the
fac.e of the planet in 1966.
'Course. it's more likely
we·u settle far a bigger land
war in Asta and a race war
ln Africa."
11flS IS NO Lime, J 1aid,
to worry al:x1ut gloomy pos·
aibUities.
"You're right. son." be
said. "We ought to fret more
about the gloomy certai.D-
ties. Like earthquakes. Ud·
al waves. typhoons. fam·
ines, pestilence. f I o o d 1,
drought, and ever·incrtAS-
ing urban sprawl. The aew
year ia certain to have Ua
fair share of Utese. ·•
Pus the champagne, J
said.
'"C<7urse.'' he said. ...t!M
odds are 1 won't get CT11Sh·
ed in an earthquake. drown·
ed in a Udal wave or s-.pt
oll by a. typhoon in 1!!86."
That's it, I said perking
up. Look al the bright side.
"YEP." HE SAID. nod-
ding. "I'm more likely to
get hit by a truck. When I
think C1f all these fine folk!
welcoming in the new year
night now who are g<Jing t.o
get hit by a truck, It makes
me mighty net Not to men·
lion train wrecks, plant
cr.AShes. auto smuh·ups,
home accident&, fires, fall·
ing objecta and the other
certainties of 1966.''
Well. 1 &aid, he still had
his health.
••J'M SORRY you men·
tioned that, boy. When I
think of all the billlcms and
biltion.s of fatal germs l'm
g<li.ng to have to dodge in
1966. I get queasy all over.
Nope. the new year's cer-
Laln to bring dilasters, dis·
ease. cat.astropbies, wa r a
and rumora ot .,ar~ W1\iUl·
er are we going? 1:t111ged
if I know. But I sure ain't
in no hurry to get there.''
But what of all the good
things, I said. Daffodils,
dawns. laughing children
and the smell of fresh-caw·
ed lumber. Didn't these
m ake him t lad to be alive?
"I AM. SON, I am. There
ain't nothing ~ earth that
can compare to being alive.
I love every minute of it.
And when I look back on
all the deadly dangers I
survived by the kin of my
teeth in beloved old 1965,
there's nobody gladder than
me.''
That'a the ticket, I said.
Now, come, raise a £)au
and join the worid fn a
Wast to another new year.
''I will, son. I def1nltely
will," promiaed the Kind-
ly Old Philosopher. "The
very moment I manage to
squeak through it."
CWllklt tMtww
By ROBERT S. ALLEN
And PAUL SCO'M'
Mall hMlut.. lllC.
Presldtnt Johnson's nu-
merous and . immensely
costly Great Society pro-
grams and projects are be·
ing seriously impeded and
impaired by glaring short·
comings of federal admin-
istraton.
This major factor is
further compounded by
widespread inadequacjes
and laxneu on the part of
state and local authorities.
As a conseqaei>ce, int.er-
1overnmental cenmct. a.re
an lncreaslQ&ly critlcal
problem as the range and
magnitude or federally·fi·
nancttd activities expand.
THESE ARE ~ princi·
pal findings of a penetrat.
ing study of the ''bureau.
era.tic structure'' by the
Senate Subcommi~ on
Intergovemment.al Rela-
tions, headed by Sen. Ed-
mund Muskie, D-Me.
The 215-page s u r v e y
minces no words in pin-
pointing the basic fallinas
of federal administrators.
Designated as the "four
behavioral norms." t b e y ue:
-"StandpatU1m, or the
rigid defenst of traditional
practices, procedure& a.nd
principles ... Thia norm and
It.a adherents muat be rec·
ognbed as a major ob-
stacle to reform in the
problem areas. . . . "
-"FUNCTIONALISM, or
the preoccupation with pro-
tecting and promOUnJ the
purpo5ea of ~lr indlvidu·
al programs. . .It is thia
norm that generates the
special brand of politics -
program politics -which
Dear Georgf': succeuful nW1agement ad~
I keep reading your col-ministrators ao adroitly
umn where you say fill out • practice. And it ia this
''t.M coupon below" for norm that produces their
your course on memory general . in6eruitivity to
improvement. However. l many of the niceties re·
am nry puzzled. I cu't quired for mo~ auccessful
find the coupon. lntergovernmental rel.a·
PUZZLED tions."
Dear Puzzled:
Hm. I knew I waa for·
getting something.
-"lndlfference, or the
cavalier disrniasal of se'ri·
ous questions and topics as
being irrelevant or unim·
portant. . . .Management
executives with a strong
functional, professional and
atatus..quo orientation are
not likely to approach
broad questions of a multi-
functional, interlevel. inter-
agency. or coordinating na·
ture with any great enthu-
siar;m or concern."
-''PROFESSIONALISM,
or the deep commitment
to the merit system princi-
ple and to the technical and
ethical standards of the
specialized group to which
they belong. . .It Is this
norm that explalna their
difficulty In arriving at •
balanced definition of the
public iotereat u it appliu
to the state or metropoli-
tan level."
'Good lutk,aon-you'll nHd i11'
Also sharply auailed ln
the report 11 the "critical
view a high pc!rcentage of
federal adminlstra t o r s
have of state and local per·
sonnel. .. ton the groundl
they are generally I t !i s
qualified and more sub-
Jc> t to po!Jtical and bu·
!
;
reaucra.tic pressures than
those at the federal level"
SEN. MUSKIE PROPOS-
ES a five-point program to
deal with these wideapread
causes of lnt.ergove~en·
tal friction and costly and
waaWuJ inelfectiveneu, u
follows :
(1) ''Creation of the posi·
lion of Assist.ant Secretary
for lntergovernrnental Re-
lations in all departmenta
administering two or mor..,
federal programs of ald t.o
state and/or local aovem-
ments, in order to cnale
a focal point with.In 1u&
departments wbe.re mat,
ters of intergovernmental
concern, especially thoaa of an urban nature, can bt
considered and resolved..
(!) "ENACTMENT of the
Senate-paned blll ( spon-
sored by Muak:ie) d!Jlgned
to asaiat thoae states that
r--1 I Mailbox
Piela SW1
To the Editor:
Was It a desperate short-
age. of "filler," or a llno-
typer's clouded eye t b a t
wcu responsible f<1t the dri·
vel by Count M&re0 bd.QI
given space in S.turday'1
Comment Page! • .
At "best.'' Marco'• col-
Wl'UlJ are plain &illy, IOd
are clearly destined for t.he
pre.-adoleacent (exCUM mt
kids) mentality. Hia atat.
mentl re tex, ilamour, etc.
are foolish enough, b u t
maybe that's wha.t his San
Franci&co paper likes.
HOWEVER, he clearly
knows nothing about the
Parent Teacher Organlu·
tion. l<1 Jt would b$ a waate
of time to refute hia state.
ments. I auggest) however,
that the DAILY PILOT
bone up on the policies and
impre111ive six-decade re<:·
ord of Parent Teacher
croups throughout the
world. You would never pub-
lish ncJnsenH like t h i s
again. .......<7
MRS. SYLYlA L. BOGEN
auk to reform .their budc·
eta.ry and adminiatrative
procedures acd to brinS
greater focus and coordln•
tion t-0 federal urban devtl·
opment efforta.
(3) "Enactment of an in·
tergoviernmental program
of personnel improvement *
1n order to m.J.n1m1z.e much
of the conflict that makea
this one of the major trou·
ble spot. in contemporary
fe~eral-n.wi..local relations.
(4) "Establishment Of a
fuU-fledged , properly staff.
ed Wlit within the Office of
Lelitlatsve Rrifrence of the
Buqet Bureau, in order to
atrtqtbtn the presentation
of th~ intergovernmental
vie~lnt within the Pres!·
dent 1 chief in1U'Ument for
management and program
developmen~.
(i) "EXPANSION of the
Federal Executive Board'•
role in line with the direc·
tivea of PteaideQU Kennedy
and Jebnaoa in order to
achieve more effective pro-
gram coordination in the
field ud better communi·
C4tions with attect.ed state
and local offlc1al1. •• ,
Muskie's subcommlttee
will hold public hea.rin1s oe ~eae propOSa.la at the com·
lllg sessfon ol Consrua.
Leading federal, state and
local oUiciaLs wW present
tbelr views and auae.Uona.
Mulkie dMma prompt re-
mtdW action' ol utmoat im-
port&nce lo tlWUnat. ...
rioua ba.rrie:n to Nderal
coopua.&11 with tbe 1&ate1
and localJUa.
"IT IS NOT enoop ffW
Congreai.-to ena. ct programs
and appropriate f u n d s,"
n y1 Ult tall r-.\w Entland•
er. "We must make certala
that the beneflu I r o m
these fu.ndJ get to the peo-
ple in the. fas~st and mwt
eHective way possible. Thia
Is a major challenge to
every dtiien involved in
making our democratJc gov·
ernment work toward th•
preservation of a free and
viable IOCiety."
FLASHES -Assistant
Commerce Secy. Eugene
Foley, in charge of depress..
(Edl~r'I Nole: At th. &.op ed ~ u beina widely
of Ute Count Marco column mentioned in inner admin·
ln queatton an editor'" aote • istratlon q u a r t e 1· a as a
lncluded the statement: ". • strong llkelihood as the No.
. lbe DAJLY PlLOT pubUab· 2 official In the new De·
ea I& for It. provocative vaJ-partmenl or Housing & Ur-
ue -NOT bec1uae ft rep-ban Development. Foley,
ri1ent1 the DAILY PILOT'• former head of the Small
attftude toward the PTA.") Busln ·ss Administration, ls
L.a11..-. 1rtt11 r-n .,.. •-· highly regarded by Presi-
H•111•11r .mi.n ,,_.., _,...., .,,.., dent Johnson. Also , Foley's ;i:;::r. ~ ~:. ~ '; .. ._!!: Commuce Department sec-
... t11m11111e ..... •• l'"ttHVM. NI .... tion is alated to become ::i .;.~_:i': ~=.w.;...-: ::: part of Ute new depart·
11t1• • ""°"'· ment.
1%111jijl!e!I t
Tuesday, January -t, 1966
The editorial page of the Daily Pilot see.ks to Jnf orm
and stimulate readers by presenting thi! new•
paper's opinlon5 and commentary on toplel of in·
terest and significance, by providing a forum for
the ex~ression ot our readers' opinions, and by
presenting the diverse viewpoints of informed
observers and spokesmen on topics of the day.
Robert N. Weed, Publl1htr
..
•
I' I
llA ANDllllON, Editor ......... ~ .. "" , ... "
Founding
Be~alled
Mn. Robert W. Roper will honor four area clubs which
she served u president during the first yean of their organiu·
tion.
• The grouis, Tuesday Club of Newport. Beach, Thursday
Morning Club o Newport Beach, Wedn.eaday Morning Club of
Cost.a Mesa and South Coast Wednesday Morning Club of La·
guna Beach, have the same objedivea -promotion of friend·
liness, the advancement of civic, philanthropic, cultural and
educational intuesta of member1 and the general ldvancement
of the community.
The more than 1,000 members comprising the clubs and
their guest.a are invited to a luncheon at noon Thunday, Jan .•
6, in Balboa Bay Club, and a special after-the-holidays program
i! planned.
Jack La Lanne, nationally famOUJ physical fitness tele-
vision personality, will challenge his audience to do 80mething
about living habit.a besides breathing when he speaks about
"Shape Up Today." A lecturer tor more than 30 years, he com·
bines the seriouaness of hiJ message of good heafth through
systematic exerciae and proper nutrition with a dramatic flair
that puts bis audience at ease.
Reservations, which close at noon tomorrow. may be made
with the Mmes. Robert D, Smith, 64~107; Rur,ert Branstetter,
675-2064; Brian Lambe, 673-1464; Howard A. Mitchell, 675-2823,
or Perry Nollar. 675-3645 of the Thursday Club.
I
Costa Mesa Wednesday Club · membe rs may call the
Mmes. A. Freed at 548-6750; C. J. Price, 646-7928; James T.
Stevena, 548-1991; Merritt Kevan, 644-1857; Lee Pickens, 546·
165&, or Don Robinett, 675-4080, and Tuesday Club members
tlling reservatioru are the Mmes. M. Baker, 673-1269; John H.
Gu.stafaon, 673-4715; James Leonard, 646-5141; David K. Kim·
ball. 646-4167, and Allen McDonald. 548-0889.
KICK, TWO, THREE -1n anticipation of the Jack La Lanne pro-
gram, planned for the j<>int luncheon of Newport Beach Tuesday
and Thursday Clubs, Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach Wednesday
Clubs, Mrs. Robert Burbank starts her after-the-holidays exer·
c1Ses early. Assisting her i5 Mrs. I. W. Sturgii, wihle Mrs. Troy
Miller takes notes. •
Twelfth Night Ball
Mystick Krewe Queries,
Wlw Will Be New Queen
Who will be Lhe queen? And who will form her court?
These ar.e questions members of the M~·stick Krewe of Komus are
asking ea ch other and themselves as the Twelfth l'\1ght Ball on Saturday,
Jan. 15, approaches. For the queen and her court of four. whose identity ha!
been kept secret by members of the Km g's Club. "ill then be revealed.
The Twelfth Night Ball, a l ormal dance m Red Hill Tennis Club,
Tustin. also \\ill serve to broadcasf lo members and their guests plans fo r
the Grande Mardi Gras Ball Feb. 19. when King Komus. himself, 1s un·
masked .
Within the Mystick K.rewe of Komus the King's Club and Queen's
Club are separate entities to which members are invited when the occa)ion.
or a vacancv arises. It is frOni these clubs that the king and queen are
selected by the King's Cl ub.
Captain of the Grande Ball. George Haley. and Richard Nordt, di rec·
tor, are the only ones who know the king's 1dent1ty before he is unmasked.
Patterned on the New Orleans Mardi Gras Ball, the Grande t*ll i3
the culminating festivity of tbe year for I he Krewe
The Twelfth Ni~ht Ball takes its name from an ancient East.em
festival den otin~ the 12th night after Christmas, "hich falls en Jan. 6.
Thousands of years before the ad vent of Christianity, the winter
solstice was celebrated for several days, and it is thought that Twelfth Nigh t
stems from this ancient practice. whi ch ended the festival.
Revelry, pranks, dancing and merriment have always marked the
apogee of the winter and the be ginning of its decline into spring.
ln England the nobility amused themselves by blowing up paste-
board castles and bombarding pasteboard ships with cannon. Another cause
for amuse ment was the pelting of the company with eggshells filled with
rosewater.
For the proletanat. the nailing of bakery shop window watchers•
coats to the wooden wall beneath the window was considered great good fun.
IT GETS 'CURIOUSIR AND CURIOUSER' -Al. the time ap-
proaches for the Twelfth Night Ball anticipated by memben of
Mystick Krewe of Komua, curiosity mounts u to who will be the
queen and what four diltaff memben will form her court. Ward·
ing off all' attempta by (from left) the Mmes. Clarence Enlringer.
Merrill Hatings and Clifford Jordan to discover who is the for.
lunate one, i5 George Haley, captain of the ball. Names of the five
will be revealed during the festivities Saturday night, Jan. 15.
In rural England and other cou ntries. haystack fires were lit and
toasts in cider drunk lo celebrate Twelfth Night.
The spirit of these ancient traditions has been refined and the cus-
toms honed for modern festivities of wh ich the Mystick Krewe's Twelfth
Night formal ball is an elegant example
To Proselyting Bahy--sitter: Get .off the Soap .Bo,x
. DEAR ANN LANDERS: A very fine young girl
whom I will call Katherine babysib tor us at least
once a week. She is 16 years old. Our children
adore her so pl~ don't suggest that I engage
oomoone e~.
Katherine is deeply religious. which is admlra·
ble, but her religk>n is dllf erent from ours. My hus·
band says Katlherine may not know it, but 6he has
a subconscious urge to convert people to her faith.
She balks religion to our children everytime she
sits an d they are becoming confused. Our lO·year·
old bo~ wanL'l to know how come he is told one
thing m Sunday School and something else by
Katherine. He says, "Both stories can't be true.
One of them is wrong."
Please give w some help with this sticky pro~
lem.-TIIE BIG Q
DEAR BIG Q: Tell K•therlne she confutes
your chlldr.n when she dl1cuues religion with •
them •nd thet you would like her to .void the
subject.
Your children 1hould be told tMt Kether·
In•'• id••• on religion •r• fine for her but
whit they le1rn in Sund•y School It wh•t
THE.Y should believe.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Three months ago I
gave birth to my first child . When I awoke from
U1e anesthetic my. doctor was sldndlng by the bed.
He told me our little girl lived only ten minutes. lie
explained that she had a heort defect and if she
had survived she would have been an invalid.
A person who hu not experienced this tragedy
oaimot know what it is like to carry a child for nine
months and come home from the hospit~I wilh emp·
ty arms. I wouldn't wJsh 1t on my worst enemy.
The same night my mother and '" o s1.~trr;
came to see me. Thev said I tihould consider rm ·
sell lucky that the baby didn't live. They said thiit
\
~
to have an invalid child is the most terrible thing
that can happen to a mother.
I loved that child and I would have loved her
sick or well. What can I say to them \\hen thev
talk crazy like that? Or am 1 the one who 1s crazy?
-NEEDING A~SWERS
DEAR NEEOfNG ANSWERS: Your mother
•nd sisters are attempting to comfort you. Th•
ability to accept in life what you are powerlns
to change is one of the secrets of peace of
mind.
DEAR ANN L.\NOERS· That 17-year-old hoy
whose mother found 40 pictures of nude males un·
der his mattress is hooked No amount of family
doctoring or friendly counseling is going to ma ke
any difference. ,
My father found my collection of nude males
when I was 1:; 1\\0 )CJrs of doctors and ps~chol~
gr.>ts left me a nen·ous wreck Thev tried Iv change
som<--thin,I.! that isn't changeable Finally. a rnllrge
fre~•hman Nlun,,f.'lor hclp<'fl rnc arecpl the Cal 1 that
bein~ different isn't the same as being damn<.'d
To<lay I'm a PhD in phyll1Cs. I work for a largr
industrial concern. The few people who know of
my problem look at it the same way I look at some·
one who wears dentures-different but still a sat·
isfactory way to hve.
The best thing Desperate Mother caa do Cor hEI"
son is to leave him alone and help him cope with
Wt> as it is.-ODD l\IA:'-1 OUT
DEAR ODD MAN: I h"ve heard from thou·
unds cf homosexuals these past 10 years •nd
most of them ue unhappy, frightened •nd Ion•
ly. They long to 1 .. d norm1I lives and Hk me
If psychiatry can help. I must tell them that
the chances ue slim. (The experts wy leq then
J ,,.rcent.)
I •lway1 recommend therapy, how?4r,
because while It might not produce a cure, it
does help the homosexu1I to •ccept hlmself-
which is whet your therapist did fo r you,
whether you rHlite it or not.
Awtlwar• t l\4 ttH CWlt<lw \f Unturt ttf YCM.lrwtff Wrttt for '""
l t ftdtf"t"' bookltf "Tflt kt• t• l'trvlarth'.'' ••<IM ll\t wltfll """' ,...u.11
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ll••m ...... lo cort of Ito. DAILY l"ILOT, M<let••t 1 1t1mHd
Mii-i .. UMd l •Y-'••·
Stuart Waldrip Marries
Salt Lake City Bride
'66 March of Dime1 Campaign Begi,m
A.pin thiJ ye1r, u in each year since 1947, Newport Harbor Business and ~
feaional Women's Club will spoD.90r the March of Dimes drive in Newport
Beach. Club members aided by Harbor Area Boy'a Club members now a.re
distributing containers to all stores and businesses for collection of dimes
These dimes will be directed toward research projects to solve birth defects of
newborn babies. Helping in Uw campaign are (from left) the Mmes. F. R.
Fox; Donald Dungan. secretary for the Orange County Chapter of March of
Di.mes; Jack Broback, and Virgil Oakden. dainnen.
PTA Managers' Board
Meets in San Francisco
The recent study of tuch·
tt supply and demand made
by the Caillornla State De·
partment of Educat:loo will
be discussed by Blair E.
Hurd, coordinator of teacher
recruibnent, B u r e a u of
Teacher Education and Cer-
tification, when the board of
managers of the California
Congress of P a r e n t s and
Teachers mttl! Tuesday
Spring Dress
Wednesday and Thursday,
Jan. 4, 5 and 6 in the Sher·
at.on Palace H o t e I, Sa.D
FrancUCC>.
locreaaed teen-age marri·
agea, rising divorce rat.es
and problems of the many
d I I t urbed and displaced
children lrom these homes
will be the concern of Rob-
ert Furlong, consultant, sub·
committee on Domestic RP·
lat.ions. Assembly Interim
Committee on J u d i c iary,
and the Parent and Famlly
We Education committee.
Services available for the
protection and care of neg·
lected children and informa·
tion about funds for services
will be disseminated by Mrs
G. J . Sirex, d.inctor of pub-
lic welfare and Mrs. Bess
Williams of, tnr··1"~eral
Ouldren's Bureau. -
Puerto Rico
What's
Doing
MARY DAY. 6-47-4321
Selected
For Site
Sigma Kappas are aJ.
ready looking forward to
their national convention,
for it will be ln San Juan,
Puerto Rico from June 25-
30. and many members are
already planning their ward·
robes!
Januiry Clearance
Qi1Ue into a colorful au·
soo -sew a awingy atyle in
tropical flower colors or
linen, shantung or pique.
Note fbttering wa..Ut detail,
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one tree pattern from 12S-
cllp coupon i,n..Catalog. Hur·
ry, send 50 cent. for Cata-
log DOW.
Appointed to draft recom·
mendatlons for the conven·
tion are Mn. Stanley Le-
Llevre and Mrs. C&rl Bos-
well.
Next meeting al the grdUp
will be Monday, Jan. 31 in
the home of Mrs. Edwin
Wachter. 59 Beacon Bay. A
new member. Mrs. J oh n
Young, will apealt on the
Medical Assistance tor the
A&ed program. Mrs. Young
worked with thiJ age group
in San Luis Obispo and will
suggest t«hniques for help-I ing elderly people live more
satisfying lives.
Th.is ia in line with lhe l
sor<1rlty's gerontology pro-,
grams, with area Sigmas'
playing Santa to elderty pa-1
tlenta in Orange County:
GeneraJ Hospital.
At their last meeting,
snipping scissors set t h e
tempo for alumnae mem·
bers u they busily wrapped
Christmas packages for J>l·l Uenta in the geriatrics sec-
tions of the hospital.
Event was in fhe home
of Mrs. LeLievre, with Mrs
William Tnche usisting
her in serving luncheon
from a gaily decorated
green and gold holiday buf.
fet table.
Committee m e m b e r s
working under the dlrectionj
of Mrs. Walter Burroughs,
president. were Mrs. Wach·
t.er and-Mrs. Roy Jone!!.
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CAU. M& $T\JPIO!
ly Mell
FORGET ME NOT -Jerry Van Dyke, stus in the
color teries, "My Mother, the Car," tonight at 7:30
on Channel 4, in color. In this episode, "[ Remem·
ber Mama, Why Can't You ~member Me?" Mother
lose.a her memory when the Porter ii jolted by
another car.
Good Shows Go -Networks Discover
Fo_lly of Changes
By RICK du BROW ~ny record' aa a ratings.get·
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) _ ler when it waa on for an hour each week last aeaaon-One of the aecreta o( IUCCHS bit DOW that it hal been aplit
is not to tam~ with 5UCCMS, lnto two half·hours wttltly 1t
network televmon pr~u•m· has just •bout 161Jed ill fate
men an learning ttua &e&· In the numbers &•me.
sonA.t ll thr ... _ k ·th At CBS·TV, "Raw h Id e" a ee ne ... ur s. ey .
h I _... th h d was trotting alona yeu attu ave earn"""' • ar way, . • '---t . . .... 1 h year. not set.ting any world aa a num~ o &enes wmC . h d h . tJ records either In t1le ratinas. ~ gts hown ,..~ehvious :~-ng~ but romforlable and very s ... en nv,.• ave .,.,,,;Om" ~
xtr I bbl be r easy to take. Then aomebody e eme y wo y caust o .
hi&b echelon ""doctoring·• by at the netwo:k dec1.ded to
I 1 ..... h to sllfy dump star Enc Fleming and I peop e wuO ave JU l f : their Jobs by doing something toss ln a coup e o new regu· I -anyttung. lars. The show bu gotten
At ABC· TV, tor Instance. slaughter~ in t h e ratings
"Ben Casey" uems on i ts ever ainct the chan&ea.
last legs, thanks in C{)Osider· There should be several able measure to the a o m e· . bodies wtl<t, in the last few network_ Jobs o P e n i n & up
years, haven't been able to soon. High up.
resist aJteri~g ~hat was once mE CHANNEL s wt M:
the network ' biggest hit. Britt Eklund. wife of Peter
MURDEREI> Sellers, appears in a lwo-part
Several sea~?"s ~~k. for comedy~r~ about inter· e x l m p l 't, -Casey w a ' . . moved from its Monday alot national Jewel t h 1 e v t a on
to Wednesdays, where 1l was CBS·TV's '"Trial& of O'Brien"
scheduled opposite '"The Bev· nut month, W\th other lead·
erly H i 11 b i 111 e 1 ." which ing roles featuring Pierre pro~ptly murdered It in the Olaf Nehemiah Persoff and rt.au.tics. •
ABC.TV eemed to hay e George Coulouria ..• taroen·
learned a ~esson bttause it ing la ~ s u b j e c t al NBC·
put "Casey" back an Mdn· TV'a children's series, "Tb e
days. but tttls seas~n - in f'mt Look," thia Saturday.
keeping with the bnefly hot
trend of "continuin&" ctcries rNFLUENCE
(or aoap operas> -the net· NBC-~ keepin& up lt.s
work'• medical hero hl.3 had amJAble knifing of Lhe oppo-
the a~ burden each wee~ sltion networks In per1odk ol ronrung subplot& that di· . .
lute tht already-thin m a I n recearch bulletin&, cla.una it
plots. ii tops in influence with the
ABC-TV pulled a couple ol pivotal young adult audience.
other bdners as well. "Peyton and adds, slilletto at the
Pl1.ce," very successful in ready.
lht ratings last season, was .. •
expanded for this semester In sp1~ ol some re<:ent
from two to three episodes a p r o m o t I o n about their
week. and the show has fallen strength among you n g orr 11\arply in popularity. adults. A.BC J e ad ' only
Tun<I~, January 4, 19&6 •
TUESDAY
I '· I NIN(,
I ROUl R GAMES * L.A. n . HAWAII
DAJLY PILOT /Ntvi11·Pms J &
I,.
Lllt~e. ~mebody at the among children 6-11. CBS. on
network deC1ded that Robert the other hand, ma.inains
Lansing should be replaced their curious hold on the very
as the lead of '' 12 O'Clock young t 2·5 yean) and the
High" because c1f his alleged older adults (~plus years) ---------------------lack of appeal to yo~ngsters. . . . in short. NBC h.as con·
He was replaced. as 1t turned tinued ita audience franchise
out. ~y a fellow older t h a .n on th e majority of the pro-
Lansing, Paul Burk~. who 15 duct1ve consumer population
a good . actor but 1s not as _ teen·agers. young and rrud·
well suited tar the role as die age adults" . . thus does
Lansing was. NBC inform us about NBC
NO RECORDS and guaranue us Lhat mid·
NBC·TV's "Dr. Klldart" die age is an adult penod ol
admittedJy wasn't breaJ(I n g Me.
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l n/IOUftC• ttlt b1g1M1n1 of lh MHOftl l sports SU(h u horse rttllll.
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MUOM 1~rt In lti1 l'Olld. with t1111imrttd l(»""J and ottitr wttw
•ports.
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Mollerl. Pl'!tln1ed by '""ceton Un1YtM1ty'' McCartllf T'llutn Moh'•
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WEDNESDAY
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Hn1i1111d, ltw Ay111 tnd Tho!MJ
Mrtthtll A tortured lif fee• only
DAYTIME MOV IES t¥M wt1e11 at1e -btiru11 111 tM
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1'11\tr. "'"" •"' finds llt1stf1 snu 2:00 m "Tiie ~ " Upr Alltll ,....
Inf h« 1e-art1n111t with tftOldltr on "42-l1nd1 D1rllfll Ind JohR S~
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A LITTLE MATTER OF
WISHFUL THINKING?
Some newspap" clrculatlon (1gum lrt. Not tilt DAIL V
PILOT'S. Tiley rt 1udlCtd by lht nil!onwrdt, rtspecttd
Audit Buruu of Cl1tul1t101n.
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J I DAILY PILOT /N8'·'m1
SPORTS ON PARADE
Hoorah
Giddings Named to Utah Joh
For West!
By Bill DONER
SALT LAKE CITY <UPll
-Mike Glddlllga. a young
man with a lot or football
crammed into hL'I five years
apprenticeship at Unlvel'!ity
ot Southern Callfornla, has
c:c:m. ____ '--_Klll~::"'W.-------==-1 the task of ~buUdlng the
It ~ been said by the m06l authoritative sources
that Jim Grabowslu, the Illinois fullback. ts the biggest,
strongest and highest paid player in oollege football.
Entering Fridav's Shrine All.Star classic m San
F'rancMico, Grabowsk.i's credentials appeared Oawless
The Midwest press flatly labeled his sledgMammer style
of running "unsroppable" and on this basis alone the
East figured to go sweatiess in dispo6ing of the West.
So it was with a great deal of 6hock and dismay
Mr. Grabowski picked himself off the seat of hts mgle-
skins for the doze'llth time Friday afternoon and re-
marked to quarterback Doug Hankinson. "Who are all
tb<>se guys from San Jooe State, San Diego and Utah""
GraboW\Ski, like a lot of other folks, was unable to
comprehend bow a bunch of fellows named John Doe
from schools not W<ll'thy or mention in the same breath
wit!! Notre Dame or Ohio State, could have the audacity
to muddy the hoOONi of such once vaunted ,institutions.
And. believe me. it did get muddied
sagging gnd fortunes al Un1·
versity of Utah.
Giddings, 32-year-old as-
sisWll al USC, Monday
night was offered and ac-
cepted the head football
coactung JOb al UtAh.
He succeeds Ray Naael,
who resigned last month to
become new head coach at
* * * Coury May
Join Utah
Grid Staff
By GLENN WHITE
Of 1M O.lly l'IMol Sltlf If that 22-7 triumph in Kezar Stadium wa.rn't
~nough to convince the footballing public about the
West, then maybe Saturday's miracle m the Rose Bo"J LOS ANGE~S-Mike Cid· accomplished the mission. ding s. newly hired head !O?t-
baU coach at the Univen1ty
I've said it before and l'U say it again -the fin~t or Utah, today named two of
football m the country 1s played right here in the West. the four assistants he will se-
Not in Pennsylvania, Ohio or Michigan. lecl and speculatJon runs high
. . . that Mater De1 High head l
Thats why the boy!i at San Jose. Sa.n Diego and m en tor Dick Coury w i 11
Ut.lh .can more than hold thr1r own agamst the ~st fill one of the two vacant posi-
the Big Ten has to offer tions on the Giddings staff
. Giddings told the DAILY Pl-time recruiting LOT that Glendale head coach
prO'Spect3 from Don Bennett and his aide,
Yearly, oollege scouts spend more
Cahfornia gndde-rs, for instance, than
the rest of the 49 slates rombmed. Jim Hanifan. will go lo the
Terry Baker of Oregon St..tte became I.he West's Salt Lake City institution as
Iowa. Nagel had been head
coach at Utah since 1958
and the Ules swfered their
worst season since 1948 as
Nagel bowed out with a 3-7
record.
Giddings, a w I nner
through his blgh school, jun-
ior college and major col-
lege coaching JObs, sa.id be
would ulflod all efforts to
make football at Utah "en.
joyable and succeasful "
"My program at Utah
won 't be a carbon copy of
USC but I think It will be
very entertaining. We plan
lo open up and throw a lot
more · said GlddinU in a
tel<'phone convtrutJon from
his Newport Shores bome
I le said he would begin
workmg Immediately lo re-
cruit a coaching staff and
seU prc>spective players on
Utah.
Giddings wu given a
three-year contract at SIS.·
(XX) per year He was itv.
en freedom to select four
as~1stants.
Athletic director James R.
(Bud l Jack uid Ned Alcer,
a member of Nagel's staff.
---.-~-
wouJd be offered ont of I he
assistant posJllons.
Glddinss said he felt
Utah offered "a tremendous
opportunity.'' He said he
wa1 approached about the
job by Utah offlclals w h o
had contacted John McKay.
USC's bud COICb, to lff If
Giddincs was available. ~
young coach visited Salt
Lake Ci~ last week to be
interviewed by UM atb.letk
committee.
Giddlnca, the number one
candidate from the ltart,
won out over Bob Taylor,
an assistant from Uhonis
He 1nd1caled the Utes
would use the I rormaUon.
"We won't disregard de·
fen.se and we 'll tty to be ag·
aresslve.''
Before moving to USC he
coached one year at Glen-
dale Junior College and pri-
or to that he coached three
years at Monrovia High
School.
The new coach played col·
ltglate football at Callfor·
nia under Pappy Waldorf,
where he was a guard and
tackle.
TAKES UTAH POST
Mlkt Gktdlnp
Final Grid Poll
Mighty Tide Wins
2nd Straight Title
AaocJated Pre11 Sporta gaples that vaulted AlabamJ
.. ,_.. , C . Tid to the national title. tuAU&ml s runson e, overwhelming victor over Ne-Alabama, with an 8-1-1 r.ec·
bruta in the Orange Bowl, ord. was r~ked fourth behind
wu named the national coJ-unbeaten M1chigan State, Ar·
legiate football champion for kansas and Nebr~ka golng
the second straight year lo-into lhe New Ye~ s games.
day in The Associated Pressl Top-ranked Michigan State
fmal poll of the season. was upset by UCLA 14-12 in
The verdict of a nationwide the . Rose Bowl, ~o .. 2 Ar~·
ftrSt winner of the Hessman Trophy. given annualiy to assi.slant coache~.
the nation's top collegiate football player. in 1962 Giddmgs. a resi.dent of New-
panel o! 57 sports writers and sas 22-game wmrung ~trinJ(
sportscasters made it three ti-was j~ted 14-7 by Louisiana
Uu in five years for coach I Slate m the Cotton Bowl and
Paul !Bear) Beyant. andlAlabama crus~ed No. 3 Ne·
give1 'Barna pe-nna.ntnt pos·lbraska 39-28 m the Oran&•
• sessioc ol the big, silver AP Bowl.
trophy. [ Michigan Slate slipped to port Shores. admitted that ne-
The following year it went to Navy's Roger Stau-goUatioos are currently in
bach, who prep.ped in New Mexico. then Notre Dame's ll_le. makmg for the possible
Jolm Huarte. the ex·Mater Oei sensation. and, of course. hmng of Coury.
Ironically, when the Tide second .-nd Arka.nsu to tb.lrd
' won lut year. the poll was1Ul the final ranking•. UCLA
ta.ken at the close of the reg-moved up from fifth to fourth
• ular season and 'Barna went land Nebraska dropped to fifth.
on Lo lose lo Teus m the Or-Mike Garrett o( USC In 1965. Coury, reached al his home
early this morning. admitted
l he was interested in dlscuaa-
mg the opening with Giddings.
Obviously the West has arnved
Ju-..,L ask Jim Grabowski 1! you need proof
* * *
/tf or~ Fabulou1 Records
Norri• McWhlrter, the e~thor of the l ebulous
"Guin"• Book of Records/' hat outdone himMlf.
·In announcing the moat Incredible h uman
echlevtmentt of 1965, McWhlrttr this wH k dis·
clOMd such atutllng facta as:
Jim S.klak ..,ent more thin 13 days on a fer-
ria w .. I; Tony Norton thr .. dtd 1,171 1tr1nd1 of
cotton throush a number-13 nMdle In two houn;
Jane Holster .,.nt 72 houri I mlnutn under •
ahowtr; Lois M .. uw111.n typed non ... top for 62
hours, 1 minute; and C«ll Berh•m 1w1llowed 56 1
rew egp In two mlnuttt.
McWhlrter also notes that In the United States
the population of mlllion1ir11 nudged the 100,000
mark.
Now ,., .. ,, the kind &f record I'd like tCl have
1 helping hand In brNklng .
* * *
Giddings and Coury have
been closely associated in re-_ _ • _ .. .• _
cent years and their mutual
admiration is v.idely known. •
Coury calls Giddings, "one N 0 B orsing Aroutu.I
of the coun~u'• f10est coach· ..
es -:·a man l'.m sure ~. do British steepl~twe jockey Jeff King_ hardly fee~ secure while beUlg trampled
the _Jo~ and wm at Utah. under .the flying feet of his mount, Kirtella, dunng the Yateley Novicea race.
Giddings hopes to complete Only f1ve of the 20 entrants finished the run. ,
his staff by the end of this I
lweek before departing for
Salt Lake City, where he has
la meeting with Utah players DI VER GETS UCLA M u
scheduled for Friday. I 0 V es p
From there he'll go on lo 132 PO UND . Wastungton D. C. for the &n·
nual nauonaJ coaches conven-
Uon ARCADIA. caw. IAP) In Cage Rankings - Native Diver, who won
the opening day Palos 11'1age ~-ore• Verdes Handicap carry· ~ .:7C o ing 129 pounds top weight, ha..s been given an added NEW YORK (UPI) -Un-century under coach Adolph
1tenwa o. Co40<"•oo u three p<i'llods tor e n t r 'I beaten Kentucky vaulted in-Rupp, soared to ltS' highest ~~~~~ :0~,.~1L.0!, u 70 i n1 0 Saturday's '50.000 to .second place toda y in the standing in almost two years
T•nr.e-. "" 111~ .. &even-furlong San Carlos Uru_ted Press International The Wildcats picked up 280
ange Bowl.
Thia year the final poll of
the season was conducted alt-
er the New Year's bowl games
-the first time It had been
~ unW alter the bowls -
because the six top teams
were in action New Year's
Day.
And it was the unr.recedenl·
ed defeat of three hitherto un-
bea.t~n teams in the bowl
1.r * ·C.:
1 ·~,,,. l' • t t m l M ttt" ttlt 11 111-t J Alt<t ,_.I I 1(1.t in • UCLA I ., 1 ) "r:~· t0-1 & t't-•11 160
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AFL Rooki e
~~~~,c:c;,e1~~ ~~.:r::;'-s';4: Handicap at Sant.a Anita. !'MJOr c<>Uege basketball rat-points and three first place 11111i.r a.. s• Jowa11 .. 11"" 1 u 111gs. Dulce ranked !lo. 1 for votes from the 35· coaches on ~W YORK (UPI) _ Joe ~:;:• ~!.:,·/11~~~\.!' lA ___________ ,the fourth ~onsecutive week the UPI rating board. Willie Namath, lhe dapper .::m~:cn-.nrm-~---,..•-:&?Jm but llhet holidal Yt ltow:iamgle~ Duke r e c e i v e d 30 first.. young quarterback of ~
.-...11.J:. rew;u s comp e e y JUg cu place votes and a total of 330 New York Jet.a whose per-
Lytle Tops
LA Open
Qualifying
th.e rest of the l.op 10. · 1 formance consistently equal
During Monday's basketball write1'6 meeting. Cal ENTRIES Kentucky, one ol two ~-pom s. . led his reputation, today wa~ .LOS ANGELES ~AP) -Stale coach Alex Omalev, who has been a.round tor as RA CE malnlng major tu ms with a Vanderbilt. 1 e c 0 n d last selected by UnHed .press Dick Lytle. 27. tounng Pr. o
long as anyone can remember, started talking about perfect record and the win-wee.k , sll.~ a ~otch to Uurd lnternational as lhe Ameri· from Chula Vista. CaW .. will
the current younger generation. C1SC'-r' ,. ningesl team in college bas· alter 1?5mg its . first game ·ln can Football ~ague's rookie enter the S75.000 Los Angeles
)111 ketball ror the past quarter 11 ~utin.gs against ~outhern of the year for l96.5 by a Open Golf Tournament Thurs.-
After labeling his own Titan team "a bunch or p!iy· ,_ ~··;:t:;,.;•;._,s.1219;: "·"'· ~~~~· s:;.,'~:"'"~,.,1 m <'.a"forrua. Vandy gamed one near-unanimous margin. day as low qualifier.
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to be blessed wittl weird kids from here on out." ~~."~1~1m•no ""'• ..-c1e1"'1,. ~= ;,';.'(; /~ !~, 111 1 ' and V~derblll clash Jan . .15 both ~men, received any day at Palos Verdes Connny -·-·-------
,..., .. , e.ncH u •••' tu H1 ''"'~ c1 ve1r<11ve1e1 ::•, Brum• 8 10th at LeXl.llgton in a crucial mention in the votif\6 by 24 Club t4 cop the lowest score i "Normal kids these days are considered to be the Men o· Fur. 1"' "'"'"' •u '•'"' "11 fl J L•mt1o•11 Southeastern Conference tus .. &
ird Tb h f{ b th I " S-.V• L-Cll uu~rvl 110 GtllOl"V"' fW ~-~.-) tt7 • sport& writers. three from of 2.5() player& battling fOr 20 we onei.s ey ave to cw.. o y e"'"'"e ves ·--fo -, "' uo"'" iu.ca:. •"> fu•1~. l ••••I sle. --1.. 1 • • th t • f!>Y ""' • ......,._ r tPf"a "' Old coll> ' llf!kll"VI n;"'LM ~tit • e.u1 eague CJty. as Namath opeomgs .In e even .
• Things may not actually be a.11 lhat bad, but at least c--JF,~, o111e:Jpu" :~.ot·.~-.. t1 i" s1.-._._,,,., Oh Pun.t '".ooo -, Jn AP Rat1• g St. Josephs rebounded became the second Jet in Tying wilil 69s were MLtau· r-• ·-D~-IU c:;,-llt.&50. lo .,,_, Ill.too. MCOllCI n from seventh lo fourth place t 0 to . lh 'ft'--K h J 0 ~ its (ood for thought. tCl"O r,,...111 <M ...... ,._,.> 11. DOOO. 1n1rd smo. ~r111 moo B ... ft y d d, w years receive e ...._ o no, apaneae p e n ~ 1'111 .,._ '' Jennlngt l '" s-.t Hoot <I! Mtd'"•l m rlguam 0 u n & roppe award. Fullback Matt Snell cbamp1on Mac Hunter and ~='"f1, 1;r'L~~~10"''1 ;:: ~..!: ~:;'1~~./'io ~J;-'' :~, By The A11oclated Preti Cro~ thi.rd to fifth al~r lo~-earned the honor lAst season. Jim Ferri~ll. ' * * * &v11t1 11u11e11 11 w ~,,.,.-v,1 "' P•rlKt '"nu 1E &11rt111 m St. Joseph's of Pennsylvan-Ing ita first game and Pi:-ov1· Namath, the $400 000 bonus The tournament will be s1co110 11AcE 'hJ••-· , .,,., of•""'· Lin 10 "°''' in p ·d T w-.... dence wlMer of the Holiday I '
Big Tltree tor free
t1t11H. Att-•~· Pu•• UJOO. au!UI o·H••• 11 11e~nrut101 1n
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1a, rovt ence, exas ~·· Featl • 1 li bed t . nvestment from the Unlver-played at Rancho Park Goll 1<1 L•mo G•• 11 v11ctftruo1a1 "' '°""' o· ou"' <J L.,,,..,...,, m ern and UCLA, each a wlnner va • ~ m wo posi-s1ty of Alabama was 1-bbed Course.
MIU arta~-(M v.,..,, 11J C•llotno IE SttmOftff) 117 f h I'd to Uons to sixth •
Indian Wella Country Club in Palm Springs
ia off.ring 1 bon1nu for golf f1n1 on the 1 lth and
12th of this month, when Arnie Palmer, G1ry Play-
er and J1ck Nickl1us coJlldt in 1 llHlole mtd•I
play ... owdown.
•.o ""''" rG 8,_, ,111 '°'' h•d u ,.,., in o a o l ay urnament last · . by 20 of the writers as the Me••ne .t.111ie-11 a U••c•• "' w..10t IM V•ne11•1 m week. have gained considera-Bradley also lost its fi rst leading f r e s h m 1 n in the The qualifiers l<ttlo Autumn rN lllumt ttS r.,,,.,. "" 8•um In bl · g d t bl d f
NBC will be sponaoring th• afflir, named •P·
proprlately "The Big Three." It will be filmed fo r
thowlnga on Much 20 i nd April 3.
Mtltow M.•&'I 1 .. Gu•""''1 11s tc1NT1t uca:. • 1 14 ...... , r "'"' a. e ground ln the la~t col-ame an u m e rom league. I Gomo•• Gl•t u e "' .. , .... , 11s .... ,. • .,., e10• • .,., uo Ctotml"V lege buketball poll. fou rth lo seventh, UCLA.-----------LIQM"•no II•'" IW Hortec• I ttl Pur~ ~soo Duk . . ha . of th Los A I J""'" a ... t 1"" vceie1 tu P••t"'1 Sonv 1s r,.v, ... 1 m ·e remams a solid le.d-c mp1on e n'e es
11.i.ie. u Lenoci.,,, '" D••n•1• 111 '",....""'' "' er. while unbeaten Kentucky Classic, c11mbed from 11th to Wtlc~ n,. lllt"dl• IH Mor•nol llS Ot>C:Old fH Gu1t1t1o< It) I hth --...1 v . d ''"' r omt>o• fM .... 1.,.,.,.,., lh ~1l!fu1 "'"' ti!' a.1.._t.1 "• rushed up to take second e g . 4UN iwnsas a vanccq TH1110 11Aca. 1 tu•1ono1 """'"'" 1 &t"O•t <>-n IF '°'" 1111 place three placu to tie Iowa Cor ... , otdl brt<I In Ce Ill Pu•M MOOO lut""' Votuntltd I A ~,....,,I , .. . th Jiwr"" J~ rG 11111olKh11 111 0.-v...,·1 o.1ioM IJ um111rt "' 1 Kentocky last wa& in sec· run ·
NBA
STANDINGS
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It -'"' l'f_..., u-.-. 11 -""-1'Wllln1 JW6 .
13 -lllU Oecf911 »>S
1; -&111 O'C-11~.
Although t here figurea to be plenty of home
TV fans, lndi•n Wells offlcl1l1 1re worried that
the ln'f)erson 91llery will be 1m•ll a nd thua fr ..
admi11fon is being offered.
s"ed•q•o u "' Yenell tts 1em,.. "-u "" "~""'' "' ond place 1n February t"''u No Pol#• Ill M•"""' Ill .. bow .... (IOI/If• IR Un••Yl 1171 • _.., -·~ wltll fl"I ~~ -..i" ond llllTlaN OIVlllOM M•MI'• Horwy INI vo4i1111 111 JoYhJI Rot"'~ IT c~ ....... ,,. .110 and wound up in third place ~~ ,..:=.."'.._ 1"' .. '· J•n w L l'ct. 01 "' L ... _... c...my c-. """'o T-PO 111 c .... .,.., "' Cur<• F11on1 ro """' "• that 119a..,..... f_ .. ,.. , .. i'i &'"t"' n 1o "' _ 10 -J•r 0o1c1" •• Herry'• Felly ,., • ., ..... , Ill k.,. Feo (J llttt) lll1 . """ ) °"'' f:Jlll 1·11 (lft(l-H 7S " "41 1 7t -Al ll!'tltflM" ).S.)t; GeM C-let
A<°"""' "aurwn IW M he<""VI llS srl.EC"""JQNr I Tho Too Ttn, wlttl ""' eloct YOIH In 7 lr;tnl~ky (J Cl~I PM•~"""'' n II ~7' l .,.U; Cllfl 9,_,, J1·.M
1'1"1 1..-i.n (H M.,._l Ill t F~11 S•turftv. Jin 1. olld tottf oo!nt1 0<1 t I St Jo~Oll-. fPo I It.II 111 fw Vert t) )) 3'l t1 1 Al lM CeJ ... I c-'" c ... 1 I ' '" " '' H•entllttu. "'""d' '"'OUO" o•""' o1 J Ve-rbilt f 11 110 11 l!O N ,
N.,,••ullto (W --~•rt "I ' Jun,;i~ ll•ol 10 t.f.1, tic ~•II ) rl rn Youn1 1 .. 11 I< WUTEllN DIVISION 70 _ J t H -l•:M J'-1 (l9" lliwtl ~l~lo (G MffM"*l l 111 1 N~ l(lm I o..e UO .. , lttj' ""' \•I 1)11 W l ~ct GI ~JS O IC o ) '
It ftgurta to be 1 onc•in ... llfetime opportunity
to '" golf'• finut players up clott and remember,
the price ia right.
Neo x 1m " ..... ,.,,,.101 tu &oton .. i..~ '• ~!"r.J" •:1, ~1 l'J1• LA ~1g1• I "• LM A_ .. , n " ua -n ·-~~~ H2'~1~>' a11>1wd ,..1< 10 ~1111 us "'"1~·· 1..n. , st J-"'• ,. , 2 1,7 • T t """" ,,.,, ;t a.111,.,.,., 111 ,. )()(! 1
llOUllTM llACI . 6't fu•l"'t• Mt•O.n 4 Tu• N' Tells I l •tdln (lj l•I It) .Wt ( t) ii Stn FroncllltO t 11 ,,. S Af ~ .... Yol'fet C~ , ... ,
l ""'old c.11• ' ......... 1'11•• tJOOO 1 1r;,,.. 1 ... 1 .... is....-. $t•tlll , • ,.,.,,,~ .... ... "~"·" \.,-,,.'~~~~1r\.~· St Louk ti n •II I 6A -Olct lV11t l1 ll. Lt Tortvft IJ L•mbtnl I ti t Cou~ O' Ollld I lowo 01 •I IU oft IH.1 )6: U, NI ;;;r.• : 16. "lldl•· Ottroll , tO l1 110 10' 1 .. -Jim Fenlofl ~ll. ~-" Alivt (I VtlUtnJVtltl 111 t """"' VOlunte\I I 9r1e11em Yeune ~I '°'18'" 4; 11, Ul-11 ".· 1\11 IU• MQ, _,_.., • ""'f" " -lif -.i... u.»i Clowll cwrt-l'IMI Olocoverv n w Sn.,.,,,.l.,) "' liflt 11.i-Mln•·· lu•• tO ~t". ~ IM N1 lu. 0...ul Ill 1Q. 111•1 TulM (t), Cln<lnnttl IJO. St LOUii "' !WY ~ Womelle 10 P••<C•I ttl o.vt.n. Or-Sitto ,. (Onfv G•'"' "~'""' • """'lour * * * EmlU1rv fl ~ Ctm1>111) Ill Ster11110 ft M Yene1 I 111
AAIJ Reau, o .. Spot E>'I,. ~-(M Yc.ul Ill 8elCl,,,slon IW 81uml 1111 Hiid-llall•Y IM 11.,_rlol 1111 ~<U•lty Ct\Kt" IA l>l"ff•1 11~ Qown through the vears. it has become common· N111em 1w Ma,,.,.,..., t11 • Wolcfitn IW Her""''" lit place for the AA U to be ronlinually under fire rrom "'"™ llACI I I mllt • • •rw "'a·
both ~thJetes and the general public ;~0 P;t!:"'~ T"• '1"" l•1• 1' IStr Kif CO HtHI •I
But Uus time the rumbl~ mav bf' heard around \Ir ~1tt~ 111 com°"" • "'
th gt '--Mlllo"t lll'lt (W «••ltr'1 114 t 01~. IC•"t Tr"'~ CH G11•hN • I tt 1
Old ~tl<ll IE ~·n•I 1>1 A Los Angele!i l.aJt consultant .• Jan R<ih<'rlc;, c la1 m!. r,..1 L~• f .. ,,,,..,,., 111 • • 11!&\A• ~''* fF Co•lo 110 thousands of dollar~ are mrs~mg from Olympic and 1 uxr" u cr e •u•tof'O• , v• .. ,,,,
othor ICTVlrting events t'<>nciuc:trd or promoted hy thc1'°''' A 11"•d1no• "" Lo' F•"' \,,,, • uyv ',,,.. Ol•llton '"""" lll.000 ·~ G•ou I AAU. '"·$QC,,..,,,,,.,, "1''° "'"..n UOtltl. 1n .. d n iso. '°"''h "500
A d be I to 1 t th I" k II th f I &n•nrui. Pow•• ff &~'""""' "' n p ans c e wor now a c ac ~"· Ge,..,,, 11u11on; 1w Sllotmo .... 1 itt
&berts says he ha6 been beaten lhrec lm1rs by un0<:niand•"" 1 ~ uu"'•' 111 ··-"--·1 i..-Id h' d . T1n< N· T••I• (I Volo"t11tlt) 1·1' W1AnvWn a8SIU ants Wuv to Im tO rOp lhe ~UbJect Glltfn• (M Gumnt>I 117
or elae He's not qwtting however and inrlicales ht'll '••n• Orbit fl( '""•<h1 tn ,. • • . ...,.,,.., '"" u 8••1 ' ' go all the way to WashingU>n. D.C 1( ne<.'t!isarv •1•ftd 11or•• 1A p,,_, 111 S•"k Phll•ll' 18 J•""·"G•I •
P O'S a · R.obcru right ·~ t 11 \ \l' 'K•10""" '"' v,.,., 1n
I ai:1'Y f rdrcn .s, )-'( .. O~B1s a JU h1r . • s1v1"'" llACl •' '"''~' ,,t,., ml.Sp 1ong un ,. · n act. 11cn rrrnr '' 1 r \.\l a. .n.• .. • .... ••d• ..... uo .,,~ ... has secreted Sl.2!)-0,000 111 Ch1C.1s:o h.rn~ ~-:;:~ !'.:.i ,. •(IO'••• M<4 W•~,,, '•·
I ,, A I fJ t' •J t I A ba.n.ker hirnsclf. PMrv 111'1 m1i:hl ~11, 1 \1 hJI v ...... o • ..,..,, ·~· ~ '''"1 •,
h ' 4~11.& bo ~h\ •inc;~ (IA/ M ,,,,.,. ~"'l tit es l.dJAlni a ut. 111 1evoe., 10 H•"' 11tj
Scribes, Coaches Concede EC Title·
SomPthlng mor' than 11n
act of Congrru will hf rt·
QUL!N1 to stop RJvrr~1df'
and Mt San Antonio frnm
runn111~ one-two 1n I.hr ~:;"I·
t rn (;unf~r,,nce basketball
derby U1is year.
Al least that wa ' th<'
unanimous op 1 n I on or
coaches and wri ters alike
during Monday's baskelbaJI
sc:nbes mttlmg at lhe SaJ·
dleback Inn Ninta Ana
\ccording tn an in fo rmal
poU r.a~en ,., the wPekh
J!ather 1n~ 1111Rhl 11 l<l\'l'r
~1dr 'nould .:r• 11~. 111 thr
Iron! of th, t.:;C r;ic r f11J
Jcw1ng frid•y night'~ lip
)
•>ff with Ml. ~an /\nt4nio
clo~e hehind
Thi' Tigers, state chamr~
for the past two years,
were placed on top of every
ballot with Ml. SAC 1 ste p
lower
l''ullerton and Santa t\na.
the Or~nge County entries
along with Orange Coast,
figure to battle il out for
third and fourth spot$
In other happen1 n1s Mon-
day. Chapman C-Ollej!e's
hnlll:rnt fre sh ncn. Doui::
I·.~ kf'rt and Santa Ana ~
'ha q1~hnot1 Ill( Bruce Chai.r
wcrp n;i mt'd t'O·pl1ytr~ 111
lhe week
•
I::ckerl. who WH elevatt d
lo lhe vartity from ttie
frosh team only I (ortn1ghl
back. poured through 16
points alon g with the win-
ning basket in the rin.al
three secondi; to allow the
Panthers to upset nallon-
ally rank~ San Fernando
Valley Slate, 81-79, la~t
week. He also scored 19 as
Chapman topped Lon g
Beach State for the first
llme 1n three vears. 102-88.
Chase scored 23, ~ and
:!A in I hr et .izamt!I I() rarn
all·tour nr v honor~ at llan· roe ~ ·
Here '• what lhe atN
coaches had ln say
AL SA WYER, 0 r a n ct
Coast -"We're com1n~
along pretty well now and
I hope the kids are de vel·
opi.n~ a degree of consis·
tency. The only tb.lng con·
sislent about us in ttie past
has been our lnconslstency.
"Ron lnman and RI ck
Maocebo hoth did good jobs
all three nights during the
San Bernardino Tourn1·
mf'nt ·w,. of)('n lhr tea~ue
a,a lnsl Fullrrton Frid11y
nii hl at home and 1t look'
like a t~1fh uitanmeat.
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Nol only ar, they rnuch
bigger. but I've .a~ 1ot to
frrl th,rv're hell.tr Wlth ftl·
lows hke Walt Sl mon Ul the
linf'Up.
"We're obviowsly practlc·
ing to win, l\owever, aJ)d
I'm h<>ptng for ..i. bit effort
agarnat Fullerton."
DANNY ROGERS, UC Ir-
vine -"We un't ae•m to
~el untracked offf'n~ivety
and that hurt at l)avls. Al·
~o we haven't comt rr:t •
heh ind vM and ~e'll ht "
lo 11tarl or we'll nrvcr al
a real good team. , 1
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HB's Wright Makes All-CIF
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All.CIF
Rick Wright
By ED GIBSON
Of "" o.I.., ...........
Huntington Beach cen ter
Rick Wright climaxed a
flne 1965 seagon by being
named to the All·Clfo' Clan
AAA-AA f o o t b a 11 team
which was released today
b)( the Helm$ Athletic Foun-
dation
A ~11. 250-pound senior,
Wright was outstanding for
the Oilers all year. playing
all the way on offense at
center and seeing some ac-
tion at middle gu.ard on de-
fense. He was accorded a
second-team btrth.
1'wo other Orange Coun·
EU
ty players also made the ae·
lect list. a r,alr Of grldders
frorn Loera s Irvine Leaaue
champion Saxons. who went
to the ClF semifinals be-
f o r e losing to eventual
champion Weit Covina. 14-0.
Steve Lehmer, a 6-2, 210.
pound senior, was named to
a tackle spot on the first
team, while Fred Feetham ,
a 6-0, 180-pound senior wbo
led the county in scoring,
gained. a halfback bttth on
the second team.
Crespi hal!back B r i a n
Porter was voted player of
the year in the AAA-AA d1·
vision for his part in lead·
Ing hu le•m to the ClF ti·
nals.
He amassed a total of·
fense of 1.555 yarda In 12
game•, rUJhlng tor 1,129
yard.a, paaa!ng for 43 and
r~lvlng 17 pitches for an·
other 38!. Porter scored lt
touchdown& and kicUd four
extra polnt.a for a total of
Ut pointa.
Co-players of the year
we.re ruuned in tbe A-Small
Schools division, with Jerry
Moore of California School
for the Deaf and Gil Gon-
z.alea of Santa 0.ara sharln&
the honor.
111,.1 , .. ,,., MA·lu.
l,.._C>Wlt. w ... c...... Ill Sr,
l~ICIMr. SI MON« I.. )I,
'tt Clr.te-l(lflo, S.1111 MAflt 710 Sr. fetll~r, l Mfl 710 St,
ClwN-<M,_..t.,, l'alot Vt<9tl
llO St C.va r4-l'tf11Uia, W. C.ovlnt !GS St.
Ctntt<-l"t litrom, CrtajN 10$ Sr.
1-0.tr-Hllbert, Cl-' Its $r. t.cktt-hell. Senft M.,la tGll $1 .
kdl-T••· l'tlot Ver•• IM S1,
ladl-0tter. C,.u! 110 St.
hell_.row11, l.mp1o Cttv ~ Sr.
1-o<-Yn. Wtst C.vlN IU St
ltck-JOM.. Lt l'"""tt I lt $r. sec..... TMm. MA·M
fNl-OeGrn , Lt ~nae. lff St. f,.._,...,,.,.... l • ,.~ tM ''· Ttekle-ltnltll. 111-aldo l'olr tit $r
T tCt1 t.-W olftlo.M. O...r1t lOO St. G<oarO-S.tr,.., c:;.,..,.. uo Sr.
Gu1r~llior. llMM_., 1~ $1 .
Ctnltt-Wtl•hl, H ... eel\ U. Sr. lldl••~111 .. 1. c~ ,.. '' ledltt-M-... G-•• en s.. l edl-Ooftftlt•" Culver Cllv
Ill Sr
Vallely (Wlto Else?). Leads
Safe Area Basketball Scoring
Prediction
By GLENN WHITE
* * * CIF Mnrlu R~eaktf
Cl F football records are beinll compil~d ~nd it looks
like John Hamtarlner. coach of Anaheim s Kennedy
High varsity eleven. is the top passer. . .
John had a slam·bang senior year while at (,lcnd1le
Hoover in 1954. He completed 143 of 259 passes for 2.JR7
yards and 18 touchdowns m pacipg the Tornadoes to
ClF finals against Centennial. , 1
Han$[artner's aerial yardage {1J?Ure looms as a
standard accordin~ to CIF ofCicials. unless·someone else
•••• • • • • • • •
can !lurpass that effort. . In two years of varsity action. Hangartner con·
nected on 198 of 374 throws for 3,050 yards and 31 touch· •
downs. And as a Bee (sophomore year) he tossed for : • 21 TDs. •
Santa Monica·~ Ronnie Knox (later of UCLA fame.
along with PAppa Knox l had a brilliant rC'cord in 1952
for S!lmohi .
lie passed for 27
throws for 1.1173 yardll.
' 10
IO • ' 1
' ,.
a red· hot 65 •'
f ouchdoi~n~. makin.c: 12!\ of 191 1
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Toa Krt_o..,.r, 171'2 l'e.c:ock Cou•I. l•lnln9 -it· 11\t ••'•'• of uld de<AG•nt.
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LEGAL NOTICE
PrlnclHI O!llo
Or-COUf!tv Mr GemmlulOf! .,.,., ..
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For Additio~•I R9~t•l11
Apt1. Furnished See
P•ge 10
THE BIGGEST .SINGLE MARKETPLACE ON TBE ORANGE COAST • PHONE DIRECT 84!-5871
HOUSH FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
EASTSIDE VACANT R-2
2 R-2 lots located on quiet Cul-De-Sar Street
-Property divided for a duplex and a tri·
plex-or can handle 6 units with \•aria.nee
with property going fl'om street to tilrect-
Total price $23.900.
DANA POINT-VACANT R·l
·~ ' Located on ocean side of the highway -
7S'x13S' -O"'·ner might consider exchange
on Commercial income Full price
S20 ,000.00.'
MESA
642-0820
Eves: LI 1-6764 673.07% 673.07%
HOUSES FOR SALE
1000
TH E ~EA L
E S TATERS
THOUGHT
FOR TODAY
The tinil tl\i~ necN>ary 10
make a dn'am come tnif 1
ia to ""'akf up.
THE~EAL
E S TATERS
Tea For Two
lnd ltftlat a ('(11,y 11.llnol!Jhfft
lor m,)0}1fli 11~ A deliihtful
F.a.stalde nom~ "'"1th fire·
plat'f, c.AJllf'll. d r Ip r I ,
bNmt"d criling" and hard·
wood !loon. Only S.17,!l:iO.
& Mii! Call now? ()pm .'ril
1!!!1!!1!!1!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I :.Ct..1111 546-2313
"Introducing"
A Superb
Home
OCEAN AND JETTY
VIEWS
l'~ ~nck i::xltrJOr and
Shlikr. Roof
:; f 1t'f'p!actt
THE~EAL
'E S TATERS
$1000 Down
Anrl month.ly M,Ymrnt~ o1 1
I
M ly S166 • v.tudl includt1
rw'llKipll', lntt'n'."51 ta.\CS
and uuurawe · and you
iOUSES FOR SALi I _l:tOUSES FOR SALE -
Gen.r1I 1000 G.ner al 1000
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSH FOR SALi MOUSES FOR SALl I RENTALS HOUMI Unfurnl9hM
Gener ii 1000 Corona del Mar 1250 Huntington h1ch 1400 1 -------~
Over 4 Million
OOU.ARS BUSrNESS IN
191% ""IJ:oil "'11'H TIIE
SE:lJ..l~G OrFICE"
Lot Special
t-.:.1..-11 •Id" bu; 1-om1•r lot
!llXll'I RI -ztll"lf'd. nll.IW?.
ralrn !rf'es c-.1ly Sl0,8JO
1ubm11 ll'rrru.
Home & Income
Another •'Ol'11rr Of1 L. sid.P
with .1 ~rm hoolr. Bl.til•·
111 0\ ~-r;,ini;:e, l«'trlfi!· &
t'rteltl"· PLL:S 1ipartn1e11t
11 rr1r Ii• help v.1ch pay·
ml'l\U,. Rrd!Mi"d tn S18.900.
"1th 10', ckr>o11 A RARE
t'tND.
9 Units-$59,500.
lnrome S&~ Prr Ylo. Oa val·
uabtf' C·2 !QI . Nl'w ~ It
f'Xll.'r1or paint. Xlnt lf'!'nu,
\\"M"1 ti.rs1 ~ Brt«-r bring
your chf'\il boll'lc on th1~
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••••••••• !?!~ ~!~:~e. ··~!~!!~· For Best Results and ~re·• 1 fanuly MrTlt li0x150 R<l 104· 3 ~ home Li:ASE/Option • Lovely ~ LLEGE Buy or Sell 1h11 11.·ill ouU1s1 all 'tylt~· + room lor niOl't und 111' bedroom. lamily room, c.ra
REA' ... y your (ll"QPf:t1Y 11.•llh . ' ' U.r II 5 brtdroom Of ~ k r)u§I' 10 lltW Broa WI )' ~• I df'n. ~ <..11.tf'. rlJ'IC+I ti~ shvppmg . Good condiuon.
TRADE OR BUY TUBA(H REALTY floor m kltehen &.. family $17,:,00 · make olftr·
LOVL1...Y n<'w C1J11ton1 11J0n1 . 3 t1rt>pli11.~s. uM!d Brashear Realty
l 'ri-U.-vel nrflr 1'tc:;;11 Vrr-3021 Harbor Blvd. C.1'11. bock patio & dttkini;:, M!p· s-t'·8:)3J Evt . 847.f.310
de Country Club, 4 BR., ~5-MZl ara(e J('tl('('d Y•N1 oll C'hi!· ••
huge 11.ctivlt )· ruum, din· drrn·a win; Bulll • 111 val~ 1...... 4
lni room, bi't'11kfl\~t area. ••••••• •• uum Ii ,ol1w11tcr 1ysttmll. • ••••
J eat 11':8.rlKl'. \\'!II lake ruUy lprtnklf'rtti & Olli· t•••
sma.J lrr hon'tf or \"!leant lido Isle Gem ~Uind.Jrwly cll'td fl"ll"· ~·uh DESPERATE 101. Offend at S-19,500. I S6,00) l'lsh or l'QUllJI. qual·
1'1ESA M~ADO\VS J & lmm11culal~ 3 bdrn1. 2 bath 11y buyrr can h1vf early
Family roorn. Fli.A va!· hon1e on <15" lot. G&1'1rn ~n-JIO!lstMion. 1'i60 £. PIM.' ('~1.
ued al $21,850. but ol· II')'. ~1oderat,ly prictd. 11111.•ay. 6'5·3171 . Open EYts.
tertd at $21,750, Tak~ in Rlch1rd1on Re1lty
lat!.' model GM car. Im· llCU l..alayt\le, N.B.
mediate poue6610r\. c.ton N.W. Qr. Harbor • ,,.dan1' 67:l;l...,.,
1Nitr Oiwma. Theatre) • GOOD BUYI-~
KI S.snl ANYT11'1E ~ l Br homr, fw-n. on
WHHlll xlnt C·l lot nr Ba.Y. s:n.500
• ad term•-
B1lt». Rul Est1t• Co.
~ORONA DEL MAR
OFFICE
67~l1TI
Stl\11':.; bl.'low r11A apVnU•·
11 4 BR 2 ba , fl'PIC, ('rpt.sl
d1'jls. patio. SZ'!,!M. RUS H
MAKI:: Off£R:
Brashear Realty
847·8531 Ev,. 841-6310 ••••••••• iiiiS Q IT Ln lhi1 bli t
bdmi homf. A h1.q;e lamily
roon1 add1 lh•1 touch '"lor
convenit•nt hv1ng". s:tJ.::,00,
.
placr. 2 bsthl, bullt·U..
CO\ltrtd p<itJo. SlM md. A
' 1'1. Tarbrll Co., f>t0.172(1.
""3-BR. $150-MO.
Nr • Shoppini.: Ctr. Blln&.
t;pt,. Scrren·pauo. wau.
::.!13 MAPLE, 546·3698
lsH. 11ood boui;r, lenctd Ydt
i 11r. adulll only, no 11e1At
S!lll. :!60 Maanoh•, CM, ·
.)48·l91~.
t BR, $97.!IO mo, pvt >'ar:a.
pa.tlo ' pr. SIOVl', Rt'!ri&·
Adultt only. Zll>B SANTA
ANA Av~. 838--0JU.
SPAC. 2 Br. 2 B1. cP'a.,
drp&, frplc. bhins, iar.
::'.:1)1 Eldl'n CM
I YOU hardly tvt-1" fil)(f a
6'46--8811 !11.ri:e impreuiv~ 2 BR homt
100 £. Balboa Bl•d., BaJboil Farm House Style
OR.Joi<!' 3-4140 Uke Uvlnr in the mountains
-ri&ht in Co:ona dtl Mir"
P\M lrtts. OC\'«n virw, 3
bdrms plu1 bobby hoUR,
tine tam.Uy home. Owoe1
bkr, 673·21)}0.
N1':"' !::·side 2 bdrn1. tirrpl,.
lll'am ctihn.:•. fen<:rd )1i. 847-1266
1
_"'11~_·_ adults, Sll8. 673·7
EVE. >6·:?.\86
likr. tt'ls one. Huie ll\•1ne
N1wport I mom. family dining 1rea
l t-44.itl51 with PaJol V'rdl'I I 11.J'f'place. Elf'ct.ric bl!·lfl
Victori• lotchrn indud1ni; rrlrli'tra·
1or. Dtcorator carpfll &
,,
64:.!·:w62 draps. A r PI of a horn'
for s.32,500. E.\·"" 673·3181 .
1100
Lido r11e 1351
i::ASTSlDl: 1 br, frpl, oo ef'o
-J-I J111U11~id1 I cd patio, feOl'td, dble pr.
.-•gt, j46-11:i 1.
17931 6'11cll 611'1\. 11-H· I -·--Z======== '"°'c--~=°""'· .,..-1.,1,-3 ..,.,,. Cost1 Me.. 3100 3 Br, t~ bi . :Si c. • •
tiu f\'l.'r)'lhlni, t pts. dr(11. 1 * Priv1cy * l lP~·, '"BAYCR.EST AT ITS I
BEST·" f'nur Bed.Juom~
PLUS !11m1ly rMm. PLUS
formal dm1n1: roocn. ri.t.:S
many olher qLJal•)' !ea!UIX'"S
Only rv.o yr11r o'll'l ADULT
cxx:t:Plf.D 110:-.11~ -fLlll~
1·11"JW'l~t & draped Cil,llffl·
inr bu1h • in k1tt·hcn, C"U\'·
rrt'd p1t10, 1natul"f' .!N"ub-
tnni & nu'l'ly IVKIM'apffi.
All ttus can bf yours on
th.II f fllt Sll1lf)lr property ror OSl.'Y $51,~ and O~L'{
S.l.OOJ ~'?!.
r,,,. lnr.M PQl1l and f';,i 1111
~ &droom~ + Com·,rtiblt
P11.llf'kd Df>fl "t '., Baths
! <'IS\ StllJi buJJdUt!; IJl E"(IUl• I '!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!'!!!!'!!!I
ly 1n tiw al!ra.CD\"f' hornc>. I' ER
>mm ""' "'"' "'""'°"'· 'I OWN I
CALL 64&-0'~61 ~'OR
"SMILING :il"'RVICf;"
OO'NER TRANSFERRED •
M\l5t ff.ave 111 2 w<'tks-3
BR i be , dble trplc, cor.
IOI . dahwuher, ttpta.,
pAMlfd garage le in per-
f('(1 roori. Takf over ,m.
ti/If: IOM with pmta. S\68
ptr mo. incl. pr-inc, int,
tax" & lnl-Subrnil on do.
pmt. Brit buy in MNa
VtnH-Call AL 8U.CX
~1151 (!If" !145-47-lJ The
CH' , 2 BR }lOmt$ Wllh ~U•ie&.
2 Bit. cur , l > t"h old. S:.00 t disposal, • "'•ttr pa.Ld • 2
dn. Pymt. SUl n10 .. uu:I i·hlldrcn .. C>A·Ol!r 5J7·o:.80 ..;1a1r En try and ()p(ofJ Bram
C't'1!l1'1i:I
M>9.:.00
CAL.L J l :-.t COBB
I Corona drl i\.!11r
Rtal l:A111 .-
673-4400
DI l !Jli MM5ll
Evtninp Call ;,.l,1·2333
ITSY-BITSY
TEENIE-
WEENIE
"Doll no...t" , , · CUll"n
thlna; y(aJ """"" ..,, .... 'l B R ,
H W. Doon!. bullt-1n k::Jtch.
Roam b3 add anolMr 11n1t
1M\¢11 ~ C·l In 11. ll"W j
~an-I TOP FlNANClI"C
available. Or-.'1...Y $1),IJ(J. riJ' SEMPLE
.REAL ESTATE
2SUi Eut Colll H1V!W1.Y
Corona de! Mar
r&tv•ttn Cam11.1im It
D11hJ1;i l 675·21Ql
$93 PER MONTH
Beach Duplex
rour ~ u~r -"'o
bedroom low,r. both t"'om·
plrttly f\Jm~§htd and In rll·
crl.Wnt condJ~on. Patio.
d'("()tl ll\"' ltnC'f, 1.-i""' and
11. 1:ood 1nrome producer.
10,..~ 00\\'N~f.NERATLS
t i890 PER VF.AR. }'ull
prier only s.38,:JOO. Submit
""""~
Evtninp C&1l 67.>49'14
BUY OR
LEASE OPTION
4 Br !'-l""'"r, pr-est~ homf
1
ntar beach. Spttial v•tV>I
C'"~~ A-bnf' dni.pen...,.
1\lllTlY custom ltatul"t'"• in·
t"'IUdini;; wn.'lOI" porch I<
ll'tt."'d y1rd. Vacan1. lor
lmmt'd.i1~ OIXUflllnCY Slll'l
pM' m(). :J529 llartior Blvd.
Kl ~!M91. ()pm £\'N ._
bllt21 .\!na Vl'n"le home yoo
""'.~, .• """'""'· .,,,. MOVING ln'. !WW hbrll.l')' and ~tlorJj.
i..arl:r-family room ... ,m
slJdi~ rlaa& doof5 opl'fllllg
onto a J.5.x30' CO'-'ffed pa.t lQ.
A clrllTl homt throui:houl·
Stt tOOa,y. Oprn 'ttl 9-
546-2313 646-7171
THE~EAL
E S TATERS
007 ESTATE
SecllKk-d ~auty -thtft
bedroom two b;ith OflN.
ESE MODERN dttar horn'
on quiet cul·dr·aac St. W;:ol\
oonatructe<l CAr.mRux:;E
E,!)l'ATE rnodfl. Family
siz.e pu...ti bu!lon kitchen,
Spiu·JOUs d 1 n I n i;:: room.
Lai-re Kllrilg~ available for
two A.!iton ~1art1n11. E.xcr p-
t1CW111l LandM.""a pina;, hug"'
COolf'f?d peOO. Many r;c·
tT1ur;. f ull JJnCT only ~.900
io~~ Down. •
NEWLYWEDS
or retir.d---$16,500
Full pnce lor th1" cozy
home. Klrig-s1U' bdmis. Con·
vtnltnt In Douilu Space
C"°tf'r rl HWllJngton Beach
S11tr Park. &1uttful pool·
11JM back yll.l'd. Hurry on
th!a -c11,11't Jut 1l tbt.. low
l'rom dtB ""~.ally C"ll'lfl 3
ptua lam1ly home. Now you
<..'llJI tnjoy the comfortablt
1peciou.vil'u of ltl lllll!.r
livmg n:JOOI. modern bu111
in kitclltn and bUl11lt bed-
rooms. n,.. perlc l1lu-yard
Wi ll weluorne yoo to lu.\url·
al~ In th' s11nuner ~un
Mkini.:
$26,950
FARR•W
1'1\AD!,; ACCEPTID
293 & 17th SI:. &16-4.Jg(
TICK-TOCK
Th~ t1mt }00 lpmd lookirli:
at thU u11.diuonat 3 BR
~ wiU bt "'I'll .spen(
Ex.aminl' rtie hardv.·O"ld
tloorl, \'t"fl('tlal'I bli nd~ "
oonvmiE'nt dm1ng room ~r
r~menl. l..ompa.rr Lhr.
valur of &aa Euwd~ horn~
at SHL,67a. j<;\•r 962.L.J!I
CALL 646-0261 FOR
"S'lll.JNG SERVICE"
Harbor Highlands
13:.!4 E.!lt,l.le !AM. NB. l Bl
A: tam rm, l BA, n!!wly
pain!td Wide 4 out. bh·1n1.
vac1nt. ~.900·
fnr th!,& luge family home
..,m 1 ~' b@drnom11, l
larstr yard f(llf" kkh rl q..
~ear ~ n~ ~fa.rina
io.'hoon valu .. ahould 11IQ;·
rodctt. Only S16,"r.!O. 'lOCI
WNtclJ.tt Dr. M;-7TU. Open
E~-et·
,__ __ r pncr' ~ rno. Irvine Terr,, East
HALF ACRE
Con ·You Afford
To Rent
OPEN 'Til. ' p.~.
2 Irr, txtr1 Iii.fit l'!XllTll. Ex·
rcut,iv' type horn,. f or UI·
formation call
CURT DOSH, Reallor
Myhr' Co.
187l HarbOT Bl vd., C.M, MUST SELL IMMED.111 1..:;::::======;:: Feet-Not An
Kino Bdrms * 3 PARCELS *
All.. F;ASTSIDE. 0-.1
HOl\tE -3 BR. 2 be, frl>lc .
BUSINJ::S.S PROPERTY -F1mily R~$13,SOO
lull prict. Ex1r,mely att1•1c-Partly Lelts.td.
ll\"t home. F'r~hly painted INC0~1£ PROPERTI'-Tr1·
oul.lide. Electnc built · ins plex
in kilcbrn. F'ngidlllft re· 6-12-0344 ~Wtffi 5-7 P~l
fr1ger1otor & wa.i.hf'r • dry'r BARGAIN: BY OWNER
includtd Ill J&IMI J"ll'ICt . Sparkling l br, l,,_ ba.,
Car-pettd. Lovtly plantrr dl· frpl., Hwd •t r1., C'1rp('tl,
v!df r boe:tv.·ern ll\"lflR & din· Dr"l llff, BuilhM, CCN-Pat·
lni ue..1. 8'1uuru\ condi· io, Lush Gani,n. S23,500/
lion in I: out. Ntar 'very-Top Tcrrl\.'l. Dnvf by 23"5
th1t1g. 540-1720. t'ordtmm Dr. Call .>Ll-mJ
OPLN 'TIL 9 P JI.I tn insp<TI
--~.-r~o~w",-E~P.--
] l bdrm. &Ya ".. Din. Rm .
I \\"1Jk to rnarkf'\s. Sl8,t.OO,
f .H.i\. l.J\, S\4,"50. $1'.IO
. . mo. SHXXl W1der mkt . Pf"i~.
$ U11 rt::ior Bl't!. <..\I
1
lmm. ~. Pnnci,pala Oii·
Irvine Terrace II
Contemporary fanuty home
11.i th 4 bdrms.. ?1,. baths.
Cathedral cei~ in living
toom, .,.,,h one 11.·.all Pa.Joa
V~s rock fireplace, I.fl·
~ paneltd, An r.xcrllttil
value ~ Oll>"'""S m&ving tTOm
area for bu.sineY re<uiOr\1-
B a y & Beach
Realty Inc .
~ \\.'. Balboa B!vd. N 8.
615-3IJl) Ev8 673-ffi54
Horses! Income!
Ovrr 1 J at•rr ioned fulnty
R·~ Bta~1uful custom buill,
IJ,•. 763 Centrr St. t9-J·J766.
OPE.."I HOUSE ANVTL\11::
~ Br. 1-\ tHI., extra nicr Mir·
pt't5, d 'an & roiy. ""rs!
0 1. Sl9,9CXJ. 665 Roaa,
~·1111
l BR, 2 ba pou11y ~roodrled
houJ(o on .JOx1.80 104. Pou1ble
Cl lllNfll·
$17,500 6-42-12:)6
NR \\1est.c\i11, q111t1 11. 2 Br,
Il.J ti•. f1m mi wi trpl,
beam cr11. $22,TJO. 646·1~56-
1105
VACANT, oo the PARK
4 BR, 2 balh, hardwood
Ooor1, la.rgt lot. Room for
TRAVEL TRAILER "
Swimrrllnll' pool Ii BAdmin·
ton Court. S24 ,500. !l!r. l..ar-
aon R,1llor/ Own«.
548-mi.
4 l'f'IOl'ITIOWI bfdroom, 2276 .u.-,, Vt••· l 110
11q. I! horTI' Vf"f"Y ritaT new 1 -~---------
4 BR, 2 be, 1700', cpl.I, drp1,
lr.dcd, ~. lrpk:. 2()JJ
Calvtt1. 5-16·5283 Onr.
College P1rk 111 5
Abovf All Dae . 329 Soud is
most 9ClefltiJically '
~tfully planned & bwlt
bllytront on Udo.
ft. C. Grttr, Rf'Q]tor
3-116 Via Lido OR J·'.l."lOO
BY OWNJ::R
3 Er, 2 Bl, 11rttl to 1ttad1,
Mar Gmoa beach. Owner at
6-t/~ or 67l·50J1.
Huntington BNch 1400
K
Owner in Hawaii
Must Sell
Yoo are in lock. 1lli1 ii 1
bii 2 bdrm I. dinini;: rm
modern puUman bath &
kllchfn 'qwpprd ,.·J!h rl("(;,·
Irie hit-i n rM;:t. ov'n &·
d1s~asht-r Hugr :? &: '2
nr i:arage wiV1 •J'«'ial
door lor boat. Y "'· i1 hu
~on:ed air belt, lt"1 car-
ptlt'd. nu iood 111.ndaca~
in; & beau!Uul brick plant·
"''"'· The big yard is com·
plttely f~. JT lS DIR-
T\' and nf't'(l1 • tittlr elbow
1trtase but Ol'Tltr ia uking
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$12,950
KATELLA
1700 Bfach Blvd.
(Juat So. ol Warner'
REALTY
1 .. 7-6061 or 546-9366
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P'•cific Sands
Imperial
1a.\e1. :?!J:.!6 Santa Ana Avt ..... S90
VILl..AGI:.: R.l::AL 1:....,IATI:: l-1~ Berruu-d Sttttt .... s.gs G11·L1,ld & Brookhurst llunt. Beach _ 9ti1_1481 15i5 OranG;e Avt ........ S90
1l!J,. Pl1centl1 Ave ...... ~ $65 Month Ii Up
• Studio le Ba~·h ap1a
• Utlhtk1 1ncludrd
• Phon' Strv·pool
:?376 Nrwport Bh·d. 5-18-!li..5
Repossession
Anyone n11y buy Lh1s 3 bd·
·rm Townhouaot from the
Gov'!. t:xceUm t rood., in
id,11 locauon. ru,500.
(j(lv"l pays aJl OJIKS.
Valley Rellty 961·1415
L19un1 Hills 1700
U::lSUR.E WORLD
t'or thole 0/52 •• uk !or
Duncan Hardnly -llJ'l-«iJO
L1gun1 Be1ch 1705
Ef.l.rnALD BAY
SlDE • Divine locatioa nr
beach w/ c~itini t urf,
pult .r. bikini \if"WI, nearly
new, quality · bit 1..'Ul\0111
t"lomf. j Br. JI., ~. den
rtCTPallon rm w/ "''\ bar,
"1 frplc5, paU05 & di!'Ck, ""·® TIJRNER ASSCX:'lATI:S
l..ouilt Turner, R~altor
682 N ... Cout Blvd.
l...qur.1 Bead! ·l!M·l177
}l!J,500 OCEANSl.DL H'N)'
CN.111 Viti!., J Bl", lrpJc,
patio, Wi lk to tlo~l
S'l!l,000 • l Br, din rm R·2
lot, CIJI ad i.uut walk lo
bt:1cf\.
$.Xi,OOJ · 2 Br homr, .r. 2 Br
• 1 Br a ptl + pit Apt.
PEG ALLEN, HLALTOR
1005 No. Cout Hwy
t..guna Stach 494-7;i78
"REAL SLEEPER"
Exe La.iun1 locat1011 2 Br A:
dtn, 2 B1, log burnmg frph:.
hdwd tln S22.500 · St150 On.
coos.derrd.
,\1LSSIO."i RE:Al.TI'
985 S. C.out Hwy, 4~1-0731
l(tNIAL~
HouMI Furni1hed
Co1t1 Meu 2100 ------
~ Bedroom, Eu11ide, newly
ca.rpettd & redtconited
~lloob,Olril.
dren "''lcom~. Slil(I. Coa•
It ""1Il1t' Rltr1. 546--ll•fl,
l BR. l1mily rm. 6h.-c blUlll,.
dsh11.·r . rpt3, dql5. solt v.·a·
ll'f", nr silOpl &.. ~l!ll
mo. ~85 1./l'r 7 pn1.
Ri::AS? 1-i:r Z br, nr West•
cll.J Plaz.a, Ill eXll'il.ll! Gar-a""· 646-1362, 646·!">400.
2 BR, i;ar. $85, 2 childrrn
OK. IDD Hamilton, C.\t.
89J·8J."i9.
3-BR. 2-BA. f'RPJ.
Opts. Drp!. Bltm, f~
S16Cf.mo. 540-0287.
NJ::\Y cpl!, clean 1 br, drp11
priv pi,ho. i:ar, $100. l9G
Pomona ,~-
3·BR. DbJ,-&a.r&i'.'· Yard.
S140-mo. 2;,98 ORANGE
AVE. 646-3-12{1
J BR unfurn, children OK.
~j,J() San1a An.i, 541~.
NEW 2 bdrm , cpl.&. drpe.
rrplc. 380 E. ~10th. Ci\!.
Superlative
$20U lo $250
Studio 1plit levrl llOUDdpnd
2 bdrm, 3 bdrm, 2i,. b1tbs,
().~place, pvt patio, btated
pools, delw:• fnturu •
bit ins.
EAST Stuff· vi,w, unlunt, 1
hrs. 2 hi. dilling roiNn.
larir yard, p.rdiener incl,
1111 cpt , drps. hltma. dble
1ar. r ite door optner. Call
ror mort inlo. fM..1:>43.
3 BDR.~. 2 bath. lgr 1 lllllily
rm. 2 car eara1e. bl~ma.
d1shwa~. lrplc, CQU,
drps, gan::lel!fr incl, J%i()
mo, I or 2 yr Inst. -23~
RC'dl1nd1, f>.16·f2'26. '
Ke)s 'iitr1™'-. Anlplf 1pac" for ;idditional I mcom'
Wltl.!! tiehirid ove1'51recl de·
h1ched g11r~· 2 m1IM,
~18!1.' ~h-Com.p!Mtly
I Pllrf'(f ''"" hor5'tl $5,0CK}
mQv"8 ynu n . A 111eal Al
S.12.7"'1. 2629 Har1lor Blvd.
Kl 5·9t9L Open £ve1.
J BR, 2 BA. LGE POOi..'. 3 brdroom. beam cf'ilinp. "''W'lllll~ ttiruoul , l'"-!me cltetric built w . Ericl06t'd 2 BR hom~. attach i a.rar. rnA $125 mo P&:I. IX'mE"nt rourtyard with tlsh uniqut M vm !or adu111
BUY like r?nt! l hdnn. J
blth, pler • all~ $400 mo.
2 B1lboii. Gove, b'75·4l31.
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BY OWNER ma1t.er bedroom. Try SlJ,j(). oompl 500p·~. btl4:1. patio 1
Upper Newport Bay Arra. dov.·11. w/lii;hl.J, $13(). &16·1'267. Newport Hgts. 3210 1 B
MA TCHAM -"'""lo
l 55 Rochest•r C.M.
646-4137
Custom bwlt 4 bdrm, :? ~ S"ruDENT or students wAii"i· BEAU. OCEAN VIEW! From
bath, foi·m& dining J"n1, td to rrnt hideously furn 4 BR. 4 BA, fie, tJOO W
compltll'IY crp\/dfll'S· Co\'· • bousrt nce.r c:ollege, Sil 241 l..A JOLLA NR ·
11)!$1 Tu-t.n .\1"' td6·J"90i l 4 BR & FAM RM ,.rt'<! patio. block fl'ncc. '· PA.CITIC SHC>ftU &l~·U-18. 548·.ii66 * Mi-537l ':~I·
l1e1 -19-1-·l~."J or 616-l:il'.I Wells-McCardle tiolany exiru. ~cluaiv, AEAJ..TI ~
liiii'!'!!!!!!!!'!'l!'!'!!!!'!!i'iiil $!f.i 2 BR. newly dtt'Ora ltd, c I t•t3 REALTORS · , $lSJOO .\rNI SllA5Q.C11U evts 20800BeachBLJ!.B. ffn('f' yard 'l''" P•--'<", CoronidelMlr 3250 ~ SUPERB VIEW <:::;;;;;;;7;;:::::> I PHON>: -• ,,,.,,,, ' Ml """ "'""" ,,, • .,,,,. .,,.,""' "'"'"'' ·~ ~· ~ l BR, M'"'"" )'!, "''·""' **
BAYSHORtf ---=======-f;u11 1ly 11ornt speriaJ. Pri-N•wport Sliores 1220 •••••••••••• 1100 • 2 Br. All uuJ • pd : drps. ra.n11e. rerni:. ~ bdrr
U I"' ""111°" lli11'1"1' ill'P ~ fi'"lm Eastside Special I \;it .. p1rn1r l[l'ounds .i,, BBQ No children or~·· :.(J'l6·B A "a ~I . f"eb \rt, $!60 t.no. ~~
CAPE COD. 2 Atnr~ i l'>drm. ~~. ~a~mdu:,~ ~i:~~,ho~~t nf th<o "'"'k 1 Bl\ OOL.L
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. 11r"'~· 4 l(ini:·Slll' tirlrm:;. * .'l BR. 2 BA SLTNS. ··~········· Ekl,n. Key at 2:124 El~n . Sho11.·n by 1ppt:. fi09 Cami·
• d d 1' t-ih · -'1 "' "' -llOt:S~;. p.triruo>t floor•. Lar;ir. f;imilt-' rm. forr~1 of I o.n:imun11y fl'!"· 23'1 6200. O 1 .. '$925 D 11011." C;ill rolltt! evr NEW
'"'· in mom. I ~ h' l"USl<)nl .. -la." fll'f'pl ,\II 1--,, ... ~., y own Ntwpo•t -·'-··~·~c....-!!<!_O; I ·-"'~"~"·"'"'-~-~~----I • f ' h he d d1~hwaY!tr, lt>nced I> a rk fno! & .diade Ire'•· Col.'rred . ~~,.~~·: ya """"""' · t'YfS ~ • -ro ...,,,,,, .... f'lll , !lf'i'lt , ac ' u'"""'I ,.,,., ... -i!.1 11,-.-. Goo Cheop"1•• ~·~ """' .__ .. ~ .. d "'J t I I TI...... '' -..-~ • )'ard k , •• ,,, ··-. '''-~ p;i110. ~11·1"720. ·""··~···'-'· "" ne-..,. f"Cf'lrlt year • :Z..BDRJM. _•r ' ;y.mf: fur g• tilm } Del rn10 U]P l'nlry 4:t pa-'"' u ·~~ """ ~~'i=~""===~~+mfLho N I *-RENlA' f • $59.500· 110. Pool 111.1' ~s. 100'.l $16,500 FORTIN-CG. ORE...~11. .. -i-P~. -iackiiy-1240 ~ ~1'] +=~m~-~ -· · u-"' • Sl%J-------'i'.': "''('' Thomas Reaflor ~ l...ane, Coror..-de! ~lar. 5'!.lidnoiTit, Jacl< "-Jlll btd-1919 NPI-Bl\·d. C.0.11 .\lf'li' ~ built -Ina, ~rat' l•un· • Af"TS.llOM[S.(."()MM'L 546·lll0 or !>4&-17-IO x~~
' ~n ()Qtly, ~sR ~~·~~t'd11.1~ '·~~:~ ~-~---E_vr_:i ~-· . ' • : * BY
1500
0WDowNnER * dry room. • Newport A~• & C·1'1. Z·BR. Cpts, ~. Bltns. C.. -"' w. CM" llY :,,..·,:.n , W. E, LACHENMYER -·' -------. --~ • FURN UNrURN "''· IH~mo. ,Al
:-;pt. Sch· t;>.·r~ .'4.1·.~·~·i of room to hu1ld 11ddi11Dfla! TERRIFIC TRIPLEX l bedn»m house on 50,; 150 • LIDO REALT'i, INC. C\l.L 4s.!-785J ~
l:lti !Sli(I :-O'pi Bhd. C,\l liornr /or renial on il'ar. ~sl rusiom b111J1:-qui!.hl y 2'.fa~ HarOOr Blvri., C ~I . lot. ftnccd yard. Sll.500. OR 3-8830 OR 3-4353 NICI:: 2 Br, n~wly .drc, frp!c, .f?i, '? HALECREST ·~"fl'"' 1:.vr,. 6i3-11&1 Srna/l pntr . ;:rf"~t llOl~r-.. l.'tlfl.Sl1uc1111n. IA!.:atffi in 260 Santo Tom11 PACTFJC SHORES P!lllO. gar, S1?5. OR 3·~169-IZa
l Brinn. BLlllt-1n!, flrr.rJ,,.rr. 1"""·"·" lill) Only $16.:JOO wi!h io14 IY~I la.s1~1df' a1ra. 0'Jt of Crdt-548-(Yl~4 REALTY Bick 81y 22MJ •d{
.<:J!Ake IT'(lf Vf'r}' rlran \'a· oc.-.A:--. r·no.-.:T~-;.... D11· lov.n :110.17~'1). 1014n l)"lllr """''It •nld New Easlbluff ~10800 Br11.ch Bl., 11.a Hu~~-,~~;,;-B;;~h34oo :r~ ~ ~.-~~.~·hrm!•ln:~~-;~~.~.Ii"~;";~~--:~.~ c~;~~~~~;~!~·~j-Br~.@"~"-~orr .. Z:. II ~:1~~:~.'n~~f~~~r~~~1:'.'. Home with View CoroTnH•Ed•IBMeLU,FFS1250 ~::.::::_._"~-=-!i:::.~1~~~ ~i~; t~~u1.';-~~,s~,r;s~~ i~ ~ ~ Bi::ACll llOLiSE. on lit R: I -"'1.111 . ~ r Rrl ~ E ~id. O'lildl'l'n over ~ 01\. &I!'· Child. 0\-"tr 10 O.K.
ki1 • Sl~,9:"-.1 I _~I .. ~~r"' ~1ti·~-/:! OPEN SUN 10 • s p .m . Ownf'f'll C'IJSlom -tmpl'OV"fd xceptionally r or l ppl, cBJJ LI i;i·2J67 CJQ. t\J116 S18.l. Avail JI.JI. ~
1, ... ,,'ll",. "111run1"111 . rurr 5 Homes Left 1201 ARBUTlS ST .. NB ...... mrr, .1 hl'<iruim &-d1111" c1e1n & W•ll Located i ======""'~= 1:1. :>36·1:rJ6. t\i~
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with optu:ria.J l("nn111 f"lub 2·bdrm hornr IV'N' 0,,,11 Coron e del Mar 2250 12"°B~R-. -,~,,~.,,~.,~,~. ~"-.,,.-.~,.-. L!J!
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1"8"Y k & C Pac. CAt. Hiw!Q'· 67l·ll71. Y" LA RUE REALTY ~~pt1. Furnithitd -~ AU.~ & EXP~SES 11111". \\'ori't IOOk ff'f"I!! 11'1"' NilY' Ill yr old, 1 BR h,,m,. S195 ril)\ln. On IHI Ob11po .i;;. o w• •n tr o. Opt>T1 E"n 179TI Belldl • 841·7.'115 Lido Isle 2351 -
but bt petitnt AOO '""P 11 on laJ"ir R·2 lol in BT!rk V1;i Btlardr~. Sll.les infor· Z.'00 E. CM«! H11.·y. N.8. '"'=-c=-=-===-= Gen•r1I 4000 ~~
ALL !~TENS t· Mrve111 l11ttr. ROTr..!AN &y Arr• f!.oom lor:? morf mAUon, 493-154•1 OR ~7000 , •••
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ENCUf.1 BR.A...,CES ro !i+&-112'.l"J unll•· f'uU pnc" 117.900 ST Y f'urnishtd, S1'2!1 per STVDIO APTS $6G-S90 utHa .f'I '
T ASI' CASH TO YOU . ~·===~-LIDO Bay f"'n1n1, 2 ('Illy G~AR. l BR, 2 be.th, month. 6T.l·n,.i pt\, 2 bl In 83100. p;tT fji Lill
DOVER S~IORES PLAZA REALTY 11p1~ Could bf' ~011 horn"-DAVIDSON Realty 12x2l tam rm, DLTl'CH tii.hlni::, 93.'> E:. Balboa RIYd. .,
AflY ~nd 1.·1t:\\' Jlfl\f}..S ~'.1'! E:11st 17th, r M SS1.!\",ll m11.v 1rndt "ju1ty. l" N d d CORONA DEL MAR r.JRLCI..F.A.". GI •pflr•i•· Santa Ana_!!gfs. 2630 fili-5'1~0 '"4
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~NTALS
-i A,n. Purnl1h.d
RENTALS
Aph. FurnldMd RENTALS
Apta. Unfurnithtd
RENTALS
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A,tta. Unf umlahecl
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.... REAL ESTATE
General
-. ~. __., •• 1966
ANNOUNCEMENTS StiRVlCE b1llcf6IY
1nd NOTICES lrenlne 6755
JOBS & !MPLOYMINt
DOMESTIC HIL ..... 70U .
4250 COST A MESA ---------------
Presti,. Addttl9
•• Ecooomy Rent.a
5200 Hunt...,.... ... ch 5400 Office Rent1I
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5100 NtwP9rt a..ch
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BAYVTEW • 1 Bf, ~ blk lo
be.y I: beAth. Cold Medal·
1.1on. Cpta, drpl. bltinl
613~ ·········~=~=
6401
6 MO male, Sla.mlM eat,
Con>n& del MM. VIC. J H •
mine St. erra. l'hDd• pet!
675-2.81 o or 67$-113).
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22T~·A Pl.A~
C,.M. * 1142· :wi50
LIVE INS
~}'ft' IMl.)'I tfee
Georp Byland qency
l<M;-B & 16th s.A. sn-om.
6790 MARTINIQUE
GARDENS
Bacbelor1 furn
$111 MON'm UD.ta. Oompletezy air eondl•
• Uoned • cvpmd. ~}-e JANrroft SERVICE •
Wlndon • ftoon clMMd
$46-llD
Htl, Wanttd, Men 7200
MOTOR HOTEL
.... $30 WK • $125 MO.
• Free Local Calli.
~ 2' Hour Am. Service
• Gaa • Electru:
ON 10 ACR&S
1 It 2 Br • Furn & uniurn
l Pool.a -Tennit • 18 bole
Putt/ Grttn Contnt'I Bk!gt.
900 Sea 1..ane, CdM
l~cArtbur a.t C.OUt Hwy)
673·3445
~ Side ot Hwy Yrly,
SPACIOUS 2 br uwer. un-
turn, yorly, wUIMN\ryer,
nr ocean, $150. 6'2·3287.
% B!DROOM lmt IOC9li«I witlt otf atrfft
• parkina. $70 to $lSO incl1Jd.. LOST ladlea black pattot
IN°*r puree. Vic. Ford rrom s.no
1 Bdrm • .. . . . . . From ~ CARn:J'S/DftAPES Inc all utillti.. • Mr. fornry Rd. 6. Wlllft!O ~ !)le })1. =========
l Bdrm • .. • • . . . From Ul5 N.wport H9"a.
3 Bdnn • l Balh -----------
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BtJil.T.JNS a.o, J ...... Co. FEMAL.E au.ti 11 BMcle,
llst. Reward. KI S-lSCT.
From $1!\0
Carpeta·Drapet-Ga.ra&t
BM.a Oven " Ran&•
3 BDRM 2 ba, d\llMll, trplc, e ..._ __ --' whl•e ·"'-....._
pri I.a ll!M> w-~Ull Or, "'""~ l&VWU AlJU ,, t ..... &or bltnl, ~. drpa, • an. PRJVATE PA'MO '""' .wlaw _..._.. den • Meat. 11111 111> But)-.
dry. dble cw. sns. S48G'J • 6*-IKlOl or 119Wll5.
'•rhantlnt
'•lntlnt 6150 * HOUSE PAIN TING
MAITBWICE
MEOWIK
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4 Heated Pool
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} Br W/W cptl a}k to • • • • • 3 J>oW ' • • • •
lihopl, Adull8 646.~. GraclOti. Uvin& ...
NEARLY new 2·BDRM. Park·Uke Surroundlllp
Q:>ta, drps, blHna. SHO. HS~ It Santa Ana. ~
evtt. or LE 5'«1121. ext* AMPLE STORAGE lndustrl1I P'!P-_ 6080 -SlAMll:i ___ E_ca_t._cboc:_tOt __ a_te
days • * WES'IQJJ'T AREA Mer'. 1'11 CLAY AVE. Small mdwtrial bldg. point, brown oollar w/blu.
In key . Newport Beech atcme, ~. flenrd.
Sl2S 2 bdrm, modnu, ~ t• ••••• area. Elroellmt rewrn. ~·l~.
2·yr. l\W'· P.!nter f r om
~ needl wwk. Match·
n color. to YOUR Wunr
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bu lmmtdia.te opmlnp -2 akilled malntmancl meclt-
• Kitcbt'nell~ Extra
~llll Newport Blvd.
PHONE 6-16-1~
C.M. 546-1330 ~mo Sl.35 2 bdrm bouM, adulU.
N ,_ U't -1.. l..lt>en1 tf nntl. S1'9,!15(), 0 .... -. ~-... San Juan Colhna & Geohegan.
2 BR.. frpl.c, new C(ltl. drps, Caplttrano 5ru Inc.
Penonala INTllUORJIXTEltlOR
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Specialty
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equipment.
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••• IJke it qui~•
so do wr. 14 uruta 1.t'OUrd
STUDIO apt. UW. paid. $80.
mo. 613·8425. FROM $89 &Ill', adults, yrly. 1901 Ha----------~
Balboa lndu.trltl RHtal 6090
wn Pl, NBo 541-SQ. =========: 4300 Lie 2 bdrm, c~tl. drap-BRAID N£W
u , t.ltt't blt·ln•, pvt ranie W•tcllff 5230
COTTAGE • WU1ter rental.
1 BR ttronU. ~ lltiJ 1n-
dud.
1 Ii , Bedroom&. * PftJME AREA * 800 OC' 950 Sq rt.
AMAT!URS
Brtng your t.alent, 11111U('t.I
1Ntrumen1a or ftltttt&ln•
meK Spet:1alty lO the
Quallt::J work, l'l"UOnable.
646-~
PAI.NTING, '1'l )r& exp,
quality Int ' txt. quick ~n·
ta.I cle'PAIP• 1"W cost • tru
eat. SID-mt .
A milUmum of ~ yeuw ~
CW!l lndualrlal CJqldWHCI Iii
reqwred. Senu • coaduct.or
upenellC9 II de.trabl ..
n,ated pool. 1 Br £-. ~ Br
?"urn I< Unfurn fOf' quiet
adulU witbout ~ts • from
Harbor Estates
Apls.
SOMl:THING SPF.CJAL.New
1 Br I pvt b&looo,y 0 ritw •
c.atm t>.·1eit tub Ii shower.
Ss-doua 960'. All .tee, bit·
to., One appomt.mmta. ~
MS-7991. llOO Rutland Rd.,
N.B.
From 1125 to $1'2.SO.
On Del ObLIPo 6' VI.a Be-
J.a.rdte. Kata.I lnlormauoa,
483-1544.
1651 Plactlltia C M.
642-5639 ~189 Eve
"ON STAGE"
Amateur oontat every Wtd•
llfll. •o1e. WeekJ.y CMb pruie
S20. GRAND prue llOO
eYt"ry 5th W edna. Call
HY 4· 'IQXl f OC' turtner-in.
lormatlOll.
Apply ln penon '°:
PJ· Knock .oltly en Apt. 14
413 W •• a.y, CM 646-8029
LUXURY
_. FURNISHED
SINGLE APTS.
• Ori&ina1 pe!ntinp
• 2 Car specee
300 E. Bay • Balboa Penln.
$80 STUDIO APT.
UTl.l.JTI£S lNCL. Ideal foC'
'11\ile penoo 673-8133
OCEAN FRONT $60-$80
Util pd~ &lboa Motel
315 E. &Jio., 673-9!M.)
$80 STUDIO APT .
~ INO.. Ideal kJr
~le penoo. 673-1133
3000 Royal Palm Dnva
(1 blk Weat of Harbor,
cornu cl Bake.r).
Wilson
Gardens
Back a.y 52AO
SOPHISTlCATFJ>
NEWPORT RIVIERA
L&ma1oul TOWJlhouM ~
Up ID 4 Bedrooms, 2 bathL
M·l. Approx llm' olboe 11
wbse. ?Ot Randolph, OL Duelu, Unfum. SIOO <21.J> 257.23(9 collect.
BEAU 3·Br 12-BA. L_._ 61 OO
1-blk-Beedl! dilldren ok. _v_•• _____ ....,1,..~-
l115-\eua. ST.H40l flYU,. •
R.nta'8 Wanted 5990 SMALL
SINGLE ADULTS
INTUt.JOR • ~ s-mt· inl· Minor jabs Wtfeoo>e.
Loe. ttC. lm!d. eervt~.
Sf8·1627.
lNTERJORJEXTERIOR
APTS/MOTELS/ COM'J...
CUSTOM WORK
Call lor recorded mnaqt Ci UAR. 6'2-0G att 5
2• hrs. &3H200 _L_o_w_e-=-s""'r=-=-P--R...,..I c""'e~s"""'1-
SPiillTUAL Ii PSYanc IN-OUT-NEAT-FASr
READINGS CA.U. DON 00.345l
HUGHES
~~Avenue
N~ Be9dl, califcm1a
An equal~
employer • M 6: 1'
MACHllllSTS • Larp Stora&-• Room •:topper bullt·lna
• ')1aid lel'Vice • included
• $130, pa Ii water pajd
1.975 Pll¥1S Apt 6
tOlmu Ford) ~-0917
Bay l1land1 4350 Furnished & Un!um. Mtacbed prqes.
• 2 Bedroom, l"' b&thl All other caonnieDCS-
PL.EASA.'IT year around, • Carpets, drapea Ii bltnJ $225,IXX> Rectta. Center
2 BDRM, lmn, mo yearl)', M 1 LOTS nil to wall, nr water, for •
couple Ii 14 yr old. 67S-J682
aft 6.
Holld.ay spec. Jl. 10831 Beech PAINI1.NG/ CARPENTRY
Blvd., Sta.nton. JA 7·36. a.EANUP. RLPAIB.S. Minimum S '" ·~ "1th amall prtt'WOn imtn>
HOLIDAY PLAZA
APTS.
1 Bedroom ape.rtmtnt
Oftf1ooldni pool. Carport
6 atn. ~ Partdni· n.JRN.UfmJRN
641-!151
studio apt, auitable Joe one, • Split level. l Pool& $250-$275 mo. y~ '9&11·
large windows 673-J890. • Rtcratlon areu. PHONE 642-0300
Lido lall -43.S l AS WW AJ $l.10 PER MO. l BDRM, frl>lc , 17' slaM
221• Fountain W13 West. wall. pr1Yata patio. q>ta,
CJ Blb W.t .t Hart. ctf ctq.. bltnl. bMlned •U· ON Bay • 1 Br apt. ml mo.
~ w/ 11111 $13& mo. Boch
w/ besut Vu. Patio.
645-1456.
1 Be, new b1' • In ki1. UW.
Inc. $130 mo. 107 V1a l'\or·
ence 675·2003 eves.
Wilms) .. 5MG qi.. $UT£ Ml-Slrf
Rooms for Rent 5995
fully lmpl'OV'ed Ml·M2 Indus·
trial Iota nr. Newpon/Se.n
I>leio Freewa)la. 2'J,fXXI to
40,IXX> sq ft • '5c per sq ft.
Verne Monroe 54S-33Sl
Coldwell Bank.tr & Co.
DXI E. 0..... Hwy. N.B.
OK 5-JllJO
-------
Th'RM pllpe'n typed in my CALL 6'7S-4.t90
home. Rt'&&! lBM Selectnc PAIN11NG I INT.·EXT
typewriter. I yrs t.n>tna • Rn.a. n tn! For Mbmat.1.
editing aper.~ 347-7228 alt~ •
ALCOHO LICS Jtnxty-
moua Harter ArN. Pbb Plumblnt
m.3'1'24. :U Houra. -----------
6190
6410
PLUMBING
Repair-lnlta.ll· Remodf I uc. 124 hn.) 642-4887
mrnl parts Nicht Shift.
Ex~llent trinp benefit•
includillli: proDt llW1ftl·
· Servonic
Instruments, Inc.
l~ Whittier. o.t. ~
642-UOO
An equal opport\l1lit7
~lo)'tt
1965 Pomona Av., Co5ta Meta CABINETS, ldtcben OC' b&th.
new birch cw uh ru1tom
Lw.lt. Abol,4 "' price M:J·5017 or 646·2156.
SAJ..D. Well tttab!Jabed
Nr. Oty Hall Ill l9t.b Strttt 81lboa Island 4255
$17.50 WEEK A UP COZY BAOl£LOR, patio,
e Studio I: a.ch apts. u11I, paid. Mature adult.
• UUUU.ee A Pbooe service $70 yearly. ll&A Agate
e Ma.Id ServfC'll ·TV Av ail
• TV Ii J'tCl"eellon room.
e No Depos!ta
• Cale • Ber· Now Open
n76 Newport Blvd. 5'18·9755
FURNISHED APT.
l &droom turnished duplex
w~ ~to down-
tor.vn Qista M~a. Prefer
couple or em1le a.dulta. S79
mo. Co&ta 6 Wallace Rllra.
546·4141.
OUTEAU LA POINTE
Apta. l A 2 br apt1 over·
~ pool! Fum/un!urn,
carporta, util pd. From $!Kl.
Huntlnf!on BNc:h 4400
$75 MONTH
tm~ PAID
Two NEW Bachelor Apb.
Blt·int • Opt.a e Drpe
Soft Water • FM Stereo
l..ARGE HEATED POOL
GAR.AGE
536-9780
WTD! Worl<ioi mother w/
1 or '.? children to lhare my
borne. WiU babydL. ~.
RENTALS
Apta. Unfurnlshld
General 5000
LUXURIOUS.. 1,, blk to abops. 19-ll PO· FROM StZ MONA, Colt& Mt>U.
TRAILER, 21. .rt. ll.ke new Harbor Townhouse Harbor TownhOUH ~ bedrocm, bath, $50 1 2 Bdrm Studio Apt.a. Lee 2 Br apta, built·lna.
.. L1 1-5750. 111 Bath&. No one above or NEAR SHOPPING
below you. 2217 Harbor Blvd., CJ4. _N_•_w~pot_rt __ a._a_c_h __ 42_00_ Near Shoppini • $103 mo. Maoa(e:r. Apt A·l
2217 Harbor Blvd., C.M. (Entrance al.lo on WU.00)
Manqer, Apt A·l ** >TI'RACTIVE 3 Bdrm
Huntington BHch 5400
OCEANAIRE APTS.
COME SEE OUR LOVELY
2 Br. l'il ba. ~ drps, Pl·
tio, praie. Oill<ku • pell
welcome, water p411c1.
7811 Talbert
Huntuigton ee..cb
841-1019
MOTEL WINTER RATES
DAILY/WKLY/MO:"mlLY
1 • BLK TO BEACH!
~ W. COAST HWY.
6'2·3750
IEntrance al.lo oo Wil!oo) ACJ(, 2'it eau.. >Jao 2 Bdrm
MESA NORTH APTS. apt. Large l Bdrm • bach· =~: =-=
Why Not Invest
a ~w $S$ ri1 bU.>' UleM
tiU"ee l mt._... on cor-
ner loc . can t"XpMd.. ln·
c:orne ~. k1llf dn pmt.
~RTIN CO.
191.9 Npt. Blvd. a.ta •tell
642-SW> En 541>-0Zll
Exchang~ a. E. 6130
wru. EXCHANGE
Approx. 10 tcr••
Vtst.a: talJI R·l land ready
for 1Ubdlv151cn kr Duplex
or Residence Be.I boa la1and,
<Arona drl Mar or Lido
h1e. Fl'ft 6' elev. $6:>,fXXI
3500-B £. Cout Hwy, CdM
12 • UN IT APARTMENT ____ 673.fifi ____ _
build.in& bJ owner. i4H*'l. BUSINESS and
646-5964, $10permonth1n-FINANCIAL
Appliance R•ptlra
Parts 6510
FACTORY AlmiORIZEO
FRIGIDAIRE
S.rvic.e Center
• Wuhen • R.efriee.raton
•Dryers • DiahwasbeD
PARTS l SERVlCE
DAVLS-BROWN
411 E. 17th St. C... Mt.A
Service S48-3U1
6960
•
ALTERA 'MONS1 Mendin~.
plain wwin&, •'Ori< guar.
Ref•~ * 673--0706
Telniaion, Rtp•ir 698S
T.V. ANTENNAS
$19.95 Installed
COLOR
ANTtNNAS
$39.95 Installed
Speoaliata In
• R.epaJn • l.n.sallal ion
• RernodeUna •Anll'M• klh
T V. ANTENNA SUPPLY
141 E. 16th St., C.~
64U678
Alphttt, on. 6520 JOlaS & EMPLOYMEN1
DRIVEWAY REPAlRING + Job Wanted, Mtn 7000
SEAL COATING. ROOF.
nu:E eat. (ZlJ) m.gm
BabyUtting 6550
0c .. nfront
t'urn. Y rl,y. 3 bdrm, 2 ba
'loiiftr. $250. Art C. Kiatler
-0,., l9t:h Ii Newport.
~
l I& BR, l~ ba. Fum/uo-elor apt. Quiet. apadous, cared for a""• Best location furn. $.1.U up. Pvt/pati near 00::, ScboW. A: lhopa. ..-
drpa/crpt&, blt·ina, i&r· S4!Ml97 or 546-«; Evea. ~ block to ltOl1ll. bank,
HEATED POOL NEW 2 BDRM Af'T. Onema Tbutre.
mme, no vac&Dda, cloM to ---------MOrnER will babyelt by
Ha.rbor &bOpplnc ~r. Bua. Opportvnltl• ~ week. Lee fenced yard, V>c
$10,fXXI down, p1ncipa1I W~er/391b, fil-QISll
fAST clean fry cootc, age
71.JS, lO to 45 hn ~r wttk,
apply Jolly Roger, 203 Ma·
rme Ave, Balboa lala(id, be-
tv.'ffll 11 am It 8 pm.
A·l CARPENTERS Helper,
Expet tor GOOD reha.ble
Nr. sbopl., ach1e Ii oa::. Pool, recreation room, p&t!o, $110 to $135 only pleue. · DlSTRlBtJroRSHIP/ F\111 or ========= _....;_..;._ _____ _... p&rt runt INVESTMENT C..-nterl""' 6590 worlr. 642-<Xl'.JS.
CHILD lfctloD. Pet OK. caz11ets. drapes. bit • Ina, 5 POINTS APTS.
Coolldze/Ba.ker 546-am pr, Sl3S-m1 ElJ.J.a 847-MSl CARPE:-ITRY • CABINETS Job Wanted, Lady 7020
Bit • inl/ Form.let lmta.IJed. ADVERTlSlNG sales pos1·
Alterations. R.eu! 646-91583. tion wanted. Experienc:td
TWO 4 • plexea. MUJt tell tr . ST50 to SOOOO. aeanct . r-·· ·-.
'65! l ~ vac. Major ~t by lnvtntory Earn tr • ! Br. frl>lc, bit • ins, patio,
Laund. rm. pr, )Tly. $145
mo or S130 mo unturn.
·OR s.J6'78.
$75 • $85 • $95 ARMO 673-1560 * NEW~~ BR.. * nr. H. s.; irolf C Trade? $15,fXXI to $35.000 • Y!'
~97• 638·5323.
.&. BDRM, $75 mo, utila p&1d,
)"Mr round, MW &ppl~5.
18'23 W. Balboe Blvd, apt
'l • 3 Bedroomt .2 $00~; ::;'.~Ill :l Cpta, drps, bit-Ula,
CHILDREN O.K. paJnl.. n~ m 91alnar. d.lapocaa. carporta.
3 Locatione 642-7300•
Bu11n .. 1 Rent•I 6060 Money to Loan 6ll0
64Z.7071 stl-2020 OCEANAIR APTS.
NEW 1 Br & den Apt.. Pool, 2 BR, cpte, ctri-. blt1n1, l'is l009 {ieorgia.536"_..,!!nte Bch ~~~!r~. REFINANCE
· ,, 57S-5797 after 5 pm. be. noo mo, watfr pd, mu ,," recreation room, c~ . ..apt E. 642-4219. -A-t-=-.. -__ c_,h_l_OCN-=---n-V_u_I • Free Ana. " Reeer>t. BUY -BUILD
l 13DRM very nicely turn,
. \; blk to tie.di, garage. drapes, bit • Ins, SllS mo. u.. • Carpet. • Utila. Ins. Co. Loan•
• FrM ja.nltori&l Service 5~ lnt. Looi Term ARMO • 613-7560 l • BR \or FURN). Adulu. 64 NEW l A: 2 BDRM
No ~ta. Nr • abop'1. "1rn!ahed • Unfum Apt.a.
5'18·3401, or 548·3270 evn. $100 It up. See manqers:
• 116 J6th St.-()R 3·2594 • rre. Patlan&. Tot.al Loan Fee~
216 Sq. Ft • • · • Onl1 $97/Mo. Savin91 & loans 4* ON rnE BAY ** COSTA MESA 5100
DON'T~ dlx 2 br, l~ be, 219 15th St. A 220 Utb St.
&a.r, patio. All extru, ?140 NEAR DOUGLAS, 2 LARGE
'\:7Br, P4itlo, ~til pl.Id SUS
'Winter. nso yrly, 67S-«i8'7
C>nfER SIZES AV All, 2861~ Eut c.out HW1· 6% tot 30 yrs to $1L,<m
also .
fjl5 Weelc or $l30 mo, 2 br, HOLIDAY PLAZA
APTS.
Sent.a Ana Ave. S4g.qi'.28 BR WITH BLT • INS, CORON A DEL MAR 90?i cl Sale Price 11',4 I ot .
Call 67S-l290 or 4'H-1S2S FHA-VA · uti1s paid, tttr1I or bablee
'bit. 22169 Maple St. ~ y 376 E. 18th ST. CtPT, DRPS, $90 Month,
OM bedroom apartment
overlooking pool. Carl'Ort
6 extra prtvate paridni·
UNIQUE 2-BR.. PATIO 897·2358. Offi~ Rtnttl 2 • BR/ l"' BA. WO • MO. 6070 • OCEAN FRONT I 1 -BR.
• . 6PACIOUS/ MODERN
: ,outdrrn OK. 673-5732 * BAYFRONT * 1 Br.. patio, utll. palda
From noo t.o ruo. rn-oo87
~ODERN BAOJELOR
FURN -UNFURN.
6-42.5151
1965 Pomooa Av, Costa Mesa
Nr Cty Hall Ir l9th Street
NR • IJ¥ch' ! $ro Yrty. In· l BR. fannly oottage apt.
':tl • util! OR 3·m9. VERY nkiP! btd pool! extra
$110 * 615-2942
S120 MO, 2 BR, 2 b&. Mooth
t'ellt tree w/ yeara leaae. 285
Oglr. 642-53911, 847-7907.
2 BDRM, cpta, cirps, 1tovr ,
tttrii, double bed, 1ar.
54.S-3!)4().
PRIVACY! 2 br SS5, 11.Jding
glalll door to fnc ~tlo, pr.
Wh'.U97. f' rt Hgh. 4110 pvl<'g, lndry f8.c, nr 9Ctlla, ~ ehop'g, cpt.a, drl>I. patio, 2 • BR. CPTS. OR.PS. b Spac1ou1 sunny fum 2 pi.y are6.. \125 mo tncl util! STOVE. DISP. GARAGE.
bdrm. elec kitchPn, l~ly 1978 MAPLE. 642-1274. CLOSE • lN. OR 3·~
yard ,pool, laundry, J150, No macwr wu' tt la. JOG $120 MO. 2 BR. 2 b&. Studio
~dull.I. ~8-1824 au eell " wttb • D&.ILI 285 Ogle. 642-0100. 841·'1909
5200 NEWLY palntl'd & <"an>eted ..... F t l • 2 bdrm tum It unturn PILOT WA.NT AUi u N.wport Be•ch
apta. POOL! 646·4fi64. MNlcel Ut-M'JI
MEDmRRANEAN
V1LLAGE
Rentals • Kathy HardinJ
Vf!r/ clean! Bltm, Wahr-DELUXE DESK SPACE
dcyef'. Pvt • petto. ~ in Land Brcket"1 ~
536-8894, evea S36-fill50. SuJl>rm~y ~e'
XTR.A LARGE 2 .BR. c:rpt.. Ana. Sen1ce \nclWtd 1500
diiie., blt·m l'al'lp, da.ed Ad&.IQl/01 546-8710..
garage, doee to every RENTALS
tning, ~7947 or SU-0914 Apta. Unfurnished_
Huntington Beach S400Huntlngton B•ach S400
* * * * * * * * MOYE-FREE
lS milt rtdlu1 * HUNTINGTON PLAZA *
1 • l & 3 8.drom1
Low .. t OiJC. P11.
SATILER
MORTGAGE
336 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa
Ml Z.21n f\'1 5-06ll
17 Y r1. Harbor ArH
REPRESENTING
Western Mortgage Corp.
CallL Loon Correspondent
Metropolitan We 1.ns. Co.
&nd FIVE
Ma)Or Sa\·1ngs & Loan
Tract.,_.comml.-Apts.
WTD! to borrow $6<XX> for
~l.l~tt Buainen 11!1>1Y'
able 11t lust S200 ~ mo.
107'1 Int. 646-7634 a1\tr 6 pm.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
and NOTICES
~~~------~
c.m.nt, Concrete 6'00
PATIOS -?')() sq. ft, $99.50.
SauafactlOll Guaran~.
Call NOW ••• ~4.
CE~ work wanted. No
in Oualbed and Dilptay.
54.1--0965 .
PRACTICAL NURSE W&nLI
to catt tor older peoplr,
lt'nile, etroke • aleohollcs
842-3447.
JOb too small. RH.a. H. Stu!· DI.ITCH 1-dy -.nt1 rvmlne
l.Jck. U 8·8615 a.tur 4:30. wortc, an)' luod, babyai1WIK * CDNOlETE * or cleanllli, $2 an hour. Call
FREE ES'T'lMA~·NO JOB I 6'.2·2Slf. TOO SMALi-548-1801. COO--K-bou.se--k-ee-~-r-. _Uv_e_m
I pref. Ex~I. ref. Scand. de
Child C.re, cait. 54&S2ll.
Lfc•nMd 6610 I ~EDISH moO>f'r with
.
amall ti.by. O.y work. Ell:
Ruaooable ratr1,o ex«Uent oetlent ref. 64H18J.1.
care, hot lunches 6 D&P9· j Harbor Baker ~5000. BABYS'ITI'lNG, my home
546-1539. hot lunch, nape INB aru ' ) =========-1 Reu! lk No. 5232. 548·1800
Contractors 6620 EXPERIENCED w o m • n
e KNIGHT •
CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Commercial It Residenll-1
ADDITIONS I:
RE.'10DEUNG
l204 Npt, Blvd. Npt. Bch.
~
PA'MO COVE.RS
. . . ROOM ADDmONS
. . CUSTOM HOMES
All pha.8'-, Cen'l Coostr.
S,J.9.6.'160 or 84 7-9739
GEN' Bldg L'ontr • Catm,
comm'I. ret, ~mod'lc. ad·
ditiam, palnl'i · Ray Fra·
aurr. 646-15S8.
Day work Ref Own t:n.nap
5'U-0634 or 54'1-944.5.
MATURE ladlea would ltke
houaework b)' tM hour.
~ or 646·3836.
DAY work
541-2349
• also nite
DAY work. Guaranlttd.
543·2503.
8
DAY work 5 daya a Wttk
dependable. 541-0159 altPr 3 '
HOUSEWORK. exp, !'?I. S2
an hour. 645-6495.
DAY WORK E.xperie~
83H518.
O\mp.lOY hu optnll\i tar
ambmoua u.lesman deeirin&
Hiah Pay. MUil u.. iJl
Corona del Mar, Newport.
Of ~ta Meaa. OxD~
f'rinie Benetita. Pleue call:.
Mr. LUlnert at SCHil'lS.
Layton Soft Water Jne.
CAR SALESMEN
TWO e~per, dependable men
full lime. One tor new car.
one tor Wl!d car aales.
Com~nsaUon open. See
l\en Jolly. SOUTH COAST
McrI'ORS, 695 s. Cbut
Hwy. l...aiW\a ~ach.
BODY MANI TOP NOTCH
S 100()-mo po( ential P\ent )'
lilt model dten repe.in.
Blue Crom le urufonn.a
pe.xl ~Y week Rt'plit'll
coohden4al. CltW !'alnl I.
Body Sbop1C.\1. 6-16·~9.
~
MECHANIC
f' o r r~sist<lnct weldll\i
m~ muuaturr con·
tan a.uembltn MU6t be
capable ot loocb up work
on carbide tonnln& di8 6
have potential u alte Mr
pt"fVlaOr. S46-016I.
TEENAGER for ~ tinM
alter ldlool Ii v. eebftd&:
summer tu1l time, tor m&ln-
tenance tit de.ak work. Most
be capable ot dolJw minor
~pall'S-
KDl NlLES MCYI'EL
1 an 8a)'l1de Dr. N.B.
FRY COOK
f'Lsl . clean. Aie 21-35.
30 to 45 hn. per week.
A.wly btwn 11 AM Ii I P'M
Jolly Roger RHtaur•nt :.m MARINE AV&
BALBOA 151...AND
MAODNl.ST
Job &hop exp. Steady W'Ortl
In modem. wrU equ.lppe4
plant. Apply U1 penm.
EDLER lNDUST!UF.3
ZlOI Dove St Newport Bda.
DISTRJCT manaett kddJlc
tor route boys, near WU..
and Victoria, We« ot Hllr-o
bor. Agee 10 yf'An OC' <*Ser· eau Dally Pilot ut. n 1or
Ed Quinn.
YOUNG man will1n& to trav·
fl Gii ~ ata.nd. No
experimce nec.uary. Will
teadi. Car not neceaary.
Good salary. Call 67U&2l
btwn 10 am 4 l pm.
• Luncheon CHEF •
ror TI1e Ct-llilr Restaurant.
i'lO rorut Ave. Lqum
Beftcn.
4!M·~ for appointment.
PurchcninCJ AC)Mlt
wilh bollUni e~
Apply Mr. ScboonrnaMr
JENSEbl MARJNE CORP •
1781 Placentl11. C.M.
80AT MOLDERS
W11h upenenoe. Apply Mr.
Srhoonmaktt at I A.M.
J El'ISE'N MARJNE" COftP.
17Rl Placentia. C.M.
2 I: 3 bdrm1, firtp!Ace, cpU,
I< dflJI, elect d!Jhwuher,
diap., ptumbed for waaher·
dryer. Pvt peliot. Encl 1a·
rt.get • 11toraie
• Poolt-Prlvate Patios
Blt·lns. Balanced Powtr
Adult1 -Chilclr•n'1 Section
(Furnished Optional)
Found (Fr" Ads) 6400
KllTEN '1 or 3 mo old, blAck
and y,•tute. m1tle. round Ed·
warua It We-<tmiMler.
II K Wtllsey, Gen'l Cor)tr.
Specl'g in alterabona, 11ddJ·
lions, at~ 642-0856.
Job Wanttd
Men & Women 0 703
M.chtnlc
lube Man
Import elCPff'lt~ ~
Volvo. B ~.c. ONler. Call
646-9JO:l.
,
I •
M1-0ill~------....,.. Eltctriul VERY REASONABLE
Rental ollice on F'lllJllhlp Rd
(blhlnd Hoag HOl.)ltall
548--0723 $80 Up
FIRE WOOD. m~ V1c'lor11
cor d Newport Blvd and
Victona. ~bJDd Allied Elec· LICENSED ' uwured. Sma.LI
Irie. ~ jobl. main\ Ir repah
Reas. 548·~
324 Clay St., .Huntington Bch. 536-0331 FOUSD. OrAn!:" ~ white ======== Eutbluff Apartment• llf'Ulf-rl'd !leer i-at. eome Gardening 66IO
m Domingo Drtve, N.B. * HUNTINGTON SHAW * onl''" Pf'i. PleaJP c&ll Dllt.lncUve new 8a,y View rt1S..0076 hftore 4
Garden Ap!L w/pvt patio, LARtil::. G tr m a n Shtp
cl1>(./drl>S. blt-'IN, l car gar malr . Blk W1tan t~t. 21:..i
R.ec cent.er w/ pool. 1 BR SPACIOUS 1 • 2 -l & 4 Bdrms. Canyon Dr ~ VIC'loni
LAWN ruttll\l •180 nower
bed ~edlni. light haulina
ttMOO. ~-2860. ~·snl. '
trom $14S • 2 Bil, 2 ba from Patios, ltt.fns, lalancad pwr. MS-8514
Sl95. 644-l~ or 673416· Furn. or Unfurnlahtd I HANDYMAN • • lll repain.
2 Br • yrly Lo1t 6401 EJ~/ptl>g/rarp~ul. RH.I l'' t>.du. bll • Ins, ftplc, F $95 -, "0t"1n oocb" :'lel-1Tl3 cpta, drapes, pat •• 1150 mo. rom /\Li\SKA."11 \\hllt ll"mal,. SA· 1.=.=:::yw====-===
Balbw Bay Propertlr• 1793 842 .. 715 mo~l'(j 4 mns. \'IC Cl(K) blk H r 673
673•7420. 673-9187 1 Bell Circle, Huntington Bch. ., \'u·i""·' l\I ·~s· ~Ill~ _•_u_•_ng.;;.... _____ _ 0
rt~e-yoor-\\•n• 9'(1-'4hert' • l;ftA'. hi.tr ~ ·" "hllr Al! I t.1<;1rr OR llEA\'\'
Lh4J",.. looklni -OA.JL\' I * * * * * * * * n111ll' , n1 I ·1-Ml<l'fi ,. .. r llaulini: • (.'ll'!ln11p ••rtt r icl
PILA>T rl .. illlfd. Mi-61711 '.=:!l!ll!0~-====~'!!!!:=:!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-=~="=""!!!=~='; ·~A.~: rtr"11rd ,.w;.~m _ I T'fl0:0.11''1' Sforvirr ' !>4:'1·43:.'7
•
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MODELS nttded, aret 71 I
70, for portrait IUJ:l tlgur
claMH. Lquna Bch Schoo
ot Art • Offip. 494-1520.
0
e
I CHAUFFEURS. Ml ar part
Ume. f>tlone 646-5TU.
Now·s THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PltOf
WANT AD
I
•
%0 DAILY PILOT /Nrws·Pl't'st Tuf'Sd.-y, January 4, 1966
RANSPORT ATION T TRANSPORTATION fR~NSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION JOBS & EMPLOY M~N l JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS& EMPLOYMENT \\ERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TR.ADE
Htlp Wanttd, Men 7200 Job.-Men, ~7SOOJob1-Men. Wom. 7SOO ---------
MERCHANDISE FOR
~ALE AND TRA 0 E 8o at Sllp, Moorlnt 9036 lmpor1td Autos UMd Cart 9900 UMd Cars 9900 9600 .;...;...,;..;.._ _____ _
TV Te chnicia n
Ex{'t'llent opportunity with
l.n'H lar&f'lt 1trvlct com·
pa.ny Hlght>11t pay. Group
Insurance a. many fM1e
bmef1t.a.
DAVIS • BR.OWN CO . 411
F" 17th St , ea.l• Mt&.'!
548·3 us
--\.!EN 18 OR OVl::R
AWlY "°" '.\IESA CAR
WASH. 176 E . 17th, C M
Agencl .. , Womeft 7300
.., Your Locel Agency
Medi('SJ Recrpt-typiat 1 11rl
otc. S da.y .••••••• mo~;,o
Blckpr Jo'ull ~ t:hru TB
3 girl de . • . .. .. .. . 00-500
Dt-ntal Ass't exp. ctle1r &
typing, 5 day .. • . . . . . . l'iO
Pf'l't!Ol'l.Ml An't pla~ offlre
girls !or our ~llC'Y .. Ol>f'n
OaJ I Mr Llnciotn 673--0668
Sl"PERIOR A<~ENCT
Mayflower Agency
Uvt tn En1th1th doml'Slln
~1other's helpen -NaMtf'tl
Cook -Hou~kffJ>f'rs
NO AIR FARE
DU 7·5196 &l&.84n
F/C BOOKKEEPER
TO $4SO
-"'nt1quH 1110 MJ1cell1ntou1 8600
1•1.••
MAY CO.
CALIFORNIA
NEW
Sj.uth Coast Plaza Store
Now interviewing for permanent positions
m Selhng & Non Se~ling Departments.
Variety of work schedules availablellndud·
mg full time-short hour-day or nights.
583 W. 19th St.
COSTA MESA
Chamber ·of Commerce Office
BENEFIT PROGRAM INCLUDES:
e LIBERAL DISCOUNTS e HOSPITAL & SURGICAL INSU RANCE e LIFE INSURANCE e RETIREMENT PLAN e SICK PAY e VACATIONS & PAID HOLIDAYS
KAV!t.ANl) IWmop table
11etl111i for I lDct f'XtnLI,
allo • lowlY. Sl T!>. Al90
othtr antiq\ws; oolJt'Ctora
llMl9 In &Laa. Call IA,)'·
ume Tu11. Wtdnft, aft S
Thun. 714 • 893·7•.
Mualcal lnat. 112.5
CELLO
'SIZE~
962·378'l ~ 5.JO p.m.
Piano• '130
GRAND PIANOS GALORE
Seled from largeat stock In
OrllJ\&e County·New le uaed·
l\tmball, Steinway, Baldwin
Cluckennii. Knabe and oth·
rr1 Pnei!• a.nd terms a.re
ri~ht:
Glen llodson'a HAMMOND
Studio, 2954 E. Cout
H1way • OR 3-8930
CORONA DEL MAR
WURLJT'lER Spuiet piano,
•lightly ~. $<150. BEAOt
MIJSIC CINrER. 17404
Buch Blvd, 3 Biiai-aoutb
ol Warner, H.B.
5' BABY
AnOqut • c:bs09a Gnuldt
Plano. Call 543-3493 Mr
Rudd.
lRADE IN
YOUR OLD
RECLINER
On~ ol our NEW
.., TV Recllners
"" llodrer R.tclinera
"' Swivel Rocktr•
EXTRA 8JC i·JUD&lN
d wi.ng Janwiry Cleti.nUIC e
SU W. 19th. CM. 548-1 -154
17 WALNUT
NIGHT ST ANOS
SOME NEW -
-SOME USED
Your Choice $7.9
HOUSE OF Cl WAS A
nJRN.
5
~13 W.19dl. C~ ~548·1~
POOL TAB s
NEW ANO USED
1966 BRUNSWICK ~
"""" delivery ,\ iMt.allatlo
lro% ftnt.zlclng. We lllc
n .
e
trade-u111.
SECARO POOL
321 S. Main. Oran&e ~1992 * BRUNSWICK * New • Ueed Pool tablet
AllO Olin Optr. Bar tabla
FREE custom )OUlted cue
CH
ft
OICE morll&'e for up \0 26
lall ~ trullt'r, Wdo
Penn, An C. Kistler Co, m-4600.
Al 9100
!t()
Kl
LEARN TO FLY • SA VE
hr. $«>. ~ dual 20 IOlo,
tneJ. KJ'd. ldlooi. aqipUes.
64 Slcyiiawk. Eat&b. An' n.
~-
MolMle HCHMe 9200
RE ADY FOR HOUSEKEEP·
G ! 12 x 60 Moblle home
t-xpando, pord'lta .l awn·
IN +
a1
SI
h
96'
tnp. Con111rtely tum, Tt/ &
rwllo, dlebet, c:ookin& uten-
11, ru,p. Space 239, La
H I& Park. 18194 Bouc·
ard, Fountain Valley. nm.
'63
2
OWSADER Twin Ttn
Br. Beet otter tma. Can
1een ~enlngs, 6:3CHO.
7 Mc P'adden, IP 28, S .. A.
be
4U
C&ll 531-1693 549-3004 aft, 6.
Sh
LI
CJUFICE·Soll/ re-nt, op-
on lo bu)-. 48·8 w/lOx.14
CABANA l bdrm. Furn.
Ttadewinck T'rlr. Parle
~ 1234 Ext. HSI Ml 6-~0.
59
w/
u
ANGELUS l~ Trailer
adl&na, tum. 1500 Pla-
cmtia, #08, aft 4 pm.
8·&267.
OCEAN VIEW! lMMAC! '63
()iJ.sader llxti..;, 2 br, bell
loc . 646-8250 ""·
VOLKSWAGEN
REASON 1 NUMIER
CHEVROLET
'63 CHEV IMPALA Super
Spon E X T R A SllAR.P
CONDITION. L.olldtd with· ._u ewu lrw:ludln& radio,
he&ter, a utomahc tr~
ml.Ulon. Alr Cacdtlonln&.
bu\•ket lt"&LS, etc. "A ~al
llf)ftf kltt .. Shows l\neoat or
l'~ Ntw l'ar tra.dl:. Wa6
~ He's Your SPECIAL $1176
Authoriied e ROY CARVER e PONTIAC V.W. D.aler 1400 w. eout Hwy u a.J4S6
Th\t 11 m remt-IY lmpe>r· NEWP0RT BEACH
tut when buyln& a Volks· -.5-7_N_O_M_A_D_~-~·a-,-. -,220-~:-:H=-P,
wagen. Chick Jverton can V·S. Pwr-gllde Ir steering,
fully iuarat1lee )'Our V W. R&H. Special pwr-brakea!
to your satisfaction. Au· thorized part. and courte-Orig-eond. Sharp!! $1!ll5-
ous service are pan of Pvl·Pt.Y. 64&-7891.
your &Uara.ntee. '65 QlEV. lmp11.l1, 9 Pau.
_,•~Ar ,_ 11. • ...,._ Wagon. Loaded • fllC'tol")'
llAl.IOA ......... llir cond. Onl,y SJalt>. Cail
~-433(). 3124 Cooh~ AVt"·
C.M.
'63 IMPALA 2-DR.
ALL EXTRAS! XL.NT·
COND' OR 5-0162
CONTINENTAL
'ST CONT"L MARK 11
ORIGINAL BEAUTIFUL
COND! J367'!>. 642-5040
COMET
FORD
'60 •·ord 2 door With
air. GREAT SI lAPEI
$450 S4.H822.
MUSTANG
60' MUSTANG ronv. Wbtt..
Alr • cond. PS·B lmmacl
Pvt • p(y, $255(). m.-1.311.
OLDSMOllL!
"62 Olds Super 83 Holidl1
Coupe, BEAtrrlF'UL CO]'l·
DJTION TIIRU • OUT.
LOADED with all extraa
lnt:I full power, ateetiti,
brakes. wtr¥1ow,, &-way
~at, factory air t..'OndlUon·
ing t"k-Extra tharp, atis·
inctl new car tradt-"Showa
tineat of care." E.x~
al value. Wu n9!li.
Special $1887 ·· e ROY CARVER ••
PONTIAC
1400 W. Cout Hwy. U 8··
NEWPORT BEACH ·!
62 OldamobHe •
S1a.rfire convertible, t u~
power, tactory air, •utl:>t JP
H. Beautilul candillao ~
out. Speda1 at UMS. :
G & M Motor c.. S.
1501 Ntwpon Blvd. •:
C01St& Men ~
"" '65 01..DS 98. •
&-vf"f&l ex~Uent 0Jl>0!1uni·
tll'S avlJlab)e tn &adJ
an>a. ;'\: t-wpor1 Pe rsonne I
i\!:"OC'Y 833 Dovt>r Dnve
NB
lntervitwl'19 Houri-Monday thru Frid•y
9:30 A.M. to 4 P.M.
UPRJG HT Play"' piano
" I rol1a. Good cood.alion.
$350. * 536·TI37 with each table. Expert cu e Mo 9300 '61 COMET 4·dr Wgn. $795
Xlnr c;ond., R.JH, auto,
w/s'w. rack. bt"lta, t ic.
~-0186.
tt" ALL EXTRAS! ~
&tl-3870 An Equal Opportunity Employer 8135
A table repa.i rs.
~ Bffch Biiii.rd Suppl OOA s. Main s.A. 5'7-09
Help Want9d,
_w_o_m_•_n ____ 7_400_ Help W1nt9d,
Women 7400
Gulbr•nHn Or9an1
I A511nciH, M, W 7600 333 £, 17th, C.M. 646-4-033 ~FOAM!
for "Do It yourwU"
TAX ASS1SlANT
FClf~ 1~ la.>.
rt'tun9 • 1ntf"r"Vl~'\ni tAX
rll!'nt.a. Exl>f'r. ~.
Wm Smtlf'y, '>t> 1362 anytime 646·96F6 ----PART TIME WORK
··A \'CY.'l CALLfNC: '
tan rum you.r ume into PX·
l"('l!f'nt ~ings.
530-5860
SECRETARY
n wrd'hon. elcctJic t;ypPNM·
rer. 1 o m e bookbt11in&·
~for Int~.
MARTIN ••• 546-1195
Expe rienced W•ltrtll
APPLY BTWN : 2 &
.5-PM
SNACK SHOP
21012 OCEAN AVE.
Ht 'NTINGTON BEAOI
NURSES AIDES
Full Time
All Shlfta
Cc>sla Mesa <:.onvalmct'flt
1 ,p11al fi61 Center J;t.
I V.-9679 ~9-3048
• l>Pl.".\~GS in J*:fani A
• ptttlQ'\ tor cenmic ID·
d .stry Apply
l r¥1u.strlal Cay Product>
18765 f'1berP.a Rd.
H~8"c:h
XPER Wai~. 25-3!>.
:'\eat appearenoe. Apply In
pt'T'IOO, 9 am • 10: 30 am.
SURF .l SIRLOIN ~
TAURANT, ~ WEST
COAST Hwy, NB.
SECTS & l;ypl5t&, t.edl. IBM
""~· type. 2 yn. exp. Nf'W·
port Beach atta. Da,..,
Temp. Sva. 740 S. Broed·
way, L.A. n~Jll~.
EXPERIENCED JlOlllff fll!W·
in~ maclune oper&IX>l"I want·
l'rl. Tl"lunf!ff l)eor.na: C'Of\.'! idl'r.
fd. Apply 29C17 s. o..lc Ei t .•
S A.
Kl~ help and house·
kerper, for Newport Con·
va.11.'t!Cmt home, apply In
per90n. 16!0 ~cc, New-
port Beach.
\\ 0 \IA '1 to wwk ln Dnnut
Shop part·tlme. Apply: Win·
rht>ll 1 Donut HOl.IM. 2!M7
HIU"hor Blvd. C ~1 .
~'"XP BOOKKEEPER-
TEl.LER.
a l"'P 1Y 1fl pt-1"8l)Q US N abonal
Bank. 302 &th St. HB
E:XPERJESCED med.ac.N
~tllry/~~ P..f'f-
"~ rpquirl'd ~ary
Clp"'r\· I>ally Pllol Box .\1·2'!16
nRUGSTOR.E c:-l'M-k~ood
pa,y &: tn111tl' ~nl"filr; prP· ·
IP'f' up, 9-12 11m Call
~O or 1·5 rm Citll
515·7742.
PRACTICAL nlll'lt, cau tar
f'lderly lady parMimt, hv"
IJI. ror rurttitt mlo call
673·0M'l. •11 pm.
MATUR:f!" «'Oiil8ti, 'fiOme ·&
dn.ld catt, Pf""ltlaMnt. s.:f>.
Call Ot'W 962-2369, Yam·
1205 RUTH RY AN AGENCY Ttlevlslon ~-~~~~~~-
upholstertnr • cut while you
wait· FRED A MEL'S ASSEMBLER
With l year recent exptti
e nce 1n wfre ~ or
Oilble us~mbly. Must be
ahll' to work lo MJlllMy
and ~ASA qualily N'
qw~ts. ?l;ASA cert1
hcauon preterTI'll.
Pllie.u oootact:
~ut. w. E. KJ..I:llGE.R
HUGHES
Electronic Product•
Division
An equal oppoct unity
employer-M It F
Assembler Trainee
Glul \0 met.al W'&l ~pt.
Senonic
Instruments, Inc.
Two SoeJety
Writers
One ol Orange County·, fa.st·
Ht iJ'Owin& D'°""!Jlaper&, re-
q\lll'tll ambitioul Sooety re-
pc:rtns. Prefer experience
on head wntlng, make • up
c\ knowledg1t ot camera.
Send bnd retAJme to Per-
llOllnel MaJ\agt>r , Daily Pilot.
P.O. Box 187S, Newport
Besm, CaUf.
GENERAL
MOTORS
Ex;>erienctd Service Depart·
mtnt outlier. Good worldnit
CIOllditJON , good aa.lary
Ple!IM! Coots.ct :'\Ir Johnl<'ln
at Sl.anltlury Bwck tor in·
tel"Vlf'W. 548·T76a.
LVN (2)
All l!Chilt$, modem l'Ol1Va1es-
cent hcsp1tal. Salary ro~
mt-nsu.rtle "'11.b e"q>enenc-e.
Looking foe a Job?
Come in today tot
putOnalJzed let'VIC"e·
New Llst1n~ Daily
1793 Npt .. C '.\1. 646-1854
17931 Beach Bl,·d ~7-9617
lo.a:! W. 17th, S A. 547-64SI
MERCHANDISE FOR
SA LE ANO TRADE
Furniture
LOOK
LJVR.'1 suite French Prov,
lx>1gp hNJ\ .t<lt upholatery,
4 Po~ter 6 pu't'C! bedrm tel,
110lld mahog, all ex cood.
• 67:1·:.!ln) PV1•n111i.t~·
RA'ITAN couch, chaJr--&-o-t·
roman $3(), \\ alnul oolONd
dlnt>tll! Mt & 6 ctlaJ!'I $40.
OR~
WHITE leather-sim"mons
bed-divan $lj(), Blue naugh
reclll'lE'r noo. ;,.l&-0'1411
548-1117
Off ie41 Fu rniture 8010
BARGAl!llS tre1ght dama&ed
0U1ce IW1l. APtna o.>~k.
1424 N. Harper. SA 531-7370
ln wrvict ITaUlimi. Apply Garant Salt 8022
111 penon. Newpon llarbor ----·-------
Convaleaoent Home la5.';
Suptn or Ave.. Jl.ewport
Beach.
Jobs-Mtn, Wom. 7SOO
BEAUTY
OPERATORS
CO:\IPANY BE.N.l:YIT'S
Call Man~rr al MIH!!l19
GARAGE u lt. 869 Coniftsl
C ;\1 be~ ff>n \\ 1laon & Vic·
t<lna, oll PlaC"enua Sat ,
Sun., Mon . 'I\1es Ouh1rPn's
rnys, ph1yprn. <Xld ch8.Jr, 2
whl. htkP, J whl rnke, ~·
fns.t 1 lW'W ms: mach. Best
offer 1 R1'o m.~c I 642-4388.
SAT Sun lOc • S!O. Qua!.
cloth('ll, ,)t'Welry. books, HC·
Srr Sat Dimc-a·L..ine. 2005
M1rnmar Dr . Balboa Penin.
lf\iacellaneous
FOAM PRODUCT'S. 221 4
Newport Blvd ., CM. 60-3971
WANTED
20 GA SHOTGUN
Kl .5-208 3 ------
n
el
I
IO
c.
6.
1-TWO clop, 1 Shq>-O>Ule,
)'1'<>ld. 1 ~r-P1x>, 2-y
old. All lhots. To Fama
w I dilld Ir Largt yard.
r·
ly
'46-7294. l/ 6
l l...oYable ~ OMd &ood
homa One la si-rt poodJ e,
7 IDOdt» old. Qhrr ll
mootha okL OLll ~ 1.593.
6
6 COMPLETE WOl1lell·1 Patty 11
Seri AulCJCJ"aPb &OU dub1. '""'ru.,..,G:--~-. ---~---&Ui
Complete Maa'a GOLJi'· q . All ltlOta and In iood
CRAf"f m>m Ir 4 POWER.. balth H~n A gm.
BILT woods. Ind cart le tJe w1th dli.ldren. ~
bag. 54H885. 11 6
3-TA.KL IOll away tile Blue A.KC Register. Onhua.hua
LuWe way trom CarpeU year-<Xd ma.le. Frft to iood
and upholstery. Rau ~-home. 54!>-4126. 1,
tnc ~JlOO'f' $1· Kirt>y G
-lldwe, Harbor Shop'( Oitr, f"ll l:.:E female, all shots, lov
01 ablt d<>&. l"' yevs, booM -
NIAGRA port. deep Maa· broken. Kl ~.
sager. Melmac at>t dishes,
1 • burner elec • hot plate,
Pn>Murt ~r. Mt.SC-
Comll\g\\ art', Copper cook·
ware, Balong pans, 642-6919
KEN~ORE top • loadmg
"'ash mach $73. 1 pr gold
drapes 96 X 34 $7.5(). Al~
Beautiful 120 bus accor·
d.lon. ptarl \'rbt. Only $S .
5-iHY.!27 Alt 5 pm
CABINETS. lat.chen or balh.
New bll'Ch or uh NStom
burlL About i., price.
&11·5017 or 646·2156.
UPHOI.Sn:RI.NG • S79.SO, 2
pc (European craltsmenl
~ est , dPI, ptclrup. 215
Main. HB. "Berny" 536~
9xl5 "OASJS" Tent
with awning porch. Brand
new' Cost . $175. Will take
SIOO. 646-7891.
0
D
Miac. Wanttd 161
HIGll.ESI' PRICES PAI
FOR QUALITY CLOTH.ES
213-437-8101
S'#ap 1790 -------26 Ft. Cablll Oul.MoT. Tr~ ror VolUwaRtn or ? Call
673-65:>5. eve..
Oog1 182 s
& WANT Doine, amalJ yoon
male, will iJVe best of care
love &. home. Da,y1
.
OR 5-1393.
t,
~
LOST ailver loy poodle S.
mo·old. AM to Bridget
Vic R.epubhc Hmea, Mn
Venle. 546·9746 alter !> p.m
.
e
2 n -Y u r • oJd CHI.HU A
HUA. Fine markings. Mal
Worth $250. SELL tor $50
All paper11. 673-6875.
-BEAGLE PUPPIES
AKC 347.9490
~tODELS nttdl"(I. 11gf'« :ll to
70. for Jl')t1 raJt and ftl!UJ'!'
de.&51's Laguna lkf-1 S<tvlol
n( Art ti: 1)(-~gn. Jt).t·Jr1~
~RN $50 to $'..'<Xl • mo m
llPftrf ome. No PxpPr. ntt
WON on QIJ1 z Sh<7,v. M<>-A_p_p_li_an_c_n ____ S_l_OO hawk carpet. 12x1.> Brand TRANSPORTATION
&JS.~
• RENT • ~~IC'« " oolcw. Boah & Yachtl 9000
Bt:AUTY opPrator "ittl fol· \\'a,hert. c:in'l'n. rdrigu·
~mg. Day&. 642·~. 79'1 ators, ranges. d1sh\~ashen,
Center St. C 1\1. _ T.V ·5, wuh opllon 1.Q l>W ..
F\.:LL & PART TI.\11:.: chi.!!( at 1 later date. For
College Planning Program11 rurtht'r 11\formauon c8ll
P 0. Box 18'1, Costa ~lesa
MACHIN lST ToolJ!, none ;9' DORSE.I Cab -crulfft'
O\lfl1' $25. DuaJ-Qadmarufold '62 JohnliOll T5 -hp W • trlr
(or 5.1 Of 57 Cad. $]..). Aaking nsr~ §42-4563 eves.
54&<?4fb
MOVL..;G! Ever;rt~ gun!
7100 CORAL PL. J\l'B.
Sailboats 9010
l81D Vall~.
FUU. h~ aaH.wama.n fC'lr Schools-Instruction 7550 ~~
8'J(lrWwP&r !!Mp, Pxp ~}y! ~
()p<-n 1~2 pm Mon thru fu.
SOLID Olt"rry Cabinet -1V
or bar • lAu~ docn. 38x
77xTJ. ~ 67J.1283.
62-18' Malibu Outrigger
Unfinished. New ma.maall
673-4D a.ft. 6
The Sport Nonk, 4111 E . 17th
St. C~
BABYSlTl'ER ,.,.anted. my
hornr. 2 rtitldrf'ft P 11 r I
timr ~}AA a(tPT 5 p.m.
MA 1 t 'Rt·; womM cart of
elciPr b1c!y llvP in 5 <fay
wrri<. sn;, mn. 549-1096
POLLY PRIEST
BUSINESS COLLEGE
A 1ehool of distinction -
complete SECRETARIAL
TR A J N 11\G · l!lJl"Cializcd
11hort SllbJCl'ta • typing •
Nionhand. 3~ N. NeY. pon
Bh d l'\B. MS.9723.
HSEKl'H llvP In. c:-an tor .-r\·rf:\G~O U:SSO:'\'!' *
3 chil<lrt·n, S'lO wk , relC'f'· Chilcoat'' Quick EZ mr1hod
~ ••. J()-0333. 173 Del M11r LI 8·18.j9
lb.~I Harbor Blvd.
Costa .M~a 642·3450
Open 9 t1. 9 • Sun 12 to 6
REFRIGERATORS
Pl!ILCO & AO\llRALS. all
moc1rl~ Brand nf"\.\. fully
guarant.ee<l 'In cn!iii ™"dro
-pny $j 1\(•f'k!y. All you
n,.ed to buy from ml' 1a a
]Oh.
REFRIG apt sue, Adrmral.
yr old, hke oew $75; Bunk
beds, gl! cond. 548-til.97.
SPOT CASH + BLUE CHIP
ST AM PS for good turn/
appl. 531·7MS.
-Upholstery & uphol.
Hwing. 30 yn exp.
F11rn. for sale. 642-5876
Call 1-:l !HM.'> or ll-1''-1214 nO\'AL El "'-"ri I LTVE • In hoo.13t"kl't Pfr, rart " " "" • ,,.,~ ter w
ror 2 YOUni inrl~. st.artmg Agencies, M. W 7600 lablr. Mc-el. dmd. 646-4.2li0
Sl.25 month, 5.1.6-J lllJ
rxPER ~al-~re1ary
:-.ltwPOrt Bt'am Oftlre
64'i·!lf,l.I
RESTAURANT JOBS AntiquH 1110 -::::•~ft:-:r=r :"'."5 _30""'. ,,,-----_...-
Rm' At. l:)('f' TYJl"' r1rrr w / F'I RF.:PLACE wood, dry eu·
A11hlr. t'<~I rond 31'>-42ti0 t:al,)ptua. Ption. ~·7W. I ..o" Fl11t • l°"
OUR 20TH YEAR
111111 '.II ST\ TllO Cnurh !H'rfrct •1>nd
\I \JTR~~,;--!n-:111~ -I I I 1111 •lt /\I .J •,1 i lllAI lllH'l'I f;.l'l-~111, r h11r1t•• ~;fl ··" 'J7'i ,,,, 6 p OI
nlrl 11f!Ply ~t\l.M'n ·1 ll'l ,~.,,~· II•\ ,\ 'I·\' ir \uur •rt. lhl'l'I "" h11rk aml Hl'l 1'1 \(~ IH>ncl tir, ,.11•
:--__ "r_cl_1c_· _, _1~_1()(_1 _A_dil_'_' !'>_._<_"l~-'-'"_<>_n_ .. _.i_it_\J_.,, __ ,_' _'' ':....~ ....... • 1 ll•tr n In th t11 l'hnnf' rlni:' I 1 thJ•t•is Pholl<' . ..1~·71>\:•
' 1
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UOO. l 4. No 1236.
complrte wiOI trlJlrr
$1250. 673-7980
Power Crulttrs 9020
BARGA I NI BARGAIN I
WA:-.'T a winter bargain!
Almost new 111' Starcraft
cabin cruiser. Johnson 75
hp outboard, new ahortllne
lllt trailer. 50 hOUl"I on boat
&: engine. MaJ!e olftr. After
6 pm 67>1415
27' °" PflS Sl> a Ski tf E'xp rtM
Crw.se.r. Ball.Jr bilge pump.
m~!Pr sw11ched, IOl\ar. ton
man\ t'\'frlUI ,,, m1·n1 ''"
s; ru1 repl•M"m,.nl ro't
\\ I '~
711 •ol! !•I:. 11m ur 1•m
'GS HONDA
160
"
cc. Scrambler bars, hill
atrttt p1pe1. Low miles,
t-new. Kl >1978. Ilk
'66
Will Buy CORVAIR
$.>195. o.ys, 646 ...
* 'tia OLDS~. VI MOCQr,
low mileage, P/S, R/H. ;
SACRIFICE! KI ~
100
HONDAS save $50 to UOO,
% tin, frtt del, factory
a.rranty. 213-326-1461. col. w
'60 CORVAIR.. 4·dr, auto.
Your Volkswa&en or Porsche tnN. jtood cond. Ir utts
A pay top dollan. P ald fur RAH J:flO. ~9-02'l7 an 5 pm.
or not. Call Mr. Allen.
PONTIAC • .
·ig Pmtiac Bome'rillt ' .,.
hardtop. Low mUeqt..
~. Ntwr bM9
aold or~ Nt
eqwpped Mth all mnt.
1.oola like brand MW• °"" ~value. Waa $4t6 •
'64 HONDA Scrambler. Xlnl·
cond: Extru! Must aeil!
$«<>. 64&-04lll ---673-1190
'65 vw ..c<JN. 5IXXl -ml. T ruclu 9500 $1900. SEE: 233 Momin&
'64
:t.
FORD i, T~. 6 cyl. 61, ~. CdM. rvmlnga,
bed 23,IXXl ffil. RI H cust. -=O=R=5--0737==· =====
cab
cl ' camper :<trd.l ve-ry Autos Want9d ean. Sl4.95 547~74. 97G\l
Ca m~n 9520
'63 vw ~. C'OlllPlete
1500 tlJI:. 24,IXXl mi
Uke new. 644-00!iS. -------Im porttd Autoa 9600
APOLLO
HO
S4!e
LL YWOOD Sporu ear.
: 2801 Alta Vista Dr. . ~ NB .
E NGUSH FORD
SU R.FER SPECIAL. 1$7
~llah Fon! Wqoo. Goo8
d. board nd Ind.
~-
con
-HILLMAN
'61
u
HILLMAN M.lnx.. Xlnt -
oondl Avail ald d Jan.
6-9789 btwn 6 It 7 pm.
JAGUAR
WILL IUY
clean P'orelin ti: Domestic
cara. Call Bob Hiihamilb
642--4874
COST A CAR CO.
1969 Harbor Blvd .. c .M.
Used C1r1 9900
SEE AND 110
On our repoa. U. S. Nal'l
Bank. 5'h le Olive, H.B.
,,,, '154 snJO!: Com•
mandt"r
ti' '60 DAIMLER
BUICK •• 64 XK.E ~-Juat lhip-·&e SKYLARK IPQrt oaupe
from .E:nsland· 'l'IXXl mi· f ac al.t. al I pwr. buc:lm H-1
$3800. OR >51163 aeat.a. la t"D&· Ex cood. Poijy
M ERCEDES BENZ cwi.en. !14M424. '63 BUICK RM t-ra. Wh~
You
WHY BUY A USED
Mercedn
hav
Every Xtra. Top Cood. Low
Mileage Priv. pty. Call
days 673·~ t"VH. 646-2831
'64 SKYLARK/Like ~!
'62 CORVAffi MONZA
4-SPD. GOQO.COND•
srio. * ~264
DODGE
1963 DODGE Station Wagon.
Rad.lo. he a t e r, standard
tra.n!i.llltssion, 1 owner. like
new.
$1195 •
Special $3495° e ROY CARVER e
PONTIAC
10> W. Cout Hwy. 1J. a.-
NEWPORT aEA01 lob Dunn Rambler
174.5 Newport. Costa MeH PONTIAC '56 2 dr. )'9ilow
548-9307 staoon wagon. auto. trm1o
$225. 642-GJS. C.M.
FALCON
'63 rtmJRA conv. Xlnt·
aond! New ttru. 1 owner.
Sacrltlce ! 642-3487.
'60 FALCX>N, 4 dr. aed~ RI
H. Automatic. Qeen. cntap.
~2Sn.
FORD
RA MILER
'6C STATION WAG.
R.&H. H,ydrunat.ic. Good·
cond! ~! $500.
847-43T7.
'59 RAMBI..ER 4-0R.
Good work car, NfM' ttiw.
R&H ~-646·~ evs .
STUDEBAKER
'64 Ford COUNTRY SQUIRE ---------
ltation w&&0n· BEAUTIFUL '59 LARK. rood cond, must
CONDITION nlRU • OUT. sell, make otter. Call
Loaded w11ti evny extra in· 6'Th-2225 &her 4 pm.
d RIH, automatic, power .:::=======;:
.Uerine. bnkH , tailcate
e tc. "Showa ti.nest ol car..
Look& It tu111 like DPW."
Local Ol'l(U\&] new car
trade. Priced to adL Waa
~
Special $2253 e ROY CARVER e
PONTIAC
1400 W. Cout Hwy. LI 8-3466
NEWPORT BEACH
'63 Fon! Gall.Xle 500 XL
R.lft~' a.utom&tic trans.
power steering. New tires.
Pertect cond. $16$.
st~l.587.
T·BIRI>
'57 T·Blrd. Auto. R/H.
pl 1. p/b, p/w It aeai..
Vmyl covued hard top.
Turvleau. Nl!'W pt.int.. C'ptl..
uphol., mlllDel"I, radiator,
trans. 1 O'WneT'. prlvat.t
party. S.2.200 673-3169.
TEMPEST
•
don't know about. We
• many we know abou1
lhey are zuarantl!td. Set
aelect1on. our
Samti<:'P' P-S. Vinyl-mt.
$19'J5 TusU ~ '64 F'ord Falrlane 4 dr· &rn· ( n) !>4-4· 1 station wagon. Auto. lraM.
J lM SL.EMONS lmporta
120 w. Warner
Sant a Ana ~4
'64 Dix. 7·puc \.\'ill., l.500
ea. H,IXXl act. m1. 1n IK'n
n '°"' cood. $1495. Dir.
642 -0128.
'6l BORGWARD 2 -dr. 47,IXKJ
ml. In tac orig rond.
. Dir &U-0428.
act
$49:>
MG
DRAFTED I
'5& M G. New eng. new trans,
ec, tap, wlnng, starter,
.. fuel pump. Mint cond.
aacnf1ce Going to Vil!t
am In 30 days. n oso. or
ofter. 646--3063. Before
A M. titer 6 P ~.
ltr
&en
Will
N
beat
ll
PORSCHE
'59 PORSCHE 1600 N -c:pe.
G OOD Shape/ BEST Otter!
7122 or ~. 536-
v ., OLKSWAGEN
4 VolkswaCJ•n
ll, W/W. U~ new, R .\
WND ••••••••••••
On ly $39.83 Mo.
-nxrr nn&riCiii.g rr deiired.
S"'l/sida
AUTO CENTER
1 it! Harbor Blvd., C.M.
evn . & Sun. 642-4733 Op.on
'6S VW Sedan
Extra low mileage. Revert
l'tldl o. Chrome rear wbeela.
11c. cond. Front It rear
on bars.
Imm
tensi
-c:_an 673-4309 aft. l
'65 VW Sf'd. WSW, Radio.
L1kr N'}o;w ! Pvt·p&rty' 532
WARD Rd. OdM. SEA
'61 VW Delwce Bui. Xlnt-
New f'ni, Brakes. cond'
Bear 11\il!. Outcll. OR J.1704
CADILLAC
'61 Cad. DeVille
cialt"·
Only $1995
100..,., financing 11 ~1rtd.
AUTO CENTER
1.CMJ. Harbor Blvd., C-M .
Open Eves. tl Sun. 642-4733
• 1956 CADILLAC e
4-DR. $EDAN Deville
Factory Air conditionin1
• LOW-MILEAGE
Requires some m1nor repair
• PRICE $2'9.
e CALL Kl M337
e AFTER 6-PM
e PVT·PTY
Sed&n. Fl.Ill)' equipped, fac-
tory a1r. inutMlcula~ con-
dition, W1JT11.ntttd. $5895.
Allltt MOTOR CO.
Oldsmobil .. Cadlllec
ll50 So. Cout H1wa,y
LAGUNA 8£AOt ..,
HY 4-1~ Kl 7-3103
llri6 CADD.J..AC Power
ateerlnc. power bnkes,
power ~ f6 way) Air con·
ditionlng OnginaJ. lmmacu·
late ln!!lrrle and out. 633--0156.
'62 CAD 4~. F'ull pwr,
Fcty -Air . 25,00!rml. 1 -ow•
ner. Extra d ean! $ml.
M2·m2
1964 Cpe de Vlllt, Sierra gold
color; lmmac ln.sliit" It out.
Full r11c. pwr, Mtti\. xlnl.
orig. owner. $-4250. 67~·3251 r '56 CAD 2 • DR. r GOOD -COND!
( REAS! 675-3463
'52 CAD exctU cond, SU-2973
SJ50 equity. Take ~er ~
mo. paymt11tl. 642-4388.
'35 FORD wag. N'°"' rebulll
motor, 11ea1 covers, good
urea. 8arpin ! S250-644-lOllS
9900 U19d Cua
Make o~ can . . . Set them •II!
lnvtatlgate Our LINCOLN PLAN 11
Dn. Pymt. No Problem -
We Carry Our Own Con: :-am
SI AUSTIN H EALEY "dltr.
Convt. Canary Yellow. &ha rp ••••••••• t 10tt
'57 T RIUMPH Rd.tr. New Paint. lharp •• t 7M
'H TRIUMPH Road1ter ................ • 2tl
'80 TRIUMPH T R3 Roactat•r ........... • 9"
'5t "ENAUL T 4 Dr. 1ed•n ............. • 3H
'60 Rl!NAUL T 4 Dr. aedan ........ , ••••• 441
'61 FIAT 4 Dr. Mdan, R • H , ........... SH
'80 VOLKSWAGEN l ta. Wag. New Paint t Ht
'H VOLKI WAGl!N 2 Dr. R•H ........ , •• 611
'&t "AMBLER American 2 Or. aedan.
Auto. R la H. New tlree ••••••• , .... • 4H
'5t RAMIL£A 4 Dr. aedan.
IUnd. trana. R la H • .. .. • • • • • .. • • • • &ti
'II ITUDE. Ila. Wag. R•H ............ t IH
'N PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. Hdtop.
VI, Auto., R la H. P /ateer .••••• , • • • • • 4H
'51 C HEV. 6 cyl. lta. wagon. Auto. R" H t &It
'80 C H£V, Impala Con11t. VI, Auto., R la N t ltt
'I I CH~V. 8 1ac.yne_2 Qr, 11da.n.
I oy • Auto., R .. H ........... , • , • • • a ltt
'12 CHEV. Monza 4 Dr. Md. Auto., R & H I IH
'12 CHEV. lkl Air 4 Dr. Mdan. VI.
Auto. R " H. Air cond .••••••.••.• , • t 12tl
'U CHl V. Monu Con11t. Auto. R & H •• t 11tt
'f4 CHEV. Impala 2 Or. Hdtop. VI , Auto
Power steer. R & H .. .. .. • .. • • • • • • I 17H
'11 FALCON 4 Dr. aed. R & H
Auto. Air oondltloned •.•.•••••• , •• , , t ltt
'12 FALCON F utura 2 Dr. Md.
Auto. R • H ............... , •• , ••• t 1091
'f4 FALCON 2 Dr. a cyl. Auto ........ ., • 121t
'5t FORD Cntr y, aedan. VI. Automatlo.
R & H. Power ateer. & bra kea. Like newt HI
'60 FORD 4 Dr. Hdtop. VI. Auto. R & H
Power ateer. Air cond. Very clean , •• • 791
'10 T·BIRD. Full pwr. Air cond ..••••••• t Ht
'61 FORD 8tarllntl' 2 Dr. Hdtop. VI.
Auto. R & H. Power ateer .•..•••• , , t Mt ·u MUSTANG Convt. 6 cyl. Stlok. R .. H
W /W tlru . Only 11,000 ml lea ...... t 22tt ·u MUSTANG cpe. V8, 2&0 engine.
AUTO. R & H Pow _. t a ·59 U • t r .,eer .• • • • • • • • 2 .. ~ IT DE. Sta. Wag. R&H .•• , ......... t Stt
• fill' VW BL'S
' BFS'I' 0~
I CALL Gl--H7IO
I
CHEVROLET
-~m;o.m m. Cam. Solid~ COSTA CAR CO.
ColVf'lle trans •11 n-ar encl CLEANEST CARS IN TOWN
ti! V\\ tH_LL \;1:,-14;,o C&Jl MB-i~7 • 1969 Harbor 81vd., C.M. 6-42~874
rn ''>sf>ORTf n s'l'r; ·~vi cm vr lmpal11 C''°"'1 OPEN 9 TO 9
i.;: ··m2 d~l~ :l-l'i·f\."1'\7 rvp<. I tran1portAt1on ~2-f'-17:1 1 .................... ...
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