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VOL 61, NO. 'I 0, 4 SECTIONS. 40 'A&ES
Tests SU&rtied
Shaky Hippie
Dies Following
Newport Arrest
By BRUCE BENSON
Of Ille l)ellr ,. .... hlft
Doctors today began toxicology tests
lo learn why a 19-year-oid hippie -
shaking and unable to walk -died
in Orange County MedicaJ Center late
Marine Plane
Wreck Found;
20 Feared Lost
BATTLE MOUNTAIN. Nev. (AP)-
The barned wreckage of a Marine
transport plane was found today in a
steep canyon on the rocky slope of a
Nevada mountain where it crashed in
a blinding blizzard.
There was no sign of lire in the
canyon.
The plane was var:ously report~d
carrying 18. 19 or 20 men on a fiigbt
Wednesday from Denver to Seattle,
Wash.
Tbe C54 transport hit at the 9,400
Coot level on the east side or Mt. To-
bin. and sUd into an inaccessible can·
yon.
''Nobody could have 1mrvived this,"
a search pilot reported.
There were skid marks on the char·
ret! spot on the mountain where the
plane hit. less than an hour after iu
pilot reported that icing conditions
were forcing it down below the 12,000
foot level.
Ml. Tobin towers 10,000 feet In
sparsely settled northern Nevada. tt
is 32 miles southwest of Battle Moun·
lain.
Sheriff Geo r ge Scbwin of LandeT
County reported Crom the de10late,
11now·covered mountainside at 9 a.m.
that hill i;earch party was trying to
fi nd a way down into the steep can·
yon.
"I don't know if we can," he said.
"We may have to get a helicopter to
land there instead."
The wreckage was found at day·
break. 18 hours after the crash.
The sky was clea.r in contrast to
the blinding snowstorm that forced
the Marine pilot to fly on instru·
ments, iced up the plane wings and
drove it down into the mountainside.
The plane was on a lo.day Western
tour from the Quantico Marine Base
in Virginia. It took off Wednesday
from Buckley Air Field in Denver,
for Seattle.
The pilot reported at l :~ p.m. that
he was losing altitude. A farmer in
the remote area heard a "boom and
roar" between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.
'>ut could see nothing because of the
lllzzard. First report of the wreckage came
(See WRECKAGE, Paie 2)
Wednesday aft« bis arrest in Newport
Beach for poasession of marijuana.
Police said an autopsy performed
on the body of Steven Clyde Btollier,
of Azusa, was unable to pin down
the exact cause of deril.
Brollier was tramported to the
hospital when be started shaking at
Newport Beach ci ty jail shortly after
he and a friend were arrested at
33rd Street aod Lake Avenue.
Tentative reports indicated tbat
Brollier possibly bad gulped a large
quantity of methedrine, known by its
users as "speed."
The bigb powered drug, police said,
la conaidered dangerous e n o u g h
among those who take it to have
earned the maxim: "Speed kills."
Neither Brollier nor bis frjend £d· •
miUed possessing drugs, according to
Assistant Police Cbief Merrill Duncan.
"We asked Brollier Wbat be bad
t.aten and bow much, but Ulere was
no rnponse," Duncan Uid. ''We aaked
his fr.iend, Mid be told ~~ 'Drop
dead.'"
Brollier stopped breathing at the
hospital shortly after be was admitted.
Doctors revived him through heart
muaage but the youth succumbed
a second time at 5:18 p . m . ,
permanently,_
He was arrested in the company
of John James "Buffalo Bill" Kelly.
20, of 300 34th St., after Officers
Charles Holt and Neil . PurceU said
the pair was staggering along the
street.
"God no, 0 God," Brollier reported-
ly said when Officer Purcell ap·
proached him. ·
Police said the two began to waJk
away briskly, then ran half a block
before they were halted by Holt and
Purcell
Brollier fell onto his hands and
knees, then was handcuffed, according
to Assistant Chief Duncan.
Before he was halted. however,
Purcell sajd the suspect removed what
appeared to be a tiss ue with part
or a marijuana cigaret and popped.
the bundle into his mouth.
When Brollier's stomach was
pumped at the hospital, pieces of
cellophane were extruded. police saJd.
JnveaU1ators speculated that Uie
youth possibly placed a bag containing
a drug into his mouth and wwallowetl
it before his arrest.
Newport Bea(!b police said that
Brollier appeared to be coherent and
lucid while he was being processed
into jail. B\it about 15 minut~s later.
he began shaking and showing signs
of nervousness.
Hit companion, KeUy, w11s charged
with being intoxicated in public and
taken to Orange County ·Jail. Kelly
was upected to be arraigned today
in Newport Beach Municipal Court.
Police said they found a locked.
met.al case outside Kelly's residence
which contained a half a dozen
hypodermic needles. a substance ap·
parently similar to marijuana, and
a cel1oplume bag containing a white
powder. Tile powder "111 be analyzed
to determine it! Identity.
THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 19,61
0 ew .ort
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DAIL PILOT 1""'91 W Lie Pepe
DEMOLISHED JET LEAVES ONLY PILE OF RUBBLE AT SEAL BEACH CRASH SITE
Afl!MftYftltlon ,......,., (uckground, right) Only 500 Yards From lmpad Point
United Airlines Pilot
Dies in Navy Jet C rmh
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As freeway molorj1ts loolled on.
a N'avy Skyhawlt Jet crashed In
Seal Beach Wednesday afternoon. car-
rying its pH.ol to a fiery death and
periling ammunition bunkers on].)' 500
yards away.
The A-4A jet bomber plummeted
seconds after laking off from the
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station.
Drivers on the Sao Diego Freeway
saw it dive to earth just after it
crossed the freeway east of Bay
Boulevard.
The pilot, who rode thP jtt down
into an open area of lhe Seal Beach
Naval Weapons Station. was identifitd
as Lt. CIJldr. Ralph Edward Shirley,
31, of Pennsylvania, a reservist mak·
Ing what Air Station aides caJJed a
routine training flight.
The plane crashed anrt burned about
2:25 p.m. near a row of ammunition
bunkers, holding conventional ex-
plosives. Televised reports that they
contained nuclear weapons were
denied today by a weapons station
spokesman.
''You can enter a disclaimer ahout
that Rumor in CAPS,., he exclaimed.
The air station spokesman said
Shirley, who flew for Unjted Air Lines
in Los Angeles. apparently made no
attempt to eject from the attack bomb·
er, which carries ooly one man.
"We don't really know whal cau~Pd
BIGGEST SPORTS
SECTION TO DAY
Sports buffs will get their money·~
worth here today. The DAILY PILOT
today is publishing the largest sports
section In the newspaper's history.
Check page11 25 through 30 to s e e
how we filled them with reatUJ'es. col·
umns. coverage of both local a n d
the national sports scene. statistical
information and even ski news.
the accident,". a spokesman said. "It
co11ht be •nJ' number .-r ibbst1."
~though the er-ash wa.11 wUlesfecl
by hundreds on the freeway and both
the air station and weapons station
received many calls about the crash.
newsmen were not permitted to enter
the weapons station for pictures for
some 21h hours.
Cmdr. R. L. Dussioger of the air
station said the preliminary in·
vestigation failed to turn up clues
as to why the plane crashed. He
said there was no report of pending
trouble from Cmdr. Shirley on the
radio before the crash.
He said the plane apparently wa~
in a normal takeo!f pattern about
700 feel from tne ground when it
fell to the earth.
Wreckage from the plane was
described by air station spokesmen
_,as "fairly intact ... although parts or
the plane were scatterP.d over a 250-
yard area.
Carpen"ter, Mills
FIERY CRASH VICTIM
Lt. Cmdr. l . E. Shirley
Coast Men to Help Pick
Republican Delegation
Gov. Reagan today named Denni~
E. Carpenter, Newport Beach al·
torney, and Edward MiUs, Irvine Cove
resident of Laguna. Beach, to a speciaJ
:JS.man committee charged wUh put·
ting together hi~ "favorite son"
delegation to the Republican National
Convention.
Both Carpenter and Mills. an
automobile company executive. were
Jn Sacramento conferring with the
governor when the announce ment was
made.
"representing all segments of the par·
ty." the governor said.
Reagan announced early last year
he would run as a favorite son can·
didate in California's JunL primary
election. He said his aims were to
avoid any bitter intra-party struggle
to control U1e California delegation
and to exercise the Rtate's big bloc
of convention votes to the best possible
advantage.
Alarm Rings on Sleep Law
The "steering committee" to help
Reagan pick a delegation which would
aticlt with him lo the convention so
long as there were a chance he co uld
ge.t the COP presidential nomination.
Is headed by William f''rencb Smith.
SO, a 'Los Angeles attorney.
Newport Soldier
Amon g New Trio
Seeking Asy lum?
STOCKHOLM IUPll -Three morr
American servicemen . including an
Army private who said he came from
Newport Beach, tod.ay sought pollllcal
asylum in Sweden.
Will 1st Appeal on Car Do zing Catc h City Na pping?
u a man's house ls hlt castle. can
his car be his bedroom 1
Absolutely not. declared Newport
Beach City Atty. Tully Seymour today,
as he prepared to defend a city
ordinance that proh.ibits sleeping in
parked cars.
The ordinance ia a cornerstone ror
tM city's efforts to keep some
semblance of order during Eas1er
Week and summer. •hen thousands
of va.cationers flock to lts beaches,
Seymour noteCI.
BIJt the Jaw is now belnl challenaed .. f
for the first time ln lta 15-year history.
Orange County Public D e f e n d e r
James R. Goff wm argue against
It Jan. 2& before the appellate depart·
ment of Superior Court ..
Oefendanta ln the cue are Edward
Michael Parenteau and Jamrs Lee
Gidcome. They were cited tut sum·
mer for sleeping in a car at nl#b t. TMy wtre Cound guilty by Newport
Beach Munlcijal Judge Willlam Chris·
tensen Ind sentenced to pay fines of
$10 each. ~ &entences were sus·
pended.
Even though they get otr without
paying. r :-rcnte:au and-Gfdcome bavr
vowed to flght their convictions.
Public defender GoH's brier arguP~
that lhe city law is unconstitutional.
discriminatory and preempted by state
laws dealing with vagrancy.
If a man can't stop to sleep in his
car. It amounts to an Infringement on
his rlght to travel, said Golf. It is
aJso discriminatory against those too
poor to pay for lodgJngs, accortllng
to tht defender.
City Atty. Seymour. ht1wevcr. said
that abolition of the law would be "re-·
gressive."
"lf kids arrive ln town without ac· (See SLEEPERS. Pace t)
The group was described u a
"kitchen cabinet" team of Orm Rea ·
can Joyallsts.
Carpenter, who practices law at 901
Dover Drive, was formerly chairman
of the Orange County Central Com·
rnlUee. and a close adviser to Reagan
during his run for the governor's seat.
Mills. who lives at 2521l Riviera
Drive In the Irvine Cove .. 1:cUon of
Lagu_na Beach, is currently treasurer
or the GOP St.ate Central Committee.
He Is vice president of the Los Angeles
automobile flrm of Holmes & Tuttle.
The steering com mittee named to·
day will submit to Rea gan a proposed
slate of 86 de.Jeaates and 86 alternates
Swedish police identified them as
Pvt. .Joseph E. Norwood, 20; Pvt.
.John Dowllng. 20. of San Diego, and
Cpl. James H. Grant. 30. of Meridian,
Miss.
Norwood J!3Vf' l11s hometown a~
Newport Beach. but the Army 1n
Heidelberg. Germany. listed ii as
South Sa n Gabriel, Cali(.
Norwood was quoted a11 sayin~ he
fled his unit in Heidelberg last sum.
mer when told he was going to VuH-
nam . He said he rtturned after h1~
unit departed. and was told he would
be sent nver next month.
~oday's a .....
TEN CENTS
an
Pair Force
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5 to Floor,
Get $1,000
By CARTER BARBER
Of 1M O•llY l'la.t Ste" Two gunmen, one in a grotesque
mask, got more than $1,000 ill cash in
a robbery of the Newport National
Bank branch at 4570 Campus Drive
shortly before noon today.
Their loot was mostly in a canvu
deposit bag which bad been Jaid on
the bank's count« minutes before by
an employe of a nearby restaurant
making her daily deposit.
The two men, described as medium· statured Negroes, iled in a turquoise
1966 Ford. The car later was found in
front of the White Front Store on Brls·
' tot Street in Costa Mesa.
Two men answering the robbers' de·
scription were arrested by Newport
Beach police shortly after noon. They
were taken to Newport police head·
quarters for viewing by employes of
the bank.
Robert G. Norris. manager of the
bank. said the two men entered min·
utes after the customer arrived witlf
the deposit bag. He decUned to ident.
Hy the customer or the restaurant.
One gunman, ''wearing some kind
of mask. and it was grotesque," jab-
bed a pistol into the face of David
:Brown, operations supervisor, said
Norris.
"lt looked like a howitzer,., Brown
explained later.
The second thug pushed his revolver
lnto tbe back of Fernande Robinson, a
teller. '
The two employes, as weJJ as Cloma
Huff. administrative asaistant, Wanda
Elliot, and William Fink, u weD as
the two customers, they were forced
to lie on the green carpeting, with
their bands behind their backs, said
Norris.
One gunman threatened to pistor
whip anyone who moved.
After grabbing the deposit bag, the
men fled.
According to Cost.a Mesa police. the
suspects' car was followed by a citizen
who calJed police when be saw the
bandits abandon the oar at 3(118 Bristol
St. Police said they were unable
to Immediately give the name of the
citizen.
Costa Mesa police said t h e y
responded t.o a call ~at the car had
been abandoned just within the city
Jimil$, and stood by until officers
from Newport Beach and from the
Orange County Crime Laboratory ar·
rived. When checking the car Js done
Costa Mesa police will take cugtody
of it. a spokesman said.
If was the first Newport Beach.
bank robbery in three years. In
.January. 1965, three Marine Corps
deserters took $15,000 and kidnapped
the manager of Security First Na·
tional Bank in Corona del Mar. The
manager was later released unharm·
f>d.
About half the money was recovered
and the holdup men later sentenced
to prison.
Sto~k Mar ket
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock
market continued generally higher
late this afternoon with trading more
active than 011 Wednesday. (See quota·
tions. Pages 22-23.)
Wea a•er
Sunny skies are here again,
and forecaster Dave Burt says
they'll stick around Friday. He
tabs the temps at 6.S and 46 for
the Orange CoasL
I NSIDE 1'00..t Y
"The Amorous Flea" opened
to gales of laughter -much n/
It intentional -ot the Lagullll
PlayhotLSe W ednudot1 n I g h t.
The musical comedy ii Tetliewed
cm Page 11 today.
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OVATtON -Nearly ~'civic leaders and her
neighbors from Orange Coast area give standlng
o•ation to Mn. Winifred Bacon (arrow) whose face
registers surprise and deJCbl u ahe arrives at New.
porter Inn for Wednesday'• "SaJute to Winnie."
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500 Salute Winnie Baeon
Hoag Administrator Given Ovation At Luncheon
Mrs. Wlnlfred L. Bacon tnrtay wall
ready to turn the reins or Hoaj?
Memorial Hospital over to he r sue·
ceasor after a rousing community
tribute paid Wednesday at a luncheon
honoring her retirtm~nt. t~ Ne*"rly 508 Orange Coast represl'n·
tatlves give the hospital 1dm inlstrator
M 15 years a standing ovation A~
she appeared at 11 "Salute to Winnie
81con'' program held at t h t>
Newporter Inn.
·; Master of ceremonle11 {,,ll Std·
fenten 111id her t e t I r e m e n t
r~reaented an opportunity for her
to devolf' more time to the community
ilffalr1 1he has constantly participated
In ltnce 1952.
1 ''She'• coming out from behind her
desk.'' iiald St.Hensen. "and looltlng
down th is list or everybody here. I
wonder who the lucky one• will be
to get her on their committee•."
Durini her years of aervlce at Hoag.
the holpitll grew from 75 beds •bet
it rir8C opened Its doora to 2"70 beda.
And work already ls under way to
expand the institution to an ultimate
552 beds.
Wiiliam R. Hudson, now 111l1tanl
administrator. wlU 1uccted her at tbe
end or the month.
.JolnJng in wishing her 1 farewell
were members or Alpha Xi Delta.
A11socl1tion of Pre1~yterian Memben,
Auxlllaey of Hoag Memorial Hotpital,
Committee of Profe11Jonal Women for
Southern California Symphony, Costa
Mua Chamber of C o m m e r c e ,
Employes Council of Hoag. 562 Club
of Hoag, Girl•' Club of the Harbor ·
Area and the Hoaf Foundation and
board of dlrec:torJ.
Also the hospital medical •tall,
Newport Harbor Busine11 1 n d
Profe111lonal Women's Club. Newport
Harbor Chamber of C o m m e r c e .
PanheUenlc Society of N e w p o r t
Harbor, St. Andrew'• Preabyteriln
Church. UCl Town and G o w n ,
Women's Oivl11lon. Costa Mes a
Chamber of Commerct . Women's
Division. Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce and 7..onta Club of
Newport llarhor.
·.:.Wooley Gets 2nd Term
'·As Harbor Board Chief
From Paff' 1
WRECKAGE.
from Wally Swan~nn and
Corbridge of the Bureau or
Management wh1le drivi ng a
wheel vehicle.
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Land
four-. .
Orange County Ha r b n r Com·
:· ' mlt1i0Mr1 today were tetlllng dMm
In their new u slgnment.I for the year
with C. C. ''Jack"' Wooley chosen
· · tn serve • 11ttond ~rm IS commission
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chairman. ·
American Cemen~
Lumber Firm
C.ancel Merger
American Cemenf Corp. of Los
Anaetes won't purchase Ward & Har·
rlngton Lumber Co. atter all. bnth
firms have announced.
"tt just dldn'l work out." Frank
C. Hanlnaton. president ol the Orange
County lumber company. said today.
Harrington. a Corona del Mar re~•·
dent. declined to elaborate.
The companies announced last Sepl.
13 tbey were negotiating. Last month
they sald taJkl were suspended. Ab1n·
donmenl of the project wH by
''mutual aar~ement:· they u ld.
Ward & Harrington. headquarttrf'd
1n Santa Ana. 11 one or an alfiliaterl
aroup of cloeely held companies in·
cludln1 Allllon HomeA. Loe., and Sun-
ny Homes. Inc.
The lumber company hu outlets
In Newport Beach and Laguna Be1ch,
as well as in Santa Ana. Brta.
Fullerlton. La Habra, Orange and
Garden Grove.
AmerlcMJ Ce ment ope11atee also in
Arizona.MI c h i g a n , Pennsylvania,
Hawaii and Greece.
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Ricbard Honer. Sant.a Ana, was
dulpated vice chairman. and county
Director of Harbors Kenneth Samp1on
w11 picked to nu the aecretary·
tre111urer position.
Appointed to the Joint Newport
Harbor Committee were W. Allen
Grubb nf Newport Beach, replacing
Ted Kuchel. and Honer. who held
the poeltlon 111t ye1r.
Appointed to the Huntington Beach
.Joint Harbor Committee were Prank
Mud of Orange, replacing Grubb.
1nd Kuc~I.
Sheppard May Join
Old Hospital Staff
CLEVELAND (UPI) -Or. Samuel
H. Sheppard uJd Wednelday he would
ult to rejoin the 11aff at Bay View
H01pita.l here 1fhere be pnctloed os·
teop1thy prior to hi• arre1l for the
murder of his first wife in l~.
Rello, Polltt1
.James A. Beydler. range manager
oC the Bureau of Land Management ,
said the pair had told him by radio
that, ''They saw an impact area and
part of the fuselaae on the mouoMlln. ·•
Swanson and Corbrldge are bureau
employ es.
At Buckley Air Jo'ield in Denver.
Colo.. a 11pokeaman said the plane
was carrylng 18 men when it left
there on a Oighl to Seattle. The Pen·
lagon first said tbt plane was carryi ng
19 men. but lat.er reportPd it left
the Quantico. Va . Marine baiit with
20-seven c r e w m e n and lJ
passengers.
The pilot was flyinJil in a blizzard.
usin~ Instruments. when he reported
1cin(l problems ancl los~ of altitude.
He told the Federal Aviation AJilency
in Salt Lake City: "I am losing
altitude al 10.000 feet and al present
time unable to maintain 12.000. ··
That report. the last Crom the plMe,
came at 1:50 p.m. Wednesday.
Motoritt Sherman AlllJon Harris. 31. reports Wednesday afternoon
acciClent lo Newport Beach poUce without leaving car by u.sinj auto
telephone after ht apparently lost control and bowled over traffic
ltpa_l at Jamboree Road and Pacific Coaet Highway. Harris. o( &45
Vilita Bonita, Newport .Beteh, esc1ped with only ml~r Injuries.
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More tUI ., pounds of marijuana
we:re seUed aod three college 1tud~t.s
from beach cities llTested Wednesday
n,ipt as Fed«al narcotica aients
moved intO l'..aguna Beach and Capi-
strano Beach.
The three men arrested, all studenl3
at Cal State Long Beach, were ldenu.
fled as WUliam Bernard McKlnne.v,
24, ol 6500 Ocean Front, Newport
a.ch. a senior; Howard Franklin
ROii, 22, of 11'151 Providence Lane,
lluntin,._ Beech. a ,raduate student;
and Martin Matthew Greisiger, 26, oC
Hermosa Beach. a senior. ·
Bernard A. Thiesen, Jr., agent Jn
charge ol the Federal Bureau of Nar-
cotics in 1..os Angeles, said the trio
was i• the proc~ss ol seUL.n& the nw-1-
juana to undercover otlicen when the
arrest! were made .
He said the size of the aeizure, 150
kiJ06 (2.2 pounds per kilo) w11 a siz-
able haul "ia anybody's ballpark." La-
guna Police Serr.,. Norm Babcock
assisted in the arrest of Greisiger in
front or the JolJy Roger Restaurant
Theisen sajd. '
Federal agents simultaneouslv were
armting the other two men' in Capi-
1trano Beach.
,LANKID IV MAYOU -Costa Mesa Mayor Willard Jordan (left)
and Newport Beech Mayor Plllll Gruber flank Mrs. Winifred Bacon
during presentation ol color television aet to her during ·'Salute to
Winnie."
Theisen sald the marijuana had
come from Mexico. It was in the trunk
or an old car al the time it was seized.
He said the three were booked on a
Federal l1w covering •ale. possession
or conepiracy Involving marijuana.
SLEEPERS. • •
commodatlons. they would be Inclined
to stay Ir they could uu their cars as
bedrooms.'' he said.
"I tbJnlt tbat people sleeping in carll
wouldn't particularly contribute to th e
upgradmg oC the community."
The aity holds that a person break.~
the law Jf he sleep8 in an auto parked
anywhere in the city, or if he sleeps
nn any pubHc or private beach.
between the hours of 9 p.m. and
9 a.m.
In hl11 brie'. Seymour nate11 l'hat
thf' st.ate establ ishes air space re-
quirements for sleeping rooms and
prohiblta people from sleeping in
hallways. ldtcberu and cloNtl.
'·We see no reason why ~ city
should be denied the authority to pro·
hibit the use or automobiles ror
sleepint ~. ·• he said.
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''Such cMual sleepln-arranf!e·
ments.'' he uld. "would undoubtedly
ca~ mllly visitors.to u.~ the public
streets or the cl05est private property
Cor sanitation purposes.
"furthermore. ttiese people would
undoubtedly ~ccumulate trash and lit·
ter which would be dumped in the
public sb'eet3 or on adjacent private
property." he said.
"The city's a:lready strained parking
facili ties wou ld be i n t o I e r a b I y
overburdened. denying parking spaces
to relltdents and tempor1ry visitors
who had procured r e n t .a I ac-
commodations."
Seymour alto argued that people
sleeping In parked cars would be
"likely vtctima of criminal ~ts·• and
increase the burden on the police
department in protecting them.
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The college students were to be ar-
raigned before the U.S. Commlssioner
today. Ir they are held to answer, th11
case will be turned over to a F'ederal
grand jury tor ind\ctment.
Fede'tal authorities declined to spec.
ul1te on the iWdt value of Ule hau l.
However. on the buis of 11 per mari·
juana cigarette, it would reprecent
about $150.000.
Tidelands Meet
Slated Tonight
Members or seve.ral Newport Beach
community associations and other
residents are expected to turn out
in large numbers tonight ror a public
disCUS$ion of the clty's proposed
tidelands use fees.
The meeting, arranged by Newport
Councilman Lindsley Parsona and thP
Bay Area Cilliena Council. will begin
at 7:30 p.m. 1n the City Ceuncil
chambers.
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Grand Jury Picked
Newport Builder Heads 1968 Panel
A Newport Beach builder today wu
named a1 foreman of tbe 1981 Oraqe
County Grand Jury ln Superiol' Court
ceremonin wbkh aaw aewn ruidentl
of five Oranae Cout communitie1
named to serve on tbe new .,.Del.
Headin1 the It.member group ln ita
Investigation.a will be Donald R.
Colegrove, M, of 2218 Private Road.
Colegrove, tbe uoeimoua choice of
h.11 18 colleacue1, wa1 nominated for
service by Jud&e Kul Lynn Davia.
County clerk WU11am E. St John
drew the names ol the 19 members of
the new jury from 30 names submit·
led In proceedinp chaired ~ Super-
ior Judge William Speirs-the crlm·
inal court jurist named u liaison to
the group.
Named to serve one year terms by
Judge Speirs were:
Clalldbi Jen Owe1, 1215 Marian
Lane, Newport Beach nominated by
Judll Byr'O!\ K. Mdlillao.
BetQ A. Reee, 132 Cleo St., Larun&
Be9cb, nominated by Judae Bruce
Sumner.
AM L. Sil••eer, 718 Matj&old Ave.,
Corona del Mar nominated by Judie
Kenneth WlWam1. M8ry A. ._..., 17lJ Maia St.,
Hantiqton Beach nominated by
Judp Cbarlet A. Bauer. c.le&nft, 2211 Private Road, New·
port BMch; ,........ C..ta.& DliM, a Heliotrope Drive. Corona del Mu
both nominated by Judie Karl Lynn
Davia.
FnU R. DnMr, 1841 Ohio Place,
Costa MeA llOllllnated by Judie
WllUam Lee.
The!r 12 colleagues on the county's
10 men, nine women investtiative
panel will be: Robert Louis Clark of
Fullerton nominated by Jud&e James
K. Judge; Harmon Jenson of La
Troops Trap 600 Cong
l n Bitter Delta Battle
Habra nominated by Jud'9 Leiter
Vaa TatAilbow; Sedie RUninl of
Santa Ana nomlaated by Judie Wil-
liul Murray; Jobnnle F. Snyder of
Tuatin nominated bt Jud,. Howard
Cameron: J. Elmer Preston of Santa
Ana: John C. Daqberty of Brea both
nominated by Judie aobert Kneeland.
A11o Petry McAdoo of Santa Ana
nominated by Judp Howard Cam·
eroa; Albert A. Marcoux of Anaheim
nominated b' Judge Raymond Vin·
cent; Sara J . DlckeDlon of La Habra
nominated by Judge Raymond Tbomp.
son; Mildred J. Grilfltha of Santa Ana
nominated by Jlldce Walter«Steiner;
Lyle C. BIYatone of Santa Ana nom·
inated by Judp Samuel Dreben and
Joy F. Lemkin of Fullerton nominated
by Judge Herbert .Herlands.
Swearing in ceremonies were wit·
nesaed by the 19 retirln1 members of
the 1967 Grand Jury. They were
congratulated by their criminal court
liabon, Judge Byron K. McMillan,
With the ~mment: "You have won a
warm vote of thanks fl!Om Orange
County and its Superior Court bench
for a job well done."
The 1967 panel conc:luded its one
year dellberaUons this week with the
issue of' a l~pal(e report covering
Its investigations of all Orange County
departme~ta. Its report ls to be con·
sidered by county supervisors during
the next 60 days.
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3-car Wreck
Takes Life
Of Driver -~
A three-car pileup, seUing off an
e1plosion and fire at a Garden Grove
intersection, claimed the life of one
driver and injured the other.
Police aa1d WllUam T. Bookman, 27.
of 801 S. Fairview SL , Sant.a Ana, was
dead at the scene, Harbor Boulevard
and Chapman Avenue, Wednesday
nighl
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man, 21, oC 9572 Alwood St., Garden
Grove, who was treated at Palm Har.
bor Hospital and released.
Police reported Bookman was south·
bound on Harbor, and Miss Maged-•
man westbound on Chapman when the
cars collided. and struck a parked
auto, which exploded.
AU three cars then burned, police
said. Officers also indicated one of
them may have been speeding and
have run a red light.
Bookman w a s trapped under h I s
car alter being thrown from it. The
coroner's office said he was so badly
burned he was identified only through
a ring. The Identification was made
by a alster, located after police found
her name and address in his wallet,
they said.
Alter Deficit Verdict
DAILY PllOJ I . -
Kirschke Starts ~ ..
New Trial Wo:r~......-------
Ju:k Kirschke, sentenced to die as
he had requested for the double
murder or his wife l.ftd her lover,
today turned to paperwork on bis
motion for a new trial.
It was anticlimactic alter Wed·
nuday's drama when a jury filed
into the Los Angeles courtroom of
Superior Judge Kathleen Parker and,
at 2:15 p.m .. decreed that Kirschke
must go ta the gas chamber al San
Quentin.
The six men and alx women of
the panel thus granted JOracbke'a re·
quest that be not be given Ufe In
prison for the April 8 slaying in hls
Long Beaeb apartment of. Elaine
Kirschke, 43, and Orville Drank.ban,
41.
Kirschke, 46, a former deputy
district attorney, had said a ll!e tum
might invite his own murder by a
fellow felon sent to prison by him.
A death pena.lty, however, would
assure an automatic C a J i f o r n I a
Supreme Court review of his case.
Kirschke said It would help h.ls fight
for exoneration.
The jurors deliberated about four
hours before announcing their verdict.
The tall, lean Kirschke stood solemn·
ly. unflinching, when he heard it.
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AFTER DEATH SENTENCI
Jack Kirschke SAJGON (UPI) -U.S. i.m.antrymen
trapped part of a 800-man Viet Cong
battalion in the Mekong Delta and
lcilled 48 guerrillas in a bitter ls.hour
battle that ended early today, Saigon
headquarters reported. American
losses were placed at 18 tilled and
50 wounded.
The U.S. assault team or liOO men
knifed into the Delta battle zone 54
miles southwest of Saigoo aboard
helicopters and armored river ~ts.
truce-.a period marked by a series
of fierce attacb by North Vietnamese
and Viet Cong armies in a wide bell
stretching from the Delta through the
Saigon area to the Central Highlands
and the Northern Coast.
DELTA BA Tl'LE
The Delta battle was the major
action reported in Saigon com·
muniques today that said 2 5
Americans were killed and 95 wounded
in fighting Wednesday and today.
Little Airline Doubles Flights
.
Front report. said the battle started
early Wednesday afternoon when 200
Americans on a helicopter patrol land·
ed in a "sale" Delta area and the
guerrillas attacked from two sides
with rifle and machioegWl flre.
Catalina-Vegas Finds Untapped Route to Palm Springs
The battle escalated into a major
fight as U.S. reinforcements were
poured in by alr and canal. Combat
raged all night under the light of
flares dropped by American C47
"Dragonshlps" raking the swamps
with machinegun bullets.
BROKE CONTACT
U.S. commanders said the Viet Cong
broke contact at dawn tod.-y under
the determined U.S. counterattack and
moved south deeper into the area
which hu been a l'JelTilla atroagbold
for years.
"The terrain couldn't have been
worse," a 9th lnflllC;ry Division
spokesman said of the Delta baWe.
The flOltln& wu part of the i-ttem
of the stepped up tempo ol the war
since, the end of tbe New Year's
Troops of the U.S. America} Division
with help from the U.S. lat cavalry
Di via.ion <Air Mobile) reported kllllng
28 North Vietnamese r e g u 1 a r a
Wednesday in a fiece battle in the
Que Son Valley 360 miles northeast
of Saigon in jungle lowlands near
the South China Sea. Fourteen
Americans were wounded. head·
quarters sajd. A battalion of North
Vietnamese -perhaps 600 men -
was involved.
Scattered fighting e I s e w h e r e
reported in the Thursday afternoon
communique killed seven Americans
and wounded 31.
A "Freedom" jet fighter plane flown
by a South Vietnamese Air Force
pilot crubed into a hamlet seconds
After taking off from Bien Hoa Air
Base near Saigon today. killing the
pilot and 10 civilians. The disaster
injured t.bree civilians, authorities
said.
By THOMAS KE.EVIL °' 111e Oe1tr ,...., st.n
While the reet of the airline industry
ls talldng about triple.sonic speeds,
90l)..passenger airplanes and airports
capable of handling five landing super-
jeta tau to nose, Jack Dowdle figures
they have left a piece of &he. business
for him.
Dowdle's Catalina·V£gas Ai rlines
doubled its scheduled landings and
take-offs today by launching service
between Orange County Airport and
Palm Springs on· a twice-daily basis.
It may not make Western or Bonanza
break out in a sweat, but Dowdle
figures he's found an overlooked
paasenger source and a way to make
money for his one-owner, six·plane
airline.
"I figure Cive pusengers on each
flight of the new leg will put it at
the break-even point," said the
veteran flier. "We may not gel it
in the first weeks, but the business
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is there -that much I am sure."
He's had plenty or time to survey
the aviation scene ln S o u i h e r n
California. Dowdle learned to fly 28
years ago In the Los Angeles area-,
and has been flying from San Diego's
Lindbergh Field for 11 of those years.
He grew up on Catalina Island, com·
pleting his first aerial channel cross·
ing at the age of 9. and attended
his senior high school year in
l"ullerton to receive swirnmlng in·
structions under a coach he admired.
The new Orange County · Pati:n
Springs route will take Jack and his
pilots almost directly over his old
high school.
Catalina · Vegas Airlines actually
went into operation as an extension
of Dowdle's Swift Air Service. He
had been flying almost every kind
of charter flight imaginable out of
Lindbergh Field when bis calculations
told hJm a regular San Diego •
Catalina hop would pay off. It did .
on a once · daily basis and three
ytlrs ago the service extended to
an Orange County . Catalina schedule.
And that, in turn, led to a Las
Vegas leg and, beginning today, a
Palm Springs hop twice daily.
The backbone of Dowdle's six· plane
operation lies in three l l·passenger
de Havilland Doves ("Safest plane
in the air," says Dowdle with a palm
slap against the bulkhead). With them
Catalina • Vegas Airlines will make
a morning round -trip hop to Palm
Springs. another one al 4: :.> in the
afternoon. Palm Springs passengers
also can gel a hop to the desert
in the early afternoon hours on the
airlines' single-daily hop to Las Vegas.
"I learned a funny thing yesterday,"
Dowdle said. "A Palm Springs
passenger can fly our airlines lo
Orange County Airport, catch Air
California to San Francisco -and
pay less money than he would flying
directly from Palm Springs to San
..-. We shortened the length for f nhf on
and cut the price for value
Francisco via Western. Maybe that
shows that some of us smaller guys
can,compete with the big ones, make
a little money for ourselves, and add
convenience to the public as well."
One way fare to Palm Spring1 via
Catalina · Vegas is '9.95. The trip
takes 35 minutes.
Nol to be outdone by the giants.
Dowdle's Friday night Las Vegu run
ls a "Champagne Flight." And alnce
11 • passenger de HavU)and Doves
are minus the services of a
stewardess. how does he arrange to
urve the champagne for his gambling·
minded passengers hNded for The
Strip? "We juat name one of the
passengers as bartender," Dowdle
aaid. "The best part of it ii, the
IUY wbo get. the job enjoys it every
time.
"The guy we pick isn't the bard
drinker himself -he's liable to end
up with all the champepe."
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JANUARY
SALE
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'na. Coand1 Blufh, Iowa. aanita..
tk1n aperinNndent ii faced with
tM ltick1 talk of llckinl 9,000 one.-
cat mmi--.. Mlnln ordered
t 000 pc>lt cardl for customen' ao· aiaal ti01a bit October before the
PQ1ta1e rate Jamped from four to
lite CenM foe pottal cardL 'Td
wrtt. m1 CoDCftlmA," uJd lbr· tm. '1Ja1 rd onJ,J ban a n o th e r amp to 1lc:L" •
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Fluid Drawn Off
CAPE TOWN {AP) -FJuld which
developed around ~. Pb il 1 p
Blaiberg's tran.planted Mart b.al
beeii removed, but "hiJ doctors do
not tnte a serioui vtew of this com-
plication,'' Groote Sdluur Hospital n ·
oounced today.
'"I'be patient's ooodition is not as
good today as yesterday," the bulletin
said.
"He developed some Ouid around
the heart. This bad to be tapped.
After this procedure, be feelJ better.
Hls dodDn do not take a serious
TteY of this complicatioll."
Blaibtrg, wbo Wlderwent the world's
third bum.an ~ transplant nine
days ago, also bas developed a slight
throat infection, bot it alJo I.a not
eonddered serloua, Dr. M.artblnus C.
Botha reported today.
BotbA, 1be immunologi.lt 011 the
heart surgery team at Groote Schuur,
uid the .infection is being treated
with a gargle.
a.ft.er aursery. Wubkanaty died of
poewnonia ll daya after b1I opll1IUGa
00 Dec. 3.
nie ctoctor said u.e c1ru11 bebla
givea Blaiberg to C'OUJlter the boQ'a
natural tendency to reject '°"'1.P
tissue are being reduced atartillC to-
day became Uaey allo lupprell b
body's natural immunity to int~
Leaking Gas
Making City
'Tinderbox'
New Arrests
Due in Dud
Bill seizi1re
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Sentce eaid today more arretta «:alJ
be expected lJi the breakup of a ....,,
'50 mllllon counterfeit riOC tUt pro-'
poeed to •ll "ucellent q_ualtJ" '100 bofill billl for '10 each.
Afeob aanoanced W~ Gley
bad seized •u millloa in phony bills
malled from Miami to an undereove:r
agent Jn New Yon ~ September.
It WU the llrCHt single aeizure ol
eotmUrfelt moaey in Secret Slln1ce
bilt«y.
Tbe agency said two suspects were
arrested tn Oblo and a Jar~ flaftled
camera was seized that 'problbly
wu wed to mate the neiauves for
the notes."
AIR.PORT ARRESI'
A Mlami lawyer, Joel Lee, YT, (!!:·
cused by the Secret Service of mtAllng
~ bogus bi.lb, wu arrested at Ken-
nedf Intematioml Airport before
boardlng a plane bocmd for Florida.
Both said Blaiberg, a f>S.year-old
retired denti&t is in better shape than
the first b.ewt transplant patient,
Louil Waah!cwky, w.u nine days
Lee was charged with aelli.ng,
possessing and delivering the phony
SlOO bills. He was arraigned tn
ARCHBOLD, Ohio (UPl)-Guoline. Brooklyn FederalGourt befcn U:~
possibly lea.klJJg from underground Commissioner Raymond Gn.mewma,
storage tanb of a aerviee at.lion. .,.., T..._.. wbo set bail at $25,000.
~eped into sewer lines in thiJ amall Albert E. \\1litaker, a Secret Service
Deaths Mount
As F ree'ling
Cold Prevails
Northwestern Ohlo community today, BOGUS MONEY "UNTElt -Movers haul away preu that Secret agent, said more arrests could be
creating a potential bomb under the Service aeents say was used to print the f4.1 million in '100 bills expeded. . town's two-block business district. W. K. Decbrt, agent lll cbate
The busineu district's Jj .torea confiscated at Kennedy Airport in New York Wednesday. The press at Clevelaad, Aid James a.rt. 21,
were closed, trafflc detoured and of Clinton, Ohio, a suburb of Alina,
children kept home from acbool was fowid at the home of James Clark, 28, of Clinton, Ohio, one of waa arrested and dlarled 1'itb the
because of the danger ~ an explosi<a. th ested •-1 ·tin char JIWUacture md sale ol the billl. One family, llvtng above one of the e men arr OD COUDwuei g ges. Bail for Clark was $75,000. downtown stores, was evacuated. -------------------------....;. __________ .-.; ____ _
HotDard Jlantoa, Jr .. 20, of Rockport,
Ma11., amoed at the Bolton Ann11
Ba1t W ednetda11 tohne llt planned
io reftut induction mto tlu ""1ke1.
Rt told cndlaon&1, "'l toUl oo to jail
first kfor• I ~ dra/Ud. n Dcmoa-maton in the bodcgrovnd ~ tMi1
"'pport • Uttle Slftdy ,._II, gnmdlngb·
ter of ,,._ llendell and the late
Dick ,_,., of Newport Beach, will
make her acting debut m -epllode of ABC-TV'• "The Big Valley" on
Monday, Jan. 29. The b U d d l D g
young actrell ii d.lnlc:ted by her
father, Norman Powell. • A billboard tn Albaqurque IUC·
cinUy summed up maDJ people's
feeling about loog·baJred beatn1b.
The sign contained a picture Of a
mop-haired youth (lib the one
aboYe) and tJm m • • 1 •I« ~elp
beautify America. get a baimrt.." •
Dog• toftl& s 0 I • a I Stcurftv
nambnt tof1l k choling mta
aroand 1'lorlda 1oon. Vndn a
program IJ)Oftlot'td by FZonda
C a n t n • Protection, Inc.. and
• Dade CO\Cfttv 4-H Club1, 01DMr1'
I numbn1 tofU l>t tatootd on pup-
pit1 to preffftt dognapfng.
• Department atore o w n e r Jack
HochstNctt of Salinas doesn't loot
like Santa Claue but a sweatshirt
buyer probably believes be bas all
the qualifications. H o c h s t e a d t
placed the shirt and a paper bag
containing the store's bank deposjt
of $1,355 in cash and $1,200 jn
checks in a large bag and handed
the parcel to a customer. Hoch·
steadt &aJ'W be hopes the customer
is honest.
ly TllE ASSOCIATED PREM
A 1iege of bitter cold weather bung
onto the Northeast today while a par·
alyzing ice storm glazed parts Of the
Southeast and heavy anows belled the
Central Rockies.
Ueatha from the five-day onslaught
ol severe weather mounted to 76.
Trlffic accident.a on ice· and soow-
coated roads, 04>05ure, fires due to
faulty heating systems and heart at·
tacb f:lrougbt on by snow ahovellng
were among causes for the toll.
The mercury fell to 28 below zero
at Massena. in upstate New York, be·
fcre dn?l. Glens Falls, N. Y., regis·
tered -rr and Albany -u.
The ~o chlll also bung onto
most of New England.
A teCODd night of mow. 1leet and treeztnc rain brought actMty in
m1leh of Nc:rth Carolina to a wtual
ttndltUl. The hlgbway patrol urged
motoriltl to ate ro.dl only tn ema·
~· Scboola that had reopened
dosed early Wednesday atternooo as
did aamer0111 baaineua.
Surveyor Device
Jammed; Soil
Analysis Foiled
PASADENA (AP) -Surveyor 7's
remote-controlled fingers clawed into
the face of the moon Wednesday
nig)lt but scientists were thwarted by
inches today from making a chemi·
cal &nalysis of the lunar sUTface.
Scieoti!ts at the Jet Propulsion La·
boratory at Pasadena said they have
been unable so far to lower a device
known as an alpha scattering instru·
ment to the lunar surface.
The alpha device is designed to de-
termine the chemical composition or
the surface by radiation. n was stuck
about two feet above tbe crust on the
souUH:entral highlands near the Cra·
ter Tycho1 where the final Surveyor
aet down.
Fulton County Sheriffs Deputy Hal
Snow said the gasoline was believed
seeping into the sewer lines from
the storage tank, of a service statioll
on the northern edge of this com.
munity of 2,348 persons, located 20
miles south of the Michigan border.
the .State Fire Marshal's office at·
lhe State Fire Marshall's office at·
tempted t.o locate the origin of the
leak. Snow said a spark or flame of
any kind could ignite the gasoline
or fumes. He said gasoline fumes
first were noticed several days ago
but the odor Intensified early today
and businessmen were alerted to air
out their stores to prevent a buildup
of fumes.
Archbold is located nine miles west
of tbe Fulton County seat of Wauseon
and 140 miles nortbeut of the state
capital of Columbus.
Garrison Suspect
Denies Any Part
Of Assmsination
EL M 0 N T E (UPI) -Lawrence
Howard J r .• subpoenaed by New Or·
leans Dlsl Atty. Jim Garrison to tes-
tify In his investigation of the assas·
sinatlon of President John F. Ken·
nedy, denies any knowledge of a con·
spiracy.
ln an interview with a radio news·
man Howard admitted, however, be
had trained guerrilla forces for a pos.
sible invasion of Cuba.
Lawrence said he had conferred
with the Los Angeles County district
attorney's office and understood he
would be served with the supboena
today.
The unemployed welder is one of
three men subpoenaed by Garrison
to testify in the alleged conspiracy to
kill President Kennedy. The docu·
ment orden Howard, Loran A. Ha11 of
Kemville. Calif., and Thomas Beck·
ham of Omaha. Neb., to appear be·
fOre the Ne" Orleans Parisn Grand
Jury Feb. l and 2.
Northeastern Ice Follies
Watertown, New York •.. An Icy City at 33 Below
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WASBJNGTON (AP) .:.
Tbit it tbe yew ol juctg.
ment for President John.ton,
makh!g everything that be
bu done or that has hap-
pened to !)im in 37 years of
public lile a preparation for
the 1968 teat which can be
briefly stated:
Do the µeople have enough
confidence in him to want
him for president again?
Eva in lll8 tbe •te;a t
could be lesa· thac &e-eut
ll &publlcana J)l'oduce •
mediocre candklate to run
agaimt him, for tbeD t II e
publlc reaction mill!\ Ufd· IY be more tban · 'Mer
Jobnaon t.bao that ot!ler guy." .
And the t e a t might well
have l:!een ill 11&1, instead of
1988, when be beat Barry
Goldwater Lot tbe preaiden·
cy ao evernelmin1ly.
AFTEJ( VIC?ORY
After that victory, .if the Bill Asks timea bad been normal and
his pre&idency bad b e e n
reaaonably good, be coqjd
Educa' ti•on hAVe looked forward to re-election this year rather
comfortably. Unit Change ,_s_u_t tbe_v_letnalll __ •_ar_b_aa,
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
Sen. Tom Carrell ( D-San
Femando). i n tr o du c e d
J'egislation Wednesday to
make t.be atate Board of Ed·
ucation an elective lnatead of
appointed board.
The 10 members now ap-
pointed by tbe governor
woUld be replaced by four
e1ecte4 penon.s with the
lieutenant governor an e.x·
officio voting member.
CarreU's legislation pro-
poses four-year terms for
the four elected members,
one from each of the four
present state equalization
districts.
The first election of the
board members would be
in the 1970 election.
The state con.stitution also
would have to be amended
ln order to make the
changes.
Accounting
Oass Slated
A course on "Income Tax
and Payroll Accounting" for
persons with experience in
the field will be offered in
the evening this spring by
Orange Coast College .
Tb'e class will meet Tues·
days from 7 to 10 p.m. in
t h e Business Education
Building, Room No. 5. A tui·
tion fee of "5 will be charg.
ed.
Students must tiave had
the beginning course in ac·
coontmg or beginning book·
keeping and accounting be-
fore they can take the class.
Covered will be payrolls.
record-keeping, withhold·
ing taxes. wage and salary
computations, ~nd income
tax reporting, plus the lat·
est social security and in·
come tax legislation.
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And you save money
when you call station. to· station ... on out.
of . state calls, even
more after 7:00 PM
or anytime during
the week~nd.
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Tllunlday, Jinuary 11, 1968
Years · • Ill Politics at
I
Stake
DAll.Y l'ILoT I ~
New 0,..1 ....... w-4 .....
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divided the 1countrY 10 .. d~
ty, wttll a multitude of ill
Will dumped 09 Joblm>D for faili.nc aomehow to abudon
tbe war, that it ii the tqa·
jor lssue now and Johmon
ii lnescapabl'y identified
with it.
Just aa much of a bandi·
cap to him Ja that bi.a per·
formuce in tbe presidency,
uicle frcxn tbe war, bas
been blurred ill tbe public
mliid by tbe war itself,
which. bas consumed t i m e
Hd energy' be could have
devoted to o~ fields and
other needs.
Tbb tn turn p u t a buge
dent in hll bnat• u t b e master pollticjp who bad
Congress eatinc out of h l •
band, for the time lie bad to
spend on tbe war dlmlnllbed
hia contact and Jnflueac:e
with the ma in the CepitoL
'lbus the _four yeara be-
tween t.be 1914 and 1968
elections can give only a
foggy picture of what t b e
Johnson presidency might
have been if there had been
no war.
No one seems to doubt he
will fUJt again. But only if
he b re-elected and'tbe war
disappears and be has then
four fairly tranquil years
. can his pe.rformance in the
presidency be fairly a n o
fUlly appraised.
Meanwhile, In the hurly·
burly of the years he has
already spent in the White
House Johnson has had
time to examine his virtues
and defe.cts as a leader in
contact with the people.
GREATEST FAD.URE
His greatest failure, per·
haps, is in communication.
He has been too stiH, too
unskilJed in pubU,c speaking
to arouse deep feeling or
personal devotion although
it ~uld meiln lite OJ' dea.th
for him politically.
He apparently realizes
lhis for his performance be·
fore the television cameras
ha.s greatly improved. The
best example of this was at
hls news conference not
long ago when he waa bis
free-wheeling self.
So getting across to t h e
people will be one of his
major problems. But anoth·
er may very well be just
trying to make p u b l i c
speeches unmolested by
WEEKDAYS 9 to 9 SATURDAY 9 to 5:30
OK, Dewey,· This Means
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MASKING
TAPE
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1on9. I How ebout "The
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for p•inting chores 01 it's
woulcl b'e just the thin9
for n•ggin9 wi,,,.s. (hu,
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SULPHAIE OF
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give • shot of this for insttnt
9run.up. RHlly cloH the
thin9, follow directions, though,
if 1 th et powerful.
25 99' LIS.
VINYL ACCORDION
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Niu protadio11 for cerpel,
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COLLAR
A ~•P" •ell tdi111t.cl clot on
tur11 111isttabl• onrni9ht I 10
he t him •nelyi.d) when flH•
mon 111. This 9lnt J mo11ths
protection. Just p•t the coller
on, fl+t ell clo91, t•h rlcl ef
fltu every cley. 119
WAR!
32 GAL. PLASTIC
TRASH ·CAN
la the envy of your 11aighborhood, ~ ....
tht nHtest rubbish cl ispl•Y 011 the block.
A~tr t ll, •ppHrences count (but not for
much) encl the .. bi9, rug9td, J2 9ellon
capecity plestlc iruh cens are ju1t 9orj11J.
Won't rust, clant, or IHk, lid locks ttcurly lo
kHp ltu9s e11cl files ewey. Euy to he11cllt,
••nitary, just rinH with hose. 311
Behr Spray Stain
Choose from I euthentic woocl 1teins "
uen on tocl•y's better furniture.
P'ttentecl f•n1prey 9ivH 20 % more
cover•9•, non.clo99in9 sprey 11onl•,
encl st. in clriH lo touch in 5 minutet.
LARGE
CAN 1'8
BULB
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),
SWAG LAMP
The compleft ftxtu'• f0t 011t low
price, includes brus chein, swe9
hoolct, in-line switch, encl 12" 1h•de.
Your choice of white, bumpkin,
9olcl, or blue .
COMP'LnE 988
FIXTUU
FURNACE FILTERS
Auure cluo t ir for thtH cold
wintt r 11i9hh. Afl popufer 1ire1,
fiber9le11 bocly, help lower the 90
bill. If you'•• ,.peinted rece11tly,
rtpl•ce flit••• encl well wlll 1tay , •
cluner lon9er.
GRAVITY GATE
LATCH
G•lo11h ed, drops Into lock position
1uto111tllcelly. Hes pre·clrlllecl piece
fo, ptcllock if the lrich ••• •wtr"'i"t
throu9h your yercl. Com•• with
mo•ll'tin9 hardwe••·
39'
cranks and demonstrators.
Tbe New, York Times re-
ffntly ....,o11ecl tbe number
of persona arrested each
year for threatening a pres·
ldent has risen more than
500 per cent since the as·
sassinaUon of President
John F. K~Medy in 196.1.
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The Secret Service, whose
Job ii guarding the presl·
dent, released figures show·
ing the number ol arrests
for threats against the pres·
ldent rose from.a one-yearl~~~~~~~~~~~
total of about 80 against
.Kennedy to about 425
against Johnson last year.
Kids Like to
'Ask Andy'
SUNDAY 10 to 5
·EASY ·
APPLIANCE
ROLLERS
1• PAii .
ThHe "'tted roffers flt naetly w11cf•, yo•' 1fe¥a,
•1fri9ereto,, whatever, e.11cl tht11 the •ppfienct c•11
be tolled 011t for ••sy clN11lnt huch riori•a, cl•t11i119
;, ftever .. ,., ). lut these eure t•ke Hf'll• of the
beckecha out of • ttcllous Job, end yo11 wo11't be
•mburaned tl!e nut time • repeir 111a11 look. llehind
ll1t sto,.t. I Sure 9led Dou9 I Crel9 C.mpbell ~idn't
fren• on their reunt cltsert umpout. l I Every wHk
e p•rsonel men•t• with tlti1 ftut, we thould stut •
lonely hHrh Hlu111n.>
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If fhe old Ont hH ftel ft ftOlll )'Mrs of WHr Ill' ree\s
it, try rtplecin9 with thh 11•turel bH11fy. Cames
completely prafinithtcl with moulclecl merbla tep, O¥el
sin~, •ncl modern pop·up feuut. Just 91icle Into place .
Al10 n .. t if you ••• remoclelln9 your bethroom. I I'd
like to remodel mint If I could ev..1r get '"Y tHn•9•
cleughttr eut ef it long enou9h,),
JACK STAND
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aupport1 tramt11clou1 wal9ht, 9rHt
fo, bH .. too. Adiustebla height,
ell 1tNI c0111tructi011 ftltoufheut.
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FRAMED PICTURES
There Is nolflin9 Ilk• • lttevtlfulfy fr•111el ell p1lntln9
to eclcl cli9nlty •114 chum te your home. ( Unla11 It'•
• rul one end they den't com• •• chHp.l These er•
euthenlic reproductions of ori9l11al oil ptlntlnt• alld
.,. fremtd, 10111• in white, antique t•ld, •M •alnut.
The" art the bit e11t1 yH CH do • whole tHM
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·Commie
Pursuit
Refused
PHNOM PENH, Camt.
dia (A.P) -Cambodian of·
fJc.ials said today Ambassa-
dor Cheater Bowlet ball •
sured Prince Norodom Si-
hanouk the United State. IA·
teoda to reapect the neutral-
ity and territorial lotegrity
of Cambodia and hat no in·
, tentioo ot· lalDlCbing any at·
• tacks against h1a country.
: The officiala said Bowles,
•· 1be U.S. mMln•r • la·
' • dla, and Prlnce Sibanouk,
: • the Cam.bod.ian cblel of
; state, alao agreed their gov-·• ernmenta would do every-: • tbl.n& poulble to lotter good
• reiail0111 with each otbel'.
• ; &1rlet, tent by President
, : Johllloa to d.i9cuaa the prot>..
• lem of Vtetnameee Commu-
': n.llt torc11 taking refuae on
• CambodUn territory, was to
• lunch today with tbe prlnce. : S The American eevey LI
• ,, scheduled to leave Friday.
cambodian officials said
b first meeting between
Bowles and Sihanouk Wed-
•• nnclay was "frank and cor-: ! dial."
: ~ The Cambodian foreip of·
• Ike already hat announced
· that it approves a U.S. ofter
, of two belicopten hr U1e by
• the International Control
~ Commiesioo eet up by the
1964 Geneva conference to
superviN the .lndoc:blna ar·
• • mist.Ice agreementt.
A Ca.mbocfjan not. to t2Mt
:.Auatraliaa Embuey ea.id,
• however, that the three-4'a-. tlon conmu111on u well • J •Britain and Ru.la. eocbalr·
. ~men of tbe ~va cmter-
• ence. must decide whether
I to acc:ept the beUcopta'I,
lwblch the United States al· ~ fered eo the comminlon i could patrol Cambodia's bor·
~ s der with South Vietnam .
. -t! Russ Doctor •• , .
·Makes Twin
~;Head~ Dog
M 0 S C 0 W (UPt) -A
·nuulan scientist has
; , transplanted head a n d
fOrepawa of a puppy to a
• mon1rel ::tn makiDC a twiJ>.
beaded al. the news
. apncy Tau said today.
The aclentht,
• .oPatbopbydololltt Vladimir
Demikho'f, told Tau the
• 'poutbility of a held living
without any connection to
·internal orpna opened the
, prospectofcomptetely
nplacing h o p • 1 e 11 l y
.tricken o r I a ft a w I t b
: healthy ones.
'"""""· J...., 11, 1961
TAKES REFUGE M..., ......
Rap Brown .
Gets Cuban
Assistance
NEW YORK (AP) -
Black Power militant H.
Rap Brawn took refuge for
nearly six hours in the
Cuban mission to the United
Nation& after he and a
rookie patrolman were in-
volved in a shoving incident
outside the building.
Th6 episode Wednesday
evealne escalat«l 1 n t o
aometbln& of' a mfn or
diplomatic klddeot. T h e
mission aent a lht11> note
to U.N. Sea'•Wr General
U Thant proteatlnC police
"mistreatment and abusive
behavior."
Police 11.id the patrolman
involved would g-0 into
criminal court today seeking
a summons charging Br«JWn
with "harassment.·•
The incident began when
Browa, 24-yeat-old leader of
the Student N o D v l o 1 e ll t
Co ordloatinf Committee,
and Sll'llth left the mission about I p.m. Brown aaid
he had been there for an
interview.
P at r o 1 m a n Richard
Gleason, on routine guard
duty at Che munOll, wu
warming hlmntf in the
vestibule. an acce~d prac-
tice. police said. Police Capt W i 111 a m
Laftsman said Brawn was can')'.lng a package and
GleuoD uked what it con-
tained.
"Wby don't you mind your own bullneu and Io
away!" Brown ._ .. quoted
by Gleuon u replying.
GlealOD ul4 a shoving
match ensued as he tried
to take Brown end Smith
into custody.
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ACIL LHe Master
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Accredited lridte T Heh er
will conduct • New YHr'1
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IRIDGE USSONS FOi
IEGINNBS AND
IAFRED INTDMEDIA TIS
7:30 to 9:00 p.m. In +he Mey Ce
TH Room; 1.00 per f111on attended.
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War Casualties
Above Average
SAIGON (UPI) -Com-
munist killed or wounded u• allied troope and South
Vietnamese clvlliau la.at
week, oftJclal I 11 u r t a
dlaclosed today. The Com-
munlata themao.lvea aulfered
a record 2,811 troopt killed.
rec«d for one week la U., war.
Vietna!D · P~apers
Receiv:e _Warnings
A total of 184 Amel'lcan
troops were tilled and 1,132
were wounded. $85 of them
serloua!r enouCb to be
boapltallsed.
The U.S. death loll wai
one le11 than last week but
aUll above the average of
170 Americana kllled .ach
.... ll t•. ,.... ......
total wu up con11derabty
from the 43'7 of the pnvloua
week.
Casualty fiture• on both
alda reftected h • a v y fllhUnt 11Dct UM New Year
and included battle• rallgifts
fron\ Vitt Cong encouatera
witb S o u t h Vletnameae
ran1er1 la tbe MekoDI Delta
to a bitter strualt between
Nortb Vletnam'1 2Qd Arm)'
DM1lon and A m e r i c a ft
soldiers in the Que Son
Valley, 380 miles northeaat
of Salcon.
The battles. bluest of
wblch was centered at fire
1upport baae Burt 20 mUu
north of Dau Tteq. Wt
2.llM COfM'IUlliltt dMd. a
Of those, m died in ud
around fir• bue Burt, a
U.S. 25tb Infantry Dtllalon poat.
The Commun}Jta k1J1ed Ja
South Vietnamese soldltra.
11 other allled troop. and
~2 dvWan1, the rtport •aid.
AutborlUes 1al.d e&'T South
Vietnameee · t01d1er1, 3 s HHH FLIES allied ttoope and 2 4 2
cl villana were wounded by
Viet eon, and North Viet. HOME TOD A y namue aoldiers.
The total of Americana lilted officially as "millina TUNIS (UPJ) -Vice
Ja Mtile" .._.at tll al Pt...._ Bubert H.
week'• end, up n from the HumpbreJ flew ~ toda1
previoua week. from bis a ,500 • mile, nine·
Lut week's filhtinl puah-natioa African tour coa-
ed U.S. cuualtles 1n tbe vinced there 11 a "future
war to 117 970 includtng of promise and bope" in
18,181 killed 'in ~. 100-the countries be vtaited.
17' WOtllldtd and Ill ..-. Humphrey met witb the
inf. Amerlcu commuaity at th•
U.S. Int e 11 i I en c e U.S. Embassy, visited a
eatlmatts p I a c e d Com-U.S. • Tuftiaian factory and
munlat atnnctlt la South the U.S. Military Cemetery
Vietnam at tbt tDd o1 Jiit at Cartblll and took off
•Hk at MtwetA •,a and for Wu.lllatton vla the
333 000. Of the toul 223 000 Azores .
to i41,000 were rep0ntd to The vice Presjdent's Air
be comblt troope and the Force Two Jet transport wu
rest political workera. due at Andrews Air Force
The Unlled St.tet had Base, Md. at S:30 p.m. EST
411,000 troope la Vietnam, alter a refueling a.top in La-
the same H the weet )el in h Aaant.
bef()re.
Delay Seen
In Moomhot
CAPE xmfil!DY (UPI)
-The flrat .. fllebt ti
the Apollo ~ b91lt
&o laad t.o mea OJI tbe mooa bu blea 41laytd at
ltut two more dl1•. to Ju.
20, because ol futliJll pto-
hleml.
Tbe NalMnal All"OUUtkl and Space Admlni11ratl•
(NASA) reported the lllW
delay Wednesday and ul4
Jan. 20 wu tbe earllat
possible launch date. But
since ft 11 a Sa turd.,. a
spokesman said the allot
may be put off until tht
followiJI« w~.
we
nMoffice
there'.11 be a little
our
,oD's iMjOr QeWlplpWS,
lot "lftdl:rectly •l*l*ig . ~ lcl•• ol a coelltioD with the CommUlllttl." •
Son& WU aJ&o found l\lil·
ty of "creating ~on.fu.slon in
public oplnlClft" and publllb·
1ng falle news. repor1a llld
articles "detrtmenW to the
prati,. if the MUon's 1-len end popWlrlJ elect-
ed m e m b • rs al J*'lia-
meot."
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for ne.
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lt'a our pleasure to itlvite you to join u1
tomorrow, January 12, at an Open House for
Orocker-Citizena National Bank's new
Briatol-S~nftower Office. You'll find our second
otBc:e in Colta Mesa located at 3390 Briatol
Street.
Thtrt'll be a little something-a rift and
refreahmenta-in it for everyone. You may even
win a color television set! Why not plan to atop
by tomol'?ow? Any time from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Brin1 your family and your neighbors, too.
You')) ftnd &cl'tl of free pRrking in the center.
Our manager, John P. Morgan, and hia staff will
welcome you and be happy to help wi th any of your
btnkinr needa. There's every banking service
hm for )'Ou, your family and your business.
We've served Orange County for more than a
decade and have been part of the Costa Mesa
community (in tbt Barbor Shopping Center)
aince 1959. Now we look forward to serving you
at the new Bristol-Sunftower Office. As have so
many others, we .think you too will find
Croeker-Citizens a good place to do buaineM.
With aueta of over $4 billion, we're a big
built. But our bineat aaset is service.
And that'a a bir ·
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conaldert
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action a
Reap:
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nesdaJ ; conlerta
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of a lei!
is Olll,J I
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that'._.
serioul I
tendlnl
food pur
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cent to
low·IDcO
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a apedl
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mott pa
about Ui
lower 1'i
a reftll
Demoara
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it taltll
of tll6lor
age of':
Afn
weighed
baggy t
his pawl
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Pa
SACR.
Gov. Re
can d~
came fr
million :
the IOT'
sure th•
The 11
int f.iJUI
medical.
the pooi
nesday
news ca
ReJQ'
to conft
incu:rree
id olf ~ndllW•
week b:
Gordon
Smith
paid wit
Uled SC
nus mo'.
from m
tlon of ·
But R
day "U now ove
thia "°
Boa
-AJ
LONCi
The Co.
a 45-foo
days ne
tip of I
all four
in good
The C
• craft w
Wedl'les
Thole
WilJJam
Anfelea
of Detr•
tbeir so
Marina Lynn Jc
cau.tom
The t
Dee. 2J
arrive
Year's
the pert
Po1
Tu
SAN
The tun
to ...
harbor I
ade atfll
boat Ea
TbeE
pertd b,
Ian, w•
tbe Elsi
brMk I
boycott
tuna flt
than twc
The b
day of
NatiouJ
which I
fleet wb
sinore. 1
era and
ia unde
Westgah NMT
harbor
tbat UM
was bloc
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Gov. Reagan'• ftnance cbJef
can detail where the money
came from to pay oU a '80
million Medi-Cal deficit, but
the IOftmOI' NJ'I be'• not
IUN tbat'I rilbt.
The IUbject of the confus· inl finlDCel of the 1tate'1
medical care proSNm for
the poor aroee again Wed·
naday at Reagan's weekly
Deft oonfenDce.
Reporters uted Reapn
to confirm that the dttlclt
incurred last fiscal year was
pajcl oll and that the payoff
hinds were .ti described last
•eek by Finance Director
Gordon P. Smith.
Smith said the bills were
paid with MO mllllon in un-
111ed sdK>ol unJtlcatioa boo
nus money and S20 mil1loft
from more effident opera·
tioo of Medi.cat.
But Reagan said Wednes·
~ "there ii controversy now owr Whether there was
thia fl() million or not . • •
Boat Found
-All Safe
LONG BEACH CAP) -
The Cout Guard bu found
a 4S-foot boat overdue nine
days near La Paz along the
tip of Baja California witti
all four paaengers safe and
In good condition.
The Coast Guard said the
craft was d i s c o v e r e d
Wednesday.
Tbole a b o a r d were
WiWam C.lisle, a Los
Angele• attorney formerly
of Detroit; hil wile. Carol:
their son Scott, 11, all of
Marina Del Re7, Cellf., ud
Lynn Johnson of Van Nuy1,
CallfornJa..
Tbe craft left Enseoada
Dec. 21 ud was due to
arrive at Mazatlan New
Year's Day. Carlisle said
tht petty had no trouble.
We ve ltW ""'dins."
HI aid "I ,.. cmtlnctcl
myself'' tbat MO mlJUon WU
from school funds, but "the
accountants tell me 'hold up
on that, wait a minute until
we check! "
"You paid tbe 1DOM1 but
you don't know where it
came from ?" Uktc1 a rtpor·
ter.
''That's rip t," Reaian re·
plied. * * tr Aid Forecast
For Local
Mental Care .
SAN JOSE (AP) -Gov.
Reatu will uk t b e
leg1slature for increase in
funds for Jocal m t n t a I
hhlth care, state welfare
chief Spencer Williama said
toda,y.
"'lbe 10ftl'Dor'1 Wdilt for
local mental health aen'ices
for the nut fllcal year wtn
. . . Ibo• a nbstaaUa1 Jn.
cruse in the f'IJcal relOUJ'C·
es 1vailable," he declared.
Williama' remaru ,. ..
prep.-ed for tbe dedication
of a new central mental
health center for Santa
Clara County.
He said the administration
believes ''local m e n ta I
bealtb programa offer the
moat feasible ud enlilh&.o·
ed way to achieve the beat
results in the treatment of
the mentally ill. ln a local
prOlfam. pdentl .,..•t cut' off from family and friends
just when they most need
their support."
WIWama pndlded UM
role of the atate holpitall
for the meMall7 ill wW
change. "They will becomel
primarily a backup reeourcel
for the local tffarta, Pf'O-
~ding i nten elve and
epeclalized trtatmenl ''
Police Break Blockade;
Tunaboat Puts to Sea
SAN DIEGO (UPI)
Tbe tunaboat Elsinore put
to Ma Wednesday after
harbor police baited a block·
Ide attempt b7 t be tuna-
boat EutmJ Pacific.
Tbe Ellt.1a Pad.Oc, ~
pered bJ c.pt. Bill Maaet-
lan. WM trJinl to llftl Ulde
tbe Elllllore' 1 crw not to .,.... .. tndutrJ • Wlde
boycott which bad kept the
tuna fleet rd.It for more
than two montbl.
The blocSlldt climaxed a
day or bickeriftC behretn
Natloul Martne Tvmintl.
which mana1a a U-bo1t
neet whicb IDclllda the El·
alnoN. and tunaboat own·
en Ind crewmen. The fleet
em PaclJlc owt of the w17,
and a patrol boat eacorted ·
Ule Elmore oat al the bar~
bor.
Re• Admiral Leslie Gd-I
res. USN, RM.., NllT mu-1 al'f', Gl'dered lhe Sl1ltllon
crtw to aalJ earUer In tbe
d.,. Crewmen refUHd, and
..,..,...._erew wuputH
bMrd. Oebrel MW M In-
tended to 1et three or four
otber boatl out to 111 with·
in a week.
1'umNat ~ and
en ..... -.~':f llttallll .......
... bid prietl IDr ... ,...
• prlcll bne blta D8M'
the record low.
it und~ co.ntr1ct to the r========;;;:;=;
Westgate Cannery. PENETRATION
.... ,1y ~ ,. .......
DAILY "LDT, It...._. -"',., "' ... ,.w... 0r ..... C..et.
NMT oftlcfall caUld UM
harbor police to )ll'oWlt
that the Basten Pacdftc
wu bJoctina tht ElliMn'•
ICCUI from U,t pW. ()al.
ctn ordered tbt lllt· --------.. • • •
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I OAJL Y PILOT T~J. Jlll'INf'Y 11, 1'68
By Phil lnterlandi .QUEENIE Transplant
Of Kidney
A Failure
PALO ALTO (UPI) -
Surgeons Wednesday night
removed from a Nevada
woman a kidney donated by
a housewife whose heart
was transplanted in the
chest of Mike Kasperak.
A spokesman for the Palo
Alto · Stanford Hoapital uid
Mrs. Annabel Mann. SI.
Reno. rejected the organ
and it was taken out in a
3G-minute operanoo. She
received the kidney Satur·
day from tbe body of Mr•.
Virginia Mae White. 43, San-
ta Clara boulewife wbo died
of a brain hemorrhage.
: "Ob, they're not fighting over the check-they're
ti'htin' over me."
Mrs. Mann wu reported
I n satisfactory condiUon
Wednesday night in the
hospital's intensive c a r e
ward. She will remain at-
McCarthy Blasts LBJ
•
tached to a kidney s.imulator
untu a new k1dney donor
1s found and until she
recovers from the opera-
tio n.
! On Viet War Funds
Surgeons said removal of
the kidney does not prevent
Mrs. Mann from receiving
another kidney from an ac-
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Sen. Eugene J. McCarttiy
attused President Johnson
today of being willing to pour
$30 billion a year in1o Viet-
McCloskey Says
He's Still Dove
SAN MA TEO (UPI) -
The Korean War hero who
defeated Shirley Temple
Black for the 11th district
congressional seat h a s
returned home from a two-
week visit to Vietnam stiU
a dove.
"My mind Is still un·
changed," Paul N. "Pete"
McOoskey said Wednesday.
"We an, J believe, fighting
the wrong war ln the wrong
place at the wrong time."
ANG lo Picket
LA City Hall
LOS ANGELES CUPI) -
T'be Amerlcan New111>aper
Guild, on strike since Dec. ts agaiut the Los Anj'eles
Herald·F .• uminer, bas tum·
ed Jts WNtb acai.nst Mayor
Sam Yorty.
An ANG tp0kesman said
Wednelday night that the
unlon would picket City Hall
today to protest Yorty's
reported refusal t o in-
troduce a city law whid\
would ban the use of pro·
t e s s ional strikebreakers
"such as those b e l n g
employed by the L o s
Angeles HeuJd-Examiner."
San Francisco already has
IUCh a law.
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Hfll1"'•h•1l•• 11.,,..+ewn edl-
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nam, but not to provide one-l=iiicieptaiibileidionioriiinitheiifiutme-;.11
third of that to wipe out pov·I.:"'
erty In America.
McCa rthy. launching h ls
first major west coast cam-
paign trip, charged in a pre-
pared speech that the "na-
tioo 's priorities have become
distorted" with the escala-
lion of the Vietnam war.
"ln the last two sessions
of Congress. totaJ appropri-
ations increased by '311 bil-
lion -'36.4 billion for war.
Jl.6 biUi.on for the citiuns
ol America.'' McCarthy said.
''We can spend ~ billion
a year in Vietnam, but not
provide the St I billion a year
that Sargent Sbriver says
could eradicate poverty in
America.
"lf we can allocau more
than S40 billion over less
than 20 years to build an in-
terstate bigllway system. we
can aUocate ttiat amount
and more to provide a de·
cent home for every Ameri-
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ORANGE -Oraa1e
C 0 U n t y ' I ''Outs1tlladinlJ
Policeman of 1967" wUl be
aelected by a pan.el of bil
peers Friday in a meeting
et the Iron Hor•e
Resf.alU'ant, 20'Z S. Main St.,
Orange.
M•midpal Judge P a u 1
Mast will p~Jdle.
l.ett.c have been eent to
all police chi«a in the C'OUD-
ty, and to the~.~
for nomimtiom of offteen,
~ to Jack Oom,
chairman of the Support
Your Local Pollee uo.n.
mlttee ol Onnle Comity.
Tbe wi.nmr Wiil recetw
h William H. P.n.r
Memorial AWll'd, named far
the lMt IM An ... police
d:Uef, who was ill ftnt reel·
pient, potlftlmmsly lllt .,...
Orange Co11at1'1
"OUtstanding Pollcemtn of
198'7'; will be a. otfScer
"who moat nearly a·
empW'lee <l*f Plrm'•
deYotkm to duty. le!'Yice
md Ill preservation of n
tmd order wtttdn ttte local
oommunlty. •• Com aald.
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Thursdly, -.., 11, 1968 DAILY PILOT I
Hearing .on Sanity
01 Slayer Opens
JOSEPH I. kOSOWSICY
ANNOUNCES THI OPININ5 OF HIS •
OPTOMETRIC OFFJCES S'ECIALIZIN5 IN
CONTACT LENSU
Mine Kills
County Man
hi Vietnam
Bookmaker
Case Reset
FULLERTON
alleged membert of a
bookmaking ring that WU
emubed by Santa Ana and
FuDedCln potice lut New.
2 haw bad their preJiminary
bellrinC defeft'ed in CaJtral
Orqe County (Sda Am)
Judicial District court.
Ordered to retmu to
011 Feb. lS were Peluni
Carter Sybs, 52, of~
W. 'Ib1rd St.; Everleela En-
nis, 35, of 18 W. RaYmlr
St.; .Randall McCulkJI•_.,' 40,
of 813 S. Balcom St. and
Jobnay Vamndale, 35, a 11
of Santa ADI. V...-.dlie
is free OD h1J
~;his
~-tch~ he OG
Police delcribed t b e
opeNtion in wbidl the four
were allegedly involved u
a "huge bookmaking ring
coverina a lari• area of
~ county ...
ANAHEIM -The Sales
and Marketing Club of Or·
ange County will bear Thom·
• F. Dmmond, vice pres}·
dent of Purex Corp., speak
on "Changing Ttmes" at its
flnt 1988 meettnc. Monday,
in the Dtmeylaod Hotel
llACH ILVD. AT IUIS HUNTl~TON 11ACH
YORBA UNDA -A Su-Zingone bad been throWed
~ PH. t'2-2UI
,erlor Court beariq called _w:.:l=th:....:a~len==gtb:.:~°'::..:.ro~pe=·:..._____::::=:::;:================ to detvmlae1be mental sta-
tus of a Yorba Linda con-tractor who etrucW hll
wife to death opened Tuel·
day wUb the tMUmony of
the flnt Of 1S psycblatrlsta
who are expected to offer
evidence before Juqe Rob-
ert Gardner.
Frank Zlntone, 38, WU
ruled to be insane followlnl
his arrest for the murder ot
his attractive "'1fe, Pew,
29, on Feb. 15, 1988.
Sheriffs deputiet who U'•
rested ZlnfOne In the coa-
ple's apartment tintlfted
that they found hlm crouch·
ed over his wife's body, mut-
tering Biblical phruea and
dlajointed prayen. Mra.
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.2 Major Obje~tive• '
Opening of 1968 Vital Strategy of Communists
By PETER ARNETT the world's press. T h re e described the past week as People in both these areas lively defending themselves
SAIGON (AP) _ Viet· times more Americans ene. of the most intense of w • r • ~unen and WOl'ried. with locally recruited borne
nam's Commuru'st bi·gh were killed In the first weelc the war. . Shop owne:rs •tarted sleep-gu.ardamen. · . · Commurust forces have ing nlgbts in Saigon. Chiefs Th• a North Vietnamese
c o m m a n d has commit· of 1968 than in the lust -taken heavy I o s s e s . of hamlets stayed away battalion moved in in late
ted its military forces to a week of 1967. particularly in the border from their villages. ' October. Soon came a local
burgeoning. nationwide of· battles. American forces Tbe effect of a large Viet Cong batt:allon that bad , rensive in the first days or BORDER FIGBTlNG generally dish out inuch t nemy force entt\rU)g a hidden on the outskirts of
for ua,' • said the diatrict
..tvilu, Maj. Elden Wrilbt
of Morgantown, W. 'Va .. who
had 1pent a ye~r at Tuy
Phuoc. He told his superiors
that Wllua troops wer~ aant
ill paclfi'cation work of three
years would be lost. Wright
says only Ume will ten
W)\ether lJu paciflutio1
program w i I l survive th•
onslaugh t.
Democrats OpJ>,OSilig Food Tax
1968. It hu two major ob· The objective of punish· more than tbey get, and pacified regic·n was ~where th&odistrict for three years. jectives. the most ex· ing allied forces was sought while some U.S. units have more pronounced than in Within one month Tuy SACRAMENTO (UPI) -sh oe mak e' r . caucus sell bis product for "bot
perlenced observers be-and partly gained by the been s e v e r e l y punished, Tuy Ph?•oc, the cradle of Pbuoc began slipping from The Assembly Democratic c~an. in announcing tbe the farmer would never see
lieve. Communists In the vicious morale remailu high. pacifica,ion in Vietnam. a the Saigon government's caucus was on record today . posiUo~ Tue~ay. that 5 percent. Hi g be r
One is lo undermine rural border fighting al Oak To, The Communists bave had region which serves as a grasp, according to U.S. ad· as unanimously opposjng a Ad~tra~ ~e~men prices usually mean lower
people's confidence in the Loe Ninh and -at tbe demill· more success in un· pilot project for the, revolu-visers based there. The J)ropoaal by Gov. Ronald h~ve summarUy dlurussed _co_n_s_um_pu_·o_n_.'_' ___ _
Saigon government, partic-tarized zone in the closing dermining the confidence of tionary development pro-district town was ovc.'TUD Reagan's task force on tax the proposed too4 tax as-----·-----.
ularly in regions where pa· months of 196?. the population in the central grams au over Vietnam. • Dec. 2'l, the district chief reform to extend the 5-cent the leut acceptable of ~e
cification has ~n a prior· Thls strategy has b ee n government. This wa s of three years killed, and sales tax to food. task ~or c e's . recom-FIRST FAST
lty. continued into 1968 wltb a particularly obvious in the HOME GUARD the Viet Cong flag run "It ls the firm belief of mendations to raue ad-' •
The second objective Is ser~es or vi?lent ~mmunist villages around Tan Uyen, This district. just north halfway up the district nag the members of the ma-ditional revenue. Wllo t•ll• you rtrat • ., • .,. tile
tbe severe punishment of al· . actions agamst allied troops the district town occupied of Qui l'ihon on the central pole. Hamlet and village jority caucus that to tax Shoemaker also said the t..rt i" locel news? Check a_
lied forces, testJng their mo-along the c e n l r a I .coast north ol Bien Hoe, and at coast, had 100 of its 114 chiefs ruahed to sleep at the basic necessity of We-tax would hurt farmers o~ilt;ILO-;rly elwey• the
rale and writing headlines in where three North V1etna· Hau NgJl.ia. the pcovinciaJ villages not only 'under Qui Nhon at night. would be unthinkable," said because it would increase ·
mese divisions are conduct· capital similarly occiwted. government control but ac· "It was a shocking defeat A11emblyma.n Wi.nlield A. the price th& farmer must --------
4 at CdM
Win Honor
Four Corona del M a r
High Sthool students have
received certificates of su-
periority in novice speech
competition.
Jane Miller was honored
for original oratory, John
Maclcinfoch for humor. Lib-
by Dale for dramatic i.nter·
pretatlon, and Kerry Sieh
for extemporaneous speak·
ing.
Six other studentf, Gail
Mooney, Gordon McCallom,
Joan Grunsky, Helen Wheel·
er and Steve HarUey. each
received certificates of ex·
cellence.
Paul Sansone was given
a trophy for excelling in or-
atorkal interpretation.
Competition was al Sav·
anna High School in Ana·
heim.
Teacher Pay
Boost Urged
SACRAMENTO (AP)
LegJslation again faces the
legislature to boost the
minimum s a 1 a r y for
ing f o ray s into the ricbl-===-======--===-__:=================-----~-~--~-~~-=--------=:.._...:......~:.._-------=-------===-=======================
coastal valleys. An omen
came with the savage at.
lack on two South Vietna·
mese marine battallona by
the Viet Cong juat 10 min·
utes after the new year be-
gan.
ENEMY INTENTIONS
Allied commanders U·
peeled the regimental-size
assaults along the Cambodl·
an border in November and
December. They had plenty
of intelligence on the enemy
intentions.
Allied field commanders
did not expect the resur·
gence ol North Vietnamese
divi4ions thought to have
been destroyed earlier ln
the year along the central
coast, and the sudden ap-
pearance of locally recruit-
ed hard-core Viet Cong bat·
taUons that had been lying
low through 198'7 and ap-
peared to have dlsintesrat-
ed.
ORANGE . COUNTY'S NIWIST . AND MOST COMPLnE
BEDDING HIADQUARTERS FEATURING NAME BRANDS!
SALE STARTS
Thurs. Jan. 11th
BONUS
ENGLANDER
THE ANEST NAME IN SLEEP
;: California teachers.
Two of these local battal·
Ions occupied the provinci·
al capital of Hau Ngbia,
west ol Saigon, M o n d a y
morning and railed the red
and gold Communist nag on
a building. Another battall·
on overran the district town
Tuy P b u o c near Qui
Nhon, repu~1 t h e moat
pacified district la, tb.e coun· try. The Oommunilts drag-
ged the diJtrlct chief from
bia house and killed bim.
""'udet ki.,..1in metal frtme, foam
mattNll p.cl, percale fitted shfft,
percele top sheet, orion blanket, (2)
belater pitlow1 and 12) pillow c1 ...
, •. All Icing 1iie! .-
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Assemblyman Alan Slero--
ty (D·Beverly Hll11) in·
troduced a bill Tuesday to
boost the minimum pay
from '5,000 to '8,400. Gov.
Reagan last year vetoed a
bill to increase t h e
minlmu_m to te.000.
MOST INTENSE
o t h e r battallona tone
tbou&bt dead bounced back
to life in 1be central blgb·
lands and the Mekon1 ..Del·
ta.
Senior U. S. officers have
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Well,
nobody'
wants I
have so
put it p
This I
AmoroL
ed to t some o:
the Lai
Wednes
WKLL
Sand1
open.in.@
there e1
and te•
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ble tak·
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impres:
cast is
as the
Agnes,
Kl
w·
LOS
Radlo :
to shift
prograr
March .
Larr)
of the ·
casting
a new
deelsl0t
music·r r o II o
study."
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tJme. ,
distinct
and ca
niche f
said.
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AM stl
full-tim
A sing!
does Ul Weati
KFWB
firm n
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'Amorous F~' Has Many
· 'S~~t Joan' Stage~,;~t Lincoln Center
4 I
Joan witlt great inte.uity WMaslnesa, director John detipn Da~ Bays.
and conviction. Sor6e sub· Hir.a gell himMlf a.ndetM The conapuy as a whole "·
....w--Laughs-Some Intentional
NEW YORK (UPI) tletlet of the charec:.11ei-have playert in control, and the i11 excellent. Tb.ere la a vl·
Tti. Repe(tory , Theater of escaped her. but •be prob· production settles dQWn to brant perforaance by WU·
Lincoln eeater dusted lif ably will f1Dd them as a~ • soUcl job or staging on Ham HuU a1 ~rUaln's Earl
..... 1 1 contimles to play the part. the Beaumont's IWJ-thn11t o( Warwick. Joan's namee· one of the ..... Y great Pays Arter a gim~cky begi n· stage that has bMll set la is. He's about the best I've
By TOM TITUS °' .. ..., .........
Well, let'• face l t ,
nobody's perfect -and wbe
want.a to be ,,_ you can
have so much fwl being (to
put it po\Mly) imperfect.
·•· Thia about sums up "1be
Amorou4 Flea," wbk:b ~
ed to gales ~ laUgbter -
some of ',it intentional -at
the Laglina P la y b o u s e ·
Wednesday niOt. la aa
"Tlf8 AMOllOUI PL8A"
A mu1kel COIMdY ...... °" Mollere._ "~ !qr Wlvn" W Ht1Y O.WIN
11111 aruce Moll1\IGI•••· dll"ICtecl W Doug It-. muslul -.cter It..,
C-ln, le('.Micel dlr«IW Peul Toll. . . .,... ,......., ..,,,.,. ,....,.. -
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~ ! bilariOUI i;omp.
~ ,. • With U.. &ustrat:iofts ot
J· JLisplaced bats, wigs -rid ~ t, even scenea ~ to contend ~~ ;: with. ~· cast elected wisely '""'° •· to atmpi)' uy, ''What the ~ : h~U" and share the fun wi~
~ •. the audience. And · fun 1l
.;. : wM,. from start to finish. ......
rtt • WELL STAGED ~~ Sandwiched between the ~ opening night difCiculties ~< the.re emerged a well staged t-; and generally well perform· » ed show that should keep !:': the playhouse packed for the ~~ next three weeks. Musical .ill' comedy always goes over :~. well in Laguna, and while
·~ this is no sum.mer apec-
::: tacul.ar, it is a tr e a t
•:<( neverthelees. ;~ Chiefly to its credit is a
-""' strong performance· by War-
:::'. ren Deacon as Mbliere's ::J favorite character, the dirty
~.., old man, who bas groomed
t ~ a ripe young lass from age
:::• 4 for hU bride. Deacon ~~ wrings the full measure of
... ., comedy from the role and !~ proves a master of the dou-
•"" ble take. :!: Nevertheless, the most
:~ impre11ive member of. the
.,. cast is young Vikki Shore :~ as the would-be b r i d e ,
.. { Agnes, who makes you ...
amile jUJt watcaing ber. She
elicitl a n e a r • p e T f e c t
ch a r"a ct• r iutioll. Ole
eptt4me of imloeenee,
I 'Wide.eyed.. ·Jmill Uli 1'fia.
nie Mouse '¥Oice addlnj
frostinl .... imly caU.
NUWFYBJG
Not ao effective is the
"flea" hlmael(.. .Ed Holl·,
ingaworth, u tlle 1ffDI
suitor in tbe trianl)e. Roll·
lngs•orth rolls aft hil lines
like an a~r md.ap.
proacbes bil ....... mi..
with .d e t a c b m e n t aad
disimereet. ..ulf1f.n1 tlle
appeal oC a fine voice.
Saundra Mathews and Bill
Sandidge, playing com~y
relief roles wiOtln a comedy,
come off hHdsomely u the
servants afttt a rather 1low
beginning. And Ed No&iger.
tun. in a toHd performaDee
as the old man's COlllidant
and "YOI~ of a c • d
wisdom."
·The tJroduction enjoy1 t.be
benefits of a large stage,
•hich an earlier production
in FuUerton laclted., and
technical director Paal Tott
has come up with an im·
posing double set with
emphasis on depth. Musie1l
comments from the two-
piece orchestra add much
to the humor of the
as well
But. apart from t 1J e
aforementioned difficulties
KFWB Alters Format,
Will Air Only News
.•. •••
LOS ANGELES I AP ) -radio ~tationt a.id five
Radlo Station KFWB plans television 1tatiom. Jsr11el
to shift to 24-hour, all-news satd Wa~ouae ha.s 1ain·
programming In e a r 1 '7' ,cf · "~sid~able el·
March. /l)erteria'~ usin,g the all.fteWI
Larry H. Israel. presi'denl1 format with WINS. New
of the Westingb()\lse. Broad-York, a.od KYW, Philadel·
casting Station <koup, told pl'iia.
a news conferefl.Ce ~)';e TM IM A11geJes -1tation's
decision 1o ctiange ~~ , eutrent'.MWI ,.., ti 1011riU
mu.sic-news to au ./ftfts · be 'greatly npd•ed. said
f o I I o w e d •1consfd'.er.ablt ltrael. · • 'here-·will be
study,'' · · / editorials, aeparate from
''With all tht J!iw• •ll the news coverap. time We wm be doing 8 ,__---------1 disti~ctive public service
and carving out a market
niche for ourselves,'' Israel
said. •
There now is one other
AM station which devotes
fuU·ti me to news -XTRA. A single FM station, KABC,
does Uk~. Westinghouse acquired
K.FWB a year ago and the
firm now operates seven
Piano Concert
Pianiat Landon Young win
perform in concert at 8:30
p.m. Friday ~n the UCI
Science Lecttire Hall. He.
will offer telections by
Beethoven. Bach, DeBussy
and Chopin. ·
Lftelt
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in lhe EngUab language lut ning t.bat causes some brief solid, utilitarian fuhlon by seen in the part. ' ~~~~~~~~ w~at~~riM~·~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _,... of a aeconcl act mont Theater and cld a
acene , 1'Tbe Amoro~ FJe•" commendable job in pre·
seoting Bernard Shaw's reflect.a some highly im· ''Saint Joan."
aginative staging by dlrec~ panic scene when one ·ser· While U1is is tlie second
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Guilds S,tyle
Couture Show
A collection of. couturier clothing spanning the calendar, sea·
10ns and the world is being se ected in the finest fashion houses by
J, W. Robinson Co.'s buyers.
'Ibe ensembles will be the stellar attraction aJ the sixth annual
fashion show and sit-down luncheon, benefiting Children's Hospital
of Orange County.
Wednesday, March 6, has been designated as "moving day" for
the event, which this year will be moved in toto to the new Anaheim
Convention Center.
. By.words for the. sponsors, the 11 hospital women's guilds, as
they embark on selling tickets are Remember, Go Go to the Fashion
Show. Patronesses already have received letters inviting their spooeor·
ship of tables, according to Mrs. David Simpson, MoUier Goose Guild,
Fullerton patroness chairman.
General chairman is Mrs. William J. Kelly of Peter Pan Guild,
Anaheim.
Serving on her committee are tbe Mmes. Philip Bono, Punch
and Judy, Costa Mesa, pjltroness co-chairman with Mrs. Simpson;
Robert Downing, Rocking Hol'6e, Los Alamitos, reservations; Gordon
Forbes, Queen of Hearta, Laguna Beach, publicity; Ross Lewis, Littlest
Angel, Yorba Linda, chairman coordinator, and Richard O'Sullivan,
Lamplighter, Garden Grove; Joe Irvine, Little Mermaid, Huntington
Beach, oostesses, and Frank Gable, Bo-Peep, tickets.
Others are the Mmes. Harris Kremen, Peter Pan, Anaheim and
Clarence Davis, Cinderella, Newport Beach, decoration arrangements
chairmen, and William Carleton French, Jack and Jill, Santa Ana,
menu.
The 11 guilds with a membership of 400 plus 100 in-service
volunteers aooually raise and contribute thousands of dollars to the
ON THE MOVE -Members of the 11 guilds which support Or·
ange Ooun.ty Children's HOSP.ital are on the move 1in preparations
for their major fund·raislng'benefit, the J. W. Robinaon Fashion
Show and Luncheon. This year the event will be moved in toto to
the Anaheim Convention Ceiiter. Ready to bop on the 'van for the
big move are (left to right) tile Mmes. Philip Bono, Coeta Mesa;
Bernard Syfan, Laguna Beach; Clarence Davis, Newport Beacti.
and Joe Irvine, Huntington Beach.
hospital and give numerous service hours at the facility. •
Without any part of this support the specialized clinic program
of tlie hospital would be curtailed, according to Sister John Joseph,
hospital administrator.
Mature Women · Face ·
Age-old Problems
By JUDY HURST
Of 111e r>ellY ,._, s•H
Charlie Brown of "Peanuts" fame feels no problem ls so important
that he can't run away from il
In comparison, scores of area women acknowledged the8~lem of
growing old gracefully and are .not running away from the re · tion.
Instead they are enrolled in a lecture series at UCI entitled Self·
d~velopment in Mature Women.
.The eight-part program is designed for tho6e who find their lives
have reached a point where a re-examinatiOll of themselves, their ~s and
bidden talents is a must for personal satisfaction.
Generally the purpose of the course is to off er participants objec-
tive information about their personal strengths and weaknesses, and also to
allow women to "find" themselves in relation to others.
Coordinated by Dr. George R. Hoff, personable educator and Santa
Ana psychologist., the lectures by eminent professionals will be follo.wed by
group encounters.
The program director emphasized, "The series will not be a regular
lecture and discussion course but more an intellectual and emotional ap-
poach . . . a sharing of various experiences.
"The series will not be inteUectual in the stuffy 99Dse but will be
meaningful," he promised with a smile. ·
Why do women attend a course such as this? "Becawie the American
women are a subculture and a minority group," the clinical psychologist
stated.
"Men never understand women . . • male6 an? simpler socially,
mentally, emotionally, intellectually and physically. Man's role in life is
simpler, and be knows what to do from clfildhood.
"But women are more complicated and the roles tney are forced to
play may not be congrueot to the way they feel," be pointed out.
Women who eventually wake up OM morning to realize their life
as a mother and head of a family household is behlod them often ask "Wbo
am I?" "Where am I going?" and ~'What am I doing?" ·
Fashions
Fancied
Looking forward to the
.approaching spring seuon
while eyeing ·appr<>priate fashions are Orange County
Alpha Delta Pi and frienda
who have purchased bids
for the annual luncheon and
fashion show.
Their current s 1 o g a n ts
Have Tk:ket, Will Travel With Hope -meani'ng, of
co,urse, that they are anxl·
ous' to financially support
lfope Haven School for re·
tarded children, which bas
been named as show pro-
ceeds beneficiary. Los C o y o t e s Country
Club, Buena Park, will be
the s e t t i n g for the gala,
which will begin with a so-
cial hour at 11:30 a.m. The
fashion parade will repre·
sent more than a d o z e n
county shops and is belng
coordinated by Mrs. Flor.
eoce Smales. announeed
Mrs. David Bauer, prear.
dent who also is handling
publicity foe the fund-rail·
er.
Prizes, including expense
paid trips, are being arrang.
ed by the Mmes. Herbert Morris, George Briggeman and iPaul Kloster, while tra.
vet decorations are belng
created by Mrs. R ob er t
Rauch and Mrs. Frederic
Sylvia. In reference to these questions, Dr. Hofl, former chairman of the
psychology department at Compton College, disclosed a woman can be
loving and sexy or protecting and motherly or intellectual and career mind·
ed. "But there are conflicts between these roles and this series will attempt
to guide you toward fulfillment in one or all of these roles.
"By being here you are saying 'I want to deal with myself and learn
ef f eetive ways of dealing with others."
HAVE TICKET, WILL TRAVIL-Anlwering the all
aboard call for the "travel with Hope" {ashion
luncheon benefit of Alpha Delta Pl are the Mmes.
Perry Land, Paul Kloster· and Robert Hartunian
(left to right). The benefit, scheduled Jan. 27, will
raise funds for the Hope Haven School for retarded
children.
The travel theme also u being repeated on programs,
designed by Mrs. Eupne
Kaliher. Mrs. Morris, who
t e r v e s as reservationl
chairman, may be called
at 837-3359 for turk In-
formation. (S.. WOMEN, Plfl 17)
It's Not What Hubby's · Eating, But What's Eating Him
DEAR ANN LANDERS: When I
married Loo senn year~ ago, he
weighed 150 pounds. The last ttme he
told me what he weighed was three months ago. He admJtted to ~. Lou
i• still in bis 20s but he looks like 40.
At lftakfast he Ls alreacly thinking
about what he i.s gotng to have for
lunch. MW supper he sits and watch·
ea TV. Whenever a food commercial
comes on, he bu to have right then
and there Whatever they are adver·
ti1ing. A large market in our neigh·
borhood stays open evenings and I
have lost count Of the times Lou has
left the house to go out an~uy
something he aaw advertised.
Lou will not go to a doctor fo a
cbeckup becM&se the last time he
went tbe doctor gav• nun the dick·
ens ror overeating. Please tell me
how I can help Illa man. I am losing
weight worrying about blm. -FAT·
SO'S WIFE
DEAR WIFE: A mu wile llaa cat• ~ IS pondt IB enee 7ear1 la ta
lft'IMI troable. It'• net what Ile la eat.Int that 11 eaamg die problem,
b•t wllat'a eat111 blm. •
Lou mat ra~·to Illa pkyaldu •• Je11n If II n or1an1c ,,..,.. lem. U tbat ponlbOlt7 la Ried ._
be aboaW 1ee a bead clocttr. U '8
relates to belp llbntelf, step HH .. C
ud make aure Ilia Ute ln1ara11ce ,....
JDtam, are paid om Ume.
DEAR ANN ~ERS: You bnt
taken up the cudgel for numerous
abused and maligned segments of IO•
clety. Now will you please say a kind
word tor tboae of us wbo are ttytng '° earn a liviog u travel agents?
Every school boy and glrl at some
~e or another Is given the asalp·
ment Of doing a complete research
· job on a foreign country. Instead of
looking up the information at the lib-
rary or checking an encyclopedia. the
U. darlings write to a travel -agen·
cy, request color brochures plus an·
1wers to dozens of questions. It is
virtually Impossible to respond to
tlelr questions and send brochures to
every kid who writes. U we dld we'd
have time for nothing else.
I have received several te~phone
calla trom irate ~nts who scream, "Wby didn't you answer Johnny's let·
terT He was countlng on you to help
him with his geography assignment!"
When I explain we could not stay in
bu.a1nesl if we &pent all our time
helping kids lrith their homework,
the parent.a pt mad and we have
made an enemy,
Some parents, to get back at us, pretend they are potential customers.
They ask us to plan a long and com·
pllca~ trip. After we have typed
d<nen1 of letters to Europe or Asia,
contacted airlines and hotel& and r e·
served space on two continents, they
cancel the "trip" .and we never bear
frorn them again.
Please, Ann ~ders, print this Jet·
ter so teachers and parents and stu·
dents can see our side of it. -POINT
OF NO RETURN
DEAR POINT: I cbecked wttb set·
eral travel ageaclet ucl the general
feeUnC ti tbla: uwe De to hive
kJda eome la ud pf ck •Jl our bro·
cbuet, bat we can't tUe ibe Ume
to naeardl their quUUou nor cu .. ,
we OD their reqaesta by mall."
So, bere 7oa bave tt, kkl1. Go II
pel'IOD to die travel aienclea tr 1ft want tbe broebaret, tben baul )'tar
frelgb& to tbe public Ubrarr 1 drat oat daoee noderful ucyclopedlu ad
do yoar own bomeworfl.
Is alcoboUsm a disease? How eta.
l>e alcoholic be treated 1 · Ia there t&
cure? Read the booklet 11 AJcoboUMn
-Hope and Help," by Ann Landert.
Enclose 35 cent.I In coin wlth your
requeat and a long, stamped, Mlf •
eddrmed envelope.
Ann Landers wUl be glad to help
you with your problems. Send tbtnl
to her 1n care of tbe DAILY PILOT1 enclosing a stamped, aelt·addresMG
envelope.
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International Pace Setters Selected by ,FashiOn Editors
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'.Hanson-Bradley Nam~s
Linked in Church Rites
Pillars holding white cbry·
santhemums, gladioli and
carnations graced St. John's
Lutheran Church, Orange,
for tbe wedding ceremony
lin king Jillian Charmaine
Bradley of Costa Mesa and
James Weston Hanson of
Westminster.
The Rev. John ~let' led
the couple tn their "'°"' and
ring exchange, and Dave
Held provided the wedding
music.
The bride, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. Bradley of
Brocknell, England, was
given in marriage by How-
ard Dawson of Costa ·Mesa.
She donned a floor ~ngth
gown of CNJpe fashioned
with lace bodice and
sleeves.
Her veiling was gathered
to a petal and ~arl bead·
dress, and she carried a
bouquet of white carnations
centered with an orchid.
Miss Monica Knight wore
a tancerine hued taffeta
gon and csr1ed tancerfDe
colored carnationa for her
dillies aa maid of honor.
The benedict, son of the
Cecil HaDIODI of Oraoge,
aaked bia brother Carleton
HalUOll to be beat man.
Warren Ristow of Placer·
ville and Richard Ristow ol
Temple Qty, coaslm of the
benldlct, ubered the gues11.
Spec1al peat WU Mrs.
Lan B&nlma ol SanU Ana,
grandmother of the bride·
IJOOID. Tbe newlyweds" were fet-
ed at a reception in Walk·
er Hall where the tradition·
al weddl.og cake and refresh·
menta were served. They honeymooned in Bot Springs
and now are making their
bome in Orange.
The new Mrs. Han.son re-
ceived her ICbooJ.lq in Ger·
many. Her blllband at-
tended Orange High and
Fullerton Junior Coll4tge.
BEST DRESSED-Mrs.
Lynda Bird Johnson
R ob b , President's
daughter, (upper left),
actress Lauren Bacall
(above), M rs. Gloria
Vanderbilt C ooper,
sweep stakes winner
(upper right), Mrs.
Henry Ford Il (at far
t e f t), M r s. Charlotte
Ford Niarchos (at left),
M.rs. Angier B i d d I e
Duke, U.S. Ambassador
to Spain's wi:te (at right)
and actress Faye Dun-
away (at far right).
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Learn some new tech·
niques from Miss C a r o l
Heinz, home economist at
Southern CaUfomia Edison
Co., wben she presents
Stop Watch Suppers.
Overeaten
Every Monday at 8 p.m.
me.mben gather in Ander-
t10n School auditorium ,
Westminster, for meetings
of Overeaters Anonymous.
Guests are welcome to at·
twd.
JANUARY
Tbe program ls being of.
fered Monday, Jan. ts and
Wednaday, Jan. 17 at 7
p.m. and Tuesday, Jan. 18,
Thursday, Jan 11 and Fri-
day, Jan. 19 at 10 a.m. in
Ediaon's Electric Livin&
Center, Huntinetoa ae.cb.
The procram wtU include
• demonstration or recipes
which take •antace of
skip-a-step mi.Jes, modern
instants. frozen wonders
and time saving electric
appUances.
Further information may~ be received by calling the
center at 54'7·'1581. ext. 278.
Ctaranc11 Sa/.
10°10 and20°10 OFF
ON SELECTED ITEMS, MANY AT COST
ANO IELOW COSTI CHOOSE ~OM A
G000 SELECTK>N OF CO-OROINA TE
SUITS, DRESSES, SP'ORTSWlAR AND
LINGERIE.
LUCINDY SHOP
tot M.a. St. ""· 11' .. MI Dow11few1t H1111ti ..... 11 leech, c.tlf.
LADIES UADY TO WU•
Open Sun..
Jan. 14, 11-4
SAVINGS -
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editors wtdcll made tbe
~ d1d not aplaln tbe
ellmiaaUoa of Kr1. Jobnloe.
wt. made tbt lilt lut .,..
,. tbe ftnt time.
No. 1. m the fuhioll Parldl wu Gl«ia Vu-
dlrtlilt (Krt. Wyatt Emory
Cooper), wbo bu placed
IOllMWbere oa the annual
lilt eech year atnce 1112. a.,,., third last year.
"1'tll lilt for 1.-J loDon:
-Mrs. W,aU E m or 1
Coeper. •
-Mn. Carter A.. (Aman-
U) Bania.. daqbw ol tbe
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Beary P'ri II.-_. a-wilt
• ol tbe Greet ablppla&
mllllonalrt, Slaw•
Nlarcbol.
-Mrs. Harllao1
T' •do r a eopuloe, tbe
fGnlMlr BetlJ Plckstnc. a
New Yort model. DOW tbt
wife ol a Greek •'l'P-C
mllllonaire.
--Princess Lee Radlfwill. Landon, wiil of a P._..
born prince. llC'tral, and
lister ol Mn Jolla ,. . Ken·
aedy.
-Lauren Bacall. adreu.
-Mrs. _He111'7 Ford II ol
Detroit, lecood wife of tbt
automobile mapate.
-Mn. Charles s. Robb.
-Mrs. RouJd Rea1u.
wile ol the GoYet nor of
Callfornla. -~ Aleundra of
Kent (Mra. Angus Ogilvy),
the 91111 titled European to
mab tile lilt. She ii a
eouia of Queen Eliubetll
ti Brltalll. Loll 0w1 I I, llmt. Jltrve
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WU tbat tbe ... lira. a.lllla
nted, wbOe tbe P'lnt LldJ
did DOt, becaa" .. ....
worldwide eo.era&e llYn to ...................
for but....._. ho1or1
betan about tbe aamo time.
SelectloDI are made ueb
year Oil tbe bull .. baDoU
sent iD bJ fubioe apn1a
and dtaip-1, IOCialltea and
other ....._. ol the fit.
temational seen.. .
Thil year, no· one wu
elevatM to tbe ball ol f110e,
reserved for tboll who ban
appeared OD tbe Ult IO oftn
they finally are remofecl
fr o m ccapotltlcm • 1t b
boDon far t b • l r .......
eballen1ed style
Jeadenbip."
The ball of fame WU
eruted witb the 1151 lilt.
Jt DOW i.ncmda I 11 e b
ltOtabln u Mn. Johll F .
Kennedy, Mn. Joeepb. P.
Kennedy, Queen Elllabeth
U of Britain, Queen Slrlklt
ol ThaflMICl, Prlnceu Grace
o1 Monaco, tbo Ducbeu al
'WlDd.-, the Ducbea ol
lttat, lfn. William Paley,
Mn. W-maton Guest, the
tint Mn. Henry hrd, Mn.
6erden Club
Mn. William Gallavan,
member of Huntington H1Da
Garden Club, will furnilb
location information at 112-
Wt. The ellfb ptben the
llCODd ThundaJ of each
month at I p.m.
HB TOPS Club
Sa-ront 2 Gain TOPS
Club meets every Monday
at 1 p.m. in Ocean View
traller put'• recreation
center, 17211 Gothard Aft.,
Huntiqtoa Beach.
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HAPPINESS IS • • • HAVING FR ES H FRUIT
GROWING IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD.
Peaches, apricots, nectarines, plums, figs, s 2 98 8B
apples-&..rge bare root f1uit trees · ~
AT A ONCE A YIAR LOW PRICI ·
AVOCADO TREES RED WING AZALEAS CITRUS TREES .. .., .. Fanta.rtic Aulea for landscape
,. .... s .. t use-plant in sun or shade. A
profuse bloom of cherry red
°' .... flowers.
C..llfy ,,.,j. HUSKY ~49 .t1 ... w.n 1 GAL PLANTS edeWisk4'
i. I •••. Ceft•
.. i.en. PICKLE BARRRS Well .... .,11 ...... "' ...... "plHf-lt'° ,.,. c-
teiun-Le1110111, Ore11t•" l•"t•ri11e1, u-1. ,. ... k 6repefrwlf.
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LARGE' 5' to 6' 650 • ,..,....... EA STOCK .......... . TREES
FLOWER SHOP
SPECIAL!
VIOLETS
49¢ lunch
BIRD OF BONANZA PEACHES
Worltl felfteu1 f•
PARADISE 4etic1... f,wit .....
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IARE ROOT ROSES
Are Ready To Plant
N-1,,tr .... ctl-f. I tH pl.. 111•"Y .W f...,itft.
All top qMltty-No. 1 Gr ..
148 4• 10" DISCOUNT · ON 10 Olt MORE TO
Beddfnt PIMt
Spedal!
PANSIES
Artichokes. &rapes.
Rllllbmb, 1o,...
berries, Imp berries.
-IARE IOOT-
STURDY PLANTS.
25c to SOc EACH
DECORATIVE
BARK
All grades -small,
medium & 1 a r g '·
GreaUy enbencea
the beauty of flower
beds le abide gar-
dena.
Large Economy 1•
3 cu. ft. BAG
CYClAMBI
Win .. r flo•erl11t
lte • •ty for ftte
I he 4 e ter4't11.
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SPICIAL '9tlCIS GOOD THltU SUNDAY, ,AN. 14
HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A.M: TO 5 P.M.
2841 Harbor 111~~ ..
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"llRVIN8 OUI CUITOMlltS WITH QUALITY AND SllMCI SINCI 1946"
COSTA MESI
CALL 541 5525
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·couRle Exchange Vows
,
In NeWport Ceremony
T.mle PllN MRS. J. W. CLARK
New Bride
Thinking
Slender
Discussed
Charles W. Harden will
be the guest speaker for
TJ!im-Vue TOPS Club to-
night at 7:30 in Finley
School cafetorium in West·
minster.
The topic selected will be
Positive Thinking to Help
Attain Your Goal. Women
interested in sensibly losing
weight and keeping it off are
invited to attend the gather·
ing. Later this month a
group d1scussion ls planned
and a makeu:i and groom-
ing demonstration.
Earlier this month Mrs.
John McClure. area cap-
tain, was the installing of·
ficer during the candlelight
ceremony.
Leading the group is Mrs.
Wilbert Goollby with IS·
sl5tance from Mrs. Charlie
Mann, co-leader. Other of·
ficers are the Mmes. Jo·
seph Boeke. secretary; Ar·
nold Landry, treuurer, and
Lloyd Thomas, weight re·
corder.
Alumnae Awa it
Guest Speaker
MakinC their home in Ber·
ni.1 _.Mr . ..a Yra. Jam• .. w. a.rt who .... ?Dar·
rW b1 tbe Rev. Dr. a.lei
H. DierreDfleld in St An· ..... Prelbytei;u Chlrcb. ,
For the dOub1e rtnc ev•
DiDC cefe~J tbe former
Katbleae ADD e Bonnlpcm
wore an empire fUbioned
&own ol im_ported Oriental
la.ti appliqued with lace and
encruatecl wltb crystals and
pearll. A Spanlah lace man-
tilla framed her face and
awept back to form part of
1be sabrina .tyled train of
ber gown.
'lbe daughter ol Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore M. Bonnig-
aon ol Cotta Mesa carried
a bouquet faahloned of wblte
roses intenpersed with dais·
ies and feather fern.
Miiaa Michelle Holmes ol
Newport Beach was m-.id of
honor. Attending as brides-
maida were Mn. Lou Valop-
pl, Co.ta Mesa; Mrs. Brian
GuatofJon, !Wseda; Mi I I
Patricia Dawson, ~ewport
Beach, and' Mill Marilyn
Holden, a1ao ol Newport &Gd
tbe br!de's cou.ain.
They donned olive gree.n
floor length velvet and satin
gowns and carried nose·
gays of gold, bronze and
rust chrysanthemums.
Heather Palmer in a
white floor length gown
trimmed in satin was the
flower girl. Danny Valoppi
was ring bearer, and Dean
Mischke Wll3 accolyte.
The son of Dr. William G.
Clark of Pacific Palisades
and Mrs. Gordon Gauthier of
Tustin asked bis father to
be best man. Ushers were
R. J. James of Laguna
Beach. th.e bridegroom's
brother • in • law; Malcom
Hennrics, Santa Barbara;
Lawrence Bonnigson. t h e
bride's brother, and Ned
Rau -of Flagstaff, the bene-
dict's cousin.
Following the ceremony
200 guests gathered in the
Newport Riviera Clubhouse
for a champagne buffet sup-
per .
Special guest was Mrs.
Mollie Holden of Costa
Mesa. the bride's grandmo-
ther. Atsisting at the recep·
tion were the Mmes. Myron
Plum, Elisha Agajanian,
Belen Bray, Esther Stew-
art, Howard Holden, aunts
of the bride, and the Misses
Kathy Hansen. Susan, Ka·
thy and Cindi Tuz and Vicki
Bradfield.
Also assisting were Mrs.
H. B. Dawson. Mrs. Kenneth
Coleman, Mrs. John Chari·
ton and Mrs. James at t h e
guest book.
The bride is a graduate
of Newpprt Harbor High
School and Is resuming her
11tudies at the University of
Callfornia, Berkeley where
she is majoring in English.
She is a pa9t honored queen
of Job's Daughters, Bethel
157, Newport Beach.
Her husband is an alum·
nus of UC, Santa Barbara
and will continue postgrad·
uate work in English at
San FranciJco State Col·
lege.
The couple honeymooned
at Mt. Palomar. Anza Bor·
rego and along the Colorado
River.
N e w p o r t Beach City
Librarian Mrs. M a r 11 n
Sheeley will be the guest
s p e a k e r a d d r e ssing
Stephen• College Alumnae1p;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil at 8 p.m . Tuesday, Jan. 1&.
Members will gather in
the Corona del Mar home
of Mrs. Homer Knight
Assisting with hostess duties
will be Mrs. Beam Griffith.
All alumnae are invited
and may call Mrs. Richard
Adams, 532-4557, for more
Information.
Emblem Club
'lbe Elks Lodge is the set.
ting for meetinga of the
Emblem Club 201 of Lagu-
na Beadl. Members g•tber
the first and thlrd Tuelld.aya
at a p.m.
SLIPS &
PEnlCOATS
1 ONI •ROUP ONLY ti OFf
THINK
SALE
THINK ..•
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Sale
1 MOUP mn PANTS ·-···-·-···-·--· 1/2 OfP ' ROBB
.... NOW
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EDITH SMITH
INTIMA Tl WEAR
2711 EAST COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAil
673.UtJ
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DAILY PILOT
STORE-VV:IDE
JANUARY SALE
ii
Choose your sprin g dresse1 f'rom our never-iron
collection by Ser bin in Fortrel®biend, 20.00
FreSh·as·a·lxJltercup fashions keep their crisp sprin& appearance with Fottrel~
polyester by Cela~, bfended with cotton or rayon. Machine wash and
dry thetn with no t.ar of shrinkage or color toss. Wrinkles disappear
without itoftinf. M in sizes 10 to 18.
A. Sf eeveless fitted sheattl with 2 pockets. Navy °' areen.
B. Drop w1i!t, bel ted styJe with white stitching. Blue or green.
C •. Front pteated styte with Ylftical olftbre stripes. Pink. yellow .
D. Pertcy polt<a dot f)fint in blue, yellow Of orange.
E. Self belt style .wittl condiment print OR CltlllY background.
M aet 0......,
Style Size .,.tColot,... Quantity Price Tota_I
A
B
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State----Zip ___ _
O Money Order O Cltaf29
Charge Plate No.-------
Add 5% sales tax to purchases to be deUwred wtthin '9
state of California.
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J. DAil Y PILOT
P-T /Units Get Down to Business ·
FV Council
Mn. ea, Meertmc
.President
COMING UP: Preddmd.a'
ROUDd Table meetinC It
9:30 a.m. Friday, Jaa.
lt, Jn bosd :room at dll-
trict olfice.
REPORTS: Mn. R. T: U..
MJ, Superinteadeut Par.
ent Council J*tiamea&ar~
ian. condUcted a -...
t.tional meeting for Fal-
tm ScbooL Plrenta .....
for a Pl'O. Bylaw coamdt-
tee met~ and
nominating commit t e •
meets today. Further in-
fonnation maiy be obtained
by callinS Mrt. Harney at
M7..e647.
Eastwood PT A
Mn.~wa..
PNaident
COMING UP: EQlllDe LJ·
all will pr.-f1lDI and
~ on Funtl,y Ufe
F.ducation durinl U D i t
meetinl It 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day. Jm. U, in 1be m1Jltl.
=fOODL~~ Time Out to Catch Up 'lblnday. Jan. 18, in 1lle
teadlen' bmee. Proceedl
1ril1 10 to ~ clau·
1W1D projects .•• PT A will
~ the Motbera'
Mardi fw the March ol
Dtmel Oil Saturday md
Sanday. Jen. 'l7 aml 21. ••
Taking a little time out to read tbe papen they are collecting for thef; ldlool'a
paper drive are John Gengler and M.idlelle Lynn. The drive which continues
through Feb. 5 la being spomored by Harbour View P'OO. Chairman in charge
ii Mra. Fred IWuchenherg.
Ifs in the Cards: PTO to Raise
McDowell PrO 11 ICbedullng ltl ~.find= ennt, a cud party J'riday, Jan. 19, In Tamra
from 7:30 to lO:IO p.m. A buffet wiJl be ~ and
pnw wm be -TkbU at fl.IO.an WIS IOkl bf bocd m~ Pnctirl"I c:anl-.,, wD ~
man Mrs. J arnea Actley (at left} ant llJw. Fred AlbJey
and Mrs. William Kllwee (left to right). Not pictured
are co-workers the Mmee. CharlM i..wil, Demlil
011on and Marvin Munyon.
Bclm"d meetillg at 11: 30
a.m. 'J'band9y. Feb. I , In
tbe home ol Mra. ,Andrei
MatUoo.
Finley PTA
Jin, a.,.....s "*F-
Prllident !
OOMING UP: Unit meeting
at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan.
15, in tbe multipurpose
room. A ~le nurse
at Orqe Q)unty Medical
Cmt«' wW. prMent a pro-
gram on Crisia and Anti·
suicide Centers for youth
. . • Pro and oon discus·
sion concerning the foot-
bridge to Finley School
from Navajo Street.
Family tif e filma preview-
ed for parents on Tues·
day, Jan. 30. Parents and
children will view films on
W~y, Jan. 31.
Thirty-one flavors Plus
An ice cream 90dal and mt feltival la bemg ac:beduled at Sonora st.boot on
Tueeday, Jm. 18, ft'GID l:JO to 8:30 p.m. in the multtpurpose room. Gr'eg Robe!"t8
Mica Magee and Dime 1'llrDlll (left to right) IN taking· delight ln making their
own double dipper trem.
'Underwear' for Underwater
ftl Pl'A IF•--' fdaer-eon dinner for Newport Elemeatary School ta them-
.. U ... wlMr Wmtd IDd Water SlfetJ. Friday, Jan. 28. the boys and dads
Wiii ...... ~'1 AmeriCJD Lellon Hall S~ u.nderwatlr equipment • kt C ~ .... ..., Ka "\'orkirt and DaDcan Coffey (1eLt io right).
'
Tamura PTO
Few Dates Not Circled
Gill Ele. PTA Mrt. R. T. Hamey
Mn. Muad S&ttkel President
President COMING U1': Reading aod
COMING UP: Unlt'meeting How. It Ia Taught iJ tbe
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, theme of unit meeting at
On January Calendars
Jan 17, in the multipurpose 7:30 tonight Babysitting
room. Ent«talnment by ail ble · Room 1 the Marinen from Marina av a m • • •
mgb School, under the di· Parents may tour the
rectioo of Terry Danne. Fountain Valley H 1 g b School tomorrt'W. Nominating comm.it tee ________ _
Beer St. PFO
Mn. F. J. Dtetrtclt
Pre11ident
COMING UP: &.fl meet·
Ing t.onight at ., : 30 . • •
Voh.deers are needed for
lanchcaplng committee
headed by Robert E. Lind·
quiat, 546-3738.
CM High PTA
Mn. Omer haer
President
CO?.JING UP: Tonight at
7:JO in the cafeteria, Dr.
Emma Wharton o( the Or-
qe County Health De-
partment will discuss So-
cial and Emotional Ma·
turity Vs Parents ... Ma-
drigal etngen, under tbe
diftction of Gerald Schro-
eder. will entertain. Re·
freJhments will be sernd.
Estancia PT A
Mn. Mark Goodyear
President
COMING UP: General
meeting at 7:3> p.m. Mon·
day, Jan. 15, in tbe for·
7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan.
15. Dr. Norma i.o.u ...
siltant l1lperinteDdeat ol
Newport • Mesa Unifled
Scbool Dlltrlct, will speak
on Diltricta Organization
in 1911M8.
Pomona PTA
Mn. Roma Sdeldel
President
COMJNG UP: General
.mettlng at 7:30 p.m.
'l'hllrlday Jan. 11. In the
mullipurpoee room. Re·
fnlbments will be ICJ'Ved
• • • • • Movie Saturday,
Jan. 20, m the maJtlpur·
peH room. Popcar'J1 and
.,..h will be IOJd for 10
cents.
Rea PTA
Coarad Scbe8fer
President
COMING UP: Paper drive
Niday, Feb. 9.
Sonora PTA
Mn. Deuld Melllea
President
R.EitoRTS: Education com·
mitt. .ia pretellting a m~ will be elected.
=-~::am~:! Nieblas PTO Sweet Adelines
lalt Ttmnclay, and will Mn. 8anela McLaa,U. Barborlites Ch apter,
take place each Thursday Pr~ent Sweet Adelines convenes
for the next aix weeks. COMING UP: Family fun every Monday at 8 p.m. for St. John Aux. Night at 7:30 tonight. Ad· meetings in College Park m.iHion ls a wrapped white School Costa Mesa. Fur-
Mn. Vleter Clarke elephant ol any size or ther information about the
President h..-an..~ o( th ' I b be COMING UP: r-.. •ral s--1:"'· "'UUCI• e womens cw may se-'"'rn'' 1arnes will ~lect their cured by calling Mrs. Pat meeting at 8 tonight In white elephant prize • • • Partin, 540-0870.
the school ball. Costa Mesa-------------------
city traffic ~er Al
Williama will ahdw fllma
taken by the police depart-
ment o( the pedestrian
and traffic situation at the
Baker • Menckiq inter·
aection when dlildren are
going to and from school
Mrs. George Carlyle and
Mra. Angelo Scarcello will
head the refrelbmeat com-
mittee. . • . Luncbeoo at
12:30 p.m. 'lbursday, Jan.
18, in the 1chool hall. Re-
servatioaa •• necessary
and may be made with
Mrs. Herman Scbelstrate,
chairman. 541-3510. 'fick·
eta are fl.25 per person.
Sears Costa
Mega
. ONLY
'Play-As-You-Learn'
Bridge
Le ......
The Tee Tattler
um. Mn. W. Lee Camp-------------------al bell. program chairman,
For BerlnnfDI ani
Intermediate
Plaren announces theme Is Col-
lete Night, and will fea·
ture speakers from the
University of California
(all campuses), Orange
Coa,.,t College, California
State Colle~ at L o n g
Beach and Pepperdine
Co11ep. Entrance require-
ments, boua.lng, tuition
and fees will be diacus-
sed. Refreshments will be
served.
NB Ele. PTA
Mn. VlcWr auno.e
Prelideut
COMING UP: MeetiDg at
CLEARAICE
SALE!
UPTO ~ .OFF . \ND MOii
DRESSES • COSTUMES • SUITS
IMPORTED KNITS • SWEATERS • ACCESSORIES .
OrftlMlly Priced "°"' PO. to $1 SO
AMhfCA'S TO' DU .... l~S AND MANY IMli'OltTS
Stere Heun: ~-{J ! l.J,4 We Honer
f .. .S:M ~\;; , Mester Chef'l8
.. 365' IJ COAST HWY., COttONA DEL MAit
Penonally
taught bv
Expert Frances ~hle.ifer
Master Teleher-American Bridp Teadlen Aaa.
Life Muter -American Contract Bridp Leque
A 1eriee of 10 leaons f eaturinr TM Standard
American (Goren) Point Count 8)'1tem.
Leam a partlcuJar phaae of buic biddlnr,
leads and play, while actaally plaJinr bridp
at eadt leUion.
EYel'J' Frldar
7:80 P.M. to 9 P.M.
Startinr Jan. 12
Onlr St per leaon
attmded
You lelrn to play, or improve your allmty for
anytime. a.. u-e CODtiDllOUI. Signups held
onty •1 per lelllOn attended. You may at.art
each weU at tbe bellonln& I of clue time.
Sean COST a MESA Onlv. .
. Briltol at &mflowei:
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Thur3dly, Jugy 11. 1968 MJLV ,.LOT Jf
A-Professional Storytellet Spins Quite a T ala
NICIA MARii GELKIR
lftlll'JC,...t T.W
June Wedding Rites
For Necia Gelker
The traditional box of candy pused lo
her sorority sisters revealed the engagement
of Necia Marie Gelker to William Edward
Timothy Grittin m
Parents of the bride-to-be are Mr. 1111d
Mrs. B. E. Bruce Gelker of Balboa, and par·
ents of the benedict-elect are Mr. and Mrs.
William Griffin Jr. of St. Louis, Mo.
~ Gelker is a student at Stephens Col-
lege in C-0lumbia, Mo., where she is a mem·
ber of Zeta Phi Delta. A Newport Harbor High
School graduate, the brid~lect is majoring
in English literature.
Her fiance, a graduate of Christian
Brothers Military Academy, SL Louis, is at-
tending the University ot Misaouri where he
ls on the baseball and football teams. He abo
is a member of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity.
A June 1 wedding in Sacred Heart
Catbolic Church, Columbia. is being planned.
NEW YORK (UPI) -
When the little on.. in ~
famiJ1 • .,, "Mommy, tell
ua a story,•• try doinC just
thlt.
Readiq ii ..-onderM, but
te111n1 ii even more ao, says
pre~ Diane Wolbteln. a
profeuiooal storyteller. She
believes the tellinc with
some dramatic action 1ives
the dUldish imalinatim
more room to roam.
Alto recommended: stor-
ies In which the children
can 1et involved. "They
lo¥e stories 'Where they can
be the cat, the dog, the
bear," she said. And the
preschoolers (under 4 years)
love adult ·•originals" where
they get a lot Ol repetition
and Utile or DO plot.
''I remember wllen I was
little, I always liked best
the stories mother made
up," laid Mills Wollartein.
"And me didn't always end
them at one sitting.''
M i I I Wolbtein. 24, is
New York City's official and
fulltime raconteur.
UNIQUE JOB
Far u she can determine
her job with the city's parks
clei>artment is unique in the
nalion. But she said other
cities have shown lnterut
In similar programs.
Mils Wolk.stein tells and
ads out stories in the parks.
schools. libraries. commu-
nity centers and in chil-
dren's hospital wards all
~ way from Harlem to
Central Park to the Lower
Eut Side and to the de·
pressed Bedford . Stuyves-
ant area of Broef~yn.
The range of audience is
ol all economic levels, ma-
ny of them mixed racial
and ethnic groups. Starting
in November, she conducts
a half hour story session
each Sunday morning on the
city -owned radio station,
WNYC.
''You get the most won-
derful response from chil-
dren of mixed groups," she
said in an interview. "The
k.idt act right along with
you."
Unfortunately, she aaid,
she has bad to discourage
participation when abe vis·
its ptycbiatric groups 1im·
ply because "their response
sometimes ii almost feroci·
oos. They'll even bit me .. :
but all I have to do is
start telling. One c.iilld then
makes a noiae, tbe others
bush him immediately."
Mill Wolbtein, all.m, with
ash blonde hair and hazel
.,., WU bom la Soa11l Of. uce. N.J., and majored> in
theater at Smitb Collete.
MA8TERS DEGREE
She bola. a ~ de·
If" from tbe !Su& Shel Collep ol Educatiom, New
York, and studied panto-
mime for a yea( ia Parbs
with Etienne Dec:rom, who
also taupt Mareel Mar-
ceau.
From Page 13
... Women
Dr. H o f f and bis col·
leagues are trylnl to brldgf
the identity llP wltb PSY·
chotherapy and ed~tion.
Going deeper i n t o biY
analysis of women and prob.
lems they share in their
early middle yeara, be re·
vealed most women will fol·
low four Ille styles.
They may strive for lndi·
viduallsm with a need for
freedom and independence.
Or secondly they may want
to be influential as execu·
tives or control others as
leaders of the community.
Some women may fall in·
to the supportive category.
where they help other peo-
ple inside and ouWde the
home, Dr. Hoff continued.
'111e fourth role. communal.
involves women wbo tend
not to be satisfied only in
the borne but want to be in
a larger setting. They sub·
ordinate their own needs for
those of the community.
Reaching the crux of his
talk, the professor stressed
the complications of attain·
ing and being that "seU"
whl one truly is. , then. d o e 1 one
ac e self-development?
"The proceaa begins tint
with self-orientation, the im·
mature period wbicb lnvolv·
es the exciting discovery of
your identity," he said. In
other words it is the time
when women stand back
and see themselves as in·
dividuals.
Nest is the great Ameri·
can dream -self-adjust-
ment. In this phase of de-
velopment the woman seems
fragmented; she reveat. as
much of her self that ls ap·
propriate to the · time on
band.
And finally comes the
rulizatloa ol self-integra-
tion, or livlnl In IOciety but
not for aociet1.
JANUARY CLEARANCE
OUR BEST Y ALUES EVER
AS MUCH AS
I ••
STORE WIDE SAVINGS
Men'~Y#omen'S-Children's
., Sa~ Starts Today
~rs Open 9:30
Please All Sales Final-No Exchanges or lef11ds j
S..., Thuf'141ay
lftnlne Tiii 9
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Her repertory includes
many of the claaaicl ot chil-
dren's books, althouCh 1he
11 against some ot these
1torlea ("f don't like Cin-
derella; I dislike stories
where people set tom•thing
for not:hUlg'') and folk tale$
1he bu discovered from
many lands.
the townspeople to belp blm.
They do, but they decide
to take the stooe,to court to
try It for taking the boy's
money. Ultimately, file stone
is sentenced to. a lashing.
Now you'd think th•t would
be beyond a child 's imagi-
nation. But It isn't, and the
cbUdren love stories where
jusUce ls done."
"I waa sort of cautious ''But the children Jove
about 'Hauel and Gretel,' that story anyway. I tell It
bec•use there you have a by popular demand."
couple of kids where tbe l.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~.-.-.-.-.-. parentl actualty k i c k e d 1 ..
them out of the house.
TOPS Clul:>
SCARY
THINK
SAU
"There's a universal ap-
peal In the 1ood stories,"
she saJd. "One ol the favor-
ites with any gro\lp la a
folk ~ale from Burma. It's
about a little boy who goes
to visit bis uncle and on
the way decides to take a
nap and hides bll money
under a stone.
"When lie awakes. h I s
money is g~ne, and he as~s
"I wl)ft't teb stories that
scare Ju•t for scare's sake.''
she said. ''I don't tell ghost
stories. But you can tell a
story where there iJ some
vfolence, as long as it has
the redeeming factor of go-
ing someplace. Like 'Jack
and the Beanstalk.'
Finley School's multipur.
pose room is the letting for
the meeting of Trim • Vue
TOPS Club of WeatmiMter.
The group gathers at 7 p.m.
every Thursday.
Merry Maker'
TOPS Merry Makers meet
e very Thursday of the
month in Perry School,
Huntington Beectl, at 7 p.m,
First Time Ever in South Coast Plaza·
Natural Mink Jackets
P11tell D1wnl
Duk Rench!
1588
Natural Mink W 1lkin9 Coats
Fully let-out 32-inch lengths
Dirk R1nchl D1wnl P11tell
'788
Natural Mink
FuA Len~h Coats
Fully let-out sklnsl Full-sw11psl
leautiful color v1riety!
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I. JO.DAY CH.06E OEFUREO: 111 ltill '"
F.k..,, hi p1y1Hftf "'' tlv• u•til t.41tch
2. CONVEHlfNT ,AYMENT 0ACCOUNT DE-
FfltHD: IO 'J. ,_,., I? mo11ths lo ll•Y
~t.110
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ANNUAL
1-day mink event
over 200 magl'.lificent fur fashions-
all specially priced for this
once-a-year sale!
Saturday, January 13th Only! =
For the first time in South Cout Pl1u . , • we 90 111 ou+I
Show you more magnificent mink designs th1t you would , ..
if you could shop the New York market for days end day~
Every one's 1 lustrous, lush natural beeutyi
Every one's • handsomely worked, 9enerou1tf
cut new sh1pe. Every one's • speciellt
purchued buy you can't 1fford to miss; a. bright. be early, be her• when out
doors open et I 0:00 A.M. sharp.
I
MEET MR. IRVING PULLIN
... our men in New York. This
marvelous collection of furs
came out with him. His exp.,+
advice is yours for the asking.
He's • wizud when it comes to
color consultltions, silhouette
Hlections ind f11hion-fit. 11
Natural Mink Stolesl Suit Stofesl C.pesf
Including eleg1nt bubble upet ... in Infinite s1 aa
nrlety. Pa1tell Ranchi Silverbtuel Wlldl
D1wnl
Natural Let-Out Mink Stoles! El Oor1do Sioles!
plus . , . tdra-dHp 7-row 1tol .. for tiller s2aa women. Dawn! EmlN* PHrll Emba• Past.II
Dark R1nchl Sllverbluel
N1+ur.I Mink F.shion-New Capes ind Stoles!
Capes with double-fur El Dorldo cofltrs, $388
stol" tool Let.vt Portrait collar stol .. t
Newly Important 1h1detl
Special! Couturier Mink C•pesl Siolesl
Rare-quality EmlN• Cerule1n, $488 sass
Emba• Arur9ne, lrnbl• to
Autumn Han, Embt• Momlnt
Li9htl
SOUTH COAST PLAZA e lrlstol •t Sunflower e Cotta Mesa e 540-n17
Open 10 a.m. te t:JO p.m. -Sit. 10 a.m. te 6 p.m •
II DAILY '1lOT Tllundlf, .,...., 11, 1968
A Familiar Resolution:
Watch Weight in 1968
By JEAN COX
Of ....... """ .....
With a month ot gleefuJ
gluttony finally over, it'•
not always ao easy to aail
by a mirror or scale with-
out a wince and a shudder.
To atone for holiday sins.
there is aht1ys a diet. some·
thing wbicb DAJLY PlLOT
columniat Ual Boyle said
one out of every ab Amer-
l.canl la embracJna .. in
hope of acbievlne better
health or a more acceptable
ailllo..ette."
The quesdon, however, it
what kind of diet. The an-
swers could flll a libnry.
"A cowle of nelebbon
and myWf got our ltom·
achs tocetber and tallced
this thine out... teltlfted •
Laguna Niguel resident with
dead pan lntensjty.
"We decided the ones who
are lollnl weight are the ~en. Most of them Joe
FRESH CUT
FLOWERS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
ROSES
~! 96'
ONN FIJDAY·SA1UIDAY AND
ALL HOUDAY WEEKS
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO '1CK UP CUT
FLOWERS AT A REAL BARGAIN
90I SOUTH HARBOit, SANT A ANA
WE HAVE
G. I. FOOD GIFT PAKS
FOR SERVICEMEN
AT HOME and ABROAD
Tlll1 lift pat wetp. )Ill S.. ..... -11111 q11aJ.i&I to.
IAX tlllpment tro ~-Wft'MM, Jfen S. a ti•
utortm•llt t( iDo6t wlllU will a., well, wti.rwnr , ..
4!fU.UU. .. -. 14.91
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
Bristol et Sunflower, Coste Mes•
OJMn Sundey, too I 11 to 51
WOMEN'S ~ SHOES ....... ' .............. .
JOYCI, FOOT FLAIRS
FLATS f • • • t t t t t o o • t o • t t t t t • I t t t o t t t t t t t o t • t • e e t t •
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CHILDREN'S S~OES .......... s4 TO sa
EDWARDS. Ml ... CH
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Couple Exchange Vows
In ·Double Ring Rites
PAINE, WEBBER,
JACKSON & CURTIS
PRESENT A SEMINAR
"INVESTMENTS AND WHAT
THEY CAN DO FOR YOU"
WMIJI: Moftdeiy, J1"ury 22 et 7:10 p.111.
WHDI: The lroedw1y, Newport Tr1inift9 Roo"'
SPIAIR: P\illip E. Sperry
• Do you know how to make your
investable funds work for you?
• Should you invest in stocks, bonds or
mutual fund s? Which will provide t~
best potential for your goals in life?
The Broadway invites you to attend this
seminar that will be conducted by
Investment Planning Specialists, Phillip E.
Sperry, of Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, to help you plan what's best for you!
No admission cliorge, but a reservation is
necessary. To make yours, please phone
(71 .. ) M-t-1212.
T'*'.,. 11 ar'Mt. big, blauttful ahowroom-1tore1 ready for JOU' ~lahlnga ehoppfng.
Corne today, eome tomorrow, to '" fumltu,. faahlona In room •ettlnga that ut ybur
l"'IOlnlllon aplnnlng. Aftd becaU91 fNfW1 dar I• wlue daJ at RB. Jult one vlalt wll corwtnce
yot1 tlllt lbaolutefr no other fumttu,. atof9 glv .. you thl• much qualltJ, thl1 much MMc:e,
thla much M11dlon, priced con1letentty at NYlnga up ID 80%. An thl1 and frM decofltlng
Hnlcn too. Llbtral credit term• ao that yo• can buy e¥ef1thlng you want to4ayl
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1he public accowtaat will meeta at s every flnt and benellt fl'Gm tu tu ~ w--__. _._ n•, to be apouond by c..,liiitblrdiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiuiiiiiyiiiiie•iiiiiwwc.iiiiiiil ange County Cb8ptilr ol the ..
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Glendale Federal Sutnp
and Loan, Fullerton will be
the aettlnt tor the an.-,
lelllOD, ICbeduled to b91bt
at 9:30 a.m. 8ahlfdl1, Jaa.
13.
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um are Olangea bl StMe
aod Federal Tu Codel, In·
dUltrial Aocountiq T a I
• Probltm1 and the Varied THINK •••
• and Somet:lmea Jn1ricate
Tax Reportmg 1'ormJ al
IRS. 'Jbe laat boar wtJ1 be
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January Cleail·Up
LINGERIE
Priced To Clear
IAYI 11p to SOcro
• • • on many very f •mous-narne ltr.nds of
bras, girclles, gowns. 1Mi•m•s, b•by ctolls, sftps,
Y2 slips, pt1nties, ~pttnh •nd slippers. Al-
sorted colon. broken sins, discontinuecl Jt.ms.
Out they CJO et tremendous wvings for you.
,
LAST J DAYS
to save on tlle•
JANUARY SPECIALS
WAINR'S IRA SPICIAL ,
Reg. ~.00. White only. Siz-2,.
es 32-36. A-8 cup.
WAIND'S PAN111 GIRDU
Reg. 13.so. Long-leq style .1 O"
in white. Sizes S-M-l.
YASSAIET11 PUSH-UP IRA
Req. 6.00. White, pink , blue ff
or block. Sizes 32-36. A-B-C 4
cup.
YASSAREnl PANTll GllDU
Reg. 11 .00. White, pink, blue I" or black. long leq style.
S-M-L-Xl.
~
OLGA PANnl ••DU . Reg. 13.00. Lonq-leg style in 11• white. Sins S-M·l·XL
fe1hion1 for
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TllMrMQ, .i.., u. 1961 DAILY lll.01' ••
J.ANUARY SAVINGS
--LADIE .S'
MEN'S & GIRLS'
A fvU ranoe of Styles -flw9I MCb, mode turtlenecb, roll
turtlenecb. tleeveleu. short & Iona at.eve atyln, IGIW1,
lfrtpet, nowltlea. Some fuU fathfoned. Assorted colon. Sb.a U to .CO. ...... V• N.,a
nae n's
·perma-pr
• .. no-iron
matched
WORK
SETS
2!~ 3!!
cemp. 3.97 ce111p. 5.97
Wath-dry-.aty-ciart fn a "'"9d blencl of
75% coftoll, 25% Fortrel9 pofyes•. Shfrt
alas U Y.a to 17. Parttt haVe 2' to 4"
waists, 28 to 32 lengths. llaclc ollve,
apruce, tan, tlate grey. "°'IN cnnw. I YAN ~U'tS,
"""8IOH OI
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l10IU
1t'.F. Reg. 4.87
LADIES' 1~APRI
AND SLACKS
•4
llZIS I TO 11
led Mlllng types: We1tern fean1
double knit nylom, rayo• & ny-
lons, tome per111aprH1 1tretcll
types with detachable stirrupt.
S..e .-la. Not oil sizes In all
colon. Excellent a110rtm•nt.
Mef la VuH1111
;:~ -~
ANAHEIM
HARBOR AND WIUHH WAY
ONI M ii ( '>0UTH0f [ll\~I Y 1 fl "O
,• .... '
•ave ,.. mueh '"•1$
lamb eollar
SUZIE WONG
COATS
$
COMPARE AT $15
Ea1)"<are all·weather Ylnyl
Suzie Wong coat -for dr9111,
sport and cosual wear. With a
luldous topping of lamb. Beau.
tffuf fy made, llke coots costing
much, much more. In black or
whlte.SlzetS.18.
Not I• Vo1t NU)l9
glri.' 1111•ortM
SLIP-ONS &
CARDIGANS
WJ. llG.
2.61-2.97
$
Bulky kn its, novelty coble treatments fn
~ ocrylla. Alto many dotafc looks,
fine gouge IW9aten. Chooee from white
& latest fashion colors. Sizes~ 7·14.
Net htV011 Nvp
COSTA MESA
3008 ORIS TOL l\ V( • JUST OH NEWPORT AVE
lll'WllM \l\M 01((,0 Jilt MW ll M <EP ''
glrlll'
GOWNS &
PAJAMAS
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Cucldfy cotton ffon.
nef prints, toffcla llt
many styles & fr9crt.
rnents. Sizes 2·4
toddlen and 3.14
gfrll. Mef .. V•N•
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%0 DAILY PLLOT
Agent Named
Ray W. Du Val o( Cos~
Mesa has been appointed
ager/ for the Saota Ana dls-
tficJ agency ot the Pruden·
tial Insurance Co.. manag-
er Perry l.. Parker .. ,h
rtounced.
OVER THE COVNTER
NASO Llttlntt for Jenuery 10, 1961
-,...,/'r.,
YOUR CAR
SAVE 15.44 40 ,000 MILE GUARANTEE
OUR BEST COMPLETE BRAKE JOB
1968 CAil SERVJCE SPEOALS
SHOCK AB.50RBERS
5.88 nchot4ior 19.68
• 20,000 mi~ pnotce
• doul* ldioa. airplane typt
• ~pin that Ql'W a.r ride
andf~ ....... .,.tirt
~
aoy americu car
44.44
INCLUDES ALL TiiF.SE FEA 'rulES:
• install our bnt -k>,000 mile lining on all 4
whttfs
• 09erbaul wbttl cylinders with all new perts
• machine all .f drums lo satin-smooth finish
• a.re-grind lining for perfect contact
• bleed and Bush entire hydraulic system
• dean and zepeck ftoat wheel beatings
• clean and inspect lllllter cylinder
• adjust brUa on all 4 wheels
• compJttt totd tat of your new bttkes
SAFE'IY P ALCON TlllES
20 MONIH WEAR GUARANTEE
6)0-1}
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plus fed. tu £ram t.56 to
2.38 and old ti~
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2! DAIL V PILOT nw.llJ, ....., u. 1961
New P acific
Tom·s Set
By BOAC
.\ low -cost lour series
across the Pacific, c.alled
"\'alue Orient Holidays,"
has been introduced by
Bri tish Overseas Airway1
Corp.
Three itineraries, ranging
from 17 lo 22 days, are de·
scribed as lhe ''lowest irie·
ed PacUic tours ever' by
BOAC.
The 17 -day package t.aket
in Honolulu and five attrac-
tions in Japan: Tokyo, Nik·
ko. Hakooe. Kyoto and
Nara. Minimum all -inclu-
sive rate from San Francia-
-co is $730; Crom Hooolulu,
$640.
There are a pair of 22-day
trips. One embraces four
pointa in J apan. plus For-
mosa, Hong Kong and Ha-
waH. Its cost begins at '890
Crom San Francisco; '840
from Honolulu. The other "three·weeker"
adds Bangkok and Singa-
pore to the itinerary and
goes for '988 from San Fran-
. · cisco; '910 from Honolulu.
New Marks Set
By Interstate
I n t eratate Department
Stores' sales for December.
climbed to · a r e c o r d
t95,329,99'l, a 17.5 percent
gain over December 1966
sales or '81,158.979. it was
announced in New York by
Sol w. cantor, president and
New BolA Brataela
• chief executive omcer.
A new Bank of America branch ta under construction in the South Cout Town
Center at the corner ol Bristol and Anton Boulevard. On hand at the ground-
breaking were (kneeling) developer Henry Sege:rstrom and BofA vice president
H. H. Jackson and (standing} Hal Segerstrom, branch manager Richard Oebahr
and Harold Sege1'6trom. The-new building will be the permanent home for the
Bristol-Randolph branch. Completion ol construction is scheduled for the IUUl·
mer. Cantor also reported that
. lnuratate's sales for the
.. _. first 11 months of fiscal
. . 1967, eDded Dec. 31. also
set a rec~d of $523.791,785.
compared lo sales o f
M70,578,60'1 in the com·
parable period a y e a r
earlier. This was an 11.3
percent increase.
Miller Sla ted
To Give Talk
E. C. Miller, retired Air
Force lieutenant c o l o n e l
who now directs economic
p 1 a n n i n g, management
systems • planning, of
AutoneUcs, will add..·ess the
Orange County chapter or
the Budget E 1 e c u t i v e
Institute Jan. 18 in the
Charter House, Anaheim.
Eyestone to Address
Engineers' Banquet
.. Bank Dividend
Security First National
Bank's directors ha ve
declared the r e g u 1 a r
quarterly dividend of 32
cents per share on the
l3,110,000 shares outatand·
Ing. payable Feb. 5 to
shareholders of record J an.
16.
The program ls open to
all persons interested in
budgetary planning control
JANUARY
S. F. Eyestone, president
of Aulonetics a.nd a vi'ce
p r e s i d e n t of North
American Rockwell Corp.,
has been selected as the
speaker for the 1968 Orange
County Engineers W e e It
Banquet.
Eyestone is prominent in
the fields of i n e r t i a 1
guidance and qineerlng
Eyeslone's subject a t the
banquet to be held Thurs-
day, Feb. 2Z at the Santa
Ana Elks Club, will be
''Engineering for Progress.''
Tickets can be obtalned
through the treasurer• of
the partici4>ating societies of
the OraDge Count1
E oglneerinC Council
THE GOODS IN OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE ARE PRICED
TO SELL IMMEDIATELY. THE .ENTIRE STORE AND WAREHOUSE
INVENTORY MUST IE SOLD THIS MONTH.
ITALIAN IMPORTS
ASH TllA YS ·············-Re9. $ 6.00
VASES ............................ Re9. 10.00
Ci9uette LIGHTER SETS Re9. I 0.00
CANDLE HOL DER. SETS Req. 8.00
E1. CID GLASSWARE
NOW $3.st
NOW 5.ts
NOW 5.ts
NOW 4.7'
,,_ L...--.... c. ........ ,
4 PIECE GLASS SETS -Re9. SI 0.00 NOW ,S 7.ts
LIGHTER SETS . . ....... Req. 15.00 NOW 11 .ts
LEATHER BINDERS ••..... Req. 20.00 NOW 15.ts
ICE BUCKETS
I Lug• Assortment I
REG. $I 0.00 NOW $ 7.95
REG. $17.00 NOW $13.59
WINE RACKS
H•rdwood
REG. $1 4.95 NOW $11.95
PLACE MATS ·
I S+•in &1 .. ,, °"'•' •nd Wed9es)
Re9. $1.50
NOW 99e
Occasional T1bles
Ch•irs & l•r Stools.
Decor•+or Colors
POT1BtY VASES, PLANTERS
& ASH TRAYS
ALL 20°/o OFF
WROUGHT IRON DINING SET
REG. $195.00 NOW $136.00
COLLAPSIBLE SMALL TEAK
TABLES
REG. $10.95 NOW $5.95
FAMOUS SAL TON HOT TRAYS (ELECTRIC)
Reg . $6.95 Size . • • . . . . •
Reg. $10.95 Size • . • • . : • .
NOW $4.56
NOW $8.76
MANY, MANY OTHER GIFT ITEMS
AND AREA RUGS TOO LENG THY TO
MENTION. MUST GO!
2043 WESTCUFF DR., NEWPORT BEACH
642-2248
DIRECTLY BEHIND COCO'S
Plymoath8 Take 3 Claset1
Big Engines Win Acceleratio~ Tests
RIVERSIDE -Big bore
ellJl,Det in 1968 American
paHenger can pr o Y e d
•lain they can de:Uver the
necH1ary power to get your
car safely onto a freeway.
In acceleraUon testl con-
ducted Tueeday at RiversJde
International Raceway for
the 1968 Union.Pure Oil
Performance Trials, the
honor• in each claas went
to cars with large engine
displacement..
Plymouths t o o le ac-
celeration. wins in thret of
nfM classes being tested Ull·
der the supervision of the
National Association f o r
Stock Car Auto Racing
(NA.SCAR).
A 375 -hor se power
Plymouth GTX made the
fastest run of the day -
5.875 seconds to acceleration
from 25 lo 70 mph.
The 70 dlfferent makes
and models of cars tested
were 1egregated according
to engine size, price range
and optioul accessories.
Other acceleration win-
ners Tuesday Included a
Buick Riviera, a Chrysler
300, CbeveUe 300 and an
American Motors Rogue,
whlch baa posted a perfect
score in economy and ac-
celeration tests during tbeae
first two days of the five-
day annual event •ponsored
~ the Union on co. o1
California. .
The 70 cars tested Tues-
day were required to ac·
celera1e from 2S to 70 mph
with an electronic CGUDte'
recordin& ttJe number o1
seconds elapsed during the
r&&D. To compensate for wlnd,
runs were made ln two
directions and an average
taken. All cars were equip-
ped with a u t o m a t i c
transmissions.
In class. 1, for s11per
delue V-88 with four-barrel
carburetors and e n g i n e s
produ cing 35 0 -375
horsepower, the winner was
a BWck Riviera with a UJ.
cubic I n c b displacement
power plant.
Clus 2, for deluxe V ~s
with two and four barrels,
290 to 380 horsepower, went
to a Chrysler 300 equipped
with a ~inch engine.
Class 3, medium V-85. two
barrel carburetors a n d
en,uies in the 230 to 390
horsepower range, went to
a Mercury Monterey with
·a 390 to CID engine.
In Class 4, for standard
V ~s ln the 200 to 230
horsepower nnge, the
fastest acceleration w a a
made by a Plymootb Fury
I with a 311 CID V"'-
Class S. for intermediate
V ..as two barrel carbuntors,
190 to 265 horsepower, wu
taken by a Plymouth SpQrta
Satellite eqwpped witb •
318-incb engine.
Class 6, intermediate six·
es, 115 to 175 horsepower,
saw a Cbevelle 300 ia the
front rank. It wu powered
by a 23().inch engine.
Clus 7, compact sixes of
95 to 145 horsepower range,
went to the A m e r r c a n
Rogue, with a 232 CID
engine. Jt was also class
winner for mileage ln fuel
economy tests here Monday.
Class 8, s p o r t a -i ft·
termediate V..,s, with four
barrel cari>W'etors, 320 to
375 horsepower, went to a
Plymouth G T X powered
by a ~inch engine. • :
Class 9, sport compact V·
Is, two barrel carbureb's
and 195 to 265 boc~r,
went to a Mercury Cqar
equipped with a 3moblcb
engine. •
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for U. Ont Ume in Dine
...... •Ina Decembar. It
WU repon.ci today by 0 . C;
Adami, manac• of Security
Pint NlllDnal Bl*'s Colla
llnabnnch.
Local ..... Mltivity ,.
malned abOllt lt perOlll&
bl ... tMn a~ ago, Ad-ami aa&d. lta December lev·
el wu eaUmated at 187.5 on
tbe ... of s-... Ac-
tivity for Southern Cali.for·
Ilia, wbicb 11 compiled bJ
Security Bank's Economic
Research Department. 1be
index stood at 152.7 a year
ago.
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while department atoN
sU., bank debltl ud real
estate acUvity all dlcll.Ded.
Duttnf November, t b e
latest DlOlltll for which labor
filun• an available ....
plOJJDeot reacbed lta ~
est level tor aDJ November
on· reconl aod emplo~
dedlned to its loweat. leveJ
lD 10 months.
Employment of 4,118,000
clvtUam in tbe Soutblud'1
nlne metropolitan counties
meaot a one -year gain of E:tpert .. ,_..
121,000 workers. On a year·
to-year· basiJ, employment William H. Reimen of
bas risen 2.7 percent locally Corona del Mar baa
and U percent naUo.nally. . . d t b Sou•" On a seasonally adjuated JO~e e · ~ern Last month's estimate re·
preaentd a decline from No-
vember, for which the pre-
liminary index reading wu
a record mark ot 189.4. De-
ceinber's level remained
above that al Octobli, Wben
a previoua record of lel.3
WU estabililbed.
Among iDdlTidaal Index
economic indicators, which
are adjusted for seasonal
flactuationa, construction ac·
tivity lncreased fractionally,
basil, unemployment aver· • Callf ornia reg l on a l
aged at 4.6 percent of tbe sales of(jce ot Vance,
nine metropolitan counties' Sanden • Co.. Inc.,
total civilian 1 a b o r force mutual fund mana,ger-
during November. underwriter.
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Draft
Future
Hinted
By BOB HORTON
WASHINGTON (AP)
Pentagon sources say the
39.000-man draft call an·
nounced for March is a sign
ol th.logs to come UU. spring
and summer -with month·
ly manpower requests of
about 40,000 or more likely
in AprU, May and June.
Lut year's draft sum·
mons in the s a m e four·
month period averaged only
about 15,300 per month.
As one manpower planner
put it in describing the up·
swing: "We're dealing en·
tirely with m e c h a n i c s
here."
The mechanks are that
the Army is now in the
midst of wltat the Pentagon
calls a major replacement
cycle involving thousands
of men d r a f t e d when
the Southeast Asia buildup
was launched.
' NEEDS SOARING
By August replacem e n t
needs will really be soaring.
The reason : Jn August-1966.
when U.S. manpower (or
the ~ar was escalated, 36,·
fiOO men were ordered to
duty, followed by 37,300 in
September, 49,200 in Oc·
tober and 37,600 in Novem.
ber.
Those men will be ending
thelr tw.>·year loon this
fall. and the Pentagon has
to allow about five months
for the lnductlon process
and training in lining up
ready replacements. Thus,
M a r c h inductees ~·
ly will be August replace·
ments. Pentagon planners
say it would be somewhat
misleading to try to project
198'7'1 April, May and June
manpower needs simply by
looking at the draft calls of
September, October and No·
vember 1988. Thia is be·
cause enlittmenta and re·
enllltments -over which
the Pentagon bu no con·
trot -help determine re·
placement needs and be-
cause the overall planned
level ol the .-med forces
must be considered.
NEW LEVEL
The Anny ltrength stood
at U'I milllcm at the l a s t
accountfnt Nov. ~. A new
level may be 1et for the fis.
cal year beginning July 1.
The Pentagon declined to
predict oUiclally monthly
draft calls for 1987's second
quarter, but said in re·
aponae to questions, "We
can expect a relatively high
level of draft calla to be re·
quired during the balance
of the current fi9Cal ~ar"
ending June 30.
After that there could be
a tapering off in Pentagon
Tequesta to the Selective
Service System. This would
.reflect theJiip In Deeember
1966 to 12.100 inductions
and average monthly induc·
Uons In 1967 of only 18,200.
MARCH CALL
The 39,000-man call for
March -second highest of
the Vietnam war -com.
pares with January's 34,000
and February's 23.300.
Calls in the Vietnam war
reached a hjgh of 49,200 in
October 1966. Actually, 50,·
571 men were drafted then
-there Is always a differ·
ence between manpower re·
quest and the n u m be r
brought in -making it the
biggest month for inductions
since 54.981 men were put
in unHorm in May 1953 near
the end of the Korean War.
Monthly inductions rang.
ed to 87,000 in the Korean
War.
For the past 23 months
all inductees have gone In·
to the A r m y. The o t h e r
services have been relying
on volunteers to maintain
their strength levels.
9-week Oass
On Estates
A nine..week COW'M for
tbe laymen on bow to plan
hia family estate will be of.
fered tb1a 1pnn1 In the eve-
ninl by Oraoce Coasit Col·
Jeie.
"Family Estate Plmnm1.,
will meet T;lursdays from
7~30 to t :30 p.m. 1D Liberal
Arts., Room No. 3. Tbe
COClfM will end April 4. A
• tWtioo fee will be ct.-1-
ed.
TM courtt wlU tell bow
to best bold tltJe to prop-
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.... Oft and laberlbnce
taat. It wt1l ..._. the lm·
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Nylon jackets in solids or prints.
Rainwear ill treated cotton sail·
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colors girls love.
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Pink, m~ize, aqua for girls. For
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When the St. Louts Cardinals foot·
ball club threw open tbe gates to _
.it.a pre-season training camp at Late
Forest, ru., tut July, 100 rookiea
walke<l in, looklnc for jobs.
ball and the school qpened lls doors
ill 1930. "I didn't tb1nk t was big enough
to mate it," Spiller said after getting
llack from St. L>uis.
The Cardt weren't too sure. either.
double practice sessions a day before
the veterans repol'ted to camp. And
aft~ two weeks of practice with the
vets the exhibition season started and
their were Just five rookies left. They
only cut one after tbat.
and wasn't then sure wt\icb sport
best suited him. He played In the
Dodger summer 'tookje program In
the summer of '81 and by the time
he decided to go out for football at
Orange Coast, the Pl,ra_tea bad already
pl<1yed one game.
care of the tnee lf I came over
there so I did . .,
After two years of stardom in LA
State's defensive backfield,_ SpUler
anxiously awaited wt January's pro
draft. He waa tbf oDly LA State player
drafted last year, wb.ereaa the year
before, i2 Diabloa were picked. They waited until the 16th round or
the combined pro football player draft
last January tu select him. which
means at least 275 players were
chosen before Spiller was.
"But I st.ill hadn't made it by then.
Four or them made il One was
from Washlngbl, another· from
Michigan, the l.hird wu a ~ agent
aod the fourttl was Phil Spiller, from
Newport Beach.
When you examine the numbers of
football players wbo each year fall
to secure jobs, in either of the two
major professional football leagues,
you conclude that it's easier to
become, say, a movie star.
"Tbe first thing they did In camp
was suit e v e r y b o d y up and clock
them through 4,0-yard sprints, Just
off ~t. they cut four draft choices."
SpUler recalled.
Tbe club has to reacll its 40-player
limit by the first leagtte game. I
started au rive exhibition games. The
la.st oner was ln Chicago and as we
left one of the assistant coaches came
up to me and said: 'I think you're
going to be one of the 40.' ''
Spiller, a 1962 graduate of Newport
Harbor High. arrived in Newport
Beach his junior year. He transferred
from Loyola High school in Los
Angeles and was .an offensive and
defensive back at Newport.
Spiller played his first season at
OCC at flanker and played in the
1963 Junior Rose Bowl game. The
following year he was Orange Coast's
quarterback' and took the club to the
Elles Bowl.
''I started out as a cornerb~k with
the Cardinals but Jerry Stovall (all·
pro) got hurt and they moved me
to strong safety at mid-season. Then
Stovall returned to the Hneup and
I was moved back to corner."
He enrolled at Long Beach State
for the 1965 spring semester but in·
jured a knee in a baseball workout
and was told his scholarship bad been
cancelled ..
Jn Spiller's first game back at his
customary position, be intercepted two
passes against the New York Giants
at Yankee Stadium.
But Spiller made it. He is the only
graduate of Newport Harbor Higb
School to ever play professional foot·
The axe continued to faJI . The days
and weeks rolled by and rookie~ were
sent packing like clockwork, But Spil·
ler remained.
"We went through two weeks or He played baseball at Newport. loo,
''Homer Beatty from LA State call.·
ed me up and told me they'd take
As a pass defender. Spiller has to
reckon with some of the greatest pass
(See SPILLER, Paie %8)
EX-NEWPORT ACE
Phil Spiller
Nicklaus Begins Drive
For Four Major Golf Titles
Crosby Champ
Seeks Repeat
Of '67 Win
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP)-U.S.
Open golf cbampioo Jack Nicklaus
swings into bis 1968 campaign today
aa defending champion in the $104,500.
Bing Crosby Tournament aiming to
play better this year.
"J'U point tx> the four major tourna·
ments again," said Nicklaus, whooe
continuing hope is to scOl'e a Grand
Slam and win them all in a single
year.
Nicklaus, who will be 28 on Jan. 21,
ranks as one of four players who have
woo the U.S. Open, Masters, PGA and
British Open. But no one has copped
them all in a single year. Bobby Jones'
Grand Slam in 1930 consisted or the
U.S. and British Opens and Amateur
tournaments.
"Winning all four is everyone's de·
sire," declared Nicklaus.
Although he admits to shooting bet·
ter goll in practice rounds the past
two weeks than in comparative times
of past years, the tiig blood from Co·
lumbus, Ohio, won't play all the win·
ter toornaments. --rm playing he.re and in the Andy
Williams Tournament at San Diego
and might play at Palm Springs or
Phoenix, but I'm not going to play too
much." be said with the explanation,
"if you play too much early in the
year you get stale by the time sum·
mer ' rolls around."
After setting money winning records
in 1967. big Jack took a De<:ember va·
cation in Florida including water ski·
ing, swimming, fishing a.mi . play!ng
with his youngsters, a routine m wb1ch
he shed a few pounds.
During the past 10 days he's played
nine rounds of goll and terms his tee
shou and putting good with improve·
ment needed on the timing of his ap·
proaches. He concluded preparations
for the 72-hole Crosby with a subpar
round over the exacting Cypress Point
course. The 6,464-yard course plays to a par
of 37-35-72 and although he didn't
write down his hole.by-bole tally. Nick·
taus observed, "I'm sure I was under
70."
That despite a whistling wind blow-
ing in from the Pacific Ocean.
Nicklaus and his amateur partnf'r
Bob Hoag, another former Ohio State
athJete, open their competitive play
at Cypress Point and then play ~PY·
glass Hill and Pebble Beach on Fnday
and Saturday. Those surviving the 54-
hole cut play a final round Sunday at
Pebble Beach.
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Laments Lakers'
Lack of Strength
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Coach Bill
Van Breda Kolff says his Los Angeles
Laker team "just isn't a physical
l>alJ club."
The lament followed a 113-101 loss
to the New York Knicks in National
J asketball Association play Wed·
nesday night.
"We have to get our points more
11r Jess by finesse and to win' a game
by finesse you have to have everything
going for you," said Van Breda Kolfr.
The loss of Jerry West. out with
a pulled groin muse.le. hampered the
Lakers as the l(nicks powered by
them in the final quarter. Van Breda
Koltf was ejected from the game.
Los Angles doesn't play again until
next Wednesday when the LQkers mat-
cb wits and stamina with the
Phlladelphja 76ers.
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Jaus is trying for a second straight victory in the Bing Crosby Pro·Am.
Too Many Games
Pro Playoffs, Bowls
Getting Out of Control
There's so many post-season games
in pro football any more that the
playoff and bowJ schedule is virtually
a campaign of its own.
At one time the only attractions
that fo!Jowed the regular season ac·
tivity were the Pro Bowl and the
National Football Le a g u e cham·
pionship game. Then the NFL expanded its slate
to include the Runnerup Bowl -a
tilt that pa ired the second place
fin ishers in the two dfvis.lolfs: The birth of the American Football
League in 1960 meant an additional
league championship showdown and
an all·star extravanza for the pro
ranks. Still. you could hardly say the silua·
tion was out Of control. Not yet.
anyway. But wh en the two leagues agreed
to stop disagreeing that set up three
more post-season games -t~ Super
Bowl and the two NFL sectional
playoffs that came about because or
releaguing.
Now we have eight assorted playoff
games -including that ridiculous
Runnerup Bowl fiasco which will
hopefully be dropped sometime io the
near fu ture.
The Super Bowl is a great idea.
but apparently is a bit premature
considering the relative strength of
the NFL and AFL champions.
Last year Green Bay stomped
Kansas City <3.5-101. This Sunday l
foresee a similar Packer conquest of
Oakland, Uke say 35-14.
Bot1eotdng Fr•n~e
You bave to admit the Idea o(
boycotting the Winter Olympics ii
not totally bad. In view or tht
11'oddy treatme1tt dished out to
Americana by the French since
Cllerle1 DeGeulle cranked up bla
anct-yank prtgram.
DeGaulle ordered as oat ol our
Frtnch NATO b111c1, h:u at.tempt·
eel to destrov our ecenomy by gob-
bling up our gold reatrve. baa
tried to destroy our wor-ld Image.
Hit .Uady flow of ''Hate Amert·
ca" Ideals baa taken ltt toll oa the
French populace and touring lhis
bountiful land o{ beauty and hi11·
tory Is no longer desirable because
of the open hostJllty receJvP.d and
the abortive prices charged.
It's a shame to see an outstand·
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OU:HH WHITI
log world event like the Winter
Olympics go to a nation that la so
anti-everything fwe aren't the
only target of the nasty old man-
rcmember hJs urge for revolution
In Canada and his move to keep
England out of the Common Mar·
kct).
Slculae• Wrists
Most athJetes take any serious In·
jury as a ghastly blow. But the late
Kokichi Tsuburaya of Japan ap·
parently really took his misfortune
to heart.
The 27-year·old marathon ace was
reportedly despondent over a foot In·
jury which threatened his career.
So, he slashed his wrists. A note
round by police was addressed to
his parents and read: "I'm too tired
and T can't run any more."
Tsuburaya was the Nipponese spike
hero of the 1964 Olympiad . ln Tokyo,
taking the bronze medal for thfl 26
mile. 385 yard grind after losin~ a
stirring battle with Brit~in's Ben
Heatley ror second pla'Ce .
Gurnev Grantl .Mar•h•I
CoroM del l'ttar'1 Oan Gurney
will lead orr the United States Auto
Club .euon, driving the pace ctr
and servln~ as gnnd marshal for
Sunday'• acUoa at RJver1rade
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No Jealousy
Of Alcindor,
Says Allen
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Lucius Al·
len, a UCLA star playing in the giant
shadow of Lew Alcindor. says there's
no jeaJousy among teammates of the
7-foot·llh All·America center -only
admiration.
''We're all aware Lew is a super·
star and there's absolutely no discon·
tent," the junior guard said. "Lew de·
serves everything he gets because he's
so great. And he really accepts bis
fame wen:·
Allen, an articulate sociology major
from Kansas· City, Kan., is possibly
the best of Alcindor's supporting cast
of basketball stars -a cast which in·
eludes such standouts as Mi.ke Warren,
Lynn Shackelford, Edgar Laei!y and
Mike Lynn.
He's the No. 2 scorer behind the
lJCLA pivotman with a 16.3 points per
game average alter the Bruins' first 10
games this season.
The Bruins, who have won the NCAA
championship three of the past four
i;easons. have a 44·game victory string
and tbreatM the national record of 60
<'nnsecul.ive wins set by BilJ Russell·
lrd University (){ San 1''rancisco.
Allen thinks UCLA will go unbeaten
tllis season and sm1lSh the USF-matk.
"I feel we can do it,'' the 20-year-old
backcow't performe.r offered. "That's
what everyone 1s pushing for. It's go·
ing to be tough but I honestly believe
we can do it."
AIJen. who also was second to Akin·
dor in Bruin point production a year
ago with a 15.5 average. says he's lm·
proved from bis first varsity cam·
1>aign.
"l've lmproved not so much in phys·
ical ability but in basketball sense ."
Lucius said. "When you reach a cer·
tain physical point, it's a matter of
using your head. I've matured.''
How much pressure is on the UCLA
players?
"There's some pressure. of ~ui:_s~
hut it real'ly isrr't1har-overpowermg.
he answered. "It's not nearly as great
on the players as it is on the coaches.
And I think the pressure would be
greater on us if we were. say, ranked
No. 5 and striving to be No. 1."
Morgan State Says Nix
More Athletes
Boycott NYAC
BALTIMORE (AP) -At least six
world track record holders plan to
boycott the New York Athletic Club's
indoor meet next month unless the
club drops discriminatory mem-
bership practices. according to Harry
Edwards, leader (){ a movement to
have Negroes boycott the U.S. Olym·
pie team.
Edwards. a sociology professor at
San Jose State College in California.
said he has rec•ived telegrams from
some of tbe nation's leading track fig.
ures who report they will not compete
in the NYAC meet in New York Feb.
16.
Membership in the NY AC is not open
to Negroes and Jews and Edwards'
group has demanded the club open
its membership without regiard to race
as one of six conditions for dropping
its planned Olympic boycott.
Edwards reported Wednesday that
those who sent telegr.ams indicating
they would not participate in the
NYAC's meet, oldest in the world,
included:
.....John Carlos. East Texas State,
world record hold.er in the JOO.yard ·
dash and winner of the 100 and 22().
yard dashes at the Pan American
Games. --Bill Gaines, independent, world
record holder in the 60·ya(d dash.
-Martin McGrady, Central, Ohio,
State, world record holder in lbe in·
door 60().yard run.
-Kirk Clayton, a California JUnjor
college student, who holds the world
record in the 50-yard dash.
-Tommy Smith and Lee Evans wbo
are members of two relay teams
which hold r~rds for the 88().yard
and mile relays. ln addition to the
relay records, Sntith has set records
in the 200.yard and 200-meter dashes.
Evans holds records for the 400-meier
and 440.yard cashes.
Edwards report of the athletes
decisions to boycott the NY AC meet
was carried in today's editions of
the Baltimore Sun. Staff writer Robert
L. Naylor interviewed Edwards over
the telephone.
Edwards, disclo.sure followed by one
day Morgan State College's decision
to have its track performers bypess
the NY AC's meet. Morgan had sent
teams and individuals to the indOOf
meet. which was first he-ld in 1868,
for the past 20 years.
Edwards praised Morg.an's decision
as "beautiful." He added t h at
"Morgan is actually ahead of our
time table'' and said that up to now
only individual athletes bad been co.n·
tacted and urged to boycott the
NYAC's meet at Madison Square
Garden.
NCAA Reopens
Hostilities
With AAU
NEW YORK (AP) -The Nation&l
CoUegiate Athletic Association re-
opened Jts war on the Amateur
Athletic Union Wednesday by calling
off -effective next Nov. 1 -its
moratorium on sanctioning of outside
track and field meets.
G b • ) N d ln a statement passed at the annual a r1e ame convention o( the college body, the
--NCAA said it would demand that
every event promoted by an outside Best Athlete source would have to carry NCAA
certification.
This has been a sore spot in the
LOS A N E G L E s (UPI) long · simmering war between the
Quarterback Roman Gabriel. who led NCAA and AAU over control of
the Los Angeles Rams to a Coastal amateur sports.
Division champ-ionship in the Nations_! WaJter Byers. executive director of
Football League. W e d n e s d a y was the NCAA. said the action was delayed
named Southern Califomia'i; athlete until Nov. l in order not to jeopardize
or the month for December by the the U.S. efforts in the 1968 Olymptcs
Helms Foundation.• ln Mexico City, Oct. 12·28.
In his·best season in a Ram uniform, The AAU has insisted that it cannot
Gabriel passed for 2.779 yards on accept joint sanctioning of open track
196 completions while helping the club and field events. and it has steadfastly
chalk up an 18·2·2 record. refused to meet the college demand•
His passing yardage for a single for certific.ation.
season was second only to the 2 8~7.::..5 --~·e_so.called-m-0ratorium has been yara record established by a1iri wade in effect since August, 1965, at the
in 1958. start of the Senate Commerce COm·
Gabriel's 198 completions th i s mittee hearings and bas prevailed
season were topped in Ram records through a study ol the pr~ by
only by his own mark of 217 set a special arbitration board named by in 1966. Vice President Hubert Humphrey.
Y az Top Male Athlete of '67
CAltL Y ASTRIMISKI
Bosox Ace Tops Tough Field
WAKEF'IELD. Mass, (AP)-A heav·
ily perspiring Carl Yastrzemski had
just finished one of his rugged daily
workouts when he was told he had
been voted Male Athlete of the Year
for 1967 by an overwhelming margin
in the annual Associated Press poll
"I know what It's ilk~ to be on top
and I want to stay on top." the slug·
ging Boston Red Sox outfielder said
In explaining what motivates hi~ to
keep squeezing trips to the gym into
his hectic ofC·season schedule .
·•1 worked hard to get where 1 am.
and I'm not going to get complacent
now," he added. Yastrzemski. who earned the AmeT-
lcan League's Most Vatuahle Player
award and Tr\ple Crown In batting
while leading the underdog Red So~
to the pennant. said he wanted to sar,
more than ''Just the usual things •
about this latest award.
''This ts really cme of the outstand·
tni honors, and I want everybody
who voted for me to know hoW thank·
ful I am ." he said. '
·•A lot of awards are for just one
11port. like baseball. but this one is es•
pecially import.9nt where it takes in
so many thousands of athletes m all
sports."
The balloting by 378 sports writers
and broadcasters was no contest, with
Yastrzemskl f>icking up 210 first-place
votes and 879 points on a basis of
three for a first·place vote, two for
second and one for third.
Baltimore Colts' quarterback Jo h n
Unitas. the National Football ~ague's
MVP. wH a distant second wtth 21>1
polnU.
Next in order were .nm Ryun, who
broke his own world record for th•
mile run with a 3.Sl.1 ctoelclngi pro
golfer Jack Nicklaus, whO set a mon.
ey-wlnning record of $188,988: and
ace halfb•ck O.J . Simpson, "ho 1 e d
Southern Californle to the n•tional
colleae football championship .
t
N DAILY PILOT TlwsdlJ, JMuJ U , 1961 I
Will Lombardi Retire
1
.Af ter Super Sunday?
LOS ANGELES -There bas been
cc:mslderable murmuring along the
boWenrd wbich 1uuau Vince Lom·
bard1 will abortly uncouple himself
u bead c<*:h of the Green Bay
P acltera.
Thia could be tact. Then again, it
may be no more than wilbtul thinking.
It .,.. without uylng the woods
are fWl or proleslionll football: people
who would rejoice aa a result of
Lomblrdl aeWng the bell out. The
point la approaching where opposing
coacbu will aoe and an tbr<YW up
their baDda in despair of ever beating
the 1'11· No quetti011, lie men ii UDC21JOy.
No one la in the i...t aure of wnat
tt is about Lombardi but more than
a few tbeories are advanced.
Some s ay be walks on water and
SPORTS
CLIPPED
SHORT
From OM W1re1 of AP /UPI
ST. LOUIS -Roger Maris shrugged
off the eftecta of Bell's Pally, ex·
pussed desire for the baseball aeason
to start and 1lgned bis 19es contrad
with the Sl Louis Cardinals.
In a novel telephone hookup between
St LoWI end St Petersburg, Fla.,
General Managtr Bing Devine an-
nounced that Maris signed for the
same salary be made lut year.
EaCimatet put Maril in the '15,000
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LOS ANGELES -Teenager Mando
Ramos GI Long Beach Calif., and
lrilh Frankie Crawford of Lo s
Angeles, who fought • rouaine fight
waa by the latter lut Oct 5, liped
Wednesday for a rematch Jan.· 25
at the 01.ympic Auditorium.
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MANCHESTER, N.B. -A record
erowtl ot z,• paid lrfbate to &be Amerteaa Leape elaamplom Botton
Re.a Sox ud alto treetei their World
8erlet tarmeaten, Bob Gtbloa ud Loa
Brock, Wedltetday lllP& at &he 21th
anaaal bHeball dinner sponsored by
th Mudtetter UalOD Leader Fuel, he.
Amigos Beaten
In Houston
On Late Shot
HOUSTON (AP) -WU.lie Somerael
connected m a 12-foot jump shot in
lhe lall Meood Wednesday night to
provide the Housbi Mavericks with
a 122·120 overUme victory over the
Anaheim Amigos in an American
Basketball Assoctati.on game.
Somer.et ttole a throw ill wittl less
than ~ seconds remaining in regula.
lion time and dribbled the leclgth of
the court to put the MaNericlts to
within 111 • 109.
The ~foot-9 gm:rd iromptly swiped
the ball again and fed tcJ, Hal Halt'.
wbo drilled a 23-foot.er with only 18
second1 left to produce the overtime, w . ill.
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ht.I a pipeline to the man upttaln.
Some aay be lt the greatat fooball
coach wbo ever lived. Some claim
he la merely blHMd with .incredible
luck.
Whatever. he has those wbo must
contend witft him playing with tbelr
toes and bowling at the moon.
On the retirement issue, Lombardi
is not talking. At least, be ii hlibJy
willkely to di1CU11 the matter unW
after he disposes ol the final ptece
of business of the season wbJcb ii .
now at band.
Tbat w o u I d be a television pro-
duction next Smday entitled 1be Super
Bowl. It involves tbe Paclt«s, who
are cbempionJ-'of the NaUooal Foot·
ball League,, Utt the o.t1and Raiders,
the proven bHt of tbe American Foot·
ball League.
Sqwr of Stars
The bowl is not super, really. Only
one ol the two team. is worthy ol
tbe distinction. You get three guesses
aa to which Jquad it i.I. Tbe ttrst two do not count.
Jimmy (The .Greet) Snyder, who
operates an odds manllfacturtng pluit
in Las Vegas, bu seen tJt to establish
the Packers u 14 points superior to the Ra.iders. ·
Don't believe it.
The Greek ls not in the babit of
hanging up a figure in uceu of
14 points. It is bis W11Y of. saying,
forget it. Snyder is more than aware
that beating Lombenli is for the ~Id
like filling an inside straight or rolling
ten collJeC'Utive puaet. It happens
only ooce in a while and now and
tben.
That's the ..., it is. Whenever the
Green Bay team Is Involved In an
important contest of Pu.shin& and sbov·
log, tbe fiDll an.alJail always a.arrows
down to tbe prtMnce of Lombardi.
Lombardi ii a Mlf-coafeued Sunda1
flllllllNllllUNll.I
BUD
TUCKER
madman. Maybe be ls dead right.
Ther e is no question be in no way
retembles tbe ordinary run of tbe
mill bum.an being you meet alon~
the avenue.
Perhaps llatred II tbe bli tldq
Lombardi bas &Oinl for blm. Be u.
bla opponents and be ..._. tbl pnu
and be bates tbe ,..._ Be ...., tv•
bate bimaelf.
Tbue is allo eridnce be batea
bit playen. At i.ut. Jae treatl tbem
with a form 0( cGlllempt wbidl is moet difficult to bllltn.
Lombardi doel llOt eoecb bla
playen. He driv• them a n d
browbeab d>em aad humillatet them.
Zeke BrattowaJd GDCe told me about
a Packer play• CIWWll.nl to the
aidellnet witb b1a hody all but brobD
in balf.
Lombardi met the player balfway
and told blm, "Get b9ck in there. ro tell you when you •• hurt"
The amazing thinl about :all of tbla
is that Lombardi ceta reallltl. It 11
not dear , ..... .. Plclen
pertarm wt• briDi.we Ne llil ol
batnd tar tbe coedl or te.r or blm.
Of count, 1...,.... -• way
GI aootNDI Ida pya. Tbe Pacbn
will walk •ftJ tram the a..-Bowl
thins wltb acnettdag ute •,ooo in
each of their pocbta. TbM tllld of
loot CID he.a a Jot al i*Jlicll and
mental llna&MI.
MeanwtMle, comersatioa Pll'lilts
~t Sunday's event wil be Lom.
bardi's Jut aa a COllCb. U tbat is
UM way it turDI out, even if you
do not approve ot Lombardi 's
method.I, you blve to adDUt the
Packen will never be tbe •anie
without bim.
NeMher will proteaioaal footblll.
Coast Grid Lo~p
Veteran Reflects
On 'The 01.d Days'
DEL MAR (AP) -So tbl winning
fooCbllll ~s .. tbe SUper Bowl wm recetYe $15,000 .pece ...
••111 the old _,, tbe au.-..e for
tbe entire team far a pme away
from bome wu '2,000 -and there
was no auuraDCJ1 one would 1et ttie
~.·· So reoaDa Donald B. Smith, presi-
dent ot the Del Mar Turf Club, as
be remlnllll"ft about the old Pacific
Cout professional football league.
The leegue wu formed by Paul
Scbi.uler, who had the Hollywood
Bean, .and Jerry C«coran, with the
Lot Angieles Bulldogs. Joining forces
were tbe Saa Francisco Packers, the
Oakland Gianta and the San Diego
Bod>ers, wtiicb Smith be Ip e d
organize.
determined bJ troop movemeata. And
since they were very secret, we never
knew who W'OUld mow up ftt the
next ball game. Obriouely, our sylt.em
of plays WU very simple."
Smith recalled the dlaappoiabnent
at the crowd of a .<XX> for the Super
Bowl in Lot Angeles last year.
"I remember a game we played
against the Bulldogs at the old
Gilmore Stadium in Los Angeles. The
weather was miaerable and we had
13 more ushers than we bad at-
tendance. I th.ink that was one of
the days we didn't get our guarantee."
A new league was formed, Smith
continued, and a price war ensued.
"We had to .rUse our linemen from
'5() to '75 a game, and on good
backs it went from $100 to as high
as $150 -a far cry from the last
price war endured by tbe sport."
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr cuts loose with
a pass durilJC Packen' workout Wednesday in Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. 'Dle NFL's champs are preparing
for Sunday's Super Bowl engagement with Oaklanit
CJf the A.FL. The Packers are 14-point favorit-.
"MOit of our play was during World
War ll and the Bombers we.re made
up priDmily ol Army, Navy and
Marine penonnel. We bad some great
players but molt of them could not
play under their real Jtames," Smith
laid.
"One of the crft:lt fullbacb ol all
time, Bill Ouna.oati ol Holy Cross
and the Oliicago Bears, wu 'Red
Scott.' Elroy Hinch played bis first
p-o game a a Bomber.
The budget for one National Footbell
League t88lll for an entire 1eason
in l~ was $280,<XX>. "You may note
that this figure was far Jess than
the bomu pay for one bell player
at the going rates." Smith concluded.
Lombardi Still
Builds Up
Raider Oub
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI)
-Is Greec B111 Packer coach Vince
Lomberdl llrioully CODl.iderlng a
defeat at the hands ol the Oakland
Raiders next Sunday, or iB he just
building up Che Packen' next victim?
The Pac.ken are two · touchdown
favorites for the second National ·
American Football League cbam·
pioubip matcb in the Orange Bowl,
and nobody really believes the
notoriously stern Green Bay coach
has gone toll aa he tries to bring
hil temn to tta peak.
Yet Lombardi volunteered Wed-
nesday at the end of bis dAlly press
conlenince wbeo the questions finally
ended: "Gentlemen, this ii a big
game, but it lan't the end of the
world. Tbe Packers will ccatioue to
operate Whatever bappeoe &mday."
A.nd oa two conaecutive days be
made the point that Oakland bas a
big psyctdol1cal advantage over
Kansaa City -which Green Bay
dumped with relative eue, 35-10, in
Jut' year's initial Super Bowt -
beC8a8e there Is less pres1ure the
second time and more familiarity witb
NFL style.
Lombardi also said the AFL isn't
the "jimior league" anymore, becauae
elgbt years is time enough to put
together atrong t.eams. And be has
~stently expreJlfl(f concern over
the problems of dealing w i t h
Oakland's comparatively small. but
shifty defenJe.
Detroit's Dave Bing .
Reveals Stitch History
" 'Big BID1 Lee of Alabama, Green
Bay AM Pbiladelphia, wu ooe of
our tactlel. Other names that come
to mind were Steve Bagarus end Ed
Beinor of Notre Dame. Sal Mena and
Coy OUM of USC, and Both Pritchard
of the Eagles. Bosh bad a fine voice
and used to eotertain the fans at half·
time.
WHITTIER COACH
GETS 500th WIN
CLAREMONT, C&llf. (AP)-Aubrey
Bonham, who's retiring u Whittier
College basketball coach tbiJ year aft·
er 29 years, won bis SOOtb victory for
the Poets with a 86-57 decision Wed·
nesday night overOlaremont•Mudd.
NE W YORK (AP) -The.re are
29 sUtches in Dave Bing's ~year-old
face and be knows wber• ~ one
of them came from.
"These 11 stitches over my left
eye.'' Bing of the Detroit Piatons
pointed out to a recent visitor, "came
from Don Nelson of Bolton.
''Then there are these eight across
the bridge of the ll08e from Paul
Silas of St. Louis.
"Adrian Smith of Cincinoati gave
me five over the .left eye and Chet
WaDter of Philadelphia pot five over
the right eye."
SUD, the rough·and-tumble existence
of the National Basketball Association
hasn't completely subdued the form.er
Syracuse AU-American and last yell''S
outstanding NBA rookie.
For one thlng, h.is 27.9 point$ a
game is by far the be.st average
in the league.
For another, be has gained ftve
pounds since tbe season started,
baDooning up to 185 pounds that is
successfully bidden on his 6--3 frame.
"'Ibis year is far more satisfying
tban Jut year," Bing said after
engineering a 114-ll3 victory for the
PtstoDJ over Baltimore in a
doubleheader here recently. "We're
winning now and I'm going better
person~"
Also Bing thinks the attention he's
been getting from various stray
elbows and shouJden around the
league ls a tribute of sorts to Ilia
success.
"It's much tougher this year than
last and, yes, I guess they are la,Wg
for me a little."
Although Blog bas not come back
to the same tame ill which the cuts
were inflicted, be ham't bad to miss
any contest this seuon, a fact he
appreciates.
"One of my favorites was J ack
Loomis of Baylor and the New York
Giants. He lost both legs at Okinawa
and died eome two montbe later. I'll
never forget bis remark after being
wounded. 'Well, I guess the Giants
lost a helluva good end.'
"The main problem with the
Bombers was that our personnel was
Bonham, 6.5, bu a record with Whit-
tler of 7.80 losses also.
Whittier is 2-0 in Southern California
Intercollegiate Athletic 'Conference
play tb1s year.
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Rere's ·aome ol Jail obtervM!ons after
a year in the NatJooal F ootball
Leap:
PAUL WARFIELD , Clev~
land -"He's the best, b e c a u 1 e
of bU comblnatioa of speed and
mov•. lt Frank Ry.an bed man Ume
to throw, he could complete puses
to Warfield .. day lonf-4hal'a how
good ht .... ''
I BOB RAYES, Dal I a 1 -"He haa
bliodinf Jpeed but you know the om, I way be'• ,.,mg &o beat you a. to
outnm joa. He bu no mov•. Doo't
get me Wl'OQI be's lfUl, but If I
bad to dlfmd •ei a py, I'd ratber
take ta R.,_ W.-fleld." ~ JO.Na, New York-"Be't
....... ,... and rulJy toulb to ..
dJe."
B 0 8 8 Y M1TCHELL, Wuhingtoa
-"O.. ,, ... ti.&." ,,
ROY JEFFERSON, Pittsburgh -,
"You doo't bear mucb about him but
he's one of the better receivers In pro
football."
nlE SUPER BOWL-"J think It'll
be closer than last year but there's
just no way Oakland's going to beat
Grten Bay."
Most people who foUow American
sports are united in 1 the belie! that
professional football's pass de!endera
are amona the most Skilled athletel
to be found anywhe~.1 Their~• 11 an
unheralded tast yet c().ff that c.'OJD· mandl great respect.
And Spiller-one of ly a bandful
of rookies Who were •tuters in Uie
'67 SUIOO-ls •lW Jear~.
''The most dilncult thine for mt
ii how to detmnine li.f a recelver
ii gomc deep or short. that's bee~
al pro receJven ~v. creat speed
and it's very difficult to teU lf they're ruanUac at ba1f Speed -lettin& ready
• • # • • , • • t • ' I • • .i f
to mate a cu&-or at full speed. going
deep."
One wbo lln't surprised at Spiller's
remarkable 1uccete in pro football
is Dick Tucker, bla Orange Cout
coach.
·"Phil always bad that great speed
and be wu an all·round athlete. I'm
not at all sbocked-particulariy after
seelnj laow well be played at LA
State." .
• Sa71 Wayne Hughe•, hll high school
coach at Newport: "I thought Pbll
bad tbt treat.M potnUal Of any hip
school boy I'd ev« 1etn -easily
the ereatest of Q1 player I ever
coecbed."
Spllltr'1 father, Cblrlll, owns 1
Newport Beach lnsurance agency. Tbe
f ootblll-playinc Spiler li•" on the
beach at 47th Street with his wife,
k athJeen, and bis three-year~Jd soG, David.
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the last
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~ootball
season
.ay note
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player
C'Juded.
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Whittier
ur aft·
tory for
ID Wed-
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Derby Winner
Huntington Beach fiahennan Jim Pinkstt>n shows
off this 32%-lb. cow cod which won him top prize
In Davey's U>cker Christmas Fish Derby.
·~ ,----\ '*-'~"\ I I
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Bill Armstrong, the coach of Compton High School'11
basketball team, is a man who pulls no punches. He has
a great team and he knows iL
Compton is so good that many CIF observers are
predicting the Tarbabes will become the first CIF team
to complete ill season unbeaten since another Compton
team dld it id 1952.
"We're 16-0 right now and should win the rest of our
10 league games and one non-league game," Armstrong
said Wednesday.
"That would put us in the CIF playoLfs with a 27-0
record and you know how that goes."
El Segundo knows how it goes. The Eagles went all
the way unbeaten to the CI~ .champio~sbip game. and
lost, 62-56, to Monrovia and ft01sf ed thel.J' season with a
34-i mark. -
Ther e's ;Jlecays O~
"Th ere's always one club that you don't figure on
coming into the picture and knocking a big team off."
Discounting darkhorses, Armstrong rates North Tor-
rance, Marina, Huntington Beach and Corona del Mar,
in that order, as the class of the CTF.
But hb club has already beaten North Torrance
by wide spreads.
"I was s urprised to see how bad Huntlngton beat
Marina but I still thlnk Marina wtll be real tough
when the CIF olayoff1 come around. Corona del Mar
11 good, but not good u food u HunttngtQa.
"·Overall, I'd say North Torrance ud Marina
are the cream or the crop."
Elvin Hutchisot' pr~c:al at !osta Mesa's Heinz
Kaiser Junior High School, is an American Football
League official on weekends. .
He waited in vain recently for a special telegram
from pro football czar Pete Rozelle. informing him he'd
been selected to work Sunday's Super Bowl game.
It's the most coveted olficiating assignment in sports.
Reason : Super Bowl officials get $750. * ·* * d . D' k TheTe's an amusing coincidence connecte with 1c
Stoeffler's amazing 300-300 performance at Kona Lanes
last week. Stoeffler. Kona's general manager. cranks
out all the publicity releases or the Costa Mesa bowl-
ing phmt.
Several months ago. in describing a bowler's
two 300 games on successive weekends, he Incorrect-
ly likened the feat to Ewell Blackwell's two straight
no-hitters, instead of Johnny Vander Meer.
So now the rtb 11 that StoeJOer, after hts pair or
:IOO's. Is "the EweU Blackwell of bowllng." * * * . A The NaUonal Federation oI High School Athletic ~·
sociations dreamed up some new rules last week. af-
fecting prep football all over the cou~~Y· .
Among the edicts is one prohibiting the use of video
tape ''or any mechanical visual aid" during games. Pre·
sumably. that doesn't include movie cameras., Also. a
team with a player on the field without all required pro-
tective equipment will be tagged with a 15-vard penalty.
Another one : If a kickoff is touched •illegally by a
member of the kicking team before the ball ha~ traveled
10 yards. the receiving team may take possession at the
point of contact.
* * * Don't be aarprtaed If Contlla del Mar basketbA ll
coach BUI Bloom becomes USC's a11l1tant coach for
next IUIOft. Bob WUllelm, the current afde to bead
Trojan coach &b Boyd, bas •"Pl.led lt1r the Pepper-
dJne job and wtll prnbaMy Ket It
Bloom pla.yed at USC and ft 11 a fact that he'•
hlgllly thought of bv Bo7d.
* * * The DATL Y PlLOT'S 1porb conrue ha$ been en·
hanced by the acquisition of a SI.~ Nikon motorized
camera. gJving staff photographers Lee Payne. Lyle
Haigh and Dick Koehler the opportunity to shoot st·
riuence pictures. ·
And 10 when throwing lfebrl11 at baskt'!tball officials.
please 11void 11trikin.1t the DAJLY PfUYr photographer
and his ack·&Ck C1tml'ra.
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Tlwndl.y, Januaty 11, 1968 DAJLV PILOT Sf
l(asser Wants Light or Gun
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of ._ Del" P .. Steff
John KaPer is a man who
la today looking for either
a gun or a red light. or
bot&.
Tbe Fountain Valley High
School ba.Sketball coech is
atill seething over a ques-
tionable call by officials
which be says jobbed his
team out of a Cree throw
in the final seconds against
M.a,gnolia T u e s d a y al-
ternoon.
The B a r o n s lost in
overtime, 63-Q.
"We bad a lime out with
seven secoocls left and they
had the one point lead,"
Kasser explained.
"I told the kids to take
one shot. Well, Gary Red·
man passed the ball to Doug
Waller, who wu fouled as
he received Ule ball. T.he
foul occurred between one
and t.t.'ee seeoods befOl"e the
buzzer sounded. but the of-
ficials ruled the g.ame was
over."
"Walker WM shooting the
ball as the buzzer sounded
-it was that clear the
foul occurred b e f o r e the
game ended."
As soon as the refs ruJcd
the game had e ad ed..
Magnolia coach Ernie
Wheeler hastily ushered his
team off the Ooor and into
the locker room.
Kasser was asked if he'll pcotest the game.
"No, it was a jUdgment
call by the officiala and il's
dlfflcult to protest that. But
what really ir~ed me was
the fact they didn 't consult
the official timer wh ich is
what they're supposed to do
in situations like that. ,
"J' m going lo write a let-
ter to the Oran.ge County
Officia.la' Aasociatlon. im-
ploring them to check with
the. Umer before-4eciding
U a game is over or not.
"Actually, there's an even.
better solution to the pro·
blem. When you have a
close game like that,~··
a lot of crowd noise aod
it's very difficult to hear
the buzzer.
"A lot of colleges have
a red Ught behind the glass
backboard that lights up
with the buzzer. An even
cheaper solution is for the
timer to fire a gun."
The defeat was a bitter
pill for Kaeser and his team
t~ SW-allow. I •
•·It was real tough. We
had seven more field goals
than they dld. 11 we'd bt>aten
them -and our kids played
well enough to win -we
would've had a great shot
at second place in the Irvine
League.
"I'm not saying Walker
would have made the free
throw, but he should have
had the chance."
·· t oast A rea Bask etball Stats
SEETHING
John KHHr
Rangers,
UCLA Laguna's Jackson Leads Scoring
To Clash
One of S o u t h e r 1
California's hottest amateu
soccer rlvarlies r~ume
Saturday at UCI when th
Coast Rangers host UCLA'
Bruins in .the Stb annu l
Ashcroft Trophy battle.
Action ii ticketed for 2:
with a youth preliminar
struggle (North vs South
at 1 o'clock. Tickets ar
priced at •1 each for adul
and 50 centa for stude
Ducats are available at t
Stationers Store, 328
Newport Blvd., Newpo t
Beach.
Coach Brian MCCaughey's
Rangers will be shooting for
the lead in the series, which
By Ml.KE KELLY
Of ... Dlllr .... Sleff
Al the eyes of many
observers are casting long
glances at Orange County's
burgeoping b a s k e t b a I l
forces, a good deal of in-
terest is centering around
Laguna Beach's M i k e
Jackson, Who continues his
burning pace as the area's
scoring leader.
Unofficially, bot hardly
questioned, Jackson's 348
points is tops in the county,
with few individuals even
close to his pace.
Though he's not on one
of the area's better team1,
Jackaon has blistered the
ICORINe LWADIH
is tied at one win apjece 1. Miil• Jedi-. t.Huna 1 .. c11 •• Ml
and two deadlock.s thus far. '· Jim HucUte1n, Meter 0e1. .... ·* Last year's spectacle, also J. M111t SoderMre. Mer1n1 ....... ,,.
held at UCI, wound up in •. Jottn Yule, Coron• "' Me• .... 211
a 2-2 draw. The Rangers' s. """ Jenlen. Coron• c1e1 Mer .. "7 only victory was in 1965 (6-•· 1111 ~,. Merln1 ............ in
2) while the Bruins' lone 1. llandr Wrleltt. Founleln Vetter 2a
t. Miile S-y, ~ltr Del ...... IAI Win WaS in '64 (4-2), t. Grq Sit'lldtr. Hunllntton leecll 231
McCaughey says h i s 10. Miiie Conlrtm, Hunllfl9fon ...• m
charges stand an excellent
chance of knocking off coach Jock stew art• s nets for a 26.7 average In
Westwood marvels. "We've 13 games. Mater Dei's Jlm u Huckstein is the nearest got to get a lit c;,more scor· rival with 300 points in 14
ing punch out of the front 11ames for a 21.6 average. line and we can't afford any «> • of the defensive lapses Mark Soderberg, Marina's towering (6-81h) center, is which have hurt us this close behind wi'th 290 points
year," he tells. in the Vikings' JS encOOnt·
"But 1f we play the kind ers, an impressive 19.3 of game I know we're mark.
capable or producing, we'll Corona del Mar's.... John
win. I dnn't know much Yule follows in the coast
about UCLA, but I do know area scoriJlg race with 270
they ~lways com~ d,~wn . points in 16 games for a
here with a strong side. • 16.8 average. Teammate
The Rangers are 7·5-1 for Phil Jordan trails at 247.
the season. so derberg's front-court
c1ei1 •• ,,..,.. 11-~11 mate. Bill Moore, and Ran-
, 0 1nubl• 4 dy Wright of Fountain S l ynWOCd A b
' 1.-Be1ch t Valley are back just a it : t::e~~.c11 ~ in total scoring but each
> s...,.t. l has a bigheraverage than t ~~1~,. ~ Jordan.
• Be111iow1r ' Mike Sweeney of Mater ~ ~ttte:1~er~"11"' ~ Dei is next with 240 points
, F111i...1on 1 while Huntin11ton B e a c h ' Lynwood 2 t> Lln<!up-Joe Feola, Eric Smlltl. Hens stars, Greg Snyder and
Wtyet. Norm Prende111u1, COlln Wul, M'k c tr ra follow at Glen J1m11, J1dllt 091Me, Wllllt I e On . e S,
l(atz, Albefl Burnt, Brien D1yvs, Herry 238 and 226 to round OUt °\'!~';.,ts-John Bernes, M 1-• the area's top ten scorers.
Hodges, Jerry D•'Nlon. °""'n Gorm1t1,
Roy Roberts, Sieve Jotimon. Rew
V1nc1tru. t.ou Amllrozlo, Peul Mc:Gln·
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Dallas Coach
To 49ers?
DALLAS (UPI) -Dallas
Cowboys defensive coach
Dick Nolan is interested in
becomfog the hea;j coach or
the San Francisco Forty-
~ners. the Dallas Morning
News said toda y.
Only a hitch in bhe length
of his contract st~~ds in the
way of Nolan gel\tinr. th e
post, the newspaper said.
Nolan, 35, University of
Maryland product from
, White Plains, N.Y., has been
with the Cowboys sir-ce 1962
when he came here as a
player-coach for hea<! coach
Tom Landry. .
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Gurney
Seeking
5th Win
By MIKE KELLY
Ol .. O.-P• ....
RIVERSIDE -Sen·
Umental favorite D a n
Gurney of Ccnna del Mar
lln't bettinl qalnll tredi·
tioo as he strlYeS for a fifth
victory In the sixth annual
Mot« Trend-Riverside 500,
set for Jan. 21.
The four-time winner of
the prestigious event is
r e t u r n,l n g to a Ford,
prepared by his old crew
-the Wood brothers of
Stuart, Va., who p'OOIDed
hil wtnnl.ng Forda in 191.1,
1964, 1965 and 1966.
The popular brothers have
a reputation for belDC the
fastest pit crew in redng
and have a perfect record
at Rivenide.
Besides Gurney's f o u r
winners, the wooa brothers
also prepared P a r n e 111
Jones' winning Ford lall
year when Gurney drove bla
''1 C)'Clone and faded to
18th.
TOP RIVAL
Dodgers
List '68
LA Slate
LOS ANG~ -The
Dodgers UDOUDCed their uea home 1ame tdledule,
which opens Aprll t afainat
the PbJladelpbia Pblllles.
The Meta and Pirates
follow the Ph1ll into Cbavea
Ravine for tbe first Dodger
home stand.
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Super Bowl W ee~'s TV
Highlight; UCLA on Tube
B1 8JLL BUllNS
The GrMn Ba1 Packer•
ban been tabn oat of cold rt.or.,. and lh1pped to
Mlaml for a world cbam·
ploDlhip coat.at wtth tbe
Oakland Raiden. AU tbe
focy detaill will be televiled
llve and in color SundaJ. '
CBS b.u blred Oc·
cidental's Jack K •mp
( f o r m e t 1 y with tbe
Cb.arcers, now wttb Buffalo
in the AFL) to aid with
the play-by·pl.aJ analysll.
Ray Scott will call tbe play•.
Basketball also takea a
couple of i a t e r e s ti n g
bouncel thJa Week. 0n SUC•
ceaslve DlgbU -Friday and
Saturday -the Bruins and
Trojans invade the Bear'•
den Jn Berkeley .•• Cba.anel
5 br1Dg1 the Bruin game
back, live and in color.
Cha.one! 11 tubes the Tro-
jans.
TODAY
7:• •. m. (I) CF -OUT·
DOOU -Jlm Thoma.a
boets bunting, filbJng films.
a p.m. (5) CL -Boml
-Errue Lopei VI. Bobby
M u r r a y , welterweights.
Dick Enberg, M i c k e 1
Davies at Olympic rinplde.
FRIDAY
I,. .. (4) P -SPORTS
CUN-mm 1117. ..
1:• ,.._ (4) L -COii·
MEN!' -L1a 8binood. rib ..... ad bgllftlld :r.rz--(I). a. -\1aA
-BralDI ft. Bean.
DJct Eablr1 coartllde at
Berble1. t :• p.a. (I) CP -CA'&
6 TRACK -A aew car'a
fll'lt road tell, wtth Bad
UDdmnu.. SATURDAY
1:11 ,_._ (I) er -NBL
GAME -Plttlburgh al Toron&o. t:•,_a (4) CL-WCAC
GAME -Sao Francllco U.
at PepperdJne.
t:• ,_._ (7) er -PBA
TOUR -Lu Vepa Open.
t:• p.a (I) a.-AAWU
GAME -UCLA at Sta-ford, Frank Simi courtQde
at Palo Alto.
l p.11. (7) a. -PGA
GOLP -~by CSambtb,
from Pebble Beach, wttb
Cbril Sebenkel. J1m Mclt.aJ,
Bud Palmer, Byron Nelson
calllnl the abota OD bolu
lf.11 todaJ, tomorrow.
l p.a. (4) T -COM·
MENT -On buDfi&htlnc,
with film cUJ)I.
l:• p.m. (4) CF -
KUNG -"Ski Breed,"
fDml ud C"Dmeat, nturnl.
t f.& lt) a, -MN'l'A
ANnA -•·• San Carloe, wttb Harry Baaon,
Gil Slrau. tracbide aL
Areadla.
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ING -From Ftrutono
Bowlarama, Copley, Oblo.
4 ,_._ C7) C t-OUT·
DOOBI-Joe Fou boata. t:• ,_._ (I) C•P -GOLF
CLASSIC Cb! C h I
Rodrtcues. Roberto d e
V1cemo vs. Harold Heuing,
Geo. Kn u d 1 o n . Jack
Whitaker, C&ry Mlddlecoff
mlkelide at firettoae CC,
Akron.
4:• p.m. (7) CF -
SPECIAL -Jim Healy
reritwl 1187 aporta year aa
it affectecl S o u t b er n
CaJifonda. Repeat ol Jan.
• ac:reeniDI· I p.m. (S) CF -OUT·
DOORS -Flah1Dg with
Gadabout Gaddil.
I p.a. (7) CF -WIDE
WORLD -I n te r D at ' 1
Women' a S t 11 n 1 Cham·
plon1blp1 , fr om
ObentaUfen, G e r m a n y •
Also, Auto Cruh Cham.
pionsbJp, from Lu Vecas.
I p.m. (ll) L -SC GAME
-Trojau vt. BeM'I, Tom
Ke111 cowtaide at Berkeley.
-
Open Every Night Monday Through Saturday·
ennelfJ
Alone with Glll"Dey u a
top rival, Jones mutt defend
bit title agaimt NASCAR
GNDd National cmmp6oo
Richard Petty of
Randleman. N.C. u = ~------~~~~~~~~~~--~------------~--------------~1 AUTO • ....,.. Have your car Plymouth's blg IUD ailDI at
deltroyjng J'ord'1 flv•year
lltranglebold on •tock car
redng'1 rid>est r'Old race. Golf Notes
1be ~time Natioaal ti·
Ue bolder wU1 be making
bl• fttll ettempt to win the •.ooo race at Riwntde's
2.7 mile track.
Petty Mt an all·tlme win·
Dini ~ 1n Grand Na-
tional· competition last year
bJ <*tine otf 27 victories
in 48 starts, nabbing the
coveted NASCAR crown for
the leCODd time to give
Plymouth a t w o • y e a r
domina1ion over ita com·
petlton.
Krwop, Fregosi
At Meadouilark
BAD PROBLEMS
The lanky veteran has led
tbe Rl,_lide ~ OD Mvefal
occaaiom but mechanical
problemt have lr.ept him
from ftnlshing in all four
previous efforts.
Ford Js expected to field
10 fact«y • backed mou:ata to counteract Plymouth's
reign of superiority as the
RJvenide ~opens the new
year of racing competition.
Al a companion feature
to the 500, the tecood annual
Pennatn 100 for early
model atocma (1958-1964>
will be beld Jan. 20, with
more than 100 entries ex-
pected to vie for the starting
50 b e r t h s. Qualifytng for
that begins tbi1 weekend.
Vanguards
wse, 96-67
Cal State Fullerton'• Ti·
tans rolled to a 46-33 half·
time 1ead and regained the
tempo in the second half to
post a 96-67 victory o v e r
Southern California College
Tu~ nigbt st Fullerton.
The Vanguard&' P au I
Crissman tied for g a m e
blgh point honors with 23
points. He was the nation's
leading scorer as a sopho·
more two seasons ago.
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SOFT SEU SAM
California Angel s t a r 1,
Bobby Knoop and Jim Fre·
aoal, are expected to lead
a contlnaent of baseball·
playinl coUers to actlon
Sunday in a medal play
to1.a11ament at Meadowlark
Country Club.
Baseball players and for·
mer p 1 a y e r s, lncludinC · Ancel coach Boo Lemon,
Chuck Stevens and Barry
Briner, are also entered
among the four six-man
teams.
Tbe 24 aolfera will tee
oU at 11 :00, 11:06, 11: 12 and
11: 18. No gallery fee is
required, but the public is
invited to follow the four
ba.aeball groups.
Organlz.lng the lnformal
tournament. wbJch is be·
coming a traditional event
after f o u r coaaecutive
years, is Red Zar, himself
a former baseball player.
Santa Ana
Santa Ana Country Club's
fourth annual seniors cbam·
pionshlp will be decided
during the next four weeks,
beginnlng Sunday.
The match play tourna·
ment ii divided into three
divilloo1, covering ages 50-
59. eo.a and golfers over 70.
Four twosomes ended the
1967 aeasoo tied for the
annual belt ball of partners
UUe and will play off Sat·
urday for the sole cbam·
plonshlp.
Bill Hutchlnl Jr. fi.Dds
himself in the unique posi-
tion or competing against
himself since be has dead·
locked for the Utle In two
different twosomes. Hutch-
ina will teeoU in a three·
some, whlcb includes hls
father, Bill HDlor. and
Merle Doyle, at 10:30.
Other knotted twosomes
are Dr. Gene Wallace and
Gene Faaon, and doctors
Kirby Day and Tom Clark.
ly Marvin Myes
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R•ne .. SI
AI Vaperlnl captured
lut Saturday's low net tour-
nament at R a n c b o San
Joaquin with a TT to 10 with
bJ1 11-atroke handicap for
aM.
Orrin Wright and Nel5
Slafiord tied for second
place, both wlth 87 gross
and ftt net 1cores. Fourth
place wu taken by Bob
Berry's 81 gross with a 13-
stroke handicap for a 68 net
while Paul Runge nabbed
fifth with a five-stroke han-
dicap 74 for a 89 net.
A mixed couples tourna-
ment, set for Jan. 21, la next
on Rancho'• schedule.
Costa Me••
Dr. Jack DuboJse'1 11-
handicap 75 won the Men's
Club Sweepstakes Sunday
with a M net score at Costa
Mesa Golf and Country
Club.
Runaerup honors went to
John Cooper'• 10-itroke han-
dicap 89. Gordon Voss and
R. W. Jones tled for third
with 10-bandicap 70s while
Jack Towle was fl(th. with
a seven-handicap TT.
Nadine Maze wu lnltall·
ed Monday as the Ladies
Club president for 1968.
Other officers installed at
the Ladies Club MeeUng
Day were Betty Brown,
vice president 1n charge of
tolD'118D\enta; Elise Stipes,
secretary; Greta Iannelli,
treasurer; and M a r t h a
Clampa, handicap c b a i r·
man.
A o o t h e r Men'• Club
Sweepstakes ls set for Sat·
urday and Sunday at the
Costa Mesa course.
B11nd ... toa
Huntington Beach Coun-
try Club's tournament ac·
tivlty is idle until the Men's
Club st•ges its "get ac·
quainted" breakfast tourney
Feb. 11.
The ooe-d•Y event will be
a best ball of partners af.
fair with $100 oUered in
prizes.
Deep Sea
Fish Report
Basketball
Standings
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HERE'S WHAT YOU FIND OUT •••
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da7 a
on the
along
Pinos,
Forest
Js C'S
holida.
daily I
Holl
Ridge,
Summ
are OJ
local
report
(213) .
The
Tynda.
spon&G
Club l
Snow
slalom
&irll
2, 3, '
is clulJ
For
ber "" month
ita his
tendall
throug
The t!
anowf•
before
drawir
BliD
-ovc
-beg.
malrln;
Sabad
nearly The
ski sC:
the DU.
Evet
from l·
ly or t
ski arc
and wi a bit
partkl
enter 1
DOfl
Dog
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Suda
a.m.1
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AerlaJ
Jaau
feahrr
ac:eale!
tram
oatata
Ja 1
Manu good I
tbougl
fallen
time I
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107 IM!e
101 Sen 9
Rlee 11, ,.,_
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Tllinda1,......, 11, 1968 DAILY PILOT M
SOu~and ~iing. Still ~ UCI HOSTS Ii
COWIUDO
e Wrestlers Face Rustlers Tonight
• • I
Race Set Sunday at Big Bear "'--· . 0r.,. Oout end Golden PlntM Ula JU'. OCC Bob MeJendrez at 11 5 wrflltle It 177. RGD GduM
UC '"1Dl1I ~ Weat • will datb beld oa whipped No HGMio la the poanda. Robert Lopez will will~. Jll md Olia
teem will melt ~ tolipt in 4be .-.C actloU '8MClll opener and tbeo bit come la at 123, Dave mw.d. ft1rtinc ll*d • SW. uamnlt1 Pr1Cla, the ~t trWl. Hlrt6ld at 130 Md Terry lut ye1r'a B\IC tooct.11
BJ DIBEA BILLINGS .............
Local MilDC la •tm a cood bel All areu eoald ue more snow, bo1h loc&UJ ad Hllh Sierra. but anowmat-lD1 ia adding powder ni&htly
at Snow SUmmlt, Bo8da1
Hill and Snow VaD91.
Bob Wood al <keen Valle1
Lake ski area wm be on
the Tom Malone aba.r SUn-
day at 1:30 p.m. to report
011 the area. Green Valley,
along with Moonridge, Mt. Pinos, Ml Waterman, Snow
Forest, aDd Table Mountain,
1s open weetendl an d
b0Uday1. Blue Ridge ia open
dally except Tuesday.
Holiday Hill, K r a t t a
Ridge, Mt. Baldy, Snow
Sumailt, and Snow Valley
are open dt."1. The latest
local IDOW and OODdldona
report ii avallllble bJ callinc (213) AT 7-9711.
The th£rd annual Tommi
Tyndall Memorial R a c e
sponsored by Big Bur Skl
Club ls set for Sunday at
Snow Summit The giant
slalom la open to boys and
girls classes A, B, C, 1,
2, 3, 4, and 5. Eel stalcup
is club race chairman.
For Snow Summit Decem-
ber waa tbe ~st, bullest month of ski operation in
ita hiatorJ with record at.
tendance chalked up
throughout the Holidays.
The three to lo u r • f o o t
snowfall duriill the week
before Chriatmu wu the
drawlnc card.
Blmard Ski Cbj) juniors
-over 250 per weeb,nd
-began tralnlnl at Summit
making 1ki' scb<>ol count Oil
Saturday, December 30,
nearly eoot
The area baa an excellent
ski school and can handle •
the numbers.
Every 1tier can benefit
from leasona either regular-
ly or to brush up. All local
ski areas have aki scboob,
and with IDOW depths~
a bit thl1 weekend it a
particularly good Ume to
enter classes.
0.,. Sid Aetleta
Doc sled races are behlC
beld each Sataray ud
Suday beela1ll•I 1t lt:lt
a.m. 1t tbe Moutala Sta-
tiOD of the Palm Sprta11
Aerial Tramway tllroap
January %8. The area a1H
feahlrft anowplay, aDC1 tbe
acealc "¥le"' frem tbe tum tep area. er coarse,
oatatud.lal.
J u a e MoWltala ud
Mammotb Mou&ala had
Jood akll•I last weekead,
though new now bad -'
fallen In u aaa.nallJ le•I
time aDCI akten were .t-
able by tbelr alllellce ••
Mammotb'1 Namber I
dl.alr.
• / afternoon ba a a:ao p.m. ol tbe Eut.:n Coalww.-. Coach Jack Fair will 1tnd RobluoD at lJ'I. 1q~. will wnltll • t Si.ee B•eea stave akla fitted with IOOd meet at die Ant.at.era• wreatll.nc race fGr 1981. a team ag.wt tbe Rustlen Qeve McDonald will com· beavywtlCbt.
Mammoth wu bolt both blDdiD11 10 all Ull will be pooL The meet wtll beC1D at that featurel only o ll • pete at 145 and Harold For Golden Welt, 1l'?td to the Far West StS AllOCla-equal in qualltJ. Coeeb Al lrwla'• JnlM 7:30 in tbe OOC l)'mDUium. retummg letterman. LuDdlll at 152. Pat Oweoa will opea wMla MDII
t1oG board ot dinctora and A IO C'QS airJ fie for(tl dlqiplcl. a .... TbeN Sa M ad m 1•11 o ll IJbe B~. however; hive M~ wU1 wrettle at Stevemon at 115 a ad
1!le Northern wt Southern donated by the entrant wt11 dedlioD tt pwwfUl lJIC cbarfe. ClOIDI up wUh eome talented 187. How•d Brubeck at m. Bob Callforma lk1 wltar1. be tamed over dailY to dae lat P'rtdaJ Ja bk 19 The meet 1'fll be the • newcom«a Ken ~Y. state Jee· G1enlec will ~ • Ml
Writ.en vied acaiut each local akl patrol. open•· coact dQll ooallest for tbt 'lbe Duct will open with tion&la champ ot Ion, will and Willl Dod&e et 1D.
Gtberinabarrti•taverace, -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------with tbe aortbernen wiG· lliDa qabl because tbey cheat better. It really is
time the IOlltbernefl buy
their own 1top watcbea or
something so they can serve
aa timers.
All the talk at Mammoth
wu about the upcoming ae-
cond annual Mammoth
LUe1 Chamber of Com·
merce W!Dter Carnlval to
be beld Fetiruary 17 throqb
25.
ner~=d~'1n-: I Games Jold medala, was
last weekend's celebrity at •
Mammoth. He introduced
b1J new all~berglass skis,
with skiers able to borrow
a pair Satmday for a teat
run.
Saller claim.a the all·
fiberglass construction helps
the skier control torsionaJ
fluibillty and d am pen s
lhockl when akilnc OD roqb
terrain and at blah ipeed.
V•u See11e
Lee Cuy• aki area • mlutet from Lu Ve1u,
11.u •• IDOW over lta &line foe& base. The new
... loo& dodle dlalrUft
WU pat late epenUoa last
weekead.
Tile .ew eblr, T ..W,
aki altop, lkl rataJ. ... lkl ldlool an 18 dally .,.
eradoL Uaalted aecem,...
Utleu are aJle anDable.
Vldtor1 lboald e a r r 1
dlalu.
Brtu Bui • mllea fnm Lu Ve ... ID Utd
ba U bldlea ef MW DIW
over the feet. Acee~
.. ._ ud ell fadllUea
are avalldle dally ~
tbe area boutlllc "daere a.
never a Uft Une for the -.reot doable ehalr tut."
A well-known Southern
C a li f o r n i a skier', Ben
Rinaldo, bas been appoiDted
by Paul Masson Vineyards
as repreaentatlve for skiing
affairs to handle a aeries
of barrel stave ski races
ln Callfornfa th1a season.
Next season the plan is to
extend the program outside
the .. w. and po11ibly
nation-wide.
Ben describes the opera-
tion aa setting a simple
slalom course on a bill. A
forerunner will aet a baaic
time, and any sider over
21 who wilbea to enter the
race wiI1 run against that
ti.me. Each alder will wear
a pair of Masson barrel
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l IPS FOl A 1 ROUSU SHOT
The next ti me you wish you hod
o left-handed club in your boo •o
that you could •cope from t rou-
ble, merely toke yourright-hond-
ed .5-iron ond tum It upsicfe down
ond oddreu it l•ft-honded, aa I
om doing in 1h1 illus trallon.
This shot con JOveyou o stroke
if you know how to moke It.
Here ore some lifl' to help you
pull it off:
Fi rst, you will ho ve lo con-
centrate on keeping your right
onn --rather Iha n the left -·
straight.
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deliberate swing. Just keep your eye on the boll ond
try to contact it •qua re ly.
Third, you will have more svccl!s with this shot ifyov
hove practiced it o few rimes before you octuolly need
it during ploy. //•I I
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LEGAL NO'ftCE L£OAL NOTICE
W. E. ST JOHN
Clltlt Of "'9 loen of~"''°" Ofll'KIAL ,llOCHOIN•s 01' T"I IOAllO 01' su ... •VISOllS
01' OtlM1ee COU"1'Y, CAlll'OllMIA a-.... ~
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of •n -l'l'sl• of l"ubllc Lew lf.1.,, C.~lw -"" Pl•1'ftlnt •!Id l"UOllc:
HMllll krvkes Amend-nit of ltU Ill 1uthorlllld. J. Klllefer Is •-"'"" n ee·
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Of Ille llotrd of T rusltt\ Of Ort nM County CtlNltN Olttrl<f No. I. TM llotr~ td(CIUfllH.
W. E. ST JOHN
Clerk of 1M ... rd of Su,tnlMO '1illllslled Or-Cotti DllW l'llol J._rv 11. IHI 4'41
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
1"·"'11 SUl'llllOll COUllT 01' TH• ClllTtl'ICATI 01' I UllMaSS ITAH 01' CAL,,OllMIA l'O•
The Ufldt,::,:-.., "C:~.., llleY .,. THI co:_T~ ~OllAMH
conducting • bvslntu ., 410 w. COHI NOTtC• 01' H•AlltN• 01' l'n!TIOM
14klllwey, NtwPOrt lee<h, Ct llfotnf<I, 'O• l'llOIAT• 01' WILL AND l'Oll
-Ille flctllhlut tlrlft ,._ "' CLAN LITTlllS CW ADMINISTltATIOff WITH INOVSTlllU, etld that uld firm It WK.L ANMIJCaD. ~of IN ~owllle ,..,._.. -E1t•1t of Gl"1s L-• Gr-. ........ In IUtl Mil "9<• ., -~· .... Oecee9ld. •t tollowl: NOTICll IS 14Ell~IY GIVEN The! !>oft. Wlltlam J. !(......,.,, 1115 ~ •" I". GrNftWOOd hes flied llenlll t Pf-
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On J1-ry 2, lffl. llelore tM, • lft the CllY 1111 Stllt• All• C•lllor"i. ...,..., P~b+lc "' •rid for ••Id St•le. Oeted: J-ry 10, IM. . __ ,.., ._...., Wllllt m J. K-W. £. ST JOHN.
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SUflllllOtt COURT 01' TMI lloultvtrd, Sonlt Ant, Ctlifornta, ul>Cltr
JTATI 0' CALll'OllMIA l'Oll Ille flclltlous firm ntme ol CENTURY
THI COUNTY 0, OllAltOE IERVIC! CO. INI lhtt Ille neme of wld 11 .. A .,., ~c•-•llcn arid Us Ptlncl1111 •ltct of NOTICE 01' HIAlltNO 01' ,llTITION llutfn*'I Is IS lollews:
l'Otl l'llOIATI 01' WILL ANO l'Oll CTO SERVICE COlll'OllATION JSJI
LITTlll TnTAMI NTAllY ltol1tl Ct"1Vrt I OUleV•nJ Senft •• ,,. Ealllt of Melildt M.ary SIMI, 0.. C1ltfor11l1. • • "~~ice IS HfltEllY GIVEN 'flltl o:::::E~S ,'" ~""" lflls 17111 NY If
Lula Tllompsq11 hes lllt<I lltrtln a s-11· c' o" ' llon fol-"rotatle Ill Wiii •no l0t luuonct T SERVICE COll,.OllATION
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tr, reftroMt to Wlllcll I• m.de tor Iv: Wllll1m N. Sll1ttuek,
turlfler 1>11rlkvl1n, 11>C1 thtl Ille llmt ~crelary
end pleu o1 hetrlrio ll>e UJnt hts STATE OF CALIFOllNIA I
bffn stl lor Ftb. l. ltM, et t:lO 1.m .• COUNTY 01" OllAHGE I u
In Ille courtroom of o-rt....,.I No. 1 OH THIS 21111 dev or Ctct-. A.D.
of Hid court, ., IOI NO<lll 8roadW1y. In ""· .,.,,,, ...... Ille Undersfoned •• No-.,,. City of Stnlt Ant . Celtfornle. ,,,., l'lillllc Ill and for Hid Countv al>CI
Doted Jon. '· ltfl. Slt le, ruldfnt lhertln. duly cqnmfs-w. E. ST JOHN. County Cltrll. ti-ll>CI ""'°'fl. D*rtonlllv •-trtd
AM• II'. C-Oontld C. Mcl4one al>CI Wllllt m N. Slltl·
410 ~Ill SI. ruca; -MWn 10 .... ... De lhe President
H""''"''lfl l tlCll, Ct llf. and Se<reftrY. rtsDKli•tl'I', of Ille cor,.. Ttf iJ6.t114 orttlon 11\tt erecultd the within lnslru·
A_., tor Pefltl-"''"' o" llthtll of Ille corooretlon therein l'vl>ll•l'led Ortnte Cotti OtllY Pllot. nomttr, end acknowlt(lged 10 me lhtl
Jen, II. 12, 11, ltM •Nil such corooro!lon executed Ille seme.
LE~AL NOTICE
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. t lltve hert-
unlo "' "1Y ll•nd .,,., •Hired my ofll-
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MOTICI ~ btT•HTtOll TO INOAel IOl'HCIAL SEALI
IN TM• SALi O' ALCOltOLIC l lY· .loYct L. Sltpll._
••AO•s Not1rv Publlc-C.llto"'lt
Jonuary I, ,,.. l'rlMlpel Office 111
T• WIWlm II MllY conu ... : Ortno1 County
SUblec:1 10 1asuaMt of Ille llclftH -My C.ommlHIOll l•••ru
piled lot'o llOllC. It llertl>Y 9tvon NI Ille ~ 14, ltl'f. undenloned P•-n 10 sell •lcOllollc esn.oc
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lotl..-s: , ... A•-M 1lle tten, Ne, 41' no Fore11 A .... LHune 1 .. c11 Ln A•'-· Ctnt. ,...,
Pur....,nt to •ucll lnlenllon. 1111 under· •UOll">td Ortnoe Co.ti 011,.,, l"llol slo~d h 1oeM"9 to the O.pertmellf ol Jt "U...., •· 11, 11. u. ltM u-41i
Alccnolk l!ewr..,. Control for luu•~• --------------D'f treMfar Of t n t ie-le ....,,.,,_ II.
COMO lor lkMMS) tor lll«M IH'tmlMS et
fol~: LEGAL NOTICE
Off SALE GENU ... L p.,,_
(ION,\ 1'10& l'UILIC EATING ClllTll'ICATI 01' IU11NISI
•LACE I 'ktlffew l'lrftl N1111e
AllY-Cle1lrl"9 to protnt Ille luv-THI! UNOEllSIGNED doe1 het'ftV •net of 1vc11 1tc:en1el1) mtY Ill• • w rl· Illy llltl lit 11 c-...~11,.. ...__ a r11• lied protest wllh 1nv olflct oC 1111 De-1 __ ..,. a "'•"'• ~rt.....,.t ot Aleohollc ltver!" COfllrol. COlllrtc:I 119 bu~l11ns at 6191 Mor Vlttt
wllhlft JI cltn of the dell 111t ..,.._..i Drive. Huntlntlofl hid! '2647, Clll-
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llf'ound• tor denlel u "'°"'*" bY C-. of IDEAL INTEltlOllS 11111 1"91 Mid
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any etllet of ,,.. Ot:H<1-..1. G•,., A. Strom. "" Mtr Vitt• ,..,,., w, llwf Ori,,.. Hunllngl.., 9ta<ll
"-N, ~ OoMld WITNESS my ... l>CI 11111 _,. 41•Y "'""'i•llld Or-• Cotti 01r1y Piiot, ol ) ...... ,.,. ., ..
Jen, 11, It.. 51-M Ot ry A. Strom
Sit" of C1Hlor'111e, OrtflOI County:
ON Tl41S S«OllCI City of Ja,..,.ry, ~==;::::::;::;;~il"·O· 1"" btfot• me, Joon c. ltlct. • • Notl,., Public ,,. -fot ..... .. ...
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lldlall'1 111wJ (lO min.) D Ci7l (!)rut Clrt: (C) (30 •111.) ..., ff ,.... "Tiit Rivals.'' Ann Marie bl• 0... n. ,...... ,_It ·s. 1 home for a wtekend witll lier ,.,.
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color at 9 p.m. on Channel 2. e ......_ J4 Is l~lous ol her boyfriends. AM.
understandlnc that her flthtr fMll
7:0l I 9 Ill CIS ba!UI ..._: (C) ht is beins repl1ced as "the" man ,---------------------. ( 111111.)Wa"" Crinklte. In her lift, lmplom Don to be Pl· ! . ......,_) · lfilldly lllf*' (C) ( tient. With the situation llVWfnc '"°"' ttnst by the mom111t Ann 11141 II"-W1Mlfn: (C) (30 mlnJ Don hl'ft a ftndtr·Cfllllchlnc con· ''Vit1tlciti In Colo!ldo." Slim and frontltlon at an Intersection.
Htlvlett1 visit a dude r1ndl In IJ) Trw Aclwtfttlft: (C) (30 mlft.)
Southtni Colot1do ind to to E1111r· "Fire Walkers and GI•• Ellen.•
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TELEVISION VIEWS
'Avengers'
Kid Stuff
D MilM less Ranier." 1:• n am e11um. *': <C> m T11ut11 111t: 1to1t-a1t1c ... , ,,_ __________________ _ -mfn.) AOitrt Linsin• •PPNl1 1 Maritlrttlal talks with l.llrd llrooli:
Darcy, • wnseful bl11k robber Scllmldt •.bout his one·1111n show at 8 CYNTHIA LOWRY
ly Tom If. Rya11
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Is cltttrmlntd to kill Marahal Jim laird's lair. laird bills himself 11 Y
Crown. Darcy and some confider· the new Valttltil10. AP Television·Rldio Writer
ates rob the Cimarron Bank ot wllat m "-die* hbt11t NEW YORK (AP) __. "The Avengers,, seems to b ltttr rwt11H to be a nult lotd of t :JO D 9 @ llf'lplt (C) (lO 111111.) ~ ,... tlltt was pllnted 'Th• ~het." srt. Friday and Of. have changed its character radically in tile month!
Crown. Darcey, who Is tracked down fie« Gannon lnvtstipte tllt ltacltr it has been away from ABC. Or maybe somebody
by Crown, winds up In priSOll, but o1 a ~elic cu" (Liam Sall1¥111) justdicked the wrong episode of the suave, sophisti· ht vows to Mn the score with the 1nd learn his .. ,.»lion" h COii· • • h • llW1111wilt11as brouitit 11i111 nolorl· eemed 1111n1y with ltcallzJna tlla cate British·made series for its prenuere s ow as
tty IS • co11111mmatt dunce. Slim Siie and use ol nartOtia uc1 LSD. a midseason replacement.
PicDM II ftaturtd n Grilftes. fJ @ (}) ,.,.._ rt.c:t: (C) (30
D tD CJ) rnmm '"" &,i. min.) H1rrinaton faces Eddie with THE OPENING program Wednesday night was.
r111oM: -(t){60iiifn.) "The Trail his double cnm; Elliot ttlls °'· strictly kid stuff, a floodlight that reduced a Um·
ol Stanley and Livincstone.• John Rossi ol his concern over Constance· · ''" f 00 ... 1 and h 1....:-. Glenn, America's lirst urth-ortiltln1 Rodney tries to quutlon his fathn'. ousine to i!ue size o a toy m .,... a uman ~g
astm1ut leads a lOOO·milt African B r...,. 111 (Cl (90 min.) to the stature of a toothpick.
uptditlon to recmte Henry Stan-m TrMI (C) (30 min.) Mr. Steed was accidentally cut down to a mlnl·
ley's hazardous hlstory·ma~ln1 m rowtr ef tllt Doff• man when the bad guys were stealing a protOlfPe :i:::,.~s 1:r:'-.!~1a~::~~°":' lO:tlO R 9 . 00 Du• lllf1itl S.: (C) of a revolutionary tank by shrinking it and carrying
tht ame dangers and dlfficultle (60 minJ Dean wtlcomes alnaer •t off · t k t B t Mr Steed' light faced by stanley: torrtnll1I rains, Susan Barrett, d1nc1 '""' Braldl 1 m an overcoa poc . e . u . s p trafllc·boutnc swamps. malarial and Tybee, Buddy Hackett, corned!· was lucky, because he was able to come to the res·
motqllltoeS. wild animals. betst fllt •nnt. Barb1ra Heller, Ind Rowan and cue of his colleague, Mr6. Peel, when that athletic
bearin1 aluplna ak:kness. and Afri· Martin. The entire cast presents 1 lady bad been trussed like a capon by the villains. ~,':u;~~cm 111111lcloua of loreian f:!°fl~at:"toPf~1~~.~a:."~!::,1 ~ He managed, it, incidentaUy, with a letter opener,
· a 11 :...... ............... "" (JO CountJY'" which seemed the size of a steel gircfer in his tiny ~min.)• ................ '"' -Qtfi11 htila• Nnt (C) (60 ,.. condition, and cul her ~nds. D Ii}} Cl) .,...: (C) (30 min.) min.)
"C:Ouli1'a Ltthal Liiie Tim1." Mlltlln D "SUSPENSE THEATRE"! AND AS SOON as the magic beam restored him
Berte retuma 11 loult the Lilac. wilt * COLOR! MICKEY ROONEY to normal size, Mrs. Peel was shrunk, and received ~:! :!tu~~•='"' 10 com• STARS IN "THE HUNT"! her turn to rescue him. Finally, they shrunk the
B lllllilll $ Mtwil: "hfdll 'St" a Pll£MIH£ s..,.... TllMlrt: heavies and caught them in Mr. Steed's derby.
<drama) '64-turt Juraens. Pattltia ~ (60 "''"·> ''The Hunt/' Mlclrey This is the 60rt of science fiction nonsense we
Ntal, Sa111anth1 Eaar. Psytlmomrt· Rooney. Harry .Townes. and Jama might Jet go by on shows like "Voyage to the Bottom itlllY blhld wilt ef 111 lndllltrlallst C.111 star In tht pr1111iwt t9i1oda
trill t. flit ,., In htr ""'"°" thtt of this ""' series tllit will """" of the Sea.'' or "I Dream of Jeannie," but not on a
ii "'f*llib'-fer htr bllnctneu. Htr • different susptnM story •edl droll and dry show like "The Avengers." 11•1tht is restored wfltn she dis-wtek. A rounc 111rf11 passlni
covers that her llusb1nd ancl tllrouah a smd town tncount1n 1 OF COURSE, the series used to be broadcast in
1i5ter 111 hm111 1t1 atfair. sacfistic sfltrlff. M fill! oni, • wit· late evening spots on the ABC_ sclledule, a time m Trwtll • C.....-llClll: (C) (30 nm to tht deedly h1111t f« a prao. niiL> Boll llrMr 11o1ts. •. the 11111,1 _,. finds hl1111tlf 11 when the vast majority of viewers are preswned to
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""' ..._ (llO 111i11.) the same clanprous s1tu1tion. be adults. Now it comes on at an early evening hour,
9'llCll ..,.. ...,"/Clfflct I AJn DrtMt...., (C) (60 min.) .and all ttiree networks concede that the period from
., l'rllidellt faces IMI PllCll (C) (30 .. 111,) 7 30 t 9 bel to th t be ·1 h e n. en.tM u.: ''The Alma " ... ,.... Z2: "Cll1110Ur Girt." : o ongs e younges mem rs OJ. t e
£d1eatlon." In fln1I prosram of • • l&D -...: ''Ullre·Purt Mat. audience.
rlea. co·llolb Dr. 1te11111e11e and Dr. rials." But if "The Avengers" is converted into a sort frtcllrick Mayer talk with Ju·ne f ...a..u WIJ!lt, clrtctor Of tht Tam1rlnd lO:lO G)Ntwa: (C) (30 mlnJ liH Jolina. 0 uu· d's fantasy series, DO matter bow smoothly
Wotllsllop, and. Benjamin Smith, 11:00 e ew. O'Cloa R-1: (C) (30 or tongu~in-cheek it is bandied, it is bound to loge
buainta executive. min.) Jerry Dunphy. that hard-core audience that made it a success u a
111 [at1ldll A II Tit• 11111 Hour Ntwa: (C) (30 replacement on earlier occasions. 1:00 B 11ta1a1 (C) (2 hours) riifn.) Gtot•• Skinner, Rifer .lohlllOll.
11 cm(]) .... ~ ..... <C> <30 e s.M·• ...... : "'Tiit '"" m1n.f"A Rall Sldfy." Sist;r Slrlo's C~ (suapense) '34-ltla l11IOll,
Unclt Gua, Who h• bttn • fbherm111 Boris Karloff. •n Illa lift. Is loslna out to bi& D """ f"lllll: (C) (30 min.) led•
flslltrtts tllet lllwl modern tquill" ~~· "Tiit Mtlt ...,._
"!'nt to ~· Ml tdlools If filh. lir. NW-(drama) ''1 _ D*I Silttr letrtllt la ,.'1Uldtd to me p111t Ron .,ndtll
htr .. ,Ill llltllb 11 llsll apottt1, and m Ji. ,.,.. (C) (jo min.)
aft IOU wtll •ntll tt11 R~rend Q) Mwlt: "Tiit Lat If t:11e ...
Mother lttrns ot ttlt ~tr,ritt. pmdts" (wut•m) •55 _ Jama
• '-"""d (C) (30 min.) Ctaii. Jirn Ortis. Maida Dtan.
g PM 1.. ti) Citle • S• C:...
fl)~ .. lllitaf: Host Fred-ll:JO R Mtwit: "City ef F_.. (dr1ma)
erldr NOad' 11plalns tilt ttepe In COfl-• '5J-Vinctllt Edwards. Patricia llltlr strvctlna fillt (llltars. Sdleduttd John Archer. '
auests Include ruitar malttrs M1nuel B ~ ~Tltt Tllli&M Ate (Q Rodri(Utl and Warren White. Ad· (t7) JwJ ,.._, Sllftl (C)
wanctd •riu starts ned 111tl GJ LIS Slltw (C)
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I:• 8 tD (I) ll'tlllldt: (C) (60 min.) (drama) '44-Jolitl C.rfltld, Pa~ ''i•lllOfJ of an let Cream Stick." Henreld.
WIMl11 ,a""9d prilOllCr S.111 Nob Gt T1tt £IMllll 111w
(Mtl lcett) Is flk*•d up fof qtleS· .. Mowie: "Sw.N If VHllS"' (ad·
tlllflt=mardtr of • •kit, venture) '53-0an O'Htrlihy, C.th· M•" 111111 IS • fallow erin• Mcleod.
,,. hij 0 11tllftb0rllood • hid 1:00. lltN: """"' CNIC" (IMll-
... •"'-to him. Ironside wern tut9) '3S-Eclwtrd Q, Robil!IOll, Jotl Mitt tllllt tllt 1111n 11111111 tro611 .. ...._. .,..._ Do i-fet 111111, Ill ldrnonitlon Mltll rejlcb. "'""'"· ....... n .... ,.
Wiiiie wilitlna a firllritlld, Maril be-II Ntwa "'-·"" tKt1
Clllllts h!wolw•d Ill t11e edits of S.m' l:JO ID M-lllM ...._ CQ "Miii" trMle. Mt ltllf ,.,.., to tunt h (mysttTJ) '64--0lhffa u.t, Olflsto.
NQ. IMllde's fl'OtlhtcJ C0111t1 trllt pher Lee.. "KNCblt" (drama) '41
111 dlllraaltlc ,..,._ flf llart. -Artllut lflnntdJ, Allttlony Q11ft11.
D 1171 ()) ltwlldlMI: ~) C30 111111.) "flllltitr a,risllt' (tdvttltuu) '11 ''W"' 111 the Grus.'' Samantha -Jim Davit, "'llCJ Hadley.
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THE TIME of President Lyndon Johnson'6 state
of the union address next Wednesday night could
not be more unfortnuate from the. standpoint of
ABC.
The network bas scheduled a special twM!our
production of "Laura," starring Lee Bouvier Radzi-
will, Jacqueline Kennedy's sister. in her television
debut. ABC has done an enormous amount oi pub-
licity on the show and interest in it was believed to ha ve run high.
ABC POSTPONED its announcement about tile
way it plall6 to handle the President's speech unW today.
. NBC and CBS will cover the speech live, start-
ing at about 9 p.m., and following it up with anal-
ysis and reaction programs .
Neither NBC nor CBS had special programs
scheduled.
THIS IS the second time recently that a widely
publicized ABC special has run into hard luck.
<;:arol Channing's special program wu postponed {Wice because of a TV technicians strike and ati.11
has not been broadcast.
Dennis tlae Menaee
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DMLY PILOT EDITORIAL ~AGE
Peanut Butter / olitics
Lest there be those around who thlnk "consumer·
ism'' is something new in Washington. with Big Brother
just now moving to "save" the public from its vast ignor-
ance consider the peanut butter battle.
Not many years ago peanut bull.er was a pretty
sticky item. Many remember diluting it laboriously wil.h
water to keep it Crom slicking to the roof of the mouth
and giving it a milder flavor. The peanut butter manu·
facturers got smart. They added vegetable oils and pre·
servatives to satisfy consumer tastes. Sales went up ac·
cordl ngly.
But eight years ago the Food and Drug Admimstra·
lion decided it knew better what consumers want. And
anyway, there was the peanut lobby from the Deep South
to consider. So the bureaucrats. in their infinite wisdom,
are still insisting that any product identiJled a5 peanut
butter must contain al least 90 percent peanuts -which
would bring baek the sticky era.
U the rising tide of "consumer protection" politics
forecasts more decisions are to be taken away from the
free play of the market place and ma~ e arbitrarily by
papershuffling theorists or "reformers" in government,
then consumers are tn ror a lot stickier tand a lot more
costly) time of it than that involved in little Johnny's
peanut butter.
Reaching a Milestone
The DAILY PILOT closed. out 1967 with a daily
average net paid circulation of more than 35,000 copies
for the month of December.
That's a pretty important milestone in the young
life of this newspaper. It means we now serve about
100,000 readers each day. While our antecedents as a
weekly newspaper, reached back to 1907, the Pilot began
its era ~f service as a daily newspaper in June of 1960
-with fewer than 15,000 subscribers.
The DAU.. Y Pll.OT's resolution for the new year
ls to put ever·increasing effort. talent and resources
into serving the peopJe of our Orange Coast c0mmunities
better.
The foundation for that effOJ:1 will continue l'O be
the four principles which have guided the DAILY PILOT
since its inception:
-We wiU publish the news as accurately and fully
a$ possible, seeki ng to be especially vigilant in the many
areas of local affairs that vitally affect the welfare of
our readers.
-We shall continue to be a thoroughly independ·
ent newspaper politically, but we will not hesitate'to ex·
press ourselves freely and frankly on issues and candi-
dates when we feel we have sound basis for such expres·
sions.
-We will not permit this newspaper's opinion to
bias our news reports. We will express the newspaper's
opinions only ln clearly identified editorials. . ..
-We will seek to present all sides of significant,
controversial issues, and we will especially welcome ex·
pression of OUT" readers' views. .
The cole of a community daily newspaper -and .1t
is particularly vital in such rapidly-growing and still
relatively new cities as ours in the Orange. C?ast. ~rea -
is to give voice and focus to the community s c1v1c, cul·
tural and economic life, and to provide a dally commun·
ity forum and cornmunlty bulletin board for the com·
munication and exchange of ideas. .
The objectives of the DAILY PILOT contmue to be,
as they have been: to be the most w;eful. informative
and interesting daily newspaper for the people o! the
community, and to give assistance and leadersh1p to
those activities and causes which serve those purposes.
We renew our pledge t-0 the people ol the commun·
ities of the Orange Coast to continue to be a constru~t~ve
force in the fulfillment of the happy and exciting
promise of this area.
" -
'And on the comeback trail ...
wearing red~ white and blue ..• '
Most People
Don't Read
With Minm
Homeowners' Four-point Plan for Cou•tt1 Airport
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
'Orange Coast in lmmin~nt Danger~
In a few weeks, l'U be beginning
1t11 24th year of writing a dally col·
wnn. When people ask me if it's
"challenglng," I feel ~e telling them
that the biggest challenge belongs to
them, not to me.
And that is the one challenge thrown
out by every serious writer -to
be understood ln what he says. For
most people read not with their minds,
but with their emotions and pre·
judices. Tbey read la1o or read out
of a piece of writing what they want
to. And when they di&agree, i1 ls
usually not with what a writer says,
bul with what tbeJ~Ome he said.
A NEARLY PERFECT example
was a column of mine about a
census taker in Galilee, w h i c h ap-
peared some weekJ ago. tt was a
mildly Ironic piece, purporting to show
that the average official or bureaucrat
cannot dlstlngulsb a saint from a bum,
or a prophet from a nut. TM offidaJ
mind is interest.ed only in fuperficlal
-and external facta.
This census taker wu interviewing
Jesus, and was answered by Biblical
quotations attributed to the Son of
Man. As far u he was concerned,
these answers were e i t h e r in·
comprehensible or evasive, and the
bearded man on the donkey was mere·
ly an old-time version of the ''hippie."
THOSE READERS who approached
the subject without an excess of
religious bias immediately understood
what I was trying to say II\ thls
oblique and narrative fashion -that
we must be careful about categorizing
Local stores are offering the new
"opaque" leg hose to be worn
with mini-skirts. Why can't those
busybody designers leave well
enough alone?
-A. C. B.
Tlltl ...... rel!-...-n• ....... -
--rlly -.t Ille --'· ~ yew .-f ,..,,. le Gl-Y OVt, Dal" 1'1191.
or condemning people because of the
way they look or dress or express
themselves ; and that the greatest
figure the world has known lived and
worked among the mo at
"disreputable" elements in his socie·
ty.
But many other readers wrote in
bitterly to accuse me of calling Jesus
a "hippie" -which would be an
absurd misreading of history and
theology on my part -and to attack
the parable as "blasphemous,'' when
Jt was exactly the opposiu. Jesus
himself rebuked his own countrymen.
by sadly commenting that a prophet
is without horior m his own country
-often mistaken for a crank or a
mere trouble-maker.
PEOPLE FILTER WHAT they read
through the fine strainer of their feel·
ings and preconceptions, their pre·
Jud.ices and fears. If they have a
stained-glass image of Jesus in their
minds, for instance, it disturbs or
infuriates them to hear that the living
J esus would most likely be thrown
into jail ln our contemporary society
-and surely would not be allowed
into the ''better" churches.
"lf the triangles could conceive of
a god." said Montesquieu, ''he would
be in the shape of a triangle." Alas.
the squares do t:1e same.
LBJ, Rusk Deal Warily
WASHING TON -Were it not for
captured enemy documents promls·
tng the Communi!t troops and political
cadres in Vietnam that the war
would 'end alter the 1967-68 winter·
spring offensive, the pruent emana·
Uons from Hanoi could be considered
as merely another ~-on to embar·
rus Pttsldetit Johnson.
A ~ailed Communist peace o!fens·
ive a year ago, including Soviet
Premier Alexei Kosygin's s~tements
ln Loodon, is now considered at h.igh
levels bere to have been fake from
beglming to end. Secy. of St.au Dean
Rusk and President Jobnson are
themore dealing warily with the
newest proposals tbat Hanoi "will"'
dlacuss "relevMlt" matters fl the
bombing of North Vietnam is uncondl·
Ucmlly stopped.
THEIR WARINESS. howevtr, t~
c::oodJtioMd by the evidence of the
~ documents, thin as it is. plus
tM Muta Wbtcb have been floating out
ol CommW1lst capitals fw the laet
couple of months abollt the importance
ol recftlt statements of the National
UberaUon f'roc'IL
.Referenc-es to the war coding are '* llOlated 1n lbt captured docu·
.tneldl. 'tbere are numerow refe~
ID dUa procpect ltl document. captm'ed
• 1e•vera1 dtffmint areas of SouU! ~. sc.ne are linked to the ~t J1mr' holldl,J at the md ot this mooth,
OCblrs to tM conclualoa ol tbe winter·
.... oa.-ve ba March.
' '1'1111 INDOCJ'lllNATION mattriaJ
II bllfUnl unless there ls a typically
C .... 0 pLm" wilb IOala to be
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fulfilled in a flxed period of time.
Otherwise, the men at the top in NU'
and Hanoi are merely arousing in
their troops and political cad.res ell·
pectatioos which cannot be fulfilled
since the~ i.s not the sUgbtest pros·
peel that the Communist forces can
win a military victory. The only way
the promise couJd be made to appear
fulfilled would be by ceasing or
greaUy reducing mllit.ary activity,
boasting of local mill tar)' "defeMI"
inflicted on the American enemy in
the winter-spring ofleMive, and be·
~g to talk about conditions rel-
evant to a polibcaJ settlement.
ONE POINT IS NOW dear. Neither
President Johnaon nor Secy. Rusk
intends to be trapped into rebuffing
these new moves Crom Hanoi, nor to
be bamboozled into sacrificing the
mllltary advantages whkh !lave been
gained in the past year
Assuming that tbe present uncertain
altuation Is leading somew~re. cha·
otfc condJlions could arise b<>lh with
respect to the talks with the Commu·
ru.tts and relations with the govt'nl·
ment of South Vietnam.
IL ls only neCMsary to !'('(nil the
chaotic conditions involving the gov·
"1\JTl~t o( the ltasclble Syngman
Rhee in Korta. the release or thout·
ands ol prisoners in a frantic melee.
and the wildly Ouctuatln~ polltlc:aJ scene• atte:ndlna Ult end of the war
la Korta.
To the Editor:
Your editorial, "Can't Be Wished
Away" (Dec. 27), tends to lull the res!·
dents of the Orange Coast into a false
sense of security by suggesting that
the county supervisors' master plan of
county aviation will somehow produce
both an immediate and a long-range
solution to the growing noise, air pollu·
tion. and safety hazards presented
by the continued expansion of Orange
County Airport.
The facts or airport expansion,
however. coupled with the inevitable
growth in commercial air traffic can
produce only one conclusion: The
Orange Coast area is in imminent
danger of belng affllcted w i t h
widespread and severe airport blight
unless an aroused community acts
quickly to stop the current expansion
plans. The facts that lead to this
conclusion are as follows :
l) NO ONE CAPABLE of in·
fluencing decisions relating to the
county airport has voiced anything
other than a passing interest in the·
development o( a eecood facility
capable of handling commercial air
traffic. The county supervisors in
particular seem to be committe.1 to
the decision to develop Orange County
Airport as the sole county facility
capable of handling commercial air
traffic for the foreseeable future. ~ %\ SINCE TIIE RECENT expansion
of the airport was completed one year
ago, a 300 percent mcrease in com·
merclal passenger flights has occur·
red. As of February, three airlines will
be operating a total of 58 daily flights
in and out of the airport, and the
number of passengers during 1968 is
expected lo rise lo approximately
650,000. By the end of 1968 as many
as 70 commercial flights daily can
be expected.
3\ BY 1975, mE number of
passengers wlU increase to at least
1.75 million yearly, and the number
of commercial passenger light opera·
tions will have risen to 150 per day .
To this figure mu!t be added ap-
prox.Jmately 50 dally flight operations
by commercial freight airlines, ex·
ecutive jets, and military aircralt. (us.
Ing the McDonnell taxi strip). During
peak traffic hour&, this means that
the residents of thU area will be
afflicted with a takeoff or landing
once every 2t,; minutes by large, noisy
aircraft.
4) IF THE PRESENT runway 1s
lengthened from S,lm feet to 7,200
feet as planned, the airport can ac-
commodate jeta in the Boeing 727
class. Tb.ls aircraft produces a takeoff
noise level nearly u high as the
Boeing 7f1T and ~.
5) 'nlE EXISTING terminal and
airport facillties are inadequate to
handle even the preaent commercial
fUPl load. The capital investmrnt
between now and 1'75 that wm be
required to ba.nd1e 1.75 million
passengers yearq could run aa high
•• 6eer,e
Dear George:
I am an qing bachelor. Do
)"Ot1 believe in May and Decem·
ber weddings?
V.N.
Dur V.N.:
No. I think If you ~ mar·
ried in ~Y It ls qultt fmproper
to get married again in Decem· ber.
(Se,nd y o o r problems to
Ceor1e. Tbt7 don't bother him
• bil)
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Lttlet• tr~m reeder• ~•• -•-· Nor"'•'llo ""'"' tr1 lhOulcl convey ltlalr me~en In * -• "'
lest. The r '"'' to conci.n.. lefter s to 111 uac. or t1imlntl• Ubtt It rutrwo. All ltller• mllll lllclude
s1gna1urt end m•ll1119 -reu. ttut ,,.,,_ •Ill Ill
wtlfhlWfd on rta11•1t
· as $30 million. Once this investment
has been started. it wlll be virtually
impossible to limit the future growth
of the airport.
TO PROTECT OUR community
from the residential blight that will
be produced by a continuously ex·
panding Orange County Airport, the
Homeowners oC the Back Bay Area
have developed the following four·
polnt plan:
J) The Orange County Airport should
not be eJCpanded beyond its present
size. No lengthening of the runways
or expansion of air terminals or
facili ties should be permitted.
2) No 1 n c r e a s e in commercial
flights from the airport should be per·
mitted. at least until the master pla.n
is completed.
3) . DEVELOPMENT should be
started immediately on a second
airport in the county capable of handl·
ing the county's present and future
commerjiaJ aviation needs. The area
surroundlog the site of such a facility
should be 'iOned for non-residential
use.
41 Negotiations should be started
immediately to obtain joint use of
either El Toro or Los Alamitos Naval
Air Station as an Interim facility to
share the commercial air traffic load
with Orange County Airport until the
new commercial air terminal is com·
pleted. Such joint usage by com·
mercial and military rurcraft has pro·
ven successful in a number of cases
around the country.
WE URGE THF. DAILY PILOT and
all residents of the Orange Coast to
join with us in saving our community
from airport blight. Our proposed plan
of action is both reaso nable anl con·
structive. and IS in the best interests
of the entire county. Despite the im-
plications of the DA CLY PILOT's
editorial. no one is attempting to close
down Orange County Airport.
DANIEL W. EMORY
IAHuled Que•tio"-ire
To the Editor:
A questionnaire has come from Sen.
John G. Schmitz along with a covering
Jetter and "report" on our state col·
Jeges and universities. "It concerns
n.agrant moral corruption and revolu·
tionary violence planned and carried
out behind a cloak of academic
freedom. The enclosed report com·
plle4 by my 1tatr stat~s the facts,"
be says. but 1 wonder if thls ''-report"
ia a clever way lo arouse emotions
IO that he will get the answen he
wlll'\tl and can use for his own political
pyrPOSeS.
I AM IN NO position to evaluate
many of the "facts" but in two cases
the old trick of partial reporting hal
bffn used. In the report of Or. Sum·
mersldll's handling of the disorders at San f>'ranclsco St.ate. it 1ays, he
"refused to call police". but it does
aot mention the ract that be •••
ta contact vtlth the police and JT
WAS ON THEIR ADVICE that they
were not c11lled In. The play presented at Calilornla
State College. Fullerton. I understand
wu choeen and given by graduate
1tudent.s and tickets were bsued to
a small group for the purpose of
gtttln.g their evaluation and crltlc.ism.
A friend wltb a freshman grand.son
o I
at the college said extra tic.ket.s were
forged and passed out. At the time
the unllerclaasmen were not aware
of the Whole affair.
MANY PARENTS find their own
adolescents difficult, and perhaps
some sympathy should be extended
to administrators who must cope with
them Ln masses. It Is vastly easier
to criticize a bad situation than it
is to know how to correct it; to
our peril we oversimplify.
The questionnaire itsell deals with
complex Issues not easily answered
without qualifications. Question 3 is:
"I believe that NO ONE outside
the colleges and universities has any
legitimate basis for judgments about
what goes on inside them." Does this
mean just the colleges Involved, or
Stanford Al.ld other private colleges?
What about parent.s? Co 11 e k e
graduates? The inf I u x of new
residents from the Deep South?
IN .\ POLL conducted by the
Oakland Tribune of the Sacramento
Press Corps, Sen. Schmitz was rated
as one of the !wo worst senators.
and after getting his letter. I am
not at all sure that his membership
in the John Birch Society was the
determinin g factor in this evaluation.
I hope that recipients or the
senator's questionnaire wiU wait till
their emotional reaction is over and
then answer it with extreme care.
MARGARET McMASTER
A rre•t of Spock, et al
To the Editor;
The arrest or Dr. Benjamin Spock.
Rev. William S. Coffin and three other
anti-war leaders on charges of en·
couragi ng draft evasion dram~tizes
the tragic division which currently
exists in our country. While a
Democratic administration whk!. was
elected on promises of puce continues
to escalate the war. and while the
majority goes along because they have
been told that there is no alternative.
the overwhelming majority or the
leading academicians, lntellectuals
and artists -joined by many outstan·
ding clergymen and theologians, have
become ever more vociferous in their
opposition.
THESE ARE NOT ivory lower in·
tellectuals or Irresponsible beatniks.
They Include most of tbe country's
experts on Asian affaira and ln-
ternational relations as well aa men
in other intellectual fields who, unll.ke
the average American who sbrugs
and goes along. have read extensively
on Vietnam and b a v e e x p o s e d
themselves to a wide variety of
domestic and f o r e l·g n b o o k s,
newspapers and periodicala. .
WlTH THEM ALSO are many of
the best and most thougMful students
at our unlftrsitles. These men. whose
traini.ng h&I prepared them to thJnk
for themselvea and to make in·
dependent moral judgments. have
become convtnced that the Vietnam
war is a.n UJ.flted ldventure which
we blundered into, that it serves no
serious natioul purpose; that It ba11
lost us most of our prestlge abroad
and has greatly Injured our economic
positton in the wbrld. F~.!fe they
a.rt convinced that the who bom-
bing If "tlvlUans In · North and South
Vletnlm constitutes a crime against
humanity.
111E GOVERNMENT 11 moving to
sllence Its OPJ>Of)enta at a t1mt when,
accorcUng to current public opinion
polls. over 40 perctnt ot Cbe public
has serlou1 misgivings about the Viet-
nam policy. and at a time wtle heated
pi-e-elecUo.n politJc. are alreldy 11\.lr·
rorlq the a:rave ucl widu..-e.ad
•
doubts which beset the country.
THERE ARE THOSE whu think
we can do without our academic, in·
teUectual and liberal religious leaders.
that we wou.ld be better off to put
a[ doubters behind bars While pursu·
iog a policy of aU·out escalation. We
believe that such a course would
create wounds in our national com·
muruty which it would take decades
to heal. and that it would cost us
many of our most creative, productive
leaders.
WE BELIEVE TH.AT the govern·
ment should seriously consider the
reasons why many of its most
enlightened citizens have been driven
into all--0ut opposition. We believe that
it is disastrous for t.he government
to fall back on force to silence these
critics.
J . B. AGRAHAMSEN. RUTH
AIKEN. INGE P. BELL, ffiENE
BLAND, AMY BROWN, RUTH
HOOKS, ANNE K. MORAIS, KEVIN
PETTIT. GE 0 R GE F. QUINN,
ISABELLE S. WADE, MARY G.
ZAVA
W arOnee flueett
To the 1Editor:
Regudlng Ralph McGill's com·
ments on your editorial page Jan.
3 and the recent coastal fanfare: I.
too. was aboard the Queen Mary on
that famous secret voyage as she
steamed to Halifax to meet President
Roosevelt. Indeed she was probably
the prime target of the whole World
War JI with Sir Winston Churchill
and the whole bloomln' British
Gene-raJ Slaff aboard. Never saw so
much concentrated heavy brass ln
my life. Two escort cruiSers. four
destroyers plus a well-armed Queen
were faint comfort for us lesser
"guests" coming home on the same
target for a Nazi "fish ''.
IT WAS SOMEWHAT questionable
that 4.000 U. S. troops were kept
waiting aboard for five days as
craftsmen worked 'round the clock
to restore the entire Promenade Deck
to its pre·war splendor for the big
event (the ship had been pretty
thoroughly stripped and her swimming
pools decked-over for her troop ship
duty J.
THE QUEEN WAS NEVER on an
even keel u she iigged and zagged
at hlgh speed lo confound the
periscope lads. Neither were some
of us.
We hoped for a 61impse of the
great "V" man, but he didn't show
unlit we let him otr at Halifax.
1.'m glad he made it: tt was quite
a Journey .
Yes1 I too greeted Her Majesty
with a tear as she came "home".
HERB BROWNELL
_ .. -i·fti"iijmil
Thursday, January ll. 1968
The edUoral J>O{le of the Dafl11
Pil.oc '""Ju to fnf orm and stim-
"'4ct rc0lkr1 b11 pre1t>nting Ulil
MWJPOPf1"S optnlon.r and com-
mfnWU "" COpiC$ of fnter11r,
and &i{p&f/icance. bt1 pro11kUng 4
forum for Ult u:prcslion of our reoden' opinfoftf, mad bv
pr"entfnq the diver1c 1.IUM>-
pointi of informed oburver.t
and fl)Oktt?Mll 01' topics Of tht
do11
Robert N. Weed. Publilher
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La Palma at Stanton
5214530
Santa Ana
1717 S. Main St.
KI 7-3371
Costa Mesa
Bristol at 5antowe1'
in South Coeet Plaaa
540-$3S3
..
-:ra DAILY ~rLOT ThwsdlJ, Jlnu.vy 11, 1968
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Something Thtt
Someone Else w.n+s-
You C... W It,
Fincl It, TrM. It
With A W.t A1'
t'BB •IGGE8T SINGY ll.406TPIACB e1t l'R OllA5&B COA.n' • P•NS ....... 8G-A7a .
HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSES fOl SALE HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOl SALE HOUIU POI SALi I HOUSU foa SALa HOUllS llOI SALi HOUSH FOi SALi RENTALS '**•' 1000 o.Mrel 1000 ~·• 1o0o lo.n.re1 1• .._., 1000 c .... MIN 11• Cerw., Mar 1250 ti••-..-IMct. 1400 ':"'-"--__ ... ____ ,.,~m.;;;,*11;;;::::::1114::__1
MOVE TO
THE COUNTRY
U )ou't~ sick of the flat lands
' wanl to epread out a bit
th1s home is tor you. J BR
J baths. formal dinlot room.
MPllf&le out or lbt way tam·
U1 room "lilh wet bar. Up to
date electne lcjtcben with
"flUlh'' liibting, cw;tom
drapes & carpete throutrh-
out. Th.ls 2"-"lOO sq. ft. home
has a touch of elegance th11t
ii eeldom found in modem
homes at this prk~ r11ngc.
Just 2 years old. Only nooo
total down • askin.t SJ0.500.
/fSa.,. COATS ~wAtl.Acl
REALTORS
5464141-
(()pen lvetti"fl)
Fonn1I Model Home
UOO't mJss lhts 1 BR, 2 ba .
famlly 1oom home 'A'ith for·
mal dining arPa, Al*> hit
bonu.'I rwnpus room in fin .
ltihed garage. Huge lot on
quiet w·eet. Owner must iwli
this 2 year old homt" promvl·
ly. Submit lO~c down to low
Interest t"Xistmi; loan with
11() seamd. Priced IO'lo IX'·
low m11rket at 126.000.
SPRING
R.altv Co.
ltlnt 642·7fS2 1nytime ---
lohn macnab
Low .. t Priced 4 BR
60 ft of Baytronl
l yeani olcl
only S86.:i00
NEW
3-4 BEDROOMS
JUST
121,450
P1y Only $144.IO Per Month
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Hacienda
t 'n
I
Ho111e s
Del Cerro
VETS NO DOWN
A tttw ttrJH •I thl. choice do,.
i11 lecelion. Smerl Spanish ,tyf.
ln9. 9i9 loh. All th• fulu•tt
you'•• ,,..,.,,, of •' this un·
b1Ht •ablt low pric1. Choo••
now. Hu rly 100 •old in S 1horl
wukt.
-
Take Bristol north and go right at Paularin'O
!White Front Corner).
View I layfront A Deve lopment of ~orge M. Holstein & Sons and Harvey A. Bcr~r. Vlf'\v hontc, nt!IV. BcauUrul
u11ed brick, ah a k e roof,
wrought iron entry, Italian
Wilker & L". Inc., Sil" Agents
u1c. " Bedrooms. rumJI) !!!!..~!!L!l!l!ll:a~·~v~·~N~D~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~=====e===-1; room It dining room. Askin; "' "' •--· -m.ax>. Must be sold! MOUNTAIN VIEW .....,..ch ottcM)e
C\ialom bulll executive home 3 Bedrooms
642-8235 on a privatt" street of just lolly beamrd ceilin;:s
l!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!llJl!l!!•ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I 12 homl'I. 3 bdrms-2 bath.~. S°"'t'dish fin,place $17~950 family and formal dining • 1mvate ratio
Buys your fa1I11ly a home. double Clrrplaceo. D <' I u >. l' steps to beach
Too i;ood to be true. but it panellinc ndds to l'>.qui~Jlc ~ r~reahon arr~
Isl 3 apac.:iowl bedroom!!, charm. -Pool and pultlng Jor lmmCdlate occupancy
18rgP lot for the children.~ green lc1wr11 nothing to bf' • only $Zl,j()() • tO'ft> on.
play. ASSUJ114? the low inte-r-dt!sired. -$64,:,00 -Owner Call Ted CIJl><>rl
e-11t loan and 1129. per month wUI help !lnnrwr. Evf's: 61~.3487
lncludP!I laxes and Insur.
ancc. Call today, tt:ib won't CITY LIFE
Jut! IN THE COUNTRY
3 BedroomA in rural sctrmg.
Bright chttry kitchen · 2 car
ptagf' ·Close to schools, il's
perfect !or kids Ir critters.
CO~'TA Ml:BA OrFlCl: Jt's • b\1y at $20.900.
2629 Harbor Blvd 646-7171 546-2313 RIAL TORS
673~
I/I
Udo hie
lay Front
+ Income
J BR Home .f'lua Two 1 BR
Apt.9. Sep. Din. Rm. In HOwle
plus ma.ny extru. Tttl'Wc
~ ttoeard. Would COft.
11idu cxcbaqe for Ullo
Bll.Y'froot llOIM. Prk•:
$149,j()().
I Cha•MI FfOllt
D•lex
2 bedto0m11 eacb/:l batbs. •
Plc1· A SUp. Sundec:k A Patio.
I Approx. 2 yea.rs old. Both
I unltl lea.led. mr.o.
Newport Island
Waterfront
$2'75. DOWN 2 · tt.SES 1 1 ·[Jn' m,r,m. SHARP DUPLEX RID HOT LISTING Coate Mela 2100
PLAYMATI HAVIN I toia&1. • Prioc. CllQ. 1 Br, turn......,..._ Good Frahl¥ peinted 3 bedroom, 2 BEAUTIFUL , BR 2 ~th
PLUS IHCOMI I OWNER. * 5*"2U income. a Helitt0pe. ti.th GJeo Mar. Vtty beauti· borne fully tumisbed lll!WI
Calllng aA1 ambltlou.t YOWll '-=Owner==· =642=3215=;;;· ;;m.=1211== 1"1 lalldlcapinc that ttqultts carpeted, excellent ' <.'OnJ bachelon wbo an &ookin; .... ,.,. leach 12001~ Uttle cue. Owlle'l' 11.)'s 11ell lion, flitt ·realdenllal ar
for a plld wU.h privacy plua Lide I... 1U1 iny t~ Quk:L Apprw.sat $250/mo. CALL MR. Bl.A~
ttn1a1 Jncome all rolled inlO Do you '*4 a miJ11 1arp'--..,--1"1-thJ_e_Y-.... ,-,-'1 comlQC. WIU .U FHA or VA S»USl
ooe. Here it la. 3 units, se-liTiq room and wwkl )'OU Crnt ia-uu home OD Sl' and pll¥ an your cotU. Won't !":~~:-----duded b'Om Tta11Jc and "'-"" Laat • Priced at 124,500. like ~ bedroomt, one cor. 4 Bd • ply rm, w/pool.-MttJed 1D lbnabbtry. WINna wilb ecijolnillft t.!b? U•e table. 3 be, GI ltlt-l fp&a KUNTINGTON BEAQi
el11 COl8ld 1'0'I !lad such a comb1Ub om aD wool Bl& patio, w/BBQ . tTl.500 OfTICE
....._. mcwy • maker Jot H-bard ood '1m Edlnpr 129.7» witll a Wirt ii minute carpe.._ 0 " t! r w R. C. GREER. Real~ ~ OPEN ~. aeon 1o 11m 1cwe11 3 bed-MH via Udo mm ~ • ~
drtve for a tw1m In tbe room bome. ~ b a CGQ' -----~--~-1--a-1
3 BR. 2 Ba. bous.. $150. Will
reot unfum. ii des.ired. stl-5865 ,
ocws. fi.rf'9la~. clln1at room 11111 BR.AND new Nord 8'>1ront. n-.. .......
a cbarmlnJ ~ JanaJ s Br, ~ t>., pier ' .Up. Service c....minium 2950
rur •um mer a1Jo)'ment. Area'• bett ~. Owntl' Wilur & L•
COSTA MESA
2129 l:latbor Blvd.
M>!M91 Open tW 9 PM
TUI SHADED
1hil weU landlcaped home 6'{3-lMT. ......., EDINGER 1 TRANSJ'ER.RED, Town.
with sepuate double Pl-===;;;;;;;:;::===;;;; '"°" ' bot&le 2 BR 1 ~ b11, w/w
age may be eetn at ~ IMctt 1400 g.~TINGTON =~:,.. cpta/c!rp, all bit-ins ind
32a Alito !\pt Jlelaihta ---------wulm/dryer. $14,300. $300
or call owner ~ '' SOLD ' ' s. Ant lQO -:-:cln.=9a-=-=-T103::::---• • • • !4!!L liNTAU
u-.. 1e..a. l HO~ MES Clean 2 Bit on "' acre. H111,.11 Unfurnished ......... 11-.a Wonderful potential. Cole Tiie Past Week to UCI. ~ Acacia. Call Coda Mela
I Beaulltul 2 BR + convettlble Den Home • Dream kitchen. ou,la, ClOl'DU lot. 120' It.
Pier & Float. S96,000. bmtqe, clean, 2 bedrooma 3100
bf.l.9200 E ~ eech. Low down. /
HI: MA TCHAM RIAL TY ~t.e:1~ Jc_~~ LISTINGS .WANTED S48Q969 tor intormauoo.
I lay & hoc• ~ RochHter, C.M.
RHlty, Inc. ......:J7
~\\'.Balboa Blvd., NB · DAVIDSON Realty
Seubore Dr. Completely We have an acUvc demand 3 HSE on ~~-ac A-1. Oean
Fumllbed &. 6 celleot tor home• in choice resklen-2 Br for awnet. $4440 total
tJal .. p ....... FREE eval"•L yrly ioc. Xlnt inftlll. Ga-120 financini Ha.liable. Total -...---p~~~~?u!°~or toa;u~ ~'RAsHIAR ltEAL TY _T_us_t_fn ______ , .. _
I WHO LOVES I Ulalll MllA DIL MAR • tlllt1 Immaculate 3 BR + tam informaUon phone owner 847-&l31 • Eves. ~WJ7 Oww N. T ....
Who loves f'RESH AIR? Who nn, 1~ beths, built -ins,
loves a PEACEFUL HAV. new Ql11letlnl. Corner lot.
EN ? How green is tbe BACK Rltr. 21'0 Harbot' 3B, Of
KJU736 tr"-----.. ..v..LlL :r. .i:l.L.
IMMEOIATE' OCCUPANCY llACH PaACHI ---~-~--
Improved + Af:l'.Conct •
<4 BR, 2\1 ba, 4 yn.
~100 aq ti, Estate lot
Assume S28,400 loa.o
FP 135,T;iO ' BAY" Just step outlllde ol t154f.59••••iiiiiEviiesiiil. ~ii·iiill'aiiiiiil
this 2 bedroom, 1" bath
home with P'lttin& sreen. 2
pools. bJdmlnton, lhuttle
board and NO MAJNTEN-
HA RB OR HJCHLANDS with 3 BB.I 1" baths. walk-
MARINER'S DISTRICT. 4 in& dist&nce to world'• fln-
SR 2 SA NEW CPTS est beach! Flrepl.ice, built·
WILL SEJ..i. W/$l000 ON: ins included In fabulous
1 ANCE And you have It Lock
I it up a nd go tor a trip and
be assured 1t will be there
when you r•tum. 0 ft I y
S27.9.10.
Bvening11 Call ~79
Waterfront
With Dock
lk~t buy in a modern 3 BR,
:! bath home with dock for
large boilt • May be leued
Ol' optioned • ~.600.
Shown by appt only
Waller llau e c.ww.n ..... & c..
..... c_t "....,..' .. ._ ._.., , .. .._ .. ca f.Jllt oa .. _
IYU116ATE
New Mela Ver• Lot call 544-6856 JUllt lilted -cornen on Mea
Verde p it courw, n.ar 12th
tee. Quiet cl&kle-aac. Aller
OR LEASE/OPTION W/1 $11,B price-try $1500 down! ========::::
YRS PREPAID LEASE • PACIFIC L..,.,.BMch 1705
in& $17,000. PMNT. OF $300 PER MO. SHORES rnE SEA SHA:NTY
1N ADANCE. BKR. 00.20:!0 RIAL TY New England Sea Coast at·
or LI S.3147 ~ m06phere • a few st~ to
REDUCED, lovely 3 BR 21~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Beach. Unique 2 BR,
College ,R:ealty
WATBtlOIJ LOT Ba. home on 2 lots: can 111e I· tJethroom a decor.tors
u 2 apts. Rm. to bid. Near 5 IEDIOOMS dream! A STEAL at SJ6.~
!n' channel ~Dtaae. F~
land -no leue. $05,000.
Btoku. Call Dick Fabiu
eay ~ ocean. WiD sell all or Owner movtna to Hawall. •r>.
~ int or trade. 121 4lst St. will SC!ll lor VA appralul of MISSION REALTY
OWNER 67;-2719 129,100. for GI nothing 9113 So. Cout Hwy 494-0731
ft7·25ll
L! -MISA VlltDl.$23,500
Bnt locaUonl 3 bedrm. tam·
Uy rm. 2 bath. Luxurious
carpeting. Electric built-Ins.
28 ft. paUo. Bat 1toola, wasl).
er-dryer Included. 54o.1120
TARBELL 295:i" Harbor
BY Owner. ConclO Tri-level 2 down -clo&loa ~ only.
BR, 2 ba, F.P. (11t.1, drps. FHA low down. Perfect
mc:I 2-car gar, pallo, pools, cond, exc.oeUent locallon.
Intercom . .xlnt cond. $29,500. SEE TODAY
642-2668 SPINDILL Rl&AL TY
SPACIOUS J BR.:l BA. Wamer at Magnollu. :>404!M
• Family kltcbl'f\, Bltns, $29 500 e Frpl. Lge lot! Below FHA. ' $27.950. • Owner, ~9409 Dutch ·Haven Colleye &-rles.
LIKE NEW ----,,-----Sunken Dv rm, customized ~ SP.ANlSH FLA1R bi& fa~ rm, formal din rm,
., Br. :.! ba, bltns, frpl, 1 CUiiom drapes, shake roof, Vacant l BR 1'2 ba, bit-ms
dble gar, Ii; yard. $19,8:12.
0 1 S46-5l30 or ~
Costa Meal 1100
blk ocean. landsc. Owner. covered patlo. A s s u m <'
239 Ce<br. &tl-32QS, 673-7211 5lA % -n84.mo. Try $3000
WESTCLlFF coodomlnlum down. I
134,!rJO. 151» Cornwall Ln. P.t RobertlOft Rlty ~
Prine. only~ 6-.16-91"1 147.U53 * 193 ... 1S2 SAVt: • By Owner. $23,950 .
3 Br. 2 ba, aep dm -per. STAND out value, 3 BR, 2% A ll Adutt C0mmuriltJ-
fe_. for offic• or '"'"'·"''-BA. tam. rm. Lre encl yd. N b".>..... und I "' " ........... $28.50(). lO% down. 646-*3 o. c .. w..,-n er 4 per. Huge lot, fantuUc ~&. matted. Relax I'. enjoy Ulc
1,000 sq. ft. brick A: eon. New-...-... 1210 in a 3 BR 2•1 bath home,
crell' paUo. lanai, llMlde ----·-··_...-. ____ ~, carpets, drapes, washer A garden A: Founl&ln, l&e d aJk vi.-1~,, b r I c k planttt11, peperate 3 BDRM R<»IE * POOL! rycr, w to ouvv., .. ,. cen-cblldttm play yard / pi,~ * Call 548-n.33 tor. Price is less than or!&·
w e ;;47 EL MODENA e inal COil· only $17.1;)(). swlnp. Lltb a plaster, p I t-~ •--lty bdwd Doon. ataM fz11l. bit· IU _...,. ~ ~ 54Wf74. Newport Shor• 1220 847-1266 Eves. (;36-U65
Letune Nlguel 1707
EXTRAORDINARY
VIEWI
LGF. 5 BEDROOM llCME
:! Fcil balhr
Compl. carpeted le draped
Heavy Shake Roof
Newly Decorated
Proless.ionally Landscaped
Vacan~
FUU. PRICE $32.500
Principals CaU Collect
JACK NEL.WN REALTY
(213) 'TSM171
C•f!!•tr1no leech 1725
FOR 181e or rent executive
type home, large LR. 2 br,
bulltlns, other extra11, glass.
ed in lanal, prol. landscaped,
fenced yard. lovczy q Wet
atreet. 642· 7907.
C1rlsbld 1740
NOW VACANT 4 BR 2 baths,
CU11et1. mpa, a11 built-int!.
Nice area. $Z10/mo. CALL
MR. &LACZ. 5t0-U51
l~=I
2 Bil booae. aarace. carpets,
drapes. alDVe, refrigerator
A freeur. 38' Pool with
ma1ntenance. Larae fenced
lot. $175. mcntb. 256 E. 20th
St. 642-4422
REDECORATED 2 bedroom
home, plus attic. Walk lo
east 17th lbope. Sll>month
lncludlnc utilitie&. ~
Bkr.
CLEAN Mod•m 2 BR Near
Wilson 1c Harbor mo.
Stove .. Rdl&. inc 2 children
No Dop. 646ol36'l Days
642-2m Eve.
NEW home 3 Br. + lg panel·
led bonus rm .• Dream kilch.
lndscpd, blk wall fence, nr
So. Coast Plua. $:$ mo.
Jse. 546-2344.
2 BR. Fenced yard. Water
paid. Children w~k:ome $9J
mo. Stt at 358 Say St.
&16-0688.
lmmac. 4 BR, 7 beths. bll·
Ins, new cpta/drps. Room
for boat or trailer. Vac.
$210/l!t'. ~ eves.
~ BR home, lge pool, tcnced
yard, fplc, n'7~ mo.
t::UI 839-7096 (reverse ch;u-.
ge11I
;; BR • 2 BA/Bltna. \VW-t pta,
Orps, 220-wiring. Otildr<'n &:
Pets OK. l·blk St. John's.
Sn>-mo. 546--09'.?l
Meea•IMar 3105
4 BR. den, convrtd gar, '.!
ba. bltns • ne.. d.shsr. new
opt1, part ~ tncd yd, I
S215 mo. OiJdtn ~pell OK.
First Ume on market. Prime
lai-gc corner :.1 I lot, l7,5:i0
sq. ft. Fir1l rt1tr area-many,
many possibllilll's. Priced
right I t only 43.000.
CONOOMINJ\JM wltb all the R~-IR BY OWNER • $2'1,:.00 2 b& ho /I ti extrilS. 3 bis •R9. 2 baths, 2 BR • t'AM Ri"'1. me w ie pa 0,
CARLSBAD CS 0 Co.) Youns 546-3086
3 BR, 2 btltb bomt" Mlh ex----------w/w C!a""'t•, an bUBt4m, cpls/drps, landsc., spa-Ink· ·r~ LOW DOWN * TERMS I • cd PRICED Patio & much more. Pa"-en. •" . UN· ~-OR J.9339 OR ij.5835 DER M RKET 0 ments less than rt!l'lt. AAking A f' R F"AST
$3000 u n d e r market at SALE. $15,950. MWlt have
j..G.l).l9J Open uu' 9 PM Op.n Ev... 'tll 9 -1
I GOY'T REPO HOMES 1293 E. 17th SI. 616--~
tras. on 4/j ac. Make offer .... Mlll __ V_•_rde _____ 3_1_10.:.1 Owner. 346-3527
RENTALS
HOUMIFumlshed
4 BR, 2.ba, bll·iM, cart>ela,
drapes, nr acbools. Lease. mo mo. 546-366.j 3 BR Home--$15,500
YI:;S! 11'1 a Bargain:'
1 lowever wl' nttd a good
down pa,yment.
THE ~J EAL
E:_:T .!\ TERS
4 Ill Home $11,950 Income W1tla
i 1~ baths. cpt.s1drps, blt· Golf Cowse View
Ins, double garage. A grrot investment In a love-
4 IR Home $27,750
1 baths. r.m. rm. frp1c.
choice Eaatllde location.
Wtlls-McC1rdlt Rttrs.
18JO Newpoc1 Blvd .. C.M.
~Trl9 t:ves. &!4-068-1
WY TO BUY
Ju~t about 1u 1 ~hdrp ;ind c:ll'tin
.i.s ll can be. 3 ht'droom. 11J
bath11, doublr detachl-d 1mr·
age. Good Eastside locution.
Bery riice cargel! and drap-
es, forced air beat, brick
!b-eplace. 200 ft deep. R!l lot
Wfth pltnty of room to build.
ly neighborhood, charming
home with knotty pine inter·
lor. Huge beamed ceiling!.
Brick tlrrplace for the11e
cold winter nights. Newly
carpeted. Lovely g re e n
lawni1 of Santa Ana Country
Cub. Large lot wiUI room
ror morf' units. Look nt tlti~
prier· onl) S2'Li00 \\Ith 10',
do"n. Exclusl\'f' \\Ith \\ alkc1
1 & Lff. ~3 W!'i1achfl Ur ,
6-16-7i11, Open E ("l!.
S23~. with just 10% down. Wcstclltr O!fi1•r
C. F. COLESWORTIIY & ~'l WESTCLJFI"
CO. 6'12·Tm. Nt>xl to Snack1&16-77ll 01>\n E,,._
Shop Jr. Open F:vcs
OIYOrC--4 IR/ Pool
<>wn<-r 11b«>lutdy mullt acll
( dh•orce cast l 186t' 11q '1 ,
•hake roof. CUiiom c:arpeta,
l fJoo.r.te><.:elll.ng fireplaces,
.t: bM family room & dlnlna
room u well. In del.iJthl:f\JI
Meea Vtrde netgbborhoo(t.
MOit attractive terms.
Collt!ie Realty ~MNS.~
Near Harbor Hi
llMR AGAI
r11n ~ lfN a :;•, •, l11m1 nt
no 1'U!lt wi th mon\llly pay.
1Mnt11 of Sls:i pa)'tl ::ill s~
lhtS llllf' 4 BR home in M11sa
Vt'rdr. :! bat~. built-ins, dou-
blf' flreplart. Only '26,j()O.
rall qull"k~
I'\ I I • \\ 111 I I
~' \H'\\lf\\
I-f \I ' Surrounded by b.autlfuJ hom-
u. l BR 2 ba, blt-111&. lg U..
lnit room. double tittplace, lOOJ Qak.-r C'.~I. :1~10
~carpets. FA heal. dou------
bt1-g11rRg1'. shah"' root, tr•iJ· Y.XPF:RIE,'l"CED
f'r JPtl('t' .t prk "'"I to ~11. R1':AL fo~'TATt-:
Rltr. r.m.:19' .. ~ t::vr. 6 r.!.Cl i ~Al.t;SPEOPU.
*LACHENMYER r <>•'()f\J dc1 ~1"" In "'<i"l<~ of two mllJ111n ,,,,.
llm~ ~u1 lh of 11ropc.a l,Y to bro
l. l:.'veryonr l'ligable
2. F.xcellent location~
1 6~~ • 30 year IOfln
4, Lown doovn payment
5. No loan c:osta.
6. No escrow trrs.
7 :?.:J • .j.j bedr'lOms
FHA IEPO AGBfT
HARIOR VIEW II
HILLS
Coron• del Mer
Lusk • huilt homes luc:atcd
in t>w-~1uthh1nd'~ mo 1 dr·
111ruhlr ~ f,N ·mnlini; fllNI
:khooli1 & <'.1ltf. !Null' <"•m·
JlllS )11~1 lllClflll'tll~ H\\H)
Sl'n•lbly l"'if'c'fl 11 om
S:::I, 000 Io $.1;),::,00
LUSK HOMES Popular Floor Pl1n .old • Xlm Commll;s1on 1>pll1
''Two ltory t.bat looks like a Od.anc:y Ree.I Estate
aea *'7''. ber.'t the only 2828 E. O>n.st Hwy 17~3770 :.: • u:u:~et.a ~ DDS ilABs ra. AND a lonna.I dinlng
DirtctlOntl: ~lacArthur Blvtl
from Plcltlc CMJt llwy. Ot 1 Newport Fwy. 1'1tn on Sa11 I
Joequift HUit R.d .. thM fol.
low ltps to model artt.
NOii!. m.a. Narparlt and 3 MODE~ TO OfOOSE
lld!oOI. If E SA VERDE FROM
REALTY ._ :t DR, 2 hftth
f1~i1n '23.900
I l:imr~f' WllllAm""'1. Hiit.
"'lilt" d tiP"itnr ~ Dt.rnNJ·llM m rr"I 0 P11s ~:vi ~
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lad lay
Neur rw·w Y. ln CdM HS dist.
l en. ~-bf! th, Drt. Library.
hit In~. ltr.•pl. I .r11~t • llptlon
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Hot Item
A rare PACESETTER on a
neat ltrfft, in the "upper
Mesa" atta. 3 l tam rm.,
rute It compact. New Uatinr
at S32.9'JO.
Collett Realty 546-5110
Sl8,!\50 with 107'-down. Call Dower Sheree 1227 S1600 lo move In. Call
:»>mt 9624471 Village R.E. 19142
,4.
Brookbunt. H.B.
DIVORCE CASE
E of the MONTH
room + 3 BR 1"4
A or FHA or al>·
l'4 ',~ loan. $24,950
DAL REALTY
I! to M11tch lncomt-"
1rner 142-4405
GE IT! -
lttnt1ls te Share 2005
~el'n:; '1 7 PM. ~
Cotta Mesa 2100
LARGE 1 bedroom, f\lmlsh-
t"d complete, includ~ uti.1.
lties, adults. no pet&. $110.
:>.~O.
, WhJte elepbant.s! Otme-a..une
LEASE 3 large BP.'1, %'.-:
baths, built • ins. fireplace,
dishwasher, l'Olllpletely ca~
pcted. $230 mo. VACANT.
Rltr. 646-3928 Evt". 64z.o:t85 * LACHENMYER
TOWNHOUSE Leue or Sale:
Unfurnished. 3 BR., 21:
ba .. frpl., carp., drapes, blt-
ins. :! car gar., heated pool.
~3155 Aft S pm & wlcnd!J
call; 646-a731 I
1 BR. D 33rd St. $145
mo. Call Oscar Ingrim or
FA Perron, 646-88ll, &l2..(696 I
ot·~. * EASTBLUP'F PLAZA COH-
DOM. 4 Br-2 Ba. Pool·priv-
Heres $29.l. ~8-5218
e UDO Sandi 1 Blk. to
ocean; 3 BR. 2 Ba, frpl.,
blt·lns. etc. mo 962-4585
Need I Cartaenstanpf
Find 1f with a want ad!
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0 teorro~ '-tt.rs ol lh4I
four terolTfbled word1 be-
low to form lour timple 'WOrds.
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SCRAM-LITS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 4351
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1810 l' :>18-ms
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2 BR, f.
d.i'PI, p
n4: s:
....... -3 BR,:
new~
S260. !
WALK
24tol')I
Patios.
Univ ..
LEASE
Univen
$210 mo
Lido 11 -
LE.
4 BR,~
ldtcheJ
Bryant -~
Stove,
aae s
Hunti• -I l·Yf
frpl,
ins, 0 1
S17~1ea:
Brookh
' I fror
LOVEL'
duplex,
" pair pvt Y1
Plli<'iz.
847-6391
3 · Bf
Drpe ..
mu. 83
6.J6.230!
I BR, a t
cpts. d
2a16
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3-Car ~
LEASE-!
L19un1
PACES!
lam re
bltn kit
495-598(J
NO'
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6
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.. -2100 -r bath
newly
condj.
area.
LACK
2950
rown-
w/w
incl
$300
hid
3100
>•tbs,
lt-int>. ::.w.
:pets,
rator
with
!nt·cd
'20th
room
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10nth
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mo.
rater
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Vac.
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105
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110
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ase.
3166.5
200
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!!!~!!!! .... noo
DELUXE lust"bome in eio.
clllli9t ~. Pool. bQllf..
tna. CU'llfted. It brunacu·
l.att! V11eant. MIO/ mo. on
letJle to qualified tenant.
Princjpala oal1 t>leaao· Rutb
Pardall Rltr. kl-6200
2 Bedtoom, oeww decarated,
wall to wall cupet.s $1«1.
Tbe_RHl l:ltaters_ s.t-23U
tt.?!~ Hellhl• 3210
4 IR HOME
3 bathl, tam l'OOftl, frplc,
dble gara1e. ~/mo.
Wells-Mceardle Rltn.
1810 Ntwport Blvd., C.M.
f>:iS-7729 Eva. N4-068t
'l BR, trplc, bttn8. fncd, cpts,
d.l·ps, ~ and kida. $175 mo.
n4: 828-1729
Newport$,.,_ mo
3 BR. :.! be, Fam Rm, frpl,
newb' dee. Avail 2/1. Lie.
$260. 548-8450. 642-71)45
WALK·BEACH. 3 Bit, '.l ba,
2·atory/ A-freme-. DbL? gar.
Patios. S'l35. 542,3547 tit 6 pm
Unfverslty Parle 3237
LEASE 3 Bdrm, -21~ baths.
Univeralty Village Twnhse.
$210 month. 833-0289
Lido Isle 3351
LEASE or
LEASE/OPTION
~ BR, 2 baths ru· Club. New
kitchen & decor, S325 mo.
Bryant WieBt 675-2723
* 2·BR. OEN, 2·BA.
Stove. Refri&, Obie :ar-
age $250-mo. * 528-9720
Huntington IMch 3400
I l·YR NEW! 3 Br·2 Ba.
Frpl, WW·cpls, Drps, Bit·
Ins, Dshwr. Refrii; -avail.
$170-lease. * Near Schoo.I.
Broolchurst &. Adams area.
I CALL 6.tS.34M
./ from 4 to 7·PM ONLY.
LOVELY ex lrg 3 BR. 2 ba.
duplex. new nylon cpl. drpt;.
" paint. Bihl.~. 1rg lovely
pvt yard. Gar. + hu~e
park'g. $16.i mo. Adult.
847-6391
3 . BR/Bltns. fl'Pl. Cpls.
Drps, Patio. Obie-gar $165
mu. 832'2 Munster Dr.
646-2309
I BR. 11nd den. Fenced yw·d,
cpts. dl''PS.
~I6 Delaware St. HB
L•gun• Beuh 3705
* OCEAN VIEW • J·Br. + Lower Level Slu<Jio
~Car gnrage, Clpls, Ort>!!·
tEASE·S~ .. ~94-:-iGlO
L .. una Niguel 3707
PACESETTER 3 BR. 2 ba,
ram room, !rplc. din rm,
bltn kitch. Cpts, drps,
49:>-:>980
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
UNTAU
"--UnfuPni.,._ 0u,... .. u .. 1um. n7S
FOft rmt Qr ..... ~ D1W
3 bedroom dupt~ tn ~
COW't. Fenced back yanf for
privacy. ~OK. Water
paid. NO PETS. M mo. 281
08 Mar, c.o..ta Mesa. Mar,
6CQ4
-UNTALS
Apia. Furnished
l-"1AL$ llNTAU RIAL ISTATI ........ Ae l'wnllhM ~ """' ........ ~•pert !!!ta. 4110 .._....._ ................... leech MOO IUllw R .... 11 ICNo lleund CPree MeJ 6400
~ 1~ Br. I& .. Wallte4 to Le.. SMOKE BLACK ton& halr,t4
&didl.i • Mli·llm ldtten. Vic: Meta Verde
2421 ~. 16th St. 2 • 3 • 4 Bedrooms lft w~ !."::' area Paceaettm. ~·ll45
Bridal Gown 4 Jewelry FOUND • Ptka A Doxie mix W11tct1ff 4230 leach Area Luxury Call • in eost. Meaa. MM212
RESORT UvUla, 2 br, 2 ba, WINTON.REAL ESTATE Lott 6401 .
lrpl, Pool. Adults. J1iO mi. GREEN y ALLEY f15.33S1 Montua Rumbold
fUt'11, $375 tum. ~ TOWNHOUSll 6070
*
General C..nadetMar 4250 4IOO C•rpet, Drapes, luilt-in1 r :f :~.:::::::::: ~~ ... every lu1wyl Big
DELUXE omCES • From·
.S. Medical euite • $83. n ttt A lrvioe. 11~74.
i/ I z.TINY POODLFS from _car. l·brown J.Uale, J·white
t~male. Vic: Kona Lanes I
CM. $1Skewa.rd, No qucM·
tlons. Call (l l 6'.llMJ137 or
call: Costa Me11& PoUce HOLlDAY PLAZA
DELUXE ~aciot.\I 1 BR,
Furn. Apts M . -:+-Util. Healted pool, c:arpeUJlg,
drapes, ample p&ri(in.:. No
cbildren, 00 pets.
l~ Pomona, CM, &t!-5838
Coate Met. 4100
FOllJSHED
1 BEDROOM APT.
WnH POOL
Close In downtown
Coat• Men. $100
month. Pl••M c•ll:
646-0228
BacbelOl' Fu.rn .......... $85 P ri v • t e. Perk, Club bwluetrial ..._ 6080
SCENIC PROPERTIES Pool F ·1· ..-• ..,.. ~M~ED=ru~l\"".'"~ -:s:".:"·1i_t>_w-:-:blte and
6T;N726 House, • ami 1•1 UE or .ell. Indus Bldg 44,JOO brown• EnP!sh Setter wear.
FURN Bach, 1 BR w/patio. Welcome. sq -ft. A!r cond otflces, Ina red collar. La;una
Dept.
WluMkty1 W•ntt WhMldye Gett
S'IC:IAL CLASSIPICATION POR
NA TUltAL IOltN SWA,PElS
Specl1I R ...
O>t'Olla del Mar. S14 Fem-lll)rinklered, centrally local· Beach. vlciruty or Coast
5 lines - 5 timea -5 ltucb
ltVLES -40 MVSl INCLVDi
1-Wllll "'1 -le Ir.... t-wllel yOlt •nt Ill ti'... , • leaf. $125. b~ 642-36-15 From $170 ed, clleo to twys, N. Santa Hipway and O'e s s a-voua 111Mne •nd/lf ..-.sa. ~' "'-• ., -.nlllftl, I-NOTHING 1'011 SALE -TltADIH OML'fl Winier MQnthl,y Rentals Ana. lde1d for disu·ibution $736;>
JAMAICA INN HOTEL Take Harbor to Warner and go West on Warner wal'el111e or tactory. John B. W'HITE, Jilaq point sianiest, PHONI 642-5671
As low u Sl50 mo. b13-81~ just past Euclid to the Green Valley entry. Klh'Oy Co. m.gsu male. Polntit, very light arey Te "ace Yow Treder'• P•recu .. A.t
B•IL----C•ll Mr. M9rrieon 962.0519 OPEN locked storage space Vic. Slater It Wanter, }{B. e CLEAR DESER'l' llO't D~·~-~~---_...:-~~l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!j !or rent to oontractors or Reward lfamlly pet). 17451 SPRlNGS LOT On city)
-individuals LI 84122 Meer Cb'. HB. 842-6332. e Value-$24.50. Will TRADE Cl.EAN Bach AJ>t.s. All C-ta a.a--5100 Corona del M•t 5250 . . • FOR bl &. 2nd T.D.'s. uUI incl. $75 up ... --2 TOY Poodle&, Silver. • c· I I w t\Con •
315 E. Balboa Blvd. i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Lota 6100 Named Argent & Jolr ~ .,..........
BALBOA * 6TJ.99t; HARBOR . -Vic. Niguel. So. Laguna. •WANT Luxury Travrl ~ S-lal Offer ft£WAP..D. 499·1860 • l.ARGE LUXURY 2 -81'. ..,, ...-· Tt•aile.r, TD's, Clear pro1>.
• Avail for 6-mos/U SO..mo. "REENS r will build a 4 BR 2 ba home TINY silvet· toy poodle. Male. fo1· 6 Clloice Apls w/Pool,
• l.MMACULATE! 610>-3570 U (1343 sq-It) fo1· the low 3\2 lbs. Ans to 'Slugger.' Do-• Prime location In Cosla
ON TEN A~ price ot $7.20/sq·U. on your vei.· Shrs ai-ea. 642.5141. Mel>&, 5\~-yrs old. 5~(}6001 PENINSULA POINT I l·Bl" BACHELOR • UNJ'URN. l • t BR, ll'urn la Unfum lot. Otbei· models avail. call GENEROUS REWARD
Ulil·pd! $12(). * .1550 Mil·· from $100 FrpJcs I Pri/Patiol I Pools Don at 337-0380 LOS'r: Collie. Femwe. Vic SPACIOUS 3 BR. :t BA.
a.mar/Apt-&. * 67>5055 •--•. 0. tiL Tennla • Contnl'l Bldat. 9 $ Mesa Vet'de. Child glieving. NEWPORT BEACH HOME
'!'RADE Sl0,000 • Eq l1l
• Deluxe 3 Br • 2 Ba ~
dom., • 2000 11q·ft, UPPlllt
BAY, FOR: TD'e or JN.
COME Prinu. only*6*~
llAVE 7 res. Income units
$:l'lM Pquily with net s~
over $2800. Wants Local
J-' & C Duplex ot· T.O.'s,
IUtr. 646-:!629
""" bole PutVGreen. CORORX del MAR * Choice Reww'd. ~0-3942 $9000-eq for Loc-aJ Income. h do ••"'1 1 • 2 It 3 BDRM. ..,_ Lan ,...,,1 ,,H ...,... F l Lo , PRfNCIPALS ONLY. Li .... _., FURN; lt UNFURN. 900 .xa e, \.AU' '""'"""" e>.1ra large ee ot. ts o~ MYNAH BIRD "WALTER", OWNER * 548-9409
BACHELOR apartment wit
carport, garage attached
4-PU:X for area home
TD's motor -home or :.!4'
boul. Also Practice piM!o
tor clec typewriter or ':
54().0336
Kitchenette, shower, bide-a
bed, nice furnishings. Ne~ y
carpet. Fine nelgbbo1·bood
no parties. $80 inc util.
548-4316 aft 5 Ir wknds.
SUS CASITAS
New Unit.s Now Renting
.rw,,ished Bachelor
and l Bdrm Unils
2110 Ne1Vport Blvd.
~'lcdallion by Hotpolnt
$22.50 Wk. Up
• Studio 6. Bacb apta. .e tncJ Utils &: Phone "Ctv.
• Maid Service · 'IV avail
• New Cale & Bar
:l376 Newport Blvd. 54S..!lr
ATKJNSON PEEBLER APT s
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Heated Pooll, Oilld Care (MaclArtbur nr. Coast Hwy) Trees! Some Ocean View. Vic: PAClFIC SANDS. Himt·
Center, Adj. to Sbo"'ping -&73-20lO (Rltr.) ington Beach. 536-0997 1962 RANCHERO. Good
·r I •--·h .,.,._ cond. Trade for 'talr model 2700 Peterson W~. at Har-Hunt ftlfon --IMPROVED Riverside Coun· LO"'T.· Fawn mnln Boxer. ., ' 81,, 01· 10i~· camper. bor t. Adama, Costa Mesa. t;y lot ror sale; or trade !or Oioker & lie. Vic Newland 714:ii4S-600? aft 6 pm.
5'6--0370 small house in Laguna. & \Varner. FV. 847-4056
Uplum -Aided -Bleak -llACHWOOD 495-6710. · WANTS OUT~ * Have 4 G. ·• BETTER DEAD ZOOM lens for camel's, Iden. muel -. CHOICE Fee •1mple lot on tiI v· .. t' cll II n s-for j) Units • •·fixer Up. Bachelors picketing mB.l'ri-Presti&e Address AIMll'tlllent Homes Sentiaiio Dr, NB. Cash. y. IC. mOn IC 0 0 Ill per" & Deluxe 4-Plex in
age bureaut carrying signs, r--.... 646-&i65 J.19-073:i Costa Mesa FOR: ??1
reading: "BETI'ER DEAD MARTINIQUE .Private patios. Neai· Beach, CORONA del MAR R<! BEAGLE puppy-vie-Clark :-:54,_,,7.,..·7_40=l_o_r_o_R,_,.,.a..01-,-4_4 __
I.ban wed." GARDEN APTS. Golf and Shopping. LEVEL LOT. • S23,;;oo. & Bil'dle. 847•7007. VALUE potential; mag.
MOBILE HOME/XLNT LOC! 3 BR 2 baths, frplc o -;;:W=NE;:;R:.==*==494-=1908=~I Person•ls· 640S ocean view: :! BR k <lrn, Patio, Pool, Sglc party or Parklike surroundings 2 IR 2 blths, p•tiot -$.12,SOO. Trade lor boat,
Cple only/No pets. 673--0196 FURNISHED BACHELORS 1 BR ·Walk in clotat1 Exchanges, l. E. 6230 MEET SOMEONE 'NEWI :wits or?. Open Sat. & Sun.:
1010 Kings Rd .. NB. &l.2-78!lS B•ll»• l1l•nd 4355 UNFURN2 balthBaRa-vall2BaRble. 3 BR ~~:s ~ s:t;:::~em~d~l TRADE or sell. CommPreial J~A~~t3~ioSI~~~pn~. OOBERi\'l.A.~ P UPS
Proper•" in San Clemente. Carpets. drapu, gai·age c.u 142..3685 Anxioo '7, BR o'd•1· sftftM'sl1 Enjoy "Vi Winlers Combo'' AKC Each • llOO value. 1 .. utifully Furn.
4 BR, 2 baths
$3.)() yr\y or $300 until
C.M .,.,, • • " .,...u e BALBOA PAVlLION TRADE for ri(le, gun: or 11th & Sant• An•, • !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I hou·c, gu•aue I wo1·ksl1op, h t h """' •233 u" · "'? * U fu 2 BR Apt ~ ... • e 400 MA!N. (BALBOA I w a • avr.you. ....... ~ .,.,,...,.,.._ n rn • good lol' many busl.nesses ~i48-64!W. e CALL: 673-16::.1 FURN BACHELOR or beach house. $17,!00 lor HILLTOP Estate San Juan 1 Br Fw'll, lndry. adult s June 15111.
w1NTON RLTY 67:;.:m 1 Maple Capri 687 Victol'ia, C~'f. :, 111-6138
CHEERFUL SPACIOUS
Full rurn. 2 BR, lauod Huntington a .. ch 4400 & Bermuda Village ry
$125. 20:13 Wallace 5.18-971 0 e NEW • LUXURIOUS • SPAC 2 &r 3 BR, H~ baths
Cpts, drps, 2 pools I $130-LOVELY 2·BR UHi
pd. Blk J<·Mart. j71 Joann
ti 16-2811 or LI 8-0787
I
RESORT LIVING
4 NATIVE GARDENS
6 f'OOLS-SAUNAS·JJ\CUZZI
Near sbp'g and schools
FROM $99.50
• n.lce residence. business or * Splrltu•I Psyche * Uti111 inc:luded Palm & C ~• R di I Capistrano, ovt-r 3000 li•I Ct. lncome prope11y. Avail also · a1u ea ngs. so ve 4 BR, pool, :;.car gar, Ovf'l•
Nr. Shopping joiJlini <tOxlOO w/lOO sq • Ct your worries, nothing impos-1 ac. S7<f,OOO clr1lr. Trrl lor 80'.l Kno11.villc, Apt o. 11.B. shop rented $14,j()(), A I so sible th.ru faith, TW 3-9854 .
536-2914 local prop. Bkr 5-18-7711 70x.100 1.'0mmei-clal on South 8101 Wstm. Im:. e (OR FURNISHED) 101 Hwy San Clementr.
Adulls only. * UTlL-PD! Street to street $28,:iOO. All
• 17676 CAMERON. property cleat. By owner.
SPONSOR would like lo l'Oll· *
tact Women's.Sommer Bowl· * *
'66·101~· Camper, '63 Truck
18' Boat & 1rlr, '64 Evin•
rudr '15 hp. Trd as dnpymnt
lor Laguna home value· lo
$18,j()(). 11't: 825-8520 2·5 pm
* 23' CABTN CRUISER
Valur S:!900. New V8 In*'
crptor eng. SlL'<'Pll 3, SIS,
Bail tank. • Take smaller
boal l)r t'BI'. * 646-7616
-* m 1'"'0RI.> WAGON.
I.OWNER ... New tires•&
Paiut. Fcty-a.ir. P/S.8.
/TAKE PARTIAL TRADE
or $650. k li46-7616
TRADE EQUITY of 140-M
in 98 wtits No. California
for Lllnd. Un.its or TD's in
So. California. * CALL:
:i39-1131 (B1-okel'I
TP..ADJo; $4.500 • EQUITY
in RENTED J.Br HOUSI::
In RIALTO, FOR CAR, or
HOME In ORANGE COON.
TY. Call 539-1131 lBk1·>.
* * * ATIRACTlYE 1-BR. Quiet older sgle person
$81.JO incl·Util! 6:12-6197
Al"l'RAC 1 BR furn. Cpts
HUNTINGTON
GARDENS
Mgr. 1998 Maple, #3
Mgr. 2'n.4 College #2
Newly Decorated
-S-•-nt_•_A_n_. ____ 5_6_20_1 49'M321 or PO Box 1345 San
---------1 Cemente, Cal.
Ina League. Write-Carl and
Jean Van C >1tvering. 1132
Salvador St CM.
VOLTAIRE GWEN'S School-of-Da nce
FROM S99.SO It. E. W•nted 6240 Ballet-Tap-Jazz -Ballroom
SERVICE DIRECTOR\' SERVICE OIR&Cf ORY
Cement, Concrete 6600 GeMr•I S.rvic• 6612
drps, bltns, FA heat. Mg r TKNNJS.ENTERTAJNi\11'..'NT
286C BOLSA·CHICA & HEIL 7>..;,A Slu.uimar Dr. f>.18-Nrw <'Pill. 3 BR, t h ba.
Sl30. Children welcom•'.
M1'l1. Fran Gurley, ~1t!'I'. • 2 BR. New cptS, drps,
* S135 rno. 1613 Santa Ana
838-l!J'.!1 OJ' 512-7279
-, 2·BR DUPLEX so:;.
ADULTS 847·1414
E.XTRA large 2 BR. crpt.:;,
d1·ps, bll·ins, util pd. st::j.
1'0 PETS. 962·1636. :;.'lG-6246
862-W. Center, Apt. ~fl
·r-SHOPPING CENTI!:
ii: SCHOOLS. J48-8687
Only $110
Luxurious TownhouM R I COR UNFURNISHED! t BEDROOi\I
I UTTL-PD! * A~uJts only. Ell)(• kitchen. Beautiful big . -NASSAU Palms l F.· 2 BR
Furn or Unf. SlOJ-$140. Hid
pool. 177 E. 22nd St. 64~·3&1·
• BACH. Apt.; rooking raMI
re!rig., bath. Suitable fo
I J1616 CA,'1ER0i · pool. Near shopping .
SPACIOUS 2 BR Fw·n Apt HARBOR TOWNllOUSE
5 Nr Beach Blvd. shp'g, ~ch.ls 2217 Hal'bor Blvd., C.M.
bltn.'i, gar. $UO. 842-7129. AVOCADO ROYA.LE
L~e 1 BR. '!. BR, StudJos Acrobatic. Clarm & Model·
Hotpoinl bllns, rehig, INTERESTED in b u y i n g "'"· M6-9913. home on or near Lake Ar-• .., i·pta, dt•ps. pvt patio. , •h d Writ B p ·1 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous pool recreation area. iow ea · . e . 0·" ·-·
811 S. Fairview :t17•748j can o! Dally Pilot, New· Harbor Area. Phone 673·8724
SHAW & SONS
SPECIALIZING
EXPOSED AGGREGATE
Foundations/Patios
546-0660
Free Est·Comm'la-Tenns 1 Btwn McFadden & 1st St.I ...;.po_i_'t__,B,,,,ea~c-h_____ ;;2;;:4;;;:H;;:o;;;:u=rs.======-
Laguna a .. ch 5705 IUti~:~~.A~ Announcement• 6410 CEMENT WORK
All I )1JX'~· 100 CLIFF DRIVE lus. Opportunltl" 6300 Coast Health Club F'ree Estimate1t
LUXURY FURN/UN}'URN • FREE SAUNA e 7.<k· per :!Q·f1 & up
BACHELOR • 1 & 2 BR CONFFCI'lON SUPPLY With Swedish massage by Pho"e 142-1157
steps to Shore & Shops ROUTE 7 Experienced Mas.wese'
Oceanview from every Apt. Unusual opportunity r o r OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BRICK -BLOCK -STONE
HOME REPAIRS
"Sa v e" CaJI GUARDIAN
HOME SERVICE for lllY
kind of repairs such as
plumbing, electrical, carpen.
try or any other problemi>
YOU may havc!"lvith-.>'OUI
home. ~5079
PArNTING -Plumbln.Jt ·Car.
pentry • AJJ Home Rrpalrs·
Reaaonable • Rdiable tn'
surt"d .• Cal l Mike &t2..()."U8
h'Om $150 mo up. man or woman to restock 9 am·lO pm
494-2449 new l)'pe coin dispensers 132 E. lBtb St. 642-5090
one. 642-6i44. -r L.,un• leach 4705 2. BR, ~pis, ckapeR, built· 01s. swun pool, gar. No
PLANTERS • SLATE CEMENT work. 636-2916 H•uling ~~---~~~~~~ 6730
Newport Be•ch 200 NEW furnished 2 bdrm, 2 children 01· pets. Nice 11rea. 4 bath, all elcctrk built·ins. 642·80'12
ON BAY/Lovely lge l·Br lo
unfu111) WW • cplS, Pali
fij() . yrly INCL • UTIL
r Panoramic view overlook- 2 BR for furn) All elcc.
o. ing Aliso Beach. S185. 21621 Encl patio. Sl27.50 & up,
Wesley Dr. 499-3~. 642-2354 725 W. 18th St.
67j..j307. 642·24!1\ eves.
with high quality food prod-
Rent•I• Wanted 5990 ucm. Handling brand names
ouly. NABISCO. No selling.
:\fA.'ll"Y requests !for 3 l 4 BR. Dependable person can net
hou11es, 2 BR. apts., West VERY lfiGH EARNINGS.
Newport area. Full or part· time. Requires
Professional _peraonalized
muuscript ~val.oaUoo.. Letter
CEMENT wo1'k. all types.
No job too 1>mall. Fret-est.
H. STUFLICK 54.'l-IM>lf1
ot inquh·y -w-ri~ ---------
Daily Pilot Box p .. 1 _ Child c.,. 6610
NEWLY fumishcd 3 bdrm, Newpor't Beach 5200 ABBEY REALTY 642·3$50 $1150 to $3'250 for Immediate Tr•vel 6435 I I CHILD CARE/EXPER.
ii 21
.it bath, a!I electric built-1_........; _______ REFINED lady wishes smaU !l\art. \Vt.lte for personal in----------$18-wk. Lunt·hes. Snacks,
ins. Panorami<." view over· e CARIBE e apl. or gurst house. Good tervlew, givln).! phone num-DRJVING Chicago, Fo r I Naps. Agr '! In :i, Lie.
DELUXE furn. :!. BR. I
Block lo beach. \\'int.er
looking Aliso Beach. $220. BOAT SLIPS AVAlL l0<'. Reas. 642-S797 ber to lnter-Statt Dh!t. Co., Wayne or lndianapoUs, Jan. t),16.7026 21621 WeHley Dr .. 499-3755 2 & 3 BR . 2 Bu ---------1 181l West Katella, Sulte :!21, 19-20. Share exp. 644-0818
S'TIJDIO apt/Ocean Vlow! from $200 mo. Rooms for Rent 5995 Anaheim, California 92804. SERVICk DIRECTORY LICENSED DAY CARE Hot lunches, naps, c·raC1s.
momhly. w. l'>e\\llQrt
J.18.41 ~15.
L'lth ST~W.-~Blvd
Lge 2 BR<J BR with -,
CLEAN lots. garages, etc.
Trt'e removal, dump, i.'klp,
backhoe, fill, ~de. 962-8745
LIGHT RAULlNG·MOVlNG
Reasonable. Two VPt1.
642"'4<00
Ironing 6755
IRONING $1.50.HR.
I CALL 642-0238
20x20 Nrwly dee! UW·pd! 560' to e Hid Swim Pool Ei\fPL 01, l'>tudent man to shr BEAUTY . Salon for s~e 5 Harbor-Baker * :>46-1539
$125 mo. * -194-90'.!6 • I.ndoor Parking homr. pvt room, pool, S68 comp! /w ~tock & ~~1p. _B_•_b_y_11_tt_in_1 ____ ,_s_o ---------PaperMngin9
180 N. COAST HWY. 310 Fernando, Bui Penn mo CM area. 642-l<M12 aft ment. Ownei _non-beauuc1an .,. hr Chi"ld Care P•inting
studio over l'ry's Markel.
BEACON BAY, Lge l BR 6UO ----=-----IOn th Ba 2 bl from F'e"""l -· Eves. 642·321., ~·· Centr.ctort 6620 e i(cNTALS e ·y .. ~ a pm. 00<-an hr pr child. PAINTER from EUROPE prlv. beach: garage: leas
SJG.5. 6734i783 ;}39-8690.
THROUGH A WINTER Special! For Sn~I Apts. Unfurnl1hed Quaint. extra large, 1 BR, ROOM private enU-auce & FOSTER Freeu store. Well "l sitters, I sitter here al all (i) WE WILL :lO yr11 ~i>er. Interior It U·
~'. Gentr•I 5000 Center . $135. yrly. :)48-0000 J.lti Costa Mesa St., Dr• orde!'s. 63::..6409 Overnight children wckon1e. BUILD IT! Needs work. Please call
upstairs, acros."I from Udo bath. Rcfri~crator ~ mo. est~b. Xlnt I~ .• Must seU · times for your convenience-. I lerkir. Cleun &: very reaa.
DIAL
642-5878
l 81·.' htd pool. or bch $11
to StZO. j.18·203.i. 644--0637
~
Newport Hgts. 4210
VIEW
BAY & OCEAN
E:cr<'ullvr spllt·le\'rl
2 bedroom • f'irt•plnC'r
Danish Teak 1''ur111tul'r
$225.
548-2394
No Matter What It Is
l YOU CAN
SELL IT
WITH A
DAILY PILo·
WANT AD
For Fast Service &
Expert Assi1+•"ce
DIAL
642-5678
DIRECT
JUST SAY CHARGE IT!
Downstairs, studio omce C.M. BARBER Shop. 2 chairs. Re-All meals Included. 202Zi Po-• Remodeling e 5-1~:; VEN DOME bachelol' apt. Flreplact. p;U\. LADY nly. Mesa Verde tlnng after -1.i years. 1791 mona, Costa Mei;ll. CUSTOM MILLING DEP Ei'llDABLE painting at citing, $8.3. yrly. 546-6697 ° Newport. Costa MeF;i -• art-a. Beau rm, lge closet, -----BABYSJTrlNG In my home" CUSTA MESA LUMBER REASONABLE p r I c ~ s.
JAN. SPECIAL! Lido B•yf ront Bldg. kitch priv iJ desired. 642-5876 Mo t L mo Wkly. Hot lunches, rented I No On Pymt. Ml 6-8009 QuaJlly work & material!.
2 WKS FREE RENT 1 BR, ~ewl,y crpts, d1·ps, Apt Art. .i. :>46-0957. ney • Hn yard. NB. 67f>.2529._ _ Additions * Remodellni; _ ~:>-3087 01· ;>46·:l629
I R I t d or ollict>. Walk t.o shops, LOVELY ROOM in Pvt-home $15,000 WILL babysit 5 dy11 wk in . Fred 11. Gerwick-Lie 11 PAPERHANGING '* New y ea ecora e s1.·0n mo ""'Y· iV1rs. Nash • so BL ·
•
111
J • for employed gentleman. For good lat &. 2nd TO Joans )'001' home., 673·6041 • :i~9-21 rO REA NA I!.: Close to shopping, Park 67f>.2676 S45·mo. :HG-1n3 Pve~. 1-3 yrs. Mr. Adams-Bkr. --~18-3:57 -r ADDITIONS. i't'mod<'t; stores 6·11-463.'i lbeforr noon)
Boys Club & Girls Club WESTCLlltI" iBrTWNH!:iF:. $12.50 UP wk. w / kitchen • 4!W-660C BABYSl'ITING/ By week. &, homes. fRANKEN I JNTERJOR • EXTER.JOR
• ~pac.rinus 3 Br"s • 2 Ba Jl,.ea. Bllns. 2-p:itlos, Pool, $'.?'.l.50 up Studio Apll. 237G You funiish transporta· 6'16-;il38 4!19-'.!9S4 Average l Br apt., labor &
e l BR FUfU-HSHED $175. Adults/No pets. 1728 N""port Blvd. ;;.1g.975j, Money W•nted 6350 lion. • 612·1~07 mal'l. rn.:io 64:!.-ti28 • s~·im Pool • Put/~een Bedford Lant>. 5111-6;;15 c t Cl I 6625 e Frpl lndivtlndry rac'ls tO:AL ESTA Tl ELECTRONICS Company w/ WILL Babysit my homr any. arpe Hn ng e PAINTING • Inte rior &
• Adults & Famfly areas 3 BR, 2 ba, cpta. drps, trplc, Ge"•r•I gt-owing pains nPeds Joun of ti.me. Corona del M116~::={8t'28a DRY Foam Pro<:CS$. NO don· Extrrior. 1'~ret• estimates. 1845 An•heim Ave. deluxe. Over looks paa·k &: S:l;i,OOO to $:io,OOO. \\'ill pay gt'r or shrinking. PROn;s. Reasonable raws 646·3015
C \1 &12·2824 channel. 44th St. & Channel Income Property 4000 good rate or inti!rest illus SIONAL WORK. ~1 hr. i.er· INTER or Ext. PMNTING~
.. . Pl. $21.3. Yrly. 675-1815 percCflt ot company on rigilt Brick, MHonry, etc.6560 vice. 673-:tll2 lMMED. SERVTCE. Local
RENT Newport...... 5210 Industrial Income deal. Pl"inclpals only. P.O. rrr FREE rst. 54.8-1627.
3 Rooms Purnlture eel 10 000 I n Bo. 326, Laguna Beach. BRICK -BLOC!\ -STO~E G•rdenlnt 6680 Pl b' 6890
nth VIEW! Lt~~~nts. Shows~O'~ ~~C:r !~~ ./ S6'l.:i00 -FASTR~TURN. PLANTERS · SLAT!!; • _u_m_i_n_v _____ _ $25 Mo fl('nsrs. full price Slj7,JOO. Higb prone. Mfgi· nrrds me>-CEMENT work t>.'16-~'916 ' "Tender Loving Ca~~ J Ll:;Al<S~ Gs~ or water elec.
f'UU, OPTION TO BUY BAY & OCEAN <iood :<auth Santa Ana ll)('a· 11<') 10 buy Raw .\la1rnala to BRICK. Con1·r.etr. Cllrpcnfr) · 1 for GrHn G•.rdens Ironically 10t·atcd under ~
No deposi t o.a.c. F.xrcutivl" split·levrl lion. ~'or mo.NI info. plr,aSI" MC~r Patented P1 oduct lo CUstom Csbinrt~. Sm jobs P1 r\·ent hol 1•t·ulho•r prob-I ment, blot'ktap, ground. House of Chairs ~ brdroom • fircphwr ··ull I<. \\', Smllll wllb: fuLIUl atp'('('lll!'lll !Cl ~upply OK. 1''rre Esl. 002-69-tj lf'm~ N 0 W! RN~'SOn~blc wali11, any pince. RePQ.lred·
C t !>U·l<t:rl $200 Eckhoff •nd Anoe. Inc. ~mnlca ~ 1~1·~1·~1,, Dept. monthly lawn r:arr I runing. I or replaced. ConCJ•cte cut·!
:;n w. 19th. .) • 5 .. 8.239.. 1818 w. Chapman A\•e. store chain. 61S:.9-11. Cerpenterlng 6590 I Landsetiplng. E).wr1rnc·!'d ilnjt & pipe locating watm'
Costa M..a 5100 "' ., Oraoac, Calll. WASTED: Prln11c par11 fo1· hor11cul1ur1s1. &.16·19t!I. Hnrs cltaned. prasur~ f'~j
:;.1J.262l E•c--wknds. j38..j9Tl S(l{'Onrl trust dee(! on rcs1• CARPENTRY ORNA,\1ENTAL PKUNIN<: 1 ~tortd. Call Leaks. 642-0348
**CHOICE l\fESA VERDE E•st Bluff 5242 dential reol l'stillr. ~lurket ~11NOR HEPAIHS. No ,Job i IRoi:<'s Nowt -PLUMBING
2 BR. upstal:r!.. gitT. newly . l ~O/ RETURN valur S2!i.OOO. f'irl(I trust Too Small.. Ctiblnrt m i.t:tl'· 64'.!·273.'\ ~ R~PAfRS REMODQ.
decorated. Elec. blt.in9, $125 2 & 3 BR, 2 ba. 1 blk CdM "' tO df't1d $16,900. &111 c1 ('flit rrf· ~?s .. ~ ,0 I h ~ r ?riihi~I~. ~AUROPEAN GARDEN En I 612-31221
Adults. no prts. 51l!.f>:UT Hlih. 848 Amjgo.s Way Fully le1H«td ndl:lstrlal bldg. cii;nc~s. 5-llh':G:l-1 .1~:>-81!:> l::vcs. ti-JG..:m Day~ l..a.lldi.rapm~ Malntrnimcc --PLUM'--=8-:-:IN'""G~__._.,
1011 EL CAMINO OR. l\l!(f. A(lt •• r. 64~·<Y720 in Brfstol-&kcr area. Shows --H. O. Andrrson Vt't) reason. 5111-4337 l'\ll'S· Reasonu.ble. ~-94I4 • s;, 760 nnnual ~1·o~s on &all' ANNOUNC cMENTS * NO JOB TOO SMALL' + l.UXURY 3 BR •. 2 BA. Corona del M•r S250 r:ct 01 n; 000 with -.i •nd NOTICES 1 ' 00· GEN. cleanup. trt'I' srrvicc. ~·1=5 r>-10-0154 or Ml 6-69'.rJ P 1
• • """" I All repairs. Add, r(lni el, New I a w n "· 11r111nklera. Power Sweeping ..,.
LOI:: 2 BR -2 BA. C11r P, I f tc;:sh l It l E found (Fr" Ads) 6400 Reas. * !t32-196!Jtl42·"°64 ! HauUn~. Rooson. 61G·0848
('pts. 01'J)li· Nr·F1Jlrv1NI " * Channe Ree * j ? c te ea st•te ADDmONS. rcp11Jrs ond Apt 11nd Gr neral Clf':Hl·U]l Autl)fTletJc-P8J'k:l:ng ~
Bakrt SJ1.i-up. :,o1G.l'Mi8!l ~1 .. Dovpr Dl'lve. Npt. Bch. t'OU~D: Blnt·k P~lt odd .iobs. f rPc l'Stimutr. Muwing 11ncl t-d~inj? Odd Maint. Lot Strlppl"lf
MODERN '.!-!Wlro0rt1~ APARTMENT~ .. 6t2.Ql77 'ictnity Wnl~ul ;ost Lil'rnsed. * ~•18'07li7 Johll ,ft. h11ulln11. :,1/1-ti9.'1j ~a~-~· 54CMT3$. :\PJ-:CTACUl.AR VIEW , I.!'"" BR. unit• on ,.,r. lot Costa Mc>~. ·''~·0110 1 ---ON~ ---------'
RllM, drpi., l)Vt polio, !{Ar. \\11111•dmnt/lul· • Boi!t "' 11001. $18-,o() yr trusa, llALl'•"l'OWn cal Blk "'t•h REPAm;; ALTE~\T~t '. I llAULIN(.;. grnrtol dl'lln· Remodel., R.,.elr, ...,
Sl2:1. :, 1~07!17 b 1 1 SI;;. MA • ,0 .1""" .., 111 8 1 CA81l'. ~. · . ,\ny 11 u 1• ups. 11-<"r" ll)IJJ>rd, h'lmm1•d. Sl1111t i\vntln ,... I r i·,. "'°"'""' "~~ vw whllr rrrt. i·hln .'.to .. '. 1 u. '.?:\ )>r'I rxpi'f'. ~1w1::' r1'movc'll. 612·7'200 I If YOU need Rf'lllodcllft. 2-C~~airr. ~~;m?~~~: ~'~ z mt . :l Bnth .\pt~ •'\ •·~. Bkr. boa Prnin!Cula. 61.l.:l.'.i.;6 _ I JAPANESf; Ct\ROENER I PAINTING : •• .REPA)R!
i..-dul 671 .. ,u t,Jo;ASF. • "' Bt'Y 8u~ln ... lentef 6060 i.~ouNO • blue p11111kect h~s Cement, Cencrete 6600 L~X'P'-'R Rclnlbslr mtlnt. CALL DICK . • • 642-1'9 ••-"""'· A 11· o>-t ""'· $120. '10. ft up • Sj9 -~"' up bMd wil b numlM!rs. Vic. "' "' 89i-3'.Z19 z BR Unt-:-iltn;,new !'PU. 7j25 Ocean Blvd., Cd~t STORE for rent or lc3k, cor-.88.ywldt Dr.. NB. 6-14-<1126 THORYK CONCRETE R l'llll. rno rates, . Sewf
drps. 2 chldm OK. nr 5hops 673-1788 -for rurther into ner. 23Cl1 w. Balboa Blvd., PAIR RL\DING GLASSF.S All types Patios .t Walka • Genertl Serllcet 6612 __ ...._ _____ i...q
.t lcllla. • Hermftn Trott, Mgr. Newport IMch. 642-9742 In center ol Street. Vic: Cl.ay F't'tt Ett. 67>5Sl6
3 BR. 2 Be., carp., drapes, 7 BR bit e PRJMI: it.tall Lonition e A 13th St/N.B. 646-1821 1111 CUSTOM P111lo1. pool deeks, bit.in rnngr. Encl. gn1•:ig<-. r.ar, ;ms, Sl'OJU: u x 40 t'OUNO J k 1 1 1 drlvewlJ'•· Conctele llilW·
N"1!•1u drcor $150 ~2-11741 adult•. S!2:i mo. Va~nt I · • · 1 ac e • g oves n Ina .,_ -movin". 8'J2-10t0 " · · s.1~.JJG4 11rn ltarhor, CM 6~ p0ekt1 Vic. Prlnccton Or.. .. ., • ..-"
THC: SUN Nl-.'Vl-~R SETS on ----J Sll\RF! l!l)t ~re corona a t Colll'!rr P11rk. llrtft. j4;;.ao35 QUAJ.rrv • • • n11!<4irird'• acUun !lU'"l'l' 12 Br-. t•rpts. dl'lllf'S. •tnve, ' ' ' , • .• e e e f'KVJ&NT WOkl< ~· ~ II 8 wna 1Tfrig Adults ,sn.·, Mao on lQ,'Ut flw)'. fil2·789.i TEM11':J. pu11py ;\tri1a Vt-1 u::r r;k~ rl1:': :r:!.iiti1S. . . 6T.1...c.ii1 . ""'· 1 \)t. "" JO P~. "" M~·17'l.1 11rt ,. pm C'AIJ, ~'l('J."ji
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Pa.lntlng, Plumbing, C.r-
P<'nlry. Reas! Rel. rns-ul'C'd.
CAii "Miki'" 642-0:WR
PA Tl':TING • C&l'l}l'nll}' •
ltoof l'C'pnJra, rlN . work
(,lU11l. tVntk l'l>A'lflll· fl.t2-0-117
\
:ta DAJLY PILOT
SIRVICla DlllCTORT
Int Mach. lf,ra. 6962
• Alteration.S: cu.s1om drt•
maldnr. Rca10nablt prlc:u
f or app't., 673-4ial5
DRESS.~G
Expen, rut. reu oublt. m.tm
TILE, Ceramic
1t Verne. the Tile Man *
0.1t. work, lnl~all 6 Teo
p:iirs. No job too 1 m a 11.
Pluter patch. L e a k • n a
shower r9'1alred. 8'l1·1951.
Upholatery 6990
Upholatery at Coat
Rl"fs. 67J..:mn AnyUme
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Job Wanted, Men 7000
POWER boat skipper 8 YT$
CG e.xper. 0 /0 lie. Able
to travel. Xlnt refs.
TH: 68'7-6938 evea.
Job Wanted, Lady 7020
S"ENO typ1St. Speed 190,
wants convention work, etc.
Call Sylvia, 54>7684.
CARPET Cleaning. Floor
stripping. Waxina. Walil.
Windows washed. 53l.Q567
Dom .. tic Help 7035
LIVE CNS
Employer pays rees
George Byland Agency
!()6.B E. 16th, S.A. 547-0395
Chinese • English • French
Permanent, exper. Live-in
Far Eut Agcy. 64.2-8703
Help Wanted, Me" 7200
COil
WINDER
' E.'l:!)f'rlence requlttd In ~
• lenold coll wmdlni and as-
sembly or medium and
, larie heavy wire coils.
45 hour min work week
rteady emplo)'lllent
profit aha.ring
J. C. C1rter Co.
671 W. 17th St.
Cotta Mesa
541-3421
An equal opportunity
employer
Thursd1y, Janiwy 11, 196& "
JOIS & EMPLOYMENT JOSS & EMPLOYMENT JOIS & IMPLOYMENT JOU & IWLOYMINT JOU & IMPLOYMINT MDCHANDlll .alt MllCHANDISI POil
H.lp WMted, ~~;~ A;;1 ... w~ "1iiO He~ Wam.4 .... , ........ --• ..... ... w-. 7500 SALi AND TUDI SALi AND' TUDI
MAT'L ~'11.. CU\ lo iuo omen ... 7400 w....... 7400. S.ECREl'AIUAL .\IWiatl at M'i 111•~· WMlu:ell1n~-~ .. _ l600
'-' INSPECTOR ;\•l typiti, l l'ro poce or t 11'-. once! <-bualnul, i..,..1-----------------cra!t up prt'fcrrt<I s San (NYT&n IA1u.a1DS Beacta. Your owa .,.._. AUC'ftON ,reclaion.,, Gears ta AM ml~ rompany. V\IUAU. llUU • • • • our locadcm A P/time
Maclllne shop. Eicpenencrd NCR JIOO to s..i.:.o • • • C111C1 50-tiO work. R.f. req. Write Box Bedroom~~ JD~~~=. &,~uiootl
only. PeTmsoent. OutataJ)d. ~pt Bch ro1'!)0r.,11on. PC))t WAITRESS OANCI RS M~ Deily PUot ._.., .......
lllll WISH and fringe bent-A R & A p P:t)roll $300 per WMk. ORDERLY. full ~. LVN Chain, Cbelta of Drawer•. Dinettes, Coffee
flr.. tor quaUlled depe.od-Bc-~t Loe-Ill C1>111PJ,n.Je.s DA YTIMI ~S3 °" t3J..gi•i3 1t R!'f, full or pan t1tne. Tablel, Radial, TV'1, Stereot, Ullnpe, China
•ble person. Call or apply J R Ptt1'tt A.SO<' A.wncv 21 OR OVER --Cl1J Dlnctor of Nurl'lft. Cabinet.I, NEW Drapa.. Mattnue1, Delta,
Pickup Predslon Ctar : :! NC'\\por1. c \1. IH:!-1ii·.!0 EXPERl£NCi D SUP ERVISORS--Newport Harbor ConvaJ~ .Re1rl1eraton. ~ Stova, Wuhera,
l9'l6 Placentia Ave. SCREENED APPL y lN Pi:.R.SUN for flollda,y Realth Spa. cent Home 646-T165 Dryen AND MUCH MORE!
Costa Mesa 8-U ANO J..5 Costa Mesa. Full or P 1 r 1 BROKER-belt deal In town.
MS.2225 or 5"~1JJ9 Monday throu"h ,.rlday time. 11 Between 20 ' 25· Nice office-6 fl'I aame loc. WINDY'S AUC'nON
An equal opportunity CerHr Opportunltln Neat appearance. We train. Lockhat't Co. M1,1Ulple Rltra. 2075~ Newpert ltvd., ("ta Mesa
employer All Levels REUBEN E. W ~ '2300APPHALYRINBOPnEBRSL''?!:: ~ W. 19th St.. C.M. (lehJnd Tony's lulldint Materlal1) 61?-7~84 ~16-6020 .. ....
H• Fi C Scrl'<'ned Personnr l A::.:ncy NEWPORT BEACH • BEAUTY OPERATOR e 646-8616 Open Dally 9 to 4 I Omponents 901 Dover Dr , Nr\\'lOrt Rrh Jobs-Men, Worn. 7500 e Followlna preferred. I~-!-~-~~~-~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~[!!!!!!!!!!
Sal ---Newport Bench * 67>3385 A 1• ffman MOORE ENTERPRISES CPLE for Janitorial work pp aancee 1100 SPortint Goods 1500
For store in Costa Mt"sa. Oi>-Personnel Agency E..XPERIENCED >nites week 2 to 4 hn. LIKE new Kenmore I a 1 FANTASTIC SURFBOARD
portun.lty to advanc" wuh 1+1 ~ewport Blvd . N B • u s o• Hunt-Beach. 536-7850 range. w/top w oven $'100. REPAJ"RS r ut/Economical
1rowlnc compruiy. Would Phon~ TODAY for TELLER e • 1ven Coldapot ffiri1. 11 CINI w/ WIND 'n SEA Surfboard.
prefer ~~rienced stereo an 11ppointmenl for a more School•lnlfruction 7600 btm freettr ~ icemlker 815 w. lSlh St. * 642.1607
componell Salt'~man but will RE\\'AP.n(~{, fl"Tl'Rf.. Bank of Amer ice Company $150. Both for $2%). M6-Bml consld~t' well versed audio 641-9080 for appoint. IBM aft 3 pm MIKell&MOUS l600 hobbyist. Salary commen~u---f
rate with ability and perfor-1016 lnlne ;\venu~ NEEDS: DISHWASHER, Sdn port>
mance He'o W•nted, ewpoi i Beach. Cal. KEYPUNCH • le ble, barely used; auperb 646-8895 Women 7400 PROGRAMMING . p cond .• S75. You baul.
POOL TABLES
,_, 1961 BRUNSWICK
lusboys &
Dishwashers
Full and Part Time
Day and Night Shifts
Over 18.
Apply tn prrS('ln
BOB'S BIG BOY
154 E. 17th SI.
Costa Mesa
Upholstery
Seamstress
A.150 able 10 rut 'rop wages
for qualified p<>rson.
Call 336~05
~I EDICAL Recepllontst. Typ-
Ulg & billing, f11mlllar wit h
ml'dkal terminology. Somt
college pref. Xlnt opply for
alrrt young woman. Send
-----...,...........,...----1 handwritten resume to
SALF3 Box M 6 Daily PLl'>I P.EPRESENT A Tr/ES
Leading indepenrlent special· W AlTRESS. Over 15.
Uats dealing In over 100 Night shift.
mutual func!J. expanding In Apply in person: ~M&e Count). l'hil i.a a.o to ~. Bellamy betwn 9am • llam
opportunity to enter dlgni-Bell•my'• Reataurant
fled profeulonal Jdllng full HOO W Coast Hwy NB
or part time lnveatmeat1----------exp not o~ssary, we train. e LAUNDRY Distributor, e
S47~. Mutual fund lo-Shln Operator Ii • Pants
veatora Inc. 2100 N. Maln. Presser. Standard lndustri·
Santa Ana. aJ Uniform 620 M'lin Slreet,
SAIL BOAT Htg. Bch. Phone ~3320
MANUFACTURER $200 mo. Babysitt ing & hght
Sailboat manufacturer needs hou~<>eping. School vaca-
ieneraJ forf'man. Knowledge llons oft. 7:30-!:30. 3 t:hlJ-
or fiberglass and sail boar dren, 2 in school. Own trans.
construction essential. South-1_R_ef_. _646-8_7_09 ____ _
em Clllf. location. Send POWER SEWlNG
qualifications and salary ex-MACH1 NE OPERATORS
pected to Box .M-8, Dally EJqierience preferred.
Pilot. Baxter & Cicero, Inc.,
---------Sailmakers • 642-7238
SlT.000 PLUS REGULAR ASST. BOOKKEEPER-
CASH BONUS for man over Thru trial balance, must
40 In Orange County Beach I y p e, construction exper.
area. Take ahem auto tripa Salary ~n. 642-343:2
Equal opportunlly ~mployer Junfor INDUS. DRAFTING • d _M2-6328 __ ..,.........~,,........--.,,.._,GROC. CHECKING • h WEDGEWOOD caa clothes
'TRONIC ASSEMIL Y • e dryf'r, wtorkl fine! $50.
,_, illF ..-TRIANGLE
sate rroro "95
Bnmlwlck $275 va11» ••
ONLY $239.81 GAL FRIDAY
for Newport Beach
Advertising Agency
Bru:h1, alert. good lleel'e-
1nr1al ~<ills, knowledge of
agrnc·,y opt'rat1on, u I 30.
Please srnd resume to Box
M7 Daily P1loh
e WOMAN · 24 to -10 e
Gen'l office. Secretarial
& Phone e:<per 10.key Add-
ing mach. Typing Ii Light .
Bkkp'g. • Apply 10 lo 12 e MONDAY-JAN 15th. e 1:?'790 WUi"TERN.
e CARDEN GROVE.
Massuese Wanted
No PXprrience necessary.
Salary OJ>l'n. Age 22.32.
APPLY IN PERSON
COAST HEAL TH CLUB
132 E. 18th St.. C.M.
e SALESWOMEN, hill or
part lime. Permanent Ex-
perience better \\'omen's
clothes a must. Good oppor·
tunity. See Manager
BACKSTREET
25 Fashion lslRnd, N.B.
SUPERVISORS
for H0Ud1y Health Spa,
Costa Mesa. Full or part
time • Between 20 Ir 2:5.
Neat appearance. We Lrain.
Accountant
(Male or f•m•I•)
Two yHrs college lev·
el •ccovnting with one
yHr buslnfft experl·
ence In t•n•r•I &e·
countlnt dffir•ble.
Production
foreman
Supervlaory and ru~
ber prfftline u perl·
enc• d"lnble.
P1rt Tine
Keypunch
Oper1tor
I hour• Mch on Mon·
day and Thursday.
Speed and •ccuracy
required.
Apply to
Peraonnel Office
PIX/TYPE. n. t 54f>.69'j7 Evet1ing.11.
West Coast A_n,_,q.,.. ___ •1-10
Trade & lu1f. ScMCllt COUNTRY COUSINS
2ll7 S. , MaJn ~jt.. S.A. n,t ANTIQUES
54$.7166 ~ price Clearance of our
12021 Gar. Gr. Bl., G.C. b,e Bargain Yard before lnven-
53707113 toey •.
Huntlnitnn Bach, Callt. 432-E. 17th St. CM. 53Ull5 .
121 N. L.mun p.d,k L'I .. ROCKERS from $7.~. 776-2900 Curved Glau Cblna Cabinets
•1elttta Indicate locatJon SllO. * Halltrees .. $49.50
-New Cla1H1 • . . I CHAJRS GALORE!
. • . Start WMkly • M&M ANTIQUES.
./ Complete Secretanal e 2428 NEWPORT BLD1CM.
<I Clerk Typist ANTIQUE Mahopny dlnlni
I Special Coones table, Sheraton style. 3 ex-
Brusbup Typing: tra leaves S2SO. 494-lUS
rBM Standard eves le wkmds.
TBM Selectric HAND .. c;uved Louis XIV
CB.M Exec style i: Dutch at;yle lnlayed
Afternoon a n d evening % beds, $50 ea. ~ssanct
classes. style velvet dlr, $35. 644-0419 Pay for your books and 1 ---------
1mall registratJone tee then MA.HOG FLAT· TOP DESK
$5 per week. Hundreds of w/Claw feet & Duncan Phyfe
11ucceasful graduates over base. 11 ~
100~ FrNANCrNG
SECARD POOL m s. Main, Oranp
5,12.1992
Don't Miu This!
STORE CLEARANCE
SPANISH-MODERN-MAPLE
No Down o.a.c .. Bank tertl\I
• Showroom Oearance
• Factory CSo.eouta
• Repoueaions
Approved Furniture
7159 Harbor Bl, CM 548-9660
LGE. lron. alaa It rattan
din. tble. w/8 match. chain,
cost $300, aell ror $75; beaut.,
glau topped driftwood cor-
fee tble., cost $225. eell for
S6S; 9XU 1501) hi-lo foam
backed beige carpet $25.
64U9'74
IJllT1B> f DRICS
" fOlt SALi
the past five yeara!
POLLY PRIEST
BUSINESS COL.LEGE
Remnant.a, Samplea .l MID-
S.wing Machines 1120 endl SaL Only I a.m. to 2
p.m, 929 Balcer, ea.ta Men
325 N. Newport NB 548·9723 REPOSSESSED
NEWPO SEWING MACHINE RT Colltction aaent ha.a nearly
School of lusineu
$$CASH$$
We pay caah for:
<I FurnJtur e <I AppUances
<I Antiques <I Tools
MAN WANTED to contact custom~rs. Air R.E. TR.AfNEE. Full or P/
mail L-P. Dickerson, time. Bkr. & Developer will
With G 0 0 D Background Southwestern . Petroleum train !or R.E. license at hls
of MechanJcal A b 111 t y Col'l>·· f ort Worth, Texas. expense. S.14>-7881
,/APPLY IN PERSON:
,/ 2300 HARBOR BLVD.
Salffl•dy
U. Se Diven
Company A uniQue "fin.lahln.J school"
tor the procrealve CArttr
mlndtd woman.
Day & Evenlnt Claaes
133 Dover Dr., N.I .
new Singer zig-zag sewing
machine available lor baJ.
a.nee due on account or only
$67.60 or with approved cred·
it you may usurne remain-
ing peymenta ol S8 mo. Thi.a
m1cbine makes buttonholes.
overcasts, monograms, etc.
all without attachments. To
arrange for home trial,
ON ITEM or -
COMPLETE HOUSEFUL.
Call 547-6748 or 127-8271
tor Knlttinc M 1 c h I n e. 76101.
Experiftlee he I pf u 1 but ---------1BABYSlITER wtd in my
t * w·u home. S & 9 yr old. Balboa ~~ecuaai;. APPL~: Mal•Custocllan Prnn area. Own tran1.
CALJFORNlA UMBREILA Hours to PM to 8 AM Mon. 873-2061 eve. e 2972 CENTIJRY PLACE. thru Thun. 3 PM to Midnite ___ S_EA_M-STR_.ESS __ _
e COSTA MF.SA f'rt. Starl1n& wage $<t15. ~r EXPE.R In Sa.Jlmalong.
Lie.men & M.nagen mo. Apply Orange Coast 9U Electric • Seal Beach.
Career opportJ witb leadhw Colltge. 2701 Fairview Rd., or call (2131 596-4461
firm olfertni o•er 100 mu-Costa Mf'Y 834-571.i HOUSEKEEPER-child care.
tual tunda. run or pt time. Employment CovnHllor Children in school 6 hrs.
No oper nee, we train. Male Administrative and tech-Own trans. Possible Uve-ln.
Npt Bcb oftlce, tC2..a2 nlcal desk. College prden-ed 646-2n 6 altt'r 6 pm.
Santa Ana oU!ce, 547"'331 or Itron& 11ln background. CAPABLE woman sell In
IDveaton l'lnandal Great potential. Commission home ror Nslional firm, Ex-
Servlcea, Inc. buL~ Age open. Call Miss cellenl commission. Call
Davi!, Al'l\ls Consultants, 873-2420.
YACHT REPAIR
CARPENTER
Boat yard experience
quJred. Good job ror
man.
547-6336. B::'A"."':B:'.":Y""s""'t""'rr"""E"""R,,.......,5---d-ay_ll_W_I..
Hi Fi Technician Ages 5 &: 7. Nr-Hamilton &
re. For store In Costa Mesa. Op. Bushard/H.B. 962-4673
lop porltunicy to adv an~ to st>"" WANTED reliahle High or
vice manager. Mllllt be fa· Jr. High 11lrl a11 1eat.i1ers
mlllar with l!Olld state equip-aide. 75c hr. 57:;.,IOO) Blackie'• Bo&t Yard
67J..6834
SELL comer
Encyclopedia
• Hlghfft Commi11lon1
& Profit Sharlnt
Nn chafieb1ck11 ~1184
Shoe Salesman
for exclusive mens shoe
store In Huntin&ton Center.
Contact:
Mr fleck
Regal Shoe Shop
#61 Huntinaton Cenltor
No Experience
Necessary I
Muat have clean Ca1Uoml1
, drlvtn& record. Arp!y
YELLOW CAI CO.
US !:. 16th St.
Cotta Men
WHOLF.SALE Lighting fix-
ture Showroom needs min
who can h•ng llnd rrwlr,
Ugbting fixtures s lso some
stock room work. FE!..~
MAN COMPANY. 347-6351.
CARRIER IOYS
GOOD ROUTES
AVAJLABLE
BUNTINGTON BEA01
DAILY PILOT
• M2-C321 •
: e-=-:Ti=-op-not-ch..,-S"'"trvic--e-Sta-lion-
Man lA.mlliar ~1th 111 ..
pectl d bWllM • $500. mo. + comm. + boowi. Ra, : care,.·, Chevron 804 s.
* Cout Hwy. lAgun1 Brach
ment. Xlnt fringe benefits. e PART TlME MAro.
646·8895 e BEL CONGO MOTEL.
e CALL 54S-~128 R~L ESTATE BABYSIITER for 6-mo boy.
Shouldn t you be with Walker 7 to 5: ~pm/5 days wk.
Ir Lee? Free lnrormation. 873-5831 ,\f7ER 6-PM. Pho~ or write WALKER &:1---=--------LEE Inc 2629 Harbor Blvd MEDICAL SEC'Y.
5-1S-l029. . EXPERIENCED ONLY
BUSBOY Newport Bcat'h *' 646-88-i:!
FULLE:REITE I Part time Hours 8-4 pm. Mon-Frt. S2·per hr Guar to start. Apply· ""'' o • .,., NEWPORT BEACH ""'"'""'" AFTER :?·P M.
TENNIS C U WAITRESS. expH. short or-
L B drr. Must br over 21. Gallev 2601 ~astblufr. Npt Bch Calr S73-4l IO ·
MEN wanted In the beach HOt;SEKEEPEft. I to 2 dy
1trea lo m:ike ~x1111 money wk. Cd.'1. Own irans.
during t~lr leisure boon1. S73-60'.!8
Expcr not necessary. Wet-::---:::--~--.----
w\11 traln you In grneral • PART Time Fullerettei.
clMnlng. Write to 7640 E. work own area. S2. hr guar
Slauson, Loi Angeles, 900'22. to start. 962-52~4
IOYS 10 . 14 BABYSl'ITER \Y1d 5 dys wk. j
Good routea! • Good profit! Live::ln pref. CaU 897.0665
BALBOA PENINSULA art .J pm I
DAILY PILOT CALff Llr. LVN for smaU e 642-4321 e nursing homP.
• Full or part timtt. Oelica.. MS.~
tt Men or Genersl liquor NURSERY AITENDA1\T
store work. daytime. apply 0.urch. SundAys A other oc·
l:n penon -195 E. 17th st.. t'a.alons 54A-7:.37.
Costa Me5il, Ask for Hamid. MaJOr bank \\Ould lik,
JO Men needed for Poltsh & expe1 irnrro help. f'ull
Waxing. Exp, or inexp. ('on. or l)llrt time ~l-07TI
t1C1 Bob or Jen")' at 2950 HOlJSEl<EEPER EXPEit
Harbor Blvd. 5'16-JSS.1 or PART TIME.
~191 Newpor1 Beach • 64&-7316
IOYS 10 . 14 o m.o care, It luework. 5
t.a,una Seidl-So. Laguna days. Own l.nlns l (lrl 6
Good routt a! e Good prollta: yrs. 6T.'~3&~ nr 6'i:,-21~
DAILY lltlLOT BAB\"SITTlN\. 2 ~<'hoolaqrr&
• 642-4.'m • Vic • Nl'\\'f'OM f.lem S<'hl
Better Ladies Ready to Wear
Only experienced need ap-
pty. Top Mlary.
LILLIANS
3333 Brii.lol
South Coast Plua. CM
MEDICAL As.st. Age n-40.
Have own trans. Wllling lo
train applicant preferably
w/2 yrs college. Type comp!
rel!\lme-givini all exper.
business & college i.llbJecu.
and mall to Box M-1 Dally
P ilot.
LADY over "5. rellned, know-
ledge nt bookkeeping, cap.
able to manage lnt~rior dec-
orating s I u d I o New,port
Beach. Salary + commiss-
ion. RE'ferences. Write c/o
Daily Pilot Box M736.
PART TIME WORK
Ftre training In womrn
who qua!Uy to represent
Avon. Ca II rolll'Ct 531>-5860
OFFICE SU'EltVISOR
3323 W. Warner
Santa Ana
An equal opportunl~
employer
HAlRDRESSER with ......
FOLLOWINO. • PHONE:
644-1570 for Interview
MANAGER for 22 new units
in Eastblutf. EX'per.
642-3430
QUALIFIED man or woman
dtlivery Driver. Musi know
Onngt> County. Call 548-5625
COUPLE
for Manager Motel Apts
2376 Ntwport Blvd. 548-97S5
OPPORTIJNITIES Fullf'rette
Program, local 1rea.-12 hr
guarantred. 893-l!m
CHARGE IT!
Help W•nttd
Women 7400
J. C. PENNEY CO.
NEWEST STORE
IN
NEWPORT BEACH
NEWPORT CENTER
HAS OPENINGS
FOR
OFFICE SUPIRVISOR
Recent successful supervisory experience
req uired No Bookkeeping experience
necessary.
OUTSTANDING I ENE FIT
PROGRAM INCLUDING:
** Good Hrnln91
** Paid vacation
**Sick Lene ** Hoapftalltation lnaurance
** Profit Shering ** Dlseou~t on all purch•• ..
646-0153
M.T.I.
luslneu Schools phone 499-3828. e IBM Prorramming P & J AGENCY
e IBM Krypunch FAMOUS BR.OTHERS e PBX Typln~ SEWING MACHINE-Fint 541 ·26 72 of year sale and closeout ---------1 on all 1967 modela in r.1ock, LIFETIME GIFT. OIUcoat 10 Sa~ up to $90. A1ao have
lesson Typing School 173 6 new tull Jiu automatic
Del Mar. C.M. 548-2859 nirmg preciJlon machines
• SEWING CL.ASSES e for le!& tran $100. cuh or
Bishop Ml'lhod amaU terms. No extTa.s to
BFA. MS Drgrt'e 546-6241 buy on any machine. See in
your home or in i.tore. By. e PIANO LESSONS e ron'a Sewtnc Centers.
For youni beginners only. 526-6616
Reaaonabl!!. 494-57ooi-S-IN_G_E_R_T_o-ucb--&-Se_w_le\V\n __ &
NtERCHANDfSE FOR machine. L.ike new. Take t:IV·
SALi AND TlADE er paymenta of s1.15 per
Furniture IOOO mo. or S59.20 cash. Call Oe-dlt Dept. KE S.7289 Anaheim
CLOSING OUT • • . Pianoe & Organs 1130
•. ; :,:~'~!P~~OCKI SPECIAL NOTICE
,/ Quality FurnJture Baldwin demands that we
MABLE-SPANISH-MODERN move all over-•ge ~ floor
Sofa..cbair>LovC*lta model Baldwin Pianos ~
Dinettes-Bedroom sets Organs. How! By cutUng
Tabln-Lamp•~llsc. prices to the bone. D!S<.'Ot:nlll
A -..1 F I to 25% -but HURRY! . pprov- urn tur• WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO
21..19 Harbor Bl. CM ,~9G60 l!Mll Newport. CM 64.u.is4
BO~ S PRI NGS IFULL JANUARY Sale • PillllOI i:
SIZEI no. 1t MATTRESS organs, apinet.s. consoles &
FREE! 1t S4S-«i33 grands ~ Danish wnlnut
Comp hseful of furni-special, 1495, others fi:om
ture for sale. Pvt pty. $295. Ne"' Hammond aplnet
892·0715 organ only J59'j. SOIMIDT-PHILUPS CO.
./ SAT * 3148 Sicily/CM. 1907 N. Main at 20tb Street
Walnut bdrm &. Dining IC.'ts, Santa Ana
Davenport, Re.trig. Reas! ARTISAN electronic organ.
large 2 man., 4.6 stops. fine
Stor• Equipment I012 IOWld sYIJlem • ideal ror
1 Set fixturn ror 1 Station
Beauty Shop. Sell aJI or Set>-
arately. Call Eveninp
548-68U
Garage Sale 8022
home or church. Sacril. for
1.~ new cost-$3500 iNtalled.
64~1~
83 .Hamond Organ
with Leslie lllfakera
Excel COD<i. 54M539
Aak fat. BIO.
GA.RAGE S a I r. Drexel PIANO wanted • Prlvai. par-
Frmrh Provincial rum. 2 t:J wants to b1J7 piano tor
nlte 11t&nda SlS. ea. Obie hd. cub. 54J.933S.
hd. SlO. Buffet It m.lm>r, ~. LOWREY Organ. Holiday
S.D~wrr dresser, $40, Cof. model with leslle apkr. $600
let table. s.tO. TV cablnel SS. .._st ff ,..,,2079 n1 AM radio-phono combo. ::or=""'==o=c=r·=~:::""===
S35. Sola, St;. Loun:;c chair, T-•~· ao• sz;. Benjamin fran k t I /1 _._... __ *°" _______ '1'
chair, S35. Antique hardWOOd RENT A NEW
lhuttcrs. COLOR TV
1t Sat 9 to 5, Sun t-9 • $9 MONTH
1813 E. Balboa Blvd. Opt. 10 buy. Free aert'lce.
NEW Mulcher/&rln<fn-. Sl50.
USED: Sarlo weed th.rt>sher,
Sl2S. Bush cutter, SSO. Trim-
er mower, $90, Near new
R.otoliller, S175. Low1·ey or-
gan, SSOO. LEO'S, 324 Vic-
toria, C.M. 543-6978
KIRBY vacum.n cJeaner with
attachments. Take o v e r
small peyrnenta or pay ba.l-
ance ol S57.20. Credit Dept.
5.1> 7289 Anaheim.
SIL VER b e i i: e processed
lamb jacket, petite llze,
$250. Hand knit grttn dress
S::O. 2·pc yeJlow 1ult $<ta,
Sz 8-10. 842-9960.
2 DAN. mod occ. chri., by
Drexel (Pd $125 f'a . l Only
S.50 ea. Ludwig drum set.
(COit $6.'iO) $350. Dryer noo.
Mink stole. t!OO. 546--0625
GREEN Imitation Leather'
DEN CHAIR • GOOD CON-
DITION S15 -Call after
6 PM. Kl 7-8786
FREE! Your garai e clean-
ed In exchge lor contents.
Fum Bought &: Sold. Light
HAULING. * 642-9950
27" HOFFMAN T.V. SET-
BLACK AND WHITE •
W Al.NUT CABINET. C.aI1
alter 6 PM. Kl 7-8786
KERMAN Oriental RUg 12 X
16. Maple chests & tables.
Lamps. Dishes. ETC.
~2863
UPHOLSTERING -S79.50, 2
pc. <European cralllmen)
Free est. del, plclrup, 215
MaJn. H8 "Brmy" 536-6405
93 SQ-YDS Used Carpet le
Pad. Good c.ond! 4-l"C>O!lU
& hallW&,yl $125. 842-6791
K e n m o r e Portable dl•h·
washer. Not used vrry
much. S75. 546-6843
" SEWING MACHINE
'68 Whlre Zlg-Z.g. Takr o'
my paymenta. * 892--0715
Pool table 4'x8' and equip.
ment ~ LI 3-3893 ~es.
CR.An'SMEN 9" RADlAL
A.RM SAW. * XLNT cond!
S85. * Ca.U 548-3674
"CO.GO" COSTUMES.
NEW • USED * 536-9686 307 ·15th St./H B. * Apt-7
• f"lREWOOD * Dry Euc.typtu11/$25 ~.
Del. Ii lll&Cked. 642.()570
TWTN alze bed, orthopedJc.
Like new. 113 ~. prfoe.
St5. s..s-tm Weekend.11.
2 TVs portable 19". con11ale.
•
MUCHANDlll POil
SALi AND TIADI
FREE TO YOU
10 modrl oW wbli. wh
ba1red terrier aodr Hu
.U .,_ G,...t w/da.ll.-
drftl • • • , • •tm
1112
TWO lonble pUt Beqle
pets, male A lplY9d ,....._
Love ehildreD • tocltber If
poellble. 846-236 1113
COUJE Male • to ftl1l&lft
type of home • loV8 other
dop It dilldttD Mt.1212
1111
BEAtrrl1'UL half"lfOWll cat
10 mos. Free delivery,
962·1759 W~I before (>.
c>m.
FREE NEWSPAPERS
854 eoa,r-St.
Costa Mesa. 1113
2 Mlud .Dachsbund, )'OUD&
dop. 1 brown, 1 black.
54CMil83 until 4 p.m. 1/l3
PUREBRED Collie a PQl'9-
bred Pull • both ma.la.
S4<M>l83 until 4 pm. 1Jl3
FRISKY blk ma.le kitten to
rood home. At., mother cat.
S4()..583.1 1/12
MALE COWE DOC, Brown a White J.moa. Call 642-4217
·1112
ADORABLE PIJl'Pies. Uted
to children. 642-7658 1/12
FREE used lumber. You tear
down and haul away. S4S.QN
AS.50RTED Cats Ir Kittens.
Have shots. ~ 1/12
PETS & LIVESTOCK
Dogs 1125
COLLIES AKC, 3 moa. MAI,
ES. Sables & tris.. Show qua).
ity. Sired by intemati<ml
champion. $150. Up. P. O.
Box 4Cri Corona del M.w.
642-9740
LEARN to trim your own
poodle. Pvt leuona, y o u r
home. All equip tum.
~
TINlEST YORKSHIRE Ter-
rier and Toy Poodles b'
Ouistmaa. Top Quall AKC.
Terma. ~2964. 894-2324.
MIN. Schnauzer AKC, fe-
male saJt Ir pepper, abott.
Termi.. 4~2905
AFGHAN HOUND PUPS
AKC/REG. 9-wks. * Gold,
Fawn, &: Bia.ck. * 962-9989
M INA Poodle Pups. Male.
AKC. champ stock. l cham-
pagne, 1 silver. 644-1800
PUREBRED Germ.an Shep.
herd puppies. $30. * 642.4806 *
BEAGLE Pups • ~
bred 7 wks. 4 Utt. Sl.5. ea.
• 847-3677 •
ADORABLE, bouncy, toy
mln. pcod)e. SJ1ver, rem•le to wkl AKC n oo. 646-6894
Hones
SHOW quality '4 Arabian.
Chestnut yearling fi 11 y.
Reg. lAHA 2AS2655. Con-
aistant wtnntt. ready for
lh'e new season. Sired by
El Tio, son of Witez. Dam
is Morad m.are. Priced at
$950. WW discount for cult
Santiago Arabians,
714: 6J3..6351
SORREL MARE 6-yra old,
Gentle. * ~-Qua:rte-&: ~·
Mustan~. • 548.Q064 evee.
1 AANSPORT ATION
Boats & Yachts 9000
-FREE -Coww in Ba.sic Seaman-
ship • Power It Sail am.
ducted by the Balboa Pow-
er Squadron of Unit!d
Stales P o wer Squadron.
Next course at.art& January
15, 1968. 7:00 p .. m .. at New•
port Harbor Yacht Club,
and at Huntington Beach
High School For further
information p 1ea1 e call
673-1855 INo advance r~
tration neceau.ry.l
* ~· DIF.SEL, SIS. * AutC).
Pilot. All equip! 800 mile
range. S9500 * Udo Lane,
Sli p E-31 , 1t Naple1. LIB.
16' WHITE Star boat A trlr.
Muat sacrifice, aood cood.
$350. 642-3832
9010
lNTL. 14. fibreglu hull.
alum. mast. ma.insa!l It jib.
Xlnt cond.; trailer. Muat
aell, moving. ~3144
BRAND new Lido 14'. anod.
mast. north llllea, OOYer.
Sl350. 84U1'1
8Nt Malnt9Mnce 9033
* OWENS OWNERSI
Get an exchan&e Carbure-
tor during our "OU Seu
on Special" * Only S\6.!l>!
~ CARBUR.ETOJt SHOP
1942 HARBOR BLVD.
Costa Mea. * 6424286
FRY COOK/6 to ll·PM. _v_nor house> nr mmr 673-7817 APPLY NOW Balboa Ptntnsula. N.B. Fl't'e dollvf'ry. No deposit.
120 Bau Accordlon with cue ORDER BY PHONE 23" RCretn. S50 t>acb. 642-1299 Marine E-.u't 9035 Fih rgl .. Molders
El!Jlf"rienced. W 11n 1 ed Im mf'd·
l1ttly. Apply WAY FARER
YACHT CORP .. 1682 Placen-
APPLY E."VENTNr.s. Combl1Ml1t1n Cnrkt 111-loocl e THE PADDOCK. wa1tre~~ Call t1ftrr 3 PM S:,O, Old sewing m11chlne in 523-365l Mltc. Wented l6lO WANT! S.yl Chl')ll Marln1•
Cl'blnel. run1 aooo S20. Pin · COLORLAND TV 0p<"n T d)'s - -engine. Sutteblt fo.r rebuild·
.,
10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. r
IN PERSON
• 111 MAJNIH.n. S<-11 Shnnly ~7.1-0IOO
.EARLY MORNING NEWS-BEAU'TY OPERATOR 1'0 I ROUTF.S AVAILABLE PAPER AUTO ROUTE. STYLE Wlr.. PART TDiF..
· Weatm.1119t"' ~ bon l0.l4 Huntington Beach. ~17-2300 CAI.I. 6i3·2<1'20 1
; Good Proflt.t • No ~J GARDENER. WTO. l".o.\o<> Dnncers. Agr
; DtUv.ry S42.a2:1 Part or full llme. 87:\-Rl20 22,'IS, Ye Ole lnn. 2376 Npt
' SiCURITY-,ATROL JAMAICA INN HOTEL Blvd., C~l. :J4..~. I
: OFF1CER. «MO )'Tl.. Uniform WANTED: Woman to ll\r in
: aJbrmc., radio car turn Ateneiet. WCHMft 7300 with Mothrr. whllr lone 10
• Pfrm.. apply ... pm, 32S N GENERAL omo: dR.)I Own room IH2·717\)
• ~-8Mta ADI. 'fyPf' ~ To m . F'tt paid HOL'SEKEEPER tct"iBR.
• mlDDn' for Utt Ma1n1 °" WILLIAM PENN homt> tn 1..agun.:t: 8 hrs. Pf.I'
Wllalt. St'ftd quautJca tloCll Anoc11.tr Arency ""!( S2 Pu hour. s.i&-n lf
• 'ia, C.M.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY
J. C. PENNEY CO.
NEWPORT CENTER
24 FASHION ISLAND
Newport Beach, Cafff.
An Equal Opportunity Employer 6 ftime Ho TO. 'l'56 Nf'•po:rt. C M 50-6434 DO."TAL Offlcr. good typl11 I
PO ba~ Wind Alto Ftt Potltiom only Aa• JG...40. 0.11 ~2291 ............................. ' ,,
tic boat 8' hll1 di ng th11 21" RCA color wlth rtmotC". Wiii pay cath for 30 to Ing. Leave W.ro for BIU Head ne~11 rf1)ft.l1 lni S20 "" l.s. $150. Solkl State AM·nf MX 40,000 lb. ca p.city low at 5*7'100 Ir Include pt1~.
Mlscf'lll MOUs. 846-7022 1teffi> Garr11rd 60 cl • .lnJrer bed trailer. Good Con-SAEOOt.. tnboltd m•rine ei;.
ffil A Silt. R.edecorlting! Ir two .R. spukent. 673-6109 dltlen. 4 cycle, -I cyllndtr, never
Fum1ti1rc A HoWIChold Jtem.s TV SERVtCE * Black ol * 673-SJM * ulled. $350, ~78 .:m Wei.nut St., C.M. White • $3.50, Color • $5.50
0 WANTED: Ur;td Cumlture .• _...., Sii,, Moorl .... -•.1. <I SAT NLYI Ekto~ ~.pm. pl111 Parts. SU.J972 eppllanc:t'I. powerband toola _.. ··• nNV
Sorabf!d, Odd cbaltt, Couch. I========= on ~•-m.nt .,.,_ • .,,, •• I 1U l..AR.KSP\11\ICdM. Hi-fl & S...,.. 1210 an1eec1:,.&:a..w0 • ...., • .... •
GARAGE Salt rrt. A Sal. 1968 Stereo CoNol~ toUd
10. to 4. 126 Via Udo Nord. atate, 4 spetd chtna~r. UJcr
N pt. Sch. 673-9'12 new. T.1ke t:IVU am•ll Pl')'·
SAT SUN BARC:AINS! mml.I or pay cash balMct
I I EV£RYTiilNG! of SE.12. C r e d I t Drpt
2967 atOtlON/C.M. KE S-7280 Analwitn
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tnwn. Thi DAILY PILOT
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htnct!d 1110, n .50 J>tt n .
Newport ~ach. 67M3S3
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'67 H<»IDA ..CC lcnabler.
XL.NT CCHDI $9 . Cub.
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Tr1ller, Trewl f.425
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OPIN llOAD
FACTORY DJ&ECT
bl S. HARBOit BLVD.
SMta Ana <n41 m.-O
CAMPERS
OllANGE COUNTY'S
LAMEST Si:LECflON
BEACH CITY
CAMPER.LANO
~ Ford OorUM OT
BQcket INta, 4 ......
Dir. 131 dla, -· ~ trM."t ~. -.mi
DELUXE Trtr, Cabua. MO 188 Beech Bhd., H.B.
aq. ft. 2 BR, 1~ BA, utility 51)..-* 11 llrERC'D>D DIDE1..
rm, cool«. 14e doleta. HOUSECAR $2350 Oil BUI' 12,QOO.ml. $JD0.4n/ rue
Many atru. 5 Star Pk. OITER. MUST SEE! O\'tt paymeta. 531-7322
Must ... MloS92 142-1SJll 300 SL Coupe 1110 • iii
AWO trailer. 11 ft. ID excel-lmeet'Md Aut9t MOO :;:S46-41:=;;:44;;;;;::===;;:;::::::=f lent CODdltloD. Prktd to .U.
$795. 830 Harbor, S.A. IMPORTS 531...-0 a* for Martt.
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Trucb 9500 ''° VW IUO •sts '6' M6I -------'65 MO . Ml... $1295 '53 CHEV. Iii ~ former '53 MQ.fD.IOS $595 Roed1ter. Rlldlo and beater.
Phone TnacJt. tool compta '65 SunfliMrn $1395 4 IPted transmllalon.
TOYOTA
WHY~Am
fer
Yeur New .
1961 TOYOTAS
yeu Uft .....
lmmetll1te Dellveryt * ALL MOOl:l.8 * '* MOST COLORS it
CMlftOllT
''s amour
lltdan. v.a, autwn1Uc:, ~er
1tetrtn11, redlo. heltft', whltt
wall tlt'H and f1ctory alr
c.'Olld1UOllll1.
~o~:= IMCll. = J\oedater. New $!677 ~ 111\t\lls lfl'.l!!C•rt 9'10
'60 OwYJ ~tea p6ck-qp. ''7 Dune 1U1fyt a a·~ '" AZTIC VW -,,_-,l'lllVMl__...--...........,.n.._
Dlr S38 .._ Amame 4'00-~ 'ull •WI• AOOO n&.m M UllHl~I ~ MJeace. •'"1· ,,Ice IOO Soudl Cout H•y. ft La1'N Bffcll ... 7SOI Autea WantN '700
C•m,.,. '520 ~l.., 2925 H1rlter
'63 CHEV." TON EQUIPl'. ..., Cott• Mela TRIUMPH WI PAY
8 It. ltandup camper. Kif.Cb. • •• M444 ... """"'·-.... ·-. n...-~· TO
1e1. wry c1ea. PJ1ted r1lbt No IDlttlt •hat 1 11. ,... yellowr. Exce11m runruna , en f1cll!Uel, lDCWMlllladc fol-...... ........, ~ .-.~ p
si.m. ao So. Hartlor, S..A. ...,.. cM Id ll dJI a DAILY car . ....._ ,.._ Dlr. .,·
531-4650 ,.,._ ........ _.. PIL0r WAMT Al>! I IO.m Mf.ID -......---..... ---
Trucks 9500 Truclca 9500Trucb fJOO cover, All extras! Luggap 't.1 TR-4 COHV. TonMau p RI c E
SEE THE ALL NEW
1968 GMC'S
Now at STANSBURY BUICK
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DB.IYIRY
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Just A Few New 1967 G.M.C.'s
Left To Clear At Outstanding
SAVINGS
BRAND NEW '67 GMC '12 TON SUIURIAN
Cerryell. Fully . •1191,,.4. VI, H to111etic, p-•r Jteeri119, power brak11, H.D. 1prin91
Fllt, H.D. ru.,..,., ff11t 9l•H, flHt•r, chroll'lt front b11mp•r, c"t"' .. mftft I con-
wenlenc• .,.,_, ......, "'' roar -'· Ho. !027
List Price $4365.85
SALE· PRICE •• .'3575
IRAND N!W '67 GMC 1/.c TON SUIURIAN
c.,ryatt. '91ty •it•lllfl-'· YI, a11fo111•tic. power 1fu•i119, ,..._ iw.-., H.O. •fl'h!tt
Fllt, H.D. r•'"'· tillt. 9la11, pw1hl>111+011 •oclio, !teeter. cluornt front M"lplf, H•f-
co,,,fert A.-..-.. .. fr'·· .. ..., I,.. ..... Ho. 1021
Utt Prtce $4518.10
SALE PRICE ••• s3775
llAND NIW '67 GMC J/4 TON PICKUP
J27 VI .,.,ino. • .,._,.;.. ,...., ""'""-,_... ~.i..,, , .. 11~ ... r•'1o. hHI",
H.D. •"""9 ,,_. I ,..,, air .. ..Jlti..i.t, ti11t. tl•n, H.O. tvbkt, ,,111 rirn1, Ne,
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Ult Price $4002.15
SALE PRICE ••• s3375
STAISBURY BUICK
IUICK-IAGUAA Ol'll IMC TIUCKI
2100 HAllOR ILYD.
COSTA MISA
rack, New ttra * XLHT·
COND! * m.1449
VOLKSWAGEN POI NICI CARS AND TIUCl(S
OYll IO
ltlADY TO 00
VW'S
Any Make or MMtl.
CONNELL
CHIVROLET
2121 Harber Blvd.
COSTA MESA
546-1203
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Nova 4 Door I~ 1ta-
tlon weeon. va. powtrlUdt,
S'dlo 1114 huttr, whlt~ Udt
wall Ura.
, 66 OIEYllOLD
lm,pel• 2 door budlop. vs,
pow1rglidc, power steertna, a;;.,,,;;_.
ndo, ... t•, white walls.
Ct*lft)P~k4Doot9pea~~
pr wagon. Merromatk.
$1671
'°'""steering & diae brak---,6-5.._,..Pll-,.m~-14-C--
8 , radio, beettr. oear nEM
Mll!Vlt Man ml Untt, f1c-
eory atr. ll,000 mllN w/
wamanb' book.
SJt77
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MUSTAN•
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'65 MUSTAI&
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Catalina 2 plUI 2 2 door hal'lt;
top. Radio, a..t.-r, autO-:
m1ttt. poW\l:r 1tftltnf, wbJte
aldt wall tltee.
Kl M441
''6 POllTIAC
catallna 4 l!oor sedan. VI,
"'
Full
Price
'66 POllTIAC &TO
llard\Ult v ... 3 ~ stand·
ard tr.n.nilS'lon, radio,
billlt, alt tOhditf onlng.
$2677
Full
Price
2tU H1rbor
Cotta Mesa
II M'44
JIOiffiXe 'ii ii&fNE. COW he alt ~. ~ brakesJ •lttl'll'C, ••17 btndl .eats
tilt steer wrl, Must aacri nee PYt. • Mt-1oss
'a& l>ontiat /W
J'\all pott• l Air. Rad.lo
heat8' ••• M6-5341
;;ti: :f : ::: ::z '!5 ij
IAMIUR
i ooor htrdtop. 6 qlinder, --------:• automatic, radio, betltr,
whltt 1ldt waU1.
11 AM~RICAN •oR. STA.;
WAG. Auto. trlfts, heater,
Lcrfr • lo. mlleate, 232 • 6
cyt. ecoft eng. Ukc new •
Holidlil RamblW, 642-6029
C.M. or Call Hal Hays altet
1100 at 962-1074.
1962, '63 '64 '66 Ramblers,
Ila.don Wagons. Take yout
dlolct al pricet you won't
MlieW. Wt nted room.
Ho&ida1 Remblt!t, 1969 Har-
bor, C.M.
'601 RAMB.LER C assie 4
door. Autom.a.uc transmis-
sion. ~celtent transporta.
t1C>n 4!81'. J'u.11 price S295.
Holiday tt.ai.bler, 1969 Har-
..-. C.M.
~ 'IO J\AMBLEJt WAGON
S'JllO, * GOOD COND!
AIR CONDI 548-9665
15' RAMILEtt $291
Stll:Jon W... 962-5703
TEMPEST
'O J.eMANI $PORT c::P°D
S&a. New tirll, Jtydro. Low·
ml. Ori,..wner. * 545..ox;t
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40 DAILY PILOT Tl!UndaY, JanUMY 11, 1968 . .
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GIA~
selL"OFF 1op· FU.RllJURE .
NOTICE: -~. BRINDS --
WI MUST CllAI OUT·
UL fUUITUIE AT
GllCI SO THAT OUI
•IMODILINI CIEW
~· lllUI WORK wlllll 10 DAYSI
IYllnHINt
MUSTIOt
............ wMt....,..
......... ~ • paeltlell.
It.ti VAWI
UPTO
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Earl' American LAMPS
BU KIEDS Table la mp1, pole la mps,
1wo9 lamps. latest contem-
porary 1tyle1. large baMt. Salem . Maple finish. Converts
intn twin beds. Includes 4 bed Beautiful ahacks. Everythlnt
5.9 .11 1 .ends, a.ard rail and ladder. mu1t gol
3988
5-PIECE IEDIOOM sn
Larae double dresser, mir· J.PC. SIT
IOI', panel Madbcerd,lnd % ,. , •• s lands. Pbstic tops. Btau·
tifll wallllt firusli.
MAJOICA IEDIOOM sn
72-inch triple •euer, m1r-S-PC. HT
ror, ~ hudboard, % 149•
comlni>aei. Wtemnea11
styli"&· .
: 50ctfoDFF
2·PIECI DIYAI SET
Convertible 4ivaa Ill Early 11988 Arner. print M~tcb~i chair
Sleep$ 2. $wtetllurt lleck.
7-PIECI •nn sn
Large 35"1143111172" teble
w/Z leaves in K9sllmif Wal. 69',! plastic lop-6 Sold tapes. ,._
try chairs.
4-PC. M•lll SEmORAL
Mo4era stylin( lf/c~aoriel
back. Our1bl1 textured 221·· 8 t~eed coveri111. ltlvtrsibl1 .
foam m l\ions.
SOFA I LIVI SIAT llMP
L.mriaus ...... atylt
•!"*" * a ft. • 179aa Hd ltvt ... ill tlllart
cover.
CLASSIC 1-flll SlfA
FAMOUS MAKEi -'tlOH IACK
MODllN LOUNR
CHAIU
Ya, _, ti 51% rff
• '" na n11 aty last! First C.,
First Serm! lllrry!
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¥11111 11111111 I' COllEIPORARY
& Other Tap Lines! T AILE GROUPS
Many styles, many finishes!
5-PC. AND 7-PC. sm . Compfete sets of cocktail tables
and pairs of matching end WITH RECTANGULAR, tables.
ROUND OI OVAL TAI-2988 US. EVllYT.-& GOIS
l T REDUCED PllCESI AUJ AND
_, PllCIS UP ........................
~ lrH~h4 --.. 29" ......... """"'" fwle • Ml .................... .................... '
J.PC. llAPLI lllmE sn
Earl~ American styled plas·
tic toiwed table witll leaf & , •• • vinyl upholstered chairs. 6 Beautiful Salem finish.
OIYUWAT-NICID FAMOUS MAICll OC•••'-' '•1 .. .... "*'•a c. .... 11a Pine .....,, r...... -"""'*' --'• _.,...,
I YllllE 1111111 SET
S.piec1 set with ,i,stic 3911 top, insert leaf, low pedded
vinyl cUiB. .................
----~-· ms wit llRti¥t tKkitll. • I f P ~ Tw • r.11. wi. ,.rclll$d
"" •kllilll • ... • . • • '
PLATE HASS Wll
SllM llox mirror 33" x 2418 45" wi4t. 8lllded ed1e plate
aim "''* wide ~er.
.,
I.I
-wlltl ,_,.,. fomtlee r., Soi-,,_.,...
finllh. JA• Y AMERICAN STYU.
Veluet 2481 . .. ................
Hurry! limited Quantity!
i..c. cauatm DIVAll 111
DIYAll CHA• A WUN•
=.-:.:.-' .::.-; 169U ...... All.,.._
r PILLOW · IACK SOFA
Antcll!I ,.t!o*t witfl I 5911 Ut.en1Mt ,_seat c6~
IOllS ill tlftbossed COV!nlll.
I
VOL 61
Not
w
B~
Newport
two gunm•
than '2.CC
been robb
police sah
Tbe rot>:
was lost,
before the
was to wh
NeWJ
'Not
Tidel
Newport
authorities
75 bayfror.
operators
but to le'
boat slips ;
At an in
City Coon
Lindsley J
city move
money-bun
in~ for De"
Parsons
r ecent sta
urge a nt
properties
governmec
Newport E
The stat1
for new sc
apparenUy
sreat valoc
As a re
"the tidela
concluded
its own bo1
"Studies
ed that n
the harbor
the newer
pay hlgh fe
pay no feei
users of U
(See ·
Conn
Resc1
As C1
A Swedls
ed up twc
in their
cruiser X
N"!wport H
Vance
Valnica, 1
found unb.
course sh<n
The Swe came upon
10 miles sc
Ialandl. G'
Pedro.
Young :
cruiser. tol
out of fuel
NewporL A
northwest
sailboat sol
then he stei
hours was
otc course.