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COftl bodMI lalcl out W. dop, a
dlplomat who capt a piltdl lobbed
him to till an attacbr, U. "Battle
of Deldend Alley" and the ~eamlnl
of a cbJ1dilh girl ol No Mao's Land
-· all were unforgeuable epi.sodet
In the bloody, deadly Ufrmiab for
Sa=on. · ten fbe stories:
with nit, Americall MPs
Relllllle • ...... t--..... tta. U.I~ 111DbellJ ud draaM oat
· fov dud Viet Ooq.
..... ~ aumlllll' .lkallber
mlddaecma ratded. 8.t tbe MPs
knew wbat tlley ......... •
They careftllly, ai..t alowly, 1 laid
out a dead ,...,.ma at Mell corner
ol a Marby iaterMdloll, il _..t in
Beaa Ged9 atyle •• ia,tn& dots
at OM feet ol fallen herol. .
TM llr•.-ed ~were near ta.
JillPWl'ed wnck8ll al an MP jeep,
OM MP'a bod1 danti.d over itl -..a. Another dead MP lay 1prawled in
the 1treet.
The bodle1 bad been there all day
and the *1.gbt bad proved too much
for tbe teuoned U.S. th>opt. . * ·• * A senior American ~t, trap·
peel in aa llpltair'I room of 'ii hMae
during tbe ftcht for tbe U.S. htl n",
f6Q8bt a duel with a member fl a
PltlCI: FIVI KJSSIS -That's all Mrs. "Virgie"
Mowell of Co,ata Mesa, who celebrated her 90tb
bittbdAy ioo.y, bad to "pay" for this decorated
conch lhell b!ougbt to her by her gran<Uon and
four of his buddies when they returned from the
South Pacific after World War Il. "'Illey wouldn't
O•e this to me until I gave each one a kiss," she
tecalled. ·
Water Balloon
I
Tosser Guilty;
Sentencing Set
Ronald J. PHeD.1.1, the UCI student
who toated a water balloon that hlt
a Marine recruiter last November,
was found pilty Tuesday on cbar&ea
o1 better)' anc1 reliltinC arrest.
He •• found bmocel\t. ol a third char&• ol disturbing the feace.
Pezenu, 20. a junior from Anabetm,
telt1fted on biJ own behalf before
Jud&e Dooald Dun&an in Harbor
Judicial District Court. Costa Mesa.
ff• waived his previous request for
a jury trial.
According to~ Jay Mcsely.
Pnenas admitted throwtnl the water
balloon. but said he did not throw
It apecifioally it Marine Sgt. Larry
Scott. . Tbe Incident followed an anti-war
"gu«rllla tbeatm'' Hit hi front ol
Marine rec:naiU.C t.blea.
Nixon's Name
Entered jn 1st
State Primary
Nimble at Ninety
Mesa Woman R ecalls Pioneer Days
By CARTER BARBER
Of ... Dellr ~-.....
Virginia Maude "Vlrgle" Maxwell,
-t, was dyine in Texas, but the family
doctor thoueht a trip to the Far West
might save her Uf e.
It did. Mrs: Maxwell of Costa Mesa
ls 90 today.
"I bad wbooplne cough and dia·
betes," she recalled 1lttlng in her
modest house at ,'iii#6 Orange Ave.
"But we got on the tr.in ud went to an .,1111Cle's, raQCb ln Navada. I IWl
re111ember bow th~y stopped the
erigine to let 72,000 antelopes cross
the track."
Mrs. Maxwell alao v I v I d l y
remembers U\e trip from the 4epot
t? U.. ranob atop a 1tapcoacb draw"
by bfll-broken broncoa. "I saw one
juat like it at Disneyland," she adds.
In 1889, her family moved again,
by COYStd wa1on, to DowMY. cauL
(pop. 3M at the thnt). In ltl7, it
moved to the Coachella Valley where
her father drilled water welll and,
in 1943, it came to Costa Mesa.
Today Mrs. MU1Nll 11ta around
spryly, tending the grandton of the
Ceiltury Plant wblcb abe put in ber
front yard on arrival on the Orange
Coast. She bangs out her own wuh.
and still S"ews on the 1901 Sears sewing
machine she bought for tt"i.7S.
"I took In sewing when my husband
could not fiJad wort,••' she says. He
w~ Walter Dewey Ma.ell, who died
11 years ago watching the same TV
set which conUnues to fascinate her.
"I've never had a pair of eyeglasses
in my life," she explains. Nor does
she smoke or drink.
Mrs. Maxwell also finds relaxation
playing the piano. "l was 21 before
I saw a piano," sbe notes. "When
I got one, I reached 'way back to
a tune I heard Crom a teacher when
1 was 13. It was thls one.''
She plays ''The Black Hawk Waltz"
.-nimbly.
Mra. Maxwell credill her longevity
to the fact that for 40 years . 1he
bas eaten but one regular meal a
day. "J have flve raw prunet in wllter
every mornin&, eat like a pig at noon.
with tea or coflet. and then just
have milk and potato chips or cooties
at night." She nner met a president, she says.
but after women were given the
franoblse, ahe cut her first vote for
(See NIMBLE, Pafe %)
School District Gets
•
today'• market."
0th« recent county lldaool bond
lales have been at Interest rate1 near
the fin percent leeal mmmum.
Security's bid was 4.0"7 percent.
"I just wish we bad been Mllinl
1boul '10 million at that rate," Dr.
N~er 1a.ld.
The · bonds wlll be paid off over
a 1lx year period.
Scbool oatcif.11 aa1d rebMURatioo
to ma.k• the W.Udlnt• coat.in with
1tata earthqub 11.aDdatda .au Mltil
almoet immediately.
WEONE.st>AY, JANUARY 31, 1968 TEN CENTS ,
~1'ike
Viet Coor suicide squad and tilled
him with a pistol thrown up to hla
room from tbe. out.Ide.
The diplomat, U.S. m l 1 s l o n
coordinator George Jacobson, 58,
bluU!d the wounded Viet Cong with
two rounds from the .45-caliber pistol.
The Viet Coo& bad ai.,gered up
tn Jacobson's room Jrom the tround
ffoor, where be had been filhtitlg
•llh a U.S. mWtary policeman and
a Marine fUard.
• Ill Dispatches
The house eventually became one
of the last pockets of Viet Cong
resistance to American soldiers who
recaptured the embassy. The Vlet
Cong Jacobson killed was aa1d to be
tbt! last one giving resistance on the
embassy grounds.
Jacobson Is a retired U.S. Army
colonel from Minneapolis, and a
veteran of about nine years in Viel·
nam. He said "I really didn't do
mueh at all. The boys downstairs
did most of the wort by wouncllitg
him. I just finiahed him off, that's
all."
But the grayinf diplomat waa _pale
after hiJ •ix-hour ordeal. •
The MP' and the Marine cumt had
dec ided to uae tear gas to flUlh the
Viet Cong out of the lower rooms,
They called up to J acoblon oe the
second floor to catch a I• muk.
. Then they threw up the pilW.
(See BORROR, Pqe !)
.Drug Raids Net 11
BuUets Fly as Narco Squad Closes In
Police gunfire punctuated a series
ol pre-dawn marijuB11a and LSD raids
early today as Orange County vice
ollkera Canned out across the central
county, arresting 11 suspects on
narcotics charges.
No one was injured in the lone
1boot1.ng incidenl Of the 11 suspects, tour were juveniles.
During the raids, gunfire occurred
when Buena Park officer Erv Seeger
.arrived at lbe home of 1uapect Dennis
Board Reaches
Estate Theft
~ifkment .
A apark that f1.lrect ti. 'Qran11
County's most s pec t 3 c a'1 a.M m·
bez.zlement case was HnallJ quncbtd
Tuesday by County Supervilors.
' The board authorized a settleme'll
o( $14,226 on the executora of the
estate of Mn. Ida Storm or South
Laguna -the estate that provided
the first evidence of theft by former
Chief Deputy Public· Administrator
Louis T. Vanscourt.
Vanscourt. now serving two con·
~ecutive terms of 1-14 years In state
prison, wa!I arrested in Hawaii 14
monUu ago. He was convicted In San
Diego Superior Court after obtaining
a change of venue. During the trial
numerous other thefts i n v o 1 v i n g
several other estatarwere rev .. led.
Included in Tuesday's aetilement
was '1,09'l in casb in Vanscourt~a
possession when he waa arre.ted;
$6,IMO from the county's bonding agen·
cy; $110 in accrued interest. '325
in salary owing to Vanscourt, and
'658 in the ex-<Jfficial's accrued v~a
Uon pay.
Executors in a suit filed last year
demanded tbc $14,22S plus ~.<XX>
damages, and 7 percent interest from
the date of the money waa taken
Crom Mra. Stc;rm '• South Laguna
home.
OCC Young Dems
Challenge Order
To Reveal Names
Students In the Young Democrats
Club at Orange Coast College are
ready to challenge their elders In
a civil court adion.
Club President Tom Lankard. 23,
said today they will light 11ain1t a
coUe1• ruJe Whlcb 1111 the names
o( club members must be revealed
to the admini1tratlon.
Trulteea Wt week upheld the
diatrict policy alter a &wo-month
d1lpute 1Jl which the 11Udenta aoucht
to keep their members~ lilts MCnt.
'lbe at\ldenta Miiled I* to do
...,,... would viollte ... c..tlt.
tioMI rllbt to privacy o(uaodatl&.
Tbe y OUlll Democr.U and • llC08d
~ dab, Students for latt.llectual
Plrtldpation, were IUipMdecl from
on.am.pus ectMtJea unW tM1 ~ . wtUl tM rules.
Tbe two duba praurnabl1 .. wot·
rlld tblt= acUYIUtt t1M1 bavt Mtn llV in could ....... tbelr
, .._ · ulill . « futan· •P'-1
llWlt.
Querner, 20, of 6520 San Alamo Way,
Buena Park.
As Seeger approached the home,
Querner'a brother, Donald, 18, emerg·
ed allegedly armed with a .357 Luger
pistol in bia band.
The officer charged that the younger
Querner cocked the weapon and
pointed it at him. Officer Seeger fired
tw~ shota at the younger Querner.
Both missed .
Querner dropped bis weapon and
surrendered, Seeger said. Querner
was cltarged with assault with a dead·
ly weapon.
Buena Park Police Sgt. Tom
Clements who led the raiding force
or 40 officers said the arrests climax·
etl two months of investigation during
which undercover agents 1aid they
purchased marijuana, LSD, heroin and
(See ARRESTS,-Pa1e !)
Dlstrlet 5 Candidate
flirt~ Takes the Plunge;
~ 4 ill ... • ...
'Will Run Against Cook'
. h JERotm F. cou.INS -T" .... _,, ,,.,..._ .
Londlmt ti.wport .8eacll marina
operator Edtar P'. "Ed" H1r1ll today
dedded to take the pluage into mu·
o.ldpal potiUca. "
He said be will challenge in<.'wnbe!lt
Dee Cook in the Dlltrict i City Coun·
cil race.
The former Newprt Harbor Cham·
ber of Commerce -~•ident took out hla nomination peUUoo this morning
at City Hall.
Hlrth's candidacy end.a speculation
that Cook would run unoppoeed in his bid for a third conteCUUve four.year
term on the cOW>cil.
This is Hirth'• fin( try for political
office in his 18 years reskleocy in
Newport Beach. The 56-year-old owner
of Hirth Harbor explained hJs decision
this way:
"I f~ citiza'l inte"8t in local gov·
ernment is very important, and I
couldn't see wtrJ much !nterest gen·
erabed by a race that bu only one
horse."
He emphasiftd, however :
"I'm rumiDC for the City Coaocil,
not against Dee Cook."
A week ago, the DAILY PILOT
reported that Hirth was a poteritlal
* * *
Cook W elcomes
Challenge; Files
Support£rs' List
"This is the American way, and
the way it should be," said Newport
Beach City Councllm1n Dff Cook lo·
day in re1pon1e to mvlna operator
Ed Hirt.h's announced candidacy.
"U someone wlshea to try to take
my cound.l seat away from me, aU
I can say ls welcome aboard."
Cook made bu comment 11 he filed
his nomination petition wtth aty Clerk
Laura Lagioa.
· It coota.inl a fonnidable Ust of SUP'
porters.
'nle peUUon aipers include :
Actor Andy Devine, pbilantbropiJt·
lndustriallst Robert Guggenheim, pro-
mintDt bulinal uecutivea John
Btmard Parker, Tom W. Hendel'IOD,
Ralph N. Baker and Hadel Rine. Olb'er JNd1IC mmnbers oi UM com·
mu.ntty ..._ Cook are J. Allen
Beek Jr .. Canu del Mar Pottmuter
Verne H. Wataoll, Mr•. Mildred
Stulay ad Clllrtill A. P'owllr.
Tbt eemdm• ta.id co-cbairmell
of the "Re-&lect Cod Committee"
... ~·ad Bffk. AlthcNP I.be ctlcwf\ll v • t er a n
mUAkJpl.l lawma.Ur and b 11
chaDeQtr wtll be runnm1 for th•
DllWtct I ...... YotiaC ta the Aprll
.t eled!on will be ctt;Jwidt.
•.
cac'didaie. But tt the time -ukt be h~'t made up his mind lleea• el ''Gther matters.,, . •
ffbttk, *bo'k a USC eftilJDell'btf
. grllduate, dJtcbe4 today &be "other
matters'' Jmlolved a job .lftlllO<ion
(See BIRTH, r-.,. !)
* * *'
West Newport
Lineup Thins:
Wooters Quits
By BRUCE BENSON
Of ... Dllllr .........
The a.lmmerinl pol)tical eontut for
the Weit Newport City Council 1eat
in April's munldpll elections cooled
df • little today with the an·
nouncement IW Jerry Wooters 11 no
longer a candidate.
. Wooten unW today was aoe cf four
men seeking the District 2 office.
The others are incumbent Al Forgtt:
Don McIMia, ordnance mumacturin&
execuUve for Nortronlc of Anaheim,
and Bill Rankin, real est.Ille IAJl'aiHr
with offices in Anaheim.
Blue ~ bar owner Sid Soffer
waa struck from the list Tuesday
when be wu decland lnellllbl•
(See WOOTERS, P11e %)
Or-:A_•
Weadler
Surprise I It'll be sunny and
warmer Thursday (it says here)
with temperature• back -.p to
the mid.ec>'a. At leut ~utet
Gordon ShleJda thinb ao, and 1"I
hope he'• rllht.
INSIDE TODAY
Formff Orange Coad C~
football •tar Gary llOflM1' of
Cosca Meta. liMbocUf' /or
USC'• tlOdOM& c~Mp
team, dro/tfd bf tM Nno York
Jct&. c~ ......... ., tM
pro draft u Oii Paff JI ., fo.
doV• .,m HctiOll.
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Bear Street Parenti Grill Jtide1
...UIGeiOWS ... ...., .........
Bear ltnet ScMol la a acbool fut-
lnt tbe pinch of not enough classroom
apace.
Located on the northern growing
edp ol Costa Mesa. its overcrowding
problem la serious and immediate.
Tuesday nltht about 70 parents turn·
ed out al the school to hear Newport·
Mesa Unifled administrators discuss
the problem.
The format for the PFO-sponsored
aesaion wu question and answer.
Why. the parents primarily wanted
to know. couldn't the school distric t
leue a couple ol portable clas&r00!lll?
TM tack taken by acboolmen Or.
Ntrman I.Mu aad Roy Ander.en was
to a~uaint the parent& with the larger
picture.
.' Tiiey pointed out the school board
Frot11 P .. e J
ARRESTS ...
danreroua drurs.
Six coat.ad• with 1uapect1 "ere
made oa th• frou.nda of Knott'• Berry
P'ama in Buena Park, omcen aald.
!They added. however. that no
purchases were made there. Also in-
vplved in Ole investigation was the
Flllertoa Junior College campus.
OfCicera aiding the Buena Park
fcsce in the 2 a.m. to 5 a.in. raids
illduded sheriff's deputies, and police
from Le Habra. "Fullerton and La
Palma.
Suapects arrested i.nduded:
S.bbJ Grow, 19, of 8481 Poppy Way.
Buena Park0c two counts of sale of
marijuana.
'Brace Hopper. 18, of 782.S Fiesta
Way, Buena Park, one count sale
. rL muijuana.
De.as 'Qwtenter, one count sale or
marijuana.
Jth Aaata1I, 20, of 8201 Sommers
Sl., Anaheim. one count aale of mari-
juana.
Larey E. Mclee. 18, of 4811 Grace
St.. Cypre11, one count sale of
dan&erous drug1.
Mkbel R. Dickey, 22, of 10'J61 Cen·
tury Drive, Stanton, one count sale
of marijuana.
Four 18-year-old boys were also ar·
rested. three charged with sale of
marijuana and one charged with sale
o( LSD.
p ....,.p.,eJ
HIRTH ...
thllt d.ldn't mat.eri.U..
He told the DAtL Y PILOT that
many people during the past two
year1 have ur&ed him to run for the
City Council. He conceded that cur·
rent t:ldelandJ and harbor ialuea bad
lntemtfied hJJ interest, "but t.bere are
c:wtahlJ1 inlft1 other laaua u weU."
"I'm IUl'1I the• wW be discussed
and dewloped u the campaign pro-
gresses," he said. "Rigtw now. we
really haven't had dme to get organ-
ized."
Hirth, When he does get or&an1zed,
. could give Cook the fight of his pollt·
ical life. HJ.a organizational aUiliations
aJooe uaure a measure of public
support.
lf.irth ..-wd u Chamber of Com -
merce preeldent in 1986, and Is past
chairman ol the city's Parks, &achft
and Rec:reatioft Comm.inion. Also, he
la current prwident of the Cltiuos
Rwbor An• Reaearch Team
lCHART) md b• held lHderabip
"POl.\tiona with the Community Youth
tenter, CoounocSor. Club, Hoac Hos-
pital'a ~2 Club, YMCA Executift
tlub and 1he Corona del Mar Commu-
nity Church board of trustees.
He mOftd to Newport from Pasa-
dena 1.n 1941 to found tbe now SO.Slip
Hirtb Harbor at M7 Bayside Drive.
He and b1I wife Mar1u.t have two married cblldren. Ted. ol Corona deJ Mar, and Mr1. Johan McAdoo, a Vir·
glnJa resident.
OAllV PllOT
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The problem is, tbey said. by next
fall the district will need 44 new
portable c:Jasnoom1. Leasi.o& thal
many classrooms is just n o t
economical.
Some stopgap measures were work·
1 ed· out for Bear Street whlcb tooe
will feel the impact of completJora
of 40 new Del Cerro homes.
Principal Charles Catanese said he
will convert a small special instruction
room to a classroom to houe 20
atudenta. The room currenUy la used
by thl 1chooJ psychoto&bt and nurse
,!Jld for smalJ group study.
Students from the oew housin1 un its
may bt bused to nearby Paularino
• a . wm bt to double ltHloa~ •df-•t
HCOGd lfldtra. 'l1lia ia planoed for nnt fall.
Tbltty .. i&bt youa,.a.1 are~
Into a couple of Bear Street cwaea.
not. tbe largest elementary classes
in the diatrict.. but ntu'ly ao.
Or. Loau •aid be. would not M
aurprited if a sizable group ol Bear
Street parents abowed up at the next
achool board meeting to encourage
the board to come back with another
boDd eJecticm.
Catanese laid of the s-renta:
''They'" very desparMe aad willlat
ln do just about .anyt.hin1. The la~t
bCJnd issue passed pretty heavily out
this way."
County Okays $200,000
For UC Medical Unit '.
By JAClt BROBACK
Of 11te Dlllf ,..., Stefl
Orange County aovernmenl will
spend about '200.oet for remodelinl or Oranie County Medlcal CenW to
provide space for the first increments
of California Colle1e ol Medklne
CCCM).
Supervisors voted the money Tues·
day after lengthy discussion over just
how much money they wen com·
miting Ule taxpayers for In the long
run.
To provide 40,000 square feet of
medical teaching aod r e s e a r c h
facilities for the coUege of medicine,
one-day to be ptTmanently located
at UCI. the second floor dormitory
and first floor nurses' tounee of the
county Nunes Building will be
remodeled.
Supervisor David L. Baker pointed
out that tbe ultimate cost to the county
bad not beea determined. ''Whal com-
es next?'', 'be queried. ''Are we
aaaured that CCM has tunds and the
power to raise additional moole1 to
pay its share?"
County Administrative 0 Cl I c er
Robert E. Thom~ Hsured Baker that
his office had carefully conaJdered
the possibilities and felt that UW lint
agreement was "one of the miltor
gambiea we have to take."~
Superviaor Alton Allen said, '"nle
future benefits are so sreat that we
are jultlfted · tn takl:ng thls mtntmal
risk. It is obvious we can't determine
future costs at this time."
The aireement. which culminates
more thu two yeara al ne1oUations
between repreM11tatlv11 ol the
University oC California Regents, the
county, and county medical leaders
rs the first sttp towud proposed
estabUsh.ment of a medit.i colleee
at UCT.
Under the agreemeDt, the un..ivenlty
will provide fumishiqa and pay a
rental of from 15 ~ 25 centa per
square foot for the laboratory and
office space at the OCMC.
The Ca.llfornia Co11e1e ol Medicine
Is now located in Loi An1tles near
the Los An1ele1 County Hotpltal. It
la a Joni establlsbed medical school
recently taken into t.be untver1lt_y
system.
Harbor, Foreign .Students
To Join 'Y' Governme~t
Nine Harbor Area youngsters and
U foreiin excban1e students will
board a train 'Mnaaday bound for
the annual YMCA Youth end Govern·
meat Prorram in Sattamento.
11te local delegation will joln other
stude:nta. from throupout the 1Ulte
for a three-day model le,S.latlv•
1e11lon.
The student• will dr... Introduce
and vote on bills and en1age "1 lob-
bytnc to cet tbelr own me.1ures
through.
The Newport Harbor delerat:lon will
back a bill written by Emmett Raitt
of Newport Beach. Mtt1ng up an ex-
perimental Job traJnint and placement
program to glllde person• on welfare
toward b e c om t n g aelf·•utndeot
member• of aoc:lety.
Other memben of lhe Oranee Coaat
YMCA dele1at10D are:
Senator Jan Luymes, Newport
Beach; ..,.mblymen Raitt, C{ndy
Place, Costa Mna, Mm'la Mueller,
Newport Beach, Mar._ Bowmea,
Newport Beach and Lorri Lloyd,
Balboa: political reporter L y n n
Rosener. Udo Sale; leiltlaUve ad·
vocatea Anlie Tosti. Newport Beach
and Stephanie Miiell, Cotta Meaa.
Excban&e atudents, who will go
MODI as obMrven. and tbelr bolt
school:
Zeenat Aman. India. E n r I q u e
Maestral, Paraguay, Victor Gattini,
Chile. and Frank Gregory. South
Mric'l, of Oc1ron9 del Mar Hip; AD·
nick Cha'J)Oy, France. and David
Guest, Enatand. of C<>ata ftfeaa Hl&h:
Mwia Van HeUerl, Beltlum, aod
Horacio Diana. Arl'fttina, of Estanda
High; Jocelyn Street. South Africa,
Police ReJJOrt
Marijuana Not
Boug~t at School
A 1$.,..,...ad eor .. eel MIT Hl&h
School ... UH wbee he aaJd be
boalbt marUu.na on e a m p u • • N~ ~pol~ met today .
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Sonmo; Italy. of Newport Harbor Hllfl.
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WOOTERS ..•
because he wun't a re.,_tertd voter.
"I am with4rawin1 from the ra<:e
because the others (Mcinnis and
Rankin) are determined to run."
Wooters said. "ll's obvious that more
than one running against the in-
cumbent would'be a wute o( effort.·•
Wooters. .a 49-yea--old building
materials supplier, sUd fie hopes bis
action will perauade either Mcinnis
or Rankin to Wllbdraw u weH 10
the anti-Foran vote won't be split
"Alt.boup I fetl aa qualified as
they, I'm 1teppiQ1 out in hopes that
they'll come to aome egreement," be
aatd. "The important thins at tbia
tJtM ia to cet proper repreaentat:lon
Oil our council.''
Wooten .bad criticiud For&it for
whal be called ineffective represen-
tatfon. He declined to throw his sup-
port to either al the two remain.inc
cballencen.
"Bei.na .a candidate ia not as rOI)'
ae one would think," Wooters smiled
after annooncln1 bit 'fri1bdrawa1.
"Your wile .. ,.. tbe thin.ks it's im-
polite for you to be .attacttn1 that
nice old man (ForeitL
"And your kids come home and ten you that at Newport Elementary
School they're 1ayinc 'IE1)'oae could
.but Mr. f'orllt', a that 'your dad'& no btr deal'.
"At Hor.ace Enaip lotermtdiate
Sc::bool U..,'te tellal your oldat boy
that bl. dad is 'trytng to tear down
t.beir bouau to put up a fr""'ay·."
(W..-1 bad llW be '8vored ID
Inland rouUnf ol the eoestal freeway
aloa1 15&11 Strettl.
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BEACH 'INSPECTORS' -Den mother Mrs. Orv K~ger of West New·
port abowa her Cub Bcoute of Pack 105, Den 3, bow workmen are
building tteel IJ'O(JI 1t 40tb Street to help prevent beach erosion.
' Sand Hauling Finished ;
Beaches Set for Summer
A broad whi~ carpet of beach
stretched from 34th to 4lal Streets
today, the product o< five weeu• work
by giant-sized aand tractors.
Tbe tractors have finiabed hauling
in the sand. alld "tbe beaebea are
ready to go," acccrdinC ~ f'.i~
Beach Llfeguard Du NeyaalluiL
Neyenbulf said that the only arw
sWl off·llmlts ia at 40th Street wherl"
workmen are i.nttallfng an anti,.roslon
iroln.
"We've flni.lbed hauUnc in the
aand," said Jack Coulson, estimator
for AltlUlilcb-Fulton Contracting Co.
''Wt hauled just over 400,000 cubic
yard• and we're now workinC bn the
aroin. )\ •hould be finllbed by the
1Jlld of ttlil week or the .-ftnt part
~of aut."
· The JfOlra l~ a 25«Moot-long barrier
made of steel and Implanted deeply
lnin. the beach.
It juts aCTOH the beach perpen-
dicular to the ocean. Engineers are
hopinJ that the groin wUI impede
the upcoast .and downcoast drift of
sand from the area.
Coulson said the barrier will ''stick
up out of the beach only a fool or
so. We'll cap il with something so
people won't' hurt themse!ves on it."
The combination sand-haul and
groin construction are part or a U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers erosion con·
trol project for West Newport.
IU cost. shared jointly by the coun-
ty, stale and federal government. will
run close to $500.000. Most of the
npeme wW be borne by the federal
government.
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NIMBLE ...
Teddy. Roosevelt.
Mra. Maxwell haa two living
children -Mra. Florence Green of
Long Beach and Edgar H. Maxwell
of San Diego -and one srandaon
and two cr.anddaulb6ers. Th• lat-
ter, however, have preaented ber with
1 great-grandchlldnn. ''Three Of tbi creati are married,
10 I expect I'll be a treat-great-
grandmother ooe of tbue days," Mrs.
Maxwell con:ftdes.
She'a apecially fond of 0 De
grandson w6o came home from World
War ll with four buddies, and a South
Seas conch-shell for her. "They
wouldn't give it to me, tbougb. until
each bad bad a kiss," abe chuckles.
Wbat cM>e& Mrs. Maxwell think of
"The Modem Generation" -of which
she's seen so many?
"J don't blame the hippies,'' she
says emphatically. "It's the parents.
The Bible sa1s that as the twig is
bent, so grow1 tbe branch. U a child
15 disciplined for bl"ealttng the law
of the home. he won't grow up to
break the law or the land." -----------------
Support croups ot the UC Irvine
campus have formed the VCI Foun.
dation, I non-profit Or&aniiation to
encourage prn ate gifts to t b ~
university.
The Foundation's board of directors
is made up of 21 t.'Ommunlty, leader:i
John A. Wright. board ctWrrnan
pro tern, Qld gnels are .,;, provide
!elJowslJ.ips, a c b o l a r • h i p a , pro.
fessorshlps, Ubr~ry e n r l c b m e n t..
special b\LildlJlg projec:s, rese1rtb
funds, bequests. and gifts of work&
of art and b.morical documents.
The direcror.; will mHt 'teb. 6 to
e.ect ot1icen a.Del form~ate a lone·
rt Lfe progran1,
Formation of thf' UCI Foundation
wa.; coordirti.Led by E . J. Poweca
of the Frienr.,1 of UCI.
'i 'l!'ee represer~atives fl'om each o(
s.x v!>lunleer f upport 'g:GUps 1lus
chr~ e from the. ;:>:.iblic at wee com.
prise the board. Tbey are:
Frlead1 of UCI -James M. Day,
J ohn F. Bisltou .rn:t Waltz:-Burroughs.
Frtellda of UCI {.Onty -Jack
L. Bromberg, John A. Wright llld
B N. Dese(lberg
UCI T ... ud Ge'ft -Apel Blom.
quist, Mrs. l'torman Huff and Mrs.
Fr.sferick McBrie·1.
A1IOC.llt.e4 AhmlaJ of UCI CoUece
rf Medicinf' -Walter W. Hopps. Dr.
k ichiu-d Kammerman and K a y
Stewart.
Bir r S...t• ra -Brent R. Og<!e:i,
Richard S. Stevena and George L.
Wo~lord J!.
'Jr:mnlty Ga!Tery A&H".afl"t
Baldwin M. Baldwin. B y r o n H.
Fltwf'll uJ Mrs. T!lomu P. Wilder.
r .. t1Jc at !arge -John p, Lawson.
Jud~e StepbeJ K. Tamura and Cbarlfs
S. 1!?omaa.
r..... P.,e J
HORROR ..•
Jacobson bad been savinc u M26
greude.
'FIRED AT ME'
· Jacobaon said later. "I waa just
pollin1 the gas muk over my face
when t.l'le Viet Conf stagaered up
on the landing. 1 was just looltlnl(
at him. He •u. weak but be did
manage to fire three shots at me.
'1 fired two at him and wounded
him mort.ally. He soon died."
* * * They called the narrow street "Dea·
dend Alley." The Cong had set up
a machine gun nest at Its far end.
Gls were trapped, and many were
wounded. They ran out of the alley
between bursts of Cong machine gun
fire.
''My tod! I didn't know you were
in there. ' shouted a lieutenant colonel
trying to wipe out the nest.
The m•chine gun fire stopped.
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VIET CON.G THRUST -Here's the way the biggu~='e ~
war by yie t Cong a.nd North Vietnamese forcea looks on maf. of
South y1~tnam_. Estimated 40 points, including eight major cities
wer_e h_1t in drive climaxed by Tuesday's street fighting in Sa.lion.
Indications are Communist forces next may "beat up" Kbe Sanh
area (arrow) near demilitarized zone (DMZ).
Reagan Raps Johnson's
'Appeasement Policy'
By BILL BOYARSKY
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SACRAMENTO -Gov. Reagan ac·
cuses President Johnson of following
a "policy of appeasement" in the
Pueblo intelligence ship crisis.
The United States, Reagan told a
news conlerence Tuesday, i1 "the
most powerful natioo ln the world."
But he said North Korea, which seized
the U.S. Navy intelligence ship, can
apparently "tweak our nose Md get
away with it."
As an alternative to Jobnaon'a
policy, Reagan 1lggested the poe1iblll-
1y of "counter·seWng of their 1hippi.DC
and holding it until ours is returned."
The Republican governor, a pote~
tial candidate for the GOP presidential
nomination. made it clear be favon
a more militant stand against the
Communists in response to que1tlon1
at his weekly meeting with newsmen.
~OT A CANDrDATE
As for hJs own political future, be
said again he ls not a candidate for
µresident.
But he reiterated he is detennlned
to head a California favorite son
delegation to the GOP National
Convention.
His responses to questions abnut
!he Pueblo were in line with bis
'lreviom militant foreign po I i c y
't&tements on Vietnam.
Asked if Johnson's conduct in the
incident borders "on appeasement,"
Reagan replied:
••1 think it is a continuation of a
policy of appeasement that started
a Jong time ago."
Reagan said the United States
should have acted within the first
24 hours.
"f don't know that anyone outside
of government wbo doesn't have ac·
cess to the joint chiefs of stall coo.Id
make a choice from outside as what
should be the procedure, but there
are a number of thing.I that have
been since proposed by people with
experience in the national government
Digitalis Diet Pill
Reported Poisonous
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Oregon'•
chief medical lnwstlgator said today
that diet pillt containinl the drug
digitalis can calllt fatal beart at'9cts
in normal penOol even when taken
in pmcribld amounta.
Dr. Ruuell C. Henry of the OreiOll
Board of Healll taid in *tlmoaf
prepared for • Sena111 aubcomm.lttiee
investigatlnc tM diet Pll lDdaltr1 that
digitalis wu ••a powerful polloa and
has DO place in the tnatmnt of
obeaity."
'Beard'
involving blockading of harbors, In·
volving the ccSunter·seizing of their
shipping and holding it until oun ls
returned," he said.
"But I still 1ay that there i1 no
moral juatitication for this country
aw.ting by md letting what amounts
to an act ol pU'ecy, a act ol war,
be perpetrated upon us and write
oft 83 young men and .hope that maybe
some way the other side will soltMl
and give them back."
ALTERNATIVa
Asked to su.apst a It e r n a ti v e
policies, Reapn aaid "a number ol.
things" have bee11 propoeed "by peo-
ple in the natioaal government" -
among them. blocbding hwbora and
seizing North Korean shipping.
He aaid "if we aeiu their shipping,
and they must have shipping on the
~ MU and around the world, I
have a hundl that they'd be a litUe
interested If we bloct.Sed their ports,
for example. 'There cornea a moment
in which it must hurt pretty much
to bang on."
He taJd he WU not considering
auuesting an armed attack on North
Korea.
Killer Leads
Police to Bod y
Of Slain Girl
From Wire Senfees
SAN DIEGO -The confessed lciller
of a ~yeu-old glrl who vanlabed four
month• •IO led 1berlff'1 tnvesttcatora
to her body Taelday In a dry, bru1by
wash 28 mllt1 eut Of El Cajon.
Tbe cl~ of Den11e Kina,
laughter ol IArr)' King, a San I»eao
Union copy editor, and hll wife, wu
found nearby.
Denite ditap.,.•ed Oct. 21 on a
trip to the market near her El C~n
home.
Jay K. Miller. Jr., 25, a single.
soft-spoken aircraft mechanic who
works at the North Island Naval Air
Station here, told detecttves be killed
her. He made the admission during
hi.I arralpment in a aecond cue,
bmlvinl a 13-Jur~ SU Diego lirl. Mlller ortlfnall1 w11 arreitecf in
the attempted murder-rape of the la~
t.er glrl, who was abdQcted trom a
local street comer Jan. • and taken to a remote, back~try spot.
Figunes
r
• Ill
"«~in Tlwusa nds as Cong, Kee p Up Attacks
-lllUCIN roPn -~ Cone bands battled with macblnegun1, ba· ..... Wea lltD a ..,..,...., today zooku and band grenade& in the
· • ai. li'd a..ll 5 from atreeta. 'Ibey invaded the U.S. Em· --......... • on... ba11y but American paratroopers he .at ,... 1-111 • of Allled landed oa the roof by helicopter and ~ llM Vi.t Olea on ........ of retook the embuay in a alx hour s.llala dd .. ~ ~ baWe. mmtlal law. Reporta from Tan Son Nhut aald
.ft9. ~ Jat1 .. third sniper f1rt ceati.nued to hit the Penta.
.., Md ~ 11 ,......, urly Coll Eut Beadquarten of Gen. Wil·
.-....._., Tia Saa Nbat llam C. Westmoreland, the U.S. com· _. .ca. and at mander in Vietnam, although U.S.
pe1at1 _... tile~ ltMlf. h~llcopter gunships and Vie~ese
1'orUr &. ...-S wttllln tbe city divebombera struck the Red positions.
and. t1mw was atniet e-. near U.S. mllltafY ~teamen called the
Indepie-.:t ~. ~mmuniJt offensive one of the blood·
GUll"r!Da tnmtra~ ._ &-uni teat of the war. CasualUea were not -· • ,.rrn7 • known but they were in the thousands
lorml or peuaDt prb wttb red arm· as the Viet Cong sent JUicicM squads
Suit Filed
ia to certain death In an effort to
humiliate the Americans and Vietnam·
ete by penetrating their key strong.
bolds.
The situation appeared to be wors·
ening in Hue where the Communlata
sWl controlled the citadel in the cen·
ter of the ancient capital early Thurs·
day. Heavy street fighting was re-
ported.
Tbe worst situation appeared to be
at Ban Me Tbuot, the capital of Darlac
Province in the Central Highlands
about 175 miles nor;theast of Saigon.
Three Viet Cong battalions occupied
the city and attacked the headquarters
compound of the 23rd South Vietnam·
ese Division and their American
advisers.
In Drug
Raid Death
Mass Khe Sanh
A $1 mlWcn wruncful~ ault will
be filed shortly apinlt Sberlff James
A. Mu.sick and hi.a depaUet in the
fatal shooting of a youth fleeing a
narcotics raid in Sou1b Lacuna 1ut
year, the lawyer for the alalJ>. man's
family said today.
Victim of the Dec. 14 shooting was
Peter Amaranthus, 20, ol 7939 La
Mesa Way, Buena Part, killed by
J. D. Green, a member of the sheriff'•
undercover narcotics squad.
District Attorney Cecil Hieb has
pronounced the death "jusWlabl•
homicide."
"It waa a wrongful death and we
are seeking '50(),000 to '1 million for
it," said Herbert M. Porter, Los
Angeles attorney for the alaln youth's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter C.
Amaranthus, Sr.
Porter 1aid the auit will be filed
"this week or the first of next week.''
Disclosure of the 1uit follows a
"Public Meeting of Concern" held by
the Orange County Peace and Human
Rights Council which demands further
investigation of the A m a r a n t h u s
shooting. It was collected more than
2,000 signatures on petitions sup-
porting lu position.
"About 120 people were there," said
Robert 0. Bland, who coordinated the
petition drive. "So many asked for
more petitions to circulau that we
die! not call in the ones already sign-
ed."
The meeting, held Thursday in the
Unitarian Church at 1120 W. Santa
Ana St., Anaheim, discussed the entire
episode of the raid on a home at
31152 Monterey Drive, South Laguna,
wbicb resul~ in Amaranthua' deeth
and the am!llt of 12 other penoos.
"We decided to conduct our own
investigation of the tr.agedy and are
interviewing eyewitnesses," Bland
said. "We wlll make a report and
submit it to the Grand Jury within
a week or so."
Grove Man,. 58,
Dies in W reek
A 58-year-411d man was killed this
momlng tn a traffic acddtnt on
River1lde Freeway, the Orange Coun·
ty Coroner'• olflce reported. William J. Marsden, ol t e 4 3
Weatminat.er Blvd., Garden Grove,
WH dead on arrival at Martin Luther
Hospital, Anaheim.
The accident otturred at t : 15 a.m.
near Euclid Avenue in Fulkrtoo. At
11:10 thlt morning, the callfornia
Highway Patrol reported it bad no
information on the crash.
Arson Suspected
PITTS8URG'H (lJPl) -State police
today inveaUfated three incidents of
IUlpec:ted anon In Pennsylvania in
a llCrlke by soft coal mtnen which
spre9d to Ohio and West Vlrgjnia
fn prof.tit to what mhfer• called
' ' 1 t r 1k • • b ruking" tectics by
PennaJtnnla State Pollce.
Immune
Offensive Looms
From Wire Servlcel
Wasltlngtoo kept a wary eye on
the Khe Sanb area ol Vietnam today
where they believe the Communists
are readying a muslve "winter-spring
o!fensive" to follow up the current
widespread Red terror attacks ...
Captured enemy documents have
disclosed that Hanoi '• grand strategy
called for a coordination of these two
puncMs to shatter cbnfidence in the
~gon regime and persuade the
.Americans to talk peace on terms
that ultimately would lead to Com·
munlst domination of all Vietnam.
While Viet Cong suicide temns
blasted into the U. S. Embassy in
Saigon and destroyed mlllioDI of
dollars worth of equipment at sup-
posedly secure American b a s e s
elsewhere, Hanoi was continuing to
deploy an estimated 40,000 troops in
preparation for a major offensive just
south of the Demilitarized Zone
(DMZ) dividing the two Vietnams.
In Saigon, President Nguyen Van
Thieu today declared martial law
throughout South Vietnam u n t i l
further notice even though he said
the Communist general offensive a1~1t,s,igon ,,and~Qtber ma1of ~tie•
"1\.111 beef tomf>l'9t~ foiled ." • ' Thieu earlier had announced a 24--
hour naUonwide curfew for Viet·
nameae civilians to keep them out _
ol. harm'• way during the fighting.
In announcing martial law, Thieu
said the situation was "getting more
serious" with Viet Cont attacb
against provincial cities and Saigon.
"But the Commun.iata have suffered
very heavy losses everywhere," th•
Vietnamese president asserted in a
formal message. "Our armed forees
have had the situation under control
since the VfftY outset of the claabes
and the Communists have sllCCe.Uively
been pushed OOdc."
U. S. ol.!icial.s have known for some
time that an offensive was in the
works. 'The terror attacks were listed
in a Viet Cong notebook captured
last summer as one of three phases
in a "gener~ uprising" wblch would
force the United States and its allies
to talk peace on terms favorable to
the Communists.
The otiler two elemenu listed were
destruction of "a ~u)?s~tial portion
of U.S. forces to shake ihelr will
to fight." and a heavy blow against
"a major pu,,,et force," the Viet
Cong term for the South Vietnamese
army. 'Thus the ominous massing of North
Vietnamese troops near Khe Sahn
toward the western end of the DMZ
is assumed to mean that the other
elelllenls in the t.bree-pronged plan are in prepar.tlbn. r • •
Some U.S. mil.it.an' an1ysts said in
Washington the synchronized Viet
Cong assault& against &algon and
other South Vietnamese population
centers aim at forcing a pull-back
of American troops from the DMZ.
Coast Enlistments Up
But Pueblo Not Blamed
By TIM VOLLMAN
Of .... °"" "" ....,
Armed Service enll1tmentl in the
Orange Coast area have increased
sharply in recent days, though this
bu not necessarily been attributed to
the Korean Pueblo crisis.
Enlistments at the U.S. Navy re·
cruiting station In Costa Mesa have
rilen of late, according to Chief Wil·
llam Anmttt. But he attributed the
rile to the high January draft call.
At the U.S. Air Force recruiting
station in Santa Ana, Sgt. James Rk e
said there has been a waiting list for
month• and that thl.s waiting Ust has
grown noticeably in the last few days.
''The greatest Increase has been the
re-enllstmenta of prior service peo-
ple." he saJd. Rice noted that Air Fo~ and Marine veterans had been
signing up in large numbers of late.
These facts seem to bear out the
results of a UPI national survey
which showed today that enlistments
by youth had not gone up slgni{icantly
7 Trucks Crash
On SD Freeway
Seven U. S. Marine Corps trucks
crashed early this mornlnf on the
Sand Canyon ao.d offramp of the San
Diego Freeway, according to Marine
Corp1 officials.
but that a number of veurana have
thought seriously about re-enlisting.
Chief Amlott said that it seems to be
the opinion that the situation in Korea
might be worked out without massive
retaliation. "I think everybody's just
holding fast. The public's not puahing
the panic button."
Am iott added that If the incident
mat.eriallua into a war, enlistment
figures will undoubtedly go up.
Sgt. Rice 1aid it was his own opinJon
that the recent increase was due to
the Pueblo incident but that there has
been no official response to that
effect.
Most of the Armed Services recruit·
ers across the nation said that they
got a tot of inquiries and some re·
cruita but not many more than what
they termed the usual January rush.
This rush was attributed to boys
dropping out of college at the semes-
ter break and an annual inurest in
the service after the holiday season
is over.
A.tr American oompan.1 wu fiown
1n by helicopter Wednetday nlpt to relM~ thelr Vietnam ... alllel.
Frilht.ened retldenta of tin. cl(J ot
two million wef9 ordered evacuated
from areu infelted by the Vlet Cong
on the outskirts, so allied plane• could
dive bomb the guerrillas threatening
Tan Son Nhut, the nerve eenter' of the
entire allled 'tfar effort It contalni the
major U.S. and South Vietnl,Qlue
military headquarters.
Saigon itaeU was littered with bod·
les and wreckage as U.S. troopa and
South Vietnamese rangers aid 'Ma·
rinea baWed through the atreetl. ·The
Vietnamese huddled indoors but iDany
civilians were among the cuualtlea
eatl.mat.ed in the hundred.a.
WARREN APPOINTll
Scott H. Ile•
CdM Man Chosen
By Earl Warre·n
To Be Law Clerk
Scott H. Bice, 24-year-old Corona
del Mar resident, bas been selected
by U.S. Chief Jur.tice 8arl Warren
to serve as one of bl1 tbree law
clerk.s in Washington, D.C.
Bice is a senior at USC Law School
"We knew he had been recom·
mended for the honor," said his
mother, Mrs. Fred Bice, 1127 EJJbtide
Road. "But we were reall,y thrilled
when he got the appojntment."
Bice leaves for his new post in
July upon his law school graduation.
He wi1l serve as Juatice Warren's
aide for a year.
The prospective attorney pre~~t.Iy
is editor-in.ehief of the Soutbern
California Law Review and bas been
a member of the Student Bar Misocia·
lion curriculum commfttee.
He earned his BS degree, map.a
cum Jaude. as a finance majar at
USC in 19M. Last year be WU
employed as a law clerk for the Los
Angeles firm of Gibson. Dunn and
Crutcher.
'The Bice family moved lo Corona
del Mar in 1964. 'They came, trom
San Marino, where young Bice· was
graduated from higb school.
Kathleen Bice, Scott's sister, ii also
a senior at USC, majoring 1D pbysi'cal
therapy.
Navy Officials Say
'No Hope for Subs'
TOULON, France (UPI) -The
French Navy searched oniy for the
dead hullc of the cubmarine Mlnerw
today. Naval lpOkeamen u id they
were convinced all of the missing
1ub'1 52 crewmen were lost.
DA Say• Tho1e Involved WUl Not Be Prosecut,ed
No one In the 15-vehlcle convoy .,.,
Injured but traf.flc waa Utd up for
about 30 minutes 11 offlcera aought to
untan1le th• chaos. The trucks were attached to the
13th Motor Tran.sport Battalion at
Camp Pendleton. 'l'bey were believed
to be en route to the El Toro Marine
Corpt Air Station wbeD the acddent
occurred at e:25 a.m. durt.nc a rain·
110nn.
ancea <Nov. t.t) unbalnpered by
claim• of 'Mlf incrtmJutloll' un1eu
a crtmhlal cue could be prosecut.d wlth aubltanUal c:ertal8t'1 of con\llc·
AU f.fve of ''TIN ~·· principals
appeared in Municipal c.oart Tuesday aDd e.otered pleu al not ~Uty to
the lewdneu and ollecealtJ char,...
Trial WU Mt for J'tl>. ll.
doll tt HAcb added. iUcti aald certa.18 ..... problllftl
conaect.d wtaa 1111 pnncwtfon ~
ban Included ••• a. Jn ef evideoc.
tblt the ~ ... lft a "pub-
lic place w'IWB tM ..._.nf of Ulla
law: tbe abeence of ntdrnce nf aey actual upotort of ,mate paru; aDd
die comtttudoDal .... ef the rtnt
AmeDdmtlll
The trucb were towlnf pnerator
tra.Uen, Marlne omctall 1.td. Onty
minor daroap wu ca'*4, t.hty
added.
Closed by W alkoot
CINCli"INATI (UPl) -Eldl*'1 ol
Cincinnati'• 103 J*blle 1cboolJ wert
ctOHd today and about 23,000 -pupil• .em hOme In tht Wrd day ol a atrtkt bJ UHt 700-member CinclnnatJ ~ld't
en UrdicJ.t (Cl'Uh
Dlplag Bew llp ...
Probe · oll -Prisori
.~., .............
Borton'• own Lar Daly, the man ln
the Uncle Sam IUJt who tltl run
for pr11ldent in H•eral past elec·
Uooa, beaded tor New l!ampshlre
today to enter the race a1ai.D. Daly
1111 he be1an campai&ain& for
cjty. 1tatl and other polllical of· ~· in hl1 hometown of Chlca101 =tlHwhere, ln 1988 ••• and he
't won ooe yet. . " . '
BOdies
CUMMINS PRllON PARM, Ark.
(UPI) -PMhololleaJ t.elta OD tine
1keletoo1 exhumed from a pl1 lty
at Artanlu' m1eat priloa farm will
detmnlne whether dirt will be tomed
In a tearcb for m pri10ner1 unac·
counted for thl1 century.
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller aald
Tuelday at Little Rock a complete
pathoJoJical report on the 1keletons
found Monday would be 11tade. He
held out the poutbWty that &be IJ'lllY
paatureland may b9Ye beea tbe lite
of 1 pauper'• srave.
RocUfelltr N1d ~ probe. into U,e fthdlnt bf the lb~ -8ould be
made 1fitbout wuhfnc "dlrt\J liato"
for weeks as each body is exhumed.
"There might have been foul play,
llld that vu nUcbt ,al.lo have been
a cemetery -a pauper'• cemetery
for prl1oners who died and had no
family, I' Rockefeller laid. "It could
have beea I natural barta1 lfouod.
We do1't know Jtl '1'
But, tbl iov•rnor eoac.cted, inW.at
evidence indlcated one of the men
Jo I
Ordered
wbclt IM1'Coll Wll -....., mot a vio&att ._,._ Tiie .. Md btea
ct.eapJtMtd. .
Tbomea o. · lfurtoa. tbe ... ltate
prilOft aapertnfadlnt fto b' I I
declared be will reaJp ratblr tb&n
under10 UM mental a,W.b tbe job
tntall1, PY• bll neordl abow 218
prllODeft auccout.ed for .me. ltOO.
Maj. "· c. StraebUn1. bead of fhe Jtatt POiice ...._,., 1ariltlpttoo·
dtvitlii .• aJd a.._·:.~, to nttud ' . ·.r lie · .~ .•• 'Ua · · !H"*"'""e c~~ •. • elltr, -.Id . ,,. .... fw • l»ard
1'1U:DOrJ ~ barW pritoMra ever .inc. be" ClllM t6 Arkuul tn
1963. And, IM aald, coll'rictl from all
ewer tht. country had tent bUn letters
telling him about bunMel burled there.
Heaaid.aa~~~ ._Jt It wu not hi• concern llDd ct
... became cqveraar lalt ,... as
·.bM ''too. many ~ wt~ Jbe
living" to investigate.
,,,.,.._,. 1. a.a, 14, Midi I t l tJ ' r
... M toGie.d 10 ,_.,to t'IMw·
Seventh Body Recovered
From Pitt,sbuT.gh ~hist ···
deal( ""° pew off JI G""'°" tol-fUM wtua Cl rl/lf during World WM J,
ricdwd 1'u fMdol JtondoV m PUC.
11pf1', Pts. TM ordn1 owot'dt"I the
,.,.,dol ~ kn ~d for $0
..-. Hu broeher, Potll, '°"° fovgl&t ~ him m 1nmu, IOCUCld '"°'' iltdtt 10 ,_,,, for o Pvrpll HeorC.
I t • •.' 'dta4 lrewn, reUrld chief of de·
liodv11 of t.ba Loi .U,el11 Police :O~tnt, ta trytn1 to find the
:thief who 1tole .his new bat durl~i
-a t.stimonlal dmner held for him
recently by 800 law enforcement
perlOnneJ. Nobody b11 seen it lince
.Gear .. Ston.r, chief investigator :tot the Diltrtct Attorney's olfice, JNl tt under tht 1peaker'1 rostrum
'for :"aafekeeping." •
dnrcme mmillrim have b11n
Mmncd et Broward Junior Col-
' t.ge fn ron Lcudtrdcll•, r1o.
'J'1'c 1e1'ool bocrd -...acd 1Jrirfl
"'1'ft be "° h~her than two
iJICMI obovt t1'1 Jcftff. TM MV
t'lgWottoft.t Gllo j)ft"MlC lOflO
Mir, bfordl oftd m1'1toch,. for
~ ftuMn&I .. lcmg 4' """ U "a IH~d llJ>PHnmCf·"
Pl'lTIBlJRGH CUPJ) -Police and
ftrtmtn ""~~ reccwtttd tht tono of ate .tdJm· la the 41brls
ol in QplOlion .. bll&tWld bulldial in
1t1barbaa IDsram •
Six bodiel WMe rtecrr411red late Tull·
day and two ptft08I were mining
m>d feared dftd. Tweftt1 penon1 were
injured ln the · blalt, 14 of them
Nrloulrly tnCNSh to be· ho1pttalized.
Pollet aJd' tht tor10 wa1 burned
IO badly thtJ could not determine the ltX of tbt victim.
rtve of the mown deld were
· Worst Winter ·
Storms Slam
. P~qfic Coast .
0.Jl ~Vt LL I:,.. Calif. (\JPI)
~ battl..s deep 1DOW and bit·
tlr cold today 1n callfomla'1 HIJh
lltrra to locate 11 penou mi11ing
or marooatd during th• Pacl.fic
CoMt'• wont storm cl the "1nttr. .
More than three feet of snow fell
above 2.000 feet Tuesday in mountain
• areas north of Yotemite NaUonal ~ Mudent dilcontent OHf food in Park. ~ S1trTI bunletl 1Mllurtd :the !caf eterla ot Calllomia In1Utute more than flve feet of •now on the
:of technotoa in Pasadena came to ll':rn Pacific R a i 1 r o a d ' 1 .~~ienUon of Prut~ntut L" Du-C.Wonua ZlpbJr pueenpr train car· :"" when 30 tnya "' na cus· rytn1 180 ptl'IOlll w11 freed Tueaday
,er'b and tqualh wtre dumped on from the High Sierra alter being stall· ;tbt: rtoor out.tide ~~ oUlce. Stu· eel overnight by a snow slide.
!dtdja allO r>•t.td a declarJti~n of Elro miblllty Md drifUnl anow
indtlttUon outlide Dulnid111 of· have oJoetd bMnnlu.tly Intent.ate
. fkl) even th ouch }it w11 out of , I betwean Callfanda -s Or•IOft and
:towh at tbt time. lDternMe IO, tbt major ·Trana.Sierra
• . Hlatlw•T· '"°" 11Idt1 abut down U. Hennis Motor Lines in· Wimton· I. ·• '*•w lecramento and Lake
:s.1tm, N.C .• offered •1.000 reward Tlbot TUtldq Diibt. .
·for.lnformaUon lt1dln1 to tbt re-Heavy mow alto fell over moat
:coviry ot a nolen 40.foot refricer· of ncrthlm Nevada Tuelday, 1lowin~
:ate4 van contalnlnl 87,000 J>OWld• tnlftc and umpertnc air travel. Wind
• ot frozen diced chlcket'J. Tbt re-P.ll el 1IP to 40 m.1111· an bour wblp-:ward carried a deadline of 24-peid snow into drtftl and cbainl were
:hotirs ... "for obvious ·reason•," · nqulred an an maJ« blfhw111 ln
: the' company said. tbt .eorm area: .
#
' I
membtn of a u.ma . ...-.-wGM
Co. crew boriftl b01le 'la bllnm
Avenue 1earcblnc lfli' a Iii Im W.n tba blut occurred. -
"We have no Jdu wUt caUlld tbe
expkllion," a IU COft1119111 IPOkilmlD
said. AU UM Unu bad beta shut off-la the area while tbt crew March·
ed for UM leak.
Th• company btC,.c an tn· vestiption. Two 1tate;or1 allo
were dilpatchtd to th• ICfDt.
The apJ01ion Jtftlld a 11111-block
Jon1;twCHtorf fr amt butWinf boallDg
-two lmanDce offlcn, a belutJ lbop,
. a real •ltatt offtce, & cMeatD1 lhop, . and thtlt apwtmeata.
The force of the Mut1w• IO peat
it tbnw Mn. RoM1la I 0...., 6e
at leut IO fttt from the baildlng
Into the 1trMt and shattered window•
tbrM block• away. Mra. 0.lllltr waa
ltl'loust.::r.-Late y rNeU111 beard IDOlfl•
1rom the debrl• .s c1u1 tran~:r for an hour. Tht1 fowicl a 1 • terrified doe· .
With Tear Gas
MUNCIE. Ind. (UPJ) -Po~ ffred
tear ga s cartridges today to break
up 1euffles between Netro and •hlte
1tudlnts '1rhich erupted ,when olaHea
be1aa at Muncie 1outil 1lde High
School.
Officials said the incl~nts were not
as serious as those "1Jelday when
fights rtiulttd ln tbt urest of eight
Negro student.I ud ~ to several
pertont, lnc:hadlnl pol.lcaau and
teachers.
Police chief Jamu· Cart1 aald
cl111t1 rt1umtd wltbout iacidtnt after
the early·mornln1 ICUlll11. Cl.rey said
the dllturb111ct1 ... ,brief.
School autbelrUln rtpo&"Uld th~re
wer• fw abltoteel toclaJ .. ·.
Offtclall had ·npectW ablenttellm
to be lll&h foDowlnc·· a walkoat of
about 150 Nqro atudtatl a f t e r
1'Mldly'1 iDcldtntl.
Coastal Clouds to Clear
Weather Bureau: After 'f..~iirsday Take Five Dry
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IHCHfS, the eMe11111tl 111111<11 11 3 WAIST WAIST TRIWS TWO TO FOUl
the lo1191tt ... u,cle 1114 ;, 111"che4 with ''"'''
bte11ti•• Co11tncti119 Eq11l,111111t " well " ,,..
ci•I Te"o Twitt t~i'"''"t• which 111•"" wi+ll .._, ,. ...... , *'•• ef .... lte4y •" ""llCll f ... , ...... .
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TRIM DOWN. Thia 111eci1I
eet1ct11~•t14 ,,.,,.,,, •ffecn "'ceuery r-'utf•
111 ell "" .f tile ~. Tltf• I• 11 ell .. ._... .. ,;.., ..,.,..... """ .... , .... ".. 141,.,.,,.-ef ,_
11hy1iul 41v1lo11111•"t con11ler 1114 ••rl" yMr
tliet requirt"''"h 4e,ert41"9 1111•11 Y"" ll''f'"'
wlthowt etl••ra• coll4iti-.. ye11r ,liy1iul 1"4
FACE TODAY ...... ; ........... .
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Speel•I Bqlwn
Couna SC.rt D9''41
~'CALL NOW''
AVllA•I COST " .
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SM°"1N• CIMTll J'allcb w."'...,.,. "'""'· f'tea Riii .._.,.. CMIW
or come by
today ~r a free
.W'IOU"S'ltif'.I tour and private
fitness or
flture analysis
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1'MI aM f~ AllAa llCUnm ... Direct fre• Eiir~ ..... ,.,,.. JOIN TODAY
S,,IRf'. bit• 111 ,;.u.1 1t1ts while Het Wllirli8f Millef4' Wefw. ..,,., .
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PITTSBUJlGH. Pa. CAP)
-The Cll'nelle Hero Fund Com.mi.Ilion announc:-s to.
day lt Md &war~ one
aUver medal md seven
bronze medals to California
residents for acts o f
heroism.
The silver medal ii ac·
companied by tl.000 and the
bropze by f150.
Michael V. MJrtinda:le. ~.
' a h i & h w a y engi.neerin1
technician from Anderson,
was the nldpient Of the
silver medal.
Martindale reecued
Bethene R. West, 10, from
a capsized cabin ~ oo
Lake Sha&ta lo June 1965.
When the pleasure craft
capsized, Betbene a n d
Cheryl L. Lawson, 3, were
trapped' underneath. Martin-
dale dove under tbe boat and
found Bethene lo a flooded
cabin breathin& from an air
pocket containing strong
g a s.o lion e fumes. The
Carnegie hero pushed the
girl through a window open·
ing and returned to lobk
for Cheryl.
He inhaled the gasoline
fumes and began to lose
consciousness, but found ha
way back to ~ sUrface.
When the craft was later
righted, Cheryl's body was
found beneath the cruiser's
flying bridge.
Two Lancaster m e n . ,
Donald N. Harris, ~. and
James D. McMaban Jr., 52,
Russ Says
Clifford
Real Hawk
MOSOOW (UPI) -The
Soviet military newspaper
Red Star attacked Defense
Secretary • designate Clark
Clifford today as "a real
hawk with a sharp beat and
tenacious claws."
''His soft baritone bas a
hawk's scream," Red Star
said. "He baa shown bis
claws. He ur1es a sinCere
program for the furtbre
militarization of the United
States and an expansion of
aggression."
Red Star said the U. S.
military "needed a hawk
without h ~ s I t a t I o n or
doubts" to ~place the "de·
Jected" Robert S.
McNamara.
"President Johnson founa
such a hawk with no dif·
ficulty atnol\g his m9st in·
llmalA! frieuds," it said.
"Being a real hawk, CUVJrd
is used to hiding in capitalist
jungl.?s. pat:tm ~tv waitin "
for a chance to put into
use his sharp beak ;l'ld
teuacious claws."
a~s•• '' ·•
Legislature
At Work
, •• IA JQ;A#.JJW
PRICES . .
EffEC11VE '
JAii. 31
to
. FEB. ,.
Hurry -s...
01.Y
$5.95
•I
FADED IWE ' .
WOii SHITS
lURnE llKK
SWEATERS
Lutnlter JACKn
e 100% WOOL
e ASSORTED PLAIDS
s1295
SIMMt Sleeve
IPOllT IHlllTI
s4•9
•lannel SHIRTS
e WARM· & COLOlf=UL
e Stock up to41y-DOf\'t wtlt
2i 1581
A .24-yetr-old assistant
Bof Scout uecutiv. from
~~llo waa award9d a
bronze medal for pulllnt
cYnthJa L. ~Lugo, 22, her
!uuband aod their mont"·old son and yea.r-old dauihter
lrom a burnillg vehicle.
PaUl F. Cr~ saved the
four after the.it car was in·
fit trimm er ...
look slimmer ...
UUllCA'I mm JUll • lllCl , ...
You'll lo~ more nt1t i nd
get mQrl WHr In LEVl'S-
11'11 erlgln1I blue jH na-
mtdt ofth1 world'• h11vi11t
all-cotton d1n1,.,. Why t1k1
1111 ltlan th1 '"' ttlln9?
Pacific Trt1ll
JACKETS
NEW PO..uLAlt COLORS
Navy, Yellow,
Ut. Bfue·, Send,
Dark Green
•1.000
I
Hero
valved in an accident. tum..
ed over and cau,tlt fire in
February 1967.
In May 1986. Vernon L.
Davies, .:.>, fouaht heat and
de.Ilse smoke to s a v e
Gregory .00 Kevin Foley.
9 an<l 11, from suffocating
durin1 a fire in a Novato
home. Patrick Foley, 7,
.,...
perished 111 the fire. Bronu Bill Hill, a studi!Qt, 21, 1
medal recipient Davie11 u p,ddled a 1urfboard tnroqb
a Police patrolman and lives UM cold and tu.rbuleat wat.r
In · Santa Rosa. • to aid Mrs. Jacklon. Re kltp4
Wading at the mouth of her afloat and from beinc
the Carmel River l n swept into nearby rocks dn·
February 1967, Martha E . ' t11 additional help a.rriWld.
J&won, 26. slipped and wa11 Hill. wbo was awarded a
eamed into the o c e a n bronze medal, Uvei 1 n
almost 700 feet from shore. Carmel.
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T-SHIRTS Qul~od all nylon ski 1
jackets with lip fronts. I
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lvll line ol STOCK Of All $M, lldjUltffle ..... t anrwf*t
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ITU'• •I tny eettl,. ne -n.r
._ celd '"' Mllt""1 ,.,_ i.a. no llerwtfvl fU-. I.., ,......,. BRAllDS AND
COLT HANDGUNS MODELS. fer cabin. *'t. Met, •
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Elizabeth on Block in Fall . Take Class ·
LOI ANGELES (UPl}-
Tbe liner Quetn !UUMtb.
younaer and tarter l1lter of
the Queen Mary. will be
placed on sale in November,
it wu announced Monday.
Lord Mancrott. deputy
chairman of C u n a r d
Steamablp Lines, told a news coDterence ithat on&.
r · AWARD WlNNER 1
1 The DAILY PILOT bu wan
m o r • awarda f t o m U. I
Oranp County Pn!la C I u b I
;ban any otha newspaper.
of tilt major ~n for
tb9 Queen &l.llabetb would
be San Franclaco. Otbtr1
inter .. ted a r e Honolulu,
Acapulco and cit1e1 ln Japan
and Allltralla.
He aald Cunard bu not
ncelved u many bidl for
Ellsabetb u it Sot for Mary,
even though Elliabeth ta a
better buy.
"The Elizabeth ia air con· diti'oned and she's alao got
an outdoor swimming bath.''·
he said. "She's got a la~
dry and she's got water for
21 days, none of w)llcb th•
· T• ellq)loyn o1 t b e
n. • .-u-.. _ &"'-' -•-Grand R.e.l ta Aaabeim are ,._. .. _, u.u. ''"' I -o ellfOlltd In <>ra.at Cout aot •. much more modern eon.,. •'t'tldnl elulel ta
eleetrie and p 1 " m b 1 n l bO.._. 1...... t t t ayat.em." ... "" e 1 a u r a n
Lord Mancrolt 1 a 1 d manacement
Ellubetb probably would be "You'r. DeVW tDo old to
141d to the bigbllt bidder learn,"...,,.. tbe botal'•
but if tbe company does not realdent muqer, D • an
receln a bld worth more Vance, wbo tlacbN OM of
than the break·up price of tht cl.ult•.
the ahip, it will be sold ,for The Grand Hotel la tbe
1ctap. l().1tory hotel formerlJ can-
Tbe Queen Mary was sold ed The Cren Kl'OM from
to Loni Beach, last year Melodyland Theater.
and is being used as a
tourist attraction and a con-yentlon center. Bank Slatea
Painting Show
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smaller, le114Ccurate m1J.
alle is not clear unle11, as
one oCflcial obeernd. 1'they .. (~) flrll& =. ls ... Tiit U*9d wU1 cnt.
, ~ '!1 IOvW Tbe Preildent did not
aaJd, bl fact, they aa1d tbe
lltett SOviet ssn 1cnr 1s
leas 11CCurate and bu Jen
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have started deployin1 a
just wanted to pat 1D addl..I ·
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at' ........ • •• bis budget meaaa1e but de· ~ ttue ofOclals uid their de-,...---------~~-------~ tD • • t t •,,. velopment la included in the lllllld 1t1 .._ llllllw tr d ernral hundred m i 11 i o n
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,..., ~ ~ thrM or more nuclear ~ 'ieahs capable of being di· 00 OffJclala ..id tlle atm $9 'to net.cf at wldely separated
deprtn the Soviets of t points in enemy territory. ~ to ~ ., !el 1 7be Unlted States now ~uracy nuclar al; llM ~.OM ICBMs, includin1 dJM=eDOQCb to ~ • dlcoy~uipped IClaute-...,.. US uc......---lllllD II, MO sinllt-1'1?bMd :it.a · · -11~ • .... men I and' M mulU-
wcniN·be made le • 'l'be Minutemen are abeut
to all but &net DUC1tir ta OM meptoa a n d solid·
BomftlUlfle' '(Jiiiie.-Nattom'
spOktlmen au~~ mepton, liquid-fuel TitaDa. now599
throuth addltJone1 d. p t h. tuelld. fJ'fth concrete and steel cover and All are l*itiontd under·
ll*lal bardeninC a&a1mt &round wftb & c • r t • 1 n s· . I GdnniM GW (left) and Carolyn Mollica, sixth graders at .senora SclM>ol in .
COit& Meaa. talk to ~ achanl• a mdent. Zeen•t Aman ot lDdia. lizth 161.n.eta Of~-amount of protection. Tbe u HEB'S le~ may Min-.':':.n==~ • . . I arJde teacher Mn. ~ Daria •mftirld for w. Am&ll q4 otbtr' a-t . ~$f'P ttudents to ~ to aUth sradm at Sonora. ~ aultlw ... tbe &ovt•ta haft D6t .._. ...,_.,......, __ .....,......., ______ -ai.-. ~-rfifll' OUR OWN
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'~tter cut of moat •. Socnon those tender, flawirful
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Servo with f9il·t.c.lrod potaton entl rl~h mlllhrMm•
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beach .ct ...... l .... IMt ... -..ur• .. nn.~1· tica by comblalq ,......., ltlO fMt tr IO ecrtet the .-:=-~ °' foar Ealiltcl Navy beam -narrow •OIP te ALWAV8 '1RST QUAll'fV
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U.S. Proposals
~..W.CS lo tht N•"J late. and 108 feet at the beam. rati W9$ for evaluation. of. '!be LHA could , catrr at f~ aaid Tuesday. The leNl'I Na .. batJalleibln· IN~wy wQl pick the wi'anlng d1Dt 'taam of uoo~ 'm6D. ~ -itt8liln within four m~ ".lhlk 'lec-.ry •ppo.rt.1nc &ine sourees Mid. equipment,· ao or 1 o
• Tbe 6ecll 1• .,..,,. betieoptu1. tub, o t h e r budatt uveUed Monday veblclet and aevtral landin1
providea tbt money for one boet1.
SEOUL (AP) -I o u t b abendon lU attempt tbroush UIA. and oth•r fUds wUJ Tb• landin1 craft wouJd
Korea.'• for.,. mil1nlr M · tbt UDHed Nations to get t.. Laid Mt ant ,ear for be. carried lll • floodabl• ..W todaJ tMt more at-the c:rtW nlealed. Security loq-llldUme ~mi I o r Wiil lD tbt LIM, allowinl
telltloa abcMM M ped to lM Coundl IDlebera reported tbrff-IDClte. • imbarklq ....,..... lo bead
Commmilt ,_,_ to u-no •UCCMI iD tllleir effort.a to '11M NPJ ~ for fqw' dlncU1 froal tbe b6c a11ault
..,.._ Pr11tfd Cbull1 llreat a U.1;4met1leaciloek flt ht btfaad. tho••· lhl.. lpto coastal waten
Hee Part ~ 1D N9tb ner P bwttation to North Mtboudl U>t exact ton· ~ ~ lo'4t4 boata.
Korea'• .... If ti-. 1181 x.or.a te,.... tbe councll de-flnrttlcm II IU11 belnc iroa· B•lieollW• 1"1DdMd from
i-.tblo. 111 ......... ~ Mtt. eel ~ tbe ~ a tu"" a.ck _,..\the w
mtetpadld 11 • e+11•• • U'D &llllllt •bit would ct WOUid IAd ~nt tao-
ol ~ dllpltalluPI --_ ---'-of . ·~ .40.tOo tons, Uct . .. _ _,au-of -.. ~.,.II\'-.-auUS many ~ • with U. S. _,.I( ... Nol'tb Korean infiltrations in • • • .;;: J
current Korua crlail. i ---~-1 · • • · The South Korea 1overn-rectnt .. .._. was the n-u s R • ts In .ti.., "" ~ .
m .. nt will "cate-...n, oo-vas1on of Seoul Jan. 21 by • , e· Jee VI ng _ ~ JliVJ_, _.at-mu suerrilla squad u.n-• -
J'OH" any ..SdttioDal U. S. der orders to kill President • moves to emphuiu the
Pueblo case 111 tffortl for.. ric~. a~o~e:re ~~ NArth Korea to . U.N. over.all settlement of the half 1 milt from Park's W •
Korean slt..Uon. J'onlC ruidenct. South Korean and , ··
Miniater Cbol Ktu·hM to American troops have 10 far tJNft'a> NATIONS <UPI) 'tbit"UmtM N ... ~.'th•
• Chonei• ~~-=~t111ment killed 21 of lbe intrudus -TM Ubited ..... bll n · PUlblG ~ .'~~on.
and captured eae. JeeW _J iuUllUoe tMt ]E~··· also will object to 1111 4trect Other dtve'°Pfnenb in I.be NOl"UI. Kona Dt bmtad to 8babl of .Niatan.
hilateral taJb betweea the Korean crt.111 included the tht Ualted Natlca to db· ,...ld. ot tbl '9curltJ
United Statte ud the North naumption bJ Nel1ll Korea cuu Ult PtMJ»lo laddtDt ..-tcimd1, ~ ·private
Koreans and to any ~-ol 1ntruloa attempta lD 1be fell" tie prtllfte• of NCll'th eaannatlOU ~ with
al to uchu,. h 'Putbao Amerleaa stet« ti the . Koreans without m... ol va&ioul 1bAlta ol IM 15-na-
crewmen for North Korean demJUtariud ZOllt an lllfY u,. 1bl9 ud CJ'9W ml&bt •· Uoa eaforct_,. )*SY flJf
ihflltratora. ti.C wli ~'"" 1 11r ~ to ·• war the tbird eomecatWe day.
n. RM ~.Ul t91H an omm It a ... , n pitch, --•tic IOUfCH Sbabi'• JDCIDINJ term u m~vn.:.o Seoul! ud""""' ~I 1aJd ....,. . · council pnaldent. tnds ct "A ba9ic •ttlemftnt of the Waabinswn that one Pueblo ,,_ ~Ali.lml in 1he . mlcJniCbt. Ht wm 1urn ~
current crilU Ues ill taking ••W11U111 WM chad but that United • lfadool 1ugge1ted Job over to Am'-41ad.Or Mi·
(ilrm meuant to,_. the tbt otb9'• WW• beinl .in-that it.th Kortan1 be lhvlt-pel. Sol&no \Aptl of Para·
security of the ~ of perly treated by I.be Com· ed to diicua the P\teblo Jn. IVY·. . ~ I
Koru and-prevent recur· mWU.ta. clded infcrmally u pert of WJtll a ~ suaeea·
rence of any 'pro.ocattv• Gia of.~ Jnd U.S. lnfan· effortile ;.t the Wllel and tion lat an tntennediary in
acts by . the North Korean try Dlv1s1on repelled four 83-man crew released. . the Pueblo case failing to
regime.'' ht dtci.rtd. Hparate iAtrusklll attempts Tbt \1.8. 1tnUmeat, dlplo-·rain support and the Soviet
In WuhbtttoD the Wt. by email budl of North matk IOUl"Cet •aicl. alto re-Umoa 1hltang its position to
House contia .. to Put Koreana Tuelda7 ad early ftec:ted a...._ not to dta· beck a bid to North Korea,
i.tavy stnet °" ~tic -th1I mornln1, • U · S · pleaae ScMlth Korea which the qUHUon of an invitatiOft
efforts to fret tM Pueblo mWtary 1pokt1~ said. No said pubUdy It WN ~ppoeed to Pyontyanll u sumed par·
crrewmen. Stn. J. W. "11· . casuatu.. were reported on to lnvtt.ln1 North Korea to amount importance.
briirbt. ([).Ark), chairman tltber aide.
of the Seate J'orllp Reta--DEAm VNoONl'llMED ~ons Conunlttee. liJ4 = Tbe U.S. Defea11 Depart· 1're~fut ~ meal Mid la Wuhington Pre~tdent JolmaOll he Ill tlaat ~ ol tbe death the imprelllol Jobnlon Wat
to hopeful of avoldbll mill· at • crewman wu tto talk of a deadllae for re-unccallnntd. But on Jan. -no talk of a deadline for t.· 23. the da1 .,.,_. tbe Pueblo
\eHe of the men. WM~ ~ Korea i,
At the Ualt.ed Nation•. a bn •«• a t t • t • m e n t
source famlllar wtth U. S. J*~ ~,._ • c.wfesslon
views said he believed lhe bJ tbt lhlp • capCalil:Cmdr.
United stat.a ..uM IOOll UoJd. M. BucW, ia. whk h
Famo·us
Timex Watches
froin' Zale~s
Serviceman
Asks Asylum
In Iceland
he said one of the crew wu
ldlled, a n o t b e r "heavily
wouoded, and two others
''IUbtlY ~ ••
!"atllet 'naud·ay. t b.
White Hoose ba<f reported
that it bad been informed
Buther and bi1 men were
bei.ot treeited properly .. and
the wounded are being given
medical care."
REYKJAVIK, I c: eland . .
( U>) _ George M. Noell, Chi• £ .l -k 2i. a U.S. '1ervlcerrum. bll " e 8 .tt.e .
asked for political aayJum . · · .
in Iceland saying he oppose! B mh ff a} u.a. pollc1 1n Vietnam. of. o l fidall repor18d today· 1
Noell w11 1tatloned at
Oceeside. .c&Uf;., w )\ e n In Viebiam
notified be waa to be-sent '° Vietnam. He croued ~e
border Into CaDada with has
wUe. an lcehmdlc girl, went
to New York, boarded a
LoftWr Icelandic Airlines
plant aDd landed in Iceland
Sunday. t 'nit Ice)andk 1ovemmen
la ~ his ap-
plScat*l for uyldllt. The
1\1111 11 that M Will be
gr• a t.• d aaylum Gift.
humanjtarlan grounds. *" nlueed to talk to repartln and UW. could be
lelrned of hit baokground.
It was underitood he ,..-as
bona. bi M.lliilsippi, his r.-r ,,., dlld in Korea antllls JDOlltr Uve1 in Tu·
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NEW DELHI (UPI > -
Premier Alexei N'. J<ovlin
of the Soviet Union and
Premier Indira Gandhi of
lndia jointly called today for
an "ancOftdltional 1l'oj)Page
of bombing l'I North Vlet-
n.am," which they said
would leacf ti MtotiaUons
for pe~e. .
Tbey also called f o r "~eneral arid c om p 1 e t e
disarmamen~ under strict
international control," an
early treaty to stop thfl'
spread of nuclear weapons.
and withdraw.11 of t.:raell
\foopa to ~ Jt:ne war posi·
tions.
The two h •* ol state alao considered estab1iah-
mcnt ol a Ayst.m ol Euri>-
Gl · S •ff peao sec u r lt 1 with Ue RI partlcipatiOJI of all Euro-
? an nalioat, "conatitutinl
K.!JJ _ Hi•gh 811 lmportant coutribution to UMJ the CUM ol eoeMlldatiOD
?l world peaet "
l B X-1"8 Mrll« ar 1. d Schoo o, '\/.· f:ndla to ptltcb up lta di~ :>VU el.. :Wltlt ~~ ...... of
CHICAGO (UPU -4 UM C.PUSl1! C b 1 I t 1 • hlia ec:Mol boy died~ ~~ l ft I ormtd
da1 after mifftnl --la Koly&la letl for kabul, ~.,... of a .frieDd: police, .\~ fW brW ta1kl
~ Pwe•mto, • 11. .oe w.th PrinM Min 11 t tr
of Mr. ...S Mn. Ed l o NoaRIDe4 S.nwll t n
PIM,..._"' JllftllAlad mite bli¢to Mo.icow,
de9I tt Jhnllml C.-TM ~ 'Pmnltr h:· mmtty Jlalptt-1. H• waa a \ltttcl Mr1. GavJbl tD .Ult =---at ,..._. Jti191 U. SnJlt UJdca u bl itlt. •nclint • 1J1-day vllJt to ... .... told 1GUl\I iDdia. .
!Wa ... toe* II .... ln· C.-anMnt T.-
baladoet °'st-wtlOe two Dri Attacb . r7 ., 1111t.,.. a t=tut ve LA AT ,pf9•
i..•nence 0::-e.,:;. Pro~ T~ea ---~-_ . " • w ,• a. • • • -· = '=-Nld OBe of -Los ANOi:La ((UPI) -t7 ,AaHION ISLANO-HIWftOif c•NTIR
PelanMD!t ~ ---A drJW to aboUlih ~ OflN "°"· a. flt. 'TIL t1H PJll •
.... ...... ... ~..... tasa bl CiUlllhM "'....... Alie•
a dtJ crdbte..i wtddl bw ~ h lltltt conaUtution 1u w. • It. hw•ua s.... ,... a. llJI of Clr'tllll tllim Wtl bt ~ 'nlcuMly O.,e11 Me11. I F.I. 'tfl t-0,.,. o tcCM11t +.4ey ol llut te ........ la Soutbcn Calllarnla.
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in standout fashions
.f~om Penneysl .,,,.
· Pentt•Y• has any dreu you JJffd to complete your
spring fothion wardrobe ••• oMJ all at the unbelievably
low price of $71 Yoo'd expect to pay more for these
quality drHIH in easy-core Dacron• polyester,
W'1ipped Cream•, acetat. i.,.tey, and cotton broad-
cloth. Shirtwaists, shifts and lldmmers in pleasing· colora
•nd livery patterns. Hurry i._ for the best 11l1ctlottl
Junior, Miaes and half sins.
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QUEENIE ly Phil lnterfancR ,1.75 Billion Auets
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Occidental Cor.p.,
Signal to Merge
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Occidental Petroleum Corp.
and Signal OU & Oas Co.
have announced plans to
merge.
Dr. Armand Hammer,
president of Occidental. and
Forrest Sbwnway. president
of SlanaJ, said in a joint
statement the two firms
readied "an understanding"
to mer&e Tuesday.
"Tne two companies pro-
pose to enter into a
definitive a g r e e m e n t
shortly," they said.
"Okay, now that we've had our little laush, lh&ll
we pt on to 90metbinr a bit more practical!"
The a.anouncement follow·
ed meetings of directors of
the two companies in Loa
An1eln. Stock holden still
must approve the proposal. Smog Risk
To Genes
Revealed
Under tbe agreement, a
tax-free exchange of com-
Leftist Role Charged
In Strike Vio"lence
mon and preferred stock of
both companies would be
made.
Eacb share of Signal com·
mon would receive .3'~ of SAN f1RANCISCO (AP) -
a share of a new series A bioJoliat 1ay1 HVtte
of Occidental '-1 preferred smog may affect aenes and
valued at $100 for pur'!>Oll<"!S cause bum• mlalations.
Fr•m Wtre Servlct1 nection with the demonltr•· of conversion, the ltatement The poulbillty w a •
LOS ANGELES _ Los tion, which left some 20
plate glus windows oi the
newspaper plant smithed.
said. asserted bf A. J . Bugen-
Eacb Slpa.l 1~ebolder Smith, a proft~ of
in additicm would receive for bioloO at tbe Qlli(ornia
each share al Sipai com· lnnitute '1l TedmolosY and
Antelel police today were
atudylaa the possibility that
"new left" organizations
may have played a role in
Friday'• violent demoostn·
tion at the Loa Angeles
Herald-Examiner.
Capt. Jotepb Stephens
said one woman wbo ex-
horted the crowd with a
bullhorn had been identified
as a Communi&t party mem·
ber. He added that one band
of ma.rdlers carried a ban·
ner beM"lng the n a m e
"students for a Democr-.tic
Society.''
StepbeM said the in·
formation may be b1med
over to the irand jury with
a requnt for • n in·
veetigatlon.
The officer said some
memberl of tbe labor com·
munity in S o u t h e r n
Callfomla refused to take
part in the demonstration
in support of the strilcing
American Newspaper Guild
(ANG) '*'-°" Uley feared
Violence.
The strikers today charg·
ed that the w i n d o w -
smuh.ing d e m o n atradon
was provoked from inside
the plant.
Sigmund Ar y w l tz , ex·
ecuttve secretary of the Los
Angeles County Federation
of Labor, sald tbat "penons
inside ttlt plant provoked
whatever happened later by
attaolling tbe1e
demonstrators."
Eight strikers were charg·
ed Tuesday with 18 . counts
of malicious mischief and
disturbin& the peace in con·
the man wbo dt9ccwe.red mon, or its equivalent of that much Loi Angeles
Sipal preferred, a portion 1 m 0 1 c 0 'ID • 1 f r 0 m
of • 1bare of Occidental automobile abaUltl.
M bin -common, varytna from .3086 H '"-""·-da t ... ac es fO .2708 of la Occidental e apo ... AUICS y a wt annual meeUne ot t b e rommon ahare, based on Amelie• MeteorologicaJ
S bed Occldental'1 •bares before Society. mas ib tbrff·for~ split. The ingredients in smog
The new company would that might cause abnormal
In Bay Area be named Sipal Occidental cban~s in l n he r it e d
Petroleum Corp and would charact.erWk1 are oxides of
have total assets ol about ni\rogen, he 1aid. These ox-
SAN Jo'RANCISCO (AP) -tt.75 billion and combined ides are the dtemical.s that
The ne11ly montl1 • lone revenues at mare thu f:I turn Southern CalUornia sky
strike against S3n P'ran· blJlkm annually. • dirty yellow even when
<' l • c o ' ' t w o m a j o r Si ai ... .m be d vilibllity ii not m u c b newspapers continued today ID wUA oper.tte as oblcured.
following a n outbreak of 1 wholly owned subsidiary Haa1en-Sm.ith said studies
violence in the Eut Bl) of the new company. have shown that nitrogen
Diret.1ors proposed t:te ap-.oxides ca uie mutations in vea. .....i .. tment of Samuef B. M th 35 m lb rua viruae1, wbicb C O n I I S t ore an men s a -Mosher, ""-:-.. of the d t ttin. · hi nd -.i.um... almost entfrely of 1enetic e ypeae g mac nea a board ol SisnaJ, a s material
w r e c k e d photoengraving chairman ol the new com-The carriers ot 1enetic in-
equ1pment in the nonunion pany, with S h u m w a Y formation are o r g a n i c
plant of the Conlta Costa chairman ol tbe necutive chemicals called a m i n o
Times and the Concord "Ommi••~ and Hanun----'-:-.. 00· t " W9 VA &~ lf0Upa, WUM,;U are S ~ec Transcript Tuesday. maminC &I preaideat and to attack by nitrogen oxides,
Dean Lesher, publisher of chief uec:utlve. • Haagen-Smith said. "The
the papera, taid the oul-Ocddna1 Petroleum i.s oxides of 11ttrogen in the
break apparenUy was based dtnnlfied inl«eltl, in-(orm of nJtritet react readi·
on "\he theory that we have eluding oil, 111, sulPhur, ly with amfno groups to
been helping the Los phosphate rock. fertilizer form alcohols," he ex-
Angeles Herald-Examiner, and home building. plained.
which Jt un true." 1;::::;=============;;c:;:====;;!
"We have no COMe<'lion
whatl<>t!'t~r wUh the Loa
Anaeles • San Franchco newspaper 1triltes," Leiber
said.
The Herald-Examiner bas
been publilhinl with noou·
olon help since it wa• struck
Dec. 15.
Damage to the Times-
Transcript plant in Walmlt
Creek was estimated at
more than $20,000.
Marijuana 'Impostor'
Due Medical Treatment
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
The judge aaid Gridley Lor1-
mer Wrllht wu a skt man
and an fmpostor and sen·
t.enc«t him to 90 days of di·
agnosls and treatment in
state prison.
Wright, a bearded 33-year·
o Id Yile graduate and
Big Storm
Subsides
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The winter s$0rm U.t lub·
ed Northern callfonda with
snow and rain fot three
days subsided today.
Huvy snowftlD in tbt cen·
tral Sierra Nevada ended
and rains dtenchln& the coast and 1nlaDcl valley•
&topped .. the .... front
moved aoutll of t b e
TehachalJb.
Al tbl dorm blew on ln
the aouib, 1tven pereoat bed
died ii sc:dmld traflk a~
cldeaitl. but aevenl mlaalhg
penoGa '¥ been nawd or r.-.... wilt help.
Draft Reagan
Group Formed
LOS ANGJCLES (AP) -
A Dnft R ..... for Pr•
den Ooaml .. .11 WIC fonMd .. Loi ~ ..,.,.
Val Valda. a Loi Ancllll
~
Velda la.kl tbtt aboulcl
Ow ....... '*omt • ca-
...... eampai10 foun· ...._ d be •ell
w"t ••~
former county probati~ ol-
flcer wu convicted o f
poaaessins marijuana.
"It is quite obvious that
I am not a criminal,"
Wri&ht said Tuesday of the
sentence. "I'm Insane by bis
standards, by standards of
the court and by standards
of the establlsbment it
represents."
Wright, convicted Ocl 18
and given five 1eau' pro-
bation, was arrested near
Yreka in Siskiyou County
Jan. 18. He bad been
ordered not to leavt Lot
Angeles County.
Brandler sakl Wrlebt Jsacl
violated five of lliDt con-
di Uons f« probation, in·
eluding publlclJ advocatlllg
use of dru1s. Wrllbt baa
said be used drup 1n
rellgfous observaoees.
Wrilbt. dressed la a
bu<:btin shirt tad f8ded juns, was denied ball ,_.
din( an appeal.
Mammoth
Bones Found
LONG BEACH (UPI)
The boot• ot a ~
-a prebilt«ic eleslbant -
were found 1'1tldaJ bf coa·
etructioll work«• IA1tD1 a
ftter Jlipe line Jut llCll'th
of LGal ... ""Wtptl
Airport.
Tbe ~•••• wtr·• ditc.'Overed .. 17 Mt
II .. ,, .,.., 1tt Service •••
He'd love Your Photograph
on Valentine's Day!
It'• .... Mid~ .......... ,_ ....,, Aowa,...
....... _.. .... .,.,, ....., ,........,,. wll be."•••·
._. • ..,..... .,, .... ....-•••• ,..., ....... ef
• ~ fwM9 ........ ..,, ,. ..., ......... .., .... ...,. ......... ~ ,.... ............ ,.....,.,,
OUTSTANDING VALUE!
...... ,. -ti• .,...,..,,. ~"
btlow' tne aurfaee. 'nMJ
Wtrt Identified at. ln&m•
moth hones bJ • Loot Jkldl StN Collep t1e11lt,,.__ ________________ __..
member. 1t'bo noted that tbe
....,..... curled t U S k
,....... upward ud 1111.
I •
. } . '
All Penney Stores Open Every Nitht Monday Through Saturclay
I I
'(' ~ .
A£.~!!~I . EBRUARY
·llar911J.n daysl
\
....
TDl::IAYI
Easy care tier curtains to
d.ress up your windows
.... u ·
" -
.. .
'6" x 11 " vet.Me
C. uChet•k•!' Popllar notutol cotton osnoburg
~ with colcwful eotteft frinee. Hand walhoble.
a.a.. .tural/..W or Ntural/Of'""·
Wx24" 2.98 .. .. ., 3.49 .... ,.. 3.49 .
-2i59
E. "Mediterranean!' Fmhionable fibereloa• M'-
1oina with the look of burlap. Contrasting trirn batMI
and string fringe. Han.I waeh °"Y• Yellow, f*JcMo
60" x 24•
W'xJO"
60" x ,..
1.98
2.19
2.29
1.39
P--r't _,. .... turtain ,.. .... , ........................ ......
flflilh.7/16.,. TEii ................... ~ ............
,,,_.. 55c .,. ....... ...
.. .., 99c
c.r. .......
ate 1.29
( Herbor Shoppin9 Center)
HUNTINGTON BEACH
(Huntington Canter)
NEWPORT BEACH
( Fe1hion Island )
;.
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BEAT• NOTICES
BALTZ MORTUAIUES
Corona •• Mat OR Mt11
t esi. Mesa ID UGI
BELL BRO~DW A Y
MORTUARY.
I It Bnelway. c.tU MeP
lJ a-sm
PACJnC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARJt
Ce•ekrJ • MeirtllarJ Qapel
-Pldlle View Drive N..,.t Bad. caftfenla .... ,.
PEES PAJllLY COLONIAL rt1NDAL BOO "'1 Bella Aft., ........... --0018'1 MOB'ftlART ............
~~
W'!STaD7 MOll'l"JA Ill en & ~ k . &.,;Ca .. _ ...
I
IHvortt•
Radiologist
Ap,J)Oinbnent
Postponed
ORANGB -Plana to im-~ a ticLA radiologist to
bead the Oran1e County
Medical Ceater's :r • r a y
depuimeat here w e r e
quickly halted Tuesday by
dubioul county aupervilors.
' 1'1e board shelved
Per10G.Del Dtredor Wullam
Hart'• reconnnHdatioa fM
the blriJll of T. T. OU, ctr·
reaQy coerdhahr el
~ ldeftees at
UCLA, pead.1nc study of the
a,ppllcation by C o u • t y
Administrative 0 I f i c e r
Robert Thomas.
PLACENTIA -o.ect'a·
tion ~vandals ti .. Yorba
c..•1--...-11nal.ler ....... ~ .. ,aots lil ~ c.., .. decried 're.-, ..... Ma. Tuel·
day wtw> ordered 1tudie1 a1
bow belt to protect the
areu.
Supervisor William J .
Phlllipt Mid fe.nces were
smuhed at tht lJth Century
Yorba Cemetery in the
Pla""Ua area as recently
as last Saturd11y He said
can were ckivee throucti
the-irouncts net thains at· tacbed to tombstones to pull
them down .. d destroy
flem.
"It is enough to ma.ke you
want to cry w"en you see
the horrible damage these
1eugg have done," Phllllps
nclaimed. ''I ~\d like to
IM.nd ~ theri :-with a
lhotp aod fti\·fOr them.''
SUpervilol' David L .
...... wbo ~the
dilc!ullloo, said, "'nlil bu
t.ecome a • iDcreulngly
..-matt.. We must lb.t1 m-.. 1o pntect
iheM thriDel ti W*ric and
.ellli.meatal ...... Maybe
an ed.ucltional tr• I r a m
~be~... \
Pblllipl ·-..., of Ute ,..... .,.... • Ill t b •
cemetery 614 .. .. 1850s
Ud tlM, tome M Nrly IS
1123.
.. It concerns me that thl1
man, who currently earu
$1,498 a month, should be
prepared to come to Oru1e
DMHlCU ,..... . Coqnty (or "1f,., $upervilor '-'*• J. M...i..,. ic-... I. M11U11 D vid •-~-He Nkl bo4tl rate. ln a
chain liDk fence were torn
off Saturday nlpt. "Some
of 111• belldltonu llave been
takea from the p.inda and
have been found tn other areas ti die~.··
• ...,. M. WI...,.,..._,, E. wi.-a uaacr uid. "I don•t
o.;1!.,l~":. ...._ .,. wim-doubt hla ~Hftc.atlou -
L'::... •· Mow9 " J.-"*" but I do wonder' if it was
s.i .... •. HIMMI .,. o.i-A . ......_ neceu~ry to lrlre h l m K•""'" ~" "' o-.. ~-........, without first Jooldnl closely ,.,.. .,... .. ,,,..,... • ...... at our a\att be-" · A. Gr.....,.,t • .,.
Jedi L. 11edl11ur11 ... ,,...... a. Hart defended the a,.: =~ Kl..,. ._. _,... c.. _plication u beinf "from a 'n. bean\ dedded to ex·
plore flVecy avenue t o
preserve the graveyvds.
The Sblrlfr1 Department is
to be queried as to proposals
for better protection and the
County Adminittrative Of .
ficel' and other ollicial1 ask·
ed to .a.dY tbe situation .
ic1111ur1 man who could greatly ~;., 0""'--" .,. cwi .. L. enba~ th l 1 particular
~:" ...,,:.-va ._. .. , department with hit skill
._ .... ,.., .,. ..._. ~ ..... ud superior lmowlecfie. He
u:. -'-" .._.. .,.-··~ MW 1'fll eertaJnly be hiJ'ecl H
._... "· H advance step ba.sis to ~~-=-"'=~i~ put him over, other ......... ,,_ employe.<1." Hart said, "but Je;;_~ 0'-" "' L.,. .M ... 1e we see no problem in that
11..,. ~1a1 "'"* w · Lell AM procedure." u ... a.r111 '--HM ... c11et1er Thomas will report to the Disneyland
Comm~ty
Awards Set
J~="' N#fwr t..••-supervisors on the matter
Lii* -""*-\"& l..,.. lrvllt nest week • .,,,.,,_
ArttWT H.. "-"" J ..... IC. IVY" JM« Oertleft .V-ld va C.rl luM Ar~ It~ c:Yrtl ~ ¥t NeM
.o:,:: ~Ga ....... "' ·-o.;..;;;r-"
ThellN J, ~ n H..,,,. L. "......... . . Lok IA. ~· "' 'Slllle,), Sl>..ictlw "°'3f ..... l,. ~ .... ltOMkl l . '"•"'"" EdYIJI• L•v•M White va Jolln A...,.r
Whit.I M.rl' J. F•lcefl ¥1 llo0t<1 CM rlel "•leoft l.lfldra A. SIMlbln v1 John r>. _.,.,
Vlftlnla MclCI,.,,.., v• "-W-.dl
MclClllMY o~':"~ ... c~JtM
-rl• Hernandet Wlllt• v1 J1dt A.
Whit• Adrl~~ M. N-m•n .,. John I'.
Neneman
Nan<:y Let Ts'(IOr "' C.ry Fi. T•Ylor' -rl..,. LOUIN Oi.11 WI .MicllMl J•,.,... Oiell, Jr. NM!CY •1111 c .. nw.. v1 Jeue MclC•
Cu flldae Vivian A H-ieln V1 Jadt J . ...,..""' ~ndra Lou AU1mtn ., Jolln Err.-11
Allsm.tn hllier L. 11,,_, .. ltkMr• H. Simmon• · P•lrlclll Am c..mplloll W ltOM14
Orr C•m•U · •
PeuliM M Mori-v1 J1mtt w. Mciff-" James A Wirf VI lt11¥ JH n Wirf
M1r91ret Joe" W"'*ler ,,. Gflrtl4 P Wlnltler ,
Elaine N. Crev.., "' G-•• Wlllltm
Craven
..... ,..... --1:'1 1.m. T~tdey, rescue, 17212 ltfftl .......
11:.M •·"'·• ntteue, !If Miii! SI. 12:1J 11.111 .. retcve. lMI Hunllr>et ...
unter Sets
First Phase· } ANAHEIM -An Orange
.. ~ty organization w i I I
SANTA ANA -County · receive '5.000 for ll~ com-
superviaort Tuesday ap-munity service at the 11th
proved conttruction of the a.n.oual Dllneyland Com·
$1.5 millloa first pbaie of munlty Service Awards Lun-cheon her. Feb. 14 at
the North . Oranie County Disneyland Hotel.
Regional Cavfc Center. Th .11 b 26 oth ~he $8 million facility will awar':se t:liog e $ 2 5 , 00e~
ultimate!>: hou~ 18 Superl?r which will be presented to
and mu111clpal courts. Sax other orfamutions selected courtrooms will be made avaHablt with completio f b>: the 1981 Awards Com-.. · n,o m1ttee J~~1 arutial phase of the pro-Incl~ded on the 1 9 6 7
More than 700 emptoyes Awards Committee are Maj.
will work tn the completed · Gen. William G. ~rash.
facility which will occupy U~MC, El Toro, chaar~n :
17.8 acres of land in the Miss A g n e s Blomquist,
HillcrestP a r k .Ha r b 0 r Newport Be a ch·; ind
Boulevard-Sunnycrest Drive Herberi L. V. Co ff e Y ,
area of Fullerton. Other Westminster.
c o u n t y departments oc-'nle purpote ?f the ~warda
cupying areaa in tbe new I.I to provide mcentave for
building will include the crg.anlut:ions in 0 r a n g e
manbal'1 office district at-County to undertake and
torney'a d i v i ~ion and carry out projects of com-
prisoner detention areas. munity .ervice.
Ave. -----------------------
.
Road Study
Qkay Given
SANT A AliA -County
participation in • State
DMslon of Hllhways study
of "Meth Orange Coast
arttrial b'alfic systems"
was approved Tuesday here
by countY 1upervbors.
Notlnt tbal the 1tucly wa1
to be carried out by the
No11h Coast Tran1portation
Coordinating Cemmittee "at no C4K lo ~ 'COUDty,"
Su~rvbor David .B a t e r
urted adoption of the pro-
posal.
Specific stud)' • e c t o r •
havt nol yet b e • n
deslsnated b'{ tht ftlte aroup. But l 11 expected
that "north coa1t troublt
1pots'' will rtttlve clou
ac:rutiny, said a COl'l'nlttee
1pote1m1n.
"HOMEOWNERS -:
BORROW •500 to
•10,000 OR MORE
-BY PRONE"
Wf c•E Tl YOUll ..
YOIK llftdtrst~ .,._ i. ......, t• ewo~e
'JOIK lofn ricllt N ltle ......... .._ c.tt It 'JOIK
llelle to 11111& tll •ttllt ..,lmtty _, COflfidllttially. S. call 111111 tMe, tM ,... tllt ._ 1111 it is to lier· ,.. .. ...,,.... ....
COISOUDATf YOUR lllLS-
C&IT MOllTHLY ,AYMUfTS II HAll l
• (• If ,...,. ~hind OR 'fO'/( jlrtstflt hollst payintnb,
tf lltW '-t• IWlll4 doWll ~ otlltfs. Uniotl e111 lo• c.;"' It '°" tf J'llll' PfOperty's .al11t. IWO'UI 111«1 ......... 1" lileuPt ltt °" ttqllttt. ,.., -... "'" ill ..... ,., ,. ... 24 llouf$. ... '°" utlt ••• ..., -,_...__$ 4.11 "1fff111 JM* ttlllsl Mil bt· tt•.--S US
Clllle ,..,. I lllllUI W ,"""' $2.•-$tt.•
'" ... HtM-!Mtlt rn"' ~UI .... ,,..... ......... ,_ $4.----..UJ2
......, -"-1 ..._--S4UC ... ..,,,
A.
I
' . AH Penney Stores 'Open Jvery NI ght Monday Through Seturilelfi . . -I
AL!t~!!~'1· FEBRUARY
bargllin· ••~s!
SPEC IA
euvs-1 . . . -..
No'f' chdose c;i ny of these
'., .
STAY NEAT KNIT
UNl·F~RMS . .
.$
ONLY EACH
,
fotflion right spring uniforms •JMtiolly pri~ fot the wiM Caffef
9lrll Set slimllntr shift&, brisk pltoltn, eoty Wtof' two pcwttn , • •
•nd to mo11y more, yo11'1l hen to Mt. fot ycwrMlfl All lft the
eotittt <Ort nylon blend knita thcrt woth in • wink ••• ~ry in elfMtt
,.. tiiNI J\/lt • tcwch of 1ht Iron i• ell the fv. they11 rww Medi
Sl1M for jufti9rt, petltt1, "'"-• e"41 hoff aiUt lft ltlil tell..-•
COSTA MESA
( Harlr>or Shoppin9 Center)
HUNTINGTON BEACH
(Huntington Center1
!,,,
' I
~ ........ .,......,.
Wt,. cl• .. exf#lf _..,• ef c.n.. (pr....tc.Me1 I W. ..... ....... .., ... ..,..._ ... ~ ........ ..,......, .....
10.99
NEWPORT BEACH
(Fashion Island)
.. ... .. -.. .. .. . .
' 12 DAJLY PILOt ~. JMuarJ 31, 1968
FOR MEN
I llU&IEJI SOUAIE-2 70 E. 171H, COSTA MESA
ONCE A YEAR
"HONEST TO GOODNESS"
JAN. 31st
FEB~ ilOth
TO OUR MANY flRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS: FOR THE PAST EIGHT
VIARS WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A REPUTATION FOR HOLDING AN
HONEST TO GOODNESS (SALE) ALL MERCHANDISE flROM OUR
REGULAR STOCK Of FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MANU·
FACTURERS.
AU.: WOOL
SUITS
SUPERBLY
TAILORED
1 ·2·3 IUTTON
POPULAR SOLID COLORS
MD. •UT, LT. •llT, ILUI.
llOWN, CHAI.
SUITS
u~ uu
55.00 •••.•.•• 41.88
65.00 •••••••• 44.88
80.00 •••••••. 59.88
I 00.00 • • • • • • • • 84.88
125.00 ........ 19.88
1'HONIST TO OOODNISSn
ONCE A YEAR
SPORT COATS U•. SAU
29 . 95 •••••.••• 22.88
39.95 ••••••••• 29.81
45.00 ••••••••• 33.11
59.50 ••••••••• 44.11
"HONIST TO GOODNISSH
ONCI A YEAR
JACKETS •••• MU
17 .oo ..•..•... 12.81
20.00 ••••••••• 14.18
25.00 ••••••••• 18.88
35.00 ••••••••• 25.88
42.50 ••••••••• 31.88
37.50 ......... 27.88
55.00 ......... 38.81
"HONEST TO OOODNISS"
ONCI A YEAR
Pullover Sweaters U•. SAU
12.95 •••••••••. 7.88
I 5.00 ......... 11.n
16.95 . . . . . . . . 12.88
17.95 . . . . . . . . . 13.88
19.95 ......... 14.88
32.50 ......... 18.81
"HONIST TO GOODNESS"
ONCE A YEAR
CARDl&All SWUTIRS
13.00
15.00
16.95
19.95
29.95
SALi
• • • • . . . . . 6.88
• • • • . . • . . 11.88
. • • . . . . . . 12.81
• . . • . • . . . 14.81
......... 19.11
VAL TO
$~5.00
s
MINIMUM AL TERA TION CHARGE
ON SALE ITEMS
"HONEST TO GOODNESS"
ONCE A YEAR
CASUAL SLACKS
COIDS Reg. 8.00 & 9.00 4.11
WASH 'N WIAI R..9. 6.98 1.11
NO llONS Re9. 7.00 J ...
DISCONTINUD COLOU-llOUN SIDS
DRESS SLACKS
25 .. SOo/o OFF
"HONEST TO OOODNESS'1
ONCE A YEAR
*DRESS SHIRTS
SHOIT SLDVIS
SHOIT SLDVIS
LOH SLllVIS .
'Reg. 5.00 2.11
Ret. 6.00 J.11
R-.. 6.00 J.11
•HOKIH SIZES
''HONIST TO OOODNUS"
ONCE A YIAA
SPORT SHIRTS a•. SAU
5.00 •••..•••••. 3.11
6.00 ••.•.••.••• 4.48
7.00 •••.••.•••• 5.31
8.00 ........... S.11
''HONl!ST TO GOODNESSH
ONCE A YEAR
TIES u•. SA.I
2.50 ........... 1.SO
3.00 ........... 2.00
3.50 ........... 2.50
4.00 ...... ~ .... 3.00
SOX .... MU
1.00 .••••••••••. 61c.
I .SO ••••••••••• "" lie
"HONIST TO GOOQNISS.,
ONCE A YEAR
SHOES
SLIP.oNS & OXFORDS
l&.ACU AND llOWMI
MOHN SIDI
25 .. SOo/o OFF
''HONIST TO GOODNISS•
ONCE A VIAR
JEWELRY
GI~ Items
1/3 OF~
SORRY-NO REFUNDS, EXCHANGU OR LAYAWAYS
IONUS TAILE ._ ...... -• --A·W.,,..... ........ _ ................ , ...
MitC...-..eT ........ ........
FOi MIN
I llJ.&IEI SCllAll-2 70 E. t 7TH, COST A MESA °'9n Thun., llrL 1tt( f '-.M. SitvNey IYL 1tU 6 ,.M.
For Tlie
Record
·Dlvoree•
TMRU SAT. ONLY!
REDUCED I
Big Mac· Penn-Prest•
never iron work sets
I SHIRTS PANTS
Reg. u3.98 Reg. 4.98
1
NOW 3.33 NOW4.U " Thit Pen"""91t poty.sfer I cottoll fiMline twi11 work ..t wfll stay hsh and new 1oollno WGlft aftw
wash without ironlngl Shirts en tailorM with French fronts,*> front flap pock• ..t ...
sleeves. Pants hove plain fronts, cuff.d hems and a sturdy bross zipper. ChOrcoof, Oltv.wiea ..
Pull ,.... of men's sizes.
Ru11•d wor~
1ho• dHignecl
for extra wearl
l "leet
11.99
13.99 .........................
Neo,,•ne ..hf•A crepe rvlw .............
Mee .... eder4 retlm ell wttJi
Du hnt ...,,._. .,mhelfc ,....,
....s..t .....
HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORl BD.iCH
(Huntington Ci .... ,)
~--------·---~ ~--...... ..-..... -
I
. .. .. ' /
, ~.
SHOW ITOPftERS -Mrs. Dtck lUopeDe (le(t) studies her script
while Mrs. Earle B. Pore puts Mr. Topper and ~ Girl through
their. paces. The women wi! "stv," along w1th other Bminess and
Professional Women's 'Club iDembers during the Boss-of-the-year
Awards Dinner Feb. 18 in the Mesa Verde Country Club.
•
I ...
Bridge Benelit
OC Alpha Phis
Are All Hecirt
Southern Orange County Alumnae of Alpha Phi are
aware that medical research and treatment would be al-
most 100 percent curt~ i 1 e d without generous
contributions. -
So, they are getting to the heart of the problem by
staging their annual fund-raising benefit, a bridge
brunch to ftnanclally support the alumnae'• national
pbllanthropy, cardiac aid.
Having given . enthusiastic help in the past to the
Hw't Fund, Alpha Phi nationelly bas been the largest
single oontribub'. During the past 20 years, the group
bu been credited with a total of almost $1,000,000 to
this worthy project.
A further aid in this field is the volunteer service
of 20 members who iN serttng 11 district chairmen
for the annual Heart Fund drive, with Mrs. Margaret
Hatch a.urning duties u Newport Beach drive chair·
man .
. Chairman of the benefit, which is scheduled to be-
gin at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 8, in Irvine Coast Coun·
try Club, is Mrs. Robert Pflimlln.
Assilting her are Mre. William Hersey, res·
e"ations chairmatl: Mrs. H. Lawrence Hlgbey Jr., dee·
orations, and ltn. Daane M. Zink, publicity. Further
information 11 available bY callinl{ either Mrs. Pfiimlin
at 846-7884 or Kn. Heney at 87&-2993.
PbilanthnJpy dWrmu of the area group is Mrs.
William Campbell.
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HEARTS AND FLOWllS -Valentine frames daintily
decorated with paper flowers, lace and net will adorn
Irvine Coast Country Club Tuesday, Feb. 6, when South·
ern Orange County Al~ of Alpha Phi stage their
• .....,, ,,_,, it, INe NIKM-&.a Pt .. II
Best :Boss
'Ble.ssed'
Better watch out, better not frown, better be on
your best behavior -that's the word being passed to
bosses of Business and Profesional Women of Newport
Harboc.
The man who passes the "test" will be crowned
Boss of·the·year during the BPW's annual awards din·
ner scheduled Sunday, Feb. 18.
The gala &Cfair, which will be staged at 7:30 p.m. in
the Mesa V~ country Club, has become a traditional
highlight of BPW club activities and recognizes outstand·
ing civic and philanthropic conbibutions of local busi·
nessmen ~md women.
Bosses and their wives will be guests of the club, and
the coveted· awards of Boss-Of-the-year and Girl-of ·the
year will be announced during the occasion.
Adding to the evening's fun wiD be a truly "Great
Shew," a variety show whose entertainers wiH be BPW
members. The show's "stars" have rehearsed diligently
since November, according to Mrs. Orville Schlueter,
event chairman and variety show producer and director.
"Stars" of the show will be the Mmes. Earle Pore, A.
. E. Naegeli, Helen Cole, C.R. Chamberlain, Richard Rio-
pelle, J. W. Broback, Stena Craig, J. B. Hamit~ F. R. Fox,
Vergil Oakden, John P. Palen, E. C. Hutchison, R. E.
Chandler, Joan Soule and Herbert Hope.
More are the Mmes. Frank McCarty, Lois Law, Dor·
othy Jo Swanson, W. A. Rosenfeld, Don Southworth, Ruth
Gerrish, V. L. Brubaker, Wendall C. Wood, Barbara
Ritchie and the M.i.saes Nettle Wise and Sharon Watson.
major benefit, a bridge brunch. Admiring decorations
are (left to right) Mrs. Margaret Hatch, Newport Beaeh
Heart Fund chairman and Mrs. Robert Pflimlin, benefit
chairman.
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Why Try . tO ~opy If It Turns Out to Be One-Of-a-kind?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am bebll
marrled in Asril nd lMm ubd fift · ·
frlendt to b9 brfdelmlddl. One of
the bridumakls .. ,. it'• atupid ..
rpend 915 tor a clrela that abl can
copy for one lbtrd the price. 8be
bu aanounced tbet .. la .,.., to
make her *-· Tlavt ,... aome
of the ..... • bu whipped up
oe her llWi8' ma cb 1 D • and they
10ot ..ry •'boatemade.'' Alto, It'• Im·
pefl.ib.. lo mPcb fabricl and her
W. 11 bcnmd to loot dlfrereat from
.. olhln. My mother •uuesta I ten ber that
U ahe cal''\ afford tt buy the dnu
I wUl undaltud ud UCUM ber from
beln( lD the ftdd1Dc '*11·
Tbil '1t1 .... *" • pd friead
for 15 yelrt lftd f W1lllt ID-~~ ~Mp. ~l-HOBROnaj~
miatakea and no one ls any the wiser.
So plule, Ann Landers, don't try
to 0"9 the public the impression that
•""'1 phyaiclan who hangs out a = la a paragon of virtue, ln·
c of error. Tell lt Ulte It It.
-CALLING DR. KILDARE
DEAR ll'VILl.E: Tiie .._. ..e. -.....e. You laid all IW'feona must D~ CAWNG: Tbere are fn. .-pMalet ud bad 1cton • ,,_-drt iiiN • cu • a l e . do a bioplJ ftnt and that no reputatile flefi, alld u.e medical pro-
IM 111111 It .., -...,.. 8lae ...-. phylidan would perform such a • eseeptloa. Uafortuaately,
ftat -• w.111 ..,.. aat operation anleaa the biopty ibowtd a n. a ,_,...., It ••tenpW.loa• or
U aae .... .e ..... Offer te,., mallpancy. You 11 much u c~ ....._ a jeb aomeo• becomet
... ...... .. ... ...... ., tbe ftlDaD. liar. ""·· ....... ..... ..., .... a. frte ...... II ,... MaJ I direct your attention to the f btw., .. pnfe11 .. a, ltowner, -.X. ... , 117 ~ "reputable." I would not artue tMt .... Rd 1 eMNde...._ jeb
the point tbft the majority of phyat-ef ,..., tt. on memben. Pett
cians m"t reasonably bonat, tome , '"' Hll .... , plryttdnt It of •
are even bt1hly principled. and• mr .. a.,.euee. Me4ICllJ or1un.
are totally dedkated. but that •ttll U.., ....,, 1tmte u4 udeul, are
leavet a number of tnlft·bunllT. pnaAlllll ut t1W1ut la tWr fldlt
m0De7·btmlrf ICO\lftdttlll, not tit lllft-.,.._ .. .._ ... • • • e k 1 •
tion cbronk 1Jcoholica who bury tbeit ¥11111eal ....... an ewtaaUJ
belDC elevatH 1111 Me411eal A1tclft Com-
mittee• la die ua..'t llolpttala. Ad-
cUUollal aafe...,.. ..,. pro.We• by
U&btellla( diio ftMlelretHDtl ft t
ltotpjtaJ cerllfle"1ea JnjJvlaS tiN1
padeet care.
Wltetl ne et81Nen &lat befon die
Abraham rlenor npwt la lilt,
"doeton" 18 ••• ltatet were por· mtuecl to praedce ...... by W19e or a eertllleate parellaM w u HUJe
aa 91 I MJ tile mttUcal ,,.., ... be
made enorm09• ltrhlet. AD pr.-
fetliou alilMJd do u weD.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: 0 u r
d1ughter has been married for two
years to a ~alled S o u t h er n
genUeman who la .UU calling me
"Hey You." It would pleaM me lf
be called me Mothe.1' or I'd iJadly
1ettle for "Mra. " or
IVID •tty. but this .. Hey You" lJ
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... , .... , .. .... •• ..... '.,I • .. .,19._ ·~ & .............. ...._ ..... .,._._ ............. ,.. -.lf•4lt• ~ ........ .,. ..... 1 ..
ietuni on my nerves.
I'd like to tell him tu a dtl6
way to cbaqe his aalutatloo. ._
abould I do it? -ARKANSAS
TRANSPLANT
DEAR TRANSPLANT: W111 lie.
11btle wltll a lammoi:? Tell ~
1"'Ve bid enoqh ef tbe .''Jle.1 Y~ ad If lie foeu'& wu& to call
Betty, Mn. wtll ...
11 aleoholllm a 4ileue? Bow•
the alcoholic be treated? Ia dMd'4I
a ClD't? Read the booklet "Alcoboltlla
-Hope and Help," by Ann Landen.
EncJo1e as centa tn coln with JOW
nqueat and a Jona. stamped, aelMd-
ctraaed envelope.
Ann ,l.andera will be aJad to M¥,
you with your problem1. Send _.
to her lD care of the DAll.Y ~.
onclo•lnc a stamped, Mlf~
ea~ I]
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IWlY PILOT w~. JJ1WW1 n , 1968
A Superb View 'As You Like It'
Frank Muller, chairman of the board of governors
l>f the Balboa Bay Club (center) treats Rufus Cramp-
ton and June Watts, members or the Royal Shak&-
speare Co., Stratford-on-Avon, London to a view of
the Harbor Area via his boat Mojo. The company
'Bride' Pens
Divorce Book ·
By PATRICIA
McCORMACK
• ..NEW YORK (UPI)
fiunny thing happened. to
Jtovise Rohner l&e year
~ter she put together a
Jwidbook for d iv o r c e d
;. women. She got married
· -'aln.
;El\nd that'1 I a y 1 Jl I
-.,methlng when yoo con-tider she comes complete
• 1'ith four children, ranging
age from 10 to 15.
t er new husband, .Jaclt
e1ls, 11y1 be would have _ amed if anyone ever
entlooed to him the thought
6f marrying a woman with
.four children -before be
$let Mrt. Rohner, held
hands and lott hi.I heart.
"But she w11 the rltbt
ne for me," he 1ald, "and It
really wouldn't have mat-
tered if &be had 4 4 lbildren."
The Lot A n i e lt 1
housewife wrote • • T h 1
D i v o r c 1 • ' 1 Haadboot"
(DoubledQ) a year qo ud
:1 Young, New
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A ceremooy Juae 1' la
Our Llidy ol Mount Carmel
~· Chlll'Ch will JoiD ill manlatt CJDtbla A 11 c •
M!DDey, daupter of Mr.
aact Mr1. Georae MlDlle1 ot
Newport B e a c h , and
Michael Patrick CUrran of
Balboa lllancl, IOD of Mr.
and Mra. Patrick Curran of
Bakersfield.
Tbeir en(agement WU
revealed before 5Q relatlva
and clote friends by tbe
father of the bride-elect dar-
ing a champagne buffet par.
ty in the Bel Air home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joaepb MID-
ney, brother and 111W·ID-
law of tbe bride-to-be.
Mill Minney, a ainl
teneration CalJfondan, WU
araduated from Newport
Harbor High Schoel and at-•
tended the Unlvenlty ol WU &raduat.d cum Jauc11
California, Santa Barbara. from UCIB and 11 a ltDdeat
SIM will be sradUated la June from UCLA wtth a ID tM Colllle ol ,,.,......
depee In p.,ebolOIJ, She at UCJ.
is a member of Delta Ga. J'ollowlaC srldu.U. m
ma 1ororltf and the studeat Jae. he wUl bepa h1I iD-
councU. tern1bip at tbt Saa Dtie10
which currently is appearing In the AhmlDIOll Thea-
ter, Music Center, matle Los Angeles their only ato.p
in the U.S.A. ~ Carl Neiaaers also treated the 8().
member company to a supper party in their Newport
Beaoh home. after a cruise around the bay.
The bndearoom-elect ll • Naval llolpltal. u. la a
fourth generaticm CallfoY· " -~ nlan wbo11 treat· member of the ~atiOD
grandfather, Jamet CUrran, ol AIDlrlcan PbJllciaDI aad
was one of the pioneer SUrtton1 and Pld Bbl
reaidentl of Bakerlfield. Ha Sipla, medical frllW'llitJ.
Summer Plans Theater Party Planned
Sears Costa Mesa
in South Coast Pl87Jl
Invites You to
Meet .P~µuy Paventi
SEARS COSTA MESA
ig~gues
1968
.. Thursday thrll Saturday
Feb. 1st thru Feb. 3rd Only '
If 1oa•ve the tellapenm•t·aM ~ ol a,._., wll1 Mt
be onef Or try "kWlc more tu" W. a w.le. Or '8 eWe
al da7 la bnmeUe coltf've. Yoa .a be UJOM ti .... la a
Sean""'
NO MONEY DOWN on Sean
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Our pledge 11 to continuously offer our custome'rl the beat In
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our everyday low price, plus full 7 ·day advertl•d values.
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Costa Mesans Honored
On Golden Anniversary
Achieving Self-potential
Home Economist Delves
Into Homemakers' Role
'Travels'
Via Talk
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• • • • • • : AL'S CARPET·& RUG WORKS proudly announces the purchase and instQllatlon of our own loo1111e We:
: use only the finest quality yarns and double lute backing. 20 colors to choose f1•01ft or if y~ require that :
: HARD TO FIND COLOR we will dye the carpet to your desire. This means from factory direct to you. We :
: Invite you to come In and let us show you the quality and construction of this fine merchandise. ·This en· :
: ables us to offer y~u S 10. 95 lo $11. 95 quallty for prices r~JMJ from $6. 95 to $8. 95. The maclilnes are the :
: latest in the in4'ustry. We can honesffy and proudly say we helve one of the lilosl Mocl1rn small mllls on Ille :
: West Coast. A~~ PRICES QUOTED ARE COMPLETEtY INSTALLED plus o-Hies ta. ' • • • • ILi H LV D·. c 1111 TElll-'•
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Campus Crusade
Speak~r Addr.esses Club
HB Blue .Sfar -Mothe~
Install Slate of Officers
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CHllUSTIAN CLUI GUUT
Mn. Vonette lf'ltht
Research Publications
Interest Genealogists
8"eral new boob of·
fertng a wide variety of
research promiJe to interest
Dr-.. County Genealolical
Society members when they
meet for a worbbop at 10
a.m. Saturday, J'eb. 3. Meetirt' location ii the
, Marpret Morrilon Adult
Y,fC Women
Open Roster
Women interested in their
community will be invit.ed
to attend a memberlhtp tea
being plamed by t b e
W o m a n ' s Divflion, Hun·
tJngton Beach Chamber of
Commerce, on Wednelday,
Feb. 21.
Add itional lnformation
concerninl tbe tea will be
revealed at the next meeting
of the lfOUp which will take
place at 11 :~ a.m. Wed·
needay, Feb. 14, ln Sir
Georte'a restaurant.
At the luncheon meeting
Dr. Max Forney, district
1uperlntendent, and Dr.
Paul Berser, principal ol
Jl'oantaln Valley Hilb School
will diacuN the school bond
bsue.
The meeting will be open
to anyone willhlng to attend.
Sears
Reference Library, Orn1e.
Volumes which have jult
arrived include
"Encyclopedia of Quaker
Genealogy," Volumes 1, 2
and3ofRa1mu1sen'1
"Ship'• Paasencer Lista of
San Francisco, 1850-1875,"
"Annala o f Tenneuee,"
"Old Auguata Co .,
Virginia," "Pioneers o f
Franklin Co., Vlrlinla" and ••W ee k i }' a-m l17
Genealogy."
Othera art •1Biop'apblcal
Album of Jack.loo. JeUeraon
and Pottawatomi Counties,
Kl.Diii," "Pioneer1 o f
Musachusetta," "Pioneers
of Main and New
Hampsnlr:!" and "D.A.R.
HJstorical Collection, J oseph
Habersham Chapter."
During the eession, an an·
nouncement will be made
regarding a n eight-week
b e I l n n e r a • class In
genealogy, under the .dlrec·
tlon ot Harry D. Roberts
of Orange.
Garden Club
Mrs. WUllam G&llavan,
member of Huntington Hilla
Garden Cl~ will turnilb
location IDf ormaticn at 182·
6139. 1be club tathen tbe
second Thuraday of each
month at 8 .p.m.
Mn. 1JoJd Jruddllloa WM Mrs. Vonette Bright, wtle ta.taUed • f:= of
of Dr. William R. Bri&bt. Bl·--_ • .._, •f the lnternatioeal directer of ""' -~ v Amlrica. Hmsttnctae Bed Campa Cruade for Cbrilt, Chapter 2, d arl•I wU1 addreaa the Newport cerelDOlllea coadaCJtild far
Beach Cbriltlan Women '1 ais cblptera eomprlalae dlt
Cluh a lta noon luncbeoo Fourtb Diltricf. .
'heedayB Feb. t, iD the Mn. BadcDlloa II JMt
Balboa ay Qub. . pnaldent of .tbe Des*tmml
Allo oa the proaram are of California and hM ......S
nfulcal telericma bJ the hilt chapter u P"-.tdlllt
Soatblnl California Collet• •i....-........ "'-~. -Chorale and a ahow of ~ ...... .::•.
fuhiona from Geri'• Kalt 8errini wttll blr will t.e ~ TUJtin. the Mmel. Cora Jobuon,
. a.servationa, at SS per f1nt Vice )nlldent; NtlUa
_.,,,. are r~uired ~ Parter, HCOad Ylce prtli-r-· ~· · dent·, Saai 1111.ler, 1lOOll Friday, Fe . 2, wi
M.ra. Harold Fbcher, 962.-secretary; Pearl G,l,tford, INSTALLID
1129( or Mrs. Lewi& Mertz, treasurer; Mlnnfe Pruitt. Mn. La-..1 ~ 833-1211. Nursery care will chaplain, and Edna Gllll.s, ~--..,.,_-_____ 1 be available by ruervation hlatorian.
onl.)'. ' Mn. Huddleaon alao bu • • • • • • • • • • •
Mn. Brilht aaa worked served as legiatatica dine·• NIW CLA·•SIS closely with her hu1ban.d in tor f<>r the Indian •etlranl • ~
their work wlth college and for 18 years baa 1'otked • START FEIRUAIY
students acroa the Unit~d to a.uure them the aame •
Stat.ea and in other arus of rights ~ pr 1vile1e1 7 Yrs
the wolild.. · gr anted all servicemen. "
She believes that the col· District 4 ts compriMd of .. to I 0,
lele y~ar:f ~ ~~~; cha~rs from . Santa Ana, •11 Yrs. up
..... tim h Whittier, San Diego, Garden , we e "' e n Grove and Anaheim In ad· students are decldinr whom ~ dition to Huntington Beach
they will marry, w h & t · • career they will choose and All mothers o1 IOlll now •
their pbllosopby of tlfe." serving, or wtio have MrV· • ALSO
Mrs. Bright received her ~· in the anned force• are lntermecliet• l
bachelor of science degree mvited to Join the ll'OUP
in home eeonomlca from which meeta the llCODd mAdv.ncM S.h.+,
Texu Women's Univenity Tueaday of each month tn •
and did her graduate tt\idy Lake Park ClubhOUH, 12th Moclern Jen
in th• field cl education at and Lake Streets, at 1 :30 •
the Univernty of. Southern p.m. • 111........ ~
CallfornJa. Add kloaa1 tnfianution • llW'fl ./IYltleU
She ii a former te~ m.a,y be ohbiDld bJ ealllni • •
with the Loi Ansel• ·ci.ty Mrs. Huddleloallttas.ai'll.-• ~ -L --1 J schools where she apedaliz· .-(;11.n .. ,
ed iii coureea in peraonal • 1-11
and family arta for high Parent~' Group • 061td achool boya. . • • In November she ad· Parents Without Partners 363 N. NEWPORT I LVD.
dressed the Civic Women's meet in M... Verde Coan·• NEWPORT IEACH
Luncheon in Oakland where try Club at 8 p.m: tbl first M2-4NI
Mrs. Ronald Reagan wa.1 Frida,. Mn. Buie Dunaway lndNr9..., .. 11_,
the b~nored guest. at 545-0f'71 or ~ IDl1 • • I I • • • I I I The public ii tnvit.d to .to be oontac:ted far fart.Ml' ln.1---------•
tend. In ~barge· ol ar· formation.
rangementa are Mn. Bobjj~!i!!i!~~~ii!iii[i~!i!!j~~~~~~~ Barnet, clWrmaD, M r • .
James Catanzaro and Mr1.
Dan Dllllmoor.
LB Youths
Tell Club
--~Of Homes
American F ield Service studenta will speak t o
m~rs Of Laguna Beach
Woman's Qub during a
luncbeon meeting ln the
Woman'• Clubhouse Friday,
Feb. 2.
Luncheon will be --at 1 p.m. and Mrs. Olive
,... will introduce the
Laguna Beach Hlgh ~
students following t h e
business m•tlng.
Nobuo T I u k • ta n t of
Matsumoto, Japan will llhow
1Udet ol hi.I cou:ntr if. Be ls staying with the 'Y'.
Loge flllill1.
Beetril Salanrrl Aiullar
of Bilbao, Sp9in, who ls
residing with the MlllD
Orlba fmnll1, wm tpeat of
the 004tems and adlooll ol
her homeland MW lle·Bay
of Biscay.
Beginning
Monday, Feb. 5
Wed., Feb. 7
Eight Week
Sean
Sehool of
Interior
Decoration
Course
Only 815
Huaband
and Wife
Special 125
I wish t.o enroll in the Sean Scliool of Interior Deooratfon
By Special R ecpieat
Advanced Co~ Wed., Fe),. 7th-7:30-9:00 ·
'\
~ OFF
ENTIRE STOCK
of I ·pt.c. sui"' panh,
i•ckets, hi9h•top pants.
JUST IN TIME FOR
THI ACAPULCO RAC!!
It''• ~lei comer on ffMt Upper Level
of our Gift Shop whet. you'I firtcl al
kinds of tittle treasures •. • • thi"91
we've discovered hidden in ffMt doc~
room, items left ewer 'from lest IMIOft,
buyers' mist•kes, slow-moving goodies
from •I deptrtmenh th.t we'n m.n.d
down to-• pitt•nc.. l ut thet's not •" ....
The W.. of ffMt FIN · Marl.t II ..
..,. of ~In .......... .,,,.-wt.er. the
~ il....+inuely ...... NrUcl
..... n. trick. the spice of ff. ......
.. te tetthe it.ft you ..... for the,,..
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.. DEL MONTE WHOLE DEL MONTE CUT . Spiced Peaches ... 4 ,., '1 Green leans sos s .. •1
DEL MONTE STEWED DEL MONTE FRENCH
PRUNIS ,.. 4 ,., •1 Green leans,.. S ,.,s1
-· DEL MONTE DEL MONTE SEASONED .
PRUNE JUICE "· J9c GrHn leans ,.. S ,., '1
DEL MONTE Kosher Style Fresh DEL MONTE PICKLED
DILL SPIARS 1!!4 J ,., •1 GrHn Beans 101 J ,., s1
DEL MONTE SWEET DEL MONTE 8 OZ.
LEGS OF LAMB ~~~LF 85 ~B.
.RACKS OF LAMBi~l~E RIB ·1~.
Plcllle Chips u • l ,., '1 Tomato Sauce 12 ,., '1
DEL MONTE CREAMED DEL MONTE WITH ONIONS
GOLD CORN * 5 ,., •1 Tomato Sauce :.. I ,., '1
LARGE ·
LOIN CHOPS ~~~N 89 ~B.
SMALL
DEL MONTE CREAMED DEL MONTE TOMATO
WHITE CORN .. ,s ,.,•1 CATSUP 14• s ,., '1 LOIN C.HOPS ~~g~e '1~.
QUICKTJuCXS FJtDM CANS SWIFT P.REMIUM BROWN
AND SERVE
SAUSAGI ... ,... SSc
SWIFT PREMIUM
SWEET SMOKED FLAVOR
BACON
PRUNE WHIP
Remove pits from canned stewed prunes. Puree
prunes in blender or food chopper. Add I tsp.
lemon juice. Sprinkle I envelope unflavored g•la·
tin over 'h C. cold water. Place over hot water,
stir to dissolve. Blend 9elbtin into prune mixture.
Wh ip I· C. heavy creem until stiff. Carefully
fold cream into prune mixture. Pour into indi·
(
viduel deuert dishes and refrigerete for 2 hrs.
er until firm •. This recipe can easily b. doublfd.
&REEN IEAN CASSEROLE
Orain I lb. can green bean s. With I can French
Fried On ions, alternately layer beans and onion_s.
Mix I can cream of celery soup wit.h 'h C. milk
end 1/4 tsp. marjoram. Pour over beans end On•
ions. Sprinkle top with llJ C. grated cheddar
cheese. Bake, uncovered, in 375° oven for 25
min.
rg~
SUN KIST
ORANGE JUICE
I> OZ. 5 FOR $1
:.tNTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PANCAKES
PANCAKE IAmR1L~ 3 .... •1
MORTON'S
MACARONI & CHEESE '! 3 ter •1
BASY RUTH
SUNDAE BARS ·
MRS. FRIDA Y'S JUMBO
GOURMET SHRIMP
SW ANSON 3-COURSE
MEXICAN DINNER 11 ..
SEABROOK FA~MS
'~k 49c
'129 . 1 Lb.
ASPARAGUS =.: ........ 3 .'1
Sl;ASROOK FARMS BUTTERED
PARSLEY POTATOES!.. 4 ,.,'1
YOUR FAVORITE COLORS. SCOTT ·
IATlllOOM TISSUE ·
·10 FOR 1 ••-
CORN WAFFLES
Mix I C. cream style com, 2 beaten e99s, I ts.
sugar, 'h t. salt en·d approximately 3/4 C. milk.
Si~ in 2 C. ell·pUrpoH flour, J t. baking powder
and mix well. Bake in waffle iron. Makes 6 waf·
fies. Serve with ham slices, fruit compote for en
easv busy-day supper!
6REEN BEANS WITH MUSHROOMS
Heat I lb. can green Wans. Meenwhile, seute
sliced mushrooms (3 oz. ~r) in 2 T. butter. When
beans ere heated through, drain and toss wen
with butter and mushrooms · Stir in 2 T. chopped
parsley and I Tsp. chopped chives. Makes can-
ned 9.reen beans a company treat.
:~
UPTON
TEA BAGS ., c.. He
NABISCO HONEYMAID
GRAHAM CRACKERS , "" l7c
KNUDSEN LA BON
BUTIER LI. 79-
DOLE
PINEAPPLI JUICI " • 4 ,., 11
DOLE PINEAPPLE AND
GRAPEFRUIT DRINK : 4 ,., '1
DQlE PINEAPPLE
Pink Grapefruit DrWr : 4 .., 11
PLANTERS
PEANUT OIL 2• 01• 55-
' LEAN GROUND .BEEF
'!}~
[ARGE, SWEET ROYAL HAWAIIAN
PINEAPPLE EA. 49~
FRESH PICKED • . . TRY IT. IN A SALAD!
SPINACH 2 BUN.19~
CR ISP BRITISH COLUMBIA -RED SPARTAN
APPLES 5 LBS. $1
THIN.SKINNED, FUL~ OF SWEET JUICE!
ORANGES 10 LBS. $1
J.rudi r2 -
ONION-Y GOODNESS!
Jewish MOHN
BREAD 39c
FOR BREAKFAST OR
COFFEE BREAK. THEY'RE
DELICIOUS!
FRUIT-TOPPED, WHIPPED
CREAM DECORATED
BOSTON CREAM ·
PIE 1.29
POPPY SEED OR SESAME
TOPPED DINNER
STICKY BU NS 9 for 83c EGG ROLLS doz. 53c
DRESS UP YOUR POTATO SALAD OR
ADD A SPARK TO DEVILED EGGS WITH
Sheclcl's Olcl Style Sauce!.. Jtc
• FLOWll SHOP SPICIAL • You'U find it over the bacon counter
with the gourmet meet se11Ces!
AIMrtM P1t+tls
IUD MINTS
1~
I
Colot-for th. Paflo
Cyd.a11 Pllnts
in ful Wooml
~·· pots
1'£.& •• .t. ..... .,
OPEN DArt.Y 9 ..
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Alex Beef Tamales ....... 6 ,., 49c
RICHARD'S SWEET SALAD DELIGHT
• FRUIT MIDLEY 1.... 49c
RICHARD'S WISCONSIN
GOUDACHDSI 1.19 a..
KRA FT CREAMED con AGE ,CHllH
AllllCllY'S SHOE IEPAI IAY OlllllS
MON •• FRI. 9·5:30 SAT. 9.5
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WEIERS -R99ular 45~es . --HILU llos. -
HEINZ • STRAINID ROMAN MIAL COFIEI .
BABY FOOD BREAD ~$ 3 u..· $119
ROY AL Y AMI 8 01 Cup
FOR
LARGE • FRESH
I Can ~
~~ · 69c ~~ '1.37
SNO-BOL LIQUID
TOILET BOWL CLEANER
PINT
REG.
29c
c
FOREMOST· 41 •lot.
VITA·PAKT
ORANGE JUICE
GRADE AA _,....~~~
EGGS '~~
WESSON 9T. SOUTHERN STAR
1 LI., 6 OZ. JAR
Doz.
BUnERY
FLAVOR
OIL
VERNOR'S-26 oz. Btl.
GINGER
AL·E
GARLIC
·sALT.
SPENCER '" .. ...,,
PIMIENTO.STUflFED
SPANISH
OLIV,15
.. oz. BOTTLE (Revular $1.49) FRESH PRODUCE
MICRIN c BUTTERY RIPE 5 F 1 00 SWEET CRISP AVOCADOS ~ Coac•ela
Valley DELICIOUS
MOUTHWASH .............. APPLES TAN"GEiiNES · 191. GRAPEFRUIT
·ROYAL CREST
.ASPIRIN
~I· c Jum~ 29
Tits
USDA CHOICE
REGULAR $1.05
IXCIDRIN
]:69'
EASTERN GRAIN FED
PORK
SPARE RIBS
Smell Size lb
BONELESS
SHOULDER CLOD
BEEF
ROAST
~$
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FOR
MEAT
USDA CHOICE
ROUND BONE
SOLID GREEN
CABBAGE
BEEF ROAST
69~
USDA CHOICE
c 5t. EACH
USDA CHOICE
CHUCK
STEAK
PLATE 19C BOILING lb
BEEF
CENTER
CUT lb
USDA CHOICE
RIB ROAST USDA CHOICE
5::' 89~ SPENCER ·
USDA CHOICE
RIB STEAKS
89~
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STEAKS
•
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SKINLESS I OZ.
lb
HORMEL 12 OL
ALL MEAT
WIENERS UNK SAUSAGE
PUU
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TAMALES
5 :100 BRICK
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WHm HOMINY-300 CAN
Rm BEANS--300 CAN
PfNWPlf JUJCE-12 OZ. Wt
CASCADE
1 LB.
~ 01.
BOIES
RG-1 LB. BOX .
SODA . CRACKERS
EACH
DISHWASHER
DETERGENT
~$
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U.S. No. 1 -10 LB. BAG
RUSSFf 19' POTATOES
WITH THIS COUPON ANO 5.00 PURCHASE
u.Mt 0.. ........ c .. ,.. °" c.....-..... c:........
Akek!lc .... ,.,.. -4 ,._. lltttW hlry ~ •·
cltNle4 tr.111 111lai-111 ,...u-"y 19w. Y.W ...., S..
........ 4.
FOREMOST • 'h Gal. Flat
ICI
CREAM
AUNT JEMIMA -lox of 12
COUNTRY WAFFLES
SPRINGFIELD -10 OL Pkg. 2 F 25' CHOPPm BROCCOLI ~
Price• Effectives
n.n., Fri., !lrt., ancf s...day
.... ,..ry I, 2, 3, 4 ...... ....., ..............
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I U ~
News of.,Coas t ~en ~erving · at U.S. Bases Around Wor1~-
t,t. ._ A.. ''* r~ .. of Mt. ud Mn. Walter
McKlbbell ot ISi Gr...sa.
Su Clemellt8. ... .....
aa1ped .., • Witt ot 'the
Air W1atber Service, Clark
AB, 1..-. P\Ullppl.De ..
t.t. ~. a 1 -47
Stntojet" llelUeJ' ~ is a lfad .. ., the tf.8.. -Air
Corpa Rec:nft Depot .Jan Diego.
After lo. 1Dlrt 1'etb of
lDdlvidaal colQbe trainJng,
tbe ~ w1ll report to
bit !rat ' MarlH C«1)I u1lpmgt.
Spec. • L • rr 1 A. ............ iD. IO.ft ol Mr,
ucl Mn. Herbert Tumdahl.
1131 Primroae SL, Costa
Mesa._w beea MliCIMd to
the 25th Infantry, eu.
Ell&interile Battalion, Ou
Ch{, Vietnam.
Spec. Turndabl. • bt1dp ~t, atteedtd Oraai•
Collet• ..........
ter I tile .. r~
~
Pfc. I~ L. W.tey,
1oa of Mu. Don
rer,erbenn, 6101 AV//J.ry
Drlve, Hunt1Jiiton Beac:b,
bas been assJgned to the
3rd Battalion, 7ttl M.arln~
R~ent. 1st M a r l n •
DlvW011, in Vietnam.
The primary nµJalon of
tM battalfon ls to conduct
large 'tcale aearcb and
destroy operaUou .gain.at
UW enemy.
Selected aa outstanding
10l4i• ol tbe weet for the
2nd Battalion, 3Sth Infantry,
wvinc in Vitt.nam, Spec.
• Alu P¥ree, 10D of Mr.
and Mra. A. L. Pierce, 221
Oct• St., Cotta M111,, haa
been aaa111ed .. eDlllted al~ for Maj. Gen. W. R.
Petra, U.S.A.
Spec. • P~ was
praented a Letter of Com·
mendation for h1a adlieve-
menl
Navy Lt. Qndr, Jeb 1l
LupUda. IOll of Mr. and
Mrs. Hay LanJ•nhllm., ·ws
RaUud Rold, N e w p • r t
Beach, baa been ua1gned
u executive officer of the
aubmarint, USS Becuna at
the Naval SUbmarine Bue,
..
New IAndoa, Qoe.
Prior to auamins h1a
prtseGt atalgmneot, ~ h •
aerved » dlractw, WdlODf
divlalon ol b ICbool .....
bt rtcetved a clta~ foi
n:irJllll{linC the tr.amna. :
Cmdr. Langenheim la a
l?lduat. of Nnport Harbor Hilb Scltool and ol .. u .s. Naval Academy, Anpapottr,
Md. -~ Force ~. t••s. fthere M.rnANdMI BSt--~~~~----~-----------~------~~--~~~----------~----~~~~--------~~~~~--~------~~--~~~~.._......
degree. .•.
-~
· Army Pvt. 1.C. ~ ll. s,,arllelj.. & a Cilinbat
medic, • ,ti Mn. ...., E. S~...._., 1117 .Wellace
Aft., 0.-lfela, bu been
Ullpe4 .. Heedquuwa
and Senk» Battery, lit
Battalion of ae 25th Infan-
tr 1 ~·· Artllllry, Cu Cbl, VllDul. -Tuel ROP Ad 4 Ilea 'la
service Jo u.,.n ~Jr .. ta.
U.S. Army, whole ~ live at m Ramona.
Beach, yru promo to
Snee. 4. near Vun1 Chua,
Vietnam.
Spec. 4 Ulbt'and ts •
teletype operator in the U.S.
Army S tr a te 1 l c Com·
m u n icatiof\S Command'• Lon• Linel Detachment ·
Airman 1.C. DaWI E.
Rlebey, son of Mr. and Mn.
Earl D. Richey ~ 90'12 Jen-
nrich Ave., ~
bu been aacUned 1o a unit ot the Padfic lir Foroe1.
Cam Ruh Bay AB, Viet-nam.
Airman Rlcbey. a llCUrlty
policeman, ii a_ jralituate of
Bolla Grande Jlll!l School, .
Garden Grove.
Lt. Cmdr. l"radl V.
Peae•U. son of Mr. and Mra.
Frank A. Pesenti of 380
West Bay St .• eo.ta Mesa,
has been assigned to the
"Black Knights" ot Attack
Squadron 23 and recently
took part in a l"teet Opera-
tional Readiness lnlpeciion
held aboard tbe U S S
Ticonderoga tn H..Uan
waters prior to t h e
squadron's deplOJl!lfllt to
Southeast AslL
Lt. Cmdr. PeNDti, a 1915
gradute of Ua.A. fUea tb•
A .. F "Soper Stybnt" 1'cbt
jet attack bomber. -Pvt. 1.C. ~A.~
20, ICll ot Mr. .. Kn;
Josepb W. Putnam. 1DClt
Saota Ana Ave., Oolta
MMa, bH been •llltnld u
a rifleman, Oompmy A, ~
Battaioll, 911 I n f a n tr )'
Division'• ·Oil Infant r 1
Dong Tam. V\etum. • His wife, Dona. J.iftl at
801 PoinleUia Ave., Corona
del Mar.
Cpl Jamet 1e111 ......
18. !Oft of Mr. and Mn. wu.
Uam c. Scbum .. ol 5801
Seasbore Orm. Newport
Be9Ch. hat "'-..tpd to Vittnml atilr pSld'G
from Scoat Doi TrabmC.
Ft. Benninl. 0... n. 12 week count kl·
c 1 u d e d belicvp4lel «Mn·
tation, search ~ and
night patrollinc .tth the
ecout dog.
Cpl. SdmMM, IMezdl!d Newport Hiit.or Bl I b
School before •'"die Che
1ervtce.
Bit. ~ z. llaJlrl9, son ot Mr. ud Mn. E.
S. Bajar"1l ol 110 Soull 0oMt Hlatrft1 1---~ bas ~"8d the U. s, AJr
F o r c • C • a meactation
Medal Sgt. Bajorln. a n tn·
telligence ..,edlli~ 1ra1
dec«ated at Tan Son Nbut
AB, Vietnam, for
merlto r lo1l1 tenke,
outtellMtine p .. 116onal
akill, ~ieq. and t&-
itlative. • .
A member of ~ Paci.fie
A1r Forcea, h H11...t ii
a graduate of IAiuna 8eact>
High ScbooL
Pfc. IMr1 J. Pt •h .. IOft
of Mr1. EanLce l!M1411r, 115
E. %1Jt St., CoM Mela. bM been uatped to .,. SlOdl
..
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Wrtll "Pesh.011, 111$11-flr
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Rosewater
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Mol~1Uin1 is ~ stcr!t of IOft. Mely
Uftds aid skin-ltld mTL£'S is richest
of all in sootl!ini alycerite, fillest mob· turiztr known. Absolul!ly ldeJI for ty
ski11, deter1eirt hands, s1111 • widum, bets and llbQws. Softens, sootlles, aivts
anwill rml\I i• ~
Lotion, crm
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Baby Needs ~ •••
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POWDER ,'2 . ......
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. w ASHINGTON (UPI) -NASA did have some of 1 u d d e n accelerations So, sl.nce tt hu done its to Oy. about as mllll'oa a year to on such tb1n&a 11 wrUcal from ~ mllitarJ .... ti
The Xl5 is the greatet more chores for thls long. above the atmosphere OD Job, the Xl5 proiram is But alnce the maidea X15 fly it.I X1SI. It hal eDOUJh takeofi t>lanea and reduction ''no Nmliremenft fir 1 research a I r p l a n e ever sleek, stubby w I n g e d living organisms. beiDC "Piaas1Jd out.., rusbt on June a, 1161, this left for a fn mote ll11ht1 ol jet lircraft aolle. 1t,._.~ .,._ la 1 nown. aircratt which ~lready has But In the 1968 fiscal year Three Xl5 p1'ne1 have craft bas eo1t the life o1 ~Sh . nest 1wmner or The United states ia wQJ'k-period wba 1D18,J wmdef
It's mithty rocket engine done so much. starllng July 1 NASA ls been bol.lt and done tMir only one pilot. Air Force. · iDC on a 1 u p .,r 1 o a l c wbat need there II tar 1 hraasat•rhu~edan 1~nybi£1:;!' :~: lt wanted to test a oew going to have to rejigger duty. These cnlft, about 50 Maj. ~1 J~ AdamJ died. Tl.MEI CHANGE tramport tbat will Oy up auperaonic craft. •
., a engine, a ram jet, as an Its s p e n d i n g ~rioritles. 1 t 1 g t'th · ti• 1 last November when tJia XIS But times and pl'ioriUes to 2 OllO miles an MKlr nae So the X15 bat ~ the with wio• bas ever gone. . unJlk to ..i ee on w win_ on y plummete. d from an altitude "harw1e. .... ... ' "'·-p ....... ._.. t'.. t e1n· ol l I ll .. as climr .. ..,,, rn miles into XI5 power house. It could Congress 1s . e 'f. &•ve 22 feet flODl .... to .i.. and &A -.il-. --i.-.. ..., AU -. •vniu u a c ng a 1" p an•
n ~ h•v• used the XL.. for a 1't more than u billion for -WJ' of "" aaan. t,o • ... -..uv WI ... I•· m,_...y for---·-.. ._.._, .... -1 at ~o--,. a NASA
the sky. It bas hit mach 1oi ~ore teats in ne:r space the new year, ~ompared to with a violent rocket in their on Callfomta s Mo jave tical :'~rtm";;taticm ~ ;p;;;-onic ;;."~ ~;u., Mii bl ao
6.'72, or 4•534 miles an hOUJ'. of astronaut suits, pilot SU billion for the current tail generating 60,000 pounds Desert. ling NASA bu decided to ol f,cat milea aa bour. pl-. to co b.!lt .i11U retire·
It bu piled UJ> a mass rNction times, the effect year ending June 30. of thrust, were dangerous NASA has been spending con c e n tr a t e relUr'Cb But, te bsr'ow a ,..._. --.. ofdataonsupe rsonic , __________ .:..._ ________ _:.. ____ __: _________________________________________________________________ ~----------------------...:......---~------'"".":"'"~-------
hypersonic, and apace flight
which engineen wU1 still be
digesting to their profit
y,ars hence.
Jt was the late Dr. Hugh
Latimer Dryden, deputy
chief of the N a t l o n a 1
aeronautical and s p a c e
Administration ( N A S A ) •
who described the XlS as
"lhe most s u c c e s s f u 1
research airplane e v • r
built."
Nobody ever d I s p u t e d
him.
DESIGN CONTROL
The XIS taug t
aero11autical and s p a c
engineers things they never
blew before about design
atld control of craft posh to the limit of perform e bx powerful rockets.
"nus year the XIS
for the last times.
"It bas done its j and
hu earned honorary r Ure·
pient." a NASA official aid.
· Jn any case, the XlS pro·
ject has run out of m ey.
Name of ·
Chapman?
KHE SANH, V i e t n a m
Q.P) -One of the U.S.
Marines in this war·scarred
sector gets letters from the
flfarlne Corps commandant
nrning him lo keep his
Bead down.
:He is 1st Lt. Walton F. e h a p m a n ' 23, of
Washington, D.C.l the son
Of Gen. Leonard F. Chap-
man Jr .• commandant of the
Corps.
· LL Chapman is an acting
company commander and liaa been a "&nml" -the •artne ten'liliiology for \ft.
fantryman -for 12 months
lD South Vietnam.
-Being the aon of the man
Who was n a m e d in
December to head the Corps
hasn't made much ol a rip-
ple with the o t b e r
Leathernecks, the you ng
lieutenant says: "l get a
little ribbing Crom my fellow
oflicers, but the troops
couldn't care less."
Lt. Chapman bas been
"1th Delt.a Company, 1st
Battalion of the 2 6 t h
Marines since coming to
South Vietnam. He moved
with the unit to paddies
around Hill 55 south or Da
Nang. before it was sent to
Khe Sanh last May.
"It was almost like R-and·
It (rest and recreation)
bere." he said, until two
N orth Vietname s e
regiments staged a string
or weekend assaults and
took up sJege po!ilions
outside t h e perimeters.
Before U1at. lhe lieutenant
ntd. lus company was "in
10 or 15 actions. but l
haven't had many close
-aqueaks"
When his father was nam·
ed commandant. Lt. Chap-
man was on foggy Hill 950
4Werlooldg this combat base,
and he was notified by
radJo.
"We were weathered in at
the time." he said, "110 I
wrote him a letter."
Three weeks ago. the
rlther arrived in South Viet.
um for an inspection tour I ti the Marines. and the
Oeutenant wu flown to Oa
Kang to meet him.
-"He asked about the men
ad the aituatlon," the
.U,utenant ••id. "And he
Mked about me. I told hlm f got th1s far in one p~
111<1 I would make it the
rest ol the way."
L Lt. at.pman '• 13-month mur wtU be owr I n
Pebnary. He ls be In g
fUlliped to the 2 n d
Marine Division ln the
lm.lted States.
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A Needed Involvement
When 6omeone complains aboul Newport Beach or
Costa Mesa schools he isn't crilicWng just the school
district. He's commenting on the entire community.
For better or ill. schools are an ihtegaJ put of
my community. They're part of tbe very fabric ol a
community's aociety.
Harbor Area city government bu sometimes lack·
ed a /roper appreciation ot the Uea that bind -or
shoul bind -a community toeetber.
may have seemed palnluUy small at the first "summit"
session of the school trust.es and the two city councill.
But a beginning~ needed beginning-was made.
A dty·IChool Ha.lion .committee created out of the
meeting tor conllnuing clilcussion of school problem&
~ey relate to the total community can render an ex·
cellent service lo the community, if the wiU to do eo ii
there.
Aside from geographic UMtl. UM envlronme.ntal t• • • f\ ii T
qualities that make a community more or lesa deslrable Jm1tmg \.tOUDC erms
lo live in are olten the sum tot.al at the 1ovemmental
proviliona for the residents. Matterc of communlty:wide Importance should not
Certain city officials, it has been noticed, are wont be popped into U\e Newport Beach City Council's legi&-
to for get that municipal services and schools programs Jative hopper at the last moment.
are offered up to-and paid for by-the same citizens; When this happens, confusion, misunderstanding
Inescapably, they become part ol the same go•ernment and bitter feelings are too often generated.
perf ormaMe package. A case in point waa lut week's ihtroduction ol a
Other cttles h·ave learned to their .orrow that when plan to place a two-term limitation on City Council serv·
the schools are in trouble-inadequately staffed, double· ice. The day the proposal was introduced was tbe day
seuioned, lacking in program and facilities-the prob-coundl action was requested. And it was also the day
Jems and burdens of city councllmen and city depart· the press first learned about it-only through unofficial
ments are substantially increased. Pressures increase sources.
on police, on parks and recreation departments and u. This is rushing things a bit, lo say the least.
braries, to cite only the obvious ones. The economic There should be more opportunity for community
tone ol the community ultimately Is hurt by inability to dialogue on subjects M such significance.
attract and keep the desired caliber of residents and As it was, most of the dialogue look place in the
businesses. council chambers among councilmen themselves. It was
That is why a summit session between Newport and pretty bitter exchange, too. This was largely because of
Costa Mesa city councilmen and Newport-Mesa school the political implications of the move. '
trustees last week hopefully can be considered a step Councilmen refused to endorse the plan, and right·
toward avoidance of community deterioration. Jy so. IC for no reason other than the plain and simple
This is not to say that councilmen should take on fact that the proper way to remove incumbents from
the job of helping run the school system. But there can office is through the ballot. No legislative body in the
and should be an involvement, a willingness to help pro-United States now has such a term limitation imposed
mote good schools, that stems from a larger concern for upon it.
the welfare and progress of the whole community. Beyo nd that. it hardly puts the council in a very
Nor does the burden for cooperation and under·. favorable light to attem9t hurried action on any key
standing reet only on the city officiala. The school peo-issue -in this case a significant charter proposal -
pie will do well to remember that there is "give" as with neither a reasonable time for consideration and
well as "take" in this community equation. public discussion by the council nor some prior notice
p ..... .. . . .. .. " .
To some of the participants and observers. progress to the citizenry. l·~----------------------------------.......:--=-----------------------------------------------------_,.JL------------------------------------------------------------' N
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Red Chinese
A.gain Ate Big
Gold Buyers
WASHINGTON -Communist China
has become one of the biggest buyera
Jf IOld OD the London, Geneva, Paril
markets.
Since mid-December Peking's Bank
of China bas purchased an estimated
S200 million worth of gold for ahipment
lo Communiat China via Hong Kong.
One of the largest purchases was
in London Jan. '1. lt took two
truck• to carry UM gold to Ing 7f/T jet airliner which Dew
the valuable cargo non-stop to Hone
Koog.
1)e huge gold shipment, estimated
at f75 million value, was then
deposited ln a branch Of the Bank
t>I China ln the British colony for
traiasfer to Peking vla ra" and air.
fhis is the same procedure followed
'n most of the other purchases.
TffF. REASONS BEHIND t h e
:hlnese Communists' gold purchases ue not yet known to U.S. and British
~overnment authorities, but some In
London banltlng circles speculate Pek·
ng may be preparing for a major
·onfrontAtion with the U.S.
Thi'i ()minou~ asses!iment Is based
10 simi'~r Peking financial move11
,,,. '" in ()c'n""r 1!?5". a month before
"hit• ... r o m m u n i !i I .. volunt~Prs"
., .. , ·1 ·; thr l'o · · n war. At that time
tarsl'·SCdle gold purchases were made
oy the Chinese Reds in London with
U S. dollars and British pounds.
Significantly. all of Peking's recent
gold purchases have been paid for
in American dollars. In handling these
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Chief Glavas sure scared me
with hJs speech at the Corona
de! Mar Chamber of Commerce
about police TV now being con·
sidered. TeU me. how can bis
cameras see a man at my back·
door unless his TV can see
through houses?
-Mrs. H. M.
TMI fellwe '9fltdt -.-. -
-Nrffy -. ef llMI --· lell4 ~ "' -......... , ... Dellr , ....
transactions. Britlab and Central
European bankers have •awn on fJ .S.
gold reservea since the deals invulved
dollars.
THE CHTNESE COMMUNISTS ap-
parently obtained the American cur·
rency. according to U.S. intelligence
sources, from opium aales and third-
party deals involving U.S. apending
in the Far East for the Vietnam
war. The deals Involved Chinese and
fo'rench merchant! in Vietnam and
British businessmen in Hong Kong.
One of the mysteries surrounding
the huge Communist gold purchases
Is that they have come at a time
when Peking would normally be in·
creasing its dollM holdings to pay
for newly contracted Canadian wheat.
In recent years when Pelting
negotiated a large wheat purchase
-a~ she did last month with Canada
-the transaction would be followed
by the selling of Chinese gold to obtain
dollars. These dollars would then be
deposited in British aod French banks
to meet the wheat I n a t a 11 m e n t
payments.
PaaJ ~tt
Teacher Absenteeism
To the Editor:
Since reading your news story on
constant absence of our teachers I
have been up~et as many other tax-
payer-parents must be.
The artic~ read that our reserved
"taxes" for substitute teachers has
dwindled to the danger point due to
our devoted educators· constant daya
off (,sick days).
t have three children In Costa Me~a
~hoots. one in Victoria. and two in
Ru.
ms WEEK (ordinary) the younger
chlld's teacher has been absent one
day and it'a only Thurtday. The 7th
grader baa had one teacher off three
days ("split.up") and another off OM
day. The 8tb grader has had ooe
teacher oU every city this week and
another off today only.
Th1s ls not a ran week and lt seema the Du bop. etc., hunt out
Oltr teachft't to strike.
And what happens when all the 3ub-
stit* wa1ea are u.sed up? Another
ell'Mtl'Jency school bond that we home
Quotes
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f ,;· . . .
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Lt&kn from rcodur Ml wlcome
Norman11 tori&n! ahould c:oft~y th~'
measage1 in $00 wordl or less. Tiu
right to conden.sa Latten to fit &paec
or clfftdnatc li~l u res~d. All lc&-
~s mwt include ligncture and maU. mo oddress. but flOMtl tofll bl with-
held on rcqueat.
owntrs are bullled to siJn. If we
refuse we must t'e:id and hear what
dreadful parents and elders we are.
W OUR BANKERS missed on an
average of two days a week alao
(aa your artkle stated t.acheT• 'did),
the econom1 ol the Whole world would
show blundtrs due to errors. Just
u suTely ~ minds of our young
will -due to errors.
(The ""°' aiorv r~ud thot clo.nrooM tco.cMr Clbuncts during
tht II tDOl"kffsg dar.t in tilt month o/
Noutmkf' awroQtd "lottv ont day
par Uoc"4r. ftOWIDO ·~ a wa.k. The , ·~ alto rt90TUd that Ccod.•rs ore
csllototd 10 dowf o/ paid lick lco\lf pn
~· AOff'llOt '"'"'btr o/ davs ""~ is bdtoen m and """" Side i.w
ii cum~ from vcar to vtar. -
BdltM.)
.J(it,b ttlia m:ot:d of abMacc rests
a lot of gulJt ln my eyes. 1be
educaton don't pey UI -we ~1
lhem to teach our younc. U thq
l'V'lf •~t to retain parents' con-
lldenct. let's see them ltart by show·
tni up tor school
NA.Ml: wmDmU> p •
(] .S.-C'ommuni•t Confrontation in Far Eut
North Korean Move Is a Diversion
WASHINGTON -Top officials are
keeping before them the prospect that
the U. S.·Communist confrontation in
the Far East is being brought toward
a grand climax.
Ir this is the case -and some
officials at the highest lev4'1 believe
that it is -the coming weeks may
be highly critical on the question of
this confrontation coming lo the
negotiating atage or widening into a
n.ore general Asian war.
There are a number of explanation•
for the North Korean seizure of the
U. S. S. Pueblo as an isolated action,
or as another step in North Korea's
Increasing pressur~ on South Korea.
BUT THE TENDENCY here is to
look upon this novel action as linked
to the coming "go for broke" North
Vietnamese offensive at Khe Sanh
and Con Thien in South Vietnam. This
ltssumes concerted action in the Com-
munist Asian world of which tht
Russians wouJd be aware. and also
possible Soviet connivance, at teasl
in the planning stage, in aeizure of
the ship.
In this context the ship seizure
would have been a diversion threat·
ening the United States with a second . -)
front In Northern Asia while North
Vietnam prepared to strike its
heaviest blow in South Vietnam.
Whether or not thls was the scheme
the effect bas been to create precisely
that condltion. Inquiry behind the ln·
formation blackout on the ship seizure
reveals Immediately the gravity of
ill.is condition.
THOSE WHO ARE having to direct
the extremely dellcate maneuvers to
get tbe ahJp or the men back. also
have to be aware that these
maneu vers may lead lo what amounts
to a state of war with North Korea.
They have already had to take into
account the fact that existing active
military forces are spread so thin
that caUlng up reserve air squadrons
is not only prudent but necessary.
These reserve forces are necessary
in the process of redressing the ex·
isling 5 to 2 air superiority of the
North Koreans over the S o u t h
Koreans.
So the North Korean move is. ln
fact.' a diversion.-It is a diversion
drawing on reserve forces at a time
when North V1etnam is believed to
be putting ln motion ib biggest attack
of the war.
HOW BIG 'IB.AT ATl'ACJt at Khe
Sanh with a whip-saw counlerpart at
Con Thien, will prove to be is yet
to be seen. But. alain behind the
information blackout, it ia spoken of
aa prospectively so large as to be
considered a desperate "go for broke''
operation intended to inflict very
heavy Americu casualties and win
a "victory."
lnfotmalioll (rpm c a p t u r e d
prlsonen tfiowt ...._ to expect sup-
port from tanks and tactical air cover.
as remote u it would seem tbat
North Vietnam would be able to move
in tankJ over the Ho Chi Minh trail.
The evidence conUnues to be the
same: This Is a major offensive, the
risks and danC?ers of which are
justified to the Communist cadres as
the Hnal military acilon which will
achieve the creation of a coalition
government with the NatJonal Libera·
tion Front dominant.
Gen. William C. Westmoreland has
been asked if he is sure he can
deal with the attack and is reported
to have given the White Houae
assurances that he oan.
ALL THESE POSSIBILITID 10 a
long way to explain the extreme cau·
lion of the Johnson Administration
in dealing with this excruciating pro·
blem. But it should not be supposed
that there is any laek Of molution,
or any newly acquired dovishness at
the White House. On the contrary,
there is every intent to redress the
matter of the U. S. S. Pueolo, to
continue to operate such spy ships.
and to assert American presence on
the high seaa.
What the President has been tr~g
to do la to mustrate that there are
civillled procedures for dealing with
audacious and recltJeaa acts by small
powers while at the same time prepar·
ing for worse contingencies.
In the long run, however, there
is no expectation that North Korea
will change its increasingly menacing
attitude toward South Korea. Two
thousand commandos have been train·
ed for future terror i&tic action and
the way ahead in Asia will again
call for public patience and reaolution.
Minimllm Wage Still Hotly Debated
Arter almost three decades. the con-
cept of the federally estab•1shed
minimum wage rate continues !o he
holly debated. Considerable support
is gathering for another 20-..:ent hike
on top of the •t60 rate which become•
eUective oo Feb. 1.
The first successful attempt to
regulate working hours and establlah
a floor for wages was tht 19.18 Fair
Labor Standards Act. The minimum
wage provided then was 25 cents an
hour, to be raised to 40 cents In
1945. Congresa raised the minimum
hourly wa.ge to 75 cents In 1949: fl
In 1955: and •t.15 In 1961 -going
to •t.25 after two years.
At the 1981 session, Congress gavl!
President Johnson and oraanlzed labor
a major victory when it voted to
move the floor up to '1.40 on Feb.
1. 1967. and •uo on Feb. 1. 1968.
Over the years Congresa has extended
coverage, so that 7.2 m i 11 i on
employes on Feb. l will receive a
'2.3 billion aMual pay increase.
Another 9.1 million e m p l o y e s.
covered last February for the first
time by the lte6 amendments. will
get an hourly rate increase to •u~
-Crom $1. 'll>eae are mostly in the
service trades.
•"ROM THE. •E GINN 1 NG,
employer inte.ruta have argued that
bllher mlnimwn wa1ea actuallJ
reduce job opportUftltles by fordq
811 upwud wage Jpiral th~t brinp
tnf11tlon. business failurea, and layo(fl
of employea not worth the minimum
wage. Employers argued al.to th1t
Dear George:
Do you think atudents should
be LIUlbt abcM&t ta ln ~boolt
WORRIED
Dear Wonitd: I have dMd:ed with your youth
autllarity conespondent. She ,.,._....,.....a. douk tudeats
should be ~t about aex in
1ebool. Al a matter of fact. she
said, abe MN no way lo avoid
lt. Of c:ourM, 1.be'a a aenlor at
lba Unlftnl.ty of California. • •
every time the minimum rate went
up, wages all along the line had to
be bUr.ed to restore "differentials."
A ca1e in point: Goodwlll lnJustries.
a nonprofit institution with workshops
in 1~ cltiea, said on Jan. ll that
it would have to lay o.fl handicapped
workers In consJderable numbers
because of the Feb. 1 boost. Goodwill's
''sheltered" workshops can pi;:y as
little as 50 percent of the federal
minimum wage, but lhe IJabor Depart·
men& la reqlliring that they matcb
the percentage Increase -15 oel'f:ent
-on au their wages.
The pro argu ment ts more emo-
tional. perhaps. President Kennedy In
1961 observed that anyone paid less
than the minimum "must find it ex·
tremely difficult to maintain himself
and his familY." President Johnson,
in signing the uiee amendments, said
they would "brin& a lar~er piece of
this country's proaperlty, and a
greater share ol persooal dignity, to
m.i!Uons of workers."
ECONOMISTS WlTB impeccable
credentials argue both sides. Yale
Broien, professor of b u a i n e s s
economics at the University of
Chicago's craduate acbool. on Jan.
16 told a business group that the
Feb. 1 raise would decreue the In·
come of the nation's poorest workers.
'·Tbe minimum wage law has in·
creased :-rtber than decreased poverty
in America, and is a direct cause
of urban riots," Bozen said. He
pointed out that before amendments
of 1955 raised the minin11.an hourly
wage to $1 in 1956, unemployment
amq nonwhite and white male teen·
agers was roughly the same -
between a percent a.ad 14 percent,
depending on the 1tate oi the economy.
In 19Cie and since, boweve:r, unemplo)'·
ment among non•hite teen-age males
has been 50 percent to 150 percent
greater than among whites.
Sylvia Porter, the syndic ate d
buainen writ.er, ar,uea: "There la
no evidence that last year'1 wage
increase led to mau layoffs."
Why We Repeat Our Old Mistnkes
Tbeallttl At Lar tt:
Tbe buman anlmal pref era almost
any danaer to uncertainty; ,.. choose
an action whose known oonsequence
iJ danaerous rat.her UWl one wtlOte
conaequence ls unknown or uncertain,
and lt la the primiUve fear ol "\oslnc
OW' b9mnp" tbat makes ua reput ·
old mistake• r.thtr th.Ill venture upon
new and unbild tohllla91 for COO• U.u•a problems. • • •
1t la lronlc tflat the NtlfO mJUtants
call eaeb other "soul brother•," when
the IOW la prectaea, what &bey lpore
-ffl' t.bt aoul has DO color' and
no pbysk.11 (onn -and &heir h1vmed
raclm le therefore u wtcktd u tM
• -wlcltedneu ""1 ooooJe. • r •
Eva lit the pre-atomic aJe, war
ba.. a1tt11 bad ltt fall-out~ Jlmply
bratlliln• the conseqH11Ct1 of oat
ww bas bred tile 1~rmt ol the ne:xt. • • •
TM curre:al "revolution" i.n .. nal
cGDdact ... predJded ..... b7
tboM wu ••med th.at a moral code
bated cm rear wnuld be left In a
vacuum when and It the fear w11
ever ~moved. • • •
usually more ol a camouflaae than
a cleanslnc. fer It thea permib 111
to move alone srandlJ In smui obh·
ioo of our larter, deeper, darker I.Id
more Mradlcable llm. (Aa tbt
wholesale I JMet .... ncenu, ..
dfctad for selllnc tainted me.t wu
dtla'tbtd a,, bit i..,. to"'-judse
-. •·a sober f~ man no attudl
cburcb reiularly .' ) • • •
For1ettu1neu ls I.be fU. hedRn
ol thole wbo bave not liu.rned bow
lo fulfill their obUJ1UOD1 -ucl, tlh
•U f•IM rreealnu, It ..... alaVtrJ
to lbe put. t • • •
into the public comciausneaa, mid ia
only a vque and furful yeamtna.
• • •
What la unfin1ahe4 Is not really
begun: A man who has wrtdlllt baff
a novel bu nothln& wortb ,_..,,
1611 more than a man wbo bl mldt
half • cabinet Ills U1tblal •Cll'tll puttm1 objecU lnt.o. •
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RIVERSIDE -Or1nge C o a a t
C o 11 e 1 e • s rMlid·franait baaketball l•e.s gltded towa.fd Saturday night's
abDwdown with FuUertoti by . blaaUn~
Binrside City CQllege's recorced
Ttters, 119-lOS, Tuesday nlgbt in
Wbeeloct am.
Victory eave coach Bch Wetzel'•
nif\y Redcoats a 7 • l Eaatena Con·
(erence record~ "Olatching that of co-
Wder Fullertoo after the latter
thrashed Mt. SAC, 93-619, on Tuesday.
Bruce Chapman, John Vallely, Cl'aig
talconer and Ed Babiud\ turned in
11parkllng performances in the vital
\fta at Riverside. That foursome ac-
ceuiited for 101 ol OCC's points.
Chapman was especially brilliant,
becoming the first Pirate ~ acore
40 points In a single g&JM for at
leut three sea.sons as be ripped the
Jllta for 15 field Joa.ls lad 10 trM *'"'· . He pt 11 ·the ftrtt baU, 22 in the
final • mmutea aod d1d • fabWous
Job ol jutqp1q, rebounding and put.
Ung out 'that extra effort on rebound
~btl'.
, At 'nler ~ Bill Mullican said
~ll'd. "Orange Coast w a a
tremendout, 'i;tip all did a great job,
but Chapm.Q was the dillerence.
Coast was the beat team we've met
so far in \he eot)f erence. U they beat
Fullerton Slturday night, they'll pro·
bably win t.be title."
Vallely and Falconer each potted
23 points,· getting most of those the
first half. Babiucb picked up 15 and
did a super18tive job of reboun<Ung
in the last frantic 15 minut~s.
Orange Coast was e s p e c I a l l y
outstanding the flrit~ half as the Buts
fired 56.5 percent. J:bostly on outside
Races
abota, and held a 83-M lead over
taie ao•ool wb.lcb b.ad lOlt only aoe
home tame in four seasons.
For ~ minutes fans were treated
t.o a total of 100 sbots, 119 points,
25 fouls and a kicked. water bottle
and towel bf each of the c~cbes.
Tbe last half was almost u wild,
but only was good for lo.1 pointa,
96 shots ahd ~ fouls , a kicked bench
and several thrown towels. , Orange Coast raced to a 71·51 lead
with 18: 18 left in the gmne. However,
ttle Tigers fought back with newly
added star Tom Watldns (27) leading
the assault.
Taking advantage of P I r a t e
turnovers and their own hot hand,
the Tigers moved on top, 73·'72, with
15 : lS to go.
Both sides exchanged points for the
next seven minutes.
Tben, as Mulligan said later, "we
Wtd~, Ja11U1f1 31, 1968 DAJL!v PILOT
by Riverside, 119-103
lost our momentum and it was all
over."
A six.footer by Bart Carrldo and
a live-footer by Chapman g&l\'e the
Bucs a 92-3.1 edge with 7:42 to play
and the closest the hosts could eet
after that was seven points.
Orange Coast broke it ope.n on a
spree in the closing moments as Chap.
man reeled off six points and Vallely two to up the bulg~ to 1~90.
Wetxel said afterward, "It was our
grutest job of the year. Babiucb
did a fantastic job and our pressure
offense was more than adequate."
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0 0 2 0 V•ndtrPGI 2 2 4 6
10 3 2 23 Ma•i ,. ' 0 3'
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\ Nevada Souther.n Next for Anteaters
UCI Hits 62 Pe~cent •· Ill 86-80 Win
By EARL GUsn.E1'
Of 111t O.IW ,111111 SMfl
His club had just scored a rousing
86-M)1 victory over Sq\ Fernando
Valley State College and UO Iivfne
coacll Dick Davis was asked what
~thought his record would be at
tbis'p<lint when the current basketball
seas<iJt started.
"I bad it figured thSll we would
be 7-6 going into the Valley State
g.ame." he said. -
"But nothing will surprise me now.
che way these kids are playing." he
Jeclared. pointing to the players who
nave now presented UCI witti eight
straight victories and a brillioot 14-3
record. It'~ difficult to imagine t h e
Anteaters playing bett~r basketball
Rams Rated
Behan 6th
In Country w
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Coach
Georg., Allen of the Los Angeles Rams
said he was "surprised" that UCLA's
Gary Behan was avallabie wheTL the
Rams got their first selection in tbe second round of the pro d!aft ol col·
lege football players TueSday.
"He was far and away the best play-
er available when our turn came to
1raft," Allen said. "We had him rated
:·s the sixth best player in the coun·
ry."
Allen called the 1967 Heisman Tro-
hy-winning quarterback a "terrific
·:hlete." Beban said he was "pleased .. he was
·tected by the Rams. "It's unusttal that so many linemen
1ent in the beginning ( 15 of t1'le 27
layers chosen in the first round)," he
ommented. "As a natlve Californian ,
·ou always hope to play with the
.1ome team." The Rams did not have a first round
!raft choice. They had traded it away.
Tbey bad another second round se·
lection and picked Mike Lahood, an
offe.mive tackle from Wyoming. In
their next pick in the fifth round, they
chose punter·field goal Jdcker Don
Martin of University of Washington.
University of Southern California of·
fensive tackle Ron Vary, who went to
Minnesota as the No. 1 pick of the
draft and one of five USC players chos·
en in the opening round. called bls se·
lection his "greatest thrill in football."
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than they did Tuesday night at Vall! Stau. They shot an ey~popplng
percent from the floor ood outhustl
Valley SU~ fro.JD buzzer to buzzer. i
Irwie·v'°ill -take its 14-3 record to Laa ~as. ·fi all places. There,
UCI will p1-y highly regard1!d Nevada
Southern at that city'1 Convention
Ceater Saturday night.
Davis could only shake his head
after Tuesday night's bullseye ex-
hibition. .
"We can't shoot much better than
that," be said.
"I have no complaints tonight. It
was a helluva win for us because
Valley State is tough to beat here."
Valley Stat.e, in tbe third game of
the season at UCI, banded Irvine one
of its three losses, 97·93.
Jets Draft
Gary Magner
The New York Jets selected Orange
Coast area football product Gary
Magner in Monday's first round of
the pro football draft in New York.
Magner. a defensive tackle at USC
this past season, was picked on the
draft'i fourth round by the American
League club. Another Orange County player who
was picked up on the first round
was Blaine Nye, a Stanford tackle.
Nye. who played at Servite High
School in Aoa:1eim. was drafted on
the fifth round by Dallas.
Magner. from C:>sta Mesa. played
at Mater Dei High and Orange Coast
College before matriculaiting to USC.
where be played first string for three
seasons. He played on OCC's 1963
Junior Rose Bowl champions.
How the Pros Picked
. .... . ..
Tbt key performers Tuesday even·
ing were always·classy Mike Heckman
and smooth Nick Sanden. Heckman
ca.lined 11 of 17 from the floor to
go with a game high o{ 14 rebounds
and Sanden swished 10 of 13.
Davis said a "little dlat" he h»d
witll the team Monday afternoon may
have spWTed the Anteaters.
"I didn't chew them out, we just
had a talk. We've had a little letdown
after beating LA State. J told the
fellows that it was hard to be critical
of their play after they've won 11even
straight, but ttlat I'd rather be critical
now than after we've dropped one
we sbouldn't have."
In the preliminaey game Tuesday
night, Tim Tift1s UCl fN!shmen made
Sports in Brief
22 out or Tl free throws but ~re out·
field goaled and lost, 74-70.
UC lltVINt IN) SAN ,l!llNANDO
VALLEY STATI I•) .... ,... "",.~ Cunnlno~m 5 5 I 15 Peurlcky I 0 0 1'
Sinden 10 o 1 20 JoaePh 4 2 3 10 HKkman 11 J 3 lS Wllllam• S 0 3 It
Miiiner 2 1 l 5 Kel<h 7 O 2 14 Ferlev 3 I 2 7 llerllelt 2 3 2 1
Cllrllte 3 2 0 I Rlvlln 0 I 0 1
Fonllvs 7 o o ' Pelkey 3 0 2 • l"arker I o O l llr•ccl 7 7 2 1• Tol•I• l7 12 10 to T011ts 3' t 1' IO ~1tl!l1N .. .,,.., UCI "· VelleY Stei. 11.
UC lllVINE
l'llOSM 1111
O'Aulremonl
Simmons
8urllnoh1m
McC1rtln
Scl\leslnger
Keio
lt•n
It II '' I' ' l 3 13
' ' 3 12
' 6 3 " 0 I 2 I
I 4 1 70 0 , 0 ,
4 0 3 I
SAN "llNANDO VALLIY ST. l'llOSH 170 ""'' .. Hensen A l I 11
Ktllll 6 3 1 U
llernerd ' 2 S 14
Munroe 4 5 2 11 Greer 2 t 5 S Gllberl 2 0 3 A
Slevltr 2 O 2 A
Grttn 2 O 0 4
To•••• ,, 12 II 10 Tol1l1 30 u " 74
Htlftlmt KOl't: Valley Sl11t l4. UCI JO.
Desert Bob Hope Classic
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Begins in Palm Springs
PALM SPRINGS -This plush
resort area echoed with the sound
of goli shots today as the Bob Hope
Desert Classic got under way for
its annual spla,sh in major league
competition.
Jn an event which has raised several
hundred thou11and dollars f o r
charitable causes. which is why com-
edian Bob Hope lend.s it bis name,
the parse amounts to $122,000.
On hand in a try for a third trip
to the' winner's circle i4 Arnold
Palmer. the only golfer 'W> win it
twice -in the inaugural y.ear, 1960
and in 1962.
Billy Casper, the winner of the Los
Angeles Open last Sunday and the
Hope champion in IS65, is back for
another shot at the $2.0.000 top money.
Also present is ~be defending cham-
pion, a wonderful club professional
from Lon g Island, N. Y.. Tom
Nieporte. His name Is not famous
but bis upset triumph a year ago
stands as one of the sentimental best
of pro golf's annals. * . A R C A D 1 A -ilaul Cespedes
celebrated bl1 2!nd birthday In
Arcadia Methodist Hospital today
after a sudden spill at Santa Anita
race track that left him with many
Injuries but left Mann el Y caza
unscathed.
Ceapedea, a native of Santiago,
Cblle. who baa won all but eight
of bl1 races during thb meeting.
waa aboard a 71-J longsbot ht the
seventh race Tue1day, G r e at
Pretender
The n~ld bunched around the far
turn and Cespedes took to tht'
out.Ide to avoid a jam. But Great
Pretender tripped over the heels
•f another bone.
Mocker, wltb Ycaza aboard. was
1nabte to avoid the falle1 Great
'retender. Ycaza rolled Uke a ball
·n tlle turf.
Allother hone struck Ycua. Tbe
·ones were 1111llurt. petpedes was reported la good
·oacl.IUoa early today with a frat·
llJ'ed jaw, muJUple rib eeparadoas
I.lid bnhed Webs.
Tltere waa ao estimate of whem
·1e .. _.., race aplt.
Stewart3 sald they were amazed
that Y caza, a veteran Panamanian,
escaped with bruises.
* OAKLAND -Odds have switched
in the Jerry Quarry-Thad Spencer
heavyweight tournament semmnaJ
fi ght Saturday in the World Boxing
Association to pick a champion.
Man to man betting here favors
Quarry 6·5, a switch from Spencer
by the same margin .
One Las Vegas book said "S-6 and
take your choice." meaning, bet $6
to win $.5.
Bay Area fight managers picked
Spencer, 9-6, but fighters watching
Spencer and Quarry work out favored
Quarry, 2 to 2 ratio.
Quarry. announcing himself in peak
condition and at his preferred fighting
weight, 193 pounds. bad bis final spar·
ring session Monday .
Spencer. a San Franciscan \.Yho
eliminated big Ernie Terrell in the
first r0t:nd of the seri:!s. wound up
sparrlag Tuesday with three rounds.
* ANAHElM -The Anaheim Amigos.
8IUlng just one s:cp al>ove the cellar
of the American Basketball Assocla·
tlon 's Western Division, host the
second·place Denver Rockets tonight.
The Amigos. 17·13 and just half
a game ahead of Houston, have won
three of eight games against the
Rockets tbls season. Denver. which
trails New Orleans by two games.
has a 31·!0 record.
* LOS ANGELES -The Los An·
geles Lakers. having once again ~ken
a shellacking by one of the National
Basketball Association's freshmen
teams, return home tonigh t to face
th e high-flying St. Louis Hawks-and
they probably couldn't be happier.
The Lakers have hardly fared well
against the NBA's two expansion
teams, the San Diego Rockets and Se·
attle SuperSonics, but they'v,e man gled
the Hawks almost at will this season.
Against San Diego the Lakers are a
respectable 2·1. But Seattle has beat·
en Los Angeles three times in four
meetings. Their latest vktory came
'l\mdl)' night as the SuperSonics
coas1Jed to a 128-116 triumph.
DAILY l'ILOT l"llolt ay lllcM,., Koollllr
y.
UP IN THE AIR -Orange Coast's Bart Garrido sails upward to the
basket to score on this fast break against Riverside Tuesday night at
Riverside. Defending is Lon Vanderpol. OCC's Craig FaJconer is in
lhe background. Coast won, 119-103.
Can't W orli, Can't Leave,
Clay Has His Problems
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Dethroned
he2v .. ;<!h: champion Cassius Cay
says he·s almost broke because he
can·t tir,i1t in the United States but
won 't renounce his citizenship.
.. I'm not being allowed lo work
here in America and I'm not bein~
allowed to leave." he said. "Naturally
money would be depleted."
Clay is starii'1g on a nati onwide
spea king tour that will include ap·
pearanres before Ne~ro s l u d e n I
groups on college campuses and at
Blacl< Ml:s lim mosques.
He i::peaks Monday al UCLA.
"Many pepople say. bow are you
gonna eat champ? How are you liv·
ing? Well. How does the Uttle bird
ea. 7
··If the divine supreme being can
take care or them things who's doing
nothin~ for him . then how much more
can he makP a way tor bis servant?"
Clay said in a television interview
Tuesday night.
"l have 22 mlUion brothers ln
America and 850,000 Muslim brothers
In America. and 600.000.000 Muslims
In the world and you ask me how
I'm gonna eat."
Clay, who prefers the name Muham·
mad Ali. was convicted o( draft
evasion an.i srntenced to five years
in prison . He also was stripped of
his heavyweight title. The conviction
is now under appeal .
If the appeal fails , Olay, 26, said
he might try to regain the
heavyweight Litle, if the food doesn't
ruin him.
.. In prison, you eat the fOod they
give you or you have to eat around
it. I'm used to steak and prime rib
. . . if my body is not deteriorated,
if my body is not hurt physically,
I mi ght come back."
Asked if he would renounce his
citizenship. Clay said, "No, I can't
do nothing like that. Why would I
want to do that? l mean, I'm born
here and we have 22 million people
here catching hell.
"They should have a chance to get
out from under the oppression • •
. so I plan on staying here fighting
until I'm dead or all of us are g~."
Clay predicted Jimmy Ellis will win
the heavyweight title in the elimina·
tion tournament now under way but
believes no one deserves Ile tiUe
until be is defeated in the ring.
Hard-luck Rustlers Edged, 67-65
B1 JORN NEWTON
Of .. o..i, ...... ·-
Coach Dick Stricklin wonders what
lt likes to win a basketball game
alter bla ~en W~st cagers dropped
a last mlnult thriller to Cypress Tues·
day nJgbt, -67~, at Orange COMt
College.
But Stricklin won't bne much time
to pond.er tl'lt altuatlon u the Rul'llers
tn.tmta.ln IUveralde Friday eveolJll at
OCC.'
Again11t the Chargers, they dJd
evtrytl\inc r1oiht except win the game.
Strfe\1ln'1 charges were bu11tJ1n1 like
a11 urwlrfe::te:S tum ra:her than the Ea~tern Conference ctllar dwellers
thty are.
Cypress bad what appured to be
.. .. . ... ,,,,,. ...... "'•
an overwbelmlng height advantage.
but hu1Ulng play by the Huntington
Beach qu.int.et took the boards away
lrom Ult visitors.
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The Rustlers continually had inside
J)Ositlon on the taller Cypress club.
It wa.s a close contest all the way
with Cypress holding ~ galne's se·
cond big{?est lead of 21·16 with 9: 13
remaining In the first half. The
Rustlers flooll.y caugbt the Chargers
at 34·all with one mi.nut• left before
tbe haU.
But Cypress htt two buckets in the
last minute to take a 38-34 ltad into
the locktr room .
With 8:M lett In the matcll Golden
• West'• Mike Shelley hit a pair of
free throw~ wh ich knotted tho score
(It ?jg lpt&'e-. It WU toudl Jnd go
from lh l're wilh neithe r team gai ning '
more then a lhree·polnt advantage. '
The host~ led 6.1-&l with five minute~
left, but Cyprea11 took over to pin
'
a 68~ advantage with less than two
minute~ remaining. Shelley was short
on a 15-foot jumper and a Charger
hauled In the rebound.
Shelley then fouled a Cypress player
and the free throw was good for
a two point difference. GWC's Bob
Kieswetter missed a desperation 11
foot shot to end the game.
Rustler Ollie Martin was blgb point
man for the game With ~. Allan
Robinson contributed 19, and Shelley
dumped In 18.
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Marina~Hitntfngion S'hirwdouJn Coming · Up
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87 GLEHN.WJJJTE °' .. ....., """ .... Marina Htp's pOtent Vlk·
lnp moved i step closer to . t ti e I r champlon1hip
l!Jowdown with· Runtfngton
.Beacb ff thet pulverized ~Nftporl Harbor, 8MS, in
a Sunset League basketball
erucial !J'uHcfay .ilernoon.
The holti were therefore
able to keep paee with the
Olien, 1ettin1 up 'hesday
night'• clash •t Huntfa~on as the· CIF game of the
year with the county and
loop crown on the Une,
111.umlng neither ia upset
in Friday action.
Coach Lute Olson's Vik-
ings have a tough one com-
ing up wilh Anaheim, a
t.am tMJ ecleld. C-46. ill the flrat rowad of .Wape.
~ttle. Hwa~ draw,.1 a
... mlnl11 easier U&lSXV metrt. fadai Wutm!Uter.
'nl• OlJen drOPPlld tlHI Lint. 75-0I. .... drtt tllU
the)' meL , .. • Marina oWned the boarda, outlhot the Sailors Of coach
Al Hackney (414 percent w .au ·perceat) and
··~aJW ~haated.pla)'~ to ~ the "P' o~ of COil· tentl6n with a 4-3 record.
· · BW Moc>re turtled in an
e t p e -e 1 Ii 11 y Amttnc perfo~e for tbe Blue
and Gold. He blitud the
neta for 30 points, ac-
c.ounting for .half that total
1n the firtt quarter.
Ht lelt 1IM &a&n• ,Witb ': 11
to llay II NstrVW finlabed
OU
Moo,!l_ bit tr•m
everyw!'t!' .•• tailking bfl a~lalt)', from tbt coroer, biWng the abort ahot from
. in and, front and on the aide
'and puttin1 lo rellounds. '
lhrina dominated t h •
boarda, dt!f!te tbe presenee
of Newport 1 talf front line.
At oDe point, early in the
.1otnc. the Vlkea had taken
• dozen abots (coantiq tip.
upa) to one for the Sanon.
AJ was the cue. In Friday
nipt'a M.el loss •a\ Hua-
tington, Newport neve, led.
The Tara could stay elose
only for the first three
minutes, trailin' 7-t at that
Jamcture.
'lben )lbrtna stepped 1D
cear and rffled off 13 polnts
lJl two mi'Jtufel, 12 aeconc;ll._
Moore had Dine of .t\t°''
pouJta u the Vlkes ioomed
a.head. ~ and were only
mildly cballeoged alter tl)at.
Newport went on a lour.
bucket spi:ee in the middle
of tlle second quarter and
sliced. the deficit to 10, 32-22.
But· aga.tn the hosts cut
loose and by the halftime
rolled around they wtre
safely in front. •s-32.
The bulge swelled to '1M7
after three quartel's and
then increased to 78-50 with
5:0S to play, living Olson's
,roup Its ltr&eat actnntage
o1 tM an.moon.
Alu Gate (30) and 8on
LOve (1S) atood out for the
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An8heiln
.'Routs Lions
By 65-46
Oilers Crash S~iuts, 97-69, ·
To Hold Sunset League Le~d
Santa Anita
Wea~'s 1JODI beat
Anaheim at both eoda of
the court Tuesday -but
only in tht tint quarter.
Alter that, Anaheim took
char&e and ran away to an
euy 65-'46 SUDoaet. League
vfctory iD ttl• Colonists' .om. .
Coach Jkn Taylor 's
viaiting crew ran thlncs the
Waf ~·= in the first per\<ld. up an 18-13
Estancia,
HB Show lead 1lY the first buzzer. The
only time AnaheUll led in
the first period wa.s when
Dan Simpson potted a tip-in ~:n~;~ef M Anahelm ad· Potential
But the Li'ons came back
on bucbts by Dan Berkoff, Dan Broderick. Gary Shaw Track and field aeuon 11
and Jim ~aney to dominate juat around the corner and
first peripd play. if local spike buff• are
Anaheim got the lead back wondering, it would appear
on a Jerry Brucks tip with that Huntington Beach in
5:• left in the firat balf, !':.ft-~~otf theLeaguer v. laon de 20,.18, then &pin -thia time &:. ..._ I r
By ROGER CARLSON
.. .. DeAlr """ '"" Huntington Beach roUa
along in &le Sunset Leasue
buketball race undefeated
.after bllat'1"Wg Santa Ana, 9'7•, Tuesday afternoon in tbe OUer.s• gym.
The win stretches Hun· tinctoo's clttuit record to
7.0 and ends the first round
of hostilities in loop play.
Tbe Oilers, ranked third · in the ClF and f1rlt ln the -c-ounty, aovi atand at 11-3
o'Verall.
A1 for the victory ever
· Santa Ana -it was a case
of too much superiority in
•"11 department for t:he 1 winners.
Coacb Elm« Combs' out-
fit did evecything right from
a tart to flnlah wltb ·the ex-
ception of tbe lut few
minutes of tbe 1 e c o n d
period.
In the laat five minutes
of t:he 1econd stanza . the
Oilers let a 17-point lead
dwindle to aeven before set· V b D • for gOOd -on an Ivan League are the best tbreata er UDl el McKenzie jumper with 20 of the squads from the
aeconda left in the firat half. Orange Coast area to take RolJlil, 86-56 . ~~~olony led at tt\e ·half, ti~gtoli wilt be oin s King
......, ' .., .,. ...... an the •tronc le11 of ~.:! ea 8 · ·. • MR'! An.Mtm· " u • 17-t.S "Willfainl and a bolt oJ other · ' . aamsl v i . ~t,,,.,,.tlrANAtdi11..''u11' 11 .-tenf<>r lt.tt~rmen, COtq>led In • 7844 -
'" •• " "'' TP With more retqr_nees from ~ M6cKe1111e s ' i 11 last year's Irvine leap
Mater Del fell by the way :'= ~ : : 1r champion1 in the B e e a; .. '™· ,. I. IU!!!21111 Day c ...... ' ...... ""' .... l ,.M. 11iwr euov ci4$•nn>
Sllerlverl (A l'lnedel
lt6
11' in the wake ol Verbwn Dei'a :~!'" : · : ! i! division. s
basketball machine, IJ6..56, Pine I I S 3 Estancia COuJd well take masher
Tuesday night on the lo,ers' ~!::,"' : ~ ! ~ honors in the Irvine Leap PlltlT ltACL ' fllr..... fllllla &
_,.., • YMr tklt and u•. Cle+mlne. l"VfM ....,. Clel"llM 'rice ..,,...,.,,
HVINTN llACI. ·~ fll"'-· 1'11-Clel lo mares. ' .,.., olde end -..
Clel9fflld •flowe-. l"Wlt tl0.000. TM HYMtl_, Hiiia '•rm.
floor before an · ov.ertlow Tot•lt . • u ,. u if the Eaglea can get by
crowd. •/ CIMIMY WUTMINSTI~ ( .. , 2 6 their bigg•t ~st. Loara,
O.lnlY °"" CM y •nnl 116 Am•loma CO l'lerc1J Ill
l..Atdy HHul IW Mehomey) 11•
B•bVI l'uturt (J Trullllo) 111 R"'91 Alelftt IA f'l ..... I 111 The Angelus League losa := J s 2 11 later in the aeuon.
left the Mon..,:cha w:itb a ,,..,Id: ! l ! : Fint competlUon of ·the Art 1.-IJ. 0..U.lell lllff
l...Sy Clletoon IW H•rrlS) 111
lemon l.edv IW H•rm•IJl 114
Ultra Quat (J GonJ.ala) 11lOI Tower'll (W Humel1) 117
All'• Theme 113
2-3 record while Verbum Dei · ri-,,,:;, , • 1 4 year ha.s Corona del ·Mar
continues on unopposed with H ...... Jim \ ~ ~ ; travellnl· to Weatrninater NIO'f• Zleto (W Blum) 111 , Quenclo ~M\do IA ,.lllldel 114 ~•ntm T lme (2 J Llnloert) llJ
Mellow Mers11 (J $1141eft) 1 ll sr-. Cl Pl-Y Jrl 112
Heeve11ty Choir (.M Yen•> 115
A-8•dl 8rlld191 (fl ........ , 117
a s.o mark. • ~=-~ '"'° : ] ~ : and G~n Grove hoatmg Steve Eidriold , b.ad bis =':8 o , 2 , Muina on Ftbluary 21. "" ~y (ll °"'lei 11111 Wlllrll1111 reurtlo (w llutrtl 114 N>tMY Joen IF At.,.reil lit
A.0.bby AMI¥ IJ lU!llllr1) 111 l'~ICll (M YellU) 113
1'r-NI. E. Mlllerlck tralMd enfry.
best scoring nfgbt of the Tetei. ,: ,: ,: .l How the area ahapa up:
year with 25 poµits for higb B••,...,_ Be.e• 1 Tarry 11 J t.":,,..~~-· m
• Gr.tty Allee Io•
1.>Unclff II (J Seit.rt) 111
INDei'I .._y (I,. t'IM«Y Jr) lH
nonors for the ¥on'*'chs.
He cann~ h from the
f!oor and tbtee ffee throws .
SICOND llACI. • lurton111. l yeer
ulcn.. Cleoml"9. t'UrH U..00. Clelmln11 price $l),W>-•1l,l4iN. I.If''"' lraur IN\ YeMJI 116
lletnlt UCL 1 1/16 m1i.. I .,.., ... llld 119. The 11 ~ti.._
.ilceP.' Purte no.GOO H*d, ~ tllS.lSO. To wlf!Mr t1UJI. HCIMll .....,
lfllrd UOGO, tourttl .1000. MJke Sweeney, the
~\: Monarch scoritlg leader.
m was second with· 20 point•
A·POllHe IL pfnQy Jr) Tiiie Game 10 Pleral
Tiii M«r"' IM Y-1)
' 11oxer •oo (W 11lum) II•
lncl1en I.Old IW H1r11CIU 111
Dr. ltbv ID Haiti
Gold Admire! II IA Pfftede)
leau Lett (J Umbertl
Hiii llllne (W *rledc) A,.nmeMti (M 'An91
P-KNn
m in the losing cause.
120 The Eagles took a close m lG-13 lead at Ute quarter
m and extended it out to 46-32 m at the ~u anti won going
Alle9otnl IJ l.emwn) l:tu
_,.,. Tiii 1tlut1 (J .. lien) lit
Volei. ll t'nk.n Jr) '"
Ull<IWllCIWlble (J Oer\Mlq) icl 13
11.i 11utll II •D Hall) llS 11wnc1n fem U A 1'11\edtl lit
frAM Criv1llO '1 W l'Mllomey) 116
...... Coln IU
Mtmr W•'9111e (J tellen) O'Htra (I V•""1vefel
Sllere o.cnne (It llaftco) S..ce llultr (W ltum) m away.
tu Any doubt .a to the final 1-lff VI frwclom II' Cotti) 113 ~. w. ,,_ tr•lllM llltry.
AIM 111 .. lllt
Mlt1W ad M. 12 0 hall) Winner .-11ro1 (M Yc.u)
AHllUl< (1 A l'llW<MI
Tie Tee (2 W INl!Omty)
.,.., o1c1 n111ea. ""'" ..-, .... llUe ( ll Lewis)
Pellhl Owt IA P!Mda)
All9elhlne (J L.a,,,....rf)
O'LUCllY Tou (Ill YOl1<1 Fltrr Venvt (M Valtnw.te)
O.Ublt lecwlry IA Jutrtll
flat l'IKt IA V•*'-1•)
... ~(I VllenJW .. ) JtllY !)ml (A Shtm'left)
KM!ld I,_ ll Ptoce,. Jr)
Ta*"'9 .. l'beclot IW HlrflO)
lllcllAlya Slttw IW Ha""lll)
113 "''"'" uc1. 1 1116 m11es. 4 w.r :~ lldl •nd ""· CltlmlM. l'unt ......
Clalml"' ~Ice •-t»tt 117 Tru Ofo•s (II Garcle) xlOI
Swldotllo (I A Jlnede) 11 S-
!cle'9Vlllot (It\ VllltnNMa) 115
Walll'f T .. y fW MllhorMy) 112
Dan l oll John I 0 PllrQJ 116
Hl-(MY-) 1•
tU LodW M•tk: U J Gonulttl xm
1IJ l'lmY Tlwrt1tll Ill YMI) 115
llS C-1 ClllNta (W Herrlt) lll
1U Ollr '•trldt It G Tanltudll) 1 u llS Mr. CultlWeY IW 11\IMI 111 111 Flesle Teneo CJ Sellen) 11•
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111 1-ltll C•'ltftlr IT J Oen•ltlt· ll111
llJ El LelNI It ~ l'IMdl) 116 m o.flff II Valllmlele) 1" ns. .,...,,. u • TMIWudtll n>
outcome caJQe in the third
qu3l'ter when tit• Eagles ex·
tended their margin to &54'>
·-chiefly on Keith Batiste's
~nd Mite Blackahire't
!leroi<'a.
114 '" "' '"
RACE RESULTS
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116
11• 11111 116 11111
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116
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Barons Bag
54-52 Win
Over Tigers
Coacb Paul Wood i I bl.lil~C a atroq contender .to the Sunset League ebam·
piooahlp arouDd Williama le
Co. Williams, wbo bolda the
CIF bet record in the 660
with a 1: l>.5 la expectld
by many to run awa1 and
hide from bis rivala in
leap play.
H• will probably compete
iD the 440, ao, mile and
2-mile. Wllllams holds tbe
IChoo1 record 1D the ao and
kiite. . Qtber bl& plua factors for
, Wood'• outfit a,re Mantnd
Stirde, a t :4e i.mller, llob
Jones and Dennis Adll!DI
(U and 9.0) 1D tbe 70 high
hurdles, Kurt Clemens Jn
the shot pat and a flood
of returnees 1rom 1 a 1 t
year's croai country team
that placed fourtil in the
CD'.
EJ;pedld to dear 1J.O in
tbe pole vault .. David ~w11. Grea Cooper anc1 BebD1 Avaloul. H l I b
jumper Tom M401VDIJ bu
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By RON EVANS
Of ... Dtll'f """" ,..., ANAHEIM -Corona del
Mar won ita 16th straight
baaketball game -Tuesday
afternoon wtth a crushing
78-44 victory over bost
Loara in an Irvine' League
contest.
'11'e victory WM the eiXbtb
ln league play for the Sea
Kina• and kept Bill Bloom'•
charges on tbe beela of Hun-
tington Beach in the running
for the number one spot
in county rankings.
Corona del Mar now
stands at 20-2 overall.
John Yule was the big
spark for .Corona with 'r1
points on eight field goals
and-'11 free throws. The &-7
center put in effbt of 11
attempts from the floor and
11 ol 12 tries at the gratis
line. .
Corona jumped ofl to Jn
1'Uposing 25-6 lead after on•
quarter and ballOOded tbe
lead to 0-18 at tbe half.
Bloom remarked later,
"we played exceptionally
well in Uie ftrst half. In
the second half ft kind ol let down."
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OW-dll~ Ht7'1~ U.111 • 11111-~-Mllr (ll) ,. "f'fl"" s .. s 14 s 1 ~ 11 I 11 t 17 s • l 11
1 ' ' • t • l • . . ' . t t l • •• 14 11 -.-.~ "'""·"" 1 .. ' •
' 1 • ' ' • .. 1* ·I ~· • • • 1 1 •
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tlinc f« a nine1>0int margin
at tbt half. ·
Buntinston came back in
tbe ae<:ond half to put it
out of light.
Mike Contreras and Greg
Sayder we~ outstandlnl ill
the scoriq department.
Contreru led everyone
with 3S Points on 12 field
goal& and nine free throws
while Snyder was getting 28.
Roy Mlller followed for
Huntington with 19.
HanUngton Beach canned
Artists Miss Jackson,
B.ow to Tritons, 59-44
. Alter racklnc up a 13-6
first quarter m a r g i n ,
Laguna Beach'• Artists
wil~d under a second
quarter San Clemente scor·
ing barrage and never
recovered u they drops>ed
another Crestview ~•toe
cage encounter 'l' u e 1 d a 1 afternoon, 59-44.
Tbe Artllta, perlorminc
without th•..aeryices of ace. Mike Jackson who milled.
his s e c o n d consecutive
game because of a badly
swollen ankle, were paced
by Juniors Bran Jones and
Steve Wiezbowslci wbo con-
tributed 15 and 10 pointa
to the losing cause.
Paul Engatrom, and Eric
Cbristlanten constituted the
Triton 1corin1 vanguard aa
the pai'r dumped in 20 and
17. Other SU Clemente
cagers hitting into fb e
double figures were Sal
Lombardi and Jeff D"'ek
who pumped in 11 eacb.,.
Jackson will be ready·lol'
action when the luckless
Lagunans face El Modena
Friday ni1ht in Vanguird
cooftne1 . .....,. ......
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J-K lool9f'ft!WI Wt.lbewllll
Purdv
Swertfllllf Totals
' t'e " ,,. Tf'
J • 1 ' s 5 l 15 3 J I t
' 2 ! 10 0 0 i 0
2 • ! ' 11 .. • ..
SAN CUMINTI fff) ,. flT ,fl Tl'
0 0 0 0
' 2 .. 10 • s t 17
s 1 •· 11 5 l 1 11
0 I I 0
is t1a1t
Basketball Standings :~
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1 Inside Look at .the A rea
Around the Goll Circuit
. ' Johll Vallely It 1ettln1 a t..nftc ncudtrni ruah
• bom practcally every major collep in the wut.
The Oru1e. Cout CoUe" lupentar MelOI to
be leaning lc>Yiard UCLA, boweYer1 "UCLA It rHlly lntwetted In hffft,"' MYS OCC
eMchlobW.n.L
' ' "John thlnb he ~n "pity et UCLA IM he hn
• lot of confidence. If he doesn't wlncl up at UCLA.
' Wll probably be Utah taut he'• reelly bei"I pur· "*' by the UCLA,_, .....
V allel)"a rise to stardom is a ltory strikingly
aimilar to that ol. George Yardley, Hot.her Harbor
., irea athlete who achieved tame in the NBA.
• ., ....... ...., • .4Rq•
Both learned to plav buketball in the alleys ol Balboa laland. Yardley ia the early lMO'a and
Vallely in the ·earty 1980'1. Yardley went to New·
-port Hanor High and SUnford before going into
the . NBA to become tbe fll'lt pro enr to score
2.000 in a lin&le seuon.
Vallely, from Corona del Mar B.lgb,'ls the first
player to surpass the 1.000 point career mark at
Orange Coast
* * * I Pat McNulty, managing editor for Surfer Map· 1 nne, says hi.a publication will have a special "fare-
well" story on Duke Kahanamoku -the legendary
Hawaiian surf er who died in Honolulu last week.
''The Duke" w11 no stringer to -th• Or1nge
COMt 1re1. He c1me to Newport Beach In the 1'20'1
to surf 1t whit w11 then one of the w•t coast's
choice spots -CorON del Mar's Chin• Cove.
There w1sn't I jetty In those d1y1 1nd the apwt'a
pioneers flocked to the Cove wilt\ their wooden
board a.
Once, In 1925, •fishing *t with 25 pnMn9-
trs turned over In a huge wive ind Kah1namoku
,......,.11y Nwd 9'1ht ,_, .. from drriiiint by us.-
lnt1 his .....tboard •• 1 ..-cue VffHI.
McNulty had dinner with Kabanamoku at the
Dute'• Honolulu restaurant last month. He was
named as an honorary paUbeartt for Kahanamoku's
funeral.
r•ree-tl.ae 01,,..pi.11
Kabanamolru was an amazing athlete. He made
three U.S. Olympic swimming teams and just miss·
ed a foutb time, w11en he was 40.
The Kahanamotu issue of Surfer will be on
the stand! March 15, according to McNulty.
One of the country's leading free lance sports-
wrJten, McNulty was asked by Sport Magazine to
write a dory on Jerry Qmrry before his fight with
Floyd Patterson in October.
"But the editor called me up right after the
fi'1'ht," McNulty says, "l'Dd 1&id: 'I just saw the guy
fight on TV -let' a forget it, be' a a bum.' "
lft. ~ Mttfno .,.., ...,.., the
left thoulder .._ rilled, the left
leg MUlt be n ... -at-t rf9ld
~ lll\atratlon).
If the It~ I 99 ta n"", ttt. right
•houlffr will •lie outomotiC10lly
lrwteod of tu rn Jn g on o l•vtl ,_laM. Thll k..,. your clubheacf'
lrwlde the target I.In• and en'°"r-
ctfll a .Oltd hlt. ltalso helps de•
Ady th• "*l~ng of your .wrists.
In short, th.flnn reft leg.for;c•
Y°" to tum your ahouldet1 In •
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chance for an accu!Qteend pow-
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HB, ESTANCIA· STRONG
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(Coadaaed from Pare •>
ings.
Lacey hH done a 10.1 in
the lQO.yard daah and bas
a 22.0 to b.ia credit in the
'Q),
other top performers for
Wina include S t e v e
3odkin in the 100 and rin.
~uck Lockhart in the long
jump, another sprinter in
Tony Ventimiglia and long
jumper Ken Watson.
Wat•l .. ter
Westminater IJ 1oln1
throufh a rebulkling stage
this year according to coacb
Jack Hedges.
The Lions, second in the
Sunlet League last ye•,
will be pinning most of their
hopes on Dennis Lyman in
the SIW>. Lymand bu 1:58.5
to his credit and ii being
counted on to improve that
mart.
Jordan. botll memben of
Bill Bloolfl fa potent cagers,
are expected to carry the
blU'den of track fortunes for
coach John Blab:. ·
Leech ia the defending
Irvine League champion in
the high jump at ~l and
Jordan ~ equalled that
mark.
Other top performers 'Of
the Sea Kings iDclude John
Johnson in the 120 low
hurdles (15.0), Pat Connell,
a 1U pole vaulter, Chuck
Allen in the 2-mile (10:06)
and Rich Garber in the
aprinta.
Garber bu a 10.4 in the
100.
F•uat.ltt V -'letl
Coach Matt Leonard is
counting on eight lettermen
to give Fountain Valley a
much Improved track team.
N eteport The Barolll are )lan-
dicapped because they must Coach Bob Hailey has lost give up nine points every
nearly all of his defending time out bec1use of the Hun-
Irvine Le•gue champions tin..+" Be b dlafri t '-U thro...... -ad•-tion b u t • ..,n ac c ....... cy ,.... •· .... of no disct11 throwers.
could still come up with a Leonard wUI be counting
(Jl Cotta Men GoU and
Country Club women's club
play, Frld1y, Doro t by
O'Leary woo the A light
on the Los Lacos courae
with I 7e (90-14). Secood
in the criss~ross toW"ney
was Hazel Webster at 80
( 94-14) and thlrd was Mary
Imler with Tl (93-18). Bea
Bishop WU foW'th at 84 (88-
lf ).
In the B flight Mary
Borden took honors with a
78 '102-25). Jean Dalpee was
•econd with 85 (108-21)
followed by Alveme For-
rester at 86 (105-20) and
Pat Leonard at 90 (113-23).
• The C Oight was won by
Betty Brown (109-27-32)
followed by El.lse Stipes
( J..20..36-84) and Mary Gross
(126-3S-90).
On the Lot Lagos ColU'ae
Monday the A Oight was
won by Mary Imler with
a 97-18-31. Second was Terry
Camillo (17-lt.78}. Huel
Webster (89-14-75) a n d
Nadine Maze ( 8 3 · 8 · 7 5 )
followed.
B fli1ht honors were taken
by Merrilee Dungan ( 104-26-
78) and Betty Flcovtc wu
aecond with a 108-26-82.
In the C light division,
EU.Se Stipes was first with
111>-36·74. Bev Battistone
placed second with a 119-36-
83 score.
On the Mesa L I n d a
course. Irene Brazda won
with a 106-33·73 and Mary
Ann Connelly was second.
In winning the A light
at Los Lagos. Marr Imler
finished out the 13th hole
with a 100-yard shot with
a 7-lron for a birdie three.
In men's club competition
over the weekend. Phil
Taormina and L. Wysold
won the gross title with a
TT.
Following were Harris
Cottle and Lloyd Johnson
(80), John Hacker and Den·
ny Fenton (81), Pat Kalama
and Ted Berner (81}, Jack
Towle and Herman Nells
(82), Jack Higginbotham
a nd Bill Wegant (84), Lou
Hames and Cecil Davidson
(84), Dick Jaeger and Frank
Olszanald (84) and Vic Wad·
din(ton and Bob Walters
(85).
In net it wH Andrew
Soares and J. Rlce winnlnC
by Hazel Webtter 73 (87·14}
in the A Oigbt. Second was
Martha Ciampa T1 (!Ji.U}
followed by Nadine Maze
with a 7f (SU).
In B flight competition
Merrlllee Dungan f laced
flrat with a 75 (101·28 .
Bev Battistoni won C
fUgbt with a 7' (108-32).
Betty Brown finished second It 84 (111-27).
Irene Brazda was first on
the Mesa Linda course wJth
a low net of 75. Greta Ian-
nelll (87) and Rita Engleand
(68) tollowed.
lmne Cout
In a mixed foW'some Jack
and Jill toW"ney Sunday, Ev
and Pat Morria teamed up
with Kenneth and Lola
Wint.erb\arn to tie Gordon
and Helen Peterman and Ed
Stinner and Marcella Kelter
at 135.
s .. t• A,..·
The Jack and Jill tourney
on Sunday resulted in a win
for the team of Larry and
LaRue Harrison and Jack
and Lolita Mohoney with a
score of 136.
Second was Clayton and
Eleanor Rose and Mike and
Bernice Koll with 138. At
H3 was Herb and Virginia
McCartney and Roy and
LaVelle Spicuzu.
Ma• Verde
Art Aune bagged an eagle
on the fifth bole at Mesa
Verde, Uling a four-iron
from 180 yards out.
Se11CHtt
In· men's aw~pstake.s.
Carl Bogelfang won the
Calloway night with a 72.
Tied for · second was Bill
Graft, Don Brown and Jack
Foller at 74.
In the bandic1p flight,
Chuck Jones and P e t e
Peterson Ued for first with
• 71.
In the ladles sweepstakes
based on a point system,
Betty Day took top honors
wtth '8 points. Seeond was
Betty Rowley at 35 followed
by Betty Johnson and Helen
Myers (34), Enid King (33)
and t.!ary Greggory and
Ione Tickle at 31.
RoneJao s-, ...... ,"
Bob Mansfield took low
net honors for the men's
club Saturday with a 70 (84·
14). Second was Gen e
McDonnell at 71 (9(}.19) and
tied for third were Elvin
Wood.a (81·9} and K t .D
Cushman ('19-7}at72.
The Hal Pangle Memorial
mixed couplea la planned for
Feb. 2S and &ignupa are
being taken now. Tb e
tourney ls for members with
an established handicap.
El Nlpel
The team b es t • b • ti
tourney ended in a three·
way tie for firsl Winnen
were Lamar Hart and Grant
Meyer, Dick Billings and
Meye.r and Roy Wilbur and
Ray Alexander. The winning
score was 64
The mixed team best-ball
tourney was won by Bob
and Mary Evans with a low
net score of 63. Second wu
Dick and Helen Berkson
(66) followed by Irv and
Julie Kee at 67.
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* * * Jay Roe!en will probably be named San Cle-
mente High'• new bead football coach.
George Hartman, betid coech last sea.son, was
recently named athletic director and head football
coach at new Saddleback Junior College. Roelen
wq one of Hartman's auistanta tut teason.
contender after moving to on Bob Perldwecz in the
the &meet League. dubea, hlU'dles an~ long
Bob Adams, 1 transfer jump, Phil Age in the
from England, will be the dashes. Jerry Coleman in
Sailors' top sprinter. the sprints and the loug
Other' performers counted jump, and Allan Cotter in
on heavily are L a n c e the hurdle and · u
with M'h. WOO~WORTH'S Tied for second w a 1 Charles Stet.son and Bob!PI ____ _
Hoskins ind ClU't:is Cribbs
and Buddy Henry (681h)
* * * Art Kim, owner of the An•helm Amip, 11
encouraged with the crowd counts at the two moet
Neent home fMMS. The dub drew 3,500 Into Con-
vention Center Friday nl9ht incl ISO Sunday nl9ht.
Powers ln the shot put, Stu • spnn ·
Aldrich in the discus (151-9), Coat• Ma•
Jim Leonard, a 2:02 half
miler and Pat Hickey in The MUJtang1 are pinning
the hurdles. a lot of their hopes on a
440 relay tea.m composed E•t~ of Bob Orlauski. J o h n
followed by Durward ""' CarQn"lght and Ray Rin-' ~ _ ........... ,. ... -.. •---
derknecht (99), George ....... \_,..I~~
Flynn and Ray France (69),
Joe Flcovic and D a n lllUOL ., MWU»Wll-COlfA lllllA. Lazovsky · (70), Doug
McBride and D. Wilson (71).
Sporting Goods
Dwpcatment
Kim hotted the Globe Trotters' appe•nnce l11t
ThurWy and .. " everyone • one-h11f discount for
the Amleo .. ,.,. the followfr,g nl9ht. The 150 who
flied In Sund1y w .. the l•rfllt crowd since openl"t
ni9ht, nlde from the 3,500.
* * * -Corona del Mar High School's band showed
IOIDe cfass at a recent basketball game. When the
.. Sea King musicians stood up, we braced ourse1'es
. for a rock 'n roll number. I.magi.De our surorise
when the .eledioo turned out to be the 1812 Over·
ture.
Bee Basketball
-·~~ '-U--fonn Whytock, Ramon Ricardo u w._. -""'IC1 '""'" and Gabe Roz.
· the heart of an Estancia Coach Brian S p r i n g e r
squad that figures to go a figures all of t h o 1 e
long way in the Irvine performers to do better than Le~h Floyd S t r a 1 n , 8 10.5 and believes they could be a fine relay team. corps of returnees include
George Barnett, who did 6-0 J...wu... Bet1ela
as a sophomore in the high
jump and 22 feet in the Coach Jack Ly t b go e
loog jump. blgb blU'dler greets a host of returnees'
Richard Wood (15.7 In the to the tuck squad. Top
12>'s), discus man Larry performers include Mike
Yard Clsi-0), Bob Raymond Totten in the sprlnu (10.2
and Yard in the soot put and 22.8), Larry D'Armond
and Skip Wllllams in the in the 440 (51.8) and 880
bJgh burdlea and high jump. and pole vaulter Craig
Tom Ve1eh (10.3) Ia ex· Petersen.
peeled to be the top q>ri.Dter As a Bee Petersen did
thiJ year followed clo.ely J.U and Lytbgoe expecta 14-
bJ Bob Gonion ( 1 O. 4 ) . 0 thit year.
Mike Stawin la another Geoff Barrowby II figured
sprinter UM) for t b e to over S6 feet in the shot
Frank Dassel and Jlm Ter·
ry (7111.a), and Bud Fenton
and C h a r 1 e s Simpklnson
(7111.a).
In recent men's club
sweepstakes, John Valasek
won the low gross with a
74. Pat Kalama finished tec·
ond at Tl.
For low net, Jack Hlg·
glnbotham finished fir1t at
67 (75-8 handicap). Second
w11 John Grunderhorer with
a Ml (M-17) followed by Phil
Taormlne es (M-18), Bob
Hay 70 (llC).10), T1y Rin·
derknecht 71 (13-12), Dennis
Schmitz 71 (82-11) and
Charles Slmpkinlon 71 (87·
18).
The cril1-cro11 event on
the IM Lap course in the
women'• dlvlltoo wu won
kllrfne tu111: ~ °'1 "-'" tarr and will bold down mt. He II the defending
ltNllY 1' 11-t. ._... 1· CMl'tlllt ...... JV B k h II -01fW t. ·--t. S.-lelo t. the number one position in I rvine League champion in 8 8 et a
'"""' t. atwmz ._ Nare 2. tbe broad jump. Skawln did the discus. ~ .... CMI ._ ,...,....,. 1111
H•11t1m1: /Mier 0.1 a. Cel!IWI 1t 1.0-10 last year. • ..... m , cw Mtt<Mll
....... wo '-*',,., cai Rick GaU.de ro\Ulds out Mmer Del ""'"'\'l " 01 o.wctr1111
KalMr Ill I F 121 .....,_ HtflY 11 C ff) Gau!Ot<I =-(~>,, ~ en. c::: the corps of sprinters for Gone are the likes of Jim =~'::" ,::: : W1 M~= °'"'"' ,,., o ) cu1 oee11tt Strain. Gallade is credited and Mike Morgan and Bruce Scorlllt Mii: L-.-Ollddell s .
.....,.,,_,. (9' • 101 ...,_, with a 10.S as a Bee (a o.,__ 1. SM c .. ,.,,.,._..,.,.." s. ~,:~ ~~::...-;;• i. school record). RoColllnsohnJ. .._ M I k e ' ~~~~:~er= .. ',,, LffV ... SJ ... ......,., att.M .. 11, CA '" ac 01m a y 11 c.,.... tlel !llflP defendln• Angelus League c.-MIN c111 ..,, .... 1•1
,...... ,.,, -·• •• cm cllamploos will be pinning Udell., '"' " m venere ~ 11'1 P C22l ._ o,.. !Ill ft m Hen "'*" c1t1 '" "' DNdftCll A lot of Corona's hope• a Jot of their hopes on Jim "rev (ti c m LouMk
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,_... ..,..: MertN -,.,,..,. 4 basketball playtr11 Yunt has a 9.8 to his ea..-1• '""""-11• 111•11<1a-
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Marines Seated on
KHE SANH, V 1 e t n a m
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men -three djviaions -northwest hot corner of
p01itioned to the south. west South Vietnam. 'Ibey have
and north. 'Another 10,000 been reinforced and U. S.
to 20,000 are believed strung Army ttoope have been
along the demilitarized zone moved Into easy reach, but
to the oartbeart. tbe total American ltmlltb
"We know they are at Khe Slob ii a military
there," a Marine officer · secret.
nid. ''ftey know we know The men at Kbe Sanh ex·
they are then. One of us pect the flth1ing to start
will act." at the end of the week, •ith
A week aao there were the close of observance of
S,000 Leatherneck.a in this Tet, the lunar new year.
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Jlll'I la iliie a 0 rt be r • Tbe OD-I !JU ~ dleo Bu is ncrultlnl Mil aehool ,_. ..., tM of 'oar teachers. But we are are ia ~ ....ar 1D \tall problem tbere, eitaez. it •• tiroqbt aboul ~1'111 Now '-t they we 9VJ 'ftll ,._ tlall klM -.i ttaCbers in En,iMd ~ • c be r 1 8 a.. establbhlag higher atan· ccaatrf,0 Dr. liDcroft ez. DIVEKSIPIED BroaJlard •a Id the
• Jiii •••Of the ClllDblt of flltltlDI. • Saool oMd•11 llere clardl fOf' those we .,.. plajDed. "Many of our people by · -.. Mii wt of tbe .tm-It )a oi.-., db .., belJe1'e IJvermore ii tM .,,_. II IOllM ..,.... n teeruitinc abroad. A!rwty ''Tbla ii pltticalarJy trlle their comments indicate decision ol the district board ~ ~ la~ PGrUat ._.. iD tbe ...., in mind tllll tbe t'""9""' tlrlt dtJ Bl the Uabecl ~ ~ .:!:;:_ e= 21 percen-of the teacher• lo eertalD &Ida -tb• they feel ft will llave a wu made 1alt Dee. 28 1n .ui ' tm X..... lllh tMr cu bu ... ,.. 1.W. U.S. Sta• to do tut. ._., we blre come front out of NoloClcai Md p b J 1lca1 ltl'OGl9t faeutt.J, certa.lnly a bo™-Y period when many
11t .. ,,._,,... make ArrttJ liri,.... la t • • Tw recnl\len are la tM 1 0 P • r lat•• • 1 • t-n...~ state and we accept be,U.. adenc:.. matbwtMlcl and more dl"1'siflect.•~ teMMn ,...e • ncation.
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Remember to Ask
For SS Benefits
By SYLVIA PORTER
A couple cJf weeks a10.
a reader wrote me that his
wife, who bad recently died
from multiple sclerosis, allo
had lost a full •10,000 ID
sOcial Secl.U'ity disability
b4nefits lo which neither of t..t<.em had realized abe was
edtitled.
HU tragic story (which
has nagged me ever 1lnce)
inlipires the question: which
of the dozens of new Social
~curlty • Medicare benefit
itttreases and liberalintion1
wlll come to you
automatically, and for
wh.ich new benefits will you
have to apply through your
local Social Security office?
THE BIG benefit 1n·
crease. the boost of at least
13 percent in the monthly
Social Security check now
bting received by mil.llons.
will come automatically. It
Wlll appear in the check you
w1Jl receive on or around
March 2. You do not nave
to apply for this increase.
But in many cases, you
will lose out, possibly on
thousands ot dollars in extra
~nefits. U you do not 1et
the authorities know that
you are eligible lo receive
them.
Here . then, is a brief
guide to major new benefl!s
provided by the recent
Soci al Securit y
amendments, for which you
must go to the Social Securi·
ty office promptly to apply:
....... AN ESTIMATED •
t~.<XX> children. most Wl1er
18 but also some over 18,
will now be eligible for new
monthly benefits aa ~result
of an amendment liberaliz·
111& the definition of
d~ndency on a working
J$ther who is deceased,
disabled or retired, and the
S~lal Security office shoa.ld
bt not 1 f I e d accordingly.
tfoder the new r u 1 e 1 ,
dependency on a working
mother will be defined ln
the same way as depen·
dency on a working father
has been defined -and
theae mothcra will no loQier
need to have worked tmdeT
Social Security for baU of
th.e last three years before
they reUred, became dlsabl· ed or died, so long. as they
hiye enough previous work
dedlt.s lo qualify them or
thelr dependenta for Social
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24 Month Net Le ...
INCLUDU
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kl111ce To Mok• U11 At lll4
of Leno Perio4
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Ltaalng Co.
642-0981
1000 W. CNst Hwy.
Security bendlta.
-U you are • depende11t
huaband or a depen~nt
widower of a w o m a D
worker. you may be eligible
for Social Security benefits
be&tnning in MaTch, if you
have been receivin1 at least
~ ol your support from youT
wile at the time your wile
retired, became disabled. or
died. Again, the rule about
tM wife wortlng half of the
three years prior to ret1rf'·
ment, disability or death nas
been scrapped.
-If you are a disabltd
widow aged 50 or over, you
may be eligible for a new
benefit payable in March.
Until now, a widow with
no young children in her
care could not c o 11 e c t
~neflts until age 60 at the
earliest.
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Theater Notes
'Never Too Late' Opening
·~· At Westminster Friday
..
By TOM TITUS Of .. 1M1W ,,.., ,_,
Every theatergoer -and
indeed, every actor -bas
h1s own particular list of
favorite plays, those he will
go out of his way to see,
or to appear in, and critics
are no exception.
Back in 1962, when our
theatergoing was an amuse·
ment rather than an assign.
ment. we c a u g h t a
Broadway p r e v I e w of
Sumner Arthur Long's hit
comedy "Never Too Lale,"
and agreed with the New
York critics who dubbed 1t
one of the funniest shows
oi the season.
Currently it's one of the
;:; most popular plays I n
Southern California -it's
been done recently by
theater groups in Long
Beach and San Clemente,
and the Laguna Playhouse
will stage it later this year.
But Friday it's t h e
W e s t minster Community
Theater's turn.
Tl .at's when "Never Too
Latt.." under the dlrectJon ._111111.!~
..
of Joan Hagerty. opens a
three-weekend !'n at the
17tD Stree~ School
auditorium. And the word
must be getting around,
because It's already half
sold out.
Taking the lt~ad1ng roles of
the middle aged couple
brought face to face with
late blooming parenthood
are Sam Brandon and Sally
Crowley, who won three
aw~rds between them in
Wesbn1nster last season, his
for acting and hers for
dlrecting.
Dottie Rodgers is cast as
their pampered daughter.
with the bungling son·in-law
being enacted by yours tru-
ly. Round I n g out the
Westminster cast' are John
R o d g e rson, Marguerite
• Myers, Larry Trammell.
": -James Allen and Steve S1Jer.
Performance dates are
F r 1 d a y s and Saturdays
, , through Feb. 17 at the coun-
ty's most intimate theater.
Westminster Avenue at
Hoover Street in
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Westminster. • • •
Two county theaters lower
their curtains this weekend
wben the final performances
Cast Listed
For Comedy
At Orange
The Orange S t u d I o
Theater has completed Hs
ca.sting for "Lullaby ," a
comedy by Don Appel,
which will be presented as
the theater's next pro·
ductio.n late in February.
STORK GIV~! HIM ':'HE BIA:
Si lly Crowi.y, Sim Br1ndon In "Never Too Lite"
of ''The Amorous F1ea'' are
given at tbe La g u n a
Playhouse and "The Tende:-
Trap" snaps shut for the
Village Players of Tustin.
Held over for two days
only from a three-week run.
"Flea" wHJ close out Friday
and Saturday. W a r re n
Deacon, Vik.kl Shore. BIU
Sandidge and S a u n d r a
Mathews are the principals
in Dou~ Rowe's production
of the Mollere·i n s p I r e d
mu sical comedy.
The new Tustin grour,
closes oat "Tender Trap '
Friday and Saturday at the
Hewes School auditorium
with Ed Ash, L e o n a r d
DaJsemer, Judy Schwart%
and Helene Ash in the major
roles. Jim Funk directs and
also appears in the show. • • • South Coast Repertory's
two theaters continue their
respective productions this
weelwld with. "The Time
of Your Life" playin& at
Costa Meaa's Third Step
Theater and • • P I c t u r e &
From the Walls of Pompeii"
at the Second Step Theater
in Newport Beach.
''Time of Your Life,••
under Martin B e n 1 o n ' 1
direction, features D o n
Tuche, Denise Clements,
Stuart Ridgeway, Arthur
Koustilt, Ronald Boussom
and Clem Davidson. It's on
stage Tburs<lay th r o u g h
Sunday.
The "Pictures From the
Walls of Pompeii" will be
ta ken down at the Second
Step Theater this weekend
with f I n a l performances
scheduled Friday, Saturday
aDd Sunday. Paul Ford.
Ellen Ketchum, Billy Miller
and Toni Douglass are the
principals in the pa1r of.
original one-act plays. • • •
Continuing its f I v e •
weekend run at the Orange
Studio Theater is the Greek
tragedy "Medea" under the
direction of Mary Eastman.
Ruth Wagner plays the tiUe
role, supported by Joel
bopper, Toni Shearer and
John P. McDonougb.
Perlonnauces .are 1lven
Friday and Saturday even·
lngs at the Studlo Theater,
195 N. state College Blvd.
in Orange.
Lido Players Slate
16-character Comedy
A cast of 15 has been
announced by the Lido Isle
Players for their sprlni pro-
duction of "Once for the
Asking." which opens a five-
day run March 19.
Stale Long Beach and UCI.
She also hiu · sung pro..
fessionaUy with Los Angeles
and San Francisco opera
companies.
The central roles In the
comedy will be played by
Pal Moran. Stu Swidler,
Carol Bookasta, Rkhard
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Repertory
Sets Next
Two Shows
CurrenUy in rehearsal at
South Coast Repertory's two
theaters are the upcoming
productions of two British
plays, Shelagh Delaney's
drama "A Taste ol Honey"
and Ann Jelllcoe's comedy
"The Knack."
"A Taste of Honey" is
scheduled to open March 1
at the Third Step Theater
in Costa Mesa. while "The
Knack" is being readied for
a Feb. 16 opening at the
Second Step Theater Jn
Newport Beach.
Ron Thronson is directing
"Honey," whi<:b s ta r s
Martha Mcli'arland. Ron
Bouuom, Pat Brown. Jeff
MacNeilldge and S C R
newcomer Andre Whfte. The
set for the production will
be designed by Martin
Benson.
By VERNON ICOl'I'
U" ......... C.1& 'd
HOLLYW~UPn -There was Renolds
smael 1n the middle OI •
brothel surrounded by 17
prostitutes.
It was all for a new
movie, but rtlll unsettUne.
The locale .., S a m
Goldwyn Studios and the 17
soUed doves were all ac·
tresses of amailni pro..
portions. It may be said ln
all candor that Debbie, eYeD
in a bildni, looked out ol
place.
For a girl Who taus
Wednesday afternoons off to
devote to the Girl Scouts,
is the mother of young
children and who once
played "Tammy,'' the ex·
perience is s o 111 e w b a t
traumatic.
Debbie portrays a nice
American housewife in Italy
wbo accidentally windl up
in the bawdy house.
Borckllo life is not for
Debbie even on celluloid.
NEW ROLE
"I've never played a pert
where a girl got berseU In-
volved in anythin& like
this," she expWned. "And
I wouldn't okay the script
until Harry (bu~b&Dd Harry
Karl) appron.A the bikini.
"This is the first time I've
worn a bikini in our out
of the moviea. I don't like
them. There are tome
things that abould be left
to the imagination."
,,_ c.-.
'"Waterhole #3" ,...
.C' ..... &M'aU..eUftle• .... ....., ... That might aound all rllbt
coming from Phyllis Diller
or Margaret Rutherford.
But Debbie looked fi.awle .. 1~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tryouts Set in her blue-green bildnl. It.i.;
matdled the color of her
eyes -and wasn't mocb
For One-act 1jliii1arlilge-r ...... iiliiim--.11
Auditions for the comedy
"Overlaid," to be presented
in the Orange C o u n t y
Footligbt Festival by the
W e &tm.inster Oommun1ty
Theater, will be held at 2
p.m. Saturday at the 17th
Street School auditorium,
7571 Westminster A v e . ,
Westminster.
OUTH CORSI
Open NJthtly 6:45 p.m. ........... ,s-..2, ...
1 Paul NEWMaN i
I CODI. HaND lUKf I
mt...tr ---------'
Larry Trammell la dlrecl·
ing the one-act play, whlchll .. •M will be presented March 29
at Santa Ana Colle&e. The
cut can. for two men and
one woman.
Medley Quits
Righteous Duo
BOLL YWOOD (UPI) -
Bill Medley. one half of the
Righteous Brothers singing
duo, announced Tuesday he •DAT PfLM CLASSICS
was 1eaving the act and mlY TVDDAY Nl6HT
would be replaced by Jim-.._ ~
my Walker, formerly of the "ANNA KARININA" Knickerbockers. ....
Medley and h1s partner,
Bobby Hatfield, sa1d they ::::-...:::
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• CKUO WITH PAllNT OfflT •
H.W Over Third w .. k
"A SUPERB
FILM!"~""--
"BRILLIANT
CINEMA ART."
_.....,~.
-Tet\f-
h.ad reached "an amicable "MIN AND BILL"
spinoH'' and Medley was 1~~~~~~~~~~~========~ leaving to perform as a 1,.:
single and to "give hlmself
more time for his creative
work in writing, both m'uslc
and dramatic."
~J'outh Coast Repertory
• ,,.
Mary Eastman. managing
dlrector of the theater. will
stage the story of a
"mama's boy" who runs
away from home and mar·
ries a chorus girl.
The play is a comedy In
whlch a "good w I t c b ' '
grants a nulnber of people
24 hours in whlch to act
out their favorite fantaay.
It has recently been releas-
ed to community theaters
following a s u c c e s s f u 1
Broadway run.
Mailander and Norm a•------=-=--EVERYONE AGREESI
A Marvtlous Producti<m of a Great C07MdJ1 ..
' ,. . , . ,. '. .. -
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Don Larson and Toni
Shearer will play the two
1ead1ng roles. with Dorothy
SmJlh and Joe Del Rosso
completing the Orange cast.
The Studlo Theater cur-
renUy is presenting the
Greek tragedy "Medea" for
two more weekends at 195
N. State College Blvd. l.n
Orange.
Directing the show will be
Val Mailander. who bas
been involved in over 100
plays either a.s an actress
or director and bas studled
theater arts at Stanford, Cal
'11LIPHONI 541-1552 fOI INfOIMATION
TWO llG Hl1S
SICOND HrT
WJAlllll .. OllQSIURI'
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•minde" .. ... --=-· ... .... ......
Gaut.schi as the "witch."
Others In the cast are
Stephanle Moran. B a b 1
Swidler, Lance B r o w n,
Jackson Wllcox. Betty Lyle,
Polly Sherman, J e n n l e
Moran, WilllAm Gautschl,
Wart'en Ra.te, Chet Burgraff
and Irv Nye.
Performances wlll b e
given March 19-23 at the
Lido Isle Players Club, 701
Via Lido Soud, Newport
Beach .
THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE
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They are Agisymba, John Oltckadee, ~YC; Walter CHTll'~~~.:..o:.::!s1NISS roe!~~ :, ":~~'"H:~ ~=.-=
H u t c h l n s 0 ?I I Net:;t Slunaar'a Miss Travelodge, ""' UNDl .. teHtD doll certllY "" orow. C•llfort1le. Ullcler Ille ~
H_...._ YC· Amari•-en· SOYC· Charles Hu I h es ' i. ct1111uc•.,. • ~ .. •t 21~ Eu1 """ -., NOMI SILK SHOP ..,.. UV<.11: • 1o<m, • SD Cout H.,,....,, corona dtl Mer. "'-' "" "'"" Of Mild --•tlOn .... lb neth Lieber Udo IJle YC· VlkiDg, YC, and Acapulco c.111om1e. ul'Mler IM t1cm1ous 11rm "'"" prlnd.N I •II« o1 buslMu 1t u ..,..,..:
Callfla Ph'u M • Yacht club Commodore of l'AMILY TltEASURES 9tld 11111 Mid Hartior F•brlQ Inc.. m .. Le ' 0 r g a n • ., """ b CGMll'Md .. "" lollft'lne ........... CleMM. I.el .U.lel. Callfonlle. NHYC· Kialoa 11 John B l4ario Paru s Santa Cruz. W110Se n11rne 1n tu11 111c1 P••a of w 1TNEss "' ,._. "''' $111 .,, ., • • • WI'.. f --~1 th ,..IClttllclt It ••.....,.: J-rv. IHI. Kilroy NHYC· Rampage "' •~e wea er '---1eeea. 1ta v1at1 -.. o.... HA•t0• ,.A1•1cs IMC. D•"'-h 'Barn-'South Shore'. coodJUons, the first boat or Ntw""'1 11MC11, c1111on111. simon F. ,.,_, Pl'llWtftt .. ....., .,., ~--'-bo .. 1.1 I t De mi: J11111arv •· 1,. Murror ......,, vie. Sailing Club· Salacla Tom uvm.. s wu arr ve n 1,.ou1 .. 11atva Pmldeftt
Cotkett, NHYC ; simoon, A~pulao tn about ei;ht ~1tTNET~;~L~::=•A ~ u ~1~t:Tv°'0Fc1~:DA-:J~LES » • John Hall and s t a n days. Favorites for first to 0n J•"""'' 21. ,,.., ii.tor• ,,,., • oN TH1s s1" c111 ., Jenuary, A.9.. W"'~-NHYC finish are Kialoa 11 and Nol1rr Publlc In •lld for ukl Sl•lt, '"'· bnore me. Ille underal.,..., • lUalDJ, • ... ..... ," •""Urtcl LOUIM .... kllOWrt Nol•rr .. ullllc In .,. ,., Mid CMlf'f Serena. to me 1e 111 "" ..,_ ~ ,,_. '"' s1e1e. rtt1c11nt tMrtlll. •111v -Dcxlble It l Ck er I b aul>Krlbed lo h wll~lll lnltnl<Mnt mlttia..M lfld ,_,.. "'Mnll'tw.,.._,._
dominate 1be start1Dg lineup LEGAL NOTICE ~o;.~'=1"" ntc:11iec1 "" .. me. ::S.~~N111.:;.,t~=:·. ':!,.. =r
with 12 yawls ketches cm...~ v1v11ft utt ..,.. w Vic.4'.......,. r~ ot
h Kilr • I Kial ' NOTICI o .. INTINTION TO INOAOI Natorr Public !he corporellOll the! euailed "" wtll\ln IC OOntrl. Oy S 08 IN TMI SALi OF A LC 0 H 0 L I C MY Commlssloll E""lru lnslNmefll Oii beNlf of Ille ClOl"'etlon II has been recently con· Hv1~011 11Mrc11 v . "" 1111n1n --s. •nd .a,_-... • ..,._..-1 to • yawl after 1ail J1nu1rt >O. "" Pl/IMltlltd Orenge Coeal Dally ~llol, Ille Illa! WCll cor-lllOll llCacvtlf flle • ..,, wu • To Wl\otll II Mn Conu<n: J111111ry ll en<I i:.brvery 1, 14, 11. """· mg for ye&rS as a sloop llllllKI le btuance of t1M lice,,.. "" 1n"8 IN WITNESS WHHEOft, I flllW ' M>IPllt<I fer, 110llelt Is h~elly 1lw11 tllel lltrt1Unlo Ml my h-end •fllllM mY Other divided · rigs are IM ""'*""'*' ,,opoHa 1o "" 11~1c LEGAL NOTICE oft1c111 s .. 1 lh• d•v uld ,,_., la w.
Dor..thu Rad i.:111 67 f t beY1regu 11 Ille premlaes. dncrlbed certll!<Ale tlral •bOV• wrltltft, VW4J Cau S • 00 u lollowe: (OFFICIAL SEAL)
ketch Alert· Lieber's 4 1-.,,, It. Cl•lr '""'· Cost• Mell ClllTIPICA-r:·:"autlNIU StenleY .. p ~!'"'..,~~ .. ' . ' Pu'1ulfll to IUCll lnt.nllon. 1111 u~ Not1rv u...... • ....,._" foot yawl Amorita (also a dHlt'lff 11 1s.IY1nt1 to 1"' Otoortment PICTITIOUS NAM• PrlnclNI Office 111
• J ., ........ le • Tiit uncllnleM<I 60tl c:er111Y Ille ,, Los Ane-la Countf reoent conversion)· Jacob "'" '"'"" ..,.,." con1n11ftr 1-•11C• ceMuctt,. • bu••-at J01 MarlM W>« • • • IW 1r1nafer of an 1lccllollc ti.vtt'lge N N t 11 11 c llfor le Wood's 60-foot ketch ClllI'l· I~ (or 11c111111l '°' "*' p<emlua Avtnue 0· 6• •'*-Ne ' • n • WllNSTllM • WllNSTllN
qui; Larry Doheny's 75-foot •• te1'°0'~ ... 1t ,_ ~i;::r G":L~~~~,,:,iri;-h.';'':1c1ofoi~·~ ~~ ~ C:~
ke • ....._ Kamalli · J O h D An•-dnlrlnt1 te ~otnt the '"-comPOsed of the tollowl,,. peraon, wl\Oat Pvtlllllled Or•Ne C•" Oallf f'tlot, "'-'" , ~ 11erne In full •rid pl"'' ol ruldellea II 1 .., 1~• .... Scripps' 89-foot ketcb Navia :,~~ wi'i~':~1~:'!. ;:: ~:= .. fo11ew1 :s 1 0 1 J•nue,.., 1• 1 • -ii, ...
d..J M . Willi wn--I ol Alcoholic ·-· Ctlll,..., wltlllll Ylf• uu. 1121 Alleden• r v.. LEGAL NIVl'l'CE a ar, am ~n s ,. •n Of ,.,. .. ,. ,... ..,_... _1_ Tu"'"' ea1Hon11e. vaa
59-foot yawl R a • c a 1 ; -. ""' ,....,,, "•""' _..,,,.. .., O•IW J•~:;: ~"· William Solari's 55-foot-yawl *"1•1 • ,,...,ldtd "' i.w. Tiie "''"'INI Slate et caltfwllle, Ot•nv• county: "4fl•
I .,.. .... lic-M for 1111 Nit .. •lcllllellc Oii J•-,., .. 1HI ~. mt • .... ..... Santana; Ken DeMeuse 1 83-... _..,... The '°"" o1 wrltic.tloft INY NotarY Pullltc 111 •""'tor sold sie1e, CHTl,.tu.TI OF COllP'OUTIOtl
foot schooner Serena· Hall ':..~"';' fY'llnl '"" offlct " t11t ,.,_.11., • .,..,.., Ym suu known 1110•uW.:S:~iot~ =:::11• •-WUliam • 11Af t ' 1 Si M. m • c111tet• i. ,,,. 19 111 "" "r'°" -n•,,,. '' THE u N01•11GNeo c~POAATION • S .,.,-00 yaw · P blllhtd 0~ • c 1 Dall ""' IUtiectRled 10 Ill• within 1nt1nimen1 · 'llld dou ,,.,..,,, certllY "''' 11 b cttldUcth• moon and Norman Ream's J~ .. ,, 31 "" 1111 "' " 11.Mt 1dl110W!edffd ahe txecui1c1 lh• .. me. • 1>111"*8 ioealld 11 1101 Jet1111oree • (0,l'ICIAL SEAL) !toed N~ IMCh Celltornla uncltt' 51-foot yawl Starling III. LEGAL NOTICE orm•h Vl•l•n Utt "'' 't1c11tioua firm • "'"'' 'ii IAY
Kialoa n will be a heavy :!~·~~~~!fon •• ,,,.. :i.:c,uo~r ~:'~~·~ M=.~.:.~r=
favorite to defend her 1966 P·m• Marc11 77• "" "" fo1i-1 ... -'""°" wnos. ,,1nc1 ... 1 . . • ClltTIPICATI 0 .. I USINIU Pul>llshed o .. ,. Coast 01llr Piiot, piece ol Dusi-• la H toi~: first to fUUSh perfOrmlDCe. PICTITIOUS NAMI Jan. 10. 17, IA. 1, lNI i>4I llAYMOND EHTEltPltlSES. IMC., 11'1
It will be the first outing ~r:-;·~rinusdo•t'~~ .~~~~= LEGAL NOTICE ~::1=. •*· N---1 ... e11. .. of Kialoa II as a yawl. Slr .. 1, Wnlmlnsl.,., C•llfor1111. uncler WITNHI ... "'"' ftlls "" "" .. . .. .. In C:Ongress
Cup ~ CalliS!p · Lipton ChqlJe~~r Kialoa II will '--a ~vy Ille llclllloua firm Mm• of l!LECTRIC T 11411 J-ery, '"'· ""' SION MAINTENANCE co. •llCI lhll NOTICJ TO c•IDITO•I (Ctrpo<tlo ... n hopes of ~icklng up overall ..... firm " com_.t of the IOllO'#lllQ "'"'"10• COU•T 0 .. TM• IV.YMOND ltrnRPltlSES, INC:.
Cl HrlOna, W110N MIMI In IUll IM Pl1ce1 nATI 0111 tA&.llllOaJllA l'Oll llr R•Y"'*"' WlllOll, Prn!Mnt (handicap and 8SS A of ruldtnc;e tl'9 H follows: TM• COUNTY 0 .. OUHa ITATtl 0 .. CAJ.."'OllNIA.
honors .... well but will have Del L. W•hon. 7606 Del Wer. .._ .... ~ COUNTY OF ORANGE, "·
-l • llnglOll llHGll. Celllor11l1. Eallft .. Al.AH A. Mt:CUY. 0.CHted. 011 "''' '"' cllY of J111111,..,, 4.D. plenty of competition m Jerrv J. Moren. um Sprln9dtlt s1rMt. NOT1c1 1s HIH IY e1v1N to 1111 IHI. btlot• me. • ""'"' Pwllc '"
: '
Ten Ct'MO 1loopt Uip-
pered by IGme of tb• na-
Uon '1 ~ ~Mbn.smen and
crews start acUon Tbur ... ay
at noon in the fourth
Congressional Cup matdl
race series apouorecl bJ
Long Beach Ya~ Club:
T h e round-robin com-
.. ) petition bas developed into
.. one of the raOlt popalar lD·
., 1ersectional yachti.nf ennts
San Diego Yacht Club bas
selected Voyagers Yacht
Club's Callisto, a ~-M
owned by three doctors,
Gcor1e A. Chalfont, Donald
K. Wll)e and Kenne~u R.
Wilcox a1 the o ff le 111
<hanuaer tor the ~an'Dleeo
Lipton Cl.p March 31.
As yte\'ioutly ann~.
SDYC will deftld wlUt Ash
Bown':! Owens r. u t t e r
CaroUH1. Tbe cWen1er ba1
a C1¥il411 c;:iwJ>· of t,muka
rating et 1u• feet. Callisto
ratel 29.7.
in the nation. . The unique c l a 1 s 1 c
features 45 lndivtdual match
races by 10 crews. Scoring
ii based 011 one point for
each mat.ell wen and zero
fbr each Joss. Each skipper
meets every other once.
ThUI, a perfect ICOH ii
n.ine. Each of tbe put three
Conare11ional Cup aeriea
bas been won by perfect
acores. ~rry Driscoll of
San Diego woo the first two
and Scott Allan of Newport
Barbor won the third.
Allan ii defending this 1•., under ttie baJM1er of ~ tile North American Yacht
Racinf Union by virtue of
winning the Prince or wales
Bowl lut fUIDlller.
Representing N e w p o r t
Barbor Yacht Club is John
Hukell in Vivul Scott
Allan's brother Skip is
repre1enting the Los
Angeles Yacht Club.
Skippers from other area.a
are Jake Wo11er, San Fran-
' dte0; Ted Turner, Atlanta.
Ga.; Cornelius Shleld.s Jr ..
New York; Bob MOlbac:her,
Houston, Tex. and Tbomu
Ba1elbor1t, Ea1t
Gneawicb, R.L
3 Complete
Boat Course
Under the tulia of the
cke4 )If g.lft for t.M Upton
Bu'd Miller
Takes Over
Balboa PS
E. L. "Bud" Miller was
elected commander ol the
Balboa Power Squadron at
the annual mMtibf. He 1uo-
ceed1 Chuck P!Mlall.
Other tmcer1 elected for
1988 art Jot W. Cbrlllty,
lieu~t eoimnander ex-
ecuUn; slut M. Buckley I
llelltlnut c~r ad-
minfatratJve; Bary B •
T17Jor r teer•ta'J: WUllam
Muff, treasurer; Put DIC
Mal ColtoD, ....U" eom·
mltwe member at lafae;
Carl CelJMr and John ~on· Dell. MMt acamlttee.
Tbf JPS, compri..., ever
.,. ~. o11... tl• lldJlte tne coar1e1 in btlic l>oatlnl and ulety clar,lel.
Qauea becf.D in J__.,,
JUDI aQll 8-f ..... each
Nle1 Sindetam, 1111 er m Jtll:. Allen aDd 'fed ...._fl Air• JnfcftllS. on 11 P s
llariM, Newpcd Jeecbt • dalMI a11 be obtilDtd bJ
blve er;::..• ••1y! .-.~u 1W•11. nlned ~· pabQa ~•fflctr , followinl wqlitlla el a (TH)--~
tramlq courte It ....... Ana Service .._.. of
&Mtbaef« .. _,b~ Beckman Pave e.iUaD ol tbt .......... ~
Qirporatlon, m•ncwer
fl Mmcm7 oatbearc1 .......
!bl eoarM I• ' 1 I "1ltl ==t:~·= fl! llCI blaek~ou·•
llld•: poop .. II '• ............. r.n .. ......... _.. ... ................. ...... , .... ....
...... t .... -,.,...... ......... .,..,...
Trophy, any club la the
Yacbtin.c Aa1odation ma1
'""' toll in c:Mllqa wttla 11oeta1bat -. wttbln a per·
cent ol tbe mean bttnen
deleoder and o ff 1 c ta l
cballen1er. Tbla Hts up a ..... structur. at ••• to au.
V0711en Y.cbt Qub lw
per and crew wtto will mu
the Callltto. The deed also
require.I that skipper and
crew mutt he mtmben of
the defending and challeng-
ing clubs. In naming the cb&Ilenget',
chairman Waldo Waterm&D
1aid:
not u Jet named the utp.
"I believe a ttopby CU•
~ tbe pnetip ti the
Lipton Cap -1lioald be •on
on th9 rec• cour1e Ind not
1n l>e conference ~. Hid w• accepW other cbal.lfnl· en wtth lower rattnp we
would have doubtl••l1 rt·
duced the number of t111i·
bl• eatrit1.
"Maybe we have set up
circumstances for our own
defeat," Waterman con-
tinued, "but I feel that the
choice la in the belt int.est
ol the race &od the true
c o r i n t b l an sptrit of
yacbtlng."
John Hall and S t a n ~:1':'~":~~·11~'.0~;l:: =":;' :.,::. •11~~ ~~ ~:l :=..':.r~= "';..!:..., =:91!: Wllllams' y a w I • r i g g e d JtlTY J. Mor"' "" H id dtctdenl .,, required to fllt me to bt the pruldtftt of the C«l'W•llOll "-I bla ,.,. Sim hi b Del L WaflOll ltlem wllll ,,,. MCIU•rr ~. In lllAI PKUled "" wllltlll flletNtnelll on
'-'41 U.ID -uu OOQ W C Mei. ol Cellltrnla, Or11111 Coutlfr: 11>1 ~ct of 1t1t clHtt .. 111t Mew fllNH of tllt corporallo11 ltltrel11 NrMCI, came Within ID ace of Win· °" January u, IHI. l>efort ""' • 1<1lllltd court. or to ,.,_t "*'"-Wllll alld .a_..... lo "" !Mt well N .. .,y "llllllC Ill tllCI fw ••'-Sl11t, Ille 11«-ry 110UC11tr1, te the -~ ~ the ...... ntng last year'• Honolulu ""-"" '"".,... Oel L. W•teon .,wf clmlg,,.. •I tllt olflce of MUftW Ttl .... (Oft .. ICIAL SEAL) Jerry J. Moron llnoWn to mt to bt Hiiia, ltklu1n11e ... r, A"-• '66 Soulll JacQlltllne J, S1nb0rn race. tllt Pl'-WflOlt 114me1 1r1 tutNcrlbed Hiii ttrwt, 11111 .. loor. Loa Aftleltt, Nott,,, P'vbllc • C•lllomle Another threat _ with no to lh• w1111111 fnatrvmen1 •nd aclulowt.clg· ca1Nomle, w111c11 1a lh• llltn ., bualneaa PrlftcllNI Office In
ill ..i 1n1v .. Kutt<I ltlt ume. "' Iha 11,...'111119d In 111 malltrs ,.,. Or•iw• CounlY ~viOUI record -is B (Of'f'ICIAL SEAL) '''""-.. Ille .. ,.,, af .... ~I. My CommlUIOll ElQlll'H -'1 DeW 59 • f 0 0 t J..-•. Oevls wllhln •bl ,,_!tit af!W lllt flnt ~lie• .AP<ll 17, 1'11 vu "91•1\' Public • Callfornl• !loll .. lhla "°"co JOHN YlltTUI. A.,.,_,, aluminum yawl &seal from "''llCIHI olfb 111 D1i1c1 Jll\UArr 22. ""· 1m w"ld'" °'"'" .... •
bull Ki l On"" Coullty ltUTH W McCltAY M...,,., IMdl, C.llW'lllt the same der as a oa Mr comm1111on e~,.. El<IOllrtx _. Iha wm Pub!~ °'',.. eo.11 01ri, 1t11ot • II J-11, 1t70 of .... •bow Ml'ntld dK.t<lenl )•II. u. al ... l'eb. 7. 14. ,... .....
' P'*lltlltd Or._ Coesl Dallr Piiot, MUMOllt. TOLUS, MtW, Scratch boat O( the 3'2·bOat J11111e,., 17, M, JI •nd FtWu•N 1, •ICICHiNAUSH
fleet ia Ken De Meuse's 83· 1"' u..a ~ s:~:·~ ~~1t1 F'-
foot •chooner Serena -LEGAL NOTICE Tt11 11 ..,,.., NOTIC't!: .1r'M::J 14&.a
always a threat w b e n A~"' o=:'~..., D•llY ""' Ne. nm th dlU t P·2t1J1 J 2A. 11 nd l'ICI 7 lol. IHI f,t'i °" F,....,, Ftbru1rr t, 1"8 el 11:• Wea er COn ODS are 0 CHT~~~~~~u~" .. :~~MISS an. a ' ' o'clodl A.M. Flnanci.1 Fedmlllll. l11e~
her Uklnf. In the 1968 n.. u1Wtn'9n1c1.,. cortltr 11e 11 con-LEGAL NOTICE :, o::;'J:iM~'::' :..:"".':: Acapulco race Serena Wal dUcflnl • llualneu ., .MO M. llut It.. 1>Urtu1nl to "" dHd of trust ,...,,..,. . . d A11tllafm, Celllornla, u~r Ille tfcl!Hous ,._""' 111 "' IM Notice (If Oeflull racw-.. second to finlrb beb.in """ name .. TONY'S SPAGHETTI ClllTIPICATI 0' lutlltlll "' .... .... .... -of Olftclel Klaloa II HOUSE •llCI lhAt ""' """ " oem-.i "let'"-"""' N-lttc:Orft. Cwnl'f Rac«*r of Ora11119 ' of ll'tt lollowl'"' peraOll, wllolc name In THE UNDERSIGNl!O dOli hertbr cer· County, C1nlornle, WILi.. SIL&.. al
LEGAL NOTICE
Soling Association
Names Benzon Chief
Elapaed Ume rec 0 rd 11111 ,,.. •••ce .. r .. kltnet •• H loll-•: '"" ""' I am eondvellllt • P•llltflle .... 19Ubllc -''°" lo lllallelt bidclw fOI' bolder for the 1 4.1> mile l!mll 1· our. '"' 11• 11·• Cott• O.Cor111no Service 11us1-. •' olJ4I e11111 '""''... et trm. ., .... '" ' Meta Ctllf. ()ptr•tt1 DrlVo, Hullllllt.... I etc 11 , lawful "-ti tllt U11lled ltl ... l race 11 Boward Ahm.anson's o.1ec1 Jenuerr '· 1•... c.1110m1e, ~1. under 111e t1cttti-°" 111t ... ,. •t "" '°""' fl'ellt -83-foot 1 Sirl u hi h lml s. Our firm "'"" of It ~ • PalnllM Alld tm.ce ...... ~ c-IY Civic c-
flni bedl ~ 1o!' w ~ sir: f.n.C'~."~H':' ~·,,;'."'="'.=..,.,., Dee«ce::..!':.l-';ce. 9lld ::,:: .. 1c1 firm ~~tc:s:; ~.::'. ~': .. "., ~:e
8 A~ a b -: .. ~~ te Public '" •"" for Miid ., .... ,.,._,.,, !t.-1\111'111 "'":u ftl lftd M,,.:"'=t -· •II rlgllf, tltla tnd """-' -.._ys, • ours, 1..11 JJ.UUU I ,,,_..... l mll S. Guy k110W11 to rne to residence 11 _. fellows. •wtl· lltkl try " uMel MW OeM ol TNtt In
an4 5t teconds. XJ.aloa n•1::::: ':!::'nn::' ;:..r==. Rkhlrd c. CllKOn, f.541. °"'""' =. r.:m....;::1~1 1n Mid CM1t1
Euert Btnzon of Den·
mark wa1 elected chairman
of the newly f o r m e it
lnt.ernation&J Soling ClaH
A11oc1aUon at tbe recent
JnfftlDg in London.
TM Sollng wu recently
adopted by the lntema&ional
Yacht Radnl Union u tbe
new official three-man keel
boat for in1eroaUonaJ com·
peOOon.
Other officm 1 1 e c te d
Q D. Strang
Heads Firm
ela~ time Mi 1986 was 8 ..,._. ne exec:u•td 111t um.. ~~;· HU11t1ng1o11 INdl, Callfar,,.., Lot to of Tract No. au • IMwft
Wert Gecr;e O'Day, Boston, d 20 ~-·-17 '--·"--(Of'l'ICfAI.. SliAL) WITNHS my lllNI !Ills 291!1 ..,, tf ... map ~ In ... 1 .. •YI UV\U •, m.111u\ea ::::: ~·.,Ji~•"'°"''' J111111rv. 1H1. P•'" M. as. ..., at o1 MIK4i.._
J'vfecemercbainn, Norwanay;' asnedcreFl3erriyn. &nLard 38 aecoboandl. Pr1nc1,.1 Office In STATE o,.1t~~:oiN~~·to11 > ~:':am~ " Or• ... c-1r, gfft t 1-the race Ora,,.. Cou111Y S.RI Mlle wlll -INda. but W!llloUt
B""de d f "I• ' Mv Commluloll l!ulrH COUNTY OF OltANGE l u t -... -Im
11&1 rs approve or ud the on'" one to make July 1, '"' oN THIS 2flh dor of J11111•rv, A.O. c:ov•n11n or -.. •n .. , •·~·.-• « · comtructi Abbot f ---rac•y tlnce its In Pvllllahed Or1n119 C-1 D•llY Piiot ...... btfor• me, JAMI$ o. PLUNKETT, ~~-::!"".. 'l::; ~..':'1111:
Cnada, M.J: for ~e~ -·-;;: in 1963 11 Jo~ J111. 10. 11, 1,, 21. 1H1 s1 .... ~-~":""P~~~. ~~:. ';.,.~. :~ ~":f:':, ,.: .. ~~ ::r:. G«m S 1 i f ce.,,...on · LEGAL NOTICE comm•nlolWld •nd ~. ,.,._UY •1>-t f Mt 1 1"7 111 14 any, o D g or Scripps' 88-foot ketch Novia peerecs 1t1CHA•D c. CHACON k-::: ,;:..;..., ,..• •11 .:_ ::,.,,
Norway, Gemico for tu del Mar. NOT1c1 To cuD"ou ~ ~~~~ totti.~111 .._,_,"'=. '"'"...,,.. br uld...., • lrulf. Untt.ed 8t te Tyl B t • ......... .._ "' ·• oei.i .l•l!Ulrr 1•· lNI. a s, er oa Tbb y-.r'• race ha• the ~:/,"':/ ~tVtJ.:r. ~~ •"" .. _...... .. -,,., 111 .__. ,.1MANC1M. l'•DlltA1'0N. Worka for England. J,e largest contingent of Mex-THI couNn oP ouNH "1N1-:in1Ess wHEHo,, 1 ~•v• IMC.:..• ~ITT~•'"v
Str Wi Ind: ........ ial f Fran 'can entr1'e1 w'• .. four ._om •e. • ....._ ,,.,..,.,,. .., ,,.,, i.e.., •lld • ...._. mr •r : ... '· """ '" a e """' or • l lui . u l!sl1tt o1 Helllft M. W•~. Oeco1a.. otlklel Mtl 1"' ci.y 1'!111 n.r Ill ltll1 ::;:: Offlar Ce. the CO-sponsoring Club de td. Cttllfl<Alt llrsl above wrll'le11. Publlahtcl Om• Coul D•llY Piiot, otn-n of the U.S. S.>lln• Ya•-de An ..... ulco Flat-NOTICE IS Hl•EIY GIVEN lo .... (OP'FICIM. $1EALI J11111•i'r 17 M." IHI 04' ..... ~ '---r • I'-"& crwdlton ef 1111 •bow named W<ecllMlt ,._. o. PllH>kett ---·--·------AuocJaUon are W i l l i • m the A~ulco burgee are "'., 111 ,.,,_ 11av1ne '"'"" H1•11s1 No1•rr Pulllk<•'""""' LEGAL NIVl'l'CE
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Brand New 1968 MUSTANG
F...-h AJr ....._r & Defroster, Back-ur, Dome, Courtesy & Side Lights, Bucket S..ts, All Vinyl Trfm, Myton
Carpets, Lowered Hood, Rocker Pane Mouldings & Air Scoop Orn1,.,.nt, St1t & Shouldet lefts, P..w.d
Dish la Vleort, WlndshieJd W11htr1 & 2 Speed Wipers.
$199=
$65 35
TOTAL MO. PMT.
'
IRAND NEW FAIRLANE
1968 RANCHERO
fre•h •" ....... 4.tt..iw, M.k .... ..-. ..... .., • .w.
li9hh, 41y-11lh 11111'1 I ,.,..... te-.1 ellfl1'e 111lrr•a, ltrl9ht
111et•I 111eul4111p. ,.'494 4uh I .teen, tNt I the.Wer•ltelts,
wl"'1hlol4 w .. h.,. a 2 e,.e4 wt,.,..
·Brand New
$199
TOTAL
'199 =~ 168" =~AY DOWN
IRAND NEW 1968 CORTINA DELUXE IRAND NEW F-100 FLARESIDE PICKUP
Fresh air hH ter I 4.fr.1ter wltfl Air fie Hiio $199
tllatlon, 111 11-t600cc 75 hp 01191110, disc TOTAL DOWN
brakes, 4 1p .. d eynchro tr1111mlssl111, vi. nyl ,5240
Interior, It.cir up, d1t110 I CHrtety llfhtt,
padded 4eall I vl1en, ... , I shH"-r kits. TOTAL MO. PMT.
Froth air hutor I 4ofte1ter, 2 outside mir· $199
rors, seat belts, 1.eclt up ll9hh, 1i4'e renec· TOTAL DOWN
to", 1par1 tire I cerrler, padded d11h I $60'5
"iaors, 6Vt foot Flno1ida pickup bo4y. TOTAL MO. PMT.
1962 .~~!!.: .. ·.~~~. ~.cltp. $788
cofHlltlenl11t. No. r LW 766.
1964 ~~~~!t!4,.~!dan Wgno sass
hHter. No.. 154
'988
FORD
~D NIW GALAXIE 19~ 500 FASTBACK I
• Fr ... air h .... , a 4mestw, Yl...,t a cleftl u,holrtery • ..,, ... a
reye11 ce,,.n, Meir u,, 4•-· court..., a 1140 litMt, reclrw.
, ... ol I wheel -l4ilt91, ,.44-4 dish I visors, Md I 1heul-4., klh, wh14altio14 w11hora I 2 1,.94 wl,ora.
$71" TOTAL MO. PAY
TOTAL
MO. PMT.
IRAND NEW 1968 FORD FALCON
Frosh oir huter I defroster, d111I hydreulic $199 brake 1y1tem, brake lite, front door crtsy. TOTAL DOWN li9hh, cloth I vi11yl interior, pa.Uo4 d11h I
"lsor, wi11d1hleld washert I wipers, side view $5821
mirror. TOTAL MO. ""·
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'crt!Mlr. rtlcll tllfft ..... "'
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19'1 fOID % TCI
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IE PREPARED TO DISH OUT SECONDS
Cook's Chores
Made Lighter
~
Hel'9'1 U -ior Sqllll.iy
night supper9, w h e a the
whole family gathers around
the TV. not bUllgry enough
for a full meal, but ready
for occasional nibbles.
This menu f e a t u r e s
tempting and appetite-pleas·
ing snacks that can be
prepared ahead .of time and
kept ready on a buffet:
tomato juice, individual bite·
siud ham nibblers and
lre$hly made popcorn.
All In One
nlJ
. ~ ""A6u B ... i.
Town, country, college
hit! Knit tbls cozy cardigan
to top oil yoar Spnng ouW1.
------timletf as IOOD u his ltomacll (or
a commercial) reminds him'
it's time to eat. With the
help of some e 1 e c t r i c
utensils, everything can be
reduced to four easy 1teps.
. Step One aUows Mom
to prepare the deviled ham
spread at her convenience
earlier in the day.
Step Two is done after
t.he last dishes from the
noon meal are washed and
dried. Set out: a warming
tray that will keep the
snacks warm; an automatic
corn popper -the kind that
promises the com wlll be
ready soon after the utensil
is plugged in; glasses and
napkins (no plates needed,
everything's bite-sized).
Step Three happens 10
minutes before the movie
begins. The spread ls ap-
plied to the toasted and but.
tered bread rounds alonf
wtt.h a variety of toppings
and set out on the warmlng
tray.
Step Four: Plug in the
appliances and y o u ' r e
finished I
P.S. If you've already
seen this week's Sunday
night movie. you can plan
the same supper and pull
out some ol your home
movies. It's nice to spend
a family evening together,
and even nicer when you
lighten the cook's chores
this way.
DEVJLED RAM PICK·ME-
UPS
2 cam ( 4~ ounce1 each)
deviled ham spread
1it cup pickle relilh,
dralned 1e to.ted bread rounda,
buUered a... spread
~~ley
TASTY MfAT LOAF WITH FIESTA FLAVOR
Raised From Humble Beginning
~. JlnlwJ :n, 1968 ~~y PILOT f•J
and the Budget
ii
U you are fliPPint tbroudl
your recipe file for hearty,
ea1y·to·fix dishes that are
celatlvely lnupensJve, loOk
no further. Here it ii! Pork
Chop 'n Potato Scallop. Why
you can even make it with
shoulder chops when you're
on a really tight budget.
No doubt your famlly will
be pleased at the Pf'O$pecl
of port cbope for dinner
and tber·u be pleasantly
s u r p r s e d when they
discover ,this speclaJ new
way of serving them.
Pork C h o p 'n Potato
Scallop ls a c h e e r y
casserole of layers of potato
and onion slices in a mellow
cheese sauce and topped
witb tender brown pork
chops. The sauce is brim·
ming with the go 1 d,e n
goodness of Cheddar cheese
soup and the zesty flavor
of Blue cheese.
1/3 cup crumbled Blue
cbeete . e medium b a k l n c
Potatqes. peeled and
thinly sliced (7 cups) 1"' CUf?S· 1Uced onions
(2 medium)
2 tablespoons regular
all-purpose flour
1 '12 teaspoons salt
% teaspoon pepper
Trim exceu fat from
chops; fry trimmings. Com-
bine 2 tablespoons flour and
l teaspoon salt: coat chops.
In a large skHJet brown
chops well on both sides.
Remove from skillet: set
aside. Add soup to skillet:
gradually stir In milk. Heat
over medium heat to boiling
point; remove from heat
and stir in Blue cheese.
Arrange half of potatoes
and half ot onions In butter-
ed shallow 3.quart casse-
role. Combine 2 tablespoons
flour, 1 ~ teaspoons salt and
pepper: sprinkle half of
flour mixture over potatoes
and onions. Repeat with re-
maining potatoes, onions
and flour mixture. Pour
cheese sauce over all. Ar-
range _chops on top; cover
cauerole with foll. Bake fn
preheated 350 degree oven
~75 minutes or u n t i I
potatoes are tender. Makes
6 servings.
STEWED TOMATOES
• slices toasttd whlte
bread
6 tablespooQs (~ stick)
butter
V• cup chopped onion
1 can (1 pound, 12
ounce) tomatoes
1 tablespoon sugar
~ teaspoon salt
1'11 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons grated
Parmesan cheese
Cul three slices bread into
lh·lneh c u be s (about 2
cups): cut remaining slices
into strips for top. Place
bread cubes in 1 ~-quart
casserole. In a medium
skilled melt butter ; saute
onion until tender. Add
tomatoes. sugar, salt and
pepper; turn into casserole.
Arrange bread strfps on
top ; sprinkle P a r m e s a n
cheese over all. Bake in a
preheated 350 degree oven
45 minutes. Makes 6 serv·
in gs.
Because this tuty dish is
made with so many good
and nutritious foods -
cheese, milk, potatoes, pork
chops and flour -lt can
almost be considered a com·
plete meal. But, serving a
delightful side dish like
Stewed Tomatoes o n 1 y
enhances your lively low ... -------------------..
cost meal.
Once again cheese comes
to the rescue to turn this
ordinary dish into a real
family.pleaser. This time
it's Parmesan cheese that
lends a tasty touch to the
Stewed Tomatoes.
Then all you need ls milk
to round out the meal and
make it a flavori)acked.
nutritious meal that doesn't
cost much.
PORK CHOP 'N POTATO
SCALLOP
8 pork chops. 1h·inch
thick, (1~ pounds)
2 tablespoons regular
au-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 can (1~ ounce) con·
densed Cheddar
cheese soup
l 1/4 cups mUk
DAI LY PILOT
FOOD
SECTION
Home News & Views
Least Increase:
Price of Food
By DOROTHY WENCK
or.._. '"""' Netfte MYl-
We're living In a period
of inflation. Wages, salaries
and the cost of goods and
services are c r e e p i n g
at.eadlly upwards.
Because of the 3 percent
increase in the cost of living wt year, ttie dollar of Jan.
1, 1987, was worth only 97
cents on December 31.
However, oonau.mer Income
during this period increased
about 7 percent.
Whenever the cost of
living goes up, people lm·
mediately blame rising food
prices es the chief culprit.
But last year, wtlile the
cost of living went up 3
percent, eat-at-home food
pricN rose only 1 percent.
The cost of restaurant
meals increased about 5
percent however.
Why is it that even when
food prices have risen less
than other costs, they ar~
the first to be blamed for
"the high cost of living"?
One re8$on is ttiat food
is something we need every
day. Its cost is constantly
a big item in family spen-
ding. In 1967 U. S. families
spent •1200-$1800 per year
on food -an average of
17.7 percent of their income
(down Crom 18.3 percent in
1966).
Food is usually bought
with cash ''left over" from
other spending. When the
amount left over doesn't buy
all the favorite foods then
''food prices are too high."
Families often have a
grudge against money spent
for food. When we can't af·
ford to buy a new color
TV. "lop of the· line"
automobile or some other
luxury item sport~ by our
neighbors. we tend to blame
it on food costs.
We're buying more built·
in maid service in our con·
venience foods. TV dinners,
for example, co.st two to
two and one half times as
much .as a home-prepared
meal.
Not all convenience foods
are more costly than make-
at-home foods h o w e v e r .
Some things such as cake
mixes and canned soups are
actlfally cheaper.
And don't forget the fact
ttiat as your Children grow
up they cost more to feed.
If food prices never changed
and you always bought the
same foods. the cost of
feeding a chUd would double
from $.5 a week at age 3
to $10 a week at age 15.
Next time you get the
urge to complain about the
"high price of foods" tbJnk
about the real reasons why
your food budget is going
up.
QUESTIONS WE ARE
ASKED
Q. Can a dishwasher be
used with .a septic tank? ·
A. Yes. A dishwasher can
be drained into a septic tank
wlth.>ut fear· of ovecfiowing
or killing bacteria. In fact,
a dishwasher u s u a I l y
discharges less total water
and detergent Into a tank
than does hand-washing.
Also, automatic dish washer
detergenb are said to be
more compatible w;th septic
tank and leech beds ttian
are some hand dishwashing
products.
Q. I have varicose veins
and have been advised by
my doctor to wear support
hose. Do the "ultra sheer"
types of support hose give
as much support as the
more unattractive, heavier
weight hose?
Easy-knit in one piece
from neck down, includlng
tletvea. cabin create IUft· ~t deslp. Pattern 7213:
Illes 32-34; »38 inclllilld.
Combine deviled.ham and
pickle rel.Lib. Mix wen.
Spread Moat 2 tablespoons
of mixture on each tout
round. Garniah with cbeeae
spread, chopped parsley and
1Uced olives. Place on elec-
tric W111'1n1Qc tr.,. Makes
te .macka.
Meat Loaf: A Global Favorite
Another reason why it
seems to us that food costs
are rising is that we buy
more and more nonfood
items -drugs. cosmetics.
housewares. liquor. cigaret-
tes. pet foods, toys and even
c I o t h e s at the
supermarket but forget to
subtract these from our
''food" bill.
An estimated 20 percen t
or more of s p e n d i n g in
supermarkets is for non·
foods.
A. No. The "ultra-sheer"
1?1ve much less support than
the heavy denier spandex.
They are worn more for
comfort and are not in·
tended for serious leg pro-
blems. The heavy denier
spandex offer the greatest
power except for surgical
stockings (the bandage-like.
heavy, tight fitting stock·
in gs) and are freq urn Uy
prescribed by doctors for
leg ailments such a 1
varicose veins.
Q Some lime Ago you
r e c o m m e n d e using
glycerine to remove stub·
born Rrease stains I n
permanent press garmenb.
1 bought some but have been
afraid to try it because it
looks 10 oily. Won't it c.use
a grtasy stain too?
FDTY CENTS (coinl) for
each patWn -add 15 cents
for each pMttrn for flnt·
clue _.... .aad special
bandlin1. 8eDd to Al.ice lrvokl 181• tbe DAILY ~-~~~ .. Mew Yort, fl.Y. 10011.
Pitilt "-'· AJ&ii4 a,. ..... Mus ...
fli'lt lllM! Jumbq U.
.. Mllel!r&ft Catalog -bWI·
.... ol detlpi, I Cree pat·
term (lncJedet dulper
nruters) lmtruction1 In·
tide. Knit, crochet, em·
11roider. ao cat1. .. I
Sweet Treat'
Children arta't U.. onl1
.... Wbo UD 1Weet .J.
W.00. -.clll. Moma .US
taJoy tb1a treat too. 1&'1 a.am, ow.,. Drink .-1•
by buUng together 1 cup
1ott.1'ed orenae sherbet and
l cup loftened vanilla Ice
cream, theft IJ'ldually 1d·
dhlg 2 cupa milk. When tt'1
all blended It'• ready to alp.
~
The meat loaf, ulaed
from Ill bumble beg.lmalngs
as an "econonay fOOd" b1
home1nakeu w i t b lm-
aOUU• and lnveatlvellela,
hu ..,, become 1 worl4
tr1ftler,
W•kl)' ._ need a
cbaCa Of ... , Re9Cb ilto
P1atrJ tbeft lllCI spice rKk,
• Ill tbt cbar~Uc navon ind 1eUontnp ol
another cooking tndJUon,
and olel You're e1Unf
"forelp."
Tonlgbt, go aouth of the
border witll Melt Loll n.
Juan.a. It's so quick and easy to prepare, you'll have time
left over to create an ln-
tenatliif table setting to
·enha-nct your M e x i c a n
mood ..
The 4ecrtt ol thi1 meat
1oat'1 llnCY flavor ls the
cu at condensed chm beel
toup wbkh Is stirl'ed into
the mut mixture. Double rich, expertly seasoned and
Wet wijb lender p I n k
bean1, condensed chili bee(
soup aJttac:\Y contains many
ol the ln11edients necessary
to Jet llUa Tijuana Meat
LO otf ti> a perfecf 1tart.
Top the meat loaf with a
colorful mixture ol chopped toma~. green pepper, and
shredded cheese.
To complete )10UJ' 1outh-of-
the·botdet meat, p11s corn
mllfflna. s;rtR1t9d from a
mix, ahd lndJftcklal servings
of canned COGlred vanilla puddlr!~ wltb •a surprise
Layer at caumeJ sauce 1n
the bottom.
TIJUANA MEAT LOAF
l ~ pounds ground beer
1 can (11 ounce1) con-
. det\ltd chill bee/ IOUP ~ cup chopped onion
'4 cup dry b r e a d
crumbs
I eu. slightly beaten
l teaspoon chill powder
~ teaspoon salt
Shredded cheese
Chopped tomato
Chopped green pepper
Thoroughly mix b e e f ,
soup. onion, crumbs, egg.
chill powder and sail. Shape
firmly Into loaf. Bake in
shallow b a k i n g dish
'10x6x2") 1t 350 degree F.
for l' • hours. Serve loaf
topped with cheese, tomato arid green pepper. Maku
6 aervi.np.
And as our popul at ion
becomes more a f f I u e n t
we 're changing our eatmll
habits. We're eating more
meat, more cosUy gourmet
items (Hire frozen peas In
mushroom sauce), more
hlgh·l>flced snack foods -
IOft drinks, chips. specialty
cracker. -and more eJC·
ceulvely priced ' ' d I e t ' '
foods.
We're buying more fancy
packaging which adds about
10 percent to the cost of
foods . Small convenience
packages of cettaJs. chip'
and the Uke are especially
costly.
A. While gtycerine bu an
oily feel and is derived from
fat. It Is che~ny an
alcohol that ls completely
soluble In wa-ter a n d
lherefore will not cauM an
oily stain. Wl'en u a I n g
glycerlne on nonwuh1bte
fabrics. It can easily be
removed with ordinary l}>Ot
remover.
l
.,
1
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ft UILY ""'
PERCH THIS ON TOP Ofl YOUI MUST COOK· Lllr
Expanding 'Paul's Assets"
Pork, Beans: Budget ·Beaters
Are you tired ol borrowtnc
fron> Peter to ~11 Paul?
Expand Paw's a.sseb by
budgeting your food bill thil
wtnter and watch those
money woe1"'1h!ink.
E c o n onUc:al, delldous
lkWet dllbel could bt ~
King-size Linens
answer to your problems.
For skillet dlsbes develop
their character throu&b the
lntenlou.mess of your con· coctlooa. Pantriel, freezers
and refrigerators are stock-
ed with ~ makings
for de.liclou dkultrl in
minut.1.
CbOOM from the versatile
protein-packed bean family •.• canned barbecue beam,
beans and franks in tomato
aauce, or pork and beam
with tomato sauce. While
each is • perfect di.lb in
Sometimes You Pay /or Com1or.f
1111 bids u. 71 or ao lnches
1oq. wb1lt *•.... bldt are •u1111--.1oq. ·
~ .... --UICI wldlh ... CICl!Ulrtable
.....,,. .... ,...and
the .... cwt. tbl etbel'
J m p o ftat coalldlration
..... ......, bide • tbe
.... ., .. bedroom. Many
btdNom .. tot-anall to
~ . ......
1*I wa1111t OMICl'owiai ......... ....... •
ltltlf, wtth UM lddltloe of
1C111M meat, veaetabl•, ..
fruit, you have a rob91t.
tatltallzlng iklDet supper.
Try this unique codl·
bination of flavors. TutJ
port and beam with tomato
sauce, a favorite ol youq
and old, mJ.MCl ~ min-
cemeat and thin strfpt of
luncbeoll meat. What •
hearty &b to Mt w..
your fafnlly.
Rowid out tbll low • co•t
meal in a ·alWJet wttb a
ertsp ca= slaw ud Cl'UDC!bJ IUeP.
BUDGll:T UA18 JEANI"
1 cm (12MMI)Jancti11•
llMllt,GWttatlla .... I tlb&el..,_ .._. _. ..... 1cmoe>.-•
beam ----% cupm
4 otuce tlke
ID stmet, bron meat ID
ba1ter. Adel beam ud
mlnclmlat. Hell: ltir DOW
ad tba. o....wa ~ ..................
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Specialty
Cheers U.p
MenuB1ues
Str0g8noff
In a f.tur.fYi
... ...
spice .take .:-:. .. '1"
Sweet Rolls ~ ~ 35'.:
fruit Tarts ~,_ 2"' 45'·.
W ~se In Cale• for All o!.a1ons D•corat•d·to Onl1.r
: ... inlirtC-.. a.. ...
s.nawi•· ..........
11eDWWhlsk1y ··
~~-"" '3" fiveJflf'~ ..
Cati, '$43.ll . > ' ...... • " ~·ScOtch
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THOUSANDS
Of PRIZISI
MORE THAN 58,000 PRIZES
s1,ooo Prizes!
r
obn Leas, Jr. ~.w,at ?oath
!,Clll'l'aDCe . Cal1t.
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I.e1l1e M. Whi t&
4344j-E. Sl&uaon
ood C&l.U.
$100.00, $50.00, $5.00, s 1.00
PRIZES TOO!
M-..._..... Tloen..S. •. ~. 1-4 .... ._.,,Ster.. 11 c..tt .. 9'
......... 0...... ·-· city .. 0r...e1 .............. 1 .. , ..... ... c.ir-.. '-..... , ................................ .......
White Magic
Scot· /'
Liquid
Towels Bleach WW.. • ,....._ -II& lOU
25cco~ s.nm.., d.M.-ltetM¥91 .+.ins.
~·
Gallon c Plastic
8oed Tllur.4un. lfltl. 1-4, 1MI Bottle at your local lafeway
LIMIT ONI COU~ON TO A lfAMILY
BANK ON THE SAVINGS AT SAFEWAY!
Safeway Coffee 'P:"J~:-: :: 59·
Soft Margcirine tr:.9R:!Z 3 !.~ •1
Detergent ~~::.0.:= ~ 35c ·
' ~ . .. .
Cigarettes Popul.r lr•ncf. ltegulM
., King Sa. T •x erlr• , ... '2''
Playing Cards Spice Cake
,..;.~:t::: r;.s• ,.t 2 5 c. . . Mn. ,.:i~.~ 1_: 2 9c
f Brown Derby leer Large 'AA' Eggs
. Li4ht-' 6 1 ... 2 ... 97c c,..,,.atti.erop.it~ , .... 45c ~ T"!J iwn heh frotft r•llCh to .+ore eta.
~.--~.... , • T,,.. Ri,.ned
Jet Rown-in
F.rom Hawaii
s
for
J •
P ... I . loes us No. a 1tu11•• 10 ... 39c To lelte Fry er loit . .... · . .
. .
Strained
Gerber's
Baby Foods
AssortM fruits, ....... bles, juices.
41/:z.oz. s
fan
LOW PRICES OF COURSE
Quaker Oats Quick Cooking
or Reguler , ..... 28' ,. ..
Pork and Beans Ven Cemp's
in S.uce J~ .... 23'
Cake Mixes Mrs. Wright's 19-oa. 29' Assorted pk ••
Eskimo Diet Serve :,2 79'
Biscuits Mrs. Wright's. P\ein 3 I IL 25e ., Mtermii s+yr. ,. ..
Trop,hy Tom U.S. Govt. IMpect.cl
Young Tender l irdJ
Priced low et S.few•y 16-20-lb. crverage
Y .. Aro Not IJMltod la N .....
el n..s Y• C. Wllil
Flash Frozen
Banquei
Dinners
w.a. .aorimont. For quick. .. .., mMh..
11-oz. c
pkg.
SAV E AT SAFEW AY
Lemon Puffs or Apple Pllffs ..... Mrs. Wrl9ht'a llf 2 29'
Cottage Cheese Lucerne :: 'lr Quelity
Orange Juice
Com Tortillas
Longhorn Cheese
•aldH Conlsll
Cross Chldrtt11
Luceme 4::-69' Qu.lity
L11-_ ,, ..,,,.
S.f.. .. 79' w•y
WHOLE IODY
YOUNG HENS
..._. .. A"Tneys
Callfornlan 37e or Poppy lb.
c Plump, Tender •nd MHty c
YOUNG TOMS
Grade 'A" Turkey• lb
Callfornlan 33e er Poppy lb. •
Cllt-Up Frye"
Plln llletdy 35, Hand Cut lb.
Fryer Bream lb
Lege, Thighs, 68i • Drumatlcka lb. 7'
Boneless Roast u1g~~~;~.,84' c~79c
Boneless Steaks ~~~CJ:':=: ... 99c
• &olclen~i Fruit B . . .,. .
~ ananas C.tt•I Ameren 6rown ... IOC Canned T-Bone Sfak c:!':-1~. '1.29
Porierhouse .~~ ·~· '1.39
Top Siioin ·::~k.. "· '1.49 &'n1·a·u· Pears u.s= No. ! o u•lity 5 '1 A 0.11•+. '" Ravor ...
~
1 Yellow ·
OniOlll
11! L 1111 SI.,
•
..
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Picni~s
OwlltH111te loMI•• 3 c .. _. s219 Fwfly C.o•-4
SelMlwlcll Style RIL Sf .. L Lal"ge 9°' IU en MHty Cutt Mt. 0'
sh .. t4er
cwt fre111
'•"'•' v .. 1
tOOO llyslde Dr., Newport Bud 2• Mon1rch Bly Pim, So.1Jgv11
636 N. CNSI Hwy., llgun1 leld
f'-4 DAJlV PJLOT
There's Much to Do Abo ut Cabbage Whether Cooked or Raw . . .
Western cabbase beW
art MiDI barntted ~
round .ion& the cout of
cautornla from MOD1erey to
San Dlefo and from the Salt
River Valley and Yuma area tmtll ,unt. Between
these two 'It.ate&. 250,M,OOO
pollllda of frttb cabba,. are
•hlPl*I blto tbe mart.eta u-
nually.
Grower• ol eabblce Judp
the har\1 .. t time by tb9
solidity oi ~ Madi. You
will want to -, ~
beads thM .. n •••bl1 solid and heavy fOf' ~
size. 1be iJeavea 1bould look
fruh aod IJ'"8. It 11 bell
t6 avoid IOft. fJV/llY lleadl
with yellowed IMvn.
A poua4 ti cebbale shred-
ded and cooked Will serve
four, but 1f tbe cabbage lJ
to be served iD quarter~
buy two pou:ndl.
Keep cabba1e eold and
moist in a plastic bag and
atore it la tb• erllper of
tbe retri&erator for a week or more.
How cabbafe ti cooked t>ecomes importlllt 1f 1he nutritive value is to be re·
tained. Cabbage contributes the core ot tht cahb• ii
a Wt amount ol vitamin richer in Vitamln C tbaa
C to the dJet. Stucilta &bow an7 other i-l ti lte plut.
that If cabbate 11 c:ooted A &ood rUIOO to &ive
quickly and IA b n.iit JOUDPterl and o I d 1 t e r 1
amount of bolling wat.er, 90 • core of the ·cabbage for
percent of the vitamin C ana~. •
will be retained. 'J'be bt1t Crilp, flub •edt• ol
proportion b three parta cabbage are d • 11 c l o a 1.
Cabbace and one part water, Med.lum-11.ze alu'ed, eNpec:I or three i:uPS of cabbage in lee water, tbeo dr&ln.ed
sblakl be cooked in one cup tborou1h17, m a k e s a
of boilin& water. delicioua crunchy 1 a I ad
'nlese studies also Jn-when mlXed witb otMr •
dieat..s that •mall head.I ar• srecUnta.
UluallY richer iD vitamin C Sllredded carrots, diced
than 1ar1e beads and that creen pepper, cbwab ot
WHERE -BUT · AT
..
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CttflllGHT t'HI MAmT IAMT
"ICfS ffftCTIV[ NON 1"IOlJGH
TUfSOAY, RI. 6, l'MI
laCHNUT STV.INlO
laby Food •••••• ·~ 8 c
~IMOIJI
Vienna S~usage ~27'
lllNN MOOlf
leef Stew• •••• 2~ 58c
ttolMe. ftAJN •
Chlll Con CC.me'~ 49c
~llllf •
Luncheon Meat·~ 53' ·
MOJll. • , •
.Chlll With leans ~ 37'
A-...ouit 15~.0Z.CAH
Comed Beef Hash. 49c
DOLE
fruit Cocktail •• 17~ 26c
AU VM!fllH-fllOUN
lanquet DinnersfAOt 38 c
~SH flODN OOP£O MOCCOl.1,
CUT ~ l'fAS Oii l'fAS ANO CAttoTS
Vegetables ••••• [:i:. 17'
MINUTf """'IO-ftOztN
Tangerine Juice ~ 23c
at °' HIOZIN OCUllH •S. CllNU am. SHOf SlltNGS. TA TU TOTS
Potatoes •••••• 12~~ 2 8 c
~ llOZIM-IUMVH
Bread •••••••• "';:: 5 3 c
• '
. HUNT'S
TOMATO RAMA
DEEP·CUT EVERYDAY '
DISCOUNT PRICES
I ,14UNT's •
Tomato Paste •• 12~ 29c
IETlY C10C1CD IUTTflMll.i
Pancake Mix ••• ~ 41 c
MNll'f llUM SraA • ~
OI NlllCOf~IP
P ··-r-·-:-»«. 55c reserves ••••• JAR
Pl.ANTU'$
Pttan&d Oil •••• ~i: 5 9'
llWte)Nf "f'JAI« •
PotatMs •••••• ~ 89c
~'" Refried leans • 9::. 26c
l'\Nftft'S ccaTAI.
Peanuts •• '4. ••• ~ 36 c
l'WftB'S coaTML
Peanuts •••••• --=-. 63 c P\ANT!ln~~~ • I
Peanuts •••••• ~ 59c
kWT
Peanut Brittle. ~ 35c
ONT
Caramels ••••• ·~ 38c
SlCO '
I .-6-t o•-a . PlO. 87C
"•""" ••••••• Ol 4 ••
BEmCIOCQI
BrownleMJx •• 22~ 45'
PaOCTEt & GAM8lE Will GIVE YOU A
10% CASH R&UND
ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY
IN THIS STOftE
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(co..t ., ICi9t S.) _, 2 IO'f ~ toi. • r-. SUe).
Me.i-,.,,_. .. '3.00 ... _... s. .... WoMc ~ ... ........ c_,... .... d ..
ttwly -.......... ,,_ JoA. 21 ....... 2. .... . . .....,, __ ..,....,_ ...... _ ........ ...._ ....,,_..,.
OlT8IGfNT •
Cheer •••••••• ~ 73c • • DfTOGfNT JoY Liquid ••••• "~ 5 8 c
..... .
Cocktail Sauce ~ 29c
M & leans 2 =-491
MUNrSHIW •
Potatoes •••• 2 = 59c
HtMT'S • . •
TomatoSauce 2 = 69c
HUNr'S •
Tomato Puree 2: 69c
tutn WH<lle '~ • Tomatoes' ••• 3 ':·69c
..WsSllWH> • •
Tomatoes ••• 3 •::·69•
HIMn •
Tomato Puree 4 1~z.69c
HUNT'S · e
Tomato P,.ste 5 ~ 79•
til4l'I • TomatoSauce 5 ~ 99c
HUNrS • •
Tomato Juice •• ~ 29•
~ .... .._.,a•
HAllSf'IAY
Aqua Net ••••• '= 631
fAST~-
Anacln Tablets :--::. •1•7
Sl'fCIAL ,._ la.IAS! C»Sl.US fOI
lft lff Of NASAL CX>NGISTION .olJI lO
LOO CAllN -PITCHH
Syrup •••••••• ~ 97c
OlO rASHtONm OANlAL, 12-..0Z. "'G.
OI OlO FASH!Oe SOGAa -~
Cookies •••• •13~.oz.~. 45c
IOll\"S Ml. ot1fi 1S.OZ.'Olt
Gau.cho· C~ldes 1':~: 5 5 •
w.mT IASlrl1' INSTAN'f
Coffee' ......... ~ 99c
~T~ •
Coffee •••••••• 1'C'!t 5 9c
• MA.a IASIC!T
Coffee • • • • • • • • 32~ $11 s
MAllCET aASKEl Ma 0 SOfT
Bread •••••••• ·~ 22c
MAkET IAMfJ SOfT "
Ma1'9Grlne •••• ·~ 35c
IWSCHMiWn~
Ma'9arl.-•••• '~ 39c
32-0Z. CAN, $l.3J • TH[ CC»iM:IH CQD OI HAY l"lYBt •
Cold Caps ••••• ~r. 48c •-L!fla... •.•--L Pi•pir kll~S GEWS It' M MIU.IONS -~ $1 l J Kllf ... RKll •p-•-
L11terine • • • • • • '"-39 c
HfAl.THWAY 250 fG 4-0Z.
Vitamin "C" •• .:;.= 69• CA~N ~~~~----IUl!D Ol l.MlA.fO -SIZE 5"•~
P:.,7Vod'ka •• ..ne t3st !'~~'!!~blet 2 ~ 29c
uao wttla\' $3 M • ~Oii.,,.. Siii., fWtf.IOHr
Lord of Kentuckyor. · lcdlwl• •.••• 2 fOI 27c
toor. M'OITU> ICOT04 Wt9SICY
Dumfllle1 Scotch """ *4"
•
DEEP·CUT EVER YDA Y •
DISCOUNT PRI CES
,AkAY (INCL 3c Off LAIEl)
Margarine •••• ~ 25
IMCAIONI w
Kraft Dinner • • ~ 21 · 0
~YlfTA • t..
Kraft Cheese ••• ~~: 98 ~
PUii ..
Cat Food •••• 2 ~~s 27 ....
MOtMIN (INCL 2c M lM!l)
Toilet Tissue • 3 ~l I
...:Al
Plastic Wrap 2 ~· 2
MURT MS«ET CONCENTIATf
. Soft RinM ••••• ~rt ~
fN&'f lllf (Ml. 5c Off lAlf(J •
Dishwasher ••• ~ 3 2
lOP.Q • I ·21.oz. 68 C eaner...... •fL
IEGUU.• Ot PINE OISINffCTANT
L I L• •d 120Z. 83 yso 1qu1 • • • an.
ClfANI IN tW1 T~ TIME •
Cinch-Cleaner • 22·~~ 7 5
' ION NM 7.0l. 7 Dust 'n Wax •••• CAN
fXltA <lUNNO flOW8 PRIX
ILEACI
:49c~
7
ds.o.A. CHOtCf
ltNDEIAT llNC> llEtf
lAIGE ~TY £ND
RIB ·ROAST .
,
l •. 75c
fAIMER JOHN SHANIC POUION"
SMOKED HAM
MAMT~
GOU $lAW, HU.I.TH,
w.cMOHI 0. POT~TO
SALUS
·~29.;
t
tr.39c
WHOt.£ HAMS, ll. 491
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Gfacept Shopping? Just Push a Button
AT LANT A (UPI) -A
memo to Impatient
.,.,..,. •i a patebed
recufsl1 to tbe ..... OD
bit' way home. to lm·
Jl"l1IPa ----lm· pQ]M abopptra wbo
remmiMed tM froC lie•
but f Qf iot tbe milk:
Nowtbll't'1a~
drive-in lfocel")' -...e.
It'• tbe brain dlUd ol John
H. HlteNN, 51, a .AUIDtan
wbo med to ..U p1p1r1. Be tbooCht it lip ftlll ...
~hla&ce's•b ._l~~-....
wWhiDC tr.me W'OrleJI and
dreading a crowded super-awt.t.
··~ Au1ecl w1lhlnC I oould do all cborel at once,'' he
Jald.
Biteblm' dream mlltet.
OIDed '"ftM ~·· opened in Nrly lUUlrY and
the oner tlid tbat 11> far
be'I "MlllDI 1tuft l l k e
cruy."
'lbe ~ IU lta·
tion and srocery features.
besides pa pumpe, a push-
button boa!'d by your car
Window wtail 50 ol h item.9 .
)'OU need moat ta a placb
-beer (where 1 e 1 a 1 ) , ........... t, .... , -
food, bot .... IDldra, ••
bned,mlk,mdlOOLOillt
button wen~ lbe dll·
ly bargli:P •· .. lt'a IUD
-like playing a slot ~-" Mid • enMDI. lltn'• how • WGlb. Drivie up bel:ide the board
and punch the buttons fol'
tbe Items "°" ... 'The
price ipp68l'S on each but,
ton and • ,.rate madmle
vislbty totala the bill.
Bebilld the ~. a
OHP ·C UT EVl ·.r OCY '
DISC OUNT PR ICES Market Baskit Introduces ' . Wll .
CanMcl Ham ••• ::•6" ............ _ ..
SACKS NECICS at--I • Pick C>6 Chick ...... 49•
ONE EXTIA ~ -DOOll.t
•ASTEO '
Chicken •••••••• i.t 49c
1v.t0 lmA""" -raa ¥009 .,.,.,. ............ 49•
1 l'l'YIHGotlCllN-""'111~ 1t
lreaat Quarten •• 45c
Fn'IMGCHICICEN-~T
Leg Quatten ••••• 39•
MAmT IASICET SKINLESS
Unk Sausage •• ';:: 2 8 •
SU.~ flCZBICllMmQ.~ • ff
Shrimp •••••••• •: 1
SfA ~ HIOl.lH
Fllh Sticks •.•••.• t~ 69c
31o\~flOZEN
Perch Fiiiets •••• = 591
MARl<fl lo\SkET AU. WM
Franks •••••••••• 49-
w.:!T war Al.l lllMT Ot Ml ..
IOl.OG*-Alt IHf cx cxmo .-cx
HAM LON SUC!D IS«. 5 5 · Lunch Meat • • • --. •
MAmT MmT suaD
Cooked Ham •• '.: 49'
Lt1D'I w/llf!I. suao SMCllm> IM>NI.
UICY Im, COllNED lfff, tw.tCll lff.P I«. •
Lunch Meat ....... 3 5
CAllWION flOZIN ft 11 Fish Steaks •••• : .... 1
CHICICEN llEAST,
DIUMSTICKS, THIGHI
FIYEI
PARIS
'"59c~
H:'m Hocks ••••• w. 491
I.MIX lC>lfit f AMII. Y ,ACt C
Pork Chops ••••• ta. 69
CM8 CUT lll 79 C Pork Chops ••.•• lJ. ,,....snu 69c Spar• Ribs •••.•• 1.1.
WAfftTHIH Oi"OO' 99c Pork Chop• ••••• LL
~ f04tll.AVO. 49c• Turkeys ••••••• ,ta.
•
3 New Names in Fine
Now r•u can piclc tlte 6raail
tftat suits JOUf eurse alfl purposef
ICWICK·DISP
SUCED IACOll
~s7·c
T Olfll llb good baa>f' tlioukl Corefulty a M Ml r lltM I 1 IDICI ... ...a ...._ Eada •ib. 9'iae lri91 gofden criap and tendtt.
COUllTIY CLll
~: SLICED BACOI
~~ 73c
Enjoy the superb flowr of thit dittinctiYe brand. Cut onfy ff'Ol'lt the
~ portion of bocorr *iat has bee" telected, smoked ond cu~ for unusuat tender~
~ ooad•ss. Wof.r thiit -28 to 32 Jlices to a pound. No fmer bacon ot any price.
SERVE '•' SA YE SLICED IACOll
~·49c
2-tl. PKG,. lHa SllCfD 9k
Best borgaTn in boco". Sliced from bacon that hen bHfJ properly
smoked ond cured but without the costly "extros"I Awiloble itt both Ont pound r.gulor
sliced and two pound thick slictd packages.
•BONUS OtSCOUNT BUYS
n-.. ~·-lowonc.a Of' temporcwy price
drops w.'r• paning on to you. rricies Wt .Hect whilt stockl lost.
STORE HOURS:
-1 ... _ . .,
1 D A.M.· 9 P.ll
SAIUMMf _.,....,
10 u .-7P.IL -·
.
e FOUNTAIN VAL~IY:-:1~
....
YOUNG NOBLEMAN -Obarlton ff.ton portrays
the Earl of Essex in "Ellzabeth the Queen" tonight
in color in "Hall of Fame" at 7:30 on Channel 4.
Judith Anderson, ae Queen E1izabetP, ~lso stars in
the drama which was adapted for televUion from a
Broadway hiL
TELEVISION VIEWS
Soap Operas
Not So Bad
By RIC K DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -•Part of my job is keep-
ing a television set going during the daytime hours
,o that if a news story breaks it is possible to wratch
the coverage from the beginning. You don't act-
ually gel to see a lot of news stories this way, but
you become an expert on soap operu. And today
I'd like to put in a !ew kind words for them.
Everything is relative, and in the world of tele-
visio n I honestly believe that the daily 60ap operas
1re among the better regularly-scheduled entertain-
ment series. They are easy to poke fun at -and
\\ e all do it -because the necessity of keeping up
a dai ly now of melodrama provides an interweav-
ing of plots and characters that is endless. And
humor is not one of the favored devices employed.
ON THE OTHER hand, in the almost totally
unreal world of television entertainment -mean.
ing mainly the prime time series -the 60ap
operas. as a unit. come perhaps closest to giYing
dedicated viewers at least a slight sense of reality.
It is true the plots and characters are almost
completely involved in stories about problems. Yet
the plots. the characters and problems are often
recognizable to viewers as tb<>t1e that come up in
many people's lives. There ii often a senM o1 flesh
anrl blood -which might not seen so pronounced
i1 it were more so In other video entertainment.
And because of this, there is a certaJn sense of
irfentification.
This is refkcted even in the people who are
rnnnected with the 1oap operas -or daytime
<;c rials, as their employes like to call them. More
than most television shows, the producers, the casts
and the writers are personally Involved with the
tories and characters presented. Their longevity
on the various 5hows Is far more pronounced than
that of the workeni on most other programs. And
the same Involvement is reaponsible for the in·
rrPrli ble dedication of longtime viewers of ~ific ,,hows.
IN SHORT, it is one of the few areas in video
Pnle rtainment where both employes and viewers
~f the shows ~ctually care about what they are de> '"~ and what they are watching. And that is some-
thing o~ an accom~lishment in any area of popular
'"1lertainment. It 1s what is supposed to happen
more often.
Becau6e of this basic sort of honesty with their
nrorluct. the executives, actors and writers often
~:"."! much more real, more sophisticated and more
1·1v1lized to tal k to than some of the strictly merce.
n;irv s~arks of the more publicized and high•power· ~d series .. They are what they are: prOfessional
:ieople doin g a professional job.
And th~y are doing a few other thing! as well.
To bein n with. most of the controversial themes
that .late~ _reached prime time -such as abortion ~nd 11lej!ltlmacy -w~re presented first, and in far
m?re rl~y.to-day detail, on the soap operas. The
prime time shows may be fa ncier in techniques.
camera work and so on. but not in stories. And the
S?ap operas h~ve the wisdom to know that their
viewers -unlike the viewers of prime time -will
never let a pseudo-sophisticated technique or cam·
era angle take precedence over a story.
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Dieter's Bread
Is the Nuttiest
Don't feel that you have
to deprive yourself of all
, the &ood thlngs in life just
because you're on a diet.
,. 11 that first cup c1l coffee
aeems to go better with
.. somethi.ftl weet, whJp up
a loal of Orange-Cherry Nut
Bread and, with a clear con·
lcience, permit yourself a
Won't Wri nkle
Travel everywhere thll
apring in a smart auit that
won't crease, fits superbly.
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slender slice or two each
morning. The secret of its
low-calorie success lies in
the use of a calorie-free
sweetener. You'll like its
texture • flavor and the lift
it gives your flagging spirits.
ORANGE-CHERRY N U T
BREAD
2 cups biscuit mix
1 8-0UDce-jar Maraschino
Cherries, drained and
chopped v, cup walnu~. chopped
1 cup orange juioe
2 tablespoons calorie-free
sweetener
1 egg, well beaten
Combine biscuit m l x .
cherries and nuts In large
mlxing bowl. Mix egg.
orange juice and sweetener.
Add all at once to biscuit
mixture and beat well. Bake
In lightly greased loaf pan
In 350 degree F. oven ap-
proximately 50 m l n u t e s .
Makes 1 loaf: about 6S
calories per slice.
Butter's Best
For Baking
For the quickest baking,
best tasting. Baked Apples
bake them with butter. <Are
5 or 6 large cooking apples
and peel them If desired
or leave on skins for color.
Then cut into rings and drop
In cold salted water to keep
white.
Next, drain and arrange
apple rings in a diab.
Sprinkle with 1/3 cup augar.
Pour on 3 tablespoons lemon
juke and ~ cup melted but-
ter. Bate in a preheated
325 degree oven 2 0 • 2 5
minutes or until applu are
tender.
To glue: Sprinkle with
aqar. dot with butter and
!roll aboUt • inches from
bed aource for • to 5
minutes and serve.
Diet Depiands
Orange Juice
Oruit ju.lee lo; well·
known as an e s c e I · " n t
aourct cl Yltamin C. • ne
IOllMUIM!e aws itves ~u
a iood 1hare of )'OW' d. '1y
nqulrement cl th1a vitamin.
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bltweeD trub, frOleD or
canned oranie JuJce.
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1queezed orange Juice wW
retalD Vitamin c at hltb
levda up to a week if tbl
jllke u stored .In a ccw.14
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One-dish Meal
Only S9lution ·
llub. Ru& llub. n1a11
tDdoall-... .... .. , .............. .
• bat What about dlftntr?
There's only one real 1olu-
tlon to th1a kind of a. dl1
-a cllM'Olt for dluet.
Culerolta are tbt beartf.
onHllb IDM1I that JOU caa
pre,_. UJWbvt trom one
hour to tltllt boun la Id·
vance. Pop tt 1ato ibe cma
before dlnMr an4 tut•1 ttt
The word casserole in·
dicatea not only the way
a meal is prepared, but also
the dish in which Jt la both
prepared and served. Conse-
quaotly. • cauarolt mUJt
be an effective cootiDI
utauU a. well a. a
bandlomt HrViDI dUb.
Ahamlnum Calltl'Oltl
IOm.I with tbe1r o"8 lllCtrie
beadnt •11ments, otbtra
that go fnto the oven -
are perfect for these one-
diab meals.
So take your pick. You
can make hearty ca11erote
diahea wttb tzotic fooda ar
or d 1 n a r y lef.llovera. Con-
venience foods -fl'Olea er
canned items -ttiocted in
evvy kitchen are a cinch
!_or q_ulck c a 11 t r o le s •
FIDaUy. CUllfOltl cu .,.
usHy altered to flt the num-
ber of people to be lel'Ved.
Now rush off to the next
activity on your b u a y
schedule.
FAMILY FAVORITE
CRABMEAT CASSEROLE
2 packages (10 ounces
each) tr.. ..ucboa
hearts
2 cans (7 ounces each)
crabmut, flaked
1 can (3 ouc.a) llletd
mushrooms, drained
2 C&DI (10\fi OUDCll
tacll) cre a m of
mushroom soup
1 cup evaporated milk
2 tablupoona l e m o a
juice
1h teaspoon
Worce1tertblrt aauca
1h teaspoon pepper
1 can (4 ounces) pi-
mientos, drained and
chopped
Combine all iqred1uta.
Pour into cu..role. Cover
and bib at 325 degreu for
41 m1!1ute1 • until com-pletely l!eeted. Mate1 I
Hl"Yillp.
QUICK AND BAIY
UBP~.
2 tablelpOODI butter 01'
Symptoms
Overlap
Whit ma, awear to bt
1ymptom1 of btut dllease, ulcere, p1lttonta -ot even
emphysema-may actually
bt pain cal&led by excutive
gulrointestinal gas.
This common digestive
compWnt frequently pr~
due.a fa.lat 1ympto1D1 al
serious organic dUeuea.
and may even lDWftre witb
accurate diagnosis ol the
problem.
''The symptoml are ~ ..
quently not recopbed and
are mistakenly attributed to
tc.ntt!Wll e 11 e • ' Dr.
JllOIDt Wtlaa at. Nw York
City's Polyclinic Medical
mu ....
11' ... tbe'9•• ttJirf •e1111.acweat
in 'At·incb cube1
S CIDI ,(1~ OUDCM
taeh) ..... chMM
ICMlP
1 oiJl (J omcll) sllced
1Dllbrtolll,*9ained
1 cap lf ... Mtd ml1t
~ tMapooa pepper
1 can (1 peal) cmlou~.
dralned
Ntlt batter ln a '" .. art 80Httct ooated casserole.
Add c:tlery, Stir and cook
for 3 mlau .. 1. Adel re-
mabaiDC ~enta and mix well. Plaee ta a 325 degree
1'. Oftll fear m minutes or
until eomJlletel1 h e a t e d • Mabl • to • 111'Ving1.
CBICDDD CASSEROLE
l can (141At ounce) bon·
ed chicken, chopped
l can (10% ounce)
cream of chicken soup
1 C\IP t VIPOfltlcl mlllc
1 can (1 pound) diced carrou. dralMd
1 caa (1 poud) ireen
peal, draJnld
~ C\IP enabed petato
chlpe
Combine chlcbn, IOup,
milk, carrot. and peu. Mix
well. Turn into a 11' quart
casserole. Border w l t h
potato cl1ipl. Put tn a m
degree F. oven for 45
minutes or until completely
heated. Makes 4 to 8 HrV·
iqa.
MACilONI
CASSEROLE TREAT
1 pound lfOWJd beet
2 oana <~ .ace1
each) macaroni i n
cbeelt l&OCe l cup ntporated mDk
2 m e d 1 u m tomatoes,
chopped
I 1lloee A m • r 1 c a n
cheese, cut In triantl••
Brown meat ln a I.quart
non'ltict euaerolt. Pov off
and discard exce111 fat Add
remaining ingredient. ex-
cept cheese slices. Mix well.
Put ill a DI d•lfet I'. oven
for 15 m.illutel. Plact cheese
Viln&lea around ed&• of
CHaerole. Return to oven
for I mblutes or until cheese
mtkl and ca11erole ta com-
plttelJ h •• tt d. Matu 8 ..map.
Graceful
School and HOlpitll reporta. -•.-....:..
Anliaal pain or dllcom·
fart fn the neck, ehelt and ·~·:::.--11~;1 ltft abdominal area, ab-• --.¥
normal heart rat. o r
:rtiythm, nervOUJness, ap-
prebenaion, insomnia and
otlber dilturbances have all
been traced to I a 1
1ymptom.s.
Gu~stinal gas rat.ea
high Oil Ile llat of reuona
for petlnt Yiltta to L . 41" 411'. · 'J gastroenterolotftta, phyal· ., tM~ , ........ J
cian1 wtio apeclallu in
diaordtn or the digestive
tract. It ~ all a&•
groups, and 1.t particularly
commoa Jn the elderly.
The 41 patJeDta included
in or. Wu' ltud1 rue•
in age from 24 to 75. They
receiftd a medicatioo called
Pbuyme, a t.abltt com-
blnlD& dJgestive toayJD•
and a defoamlllC agent that
dilpel'lel and p r I V t D ti
formattot1 ot iu
Dr. Wei•' ~ JJl'O'· eel, uc 0 a C 11l I l v e l y" hi
repor49d. that tbt ctruc "ii
-most eftective in providin& nlW frtm .... qmptoaaa ., .....
Gu 11 normal in the m.
tuUnal tract, Ill pb.yslclan
ebterftd, Ud U D d t f ••normal" coadWoDI pro-
Nbl1 doa not c a u 1 1 cllltnll. ~ .....
oertlia altend CODdltlcm,
for • I t b • r PQC!bolo,Scal,
chemical. anatomical, or
ottle!' NUODI, IJ'Dlptoms do
occur wt.deb JD&1 bl actMl7
uncomfortable." '
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ln plMtl crem • ._. el
pure flattery and
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fabric. SIXTY FIVE CSN'll ta
coiu for each pattlera -
Md 11 eeDtl for tadl Pit-
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and ..,.,aal htnd1inc, &.a
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T-Bone? Porterhouse? Top Sirloin? You'll
find 'em all at El Rancho. And they're the best
you 've ever tasted because of our special
care in buying, aging, cutting and serving!
Try 'em this week ••• at special low prices!
Choose the steaks your family likes best ••• and choose just the ones you want when you shop El
Rancho. You never sort through package after package of pre • wrapped meat.a, wondering what it
really looks like behind the plastic. You never make your selection from what's been rejected by those,
who shop ahead of you. At El Rancho, you talk to the butcher behind the counter, tell him exactly what
you want. He wraps it AFTER you've seen it, ••• AFTER you've made your 1election. And you'll find
that every steak has beet?-perfectly aged (the natural way) for tendernes.s and flavor ••• carefully
trimmed (the El Rancho way) for value. Thousands of happy homemakers count on El Rancho for the
finest qualitY, U.S.D.A. Choice Beef. Why not join them 1 TodaJ.. You'll ht r lad 7.0U did. And 10 will
your family.
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Green Giant Vegetables ..... ~~.~.~~···--·· 4 ,. s,oo
Frozen ••• choose your family's favorites ••• Kitchen Sliced Gnen Btana, Mixed l'.,etablee, Nibletl
or Medjum Peas ••• 10 oz. pkgs. Yowre 1ervinr garden-freah roodne• with Gl'Nll Giant!
Leslie's Salt ........................ ~.~·~··························· 2 .. 15c
Not the little "finger-tip" shaker packs ••• but the big round cartons that hold ao much ••• and either
plain or iodized. It pays to shop El Rancho ..• the store that offers morel '
Carnation Tuna ................ ~~~.~.~.~.~ ..................... 3 .. s,oo
Sweet, .firm albacore, solidly packed into No. 1/i size cans ••• Keep some on hand for aalada and aand·
wiches. You'll see the difference when you serve finer quality!
Simple Simon Cream Pies ...... ~.~~~~~ ......... 4 .. s,oo
Tender crust, heaped with your favorite cream fillings ••. and topped in pictun. pretty fuhion t •••
frozen ••• 8-inch size! It's so easy to serve a dessert they'll all enjoy l
Crisco Shortening .................. 79•
Save 10c at El Rancho ••. 3 lb. can
Macaroni and Cheese 5 ,oa '1.00
Morton's •.• 8 oz. pkp .•• for main diah economy.
Premium Crackers .................. 29'
Nabiaco'a •.• snapping criap ••• 16 oz. pkg.
Northem Tissue ............ 3 ,.,'1.00
Soft .•• 4 rolls per paebae ••. here's value I
Scooter Pies ............................ 39•.
Three flavors of Burry'a great after school treat!
Skippy Dog Food ......... 12 FOi '1.00
No. 1 cana ••• buy plent7 at thil apecial price.
Instant Hot Tea ...................... 3r
New r ••• from Neat!e'a ••• 1 oz. jar roes IO f&rf
Cheer Detergent ..................... sr
With improved blae-ID&fic whitener ••• rt. pq.
Formula 409 Daner ........... :~1.49
Big half-saUOn •• c1eana jut about anytli.iql
Liquid ...................................... 53" • .VJ I
Twenty.two ounet ••• for ..-rklinr dishttt
SEND FOR. 1G°k CASH REFUND
aa ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY AT , EL . RANCHO•
• '
I
' The very name -"T·Bone" -co_iUures on !map
of dihiq delisht ••• wheta thOM appetit.ea ocl
cauaea hWlPY moutha to .water I Serve El
Rancho T·Bonea -with the heartiest
of reeommendationa.
$ 1.11111
Cluirlea Krng'a Vin Ron ii ci leligl&tful compa1'i0ft for atea.k •• •
cit 11.49 for tM fifth!
Pnl'i1"10111
A man-size steak for man-sized satisfaction! Broil
these great steaks-but not too well done-and aee
for yourself that there is a diff ere nee at El Ranch•
••• a difference that's pronounced "quality."
:;/ The fruity fl4vor of Louia Martini's Pinot Nrnr ii a complimeft&
,.. to a steak dinn.er ••• 5th .•• It.ts.
Tiplil'lnin
Boneless! El Rancho's finer, naturally aged beef ... in a cut that
promises unparalleled dining deHght ! Trimmed free of excess
waste to give you greater value. Here's the way to serve steak
with complete satisfaction.
The finut beef tkaervu the excellence of Roo-ryk St. Em.ilicna
Red Bordeaux WiM ••• 5th ..• $2.£91
Ground Round ......... :.~~.~ ............... 69l
Halibut Steaks ...... : .... ~.~ ....... .-.......... 69~
I
Russet Potatoes
U.S. No.1 quality .•. the kind that bake 10 39 ao well ••• Won't ydu want to 1erve .. (
baked potatoea with ~aour cream and L-
chivea? _,
~ Broccoli. ................. 2 llL 29' · · Mushrooms .................. 59L
Garden Fresh .•• and ao very tenderl Hoiaoaee srown ••• fancy quality, of coureel
Pricea in effect cit sll .. toru
TA1'r1. tAtv Sti,.,, Feb.1, I, I,'
ARCADIA: Huntington Dr. & Sunset (El Rancho Cent,w')
P~: 320 West Cplorado Blvd.• SOUTH PASADQIA: Fremont ·& Huntington Dr.
IOPoRT BEACH: 2727 Newport Blvd. • 2555 Eastbl~ Dr. (Eastbluff Village ~er)
-,
.. ·-~-~
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I •
'• "FABULOUS'' New ·;1968'
.ClMARO ..
Equ5pped with 210 H.P • .,.._, VI,
floor shl~, tleluxe seat IMft*, fuH
wt.I covers, white wall ti,.., 'tlft°ttiil
gins 'Windshield, AM radio, front •·
cent band (8" Stlngtr). Stock nwn-
ber 359.
SPORT COUPE
.. .
.52668
the '!f Aft\OUS" New 1968 . .. : .M . .. ..... NO AD
'STATION WAGON
' . ...
4 Door. tq.f,,... wlttl............. · .. s· -'.J \ '.· :s· . ·. f.. ' .. 5. . •• tlllhd .................. ~·
....., lglltt. ...... mlrnr, ..,_, ... w.. s..a ~ J66.
the "FASHIONABLE" New"'' MALIBU
SPORT COUPE
·'-2715
1968 CORVETTES
YOU CAN BE SURE WITH
AN ''OK'' USED CAR
FROM CONNELL CHEVROLET
'65_ CHMOLET $1595
•I Air 4 Door. Vt, 1utom1tic, radio, he1ter,
~ steerlnt. extra cltan.
'62 JAGUAR XKE
Roldster. 4 speed, wire wheels, radio ind heat•
er, I .. grHn with white top.
'64 El CAMINO $1695
VI, automatic, radio and heater, custom Inter-
'62 IMPALA
Hudtop, V-8, 1utom1tie, pow.r st .. rlng, ra-
dio, he1ter.
'61 OLDS F-85
4 Door deluxe. Almond f1wn. Automatic,'*
dlo and heater.
'67 CAMARO
Hardtop coupe. 327 VI, 1utom1tlc, power sfW.
Ing, rldlo, heater, bucket Hits, center consoie.
'62 CHEVY H NOVA $795 . '60 FORD FALCON
Convertible. Automatic, radio and hffter.
'63 RAMBLER AMER. $295
2 door. Radio, heater, white with black trim.
, Lie. No. OMV 901.
% Ton. Butane tan~ and all accessorl ...
'60 PLYMOUTH ~:~c:r $295
Automatic traneminlon, radio hHttr, white
with blue Interior.
'62 FAIRLANE 500 $495
2 door. VI, stick, radio, heater, ermine white
with rad Interior.
'62 CONTINENTAL $1695
full power, factory air, radio, heater, tuxedo
Wack, black leather Interior.
I 66 CHEVROLET $1895
4 Door. VI, automatic, factory air, radio and
hMter, ... rt beige.
'65 'IMPALA SPORT COUPE $1995
327 VI, automatic, power steering, factory air
1 cetMfltlonlng, ridlo and heater, ermine white
wfttt blue Interior.
'63 DODGE ' PASSINGER $545
........ w..-. VI, automatic, power merlntr .......... ......,. . .
2 door. Radio ind hHter.
'64 DODGE DART
4 door Hd1n. Automatic, rldlo, heater, whlt1 ·
with blue Interior. Cle1n.
'66 FORD F-100
Pickup. VI, automatic, he1ter, huvy duty rub-
ber.
'58 FORD
St1tion wagon. VI engine, 1utomatlc tr1nsmi..
'65 MUSTANG
Hardtop coupe. 289 VI, automatic, power ~
ing, poppy red, black Interior.
'66 CHEVELLE MALIBU
Sport coupe. VI, radio, heater, yellow with
black vinyl Interior, cle1n and • real buy.
'62 BUICK WILDCAT $1295
H1rdtop. Coupe. VI, 1utom1tlc, fattory 11 r ,
'55 CHMOLET ~cT:uNP
Reacly for work.
'59 PLYMOUTH
-
~$11.950 ,. .. ~
Va.nf Hi bllbl, tMJt•.
nc,.,. ••1'1lcl•, new dbposal,
new water beater, double
pne. All orwly pamt.d.
Jiul"IJI
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S.lesmen Attention
T1lt mc...ai ol JlllU.tJ our '*' ..i..nen clMdell •ar-J.y S7000 in comm1ssiom.. We
•• ICJ"t!I Ihde'• roam Jcr one more. U you are In-200 W~f'f DRIVE
lerested In eamJna thi.s kind 640-7Tl1 Open Eves. °' W7. all llm Wood IE I fl OPTIOI MESA VEME REALTY. LlAK
546-5990.
·ttUNnNGTON IEACH OFF1c .. 1 ...... 1.....:n
7111 ...... Of I WTW ""--a • ------...l"'il:l:l'~etm;J':ftl.iJsppa111=i'~-------.-1111 I
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NIWPORT llACH OFRCI..,..,...
2043 W..tdiff Dr . .t lmne --·
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RINTALS R ,.,... Uwfutn ..... -. -Huntf~ e ... ch UOO
llNTALI l l NTALS
_,."'-~._, Aph.U,.~ -.
Coste Mela SlOOCOlte ~ S100 -·~ ... _ ... __________ .
I UT I NTALS It AL ATI ll~L ISTATI
• ...._Unfunt~ ..... .. G.nerat ----Hunttngton ·~ch ,._ 8•· t .:..\ -.1n t1I •n•c. Mount. & -...rt 6210 L~t 6401 * * VILLA MESA * .&l U x 20 Store Space. Elwclle.nt ONT. &nHttr br, ~ ba, oonv l..ONG haired fJttnM CalJoo
cat Viclnlcy ot Hoaa Hoapl-
t&l. 646-1<162 * ALL UTILITIES PAID * l atra lerte 2 ldr"' Deluxe A,tt.
~RNISHED Available
• Closed double garasee
• Children's section
9 Fully equiped
e Heated pool &
• Reaeation area
playground > Fotted air beat * 719 Wed WllMn
·'"u Aph. Furnl.W
Cost1 Meta 4100
SPACIOUS 2 BR Upstairs
Snnd new w/w carpeting
attrnc new furniture. New
t:iby or clildm over 6 OK
No pets. Walk to shp'ii. Sll:>
SU9.50 Ph: $4~3643 or see
Mgr 2256 Maple St.
SUS CASn'il
New Units Now Renting
Fumished Bachelor
and 1 Edrm Units
7110 Newport Blvd.
Medallion by Hotpo!nt
$22.50 Wk. Up
• Studio I< Bach apta. e lncl Utlls &: Phone M!rv. e Maid Service · TV avall.
•New· Cafe le Bar
2316 Newport Blvd. 548-9755
ADULTS ONLY
Nicely furnished 2 BR
apt Healed pool. Sl40.
2264 Maple. CM 6424&49
SPANISH E/side. 1 BR.
Frpl. beams. patio. l adult.
Ot. peta. $110 yrly. 673-7629
• Private patioe e Walk·in closet.
e Single story
Mln•r 646-1251 *
Gen.r11l . saao
vtNtioME
JAN. SPECIAL!
2 WKS Pltll ltENT
Make reservadoos NOW
Newly Redecorated
Clote to shopping, p.,k
loya Club & Glr h Club e Spacioul l Sr'a • 2 Ba e Swim Pool· PuV,reen
• Frpl lndiv/lndry fac'ls e Adults le Family areas
1M5 Anaheim Av._
C.M. 642-2824
RENT
3 Rooms Furniture
$25 Month
FULL OPTION TO BUY
No deposit o.a.c.
House of Chain
Cott• Meta
HAiioi
.
Valt11 (}reen
TOW NH ousa
•s, tuJft.lfta C.rpeta, Orap
• • ; ... ry '" ""v•t• P1r~, C
Pool. F."'illes
xuryl l it .
lub H.u1e,
W•lc:•m•.
From SI 75 ..
, . . .
.
Telte H•rMr to W1r11•r • 114 Goe Wttt on WtrM•
I••• peat Enlll!I t• the <irH 11 Veil•'/ E11t.y.
PHOMI MR. MOI RISON '61·0Ut
--~ ----------
5100 Lawne ... ch ·
.
5705
1 Bdrm. SpUt' level. Fully
cpt'd, & dtPt. Fen<.'ed patio.
l~ ba. 2 entrances. Htd
pool $110 Ille.I a.11 util. 1971
Maple 642-1214
100 CLIFfl DltlV!
Newport ... ch 5200
DELUXE 3 BR 3 ba. Frplc,
Pool, patio, $250 l'bO or sale
w/low dn pymt. Rltr. 675-2800
LUXURY FUR.Nt UNl'URN
Yearly Leaae. 1 Ir: 2 BR
steps to Shure Ir: Shops
Oceanview from every Apt.
from $150 mo up.
$240
Rettteta Wanted 5990
API'. or eottare with view,
Newport. Sil\ile, maturt
woman. Year-round. Untur-
rushed to noo. 541-9250
Rooma for Rent 59'5
1 BR Apt. Completely
furn. 131 Flower St.
S19.50 646-7883
GREENS _Coron_• det_M•_r _5250_ ~ llOl·alNT
P'Z~~·-... liMted . Mai4 MtYtce
NASSAU Palms l .I: 2 BR
Furn or Vnf Ul5·$150. Htd.
pool. 177 E . 22nd St. 642-3645
1 Bdrm. Pool. Util pd ..
$ll5 Call aft. 5 PM
642-8'266
$95 Month: all utll. incl. Priv.
patio; quiet. clean. Sgl.
story. Adults. 642-3711
NlCEL Y furn lrg Trailer
SlOO mo. Adults only. Aloha
Trlr Pk, 132 W. Wilson, CM
DUPLEX $95. }..ae 1 BR.
Nicely turn. lndry. prden.
er. Oae to shops. 646-2118
1 BR Furn. Apt.
Close lo shopping. S85
Rl tr. 548-3209
~ewport 8e1eh 4200
2008 W. Oce111lront
2 i3R. 1 ba. crpts, drapes,
blt.tns. nso mo.
642-1615 675-1669 eves.
:vtOBILE home • 12x55. 1 or
2 Sr. Comp! furn. $110 nib.
E42·1585 wknds/aft 5 week·
dys.
Newoort Hgts. 4210
NPJ; HG~. 1 'BR, tripll!'X
Furn. Pool, util pd. $105
"10 3226 Clay St., 548-7325
Coron• def Mir 4250
1 Winter Mtinthly Rentals
I JAMAICA INN HOTEL
As low aa $150 mo. 673-8120
STUDIO Apt. SHARP! $95
Avail Feb. 1, 548-60<ll
l•lbol
CLEAN Bach Apts. Ail
util incl. $7S up
315 E. Balboa Blvp.
BALBOA * 673-9945
1 BR. Apts, Older men. $75.
Michael. Rltr. 507 E. Balboa
Blvd. 673-QlSO.
· tuntinqton le.ch ....00
BACHELOR -UNFURN.
from $100
tnc1. util.
1 ·2 Ir: 3 BDRM.
ruRN. &: UNFUR.N.
Heated Pools, Child Cart
Center, Adj. to Shop¢n1 -
2700 Peterson Wa7. at Har-
bor &: Adams, Costa Mesa.
546·0370
Prestlp Address
MARTINIQUE
GARDEN Ans.
Parklike IUlTOWldinga
FURNISHED BACHELORS
UNFURN1 BR·2 BR·3BR
2 bath. avallabl•
Carpets, drapes, garage
18th & Sant• An1, C.M.
646-4233 646-5542
Maple Cap.rl
& lermucla ViDage
SPAC 21: 3 BR,1% bathe
Cpl&, drps, 2 pools
Near sbp'.i and achoola
FROM $99.50
Mgr. 19llS Maple, -#3
Mar. 2214 Collep #2
$105-$120
Luxurious Townhouse
2 BDRM Unfurnished
Elec kitchen. Beautiful bii
pool. Nr shp'g. Adults only.
HARBOR TOWNHOUSE
zn.7 Harbor Blvd .. CM
$105
2 nice bedrooms, upstairl.
1 lit baths, carpetll. drapes.
Private patio, Garage.
WALL.ACE AVE. VILl.AS
2061·0 Wallace Ave .. CM
<just south of Hamilton SU
Z BR Studio Uni &: Film
Utilitl~ paid. POOL!
Walk to abops. Adult.a on\y.
7190 College Ave. CM
? BR Apt. New cptA, drps,
No small chldm or pem.
By Qwne;, Ph: 548-6769
ROOMS & Apts for Rent 2 BR Htd Pool, Adjacent ma·
Dy, wk, mo. Sngla, 1 I< 2 BR jor shp'g $130. util pd. Ad·
~ b1k bcb. All linens & utils. ults. 968-1740, 64&-5276.
COMP ASS MOTEL 3 BR. 111' baths, cpta, drpa,
118 • Uth St HE 536-4170 bltM. patio, upper, $120. * Fr" Utllitl .. *
l Weekly rates, pool, adults
only. 2 BR. or Unfum.
117676 Cameron. HB 847-2125
Chldm OK. 839-4470
$70. Nearly new 1 BR .. stove,
drapes; suit. work. \11dy.
954 W. 17th. CM. 548-1942
CHOICE Lot. 2 BR cpta.
* Channel Reel.*
APARTMENTS
SPECT AGULAR VIEW
Waterfront/Loe • Boat
Sit!» Anllabw
l BR • 2 BaU1 Apt.I.
LEASE • Ot • BUY
$420. Mo. 6: 'IP • $59,~ up ~ Oceu Bl'Yd.,' CdM m 1181 -far lurthef info
Herman Tr.Ott, Mgr.
3 Br, 2 ba, cpts, drps, bltns,
fireplace, patio. Like new,
675-5876 or 54.9-2316
LGE older llit BRs View apt.,
eptl/drps, 1tove It refiii.
f.150. 6'JS.69CM
·Lido Isle A51
UPsrAIRS. 2 BR, 2 BA, frplc
crpld, drpl. blt·lns, refrir·
$225. mo. Lease. 673-3824
Huntington BMch 5400
IEACHWOOD
Apartment Homes
Private patiol • Near Beach,
Gou and Shoppina.
3 IR 2 bltht, f rplc
2 IR 2 bltht, pitfot
1 IR • Welk fn closet•
Warner • Springdale, H.B.
(2 miles W of Beach Blvd.)
142-5008 or 1424685
*Unfurn 2 II Apts.
FURN. IACH'LOR
Utilities included
Near ahoppini
80.l Knoxville, Apt D. HB
536-2914 * Froo Utllltiu * Weekly rates, pool, adults
Oll\y. 2 BR, or tumi.ahed.
17676 Cameron. HB 847-2125
drps. bltna. Mgr. 725A Shall-L'IUn• leach mar Or. 543-2880 _.._. ______ _ f40W'S THE 5705
MODERN ~Bit. new decor.
UtiUtiM furllbihecf .
TV Kitchenettes
MOTEL 'J;AlUTl
543-2129
\
Collere or working &itla·
Llvt on Balboa llland.
Kitdlen &: recreation room
i,.<:lladed· $55· mo. 675-3&13
$12.50 UP wk. W I kitchen
$22.50 up Studio Apt.I. 2376
N~Blvd. 548-9755.
Motels, Trlr. Crtt. 5997
$5.50 Nightly Up
• All kitchenette Apta e Low weekly rates e SUNNY ACRF.S MOTEL
• Cocktail bar • Dancing
:!376 Newport Blvd. 543-9755
Gueat Homes 5998
LiCENSED, kindly Catt for
the elderly. CM R.eu. In-
form. 54W752
Misc. ltontels 5999
GARAGE, NEW, EAST aide
C.M. $15 mo.
&42·2657
Double Garqe for Rent
275 Broadway~ C.M.
642-7J27
Wl'D: Garaae or room aafe
storaae space In $10-$20
mo. tarlie. 673-0660
Kt:AL' ESTATE
G9neraJ .
Income Prep• ty 6000
4 Sep. Cottages 50X150 to aly.
Whittler. $17,000 eqcy always
mtd. Sell or trd. beach Inc.
Prine. only 213-696-7579
FOUND; vie. of 23rd &: Tus-
tin, C09ta Mesa, 2 Peking·
nese dogs. call a: identify.
646-4793
lutlneu Property 6050
2112 HARBOit, C.M.
Store 1600 eq ft.
Steal $27,500 ·low down
Petitte, Rltr. 548-0022
8uslnett Rent1t 6060
FltEE RINT
11 you manage our unall otf.
ice building in Coat& Mesa.
Good location. Ideal for ae>
countarrt. insurance, or real
estate man. Call 544-fm.
alter 7 PM.
• PRIME Retalr Location •
STORE -18 x 40
1815 , Harbor, CM 6*6654
tor olelco or .mall bwilru.>.~a.
Ncwlt dcoortt~. Vil1i. A1 .. ••..'BJda. 839~ W. 19tb St.
•!UllllO
NEW • SlOO MO. • NEW
Ottice-retail Pvt bath. 2.11·
S2nd St. NB 600 sq...tt 642-1615
OANGL Ew1. 615-1669
Offkie It~•·• 6070
OFflCE tor rent, Costa
M.!a&· Ccn..v with frpl & own n'3t 1'0M\. WUI decorate to
~It tenant. Onl,y s.;o mo!
Call Mr• Owena alt 5 PM
6t6-9138
2'D ~ ft otfice, carpeted ll
~eltd. $50. util. lnclud.
Adlaeent 1o ttMia clyb, \~
block Npt Frwy. W Pali·
sades ,~ .. N.B.
\Jfl•'ICES fOf Le•ae. $<'..S and
$l15. Modern. Air-rondlilon-
ed. , P!U'kln&. orange Co. Bank Bldg. 200 E. 11th St.
CM. 642·1"5
Deak Space AvaU.
NI~ park'r &reL
1186 Harbor, CM W-5397
SMA1L office. Strattllic col' ne'I' loClltion $50. utll incl.
642-6530
OFFICD • Stores. Newport
• Bay Center. 2052 Ne•·
port SW. CM 64&-1252
·~':''!'· 60tO
LSE .. ~111'Bldr ~,!IOO
Ill -ft. ~ coftd odicQ,
1prinklettd, centrally locat·
ed •. clfe 1p twya, N. Stnta
Ana. Ideal for d~trlblltlon
warehse or factory. John B.
lCilroyCo! ~1
~.Wed storaae 1pace
,_. Tent tlo contractors or
blli~U M.422.
c..w.c111 6085
FOR SALE: All ))lll'PCIR~
IQ·ft eomm'l Bldr. center cM. For details call:
Deni• ltHlty Comp1ny
64usa>
HOME or Office. Hardwood
noon. trplc, encl p11.tlo nr
l8th Ir: Orange 646-3750_ bkr'.
lndustrl•I Rentet 6090
SHOP bid&, downtown CM· . 25x50. 3 larae overhe:ad
alum. doors, au, elec, Ir:
air. Will build tenant ott\ce
ll 4'ffired. Reu. to qualified
pty. Call Mr. Owens aft 5
PM. 646-9138
WORKSHOP CENTER
NB lndustrW Center.
642-2809
Leta '100
Speci•I Offer
I will build a 4 BR 2 ba home
(1343 IQ·ft) for ~ low
price ol $7.20/1q.ft. 011 your
lot. Other model• avail. Call
Don at 537.Q380
ifWEJJNG R--3 lot 51X125.
Priced tor qWck aale. 815
No. Spurseon, Santa Ana.
Principal only 499·2349
CORONA del MAn * Oloice
-extra 1&r1e :ree~lot. Lota of
Tree&! Some Ocean view.
673-2010 Raltor
IMPROVED Riverside O>un-
ty lot for aale; or trade fQr
smell house in Lquna.
495-5770.
SACRIFICE -Lot 7.Mtd lot
house, duplex or triplex.
$9950. 646-1002/544-J!m.
2 Fee Simple Jot& in CdM
one view It one R • Z. In·
quire owner. 675-47:i0.
CORONA del Ma.r ~2. 609
lrl!. Open to offers.
494.1908
Ac.....-6200
PCTI' Belly Stove inllde Ir&
cabin on 2~ ac.1~ ml. N:of
Joshua Tree. $f500. $1000 dn.
takes all, SmaU monthlY
pymnt3.
BRECK NOTI' REALTY
494-2496 SfM355
44 choice acrea Silverado
canyon. Stream. buntlnt le
tishina. Metro water.
Quk:k-sale ~'Per acre.
Deni• ltHlty Cempany
642-6560
don, luxurious oondumlnl·
um, equhlitdy furn, ready
for lmmocl OCC\l(>IUtCY •
klealb' loolltd In P • l m ~aert. Sbowu by app't.
Principal onl,y. AMina
$80,000 for quick tale.
499-2349.
It. I. Wen ted 6240
L•t 6401
PRESCRIPTION SW1fluaea.
Men 'a BtlLCk frame• 1n
blat'ft leather cue. Dark
&f'een lenses. Pleue call
612-4321, Ext 259
WANT lo Buy !Newport)
3.4 BR 2 BA hOUM Mlll'i-
ncn. school or COM to $30, •
000. Occupancy by .um.mer,
SMALL black mixed breed
male ~. chldrn'a pet, ·
we<trin; flea col!ar, aJ11wer11
to GrlzwMld. 54S-!749
WA.LL.ET w I t h Important
'9PtfS· Vic Collete Park
eohJ . i;li&t.. Reward. '46-1098
Wh•ddya Wint? Wheddye Gott
SPECIAL CLASSlf lCA TION FOa •
NA TUR.AL IORN SWAPPERS
S.,.c:l1I Reto ;:._ ~ Principal$ only! 6TMl20 aft
6.
* OWNER TO OWNER * fRkolored bulef Vlc 11th
and Npt. ~~ uaa;
6U-8119 or 642-m
S llnea -5 times -$ bucka =.. ~ • ~
auLU -.110 MUJl INClUDI
Buy, lcue, lea1e option. t-#MI 'rev MW to IF"-. )-Wflet you -Ill Ir
1-YOUll Phone IN /W ffdNI&. ~ llntt ot ~
Em~ald Bay, lnine Cove, J.4jQTHING '011 SALE -rltAOES ONL Vt
cameo Shores, Higblanda, . PHONE 642-5671
Shot~lif1B. Small home. REWARD tor ftndiha male
kitten. b111. 1Mpe w/wht.
MR & paw•· 6'73-9157
To ftl1ce Your Treder'• p.,edlae M ·
!91. 4S9-l~U eve& & wkend1.
BU~IN£S~ •IMI . .·IN~NCIAL . LOST: Male Basset Houn<f
Answers to Dq.
300 lua. Of!!!rtunttlet 6 S46-L'>26 EVENINGS
SALE or IM. · Wholeaal~
tall meats •. Approx $300,
)'l'ovolume. Fully equip inc
re-LOST; man's tennis racquet
000 le )ftscrlption pases, on
1 Lido Isle. Re_w. 6734976
1e ,.rson•I• relrf& truck. Approx 175 ml
north of L.A. Will aeU or 1 6405
WANT CdM home or Apt
HA VE S93M equity Laguna
10 Unit Apt + :i Bn home + 2 Br & Guest. Paul Stu·
art owner/Bkr. 67:>4070
EQUITY in 5 BR. house in
San Bernardino; view, 112
ac.re. FOR equity in house,
units, or '!, In beach area.
TU 2..&977 Before 8 A.M.
~ ................... __
r FL y LAS VEGAS ind ~ acre, Santa Ana Canyon
ect PALM SPRINGS uvocados.. $10.000 . equity
on percent&&• basis. $1
mo ~t. Xlnt opport'y 1o
x • $12,500 price; want 1mpl·ov· From 01·an~c County Airport ~ M·l, C-1, R-2. MATCHAM
riOt persoil. Call colt
800: 4~ or '#rite PO Bo m Grover ~Uy, Cal. P1lm Sprtnga REALTY 646-4837
AUTO. PA.RTS STQIE $9.95 each way --------Lii Veg•• HIU.TOP Estate San Juan en f~.50 round trip Capistrano, over 3000 sq-ft.
ed Special Evening Tour 4 BR, pool, 3-car gar. Over
&>th domestic • forei
partll .at ~nt. Pde
riitht.
PITZMOltltlS
Rea4or
Overnighters & Weekenders 1 ac. $7f,OOO clear. Trd lor
w/show 8i toom r~ervations local prop. Bier 548-7711
673-901
3135 !;. ,Coa~ ltwy. QIN 0 CATALINA VEGAS
Airlines 546-6612
Gorgeou11 S28K houSf'. 20
minutes north or Van Nuys.
$22,650 due at $189 mo.
AJ.L'OHOLICS Anonymoua Want local. Trade down or
Harbor Area. Phone 613-872' _,v_en_._642_--064_7 ___ _
* FOR SALE: builder"I
tiou.eware item.a. Protit
2' Houn. TRD for loc. land; comm $3000 yr.· w/ol.d ealab-
Ushed cwtolllDera. £an be inc bldg. Cl.lst. ocean vu,
Announcements 6410 exec home. 3 br, 2 ba. frpl. 5 x'1 wlume wftbin 2 yrs.
I will • "llinc· PO Box 1U4,, Lq. Bet\., 4M.-o&
OflNAMENTAL WIR E
cpt, drp. $37,500, $11,500 !Cl CMtt Health Club Owens aft s 646-9138
J'O~G Jnachine. t.uw • e FREE SAUNA e 4 BR, 3 BA home with pool.
With Swetilsh musaae by WILL TRADE FOR
r · -1 Experienced Massuese' GROVE, RANCH or FARM
. OPEN~ DAYS A WEEK PROPERTY
·~sale. Small investment
QUE new product fo
9 am-10 pm Laguna Beach .. 494-9254 broad untapped market.
LI l...c2ll
FRIGIDAIRE 132 E . 18th St. 642·5090 13 Units FW'll. $75,000 eq.
w Profes11ional personalized-Loni; Beach. No vacancies. Goinr ~ -all ne
wuhen. Big · money loca manuscript evaluation. Letter for more units 01· less or
tiom. 23341' W. Valencia. ot Inquiry • write vacant land. So. Coastal
Fullerton. 7833 !n4) 525-DaUy Pilot Boie P-4 area . .496-3038
SACRI.FICE-Gallery of Fin
Arta Shop. Coast llirhway e Cemetery Lota 6418 HA VE S5.000 eqty in 3 bdrm • home. Dbl_.aar, fenced, in
LalW\ll Beach $9()00. 4 !M-tll5 HARBOR Rest Memorial Costa Mesa. Consider camp.
ot• 673-0802 . Park. 3 loll for $700 or $250 er or travel trlr. 646-9726
FOSTER Freeze store. Wel
estab. Xlnt loc. Must sell
I for one. 531-4245 aft 3 pm or *
• 67:-9757 from 8 arn·l pm. * * Dr's orders. 633-6409 Ask for Raymond.
e LIQUOR LICENSE e Sl:Rlll\.:E OIR ~C"1"0RY SERVICE DIRECTORY On aale reneral. Orange
County; call: 642.2490 _a._by._•_itt_int...._ ___ ,_5_50_ Contrutors 6620
w
Meney te' Loin 432 0 WILL babysit one child, in·
fant to two years. Days. S20
weekly. Fenced yard, happy
ana home. Vicinity Harbor Sbop-
pin1r Center, Cosu Me.18.
548-1395
$15,000
•·or good lat &: 2nd TD lo
1·3 yrs. 4!H-6650 Bkr.
Mortge,.., T.D.'1 634 5
e 20% YIELD e
Muat aelJ trust deed! N eed
EXCELLENT
CHILD CARE
MY HOME
952.1592 $25,IXX> cash fast! 8ubftant 1troni BABYSITI'ING, anytime. my !al collateral with
home 2029 Pomona. C.M.
5484855.
buyer. Prlncipala only!
67J.-0669 Day or evening!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
e*t. NOTICES
IABYSITTING
M,y home Any age. 548-8988
Feund (fr .. Ads) 6400 Irick, Masonry, etc.
Additions • Remodeling
Fred H. Gerwlck-Llc.
673-6041 • 549-:mo
ADDITIONS, remodel; stores
& homes. FRANKEN
646-5138 499. 2984
Cir,.t Cl .. nl!'! 6625
DRY F.OAM PROCESS
Dry in one hour.
Work Guaranteed, 673-3112
G.,dening 66IO
Adair's Landscaping
FOUND 4 mo. old Germa 6560
n ---------• Design & lnstallation
Shepherd, pup, sliver back • BRICK, Conct-elt, Carpentry.
Y custom Cabinets. Sm jobs
OK Free Esl. 962-6945
collar, no tags. Vic. Colon
Kitchen. Laguna Bch.
• Lawn Malntenance
•Residential & Comm'I.
644.0303
494-9017 . • • • .. . • Room 31 0 ::;;;;::::=:;;::::::=:::::::=::::::=::::::= "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
6590 ANTHONY'S FOUND: n C•rpenterlng Girls prescrlotio
atasaes, blue & clear b·am e CARPENTRY es; vie. 19th St., bet. Orana MINOR REPAIRS. No Job
Too Small. Cabinet in gar-
P-ages & o t b e r cabinets.
r 545-8175 Eves. 646-2372 Days
H. O. Anderson
&: Westminster. &16-5924
LOVABLE arey & white stri
ed male cat. Vic. Harbo
Highlands. 548-6942.
SMALL dlild'a watch
Marlner'r Park. Jan.
Identify. 644-0739
m REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS
CABINETS. Any size job. 28
23 yrs exper. 548..&nJ
FOUND: Boya prescrlpdo n * NO JOB TOO SMALL! *
2653 All repairs. Add, remodel,
Reas. * 962·19611642-5064
· REMODELrNG • comrr.erclal
glaues in case, vie. of
Or.inge, C.M. 646-0461
FRIENDLY wfllte lona·hair
ed cat. Found vie. Mes a residential. Cablnet.s, e1c.
Garden Service
646-1941
Reas. monthly care. Prun·
ing. Landscaping. Exp. hor·
ticulturlst. ''Tender, loving
Clll'e for Green Gardens".
GARDENING. complete ser-
vice. 30 years experience,
relia.ble. Excellent work,
642.4389
GARDENING SERVICE
BY MONTH. N.B. CdM * :i48-564C •
EUROPEAN GARDENER
WAN'T: t•1•ef' & clear-
in 01'ange County' ~
t·Mv, fOR: seallOlled,
pay 2nd TD, $.11,600. lUftr! ,
j.17-7-101 ~ •
NEWPORT HOME d· to ~
ocean $43,500 appr*iD!, :
lge R -2 lot. WAN:r.~ ;
Point area lot or "f.i:j\ •• •
part payment. 642-5$4t ·"'. ..
Near Beach, Saltoo.~ •• !
Xlnt lot, best loc. WUl :
for late car, units, .Qt-.J~Val: :
ued at $3250. Owner ~ :
5 Bdrm· Weatcli1f .
$31,JOO .::: It.
Exchange far unaUer-
in local area • .:=...
DOY u : It WOOD _..,.IJIW..Ullllil
28' Falrliner S :
fully equlpt, $5.000.
sacrifice • goini_',
TRAOE for TD's. ·~uio. •
f'&C lot. 492-7828 <$'•it ,c'i•
menlpl •.
4.plex Costa Meaa _,. ecJ. '
Trade for cabin, .. ·.Altew·
head. Idyllwild or Bia Jaur
under $12,IXX>. 54o.us:t,
Trd for units Oma-Cty. 9
Ac. prime, C-3 on rthlll, ·i..
Verne. 500' from ~ ~
Fthill Fwy. ~7-;~.
LY 3-4384, 673-638(1. or Hal·
derman Boie 29'l La Verne.
13 Apts Wesr J!~
Park EXCHANGE.fare
home, small loco~\· or
Comm'l, Npt Bch &rea.
542-5000 Evea 548--0390
What do you thJnk: f1l our ;
"TRADER'S P~-,i,'
Drop ua a card. Cla.Uif{ed
Dept, P .o. Box l&'lS. J;> • •
Pilot, Npt Bch, C,lif. , . '
* *
\J •• 1;
·*·
Income TIX · •6740
Gordon N. W.,.
Pub. Acct. -Est.j1W1
Homo or Office Appta.
Now Incorporating former
F. J . Hanna practk:t
OPEN 1 VAYS
4210 Seashore, N.B.
• 675-3345 •
Nath•n Tu S.~
Orange Counties~
Long form ..••• d ll
St1te Tu ...... '$!"
For home appt. daD
NATHAN TAX SEl(VlCZ
527-TI42 $185.1
FILE NOW • PAY LASfBR
BY APP'T. 642-749'
Orange County Income·
Tax Service
771 W. 19th, Suite F, CM.
YOUR HOME by APP'!'.
Federal & State Retuma
• 53l-0500 r.-~·.
WANT lielp • Call :5'
or office. Fed le it
642-0;20 * 646-9145 •
lrening
IRONING, mending I:~
ing. 488 E. 11th St., ~ 642-8~ or ~
IRONING $1.50-HI.'
Exp .. Reier. 6C-am
L•ndsc•plng
Dr. 8c Elden. 548-6483.
SCHWINN Bike found Me
Precise worker 548-0367
FREE DESIGN ~ Landscaping • Maintenance PLANT for your home 1bl
Very reason. 548-4337 •eves. · sa
Verde. Identify. 549-0056
DIAL direct 642·5678. OW-1 e
d your ad, then sit back 111
uaten lo the 'lbool! ril'll !
Cement, Concrete '600 GEN. cleanup. tree service.
scaping. 63&-8363 Evt. _.
SHAW & SONS New I awn 1, sprinklers. Piperhingint
Hauling. Rffson. 645-5848 P•lnting -iu. SPEClALIZJNG __ _.... ______ _
EX"""""'D AGCREGA....,. Apt and General Clean-up 1 ..... .,...,. • "" d d . Odd DEPENDABLE pa.lnH"" ~ at Founllatlont/Pat:lol Mowing an e gmg. . ~ .. TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY I'll.OT .
LOVELY 1 BR. Cpts, dfl», Blt-if'll. vit!W, heated
patio, pool. nm mo. 1762-pool. Mu!ta only. no pet&. Gonor•I SOOOG.norel JOOOGtner1I 5000 "'"""'"" jobs & hauling. 548·6955 REASONABLE pr h • .,.,.,..,.,.,., Quality work A: mater.I.ala
Tree F.at·Comm'1-·Tmm Ooner•I Services 6612 S45-J087 or 546 -r! H Kenwood Pl~ $Jeo ma. t..eaae. &1639
O..Uy Pilot Want •t I 2 BR 2 bath Studl.o buplex
1
Al"IYI a Goo-Got cptafdrpt, bit/Ina' $180. ..,~. MUi012. 5.16-7661 WANT AD • s<a\\cj}~-"~t/is\
Solve 11 Simple Scrambled Word Puulc fOf" 11 Chuc'l.e
0 r="'::mb~ WO<~ b:
low to for"' four limplt wordt.
IRUYKIT : I I I' I ~ I '
THORYK CONCRETE DIN~T:fERI:RiCOiRR-:--E:Xmtj;i~
All types Patioa Ir: Walks SAVE ON REPAIRS A\'erage 1 Br apt., la '
Free Est. 67s.5S16 Plumbing, Carpentry, Elec-mat'l. $71.50. 6'2·
CEMENT work, al' types. trical, an.Y home repaJr. VET'S aonded Pafft
No job too small. Frte eat. __ D_ic_k_Sq_ui_re_a_546-_50_79__ lnt or Ext, 10 yra int.lo
H. snIFUCK 548-8615 Palntln&, Plumbing, Car-Reu. Free Eat, ~
cUSTOM Patios, pool decks, ~try. Reul Rel. lnaured. PAINTER It t>as;ediiiiier,
driveways. Concrete saw· BankAmencard OK very reas. .\ dean. 25 .... Call "Mike" 642-0348 ~--Ing It rernovlnst· 842-1010 ========= exp. 642-1322 ~
QUALJT't • e e H1ulint •730 INTER or Ext. PAJNTING,
I e • e CEMENT WORK IMMED. SERVICE. 1-..i
. CALL 8J9.5lll6 CLEAN lots. garages, ell.. ref. FREE eat. S.1.8'f
BRia< • BLOCK • .!JUNE Tree removal. dump, aklp. PAPEltHANCiiJl .... I Planten -sia~ • Cement bee~. fill. arade. 962-8745 * M2-nc ~-...
I LA 'mJNG. 636-2916 .
Income TIX 6740 Pitlot IUflA ~ [ I ~ I I Chltd c.... '610 G. I . HOFFMAN __ cu.a __ t_om~P-atio--Qllrfrf-------1
Enrolled to practice before and Concrete Woifk
•
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DUW.Nllt 1 ·0••(._.
: I I I r r !£5t::,%rE!
•:1'n;u~r r r r r r r 1
• G:ffN~ l!TTtRS 10 1 1 1 r 1· 1 1 i • Itel,,.==:; ........... """ .
SCIAMUTS ANSWMS IN CLASSIMCAftON 9600
'
EXPERIENCED ~acher Will
e!IN {or pre-scbooiel'I
2~ to 5 yra. in my home.
Planned activltit1. Vtc
llrookhurat • Adams· 9G#J>
LrCENIED DA--Y CAJtE
Hot lancbel, naps, eratls.
R~ * 54&-1539
CHILDCARE
AGES 'l" to 6 Newport HetihU 54M991
Contramra '620
NEW CONSTR. • AM•tiona
R.emnd4!11n$ -Uc. Contr.
DO~ HAWt Ma.1246
Internal Revmie Serv~ Dale O>n•t· Co. ~
For App't. '""5421
FED. ' St. "·'°: La torm Plumbf nt : •
$1UO. 25 Yta ... 7 da)'a, IZAKSr Gu tr .......
KEMMER TAX SERVJCE, ft'Or!Jcally located~~ tm Harbor, C.M .. 54W40C meont, b1ack1op, -~
G~G A reJUndr For walla, abowen, Q)o~ ~
quJc:k lncome tax ~ ~""'· W.W llM. In )'WI' home -~ ~ ed, Pl'elG'8 ~ •
e\11'1.
* 6TH YEAR * A·l STENO
HARBOR SHOP'C c:N'fR.
7 ~a a Week. ~
OURGE m
CALL "LEAK!"..,.. Ba~~~~
Plumb.Ina rep&ln A Semeel
dnln UM1 st~::JllBd us m.count Plumlilfti
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ARE ·PEOPLE ·WHO USE DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
REALLY ·PENNY PINCHERS?
Juat ...... a penon 11 smart
" enough 19 ,.11ze that he can do a
W. •IMl1ttlnt1 lob with ~wry small
lwrxtuuaont, would you call him a penny ........ ,,
Jult ~••uee he tam acNantage of
.. '""'""""' to •nd hla aclvertlt-
... ~·~· ... lnte 73,000 homes at a
_, el • t.w centa per clay, w0uld
,.., -" hi• • penny plnchert
I
Just •u•. he lmOW1 that It ""' • I
always MC111e1ry to pay a l'fO price
to get a bf$1 ~lue, W.Ulcl 10" call
hi"' a penny pin~ . ,
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Net.t. &CC'IU'&le, Z yn. •'IP·
TILi. C..arnlc 6'74
P111d Press .
Operlfor
(h ... ritneH)
e M&aown~
• Jtun PNcili• prodQc.
tiGn puts
• Perfrirm• ftnt articl9 . inlpection.
STACO, IC.
GEN1:KAL Houlework A will
lit elderl1 people betwn 9-4
daily Moe-Frid. S2 hr. Re-TransicOlll Corp.
ftl"e'ftCfll· MU3l8 ns w. Uth, Cotta Mesa
&RPii' O •ntq. flOCr 642·9000
iltrlppbc. Waxlnl, Walll, --------
Windon wubed. 53148'1 DISHWASHER
With an oubtanding International manufao-
turinc corporation that's just entered the
reinforceci plutica end·product fleld. 'lbere's
an attractive aal&ry and benefit ptopm.
Desirable national relocation opportunities.
You can ftt the mold if you have: * 2~ years production experience in FRP
end use items. * T~bnical ~w)edge and experience in
band lay·up, spray.up, match metal die
molding or injection molding.
Also openir:ipf or skilled mold m~en, spray-
up and lay.up teclmici4ns and press opera-
tion.
Write' today in confidence, with a resume. of
your experience. State salary required. Geo-
lflphic preference, to: Box M734 Daily Pil'ot.
RETAIL liquor clerk, exp.,
$ ••
WEStm &Ill
Jobe are av..U.ble
fol' matt ottlce
lldlla! Apply todt)'.
W...,,. Girt
$
17M w. Lincoln. Amahtlm :noo H.artlor, Colt& Mesa I
F.quai ~ty employer I
IT-----'--~~~!
SECRETARY
ManufaeturinJ a.rte,
Type 60 wpm, ~rthand 90.
APPLY IN PERSON
Mlnlllll
Co11111nklllom
2230 S. Anne St.
Sent• Ant, Cellf.
An equal OJIPQl1unity
empio)w
ltARAMETltlCS, 1n
etteltllshed _,.,...,.
over t>. Salary $131.SO to -----.---
start. eo.ta Me.a a Ana.
heim we... 213: m.aus Ge11111I 8ffkt dal firm IMs lme-'1-
ate openiftll fer the
~llowlng ptmMMftt
positions:
•ri:rtERVIEWEJt.Part Time Responsible wamu experi·
Under 21 with baclqrround in enced in 10 key ltddina ma-
aales. 2 \'Vell a Sat. Inter-clline, U1Pe min. llO wpm. 5
View sale firla. Call day week, permanent. Ap-
weekdays.
• Mec•nlcal
AuemWen
• llectroftlc
Asselllblen
• Power
Equipment
Wiremen
JE. 4-D.1 ply bl pet900 a a.m. to 12 ----------1 nooa only. . Aal!ndel. w ..... noo Ferro c~
SCIEINED Flbel"I~, Division mu 1'ftlei'll.. !load PerMnMI Agency Huntqtoc Bach
901 Dover Dr.\ Newport 8cb
Need,!=:"~. Type Ptrt Ti~ Office
!5 wpm. omce in Newport Girt Fricley area. $350 up. A&e 21 to 35 for bulY cheerful S.Crtttry modem office. TYpe SO wpm
Stenos-Secretaries ..
One to three yean office experi9Dct plua
goOd skill on electric typewriter and abort·
ha.o4 nqUirtd. Prevloua aerotpace eXj)ll'i·
ence 1n Purclwin& Department pref erNd.
Repro Typist
<Part nme>
Publication typing that requirea 60 w.p.m. on
IBM execu.Uve, ability to work from band·
written co. Pf plus understapdinC of editing marka and'line Justification. One year experi·
ence in reproduction typln& preferred.
Apply In llerson or Call (714) 546-8030
3'33 Hart.or Blvd., Coat a Mtae, C~llf.
. Atlantic Research
CORPORA TfON
Mlnlle Systems Division
U.S. C1tlu11tlll11 R•qufred e An Equel Opportunity
i11111lov•r
Purnlture IOOO
CLOSING OUT • • •
••• INTIRI STOCKI
I F1ooc' Sampln
' Qllallty l'umlture MAPLE-SPANl'SH·MOOERN
Sotu.Qial~Lovt!M&tl
Dlnette•Btdroom eeta
Tablo-LamJNl'MllC.
Approved Furniture
2159 Harbor Bl. CM 548-9660
RE
COLOR TV
NEARLY new, cu.atom made * All N!~:Mu. * l!vinl room turniture. Bar atoolt. aota, chair 1t tt.mpa. WORLD OP COLOlt 836-4611 1~ Lakewood Blvd.1 Downey
CHERRY BR set $15(). chest (213) 861-6707
drawers, d re as e r. headl--------
board 1£ mattreu. ~2165 --------
Hexaaon top table, H1·FI & Stereo 1210
rood cood, S40 St E · •-·· 673-0901. 673-1198 •reo nc .... res
Deak walnut fonnlca top, without compooentl in aolld
60 X 34. Good condition. walnut 1£ oak woods.
p). Priv. Party MS-7183 Al'• Unusual Fumiture
CAL • Shop Birch dropleaf 17881 ~· HB
table with pad. $150. No --------chairs. Phone 54>2103 1968 Stereo Coaaole, llOlld
state, 4 1peed chancer. I.tke
-IX,ERIENCED-
e C9mmercl1I
Teller
ACCOUNTING CLERK new. Take over small pay. ~ture individual to work Store Equipment 8012 menta or pay ca.sh balance
in out 1.ccounliDI dept. Out-For ult or trade, band-of $86.12. Ct e d 1 t Dept.
e Net• Teller
APPLY IN PEUON
1st Nillo11I Bink
ol Orange County
1650 MMM
Celt• Mele
ASK FOR:
Mr. Stamer or Mr. Sprinler
An equal opportunity
employer
lea will incl payroU le ac-some teak lit-down show· KE 5-7280 Anaheim.
counts receivable • payable. .... .. 6' 2• • .,.. """" ........ x · ,........,..., Cameras & Eauln UOO Knowl~e of NCR blrp'i days. 494-8986 eves. ::! !::
mach helpful. Good starting POLAROID J-66 cama-a w/
salary A: excel bene.tits. Send Gartge Sale I022 cue le color adapter. Ollt
resume to PO Box 4000 La· $169 ell
Hill Ca """""""G d ..... ti t ' 5 $30. &'lS.24&5 l\IJ\& s, . 92653 "~""' eo .. , an qves, cu I=====::::::==
REUABLE woman for baby ilass, lampa, ~t jar., Jove Hobby SuppllM MOO alitinf. 2 chldm, pt time, seat. 2 mt.tchinl chra, tur-_ __.._......., ____ ,
id pay. HB. 847-6316 quo1ae ovrstffd chrll, res-HELP Mii
Jobe Men, Wom. 7500
MICROfllM
RCHNIOAll
aur. dithea, deep feyer, apt coUap my wall wfth aid Jll6.
ax stove, miacel. items. turH, broken spolU equip..
531-8513 famous old aaylnp, old
CONSOLE AM I: FM nd le aawa, mundane mllO Junk!
record player comb. Small No people, pleue. SllO 'fl,
bar w I eXtru. End I: coff Cit Hwy M6-8'701
tbla, clothff lc mile. 2622 =:;:=:::i::::====:al
Santa Ana, C.M. Sporting Oeodl 1500
FURNITURE. dlahel, kltcb utenalls, clothes, etc. etc. Inventory Clearance!
1614 na t. c M on pool tables, le quet. P<ll\er, · · BEACH SIWARD SUPPLY • Technicians '
Type 55 wpm; SH 80, wlth on electric, "Ille 10-key adder
some accntg backaround and have exper. In account.I
A 2135 · receivable. Must be sharp --------
1• • · SaJary open. and neat appearing. Send lllWporf AppllancM 1100 124l·A s. Mlin. Santa Am 547-0933
lxpert.nce required,
Liberti fringe ltenefltt
Generel Office Jetter wttb .. ualltiet.tiom, n
Electronic comjJ&J\y ln N.B. experimce, and waiu ex-
: • • ' t
. .
K6Uiii6ii -Woman wttb
xtllt nt• •vdabie 1or day ..tr. HonMmlken 511411 DAYS PWMETRKS
peeds rai 111• 21-40. Type 50 pected to "»MF'', aox 2115 Instrument Corp. wpm, knowledp of 10 key Newport Beach. ' addiy 'T,,:intnMnt IN::-.. -=:HA:":"~wm~.__,.,H,_.Oll_se-kee-pe-r-893 w. 16th St.
Must be able to use UNI·
PRO F-89 Proceuora,
Planetary Camera. Know-
ledge Brunilli, Xerox,
Proceaalni f o r m 4060
Computer. Muat be able
to work any day, 8Jl)'
ahift.
O'Keefe • Merritt •tove $65. NEW & USED surfboud.flC-
'87 Whirlpool Wiiber $100. tory direct. cheap! Wtt .Wt
Ex cond! 548-8279 jacketl $10.95. 815 W. UtJi St. * 64l-1IOT._ __ "'
HIUiiwertc. ltef.
~lctt.lp 7035
LIVEtINS
Employer pays fen a.one BYlu<! AaeftCY las.I E. Uth. S.A. 5'14115
Olnele • biUlii • neta
Permane1t. di*· Llve-bt
.1'ar El.It 14t:Y. MU103
Hll.-w ...... ,...7200
PACIRC
SCIENTIFIC CO.
U46 s. St•te Collea• Blvd., ~eim PR 4-SnT
AD Equal Opportunity
Employer
• Cerpenter
with electrlell
wlrina e.~e.
• aonct.r
• ... t Anemltler
with surfboard
shaping experience.
APPLY IN PERSON
•11 AND 3-5
Monday thnlugh Frld-.y
REUBBI E. W
NEWPORT BEACH
Y ... M1111-21
Sala pzornodtwl Jc* •vall. IArlt tnt'l. corp. $10,000 ht ,.at. Minaaement opportun.
~1113 can 10 am-2 pm.
S.Cllrity G ....
Appl)' P9rnonnel tlM
RoMftMft'• 'Mewped
. Newport Center
Newport Beach
Are yeu looklnt hw t
new future????
Keep your prnent job wtin.
you start part time eves.
Earn $112 per weelc. Call l\IJ'.
Ford '114-2021
CARRIER IOYS
COOD ROutt.s
AVAILABLE
HUNTIN'6"TUN BEAOI
DAILY PILOT
• 8Q."32l •
'291akerStreet
Costa Meat
549-2221
lElETYPE
OPERATOR
Two years rwceat heavy
teletype expertence ~
terred. Muat be t.ble to
work &ft)' lbJtt.
ApPIY ltlt Pelaom P~, 1.t. 2111 .
COi.LiS
RADIO CO.
19700 Jembo,.. Rel.
Newport leach
All applicants reviewed on
merit wttb ., blu toward
Race, Color, Creed or Sex.
Draftsman
Ybunt man with twe
,..,. 4raftfnt uperl·
ence 1nd/1r two yeers cot,.,, S.ncl rttUme
or a;,ry In person.
P•rMnMI Department
&G-T.s4 5*GO Goveme11 ~ April. Newport BNch
Tine s1rla 6-7-10. Informal, ReceptlOltht te $375 aeidom entertain. M u 1 t
htsurtnce Secy to $450 drive, swim, do limp1e cook·
TWX Opefator $UO ill· a.terencea exchlnaed. General Office to $375 Interview about March 10th.
Sec...tery to $450 Good Alary. Write 1tattn1i:
Antiques 1110 Apply Pat Folsom Ml 11 833.()60(), Ext. 2111 DINING table, antique ma-ace aneous 8600
NIWl'OIT fit, tlq)erieace, CfWll!fica-
Pe"°"nel AttncY .,d to irtn. B.E. Alexander U3 Dever Dr, N.I. P. • Box 908, Kailua·Kona,
642-3170 . _Ha_wall_llrl_..,_. ----
fik't/iKPi · ....... to iOO A...._ H w1 No SH. ree neaot11111e. ".... ._ v"
SECY. No SH •••• sm"400 U hoilp'a dl)', SJ,.82 hour.
U/3$. Small ~ f'CP. To ""'"'9 -.d serve
SECY/tnJnl•, JDC •• to $500 luDcbeosl to ~ty mem-
!'ILE a.rtr tramet ••• _., bets Goidm Welt O>ll1t1e. ~ Local ~ Apply
J. R.·Pier<!e A.Roe. Apoey OraNe Cout Collere
U82 Newport. C.M. ~ 2101 1'alr9Sn &.d
G•. OMCe $360 Cotta M-ms~
tiauoa s.da. Good twllt. -------
Compeny JltO'I i.e.
WILLIAM PENN
Auoc:iatH Aa-ey
1856 N~ C.M. M2-M34
Fee Jobi aI.o.
MOOR! INTERPRIHS
. llertonnel A11ncy 44' Newport Blvd., K.I.
Phone TODAY for
u 1.ppollltment for a more
REWARDING F\1'nJU.
642.fOIO fer af!O!nt.
Help Wanted .
Hostw
Apply In ptrMn:
Tues • Fri. 11 am.f pm
Stuft Shirt Rest.
2241 W. Cout Hwy NB
Waitress
Luneheo" Only
Apply ill peraon:
Tuel • Tri. 11 am-' pm
Manuft.cturtra of 1. new
concept of amall potentii;
meters hu openinas in the
following positions.
1. Sub Aaaembly
2. Bondlnt
3. Spot Welding
Previous experience
not required.
Ple11e apply In penon.
An equal opportunity
employer
WARM. friendly home wtUI
two children. Woridnl motb-
er need• lJve.fn bouleket~
er. Private room, TV, all
privileges In deen, Ofltlani·
zed home. $130 monthly plua
board. 'nme • ott acbedule
-lie &mnltd. c.Jl 89T-2533 dtya, 967-1112 ....
ninp.
Radio· TelephoM
Dispatch Girt
25 to 40 yeu1. Must know
loQ1 1.ree. Apply In pel'IOll
YELLOW CAI CO.
186 E . 18th St.
Cotta M.etl
COLLIS
RADIO CO.
boi. Sheraton style. 3 tx· IAllTTl:I\ FAiiia tra l e a v e s. Exceptional Mii i W
value! $250. 494-3248 eves. a: wkends. " FOR SALE
ANTIQUE Walnut drop ll!llf Remnant., Samplea 6 ?tfU).
table. 3 cane eeat chairs. ends Sat. Only I a.in. to 2
19700 JemborM Rd. 83&-4611 p.m. 929 Balaer, Co.ta Meaa
Newport leach Sewing Machines '120 SS CASH SS
All appicatla111 reviewed on We pay cub for: merit with no blu toward SINGER To_uch A Sew M'Wing ./ Fwnlture ./ Appliancea
Race, Color, Qeed or Sex. machine. Li~~ neofw·J-b75 av-I Antiques ./ Toola
• Cook
• Part Ttme Weltress
• Nl9ht Dlshw11her
Experienced
Apply l.n penon
S.rf & Sirloin
5930 Pee. Cst. Hwy.
Newport S..ch
er paymen.. •• · per ON ITEM or -
mo. or $59.20 cuh. Call Cre-CO.MPIEI'E HOtJB1'UL.
dlt Dept. KE >7289 Ana.helm Call 547~'8 or 827-82'71
Musical Inst. 1125 PVT pty MUST SELL decor·
--------• ator Item. C.U,STYLE Bil
OLDS Trombont.1963 model, fumlture, like new, 2 chest.
lliht gold color. Colt $250 1 cot' desk, 1 nite atnd, l
Sell $169. 646-8610 desk chr, walnut and saQd,
Flute. Excel Cond $85 tormlca tops, SAC! $125. 673-004 _673--:":"'1953 __ ev_es_. __,,.,..,.,.. __
DRUMS 5 PC. MontfCNMrf Ward * $.9632 * H .. rlng Aid Center Low Battery ~cea ""'°' & 0'1'nt 1130 Size 615 ...... $US Packq9
Youns Ucenaee for very ac· New A Repouelltd ald1.
tlve Rental Dept. Immediate Opportunity Knocks H1mttnaton Beech·· 892-e&ll
ltlAL l!STATE
SALESMAN
income. All ~w piano a organ floor GAME tbl, dimsad. walralt.
Pleaee call Mr• Fay models are being discount· bvy Spanish. tetra cotta
Bay le Beach Realty, Inc. ~ at a rood aavinp. All arl. work $400, % pr. Blk s~ Evu: 548-6966 ales Include free delivery, gold uphl chrs; ma.~
.ABU •1DS APT. MOR. lilt Whittier, bench. With planO ale, one lamp, all mo. leas than
"""" • • • CM. 12 1-Br tum Apta ' htd tree in-home tuninJ. With half. 673-4936 • • • . and GO·GO pool. Call Mrs. Seale La&una OflaB sale, tree lellllOnll.17 '."::,,.., -UPIU~,..,.G=HT____,tr_Mltr--, -.-
Wo!Mft 7400
TEllER
DANClltS Sch. 4M-0274 or write 1720 IJberal ftnancln( up to 60 new, $15(1. Electrolu:c floor
HM -r wMk. Palm Drive. Laauna Bet.ch. months. poliaher le aCNbber $80
fST
...-,.-Walllch'..Mtnnlng'• allO rub lbampooer.'
TYP ·part time. Doctor'• aa.6483 « 633-9163 HAIR. ltYlf•t wttb tollowtna MUSIC CITY 644-1162 alt 3 p.m.
office, 'Newport Beach, IBM --------In Newport Beach. Excel.
Stuft Shirt Rest.
2241 W. Coast Hwy, NB
Exec. Approx 5 to 8 hrs pet workinl conditions. 3400 So. Brlitol M6ViNG EAST Feb. 9 .• MQlt
Savtnp & Lo•n exptr• wk. Non-amoku. $3.40 per PART JttE WORK 968.J.369 alter 4 p.m. So. Cout Plau. ltll d1l1rs, tofa, dlnlJIC Mt.
JANITORIAL WORK U S D• fence requlrt4. br. State typiq speed, as• EXPERIENCED PARTY $.40.2165 druaen. kine lizt bed. A1t1
e • 1vers '.references. Write IOI M· PUt your apare ttme to PLAN SALESPERSON TAX INCREASE reuonable otter aociepted.
HUaband a wife team to do APPLY IN PlltSON 19 Dail1 Pilot. work. ReprtMDt Avon. Phone SC.9353 SlJihtly ueed Danish Walnut 615-4768
part time oftke clHl\lnc In Company HOUSEKEEPER Call collect 530-5860 coaae $495. Used organs -KIRB=,,,_y_v_A_CUUM--.-i:i.id--
1..quna ae.ch. eves. C.U MARlllmt Expenenoed prefe~ but School .. lnstrudlon 7600 from $395. New Hammond $229 6 mos old.
dl,a ITI4) 532-«!68 ngy • IOt necmar:y. Contact Mra. GIRL FRIDAY 0rpn $54.i. Good used MUST SELL $119 cub.
JENSEN
Mlrine Corp.
235 Fischer
Costa Mesa
54(}.3440 IOYS 10 . 14 3323 W. Warner t •yl1111t & 1 ..... 1 budtey Huntiqton Int• BUILDJl;R'S omcE IBM =~~~PS co. ~~e5537PM~
Llaun-Beach. So. !Acuna s.ta Ana ,,. .... UNI Olmmunlty a 0 Ip l t.a J, ~ preferred. apply ~noco 1901 N. Main 0 20th St. I ... •
--------Good routes! e Good prom.: SC.1413 EXT 246 for appt. ao8 w. Cout Hwy, NB KEYPUNCH • k Santa Ana KIRBY vac:umn cleaner wttb DAIL y PILOT 1515 w .. tcllff Dr. SlTtER Wanted, YDI live fli • 642-1615 attacbmenu. Take o . .,., e MU.121 e An equal opJ>Ort\11111.Y Newport ... ch or out, 1t haewk 3 llCbl. (iiERA'i'6iS _Blind stitch l:~~~~:G ~ d SPECIAL NOTICE amaU paymentt ot ll&1 beJ. BUSBOYS •
09.y thltt, over ll
J Appl.Yin~ 9-11 and u
18181 E. l&
COLLEGE atudent. part time. employ1r cbJdrn, motberlesa home Q Special Machine. Garment GROC. CHICKINO • h 81ldwln demand• that we ance m $57.20. credit Dept. M~'t haft neat baodwriting El(perlt~ ccffff ebop Plumer CM. 548-2478 tnfp-. Only operaton mak· 'TRONIC ASSEMBL y . • lllOVe all over-a,e & floor 535-7289 Anaheim.
a neat appMrance. Apply RIAL ISTATI Waitr-* At>Pb' 3* IABYSl'JTER for z ICbOOi lAI $1) to U40 wk. IPP1Y· model Bt.ld~ PlallOI A FRIGIDAIRE walhlne mli'
ea.ta Mett. U·Haul, 1930 SALESMAN Coast Hwy., Olro8a cW Mar .,. ~en. Mon. thrla ~Monrovia, N.B. 642-2866 PIX/TY,I • "· t Orpna. How · By cutttl\i chine excellent condition $60.
Newport Blvd. C.M. Excellellt Opportunity f 0 r between 10 • s PM daily. n r .. Wlleon &: Rutten Dr. H&iSiKEEPER • fiVe In. West Coast :1;;, to_thebu~~ll ~mm projector, IUde tn1I T;ucit Drfvert currently licensed Salesmu LIVE-IN ......, ebP4 ..,. area, C.M. Call 64M51'7 ,.. care of bome A 3 WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO Ir atotait boxee $35. 54&41911 N~T llACH 5 uJe ...a end dump for to bave the dtflre to enter Pvt rm 4 be. ~ dys wk. WANTED woman in ~ C1 d!Odrtn, 11, 2 Ir S mo9.. T .. & IUll ScMelt In NewPOrt. CM 642-84S-I ORNATE mal'bie top thle9,
demolldon co. SD W. (but ~~lat~~,~~-o~~ !!~Nia. ~ *' Jiutlal-A Baker St. to take !:" COQV&~'!w, motber. iu: S. Main !;t. S.A. n t J"""'ARY S 1 Pi .._ handmade quilt, c:rodMte4 fi Me ffW>'., N.B. ..., __ ,_. .,._ ., """" -·v patient to doctor. ~ ~U')', ...,..., 54$.71U ' tMw a e • ¬ • afcban.t. 510 W, HJOland, Cll'w-:! ..::.:. ·GANGI 642-1815 :..~· ~ ~ OOLD &ii for Lt.,. after 5 PM. Bd\1Lla part•tim• Seen-~ Gt.r· Gr. 81 .. ;l.G. b.• = ~~1:m:-am:. ...,s_,,,.A,.... _...,.,.... ___ _
t1rm 6rta1 ""' 100 ftll> e EXPER. l'RY COOKS e PecliPM #Ith Reno e.XCbanlt \'k. .T. Eackr lcbool, IN~CE O>mm1 .\Pni-...,.. 8botdwld, typins a 07·7111-apec)t.l. $495, others from 4 Poster dble bed compl.ee.
bal f9dl. Fall • pf tfml. 'n,p dollar! All lbittt trUdnl prefettld Howt11tr H.B • ...._ alttr S:IO t:7 needl exper c1ailll 6 lJa. ....... booldcHPN· Moun Hununrt~n Beach Callf, $215-N Hammood apine SS0 Bar ltooiAI $10 elCh. ,.. .,.._ w. w tnb A11P17: Ken's, qo & Qt. tf 10U are w1111ni to woctc.'. BAIYSl1Tl140 • • lliiliii blllty llfl. Nf!W office. Call ..a •ltr7 ...,. Exp oa)y. 516-1111 ' orsan :1Y $595.
1
TV iso. F1&tware and otW
It)« M alllce, t0tm RtnY. Corolla Del Mar ad ca tab ~ U.. Ill. ,_ lam. lc$ clll. Mrs. lhns. 533-1368 . ~ II 17, DaSb' PIJol U1 M. Lemon p,c!,k SODIIM'·PHILLIPS CO. mile. ltema. * ~ ...a ....... IOtlll Bet. I a 11 AM, .. Km .. d...., ,_..._ .... dn. M NII·~ CREATi\JE, ~ ~ U. JUPiiMiOR. 11 ·1 776-2'00 19171 N. Main at m str .. t WELL knowD artilt Jiil1Yiiii •
..._au ftM-*' hitWWer 11......,.. 114-.,ttto~tit.8"• iJV£i11,... A IL iiWii 111ubetwft02$.tl5wantef *'ft. Pllk Udo Conftl!t--Jetter. lndJeate looatlaft Santi. Ana Palndnp, tura. ~ ~ i.e. ~· tn tlP lc ... pwr ............. ~ u .... --accqt. Amp. b n e Shade Sbop. WIJI Gent Cttltd' • J11phtp NEW ci:AS.bi WEEKLY i3 Hamond Orpn btack cJodJinc. 1ll1S ~ f1iii'fi6 '"'9 ..,_A&. boat COlllt for yard tD Cd m.... ill' QPt. fr time. ~ train t-5. 613-2032 ~"'*1 BtlCb. Complete Sectttarlal • Ottlr with Leslie spuket1 Sail• W11 O!M. 6"-2'38
......._ ~, ~ Orimt. 2tl: t'lMW ..... ,;;; .. f NLMlie SiCY• wanted. u,auna 8Udl WOMAM' coolc evenllW ii)Mi Typlal • Bruabup eour... Exctl concl. ~ UPHOLS'I'ERU4G • STU0. 2
. . • .
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I
rt.I ........ Gd In. Jt0UTD AVAUJ.Rl,J! Soutben caltfomla'I ..... lilunin1 Home. Applt la Pl"' aiid VtJ'Y Utt hcal1·"9f1C. Jt66SEiCi&PER COOK pey for )'OU!' boob Md Aak for BID. pc. <Eul'optll\ c:ra.lt:lmm) ....., + •1 'd• .. ID eat Po'l'bll .,. dcm " aon: a Qknneyrt. , •• d •. 3 PM .. ' JM, Nat, m.ture ledy, so or OV• • small repntion . t ... MiJVATE PARTY WANTS Frff elt, del, plcllup. m * .. , "' lb.a Serrice • • -• .._ ..._ ... ,.1. t--a.t... 1.ori:;r-•&..1.d .-a .. n"' _,. ~day 'Nttlt. $2.00 bl'. m,g ... b-3 adults; trom 12 then SS a we& 100 • of TO BUY P I A N o ""'R Main, HB .. _, --~ • ,,.,wc ~---~-.... -.~T .--T11M hu•sn. .. ...va;;....,a _____ _. tbr'll 4tlslef. NfWPOC't 111 oce11ful pa4uatts ~v _,., -, -.. a A9e., Jf.B. c.ct ~ • Mo ..., ~ •• ~· waft .., hr _,. .,.. --. ~· .., -· CASH 543-9335 21" zmrnc Ocr-. f Bt 11 ,.,._ .. _ ..... ...::.-;:::;.,-· -· ......... .-...... ---°'"""" ~~~-. ---·~ ' BAL ~ •2'!:'3~~, , .1 .. n1a11ar _. _.... .._ = m ;r; • ...G ..._ bebr _..p.a. ilfl'iM• ~aetd«t. Under 8 .... .-... ,,,.,.!."""'• T-'--._,__ -· net~.~ I ...... ,,. ......... ~. ·.:-.·· ..... ell .. .,.. _.,,, .......... • • =-r:r-• jflpn(errii ...... ,_ """'"......... ......,_, -~ •
I &-r ftlll P I ... IWNAU)I a,., We dtnll. ~:> J ~Ta.l.D IXP *""'1 ... -. .. We~~ 12$?{.Ntwport,N.B..MUm ~t A NEW il:iJliUIZAw.llit t .._._..-w.auma •
1
,..--.Cd.... c...et: ....... ,...., t • ...-• ._. ..._. 11•11 • • .,..!l.,.,.c.Jlifderred. MTI COLC>ftTV cond.w;.,..,........... , If'.:•.,_..._ .............. .,,. . UllU.ftln~ i ,.h UfUlUiii!iiii ~Ill;!!!_ ..__ _,,..;i.i-t. "MOtml ---1
_ _ • • Kat41iw1me ti Ca~llf ..;',, JO,........._. D tm. CtWWmZt Locill ~ Slltt, • er £at . Cid 1etr titmUJ i IBM o,t. to ... ,.,_ ~· 13't' CiillllliPU'\iM W( .. 'ti.
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.0 ... ~W..,.;:-t-,mll'l'lf •• Cl&., ,,. Q, ....-;;i'Tll! f -. --'ta~ puMnie; ID,'eomm..._ ...-. -..... Ll\'t In : IBN=mlnl l'rM ...._,.,No 4epoelt. MlnlMlll.Ml :1 I
-. ,._ _, t1'daD plif &; iJ Clf ...,. .. , TiilPff(id a0swalla ee-ftr ApP t. l610Cl . ftt. ..... "°"· oldtt e pa TJpbw OltDm BY PHONE ..... ~
O!' .. S.at.Jllir7.0al to "-1 ..., AN. a-e Goo4=·1t~_,., .... _ .... ,...._,...& 11t11t WW.,.' ,.._._NO~PUot · 141-2672 NM111 RbTiiiiiil • iifti1S di aa ,_ _., tnc. 111.n ,....... or pert lfme. Call__,, Ollf biDme Jiits. a.di. idi&WWW pt'. time. or -.OC2 lrl. nml' ..cf.• --·-GIWl...r;::: JNffiii TAX .... 1'ft ~y~ NEii> 8A8Ylifiii: ~ Call M'T-"1J ~llomt, Mon to Tri.' to un:ndCITr.O\UcoltlO ~~°!:_","°' ... ..,. ..-~.-U. .wit[ Al h ,.._bier be*. EltaNlfled olflc:e, IOI M. 2nd. M1 home. OaJI 1'Qll time Ell*'·~ c:s.t I. a.•....._ •mre wom. le.IOft TyphC khool .m ........ ----· .. n .. _, ---
"11 ··· ...... ...,) •11f rd.... _ ...... e ........ ,..... Cllllllr'!f':--. ........... Dtl Ml!r',C.M.59-D C...•a •Lllt S6mT
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,. DAIL y PILD_r ______ w_1?_:!_11t_..d.i_y._J_a1_1u_o1r_y_J_1 • .,...._1968_
:MERCHANDISE FOR . .: • ~ A ~•vc:> • ~K ucANSPOltTATION ,_r_u_N_SPOR __ T_A_TION __ I_~ ...... !-!~--""-.... --"°°-TltANIPOITAnoN
'1.E AND TRADE 9200 _:_,m_.,_._,. ____ .,_x_ MG Dogs 1125 Moblle Home.
8600 ·'i\1u el laneous
AUCTION
GERMAN Shf'pherd pup. 5 a7991r •. oo OPEii ao1• '67 MG
I months. AKC Ha.a l\ad shots • ~ .., s~ Must be a~ home. New 24 Wide f.a.CTO.IY DIRECT ft'&E &UU.Y DEALING
TOtOTA
I Fri., Feb. 2nd, 7:30 pm
Coood Ne\\ I< U&ed Furnit1u·e.
Bedroom aet.s, divans. recJin.
ers, occas. cha.tn. bunk
1 beds. mattresses. chests,
I dinettes, new drapes, TV's,
slereo6, power mowers, b1·
eyrles. rdrlgeraton . stoves.
; ."a~bf'rs, dryers. and MUCH
:ilORE:
WINDY'S AUCTION
I 2075~' Newport Blvd.
Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'ls.
Costa Mesa 641).8686
OPEN DAlL Y 9 to 4
POOL TABLES
I ,,,, 1968 BRUNSWICK
""' AMF t-' TRIANGLE
Slate ffom $4!l;
Bru.nawick $275 value ••
ONLY $239.88
100"'" f'TN AN CJ NG
SECARD POOL
323 S. Main, Orani•
532-1992
Birds of Paradise
BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS
BARGAIN!
5 Gallon cans -Only S3.00-
Last call at this pnce Evf'tl·
· ings after 6 P.M. all day
Saturday and Sunday. 1212
So. Ross St., Santa Ana.
KIDBURY ovprhf'ad heater
50.000 BTU. l.ood ronr! S90
548-1Zl7 or 6-1-l-117R
Misc. Wanted 8610
~WANTED
862-0WT Two lath* Two a.drm ~ TODAY!
REG. Min. Poodlea. males i BEACH TRL.~ ... SUPPLY M~i:OMES lll:ST ITOQ( 11:' otJ'
& females Stlvers I: blacks 19261 Beach Bl•d. . lllnOU.
"BEAUTIES'" 54.'>-6519 Hunungton Beach ~9812 HOUSE CARS s.. u. lttfore You luy !!!!!!!!!~'!!!!!ll!l!!!!!!!ll!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!I CAMPERS -TRUCKS
GERMAN Shepherd female ·ss CHEVY ~ ton Pick-up. Entire stock on sale now ft: I .a.-!.
7 mos. AKC. $50 or trade~ Campers spec. Stylo-side g· -EXAMPLES-Lf.(1114
642-7005 bed. Dlr. $1495. 494-9771 HOUSECAR
S5.J -S75 We1maraner "Grey ! * MUST SELL ! 3 BR Open road house car • MW IMPORTS
Ghost" pupp1ea. show qua!-EXPANDO $3900 FUR.Ill Olev., 1 ton duals, V-8, toilet
1t:y. terms. 839-1747 or best otfe.r! * 5.35-3-1&1 facilities. Glusback, patio · ...:.: M 646-9303
TRANSPOR TATION optional walk-thru shower· 1""" Harilor, c. ·
ELECTRIC CARS 9250 toilet. '66 MC MIDGET/Xlnt!
B«Mts & Y achh 9000 .It j29S Low mi. Best OFFER or For Sale-Electric Car Y ~ TRADE lor FORD VAN.
PASSENGER E x cur i. io n
Boat Take l~ people &:
have a ball' Excel cond.
Cons trade. ~rs. Roller
539-1131
S?..?S. 958-2077 673-4503 or 8'1547'n -·-Motorcycl• 9300 '61 C~NR SPIC~ALS ___ O __ P_E_L __ _ __ ........ ______ Ford, c;.:1.:v .. 0. re, CiMC
/$2595 '66 HONDA Super Hawk
20' CABlN CRUISER. 70 H.P. 3.900 Milu. E.'<cellent con· M~r<' TANDEM trailPr. dit1on. $500. 673-4775 EVES.
good rond Si30 8 fl CAMP· VESPA motor scooter w/
ER S200 548-6731 I crash helmet & bubble. $300.
• 16' FibrE'glas. z:; HP WJz. _635-_~_53_12 _____ _
tard outboard. trailer: good J 1957 300 Honda Scrambler.
cond. $445. 673-0315 Sac. $550 UOO mi. Xlnt cond
15 FT. Glasspar. 25 HP & i'
642•0710
Trailer. $230 or Best Otter! TOCO 44 $125.
2265 Maple, Apt A. C.M. *' ~2 *
I * CHmESE JUNK * '-~~~~~~~-Excellent condilion. I S Can live aboard. li73-!H12 Auto ervlce
1 & Parts 9400
Sailboats 9010 I .vouLD Uke to buy a good ai~ ·
-·-CAMPERS
14 tantastlc floor plans
sll models reduced
full stand up OPf'n road
/$195
19' Lightning sa1lhoat w I cond1tJoning unit from 283 I rted Autos
nylnn sails & trailer Chev engine. Reasonable. mpo
$6.'iO .. 673-0711 847·2427 =======-1 Trailer, Travel 9425 The &!st
'59 OPEL r /ll, iood tires
Ir interior. Good trans-
portation. Must sell. Sl25.
firm. * 642.Ql09 11
PORSCHE
COUPE
VERY C.EAN
7 To Olo:se From
'61 TOYOtA
'64 VW deluxe 2'dr, runs I:.
looks ttal JOOCI. Only $25
delivers l $25 mo., oac, dlr.
63..5-0Tll
'6:? VW 'Bui. Itn.mac. Must
see to appreciate. New
palnt, clutch, brks. Evea.
67>4797
'86 VW. Blu e. 'Yillyl Int.
Porsche ene,. ~ wbls.
Indy tires; kl mi. tJ!T;,O,
213-i96-4285 KITE #'.?SJ. Full rar!' north
sails. complete cover. trail·
er. $850 tPrms. 6-12-51.jl
Trl' 1t and you'U bU¥ it
21 Ft. Travel Trlr. Sell con-$895 1964 VW 9eClan. Rail. NEW
tained. Very clean. S700 If L . ..,.o.s tirtll, Xlnt coiid. INTERNATIONAL 1-1
Perfect eondir100
li75-3.30'l
C.125~23-:Nlw.
Fully equip. :>10..9~;,
6T.r0303 ..... ..n: I '~~IOWYAlt•CGlfA... nooo &n.1429
T ·i Utlli 9 .. 50 ""' UUIG '57 PORSCHE 1600I, excel '64 VWl"ed ledan. R/H. Good r.a1 ers, ty ~ IMPORTS COfld. nVic>. Daya 675-11«> condition. $850 or best offer.
:l wbl truh trlr. s· X Eves 4 wkenda 675-3735. ..___......__6(6._5302 ____ _
16' X 4'; heavy duty '85 VW. White d~-IM!daa.
Speed-Ski Boats 9030 hse trlr frame & 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-93>3 IENAULT excel mad. SJJOO.
Furnitur•Appliancff 14' RU11about Nu mtr & con-loniue, $200. 2 whl SCRAM LET. S ·Pvt pty .. m.am
Colo, Tv'--Ster--trash trlr. 4' X 7', $50. • ~ ltenault' • J)aqpblne, '64 VW; low-mUeqe: sood
r---. trols. trlr, Xlnt yacht tend· c be btwn Stron&. 25 oo deli Cali ea.lap
-TOOLS -er. $59.5. 642-2461 8an30 •~ 5~ ,,,,.,n ANSWERS OAC ~~ ·.-. 901versE eonditian!....,1907ftV : 53 1-1212 or 893-0555 : °' · .,,...._., · &'111& Pn"e r.:R. • • ___ .,_•or ___ _
(Ask for Art) Marine Equip. 9035 20XS' l.Jtil. box. trailer: tan-Turkey -Afire ~ fd\laby' -1st. San~ AM. ~ '14 VW Kombi Boa. 1SOO en..,:,
WANTED TO BUY: Man's ---------dem axles, bi sides, hvy. Windup -PERFUME SIMC a. ~~eel cond, radio, panelled. MARINE batteries sold at duty for horses, etc. $325. Anu ho tbinkl ch i " &a-2010 dya, 67>241)1 and Woman's 26" or 28" discount. All sizes. See us Also ~ ton Chev See class na..,one w · em ·1---------:li~ht weight 3 speed Bi· before you buy. Marine Bat-!l500 842-2762 . cal warfare is aomethina new CLaiEOUT 1961 Slmcu • S "64 VW Variant St.atloo Wa;i:.
cydes. Call 5.36-2170 tery Shop. 2400 w. Coast · doesn't know mueh about year 50000 ml warranty AM I FM, deluxe model.
NATURAL <.'Olor hemp nig, Hlway, N.B. 004235 Trucks 9500 women's PER.FUME. Demos u. low aa Sl2$.o0 nsoo. f42.250T
. any size up to 400 sq. ft . --------'65 MGB Rd.st RAH, wire 25.00 delivers OAC <A.lit. Sp. '66 VJI 1D> Serles, low mi.,
. Call s.12-3526 after 5 pm Boat Slip, Mooring 9036 PICKUP wheels ............ sn~oo car. 901 E. lat Santa Ana Xllft cond. $1590 or Offer.
or anytime Saturday --------------1965 Ford P.U. Lon&~. 352 :64 VW Bur ........ -.oo 154Ull01 _962_-70'Z3_. ------
MEDIUM SIZED CERAMIC BOAT slips for rent. 10 min eng. CrWsomatic, custom .64 Fiat UOOD ...... $.596.00 1966 Simca 4 door-Ulm tao-'61 VW SEDAN
.. KILN * from ocean. $1.30 I tt. Ye cab, west coast mim>ra. 67 DatlWl Delu.xe Sta. tory warranty miles t.o &D· White., Radio I< Heater. COod * * 494-5376 * + Dock Master Marine Centre step bumper. Excellent Wag. Auto, RH •• U'195.00 25.00 deUvera OAC Full oond.itf.bn. S6!15. 548-3806
16322 Pac Cst Hwy, HB thru-out. No Better Warranty than at price 9!li. 901 !:. lat Santa '66 VW with aH extras. 842~ $1395 LIDO MOTORS Ana M2-8801 397.19154 ·
64U762 Boat Moving 9045 JOHNSON & SON 1300 w. Cbe8t H.iway, N.8 .. ._._ .,.__ __,.._.~ ,. __
Found: Long haired . mot-._..., -· • ..,_,_.,, -· •
FREE TO YOU
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2-aoor. ·bdfc> Ii: heater, .•
~1>ff<I· RIG 2M.
.$1566
SANTA ANA
LINCOLN MERCURY
1301 N. 'l'Ultin, S.A. !>47 ·5667
1961 Volbwqen • belt run-
nin& &1 m row. 25.oo de-
uvld OAC full pl'\ce 795.00
901 E. 1st Santa Ana
542-8801
Wiiiy
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Of not. c.JJ "" ...........
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'67 VW BU&· ~-Absolu-Autos Wanted . 970CI
tely lmmac. Most see to ---------
appreciate. Mu.st M!ll, take WE PAY ...
~797 "1er. $16!l;. Eves. CASH
'67 VW Dlic.; R/H, exhaust
l stereo, mags, radial tires:
carpets, wood wbeel, etc.
Bill 673-1008 Eve1.
'66 VW BU& -only 16,000
milet Xlnt cond. $1~. * . Call 546-5031 ...
'61 YW $600
~
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call ca tor !ref ..U.te .
GROTff CHEVROlET
Ask for Sales Manacer
182'11 Beach Bl .•
Buntina'ton Beadt
KI N33l
New Cars
tied grey Tom Cat. white BOAT space for rent; also Uncoln-Mttcury ----
.paws. So. La"''""'· 499-"""" trail t -" Costa Mesa Branch ALFA ROMEO l•------------------!11111••-------~-----ll!I .... ~ ,.,~~ """" er 8 orage gpa.ce av.,.. 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7050
18 MOS. old red chow dog able. 6424610 ---------
w/ped1gree. Female. ~Ton Chev. D.at bed; 4 spd., '6S SPYDER VELOCE • rac-
644-1759 211 BUSIEST markeq>lace tn 1949 w/'53 en&. '68 Tiip. Ina blue 'Wlblck lnt, PirelU
IMJX!:D:iib:Nrl!'l!d;d°~ill,;;;;;;~ town, The DAILY Pnm Sound! $350. Also 20X5' util. tires. Lo mlleqe. Like new.
5 ks ld ~alll""'JJ.!lPpies. Clanttled aection. Save ,trlr., $625 for both. (See ad $2200. M+.o6.1S
wee 0 · .,.,,,. wo 212 DIOM)t, timlt' A eUort. ~Jr Uftder clam 9450.) 842-2762 ========:::.
! t<ANSPORTATION oow!!J '64 Ford , ~ ton. 8 ft bed. AUSTIN HIALEY t-------~:..:._-!...:::======== · V-8. pwr sb'i, R/H, stereo ----------
RO.INS RUDY
ROBINS RILIABLE
USED CAR
SUPERMARKET
'65 FOlD FAllLANI 100 $1625 ? Dr. H.T .. IU!om4111c, l>OW•r tittr·
'"'' redlo, helt!.r, ft<.torv air. PICH In
'65 CHIYlOLIT P.U. Long bodv. 6 cvllnd~r. 3 ll>Hd, radlO. "Nl~r. Exull•nl contllliO'I.
No ltlt617
'63 POH •Al.AXIi
5()0 H.T. VI, l utOfNllC, t>OW!!f
&!Pefln9, radio. hffltr. e lr c:ond.
FXG 067
$1395
$1025
'65 IUICIC LI SAHi $1895 ? Or H,T va. au1ome11c. -· SIHrtn9, llClorv 11', r.01<), ~fllH,
RlP M
'63 PORD 6ALAXll
SOii XL Futbedl <.,. Vt •Ufo.
,,_.lie.. -· •lffrlng, •edlo. hffler. air cond. PRC 112
$1275
'65 CHlYSLH $1895 4 d• N-Y~. VI. eulllmellc..
lull -r. No. NGF OU
'65 POlD CUSlOM Vt, 1utom.1" tr1ntmlulon. M 11191fte. llllZ fSf
'65 PLTM. 111.nDIRI
2 ~. I al,, ftl!Omtflt. rldlo.
Nettr. One -•· wry -m"'"9. No. HCa 19'
$795
$695
$1295
tape. Lo mtJea. 6 Ply uree. '65 A9ltl1 Helley $1l~ or ofler 646--0381 · ~ DP1uxe-· •
57 FORD Radio • Heater, Mull lee
% Ton C&mper to appreciate •
• &42-0807 • . $2495
51 GMC 2T Cabover 16' bed.
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'68 JEEPS
We're Really Dealing
Today
Best Stock in Our
History!
S.. Us Before You Buy
1966 Harbor, C.M.
'60 Austin Heal•Y roadster
3000 Dix.; &ood top l tires;
ttblt. trans. $800 837-8669
e '61 AH SPRITE e
• $350 •
CALL ---51058 .,u llmiA
• IMPORTS _E_N_G_U_SH_FO_RD_1•
1952 Enalilb Ford.
Run• iood· $50.
'59 WILLYS. 2 wheel drtve,l===A.ft=f/'t=l='=81'3-=116l==:= bdtop, good condition.
$45(). 64M2'l1 FIAT
9520 NEW U68 Flats • All models _ _.;.... ______ immediate delivery. Pri~s
TRANSPORTERS start 162:4.95 25.00 delivers
IUSES·CAMPEIS ~cE ~:Ana~
CAMPERS
OR.ANGE COUNTY'S
LARGES'? sELEcTION
FAcroRY DIR.r.Cl'
OPEN ROAD D&Al.ER
1966 Flat 1100 Sta W&n In ex.
ceptionally nice c."0n4itioD.
2S.OO delivers OAC. full
price $1005. 901 E. lat, San-
ta Ana. 5-12-8801
JAGUAR
'82 XKE RCMld.lter.
AM/FM, Must 11ell $1n>
646-2364
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CADR.LACS Cl9VIOLlf '61 LINCOLN .. PAI.CON Wqon. IUID-UNCOLN MUST·N• Al IMt........... ·;4\··· '90.,.DeVW.,Npower .. _....__ -J.-r..r1 -· ~--•• u al " ..,..,~ -~---...... ~ $3915 flUM, SP0"1T AND LIKE ~ ..... -.. _ .......... ~-• -~ t ti. -UM~ 'aC...Dt'91.Npowef Jf.IW! '64 0-.CU!Vfl'tl. ,_..._ .. , --vLN Clnt. FUil laVlide .. ~a I.-, led. Fae '96 ClUllc 550 ...... Met, ........ JV....._ tktorr i.ietor lale by -...i own-UIJ6 PIWel'd.ct" eand., 1-ther, toOW. ~ Mlflen alr, fUll pwr, ewl eood. a a H PA i.. ..._. * .................. n19 •· New brak-. Mw>ckl. SANTA ANA tape = top. 1200 • C...t Hwf, NI a.ooo m. $2850. ..-BeauwUt ~ JllllDw. ~ DIVUle 0.., Nl pin1 ~· battery. 81Wit red LINCOLN MIRCUIY '53 1'ln Wqon, 6 cyl, 1968 UNcOLN' Olllt. 4 Dr. I N-l u ...__ __ ,..... y UTH 1595.00 F .P., 811111 ~ JIQ'-* eoad.. a .,. wbltt -abd out .._ wbtte 130-N. 1'1118. I.A. ..,... auto. ll/ll. Dlr. Xlnt nan pow aJ Old. 1 th---~ _._. .._.. u.. PL MO meat • 48.4Q. ~ ~
IMhr .............. .-• r:,.--beck ..... Well IM~ACULAfl ''5 illtOie t.r_,..Uon. SlT del· er lAhd:~· ~ ~· s~ Balbo& II>' Club Dltrance Rambler 19811 ..._ lhd.
.. CAD Kt • ._. Oiv. N cal ~~~ WttJcd•ys °'°~'tal. V111t1..-.o. tvel'I, lllllrne contract Con"°'. e e e ''1 PLYMOUTH :':'.llC-6029~~--!::'".__..__ pr .. • oend., ...._. N' ....... ~ a.t s . u tntdir. aaai ~ • balance ...... 494-9771 ---Sl895.00 ''°'ns llURY ·94 Oullc s&; 1·~ Gearseom eat. 8llrtfnl cw~ a~ ..... th ~ 3-31< 60 AM/Fii ~ • alt eottd. • lif" FOi4 &untry e 0 !Nttn •l.n'Altt)I then at '67 MUST ANO Hardtot, Ml powtr ilcludinr Economy s <:fl • •
at ................... $3295 i\W oJl1 , ,,D 36tb wsw. OriL ..,.., llall8. Air, fl.Ill pwr lei• l'llck. LIDO MOTORS Aut.omide trant. Y... factet')' air. N .. Gal' w&J'. actual m.llel. ftUO l'.P.
•OIV. N ""'"'°·air oand. l Mara.ts> ~ Perfect~-0 000 mi IMU76'J 9,000 mllet. Yellow ranty. On1Y f19 deliven l Small dn 1,_r111• •• 1no.
1--at lAnclau 1Cf ''6 CHiVIOLn iJ aoirifiENTlti &lllii ... U.-' . m> w. Coatt HW)< .. N.I. with bs2:.:tmor. $79 rnonthirMT1a dlr. Holld-.v Rambler 119 a.,.. ~·~ ............. '4291 Moor H.T. Wio, ~ter. pwr ,..., -..-. door U60 FAt '~ ...... ~l_N~dLN _ <2 0~1 OOJy) n.yM= lff Satalllt•, .~ .. ~.~
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..... Low • ... .. we ... & virt LINCOLN MllCUIY eqlllpme.nt. I FM • Landau 962.1908 • J.}NCOu~ MlllCUltY .«-or H.T. Radio. Matu, PONTIAC
• ~ ...,... Real SMrp! Full PIW•' 1'!'1 H. 1'alan. •·~ ~~ ~ ..... Ewe .._..,. 1JO N. T\lattn, •.A. IMT..wr ...,,, v ... OR.J 11•· T ·lllD
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a.el oaed. Belt .. .,. one owner i>Muty: Small ~-.... -.w.. COIVAll '67 UNC""oL .. N-MllCUIY IAHTA ANA • PONft•c .. t -BIRD. Wit. ..... ~ dllllPa ,_,,... na mo 1:5 Impala u . rn, RIH LINCuLN MERCURY "' tillal B\q\lllCl;y. I'd -,.r. ~ft~~O::_:-::r.,..-;i~ .... ~ Holldl;J lambafr 19e1 u_: .n file a1r Pl. fb _:. '15 <O\VAlR Morua Coupe ~ 1'aU ........ TYU '55 Mercury HIT, VB, lJOl N. 1\lltia, i .A. 547.-T a~ Bl., c.ta ,._ air. Stereo. lo .U. • .. -. • ~ ' • ,.... 4 aPd tralll 77,000 ml. new· 41t. kl 4444 XlJft'COND .......... __ ........ Xlnt con4. IAC bor 8194. IO«m .. .._., tint al•, wsw, s.h tirel A battery •68 lie 55287 auto. P /S. Dir. Full 6 ! __ ._..,!
... ~ alter 4 pm. '65 CAD deVlife. com pl w/ badrlt eeatt • Whl tovers, 910'!9. 642-1187 aft 5 PM. · price $99 • • • • • • 464•9771 OLDS MOii LE Of'anlt eo.tr'• DMllllllt WW sell b CODtrMt IMIJ.. m top cGllld belt .,_ • one owner, local car. must SANTA ANA Dealer fer W6111 • Mlrll.: ane.. My tqUtt1 free. Pn. <~CADILLAC will trd. ~-•mi 1111 411i'*1! '1999. M6-111i 1:,.eoi::: :ioo~ H, auto. LINCOLN MIRCU•Y MUSTANG TOltONADO llmly. vat• party .... 4M""1
_ .. ....,______ 1951 Good "°"'In' concL $ltiO. iii Ciifi. illc1c Lil,.ia 4 60-2195 1301 N. Tuatl!1, S.A. 547-6667 '66 Toronado Deluxe. Full 'IT Gro, 4 Spd., qu&i;Jet; 1i T:ilrd; takt 0 .. 1' ~
1M6 Placentia CM Apl r *· !ft',. l'l/"'r incl. tlee. 'U LINCOL~ '61 Mustang HT, V-8, auto, power, air cond., low mile-bucket &eall, mag ~.. ~ =·=* int.
54MiT7 ' ' . aeala, windowa. Air cond., CORYrt"l'e 4-4oor tedM J\411 pwr brakes .l atrg. Good age. 2 to Choole from start• many extru. IJllmac:Wate! 1"" -... . Miil Finim a tlPbol. ti.. 5 1 119 RIP 011 · power. tires. Well malntalned. Wk· Ing at $3195.00 $2,860. 642-1417 "' .&1111p Lane, O:I* M~
tulal, Diii to -$911, '$3l67 ~s a1t 6 or wknds 2645 Wett· No better WllJ'Tanty then at '6Ci G'ro Chi.rel Slue, blk 14 11ruNDERliU) eon .... ITWllt. •• C011¥ HT. Mint cond, minster Ave., C.M. LI S.12i6 LIDO MOTORS .ni top, auto, RAJ{. Sharp! J'uJ1 power, air, b1k Int.ext.
CORVETTE 'IG convert. JM. '67 ~ Clprlct • dr w.,, WlllVbllt int, F pwr, nr nu SANTA ANA ·6f Muatang 2 +2 VB auto, w.mo Sl,900. 67J.6n4 Prtv. owner. Sl'IOO. ta-TZ49
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pQll, tt>Umau. Mu.st ..n. full pow., lftdlldlnl air UNI. .sum Pvt pty 837-8954 LINCOLN MIRCURY ft&: H, P.S. Rea.I~. l.o'N 1300 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. • '57 T-BIRD a.AMIC •
_ S2900 Pvt pa.rt Call cond. MJnt condldan. Onl1 1301 N. Tustin ~.A. 547-5667 mi. Only S59 delivers &: $59 ·;s9 OldsmobUe IS, ' DR RAMILEI Xl.IIT CX>ND1 Sl.500 A:!' ultra modern tDtal 8C'J$ y, 169 ~liYll'S A• mo. oae DODGE 1963 LINCOLN 4-<lr Sedan. mo. oac, dlr, 635-0773 bd!t, auto "·U ........ air. ,._,,'4 6*11G J:Vll!.
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_.... -U9C'I Wl&M: autl>-ag. ,.., • ., w/w, pwt I m-Polara 4 dr. H.T. Radio, $1995. 644-2246. . bl~ebk whl1 • .,_,.. • .... ~no balance ••·••· •""."771 t:u'1319nc • ._.., c e&D. _.., _,,con";" :--"n~
...... 6 b. $595 at o&r. 842-2639 Air. pOWr "1ndowa. PSIPB, lle9ter, automatic, pwr. ==:=====::c=.::::=::=:::C::•:= .. =·-::;~;-=.L.::::=;~~~.,...=·~;:.; .,..,.. .....,.... " ":'' '83 OIEVY U ii wwt. AJtlJ'M Wlro, UlllO. 1tr a1r cond RAF 010 f .::ia::===::::a:::z:::==:i=a:::.!.al=mt:==;m;==m::=I NAB ER S OOo•. <Mt O'lfMf. hi mm& ' $l l·27 · -•'*' Avt. HOO ,,,_..,..., Avtee HOO Imported Autos 96001m,.rted Aut.. 9600 tMMf'tect AutGI MOO ~. P/S. mo. NeeJa • ""'~ w 1 • -worll. 484-5311 aft l PM 1~ ~c.•nOL£J' e SANTA ANA •••••••••••••• R • • •••••••••• • •••
. iii It£ AIR iiation waga ~~rua· = nan-LINCOLN MlllCUllY ~"""'~:...<,....itA.llt'A...1 Pwr. steerin&, R/H, lo~. • JE ";",.m • Call U01 N. T\<ta, I.A. 141...., ~ FR I TZ s E Z• I
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'65 CADIUAC COUPE DE· VILLE $3495
~ 66 CADlll.AC COUPE DE VILLE
'66 CADllUC SEDAN DE VILLE $3995
'61 CAQIUA.C SEDAN DE ·v1~LE
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'61 CADIUAC FLEflWOOD BROUGHAM $5195
'66 CADtuAC SEDAM DE VILLE
'67 CADIUAC SEDAN DE VILLE
'66 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE
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: '67 Tl4A Royal Blue , near new ...•.. SAVE I
'66 TR4A { Selec:t) .........•..... $2395 '63 Austin Healy Sprite All OK ...•.. $791 I
I '65 TR4A lmmec:ulate .....•...... $2295 'SI Au1tf1130004 Place It's wild ..•••• $991 I
I '64 TR4 Perfect condition! .•....... $1595 '62 MGA loadtter {Choice of 2) •••• $"1 I
I '63 TR4 Ouhtandin9! ............. $1 J95 '61 MGA .... ,., ................ Sitt I
I '62 TR4 Sharp ................... $1295 '51 MGA ldstr ................... S7H
'61 TRJ A Beauty ................. $995 '64 MGI Whines (Choice of 2) ••••• $1491 I
I '19 TRl Very good •.•••••••••••••• $895 '64 MG Ml4fet .................. $1191 I
I '51 TU Even better • • • • • • • • • . . • • • . $795 '63 Jat JI Seclca11 Auto., P. StNring •• $19" I
I '66 Spitfire Or:i9inal .............. $1695 '65 Mcqan Truly the nicest •••••••• $24H
I '61 Trtlllllplt Spltflrw (Choice of 3) .. $1495 '62 Alpha lomeo Rclstr ...••••••••• $9" I
'64 Spitfire Thrill a min .. , .......... $1195 '61 Alpha lemeo Rclstr .........••• Sift
I '63 Alplne COllvlftlble Clean ..••.•. $1095 '67 Alph9 IOIHO Glulla n 5 speed •• S1HI I
I '60 Alpine Convertible Sharp ........ $595 '67 Fiat 1100 Sta. Wa9 •.......... $1495 I
I '61 Alllthl H1..,Sprtte The be.st ..... $1195 '66 Ford Mustang VI, auto., sharp .•. S1HI I
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YOUR INS,ECTION INVITEP 1961 FACEL YIGA PACEUA
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Locel, One Owner, Lew Mlltata t .. uty. Ft..J.
Engine. ,,.vious Owner's Name on Roqvtsf.
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PONTIACS
'6' CUSTOM TEMPEST FULL PRICE . --ft, ... WWW,,., $1177. ................ Wik.
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·~ CATAtlNA FULL PRICE ..................... '""' $1 971 ~·,_.; """"· 'w\lte w-411.
~~= '65 ~e M:>.NS · · FULL PRICE
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1 D-ltor.tte,. H.,..._.k, !NW"' ................................ $1877 ............... ,.,, ...
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'65 Cf<TALINA FULL PRICE
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'65 LE MANS
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'66 GTO . FlJLl PRICE
I 4eer ""'"'•'· YI, lly4ra.atk, ,._ ltffrl1111: ....,le, $'1577 ..__,.,, white .. 11t. . • . ,. .
'66 LE MANS · · PU~L· PRICE
'66 CATALINA . 'F\li:L· PRICE .
'66 GT O FULL PRICE
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'66 LE MANS FULL PRICli
'67 CATALINA FULL PRICE
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'67 FIREBIRD 350 FULL PRICE
H•.ttep. ''· ..,,._ •• ,...... S .... 77 ltffri"', redie, ....... ..... ..... 67
CHEYROLE'tS .
4 Deer M4ti11. Hy4 .. 111at1t.,-· · · ' · · · · · · · ·'64 IMPALA S.S. FULL PRICE == ::.""" '"'·· lt!a?-!· ... S-2·l 17 .. !.°: :=-.: ~r:·:!::· ' 1677 ............ . $
'66 GRAND PRIX FULL PRICE · ,,_ -,..,., '""'· $2677 '6' IMPl<LA S.S •. ' F!ILL PRICE
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'66 GTO ···PULL PRICE .,,,.._, __ ..._... 1777
z Deer ... ,..,,.,. ''· ..... ..... ,._ ........... ,...., ........ .
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'66 GTO FULL PRICli
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'65 MALIBU S.S. FULL PRICE
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'67 CHEVELL E 'Door FULL PRJ CI , ............. ,._ .._..... $U77 . ,... ............. .w. ......
'6;6 MALIBU H•r:dtop . FULL .PRIC~
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'66 CAPRICE FULL PRICE
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Cnih••1rM:. ,._. •1•t1:1 •r1•11 $197·7 wt ............ ,_....,.,,
'65 MU~T:.VCO 2 plu• 2 FULL PRICll '
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'65 MUST,ANC; F\ILJ. PRICI.
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'65 MUSTANG 2 pluo 2 FULL PRICE
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'66 MUSTANG FULL PR ICI ft,·---·-$2077 ...... .....,, ....
'66 MUST ANG PULL PRICE ·--.... ----...... ...................... ,....,,.,,
'63 XL BUCKET SEAT FULL PRICE
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'67· MERC ............ m FULL PRICE
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'6' OLDSMOllLE II FULL PRICE
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'66 VALIANT FULL PRICE
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'60 AUSTIN HEALEY FULL PRICE -··-s1m· ......... .
"6'.VA LIANT V-200 FULL PlllCI 2'-................ ..... ·::u;~ -· -I S1277
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