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VOL 61, NO. ZI, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES NEWPOaT llEACH. CAUFORNIA THUllSOAY, FEIRUARY I, 1968 TEN CENTS
-City Launches Crackdown on Illegal Rentals
117 ~JD F. COLLINS ......... ,.. ....
. Newport 9eaeh municipal
authorities today announced a
crackd.owa en WegaJ·rent.al wiits.
City Attarney Tullt Seymour 1ald
the Intensified enforcement of zoning
re1W.Uona is lhe result of a
"deplorablt situation, e•~ in
'
Corona del Mar."
The crackdon will be undertaken
by city building inspectors, under the
superviaion of· Build.i.ag D l t 1 e to r
Oliver S. Grant. 0
iieymour notei:I that violalion ol
regulations concernin1 illegal renli.11
wUta is a m.iJdemeanor. OonvfeUon
cUT\a a mu.imum 1enteoce of a
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!DI ru., aod --la 1oD. del Mor and .,. Balboa Ponlnsula,"
Blllldlll1 elllof Gnat PGll!IN W. lllat lie said,
both tbe Ol1 O..C.U Uid •Plalirµ.n1 • Sey!Jlour nld the biggeat con·
COmritllslon .,.._.. ex.,.._.. tbelr s~quence of the Illegal rentals la an
ttocen over tlM O'O.W~-u of overloading of residential streets.
aleeplftg rooms alMI a , ta1belt\c "'nlere ls just no room for parking
rented in violaUon. of tbe law." in some neighborhoods." be said. "It
"Moat of theae vlO&atioDJ ..,. oc~ began a long time ago on Balboa
~ Ja the R·2 ..,.... ol Ctrofta Island and is DOW atarting bla: in
Off and RuuniDg
' Nixon Makes ·It Official
NEW YORK ('VP!) -Rkbaro M.
Nixon today conftrmed the general
ezpedation. He will try agaJn for the
pre1idenc1.
The 55-year-old former vice presi·
dent, who lost the ptelidency of the
United St.ates by a thimbleful of votes
to Jobn F. Keonedy in t•. announc-
ed he would be come a candidate for
tbe Republican nom..lnati.on this year,
traveling the primary route.
"For tbeae critical years, America
needs new leadership.'' he said in a
letter to the voters of New Hamp-
thlre announcing his candidacy in
that 1tate'1 nation-leading Republican
pre1id4!ntial primary March 12. He
mentioned ao other primary but he
already has scheduled speeches in
Wlaconsin.
The statement was sent out from tbt
office of bright young Nbon men
~ntly aet up here and known to
political commentators as the "brain
factory" or "brain trust.·• It signaled
the forfnal putting aside of the r;oJ,-
{Q).a-year law practice and life of
private famUy contentment he has led
since moving to New York after his
11182 defeat by Gov. Edmund G.
Brown for the Calirornia governorship.
"I consider myself a Theodore
Roosevelt progressive," Ni.son said
recently. "I have a great belief In the
private sector."
Then he tilted up the saucerish face
that seems to have grown more mel-
klw in the seven years during which
he has practiced high-priced law of
Not Reallstlc?
a corporate and international nature
with the 70-Iawyer firm of Mi:on,
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander in
New York 's fln1ncial section. And he
added:
"But I also have a strong convic-
tion that you have to move forward.
I 'll try a government solution if it's
neeessary •.. "
The forward thrust that took him
in two decades from Callfotni• con-
gressman to two-ter1n vice president
on the Eilenhower-Nixon Republican
team to one of tbe nearest miases of
the prestdeftcy In hi story-in terms of
popular vote margin-seems on him
again.
He once called himself a "political
(See NIXON, P•ce !)
Saigon Crisis
Eases as Reds Citizem,' Committee Asks
.~~~= "~'it!·· ~ . 1 "'• ' ,,. • .. -.. <bPn ~. W • . . .._,. .
--__. " lulu and S ~. J-t •..!U ahpower rid•oil Salgon lallltraton
f..lU&efl fJl&I. , totmall bm'udn1l>.nd. F'ridaJ morn-
-~. -· ---Ing and the focus of the big Commu-Chums e Boun ht •itt .u ... ;ve shirted north 1o maj•r ~ border cltie1 Invaded by North Vietna·
mese n:gulan. 'Pot' on Campus
In ap1l.e ot police repor-ll to the
contrari, a suspended 15-year-old
Corona del Mar High Sctlool student
today still claimJ: he bought marijuana
on campus.
Newport police, however. say he
bought it from James Shattuck, 18,
at Sb.al!!fk's home,. 2854 Carob St..
Eastblutf. Shattuck ii tree on -.:ZS
bail .after being .arrested Oft sale of
marijuan~charges Wednesd1y.
But the mother of the suspended
student to the DAILY PILOT today
she has talked at length to her son
and he sticks by fl.ii original slory.
His name is belna withheld becawe
or ms 1ge.
The boy tmists be did DOt tiu1 mari-
juana hoot Shattuck, but from an
older youtll, .about 21, lie mother
sald. Morecrver, be told her he bouctrt
thil ma.riju&n• on campus during the
noon hour and that It was the fourth
or fifth Umt he had made a purcitase
there.
Not possiblt, JaJ• Vice Principal
Mn. Betty TO'lfftRnd. ''The way we
(Soe ITUDENT, Pa .. %)
Shot Hits Office
Window; Deputy.
Catches Escapee
Gen. William C. Westmoreland, the
U.S. commander, said tne bloody fOl.U'·
day red offer11!ve the length and
breadth of South Vietnam was only
a prelude to a "go for broke" cam-
palgn to seize the twO northernmost
provi'nces wtie:re 40,000 North Viet-
namese regulars were mused.
The allies hit hard against the Co m·
munist drive. and Westmoreland. ap-
pearing grim at a briefing for war
corre1pOndents in Saigon 1'hur1day
nlaht. said there was ''some evidence
th1t the: enemy ls Rbout ready to
run out o(,1team."
Lt. Gen. Fn!derick C.. Weyand, com-
mander of U.S. forces surrounding
SaJ.ion, said the CommunUtl had in-
fl.ltr•ted five battalions -perti8ps
4,(Q) men -·into the capital area
for the wave of attacks and that
many were ·North Vietnamese
regulars.
"Until we destroy those battalion1.
unW "We're determined to 11Se massive
fon:e, tbeJ can make another attack,"
Weyand. aaid. "We have taken a great
number ot NV A (North Vietnamese
Army) priaoner1 in Saigon. They were
members aent down a1 replacements
for VC (Viet Cool) units."
North Vietnamese p r o p 1 g a n d a
outlets said Cqmmufti1i forces were
''firmly boldint tht lniUattve."
The number of killed and wounded
on both sides climbed steadily a! the
war raged on in Its bloodiest stage
to date.
BJ BRUCE BENSON
OI .. o-ltY ""' t!lft Elmer Brown, chairman or •
citizens grou~ known as-the Airport
Safety Committee, today was awaiting
response from a letteT hi' .,;ent to
President Lyndon Jo h n s on com-
Parsons Files
As Lonesome
CdM Candi.date
The lineup of Dirtrict 7 City Council
ca ndidates isn 't• very lon g one.
Incumbent Lindsley Parsons so far
is t:he only candidate in it.
Parsons Wednesday turned in his
nomin.ation petition to City Clerk
Laura Lagios.
The petition carries .ome im·
pre11ive names. Among endar~n ol
the East Corona del Mar councilman's
re-e:lection bid are formn Grand .Jury
foreman J . Leslie Steffensen, former
Vice Mayor Han Lorenz, electronics
executive Dr. Arnold Beckman. and
beautification leader Isabel Pease.
Other signers include Ma rt h a
Killefer, Ray George, Henry E.
Porcella and Harriet Witmer.
Parsons said he would announce
later who the chairman of tiis election
committee Will be. "I prefer to let
circumstances govem the selection of
the committee," be explained.
No committee, of course. would be
needed if the movie-maker is unop·
posed in lhe April 9 balloting.
Other incumbents Al f" or g I t
{District 21 and Dee Cook !District
5) have been assured of opJ>Osition.
Althouib candidates must run from
districts, voting will be ci ty-wide.
Newport-Me .. School•
plalfting.about noise at Orange County
Airport.
Brown citP.d numerous complaints
jn bl! letter. which was malled on
behaU of the committee. He said that
the group represent.! "aboul 25
homeowner 1ssociations" aod bun-
dred.s ol citizens throughout Orange
County.
Brown is an engineer who lives
nellJ' the a[rport's fllgbt path at 20182
Redlands Drive, Santa Ana Hei.Jhls.
He said his committee proposed lo
President Johnson and other high
federal and 1tate olflcials a .three-part
solution lo the prOblem of airport
noise "that lbould be reasonable and
fair to aU concerned."
BUGHT FEARED
The committee's effort•. he said.
were taken "rather than wait until
our wonderful residential and recrea-
tional are• is blighted."
Here is the plan of Brown's com-
mittee:
Orange County Airport's operations
should be frozen at their present level.
P!.ans ahould be started "to revut
it back to a general aviation airporL"
Next. a new airport should be built
ebewbere to accommodate t h e
present and next generation of
aircraft. .
And finally, while building the new
air taclllty. UTan,erilents should bre
made for either Joint or complete
use of nearby military airfield~ for
commercial airlines.
SOLUTION SCRUTINIZED
Brown's proposed "solution " has un -
dergone scrutiny by the Air Traffic
Advisory Committee. an advisory arm
or the Newport Beach City Council.
The city committee's consensus. ac-
cording to Jamu De Chalne, assistant
city manager. i! that "a freeze
(See AIRPORT, Pace l)
An Orange County deputy lherlff,
chasing an escaped priaoDer tbrougb
the back streeb of don1own Costa
Meu WedneldlJ aftttnocn, ftml a
1hot which tbattered the 'WiadO"W of
a local electronlcl firm, police
report.eel today.
NO one WU fnjured. Tbe prtscmer.
wa1 captured a lhort distaAce away.
Merit Pay System Sought
O.puty RoM< J. Romp told CG81o
Mesa police hi• pr110CMJ1. Gery Letlb
Wynne, 11, had btollen away from
tho oherlfl'• tr_..u.o • ..-
Ille MUDidpal c-t 1'al14lq \!II 1fnt
tlth Street aDd f1td la'Oll Mewport
BauleYOnl. n....--oll la -t ... !Ind ........ -. wlllch lllt Illa -
"' -Ball ~ ..... 111 cartllo A .... , -W Altto E.
llebults, .....,... flf die llrnL TIMI depull' later calllllt ap wltb w,...
... Ibo eo.to -l'h Deport-~ 11.4tlon on Roc:Mta Street
·W.JDM, orl~ ..,..,, oa a
tbat .. of •uto tblft. \'• betnJ ar· railood for tlea-flf JoiJ ~ ...,..,,_,,~.Iba -
cil:r1e WU dlunJN9d • J'& I.
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BJ THOM.Al FORTtlNE year it brings every teacher up an
• 1111 ..., ""' """ equal amount-"rewarding the. t.each-
Shouldn'I 'IChool teacbtn be paid er 1rbo p just hangin~ ot1 as much as
llCC.'Ol'dtnl to U.lr performance rather the auperlor teacher.'
than for number ol yeara uperience? teacber repreaentatives pointed out
Nf'!'P(lrt·Mna Unlfted board_ mem-that Ute nature of the profetalon bws Wnk they lhOUld IDd-at • NCent maket it dUflcull to measure results. ~ aalary m..ttaa ·woa betltlnt The merit 1ystem of extta pay for
tW;WJ awww from tuebe:r iiifl •• aome teachtra, uted by the dittrlc:t ln
tau..: t:be put, I~ tnvldloua, theJ t'Olltmcled .
1'be ~ ct.Gtt Lii the A better anawer, all all'ffd. Is the
wq ol cimputtna ttac:btt aallZia dlff...wrtlated n>le 1ppr011cb. Uoder
woo*t be mtde thll yftfl. Birt teacher lhta ayttem qualltkd teacher' are ~ haft qreed to belin a1lPld tllN reapomlbillti•. 1uch
-111nttowant a Ch I*>•• fr'Olft a •• cfeTttoptnc curriculum. or traJn1ne tenure a pmiormUCI aJltllm. new Mchtrt. for extra pay.cl N
TM-,roblem wltlt tht pnMDt type Rtchard Watt.a, praldtllt t•· "' 1101 _ ... _ __,,_ :w._poc1_.&dllca~9ft AUodalloo .....
"Bil" Pqtoa II.Id, ta that ,..,. by tloaed that a 1'Wltch to Pl1 for pe.r·
fm-mance could r re at~ morale
problems.
"SW-. change is tough. There an!
.-ome tuchers who will be threa~ned
tremendously." District Supt Leland
Newcomer told hlm. "But ., tong a.s the teilcher's -want,
~~ while the board ii after ..-u you're 1olne to have
1n tmpeue ln aalary nes:otiationJ."
N~tr aald. Ho _ ... ed Iba! tt Ille dlotrld did
come \IP "With a method of meu11rlng te.._. S*formance it would be the
bi-.lnakthrouah ... dlatrlct ... evw .tee0mplilbcd.
'"nlt1 II the direct.lon lhe bol.rd
wCKdd like· to p ," Mra. EUiabdh
UUy~.
•
Coroni de! Mar. We're tryina to head
it off."
The city attorney said he is unable
to give an estimate on the numbt>r
of illegal rentals. "All I can say 1~
that it ls deplorable, and is getting
completely out of control."
Building director Grant outlined thf!
requirements or the zoning laws. He
1aid in R-l zones, a maximum of
two dwelling wtlts ii perniJtted with
no more than one fam_ily liYin1' as
a housekeeping unit occupyln.i each
apartmerit. "The rental of sepe.rate
roonu to persons in addiUon to· the
two families is not permtttied,,. be
(See IUEGAL, P•1e I)
ALTOX ORAWr HUGHl!.S, bo!'n 1n Soan 1sh FcWe, Utah,
Sept. l90f. !• attended Element1ry i nd H1gh School 1D
Spaniah Pork•, Utah. Re 1raduated !re. 81'1gbam Young
Unl•er11ty with B3 Dlg?'e•. He •rent Prem.an and SolllmoN
at thl1•era1ty or Utah l•d1oal Sehll. R• tranatarr.4 to
Ru•h Kedical 5ohool 1n ig35 •nd r•o•1••4 hia K.D. Degre•
after one ye1r ?'Otat1ng 1ntal"nah1p at Pl'ench Ho•p1tal 1n
Si n Pranot~oo . In li37 he continued poat-graduate •Ul'gio•l
training until lW39, tb1n ,,.., otter•d ·thll opportunity to
ent•r ~Aneral praotlve ln Co1ta M••a 6n Hovo 11 , i;zg.
A ~ouar t.hing on arrlrtrg in c1t7 at 6:00 P .M.. he
deli•ered a baby at 9:00 P.M. thlt aeme night •ithout any
hel~. He continued pr1ot1ce dl'lng WW II and ,.., exe9J:1t
fro• Kllitary Se'l'\'ice due to de"ande ot joy and that he .._,
• neoe11a1ry c1Yil1an, •nd ,,..a the only doc ~or in town fol' •1n7
1••1'•, often working fro" 18 t.o 19 houra a -.z. da1,,. Not onlr with
hi• bu•y c1Yll1•n n?"1ctio• J he •.•a ex.atner to?' the induct•••
into the Service, glvillg frAel1 and 1'1flantl•a•lr ot bla tiat
without 9•1 to t he •artlo• or hi• OoYel'Nl9Dt. ?or tht• ha
received two Gongreaalon•l Clt•tiona ot llerlt tram the OO•el"baient.
R• had an uau•uel pr•otlc• 4ur1• th•M ;i.. •• and tti.~• -. no
•-pecl1llat. to 1all on to?' belp. Re ha'1 t o do •••1"Jthing C'l'l all
kind• ot eaaoa. •1th euooeaa ind. low mortellltJ•
He ,.., the f1rat dootor ,in Ol'llng• Countf t o uae peneclllb(' *" &
c•" tha't """114 ha.Ye-ftoriau,. 4ed 1i1 ,..,., da71. B• -a•ed lt wttb
tuoc••• 1hd the ~a tlent la •till al1•• tod97• Rt l:ao _..,.. lt
on 111 hopel••• o•H er ruritu:red. aopUldl:r: • .tiioh ••• a •~N•
This o~lttal'J we e •r1,ten by be d•ceaaed a few hour• before b•
dl•d· ·~
TRANSCRIPT Of DR. HUGHES' DllTUARY
This 11 How Donn• Dunlap Typed It After He DlctatN It
His Final A~i
Doctor Writes Obituary, Dies
BJ THOMAS McCANN
OI IM 0.....,. l'Mlf II•"
He wa11 Co!ta Mesa's first "country
doclor," a general practitioner who.
at Jeasl in the early part of his nearly
JO years of practice , did everything
for hlmself. There were no specialists
then. And Wednesday afternoon, Dr. Alton
Grant Hughes. 6.1. died the way hP.
had lived. He did everything for
himself -evt:n wrot"! his own
obituary.
!t was one >f his last acts on earth
when he called his office ourse, Mrs.
M:ix Dunlap (Donna ), to his home
at Z700 Peterson Way and asked her
to take down some Information "for
the newspaper• and the med.lea!
journals.''
The dapper doctor who had been
suffering from a heart condition for
some time dictated the information
in short sentences and paragraphs
between taking big gulps of oxygen
through a hand-held mask, Mrs.
Dunlap !aid.
"Those things people write about
you after you're gone al"Ways ' sound
so silly." he aaid at one puint, "and
I'm not sure the family wuuld
reml!imber all the dates and things."
He completed the dlctltion, over
Mn. Dunlap'• protests that he ju1t
couldn't be dying. then ordered her to
go to his office and bring hi• check·
book so th•t be could pay for • ceme-
, tery plot at Pacific Vlew Memorial
Park, Corooa del Mar.
She returned an hour later and
entered the doclor'1 roorr
"He said, 'DonRa," and fell back
dead,'" ahe said today. wit h • tone
nf dl1bellef 111 her voict. "We all
loved him 10. he was •n ln1tltuUon,"
•he ad~.
(He was taken by .ambulaoce to
Hoaa Memorl•• Hospital where he
'WU pronounced dead on arrival at
2: 11 p.m. Wednfllday.)
Tht salient nointl ol tbt obltutry
Or. Huahes 'Wr'Ote in h.ls flnal hour
h • .:luded theM:
-Born ln Spanish Forka, Uta h, 1n
September. 1904.
--Gr1duate from Brigham Young
University with a BS dearet, apent
&eJbmatrud 1oiptw,,mcn ,..r at Utah
Medical School and then w I s
graduated with an MD degree from
Rush Medical School in 1936 after
one-year of rotating intern.ship .at San
Francisco's French Hospital.
-He cootinued poetgraduate 1urg-
tcal training from 1937 unW 1139,
when be was offered an o~ty
to enter general practice in C:01t.a
Mesa.
-He arrived in Costa Mesa on Nov.
11, 1939 at 8 p.m. and delivered· a baby
at I p.m., "the same night, without
any help," 11 he put It in his dlct.aUon.
-Continued practice dW'ing World
War 11 and. 'WU the onJy doctor' in
town, often workJng from J8 to 11
hours a day.
-W11 an n:aminer for armed serv·
tees Inductees during tlie war. givinl
freely of hi• time to the government
(See DR. HUGHES, Pafe %)
Weadler
Another ahol of Chamber of
Commerce weather ii in .tore
for the Orange Coast Friday,
foree11ter Gordon 'Shield• prom·
ises. He tees sunny Uies and
temperatures nearing the 70
mark.
INSWE TODAY
Newpm& Beach rll!!rid«n.t Rubv
Kell!!lll!!r comes 01'& oj retirement
to 1alce hii!!r j1n1 atag• roU m
over 30 11eora. St• .&:n&nlain-
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• ,! DAll Y PILOT
: Seeks Third Tenn
..
In Costa Mesa
·, At teut "" candidlrtes wttt battle it out for three City Council seats
• · in Coat.a Mesa.
' That was assared today aft.tr the
last of the lncuml!ellb, fonner Mayor a.rt \lfilaon, a909ced bis i~
teDtiOlt to leek ,.eleetien i• the Apnl
9 municipal balloting.
Other councilmen who will run again
• 'are A. L. Pinkley and CalvU> Bard.
j ••• Opposing the incumbents wm be
. ·tbird-imeratio• co.ta Meua William t. Sl <lair, a Mr'bel; and
rutaw'ateur Theodon C. Boloeb.
..
St. Clair is viewed as a strong
challenger. ln his statement of can-
didacy be said 9'e wants to see more
COO'pe'ratio.I 1'itlt ~e °<:itJ of Newport
Beach.
He said be favors routing the Uil-
.. ·Jack C. Coleman
To Head Mesa's
· McNally School
Jack C. Coleman, a 51-year-old
educator wilh 22 years of experience.
has taken over as director of Newport-
Mesa school diatrict'a McNally Co&
tinuation High School.
· McNally. as ColemM describes It,
is a "last chance" school for problem
cases and drop outs.
The school has been wilhoul a direc·
Lor, I.he equivalent of a princlpal.
since September. Gerhardt "Ike"
P.ikermann, the unified s c h o o I
district's administr.ative jack of all
trades bas filled the void part time.
Coleman CGmes to the district from
the Santa Barbara County School's
•. , oUice W'htte he was coordinator of
chlld ftlfare services. &u.idance con-
sultant and principal of special
• .schools. He previously was a teactier and .
i a coacb and ta.Q&bt three years for
' 'UC Extension.
The Canaclim-bom educator ex·
plained continuation school is a non·
, pre1.ure school where "F's" are
never given. If a youngster just sits
and doesn't prod~. he gets no grade.
Aa opposed to regular high school.
, ,there ls no com~tion betMen
students. Each Individual works al
his own speed.
The empbula la on tutoria.i in·
dividual instruction. with no more than
15 students in• dass.
CooUouation h.igh schools are now
mandaited by law 11 an IMWft' to
; i; the dr91> out problem.
• , • Q>Jeman sakl about 100 ·students
: : are enrolled at McNally. •• ..
• I • • Frotrt Pqe 1 ·n :~STUDENT ..• •• : • supervise this campus it could not ~ • happen. ·Anyone oi that lk!s~iption
: • would haw been seen .. ,
1 ·,. Mrs. J. C. Shattuck, IM matber
• , of the arreted youth. said, "We have
.. • a lawyer. We're not really prepared
~ : to talk ·about it· yet:"
; : Arraignment M ber son Is set for
' Feb. 7 in Harbor Jud1cial District I : Court. ! : Other contradicUOO$ in the caff
; i' have been not~. Principal Leon
l ' Meeks earlier said that stucteftts had f voluntarily ~ted tl'te sale. But Mrs.
.. ' Townsend today said she spent two ! w..U oi full-time wort assistinl( in + ;, the police inftStigatlon and indicated
~ , tlla( the arrest waa made after "we
.. ' started putting togetbef kids who run
around with each other."
" Princlpa.I Meeks al.lo 1~ the
: • auapended boy bad f~ a lie~
te1t. but police aaW th~y ball 09t
· administered such a teal ; ~ Meek.a .ia out 0( town at a pro-~ • fesaiooal meetinC unlll Feb. l'Z and
; ; waa unavailable to comme.ot on the
~ apparent contradicitons.
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DAIL V PILOT
etld of, ttte New port fl'reewar dOWlt
Superior Avenue, an a 1 i i nm en t
favered by Newport. TIU ~
wi~ the oUlcial position of tht prtlellt
Costa Mesa auKil. Tk eo.ta Mesa eiectien wil be
citywide. fttre ae • e.uet+••aaic
districts, as In Nwport.
The Costa Mesa council also dilfers
from Newport's in that it has five
memben. The Newport coumeU Ms
seven.
Marine LO
Sought by OCC
On Bayfront
Orange Cout O>Uete District today
is considering building aquariums. an
underwater obllerntory fJI( other
ma.Tin, facilities OD bayfront property
now med on.ty by the OC:C crew:
Development of die cboice Newport
Harbor site would be done in con-
jundi011 with UCl and Cal State.
Fullerton using federal funds.
U the two four·1ear imtitatHllU offer
encouragement. the junior college
district might apply· under tbe ltf7
Sea Gra.DU Act to build marine study
or resea-ch facilities. · ~
OCC's Frank Hopkins. dean of
research and planning, is exploring
with lhe other schoola the pou.ibllit.ies
or such development.
Tbe college district CUITI!GU)' rents
from the county of Orange 200 fron-
tap feet and backup acreare to
Pacific Coast Highway for Sl a year.
Tbe ~year lease baa 10 more years
to run.
The site, now devel~ 011ly with
a storehouse for tbe crew shells and
a launching float, is located between
the Balboa Bay Club and Orange
County Sea Scout Base.
Posaible developnuts envi&iooed by
Hopk1ns are aquariums, storaee tanks,
a sea water ciretllating ,ayatem,
laboratories, an u n de r w a t e r
obeenatory. bulkbeading, perldn&,
and piers, floats or docks.
Possible uses include oceM)Olrapby
study; sailing,' navi~tiofl or boat
handling inltrudion; resetrdl into
sall water conversion, cOQservation,
waste disposal, or ~ re110U1ces ;
sWdy o{ ma.tioe ~lQgy, enginee~g.
law or economics.
Hopkina said eoo,reas. ap..-opdated
'20 million to be used by coJleges
. fer Ads prClll"llDI· , . .
Frona P .. «· l
AIRPORT ~·: .. ·· ..
altogether · until a nt• ~Ji· '
SENTIMENT AL JOURNEY TAKERS -Talking Oftr pilgrimage to
New 7.ealand are Hunter J. Partel of C.ta Mesa (left) and Mr and ~l'I. W. A .. Coonrod of Newport Bead!. Newport couple wiU.. tab
tiJri ~ Mrs. Coonrod hokb·on their trip Down Under. ·
Friendship Pilgrimage
To New Zeala"'1 Slated
B1EVELYNSHERWOOO
OI Ille Dellr l"ll9t ....
Five Harbor Area residents wiU
board a chartered jet plane Friday
for a Lriendship pilgrimage lo New
Zealand to mark the 25th anniversary
of tbe U.S. Marines' wartime arrival
there.
W. A. Coonrod . 2096 CenteUa,
Newport Beach, and W i 11 i am
Thompson, 549 Seaward Road, Corona
de\ Mar, and their wives will be
piped aboard the (Hane along with
2.00 other members of the same 2nd
Marine Division Association.
They wm join lo three weeks of
official ceremonies.
filllller J. Partel, a native New
Zealander who bas made his home
in Costa Mesa for 17 years, will s-ssist
·in the celebration ·upon· arrival in
WeUlngtm, New 1.ealand's capifaJ ci-
ty.
·nae reunion ot the Marine divisfon ..w.. "also 11u•rk the 25~ weddbll an-
nivenary of the Coonrods. Mrs.
Coonrod was a New Zealand war bride
and came to America with her hus-
band •t the end or the war.
During .~o~ld War II. the 2nd
Marine D1vwon saw action in six
Pacific campaigns. Between t b e Guad~~l and Tarawa campaips.
the d1v1s1on rested and rest.aged in
New Zealand.
Wb;ile there, it adopted the country
as its second home. Some 500
members of the division married New Zealand girls.
Departure ceremonies at L 0 s
Angeles ~nternational Airport will
have ~arme veterans piped aboard
the jetline~ by ~ 35-piece band from
the 3rd . A1r Wing, El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station.
Official ceremonies will take place ht Wentng{on with a veterans' parade
through the streets and wreaths Jajd
to. Moor the war dead of both coun-tries .
Where will Orange County be try
19e5? Juat look arouil<f )'Oii aDC! c\oobfe
it. .
This was • population estimate
Wed.Duda)' ti .Alton .AUeJl.. Fifth Di*id ..,.rilw. .. .. .... ..
Laeuna m.c• Cb• .. olC:..-ra
memben, ·
Spea.killg of the explosive futiae.
Allen said lhe 1.3 million persons in
Orange County, .. _by ~naervative
Kidnap suspttt
Surrenders ..
To Mesa Police
Robert Wesley Rosser, 30. of !r7t"
MissioA Drive. Cotta Me&a. waa jailed
Wednesday on suspicion of lridnaplng
alter surrendering ldD>.setf to police.
Ros9S had been IOUOI since Sun-uy ., ... ht r.portedly 1aaked 8 47 • I
1ear..W Newpst Belc:b eosmetologiat
trom the cs illl w~ ~ ~'' sitting outside the Huddle Bar. 741 Baker
St .. and forced her into his vehicle.
Wit.eues aa.ic1 Rouer thee drove
off wiU. the ~. Mrs.. Dcwis L.
PJMWps, ur7 ~ Viata H.-'ta. before
crashing his car into a £eeoe ia the
800 block of St. Clair Street, "1d
Oeeint OD foot.
Potice M1'eSt.ed Roaa' at :l a.m.
SUda1 . • ........ oC kidaapiag,
allbouP o«icen ..... la their report ..,_t 0 tbe Yicti9 ts too i.taieated
to write. a atatemeet -~ iclen-tify the suspect. .,
After being tatee to Or'mfe County
Medical C.enter for ~tment al. in-
juries suffered in the car crash,
Roaer was released duwp aa ad-
ministrative mixup.
estimate, 1hould boom to 2.179.too by
1'85. .
The superViMll'I predicted t b a t
South Oran~e County ataJtda on the
samt e x p l o s I v e ~ that
weswJy <>ranee c.unty ~XJ*ienced
15 years ago.
''a.it we're beUer )llre'8rH for ft
now ... he ·said. "We blew firltband
what some of U. pitfalls are.
''Better tools are available. More
people are cenceJmd -..t u.e future
of our ee~ _. the quality
of our Uvea,''
Or~ County w the faltelt pow-
ing populatioa ia the \J. S. peran-
t.lgewi.se and ''eur raM ol ,.....ui
numerically is u.ceeded by ollily .,..
other c.o&Dlty, Los Angeles eo.ty "
he sak1. '
From 1980 to 1998. he said. Orange
County grew more than ctid 42 states
or the union. includin( Michigan .
Allen estimated that , the 44-mUe
county coastline drew over :?i> million
visitors last year. "Newport Harbor
holds the largest sinde concentration
or pleasure craft in the world today ••
he said. '
The speaker attached g r e a t
signilicace for tat $outll c..st area
to tbt· coaatrudion el U. aew Dana
P9int Hertlor and breatwter .' lt will
berth 2.100 plea~ C'ratt and bave
facilities for launching 1,000 boats dai-
ly.
AllOdtltt ~ lw metiaHd ~tioa ia ta.. .en ,.. rear~
............ Upper N9port
Bay latit a uvlpMe _.._..with 11.a feet fll additiwl ....... line
ud almost• acrea of ..,, recna-
~· • ~ al. tbe Nertlt ~n
Rockwell fadlib' it we-a .=-:1
AUea said, it " a.' ... that it will build ICllDe 7 » ..... ,.. to
JS.• eveatuaJl.y. .
Employmeet, be told tbe claalUer
IJ'OUP, DOW ........ at 4U.-ill the
eou11ty wttb tbe larJe91 liaClt eafetlry
beia& maaufactmini (32 pera1t1
followed "1 trade (22 pem!M) aad
aervica ( lt percent.).
F,..,,. P.,,e J
ILLEGAL RENTAIS .• :
emphic.~ud.
In R-1 JODeS, he said. only 111.e
family livinl as i abtgle bcmeteepillg
unit Is aDOWed. "The rental of
separ.ate guest flouses on R·l pro-
perties is stridly protibited."
Sey~ said UCJ baa spurred the
demand· for apartments in the H•bor
Area. and may bave cau~ many ·
people to viqlate the law unin-
tentleUlly lo ~ qtiarten for the
rtude1U.s.
la m1111 cmes, be said. Nt h
hlippenJnc ii Cbat a dapla ii een·
lltnldecl ie aa R·J .-e, ~ is
lepl. But a.tel' it ii C...W iato
three or f.-aipm1meata. "Peaple bring in hot plates and refri&erators
aft.er eutdlti ~ h chlplex. •• '
G..-8* )lie '-Miii a letter
to the Newport Harl>or·Coda . Meaa
Board of Realtors .asking its coopera·
tion in keeping property owners ad·
vised of z..U•I n;q~emeats.
B. J~ GARRETT~s
developed would not be ,realistic." .
. De-Chaine also ·not.es;~ tbe City :
COOnd1 already bad r.-.nme~. c · : "fr-..." in tbe level d airpcrt opera•
it.ions until a master plan for aviation
10th Sellli•Annnal SALE
in Orange County is completed .
The master plan is expected to be
pretflftted to tbe county Board of
Supervisors later this yur.
finally, De. Gbaine said 1ihat any
"'freeze" ;1D()OSed on the airport's
werations would be outside the
jurisdiction G( -the city and coonty
becau9e the airport is a federal facili-
ty. .
(5Upervi1ots can control operaticms
Indirectly b1 granting or denJi,ftg
leases for support facilities at ~
airport aucb'lll ticket counten.)
In Brown l letter to the President.
he (Ontends that the effor11 of private
pwties to lileviate noise problems
at lhe airporU1ave been rebuffed.
1'The 1ove{'IUDet>tal .authorities have
opt>QSed us .with the cootempt o« a
conunilaar /' he ~s.
"The oumber of jets be1AC produc~
ia increasin& '\'feetly," be says, "and
the frequency of rugtlts ls multiplytllg
dally. wl\ile the rigbts o« tM pt(lple on the ground to enjoy a pe~
livable envltonment au beillt ' in·
frinfW lll><Jll more and more.'' :
Brown sQl that be and ..._
ttomeow.ners near the airt*'t ·to
longer can "converse ift our ~
and on our ptt.iOI without the need
to shout or wait unW a jel ~s
by."
He Nici · aood TV· r~oo a1ao
ls marred • tbal 1leepinC at ntPt
ii made more dUlicult by jets f\)'liC
overtitad. -
''It Items lroolc that 1'•, tht tax-
payers. bave to Pf1 for Utt con·
atructioo oJ u airpon ao tbat private
eoterpriae ._ operat.e .jet aircraft
GUl of OW' public-oned h1cl11ty ; aid
fbeJ .U. • Jlto& for .their eompllJ. while they IUD a , aolM ooilUCe
ud poUUte .. air f«·U."
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·NIXON.::. .
' •I -DCMT~YOUUILF DOCTOR
Or-. Alton. Gw-ant Hughes
~ ' l'fe•· P .. e l
DR. HUGHES • •
=pay. lle received two Con-
al citations for th.is puhlic
eervi . -was· the flrst doctor in Oran2e
County to use penicillin OD a case he
said would have otherwise ended in
death i.11 four days. "The patient is
still alive today," Or. Hughe!i dic-
tated.
.a.Alto "8ecl peejcililo on a •·hope-
less" ca• of ruptured aptendil with
success.
Those are tome o{ the thing..~ Or.
Hughes said~
9ame ol iae• thintJ he -didn't say
included lbe fkt he bad maintained
• olfleel tor ~ ~m at 1813 Ne•·
port Ave .. Colta Mesa (Where Doana
J>ualap wu Ilia office nurse for 12
yun). .
He wu on lbe staff of Hoag Memor·
ial·HlfP*h Rt wu a m•bll' of tbt Coat.a Mesa
JUftJdl Cl•b ... ~ Cout Coun-
try Club.
Rt bed ..._..., · 1*11 suffering
tram • bew( ~ lbt IOl'nt time.
He bad beth eOlllbllMI to tGt bome and 'ftPUnc otf lllle l1llltM ·fot a.veral 4111• Jost prior to bis ......_
~ tie II :-. '*'1tt·fhln·Ult person·
I dt1 ROie PftMnt-Oft the Joeal
ecene will be .orel)' mined.
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Boy Claim s
-Fath~r Gave
Him Nar~o
Officer& cleared the courtroom ol
Municipal Judge Log&G Moore in
North Orange County (A.nabebn)
• Judicial District Court Wedaeaday aa
the 5-year-old son of a Seal Buch
woman tesWied that bi.a father bad
supplied hlm with marijuana and bad
encouraged bim to smoke the illegal
weed.
Young Robert Stuart Rodgers was
on the stand ·for an estimated 90
minutes at a preliminary hearing on charges of supply.ing marijuana £nd
possession of mar.ijuana against bis
rather, Robert· Scott Rodgers, 26, an
unemployed insurance agent.
Charges were filed by Anaheim
police after the boy's mother Mrs.
Eric Williams, told officers lh8t her
son had told her of his smoking mari-
juana at Rodgere• Anaheim apart-
ment
Mrs. Williams, Rodgers' former
wife, retains custody of the 5-ye&r-old boy.
Judge Moore onie.red Rodgers to
report lo Superior Court on Feb. 9
lo stand trial on tile charges. John
Arthur SimmoM. 32. who shares
Rodgers' apartment, will go to trial
on the same date on charges of
possessing marijuana, Judge Moore
ruled.
4 Hell's Angel,s
Hel,d for Slitting
Throat of Man
BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) -Four
self-proclaimed m e m b e r s of
California's HellJ Angels, who said
they slit a man's throat and dumped
his body in a Texas field because
he was "fat and greasy/' were held
here today as fugitives.
• Det. Bobby Gill said the Hunt Coun-
ty Sheriff's Office at Greenville, Tex.,
had found the body of a mm with
a tattoo "Joe" in a ditlcb off Highway
69. He said the body had been badly
beaten and stabbed in the stomach,
neck and upper chest.
Gill said the four would oe held
until the man was ide.ntlfied.
"There is no doubt in my mind
that the body is the same one the
four told us about," said Gill.
Gill said he .and Del Ronny Alford
stopped the four !or queationl.ng. He
said they were in a car bearing
California liecnse plates and claimed
to be headed to the Mardi Grae.
Eager Beaver
Newest hanard on the Mission Viejo Golf Course ~is week turne~
out to be this 3().pound beaver found swim.min& happily in late in
front of third green. He was put into garbage can but eseaped and
here is about to be recaptured by San Juan Capistrano Game Warden
Dick Cramer who released the animal in remote section of 53,000·
acre Rancho Mission Viejo.
Korean S niper Kills
HuntingJon Beach GI
By MARGARET BALL
Of IM 0.HY ""'' St ...
.Just six days after arriving in
Korea, Pfc. Salvador Thomas Mojica
of Huntington Beach was killed by
a sniper's bullet.
Another soldier was killed and
several wounded at the same time.
They were assigned to Ute Second
Division in the demilitarized zone o(
Korea. according to Lt. James F.
Cesari of Fort MacArtbur who notified
the Philip Mojica familt oC their son's
death.
National news releases from the
Defense Department incorrectly listed
the scene of death as Vietnam.
Just 18, Moj ica w1's born March
28, 1949, in Bakersfield and had lived
12 years in Orange County. He at·
tended Huntington Beach High School
where be starred in wrestling and
football.
The young soldier is su rvived by
his parents, a brother, Philip .Jr ..
and a sis.t.er, Corina, of the family
home at 8401 Danbu.rY Circle.
Services are pen~iflg at Saints
Simon ~d Jude Church with in-
terment to follow at Good Shepherd
Cemetery.
Bodi es Ordered tfp
Prison Farm Reburial Demanded
CUMMINS PRISON' F AJUI , Ark.
CAP) -Gov. Wlnthrop R~kafeller naa annoU.Qced that ....... au bodf~
exhumed from the lfUIY fi•ld where
three steletona were due up anct plac·
ed in a "proper and decent" burial
ground.
As demands for inveaUgations in·
creased, Rockefeller alao 1 ~ l d
Wednesday, "I think it ii better not
to brin1 more people into an .tlready
confusi.Jlg situation." ·
He added, "We believe the .in·
Vt'ltigatian should be pusaed fearless-
ly but ln an orderly manner. and l~t.the chips fall w:bere they mliy."
State police, now are tnve-sticaunr.
CONVICTS SLAl'N!
Meanwlille in Hou1ton , Tex., and F~sno. Calif., former A r k an s a s
penitentiary illmates told newsmen
they watched pilson ~els slay' 10
convicts who may be buried beneath
some of the JlUroerous depre11ions
in the field.
Bones a1reedy exhumed wen sent to the FBI laboratory in Washington
for analysis, while Arkansas State
Police continued to base· tpeir in·
vestigation on the assumption that
the field is a paupers' graveyard.
The governor promised a tttorough
probe. He said too: "We could· be
on the brin; of uncoveririg a scandal
of untold proportions."
The story of Edward Redmond, 47,
County Pioneer
Funeral Service
Slated Saturday
Mrs. Alice May HJlton, a resident
of Orange County since 1906, died
yesterday at the Santa Ana Com·
mwlity Hospital at the age m 98.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hilton
will be held Saturday 10 a.m. at Smith
and Tuthill Mortuary in Santa Ana.
followed by internment at FaJrhaven Memorial Park.
Mrs. Hilton, a resident ol Santa
Ana for the past 2S years, was born
in Santa Rosa in 1869. Her father.
Thomas Smith, brought his famil y
to California in 1850.
She was married to Delbert Hilton
in San Francisco in 1889.
After the Sao Francisco earthquake
ol 1906, the Hlltons moved to Orange ' County where they r.ailed apricots
and walnuts on the Irvine Ranch.
Their name is listed ln early county
archives alongside those of the
McFaddens and the Spurgeons and
other pioneer county realdents.
who operate. a television repair shop
in Houstop, Tex .• emphasized the lat·
ter po11iblllty. .
~mond. who aald he was an In·
mate at Cummins 28 years ago, told
the Houlton Post he saw a prisoner
choked to death with barbed wire.
Uwn bmled under a CUard tower along
with two otber slain convict,,.
CHOKED TO DEA'nf
Redmond said barbed wire wa s
wrapped around tht prisoner's throat.
and that ~ mounted guard dragged
the man.until he was dead.
. He sat~ he saw at least four other
lnma,tes. all Nep-oes, k:ilMd by 1bot1Uo
blasts.
An elderly Nesro inmate, abnoet
bUnd, railed to spot a weed &a a
pea patch, he said.
"The guard lbot the ir.u in tf.\.e
back from about eight yarda. It made
a hell of a hole," Redmond ..id.
In Fresno, Pershina Mllla, 49, ot
ReedJy, Calli., a former inmate at
Tucker Prison Farm, said be saw
five prisoners mot by pards wllo
later said the dead men. bad. been
trying to escape. Mills said the men
hadn't been involved 1n an escape
attemvt.
U.S. Agrees to Pueblo .
Hearing for Panmunjom
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The United
States is agreeable to a Nort:h Korean
suggestion that the case of the USS
Pueblo and it.s 83 -man crew might
be settled by ttie .P4111tary Armistice
Commission at Panmunjom, th~ State
Department said today.
Department spokesman Robert J. ~~cCloskey noted a statement by a
high North Korean Communist official
wbieh stressed that the United Nations
was not the foru m ror a solution
to the dispute but that ttie Arrrustice
Commission could t>e.
"The United States is prepared to
deal with the matter Uirough this
channel," MCCioskey told newsmen.
The basb of his comment was a
radio broadcast monitored Jan. 31,
in which North Ko'f eao official Kim
Kwang Hyop said: ·
"It is .a miscalculation if the Uniled
States imperiaUsu think they can
solve the incident of the intrusion
or the Pueblo into. the territorial
waters or our country by mllitary
threats, or by the methods of ag-
gressive war, or ' through Illegal
discussions at the U~ted Nations.
"It will be, a different story iI they
want to solve this question by methods
of previous .practice. But they wiU
get nothing if they persist ln their
present methods."
t.t.Closky nid that the S t a t e
Department would "wait and see"
what might come •out. of the talks
at the commission site. He declined
to say whether effods at the Unfted
Nations would be totally abandoned.
The "methods or previous practice"
presumably meant the •pproach at
Panmunjom, wbere U. S. and Korean
military otrfcials meet recurrenUy.
reported that President Johnson may
ask Congress· for new powers to deal
with problems raised by Nor:th
Korea's seizure of the inteWcence ll!jp
and also to propose more allitaey
aid ror South Korea.
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'Beard' Producer
Awaiting Police
LOS ANGELES (UPI ) -Producer
Robert Barrows says he will present
the controversial drama ''The Be&M,.
without a police permit again tonlgbt.
end court the fifth arrest in etCbt
days tor the play's principals on
morals charges.
The L os Angeles Police
Department's vice squad Weclneeday
pounced on the W aroer '{beater,
where the satire on American sexual
customs is being staged, for the fourth
time in seven nights.
Barrows, 42, was taken to Hollywood
division police station, · along with
leading man Richard Bright, 30, and
leading lad>' Alexandra Hay, ~. ~U
were freed after posting $625 bail.
H was the fourth arrest for the trio.
Director Robert Gist, 49, their com-
panion on three previous trips to the
police sta.tion. was not at the theater
Wednesday night, and was not ar•
rested. ,
==---In another development, it was
The four now have depos~ ~1
totaling almost $9,000 to secure thfiJ"
freedom after the arresfs. Their bail
ins fixed •t Sl,250 each tbe nl~
ol their first arrest Jan. 25.
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LBJ Seeks
10 Percent
Tax Hike
WASHINGTON (tJP)) -Prelldlat
Jobnlcm w.. Ul*ted '° ,... bit call for a 10 per cat lurta today
in hll UDUl1 ttWOmlc nport to ~. Thi praklent Ml m..S. It dMr.
tc..i• .., • °""' "" ...., ' that bt fMll eo..,... mut ,.. a
A young WUminiton ambtilance tu lacrelit tb11 ,_. te .., down
attendant dllpatachtd to a traffic the eeo.om1 ad combet iJdlatlourJ
accident &asped wbeD be llW tbe PAC:::, hat IJlown lftUe tncllnatSon
wreckage. Steve L.,...le, 20, didn't to raiH taxes fn 111 tledloa yea.
wait for the ambulance to come to But Sen. Jobn J . WllUllrm, Mnlor
a ball He jumped off and ran to Rapellcan llMIDbel' ot the Senate
f1Dd hil mother, Vlrtlnla, 56, in Finanee CoauniUM said Wednetday
serious condition. Her car bad been be _.,.-..cl a tu hike wu l**AfY.
struck from behind by a bl& truek --~ama propoMd an income aurtu
loaded with aoft drinb, police eald. of I .._perceat for indivldual6 and a
"TM moroll of ow bar• ha Viet-
nam· I.I gtttjng better oll tht time," ,q, Marth4 Rave. TM noted come·
dJnM, jtUt back /1'(11'1& hn fcmth
tnp tMrt, adtkd that more HoUJt
wOod penonaltt1c11hould .nnc i,-oop.s
fft U" tDOT·tom land. 'The bors git
tllat liltU ntra •mi• of pri<U m tM
,eoplt of thdr eownt~ iohcn IOmt-ou tmportont taka mnc to mnt
Uatm/' Nw Bayt "1.id.
Members of f oodward Junior
High School's basketball team of
ColwnbuJ, Ohio, were happy that
their retent 1ame with Champion
Junlor High School lilted only 24
mtnuta. >J it was, Woodward lost 1'1 the score of 112 to 12. • BoYI ln Nevada over 15 Y••n old
that want their long, flowing hair
fuhloned will have to go to a b&rb-
erthop and not a beauty salon.
Att'y Gen. Hervey Dicke"°" rui,d
thll week that beauty parlors 1n1y
cut, trim and shape only the hair
ol women and children. •
A lair beam utdt tUtd in
n~ Ml bun mien fram 1
a tunml bdno dug throMQh
c:toumeoum Bl1'1ukf br tht Ba11
Arta Rapid Transit Diatrict. The
$3,000 unit con p'l'ojtct a ft01'·
r0t0 ~ GOO f11l. le .. 'llOt
dang1T01U ~" ft II 1tared at
dfl'fctiv. md Btu. Marm, nptt·
vUor /or the contracting firm
that °""" it.
• Two Houston women bun& up
their guns today. Mrs. H. M. Jehn-
'" aaw four youthJ load.ing ber
bulband's motorC')'cle from her 1•
ngt into their car trunk. She tele-
phoned Mrs. A. M. JeM9, a ntl&b-
bor, who rushed over with a plltol
~d held it on the quartet. Jin.
Johmon, who had called 1herifrs
depuUes. got a deer rlfle and the
women held their guns on the eu•
pecb unW deputlea arrived 45 JD1D.
utea later.
per cnt for corporaU... But the .
Dtlafttt =IJl.D ... lharply . crltleal ol J '1 badJtt pmen-
t.tion.
He 1ald tbe Prelldent used en ac-
countt.1 l)'sWn tbat would paf iny
blliUr ... ... ptllte1l&&u7... De-....... u... new m.thod ·ol Cftlltlna
trait fUnd tacome u federal rtcelpta,
he said: "suC'h backhanded accounting can_, but Odt DllnlOM: to detelve
the Americanr;us!_·~" -Hou. Uca.n Leader Gerald
Ford Mid ohnaon'• ipendin1 pro-
~ u oaWned ln th• budget were
'unbalanctd, incredible buahlen as
UIUal" and uld be felt a tu tncrease
coaJd be avoided by euttiq the
baqlt.
Eight Injured
As Passenger
Train Derails
WENATCHEE , Wub. (UPI)
Great Northern'• Western St a r
puaenger train derailed just w11t of here early tbls morning injuring
eiatit or nine of the Tl pusen1ers
aboard.
The lkar train, wblcb left Seattle
at 10 p.m. Wednesday wu due here
at 2:~ a.m. (PST). 'The de:rdlment
occurred about 2 a.m. about four miles
wtat ol here alon1 tM Wenatchee
Riwr. • A Great Northern spok•mtn Mkl
either niM or ten CU'I derailed but
that none toppled all h way over.
One WM at a 4'-dell'M an&Je, he
said.
R..cue workers had all 88 ldulta
and 9 children off the train withln
an hour alter the der•lment althou-"
t.My Ud to UN four wheeled drive
vehicles to 1et throulb the heavy
snow which bu faDea in the area
thtt put MW?al days.
Only one of thote Injured waa
Hrioutly enou&tt hurt to rtqulrt
bolpitalllatioa.
Viet Cong Wound
UPI Photog
SAIGON (UPI) -Willian E. Hall,
a United Preu I n t e r n a t l o n a I
photelflpblr was reported in serious
Condition tOday with bullet wounds
suffered dwin1 Viet Cong raids 1n
Sailon. Hall, 30, of Wuhlnston. D.C., was
COVWi a sk!nnlah outside the oa·
tional police beadquarten 1n \he
Sallon suburb ol Gia Dlnll Wedftesday
when he was shot. Initial reporta said
the shota were fired by Vfetnasnese
military policemen.
Doctors at 1be U.S. 17th 1 Field
Holllital where he wu taken said
today he was able to talk well and
tbat bt wu expected to recover from
tbt mtlltiple wounds.
TaAOID"f AYlltTID -Iml:lnt lib tbe bat qf;a t1ant ~
tllfa JI 6'• JtOR oone of a Tram Worict AirlJDll ~air UO Jett~..-,. .
!::en it cq·~ a bJCb tenaioJl ~Jn QlkuO ,I.ate •edaeld1y
TM mpplid plane, With 18 alldlrd, m.cse-a 8* .... at
~ ~JDCL .. • . ~. . •\ .. . . . . . .• .,. I.')' •
Jet Liner LandS SJely .
With Pow~r Line on Tail
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) - A
Tram World AJrlinel Coavair., jet
with as persona aboard, ttl tall MCtfon
traillni a severed. Cbicaco-power
cable, landed 'taltly at Wier Coot
Airport here Wednelclay n)Cbl
The jet, eastbound from s'1 J'ru-
ci.aco, snatched 'U.. 1tatk cable
guardhlf 3'5,0CX).wlt power 1IMI wblle
attemptlpg _ ~ ~at-1\dded Ian·
dln1 at (o~ cnlart Jat.mational
A!rport at Chleaso.
One ol tbe two HTtNd 1tade lint•
wrapped around two •.•volt line• and two 138,000.•olt JIM• uttnded
bttwMn 90-foot towers and planted
about 12,000 cutomett 1n aubtiJrba
northweat of CbJcqo into du'tnels
for up to two hours.
The pilot, San Francllco-bued Capt.
Meredith Ham, told tbe tower Jt the
time he tboqbt the craft hid ~n
struck by lllbtninl· Ile WU ordered
to circle the fltld and fly by the
tower so ground crew experta could
in•pect the dama1e. But the 700-foot
ceillnl precluded ID iDapecitea and
tbl plane wu diverted here to Weir Cook Alrpoit.
En rw&e. the plane's destination
w1111 cbaaltd to Bunter HW Air J'orce
Bue and tho bact btrt alter it
wu Judled crouwindl at dlt air bait were too .UU .
said they felt a jolt and a•w a fluh
durini the appr.oach to O'Hare.
.
W.\llDNGTON (UPI) -POltal and
bMJlt aftldlk .... sota1 ..... with
JUQI. to Jat antilmottnc poetm on · u.s: .... trUeb ..._. char ... of •• ......,... .. 1911 '4tcar"e tadla.,.-b, a
~ ..........
.... S.. '· Ervin Jr. (0.N.C.)
. ~~eomplainld Jo Prwident J~ tbl plan. "It la .. ta.. functloll ol tbl fed·
eral governilDllllt to attempt to brain-
wash the American people coacerninf
tbeir ptnOOal bablta in J'llp8Ct to
1mot1n1 or 1111tblal tlJe, • be told tlae
PnlldeGt In a tei.lf&m. _
Ervin called • 5ecretar)' John W.
Gardner ol tbl Depvtment of Health,
Education and WtlfaN, and Pottmu-
ter General Lsw:w ~. o· .... to cancal tbe .,.... ....... ,, _s.
ate 1peecb dmoqac:lnl recast Yederal
. .
:JJo/ik'! ·JJl!afih 5;,a
COS·T?
L.. Than $1 Per Visit On a Courte latlt
Wltb about ID ,.__ ol •IWIWY
equipment lt&dnt by It w• Coot,
the jetliner landed wtUl lpvb tralllni
from the cable. The pjllte pound
to a halt flf IJ1 intptctlon before
cOl)tbndl1 to the termlMI to 11D1oad , .. --------------~-~--~--------------.. ~~~air.~ OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION
Sa P'Nndlco.
TWA ldealafted tbl aw, bteidea
Capt. Ham, as First Offtetr Mam
Reuttir, n,ht OUletr Briu Ben-
cllrlClll m4 ....,..._. SUia ADen,
Xr11 MWer. Dedi Scheat and Manha au.a.n, all bMed at 1111 J'randlco.
W'9ft tbe plane tu.led to tbe
term1ul, wttne.... IHICiced tblt tbe
plaltlc dome ~ .. oe.eta tbe radar unit Gil Cbe ... ,,.._ •1J1n1.
Puaeqera Moll'd the J>IPe aald
there-,,._ no '~ Ud tbty were
.. ,... 61 tbl ._..Of the-otrouble
abolrd. Tbey '* tbe pilot told tbtm tM Ollbt .......... to llldilniplls
due to ''tec:lmlcW Jftbllma." Tbey
prllttd the lttnrdtllta for their
toOIMll. no. la tbt cabia ef tbi plane
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Officials by l97'fJ ~
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lel'toul h 1 rd war• cleft. ol tbe National Aerwdct ID tbl eumat bade« year. au..._ flun a blue ~ .,. ~kJs lo ~ p • llio •'Fire !I belbg deetin«! N.uM•~ spwer4
c I• ll dell 'C brfOteo ud __. Mmtn1Mrat:laa'1 E._ 1'IDda wre left bon NASA ~ board .. ....rt. qulcbr ....,_ agalutu at 1be launch peda Center at~ Ta.. Uo·
now tbu I hee X1 '1 Sp9ce Olallr' hen. to caaqrilete tbe mu to the which JllllMd .. tracedY. ~ ln the eYeDt ol .and in fub.Ule A p o 11 o cler tM old .,.tmn. wtdcb
• ~weeks followtat "lt • ~ •Ille ant ""laOOD fllllit, bat tbt lman· Thete lncludld reeam.. lw)l pad em...-dt~ ,1PACecrlft, Debus aaJd, m. extJtM. Ill tbe tilM ti tlte
One ,_.__. mllenone few 11&1*.' be uld. dal ..-Pr•"' n t • d menda_. t.a 1-Y-tJ • l 'f JmFreying 1 a f • t 'I po-eluding the moentbip being Apolle> 1 fl r • ceatnctors
-.--n ,.... ~ a ,..,. _,. NAM ~ Pl a•!~~~ restrict 04 __... ._ ..._ and equtpmeot, w. built to carry tbe tnt three· folloWe( .pcdmnendau.. :!' ~ ~..=· ~W::: Ju. rt, *' -tblt Air =:-u:..i::e..fr ~ amount 0 t ~ w tmtrlWJ nlalnf for man Al>Oll!Ccrew-Navy of Houston evtQ wbfa KSC
5 rocut ol tbe type tb&t Force U. Coll. VhJll L inc -penonnel. and entorcing C~pt. Wa1t.-. Scb.trraJr~ ~-'apeN _,..ted
w0.1 propel altrona"'9 to tilt GrtMIDn~~ Edwan!Navw Lt.'H. ...:._, ~ J'fP! lmpection at all stater AirEl }Force . ~ F.. oCh•rwlee; ~relaUoos
WMt. : -·1 .,.,~ .. eoncreaua• S I Speak at wlrinl ialtallation.. se e, and al ~ "'lllln'. betw--, ~ ..... ___._ --JDOCJD WM wcce.f\all1 lalm-Cmdr. •-.. ·B. ,,.._....... ___ ,_ ___. __ , o1 o on to !!!~h cl"'4" Th 1-.._. ll9UI' ~· 9IUU cbed. •-a ~-... ~ .,.._..., ur..-a am, a •wan. e ·-contractor111we1L dlec! in their ftaml.DC Apollo NASA m~t, bllt of· TRIGGERED FlllE on, a flllht of up to 10 North American Rockwell
MILESTONE i spa~. . ftdall ol b 1J*1 U"DCY ORANGE -State Sen. lnYHtliaton of the trage. days in earth orbit. la to take Corp., which came under
Anotbet milestone was Repercuaicm from the anct NGIVI A•• r f ca a James E. Whetmore <R· dy laJd a bnmecl <r broken place about AuguJl he.vy critidlm f 10 m
l __ _... , _ _. aal.. .... .... ftre still ... reverberatiDC Roclwell =·· .. 1 .. T. Fullerton) will addre11 tbe wire most lltely trtuettd BIG CHANCE c 0 ll gr e I I fOr poor c -~ .._. w-Wl.., ""' in WHhin.-.n Wbln· a •-n... ....,~ .. wit, Republlcai. Associates ef the '-•---and a1lo --+ect l ucc-s .. ·1 }an....w... of •-~.--..-r-.,_ •"'r-• ln ooe bier change, N-'c.--' workmanship In "°1"dfnlft .,. ~w ........ .._... -1"--1 r.-......,.,. cut -ore Mid ti.av bav. ..u.fied Or•11cre Cou""" at a Friday •~.un., "-• .. y ..a.....i-~~-•... 0 no.;)"' ~ Lunar Module 1 forerunner "i ~ ..,....._ ..... ~ -r~ -.. uv wiw • ...._. ~~ .... contractorsworklngonApol· Apollo 1pacecraft, .broua t
of tbe VP& dt that ,,w than half a bmioa 4ollwa · ...._. tram ~· lundleoll in iM Villa Fon· in design and eogineertnc. lo·bardware at the Kennedy 1n experts f.roln outside ttte
ferry U.S. .:mautl 1' l.Dd out ol NASA'1 requett tor rellbc ·41tect11 '-' the tana here. Th• program will manufacture and quality Space center now report di· industry 11D. help lltNiihteb
from • Apollo command •u billion for ~ 1 ere, • Wlell' as be open to the public. control " recUy to KSC, rather than out !ts pdlblem.I. :' shlp Oltriting the mOOD to ~--------------------:~...-~-----------:~~-.------------------------------------'--------:--------------------..:....----.:......:....:...:.=..::._.:::==-...:.:::..l::..!:.::.=~~~----+
Reaervctiona should be
made : before Wednesday
with Haj. C. A. Krauchi,
~ Samoa P\ace, Costa
Meu. or Lt. Col Fred Zim·
meman, +D Via Caatilh.
l 14na HillJ.
I
the lunar surface itaeU.
Despite initial troubles
wit.b ti>• era.It's eng1ne
system designed to soft·land
1pacenen on the moon, pro-
ject efficlaa said Lunar
Module 1 met nearlY all ita
objectjyes. Another ICbedul·
ed UD.llanned Lunar Module
~unctllnc can probabt7 be canceled, they 1aid, giving
an eotouraging boost to the
man t> the moon schedUle.
Ma&y hurdles r e m a i n
between now and ttie day
U.S. spacemen aet foot on
the moon, but "we have a
very good flghtinc chance"
to Jmke the 1970 goal, says
Dr. Xtrt H. Debus, dir.,ior
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Garrison
Repeats
Charges
NEW YORK (UPO
Ntw Orleana Dial Atty. Jbn
Garrlaoa c l a 1 m e d Wed-
nesday ni&bt the F B r •:r ca.Md mdtnce placin1 J Ruby with a rifle In
---
WASHJNGTON' (UPI) -MDI r 'r .. -.. --Yllt-D•an Secnt1rJ RoMrt s. um ,,_ Bwia _. etlm
JlcNaman tolil eoacr-a Com't"'• CJ •lrilll _.,
tldaJ tbe So¥W 'tJ'lie 1ia1 ba•t. rile.a to ll lllUioa last
_.,. tMa dMI .. It• fear· .
• ' t clWlltil at•• aaw;Jc A~~~ m a r a clelCrlMdla .-n...i ll1ulle force la tbe ,..t --progeu •• • · um • .._na" _.laid: • 11ar. uln tbe final aMJYlll. UM
Mdf.._.. aaJd U · 1 · 1dttmate lute.a ol oar en· . • .... .. ..-.m ~ Ut-.a-...U,'I ... , .... mitllle tire eftort in Soulb •-kee uc1 bYiJ11 Dew will turn OD lbe ~ ol
bl.I band near the usualu-
tton site in Dallas an boar
before Preslde.Dt Kennedy
WU tilled.
Garrison, In a lengthy
dltcuaion 1'ttb boat Johnny
Carson OD tbe NBC Tonight
show, said ttiat an atndavlt
by Mrs. Jalia *"91' (Mic·
tng R9J. tat at.1er of
presiclntlal aaaal.D Lee
Han'IJ Onakl, at t!)e m..., tcene, bad been
aner.d and that ber If·
61Ptt)a tbe Warren Com·
..... bad beta rtaecL
*atellc bomben a r • '9tliDd .cww.. But bl l&1d
t1M United St.atM ltll1 UI
better thaD a 4 to 1 audur
euperiorlty "9r Ruuia. France Releases Atom
._... to Gll'riloa.
lira. M1reer ba4 told IWD
-~ ..... appeared u a befoN tile Warrea
Coma 11toa and the ........ Ult afftdavill ...........
•INATS OLD CHAIGH -Jim GanilGD. New Or1anl dWrict att«ney, ~
peared on the NBC tele'filloa ''Taa.llbr' lbow with Job.Dy Canon Wednelday
"entnf. Garrilon discu.ued his campalp to abotr that the assa11ination of
Pnlide:nt Kennedy WU I coupiracy and in UUJ pktun bolds what be llid
were MC:ret fiJel that will be Ulld u nldence in b1i CllJI.
200,000 Workers Resting
As Strikes Sweep Nati.on
Be 18'cl ... n• ii tbe
19riet Uaicm'a dewiepmellt
ol offenaive n u c le a r ·---........ ... to proceed macb falter Gau
myone expedl tbe Unftlcl
1tate1 would 1fili maintain MEL-&L-mla, Alaerla
a JDCll't than ad e q a ate (UPO _ Alllria .... Off?
retaliatory power to sttV• -..... ...__. 1-......a.a---• ....... .1.....
u a detilrrent to llDdear - ---..... -war. om a.. to'lllura 1111119 el
M!Namara said tbe 5"W tbe Mldit.91 11• ...,
Un.ion bad some 'nl Janel. aDd.....,. aatfw ......
.._. JCB)h Jut Odobw ~ lacr1Mtd IMW la-
1, compared witb 340 a year Gaenee In .. ..._
earlier. He aaid the buildup "Oar cWltr7 11 ..,
wt1l ,.._., eeelfllll 11111 U-..... -tot.lllJ ud
at a slower pace. The United uncbangeably," Radle AJ.
St.ates bas l~ land·b¥ed lien saJd after the PNadl
ICBMs. ff&WJ bnld 0¥9' cot*.a ti
He said the United States Men-El-&ebir Wed:aud.,.
hu • milli1ea on aaJ>. altbt.
h ...... -::~~~·· raea1 porta. r alter·
1q tM eut-wat blluce
ilt UM by ocea. nt
Cbarl.M De G~Jnttftt •• bia new •'om-
Didlrectioul" atra , does aot teem conc:ern about
the Soviet preaenc to his
south .
Under the terms ol the um lll'tm.eat eJdtt Che eld>t.year Aleman lVar of
iadepmdeece
Frndl farces
at the atemic
til im. Bat
Garrison r e p e a t e d a
• Er of old ctiariea, im-Uaat U. Warren Com·
OD report Wll a
wlllewuh and .i.mpllcatinl
.. CIA in the Maaufeat.ioll.
~More Cong
.~Attacks
V_.., PHii r.terutJonaJ 15,000 workers at urb plant In 23 it.ates, a toUI ol marinel com .... -t wifb • SUtce till major blllllllp ..-.... o1 the So¥iet fleet fa 1M More tbu 100,000 workers a total of 44 cents Ill hour 32,000 members of tt11 G1-f(Jf Rlll&ia. The U.S. strWnc Mtdit.ruean after t-e
were off tbe job because T1age increue. Bottle Blowets ignortd II* l.a inellldea t111 Ioai June J.11 Mideut war,
ol 11111 a d«*n strikes About 134,000 Gener al president and walked of! the range bombers (some of western diplomat a b·
ar_. the 8lltioa teday, but Motors Corp. employes still job, ttlreatening to force a ~:~~)e c!:°~:edwi~ = ~ ::~ ::·~
pl'Olpedlf were tiright for were idled by a comparative abort.a,. of bottles and atass 155 Scmet bomben. ___. 8"tet zo11e ., ill·
North Vietnamese
Return' 3 Captiv~
Ile retant cl moat to the llandfal of foundry wotUts coataln.., for food, soft ln total na.mbera of Ounce If Mt a SoYtet ill-COPENHAG!JN (UPI) -
job bf week'• end. · at the compuy'1 Tonawaa-driDks ud beer. nuclear warhudl P 1 a • atallatioL Two •• 1 '""-• an
Some 30,., empoyes of da, N.Y., plant. Tbe New Mine workers in three nuclear bom:-, McNai::a '11111 Atprian a r • • d A..tr. C left
Predi~ted Amlrlca Cu C.. end the York workers held in their states took part in "IJID-~4.~ ~· i.~ -:ut ~= =:' :r;!1Y = :fa: to•#,; ut.
c.l!neatal can ~. were Unds today ballots which patby" walkouts while ... •trealed that It is not mat-of Pnlident llouri u.a. aters the N.* t-
-the job today after a eou.14 w tb1 ntDn ol ddalt Im Pennayh'IDla In· numben which are Im-BoalM'° 1 Jw tau. 61 umw nld tlwy wo d
MOSCOW (tJPI). _ 111or9 i.t·a-te • 1 re e m e n t h tast of 421,000 workers tensified efforta far a 1e~ poNDt but the ability to Scmet Yinpoint on ...., relew.
powerful vw c.ai attarb aftl'ted a ltrib let for to-idled at GM plant.I acroaa Uement of a recopltioa 1 n f 11 c t • ' ~~ble 1 a t • r a a t 1 o n a l -.... Honnl Zia. '5,
will foln ta h wake ol day. tile nation by 1trlke1 at dispute between tbe Solar dama,." Oil a potential •I· ..,.....11 a.ce tbe Arab-.,..went pnl uw
·South VWmm'1 "bMGe fl 1'embtn ol tbt United h'ee foundries, lnduding Fuel Co. IDd U. United p-euor. llr..U nr. } ....,. University, Md
the cities" until Wublngtoa Steel Worten un ion Tonawanda and at Defiance, JitiD1 Worters. McNamara allo taft C.. AllO botblfillC the Wit ...,., Daniel Berrtpn. •.
. me , Of
Ile 1
aid
Wied
.. tilll.
K8M
ce.ld
dnpe its "milt.ant poll-fW • d D ••ct a y D J g h t OhJo, ud Sagiaaw, Mich., Some ~000 miDen were ireu a somber, im.ru1e wu that n.dl 1hlp1 Ila•· a '-it prieet no ...._ u., • hvtllla pnd1ctild t. ... aM....,Jy . .,.,roved a were agreements already olf the job ill PenD1Ylvani1, prOlfMI rep«t oa VlltDam. Jae Mer.-.Kebir budld reu,Ma at Cornell Ulll'ferU..
-,. ~thr!..-~'~w~~eoa~tr~art~_!IJ~vi.lg~~'lla!:v~e~been~~ra~ti~fied~. ---~Ohl~o~and~_!W~e~at~V~ir~tud~•~· _ _2B~e:_!1&.1~id~m~IU~WJ!l._~•~n~d~fl~ur~th~e~A~t11Mi~~c~COllt~~.,~~ty::_. ~ .. !!!!,•_,!•~·~& -·~· ~1h~eir~~~~~~~-+-fte Soriet pwwwt
DIWIPl'I*' 18'4 1111 8.alllll
Idle siron4 M ihe VW. r.._ can <'CllM aut ffl tbe ~s and fight Ill h
atreeta. But ft credited
math of the Viet oa.c•1 sue•
ce11 to the anti·
Americanl.am of S a 11 o n
rutdenta.
"The ..a ti 1111rnln1
under the feet of the ln-
tenentJonlats," lntda n1d fn • beadltm OM' .....
of tlbe battle tlld a oom· ......, "'* .., n Ph4 allnt. V.ur.M M INJW.
TM..._~ Mat-
YWJeY .... .,. ...... e.. ......_.,a. u.a.
~ ........ ...,y ..
('l'tt) lnJllJtice. ftll h 1WJt
tbe ftl"lt time that w..,..,.. lw ....... .. C!'l: ... cf .. OCllef' Diie l11Ch a
cblU-1191 .
''bl a. ,.,. of IUCh •
cha""'Clne mOhllat poaidon
by ............ leedlrs
of h IDMl'ation army bne
no cheke but to cootlme
aact intemlty ...........
ltnggle aplMt the oc-
npationista. •• th e com·
DMmluJ Mid in a ~warn:tnc Of more aM8cb to ceme. * * -tr
sale of nurser¥ furniiihings . .
a. Rubbetized lisal ~, ~te cot-, ,
ton felt iUed: 70 coil uniL Heavy
vinyl wetprooJ cover by Ouxkin. A t-
tracti 'le mnery print. 2r"d2'' IUe
b. RubbeMed liaal pada. White oot-
ton felt inlulation e\&lhionlng, 9tuldy ~
84 coil unit. Oullted .Ua•1d wet-
prool OOftring_ by Dull.in. White
'!OM pattern. 2T 'xS2". 1 ... --·-
...
Mediterrtmecm
crib and a• -
119.00 ...
c. Crib has double ~ · tScWI. .iabUi ..
bcn, non-ta-1c:' inilh. pkialic he-wheeling
,coaters, adj\Mable lprjngt, teethln\..r:: Salari oak .,._.r, laclld'1io0d frame.
ard 6--year ... ~ b7 '9uYing now. . . .
d. Ma1chin~er chelt. dovetail draw-
era. center <Msjfer oul~"f chm incl·
lng, Formica I~ c: top. Salart
oak veneer, hardwoad flame. Silll 32xlb 44.
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SACIWllEMl'O (~) -
P'wmer Dtmoc:raUc Gov.
Edmi;nd G. Brown aaJcl to-
d41 Assembly S p e 1 k e r
.14191 II. U~ ..... • ............. , ....
Ult O. S. a.. -tf IM11 ~ abo9t nming.
Ill. aaUI ..... in an ia-tenn. ..,...... be'a a =c• •t1 -I._ ant.W9 ·
P r i v a te 1 i , 1 .om e
DemOCNts were more frank
In expressing skepticism'
about tile. D e m o c r a t i c
s p e a k • r ' -s t atement Wednesday that be is "quite
seriously" considering run-
ning for the seat now held
by Thomaa H. Kuchel, the
Senate Republican whip .
.. I don't beliew it," Mkl
a p o w e r f u l Democratic
leader who bad feuded with
UDNi in lae past. He aaid
be d61111tei If u..-natl
to rut Ma AalehlJ l8lt
against Kuchel, who has
woe put electiona with ....
Aat l'OfDaa Cb a r I e a
Warren, Democratic ICate
chairmul, said, bow'ever, "I
th.int IM's u serious M any eftice Mldlr' wMb ..,,....._
for hilber omce ca be.
Give Public Housing
Resid~nt Deed: Reagan
SACRAMENTO (AP) -choice," Reag• cmtiauld.
Giving a public housing resi-"I believe ail l 1
dent a deed to his propertJ ........ ....., • G •
was proposed today by Gn. ........ ii *tall." ' aeagan as one way to help T a .
clean up run-down urban WO _aim areas.
"People do not develop a Walla sense of pride in their ce neighborhoods when t h e
lawns are mowed for them
by public housing employes. Stale Ti.tie the garbage is taken out
by a public housing employe
and everything else is done
for them," the governor
said.
''Wbat wouW be .....,
with giving die -ill public housing a -t1 .. deed to that unit?" .lleapa
asked. "He then beu••
a Jnpel'ty owner wiU.. .. property owner's pride Ja
his possessions.
' ' P r o p e r t y owners,
without question, t.aU .._.
care of their prupwb ._
renters."
HLa remarkt ,... Ill a
AeeCh prep ....... _.
cluslon of a t w • • • a J Governor's COllfea..,. •
Planning for ......., Mid
Home Ownership.
"With that -. .....
In the public Mmillc wwlll.
have the incentive to ...,
up his property. And Jf the
chance came along to move
to something better, Ille
could sell his public bouaipg
unit to make a dowa pCy•
Ml'nt ( n the house of biS
SAVE
s3n
•
'PeUy Pollt ln'
Denwtiom A ~er
...
3 GOP Senators
eJected 11 a a tt r , the
Republieua "Duld have
altered the ......... 011 ot
the Seaate. u ...... ol. "' tu. ....... ..,...., .... ..
RepubUcM Marki ...
elected to tbe IMt ,.....ly
pve tbe ~an
likAteer, a Sia Fradlco
DemOCNt. lfub'. lleclMOft
iev• he Res! ·"-u even spilt with I:>erooc:n-"'
in Ile 40 eeat Senate.
~· -·-owl
m
!~u can get an Im po la Y! Sport ~oupe, 4-Door Sedan or an Impala
$tation Wagon specially ~u1ppecl with popular equipment at sale savings.
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aavinga are available on three popular p9Cbgll flt llQatpmtnt.
l•err ...... YI Ml• cw ...
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Front Fender Llghte
Appearance Guard Group
Plckthl1 pad 11 fer
.......~ tln4 adclltlona. .........
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Powerglld• Aatomatlc Tranamlulon
a...-. Impel& Sport Coupe (foF9Qr..e...., 4-Door Sedan,~ or th.......et .... Waoon,
,..,. ................ . . .. , ................. .. lftf•ti.n Power ng-Power Dllo ..._
Pick this packa .. for ,ewer ............ ..,,,, ............ .
Power StMrlng
Power Brakea
Comrortnt StHrl ng Whfft
• <*luM1400t4del8UltdA: color~ floor mats, front and
'rear; front and rear bumper guards
'on coupes and Hd•nt, front bumper
gutirdt on wagons)
~ '-"'""'· le1"'9. luy now at your Chevrolet dealer's.
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ThllndQ, t-IOtuMJ J., J. ~
QUEENIE ly Phil lnterlandl
"Say! I like thia new highway commiu iooer ...
Legislature in Action
"BUTI'ON,BUTTONI
WHO'S GOT THE BU'ITON?"
w .... ti..-As ol tn.t Oil dVJ>lay Sid., Jn. 27 thJU.
)faa.. I'• 6-HOlllS: 8:30 to 4:00.
AT TBB IKVlNB RANal INFORMATION CENTER.
BBB TRI BUTI'ON COLLECI'ION OF MADGE AND
JDN'RY WALL OP GA.ROEN GROVE.
Butta. ot a.I. jet, enamel, mouic and potte1a.in ••. owr
12,000 i11 all; com-e_miar mon thin 600 c.teroriet. JMludtd are U.8. Marine Corp and U.S. Navy bvttooa from btfo,.
the 1830I iD tbe in-t.; me•'• and womo'1 dodlin1 buUone r-u. 18' 1ltla ad 20tll Ccnturi&
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thru SGtutday onlyf
Penncrafr.stationG..Y
and portable power toQls •.••
• • prec1s1on m .clde for perfect work
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SAVI 4.10-W VARIAILI SPUD DllU*
HG. 23.91 NOW 19 .88
Ideal for drillifl9 in aH kinds of JnOterlols.
Ys HP, 2.2 Amps., ball bearing at hecrty wear
point•. 0-1,000 RPM ne load with varioble
speed.
SAviJ.10-VAllAIUSP•SA•SAr
llG. 29.91 NOW 34.88
Venattlel ltip cuts, er-cvfll, cllf\09 cuts, ~WI
cuts. Cuts all kinds of materials. Y, HP, 1100-
3100 "• SPM. lall and at.... Marinp..
SAVI 6.1 o-QUAUTY7li• CllCULAI SAW-
•. 4Ut NOW 38.18
1Uff9Cf, pro-type fast cutting ...,, hot 2~
tw, 12 Amps., 5300 RPM, 90 to 45° antle
-'fusment1. 100% ball and needle beorints-
Rlp .,W. tlftd blade WreflcJ. iMlwded,
SAVll,.._,AST, DUN.ACTION IAHDll-
... 21.91 NOW 19.88
.GOD ............. ,. ~ fOOO 3/W
llrOlght ht Sl'M. li HP, U Am,._ W
Morine llt ~ weor ,.ints.
NEWPORT BEACH
(Fashion
...
SAVE 22.98 ON VERSATILE 10" RADIAL
ARM SAW--CUTS ANY ANGLE RIGHT OR LEFT
..., .... " ••• , ... .,,,, ,.nor-,,_,, OfM'Oo
---~ alttlng. ripplfte, Miteri .... MOUiding --...... 9"CI co.Wnation lftint opetaltonl. With
W ca•bl,... Wade, ICIW .-d ond d«lck a.ack
llHh rnt. ~ llflM !Mtor.
REG.199.98 -
$177
NO DOWN PAYIMlff ••• USI ,..... 'S.11MI PAW ftNC.
SAVE 25.91 ON 10" MOTORIZED· TILTING
ARB9R SAW-BµILT FOR PROFESSIONALS
v ....... -,...nul ....... eccurotely perfonM
..,,..., er.. allffll, lllhring, a...ling; acceptS""""'
-Ii 1rlea for ddltiooal ,.... l~ HP JlllOIOr, drive ·
WI.rip few,..._-.,....,_..., 10• -..Woo·
....... Wade,...,.."'-'·
REG.149.98
$124
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J>01W for CM ~
!~ o/·ONftflt c--.. '"' u'!ltiww ._. Wiit•
l4f/l!I ..., ,...,. oM"k ~·.
plhd1 TJ&af ~sdoa fig-~ prOM...._ M tM
1nrnal ,pedll~ COftlo,• rW •• ~ Oraoc ~t'Pfw. GfOftd .' ff~
II Oft --~ of itl Con-
clUlfan.I in thi1 m&Ja part
of G leNJ.
By THOM BARLEY
Of .. ...,,_ Sl9fl
<>ranee County's ever ln-
creMJnl urbaniutlon was
r.c.ntJ1 described by a
development company a1
the "carefully p la n n e d
peopliJll of t II e en-t.ert•......._ capital Of the
world, .. tpeee •II ll'l·
Uement of the heartland of
balanced livin1."
The 1967 Orance County
Grand Jury looked at lt
ratber differently.
It described the mammoth
inrtada IDt.o choice
apicultutal property M !
". . . our beedlonc rush to
obliterate our prime, food·
producinc land while our
marglnal landl go virtually
unscathed due to poor plan-
nin1, poor aSMUment pro.
gram1, lack of farsighted·
neas, Jack of public aware-
ness and the &ladal speed
of our public officiafs to
NOT llBLPJNG
t Couty a11e11ment
mate COl'J'eCtlve leglala-pollclea aren't h e I p 1 a I
tlon." much, the Grad .Jury mim-
CLEAN AIR ly adds. Jt not.-: TiOfa.
Back to the brochure. pollciei i .. .,. m.ll ta " "Smo~ ls som..ti.1... you dellrtd (aad tbeJ are) ~ l l ......... ~ the death kn.el to -don't have to live with/' prime food-producinc land.
it declarel. "Uve in Oraap Other Juriu bav. Slven tbe c~ thttbe cleu air ume ~-" ud tbe Jl'tmt fma Tbe Giaad hn ..,_..
land t 11 an tntetral th• fact that, with a at.at.
feature of our development asrlcultural Income of mo-pacta1e." •"' tbu four blllon dollan a Noting that "50 percent .,._,Ch• "Ulnlll economAc If Oranse Coallty'1 prime smp:t Ill <>run
km land has now been .alone (in terma ol llDd ~
Gloat to agriculture," the ls ftoM,891,000 per year.
r a n d J u r y r e p o r t • • A 1 r i c u ltural landa ~au1tica=l a.d..d1: nliefttne._..,., ..
Acrtculturt ., rtdllcl ..,.... juacJe we . a ,. 1 smog by ttie on of srow· creat:IDc," the Hport 1oe.
Ing plants and trees. on "A....t-·'tu.r 1 1 d "It is time " the -...v.n · .. '"'"'" a a n _~'to • .._"!~!r;.L . ereatta a .olld tai ~ u eoe• -· lDe U<nr' thl• type ot lud' reqW'rtt sequences our headlong . YefY few pablic Hrrica
rusb to ate °"'prime ACrfculbn create1 one out
food-producinc lands. With of every three job& dJ.le ~
increasing population trends the many related fieldl
and less land to meet our such as metal c~
future. food needs, it ii tm-· llasaware, paper ~
plaadcs, tr1n1portaU.. ••
Agent's $5,000 Suit
Rejected by }ridge
RAPID DECLINE
N()tinl the rapid dletln•
of Orance CounlJ'• CQlo tributJon, the Grdd .Jttrl
report refers to the ,.....
southern c o u n t i t 1 ti
California racttn1 vp an "annual acrlcutbu'al ,,.,.
for agricultural tabor Of
over $200 million.''
jected for legal flawa -
ftnallJ' foundered w h • n
Judge Judge nfused 1o
srant fartber time for
mnendmeat of th• docu-ment. Wagner refused to
cecmnent, on GM ~
of furthtr legal a C U 0 D
ap1nlt Allen er the cit~
of Santa~ Wagner,. WU arrested
Jut MQ . .a-the lboatinc dlatbl .... .-la. Flnt
l&reet .... lie dllmt4
that be.., .... -aceat w a.w An. aad
for IM ADfllel ~tltl
w!Mln lie 6t llndet woa Id
fl.pres Mon11 M. IJpaiua
51, and D O D a l d M.
MacMillan, 54.
Tbe Oran1e County Grand
Jury relUJed to ·I D d l c t
Wagner, who dlimed that
he bad bad no alternative
but to shoot Llpejua and
MacMillan in the COW"M of
a fracas at 1tle motel. But
Wagner later unsuccessfully
eued the city for $165,000
for the "grievous mental
fllffering" sustained by the
city'• refusal to recoplze
him 11 a teeret a1ent.
SA C:Ollege
'Importing'
SANTA AN/. -Santa Ana
eon,ge enroila a gr6ater
percentage of students from
outilde its attendance area
than any other junior col-
lege in the state, a State
Depa:rtinent of Education report 1ho1r1.
Only 41 percell df Santa Ana Oollep 111111inta come
from the ICbool'• home ter-
rttarJ; tlle other • percent
of .itudents .. from autslde
the district.
Most ol these are from
the Garden Grove and
Orange UDWed 8 c la o o I
Dlltrict area. Mt now
within junior f o 1 h a e
dLltrlctl,
Not enouct'I .U.atlqa la
beint pa.id to the 3 type ol toll that 11 bt
JOit forever. tbe arpu. '"I!le ..oU. tllat ..,..
duce loatbtrb Calltonlia'•
farm Pl'Odtlcta are ••ons 1be richest in th• worW Pd
...... deatroJlq .. \ •.
S..S at an nw IDcnaltlla t'MI. ' \ ~· cllmatt,,, .. · .• ..-, •• ...... "°"*••· •. ,.. 181. JI .........
~=::i--· :bkb-'can be l?O'lt'll ~
in ~e type ol climate·~~
which we here art bltUed
"We must fact up .qare.
ly to tbis t'tlPODllbilitJ of
providing for future paera.
tions," the Grand Jury
warns, "by conservfnc oar
&teat.est natural retOUrCe -
our prime food-produclnt
agricultural land.'
Reed Given
Zoning Post
For County
SANTA ANA -Baymoncl
R. Reed bu beeD named to tbt newly-creat.t polt
of zonJq adminlltrator of
Orante County, J' or• •t
Dich1on, county Plannlnt '
director said ~.
Creation« tJUa new offk:t i1 deslped to reline tbt
Planning COmmillloa ol
routlD6 matters. 10 that tbtJ
may cooctDtr ... • tbe
"1eneral plan," area plaDa
and other Jtema to a ,r..-
ext.ent than ha 1aetll poui-
ble in the palt, Dic:kuon
said.
Reed has been with ...
county plannlnt cleDartmli
llnoe 1945 8' a ••m pla-ner in the ordinance ....
mlaiattatlw diYllia
0 Salel lld
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• DIAMOND s~um
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Tht CHARLES H. STRUB St4kn hcrtMs tltL ~mory of
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Amtriu '1 finnl four-ytor-old Thorougltlm d1.
Gdlts o~ 10:30 A.M. Fir~I rau 11 12:30 P.M.
Nine rocn. Doily Double.
Tdt bus Of drivt-plntty of pnking.
FIRST RACE 1:00 P.M. Wttkcbyt and 12:30 on Sahudayt.
Phont 681-7401 or 447-2171 for infomulli01t.
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vinyl and linoleum
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ISTINCTIVE STYLING FOR
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Plt~Srs
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values with
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this tan graceful beauty. Comes m many f8vonte
colors. ••
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• . . Vigon>ua '1 ¥.a grade, bare root roses to plant
now lot' spring and summer beauty. Many lovely
non·patented varieties. ·
each ar
KILLOOG'S NITROHUMUS
Enriebea and improves poor IOU. A mild and mel-
low fertiliJer for citrus, avacado and other planb.
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Stock up and save! ..
so •• 1~25
8ANDINI PLUSH · .. A minenl.cicb dicbondra and lawn food . New
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freshest gt"eeDI in all lawns. PApecially deaigmd
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These Danish pastries, with attendant hoop-la, will be amon1 the you.ni pirfonn-
ers of the Danish Gym Team now touring the· United Stat. wbo will perform
at ua at a p.ra. hb. 23.. Ticket Jam"fations can be made tbnMaP Erik Meyer,
president of the 0.nilb-Americu Club of Orange County, P.O. Box 2352, Ot· _aa~ (telephone 53&-0522) or through LiM Hansen, club treaiww, ~12.
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT!
If our new accot1nts depart-
ment cannot open your new,
insured Mercury Savings
«COUnl in le.-tim~ th. ii
takes you to drink the cup of
cof!" .u ,,,.ovtJe to all of
our sat;ers ..•
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Another Ol9P ol eoll'eel
Mercury wants to
· . keep all of our
savers happy . •
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For ·Mercury Sivers melntalnlna
minimum belanct of S2,000.
• )4trcury Swinp' E}1!+
policy 111urt1 you ~ h'tt ~ t lea11 '*"'...,.. .. ~ ......
4 Fu11d1 t1m Interest from date of
reqiipt. Funds r~ by th• tenth
al the monttl t1r11 ~ ft'Oftl the
fiflt. Interest compoul\Md delly-
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA· COST A MESA • HARBOR CENTER
SPECIAL SALE!
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Seledecl NIBS
VALUES TO
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SOUTH COAST 'LAtA & HAllOlt CINTIR
Seleded PLATS
VALUES TO
s1700
510
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MEN'S '
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SHOD . '!1500 VALUES TO
$29.tl
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HAUOI STOIE ONLY ·
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J z DAii. Y PILOT
Area Servicemen Return; Receive Rank;.Affllif'·""School
312 Budnell Road, Cotta
Meaa.
The Tripoli served u a
unit of the U. S. Seventh
Navy Seaman Bee. Eart W.
Frett, 10D ol Mr. and Mra.
J aJ:Dft E. Frott of 6.11
Tbree Orange Cout men
have returned to the United
States aboard the aircraft
assault carrie.r USS Tripoli
aft.er w first deployment
to the Western Pacific. off
the coast of Vietnam.
Fleet's Amphibious Ready ----
They 4"' Communkations
Yeoman Seaman JoseJ* f'
Group "Bravo."
' llamuo. USN, aon of Mr.
and Mrs. John C. Ramuno
ol Wlh Poinsettia Ave.,
Coron.a del Mar; Seaman
J ... F. RJcklea, USN. son
al Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Rickles of 211 12th St..
Huntington B e a c b, and
Seaman Appren. WlWam M. GaffJ, USN, son of Mr. and
Mn. William E . Guffy of
Raruoman Seaman lWbert
J . Dunn Jr .. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert J. Dunn
of 310 Ramona Place, Costa I
Mesa, has returned t o
"Yankee Station" off the
coast of North Vietnam
after a week of rest and r
relaxation period in Subic I
Bay. Republic of the Philip-
pines.
Two Newport Beach men,
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AM•RtCA'a -LAttea aT ,AMILV CLOTHIHe CHAIN
QUALITY TAILORED
4-SEASON SUITS IN
DACRON .and WORSTED
32.95
comparable value s 45
NOW ... Robert Hall introduces the one Nit
~can war 'round the clock and 'round
the cohrtdar in perfect comfort! In a
full.weight blend of Dacron pol~er for
greater stamina, greater shape-retention.
and wool wor1ted for luxury look and feel.
he supple band. Se~ ln a word.
tmrillct From aharbkins to ltrlpel ...
fna pll1ds to IOlid hopacb, and there'•
more. Regulan. aboru. loop.
COMr..rn AlmATIONS ..a.uo1D
LAYAWAY 'LAN -NO I XTltA CHAltOI
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PO L I C EMAN
Airman J o h n H.
Stea.rDJ, SOD of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Stearns
of 6521 Esta Circle,
Huntington Beach, has
been assigned to the
Air Force Technical
Training Center f o r
specializ.ed schooling as
a security policeman.
TRAINING -Airman
Joe Canchola, son of
Mrs. Annie Canchola,
14422 Olive St., West·
minster, has been u-
sign to the Air Force
Tecnical Training Cent·
er, Keesler AFB, Miss.,
!or specialized school·
ing as a communica·
tions ·electronics spec·
ialist after completion
of basic training at
Lackland AFB, Tex.
GlADUATI -P~l
Alfred R • Paquette,
USMCl. son of Mr. a nd
.Mrs . .Norman R. Pa-
!{Uette Sr., 2208 Placen-
tia Ave.. Costa Mesa,
graduated from recruit
training, Marine Corps
Recruit Depot, San
Diego.
S CHOOLING
Airman Eugene R .
Hammel granchon of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Scblum of 506 35th
St., Newport Beach. c o m p 1 e t e d basic
training at Lackland
AFB, Tex. He bas been
usigned to the Air
Force T e c h n i c a 1
Training Center f o r
specialized schooling as
a security policeman.
NAftON'S HlGRaT
M TE ON lNStJRED
PASSBOOK SA l'ING8
5"·5.13"
MUTUAL ~~!tf.9.i
Catalina Drift IDd .......
B. lie~ ICJe at NJ'.
and Mn. Hup Mclitilltia ol
l!i28 Westmlm1er Aw., are
under1oin1 nine w.b of
ta.le tralnin1 at the Naul
TrainiDI Center. Su DJe10.
Step ••• B. DtM..
21, aon ol Mr. and Mra.
H. Bruce Denton, 1 11
Yorktown Lane, Co It a
Meu, hu b e e n C4ml·
mJu1oned a s e c o a d
lieutenaat, U.S. Army. after
his sraduaUon from Armor
Officer Candidate School,
Ft. Knos, Ky.
He hu been ~ 1n
ASSIGNE.D-D<m-
o.van E . Aatbua, son
of Mr. and Mn. Don-
ovan G. A a k h u s of
435 Santa Ana Ave.,
Newport Beach, baa
been assigned to Ran-
dolph AFB, Te~ for
pilot training . a f t e r commission as a second
lieutenant, U.S. Ai r
Force, Lackland AFB,
Tex. He iJ a graduate
PU,ibt Scboot W'blA ht will WO H111P...., 21, -*
train u a btllcopter pilot. ' = -::·::.!.~
PYt. .., D. D'st M ~r ••
.. dllr.adlh.R. B. Dlilp\ta Sr., Cll SUM MclJnllJ Way, Colta Mesa.
Drive, Hlllllincton Beach,
completed baie training at
Amarillo AFB, Tex. and hu
been uafped to the Mr
Force Technical Trafnlni
Center, Lowry AFB, Colo.
for 1pecialbed traJnlng u
an intelligence specialist.
Spec. 4. IMr1 ,.......... wa1 awarded 17 Air Med.all.
20, 100 of Mr. aa4 Mrs. each Cll ftlcb ~ at
H. T. Tu:rndabl. 1 I 2 • leut 25 combat miuiou. Capt. BnrJ L. ..........
aoa ol Mn. Maxine Priml'Ole, Costa Mesa, a
lridJe spedallJt leniDI
with 25th lnfantry Bue,
65th Eng['neerlne Sattalioo,
i1 ln Cu OU, Vietnam.
Two Oranc• Coast men StrtcklaDd, 150I E. CJa1 St.,
completed two weekt ol Newport Beach, recently
tralalnl eder linntlar.d' WU pnmoted to hil pruent Pvt. LC. ~ A. Ferre,
comW eoeditiom at Camp rant. Capt. ~trictland Is an 10n of JC>Mpb Ferro of l&Sbl
Pendleton. . intelligence offJcer at Ent Marie L a 0 e , HuntiQgton
Warrant Ofllcer J9bert J. 'Ibey are M.arlne Pvt. 1.C. AFB, Colo. Beach. graduated from tile
11.Htt •• IOD of Mr. and ADn v. ~ IOD of Aviation Ma in te D a D c e
Mrs. Burt Haakinson of_., Mr. and Mn. Walter Bud· Airman J• C. BeUaaa, AdminiatraUonman Coune
1burln SL, Cotta Mesa. hu viUs of 1324 Eatielle Lane. 1011 ol Mr. and Mn. Marvin at Naval Air TecbnicaI
}>eea assigned foT duty at Newport~ ad Marine E. Hollman at 3512 Gilbert Training Center, Memphis. the U.S. Primm'J Helieopter1-----"'------------------------=--
Center, Ft. Wolters, Tex.
SPECIALIST
Airman T e s 1 a E.
Luters, Jr., son of Mrs.
Donna J . Cooper of
16252 Eagle Lane, Hun-
tington Beach, com-
pleted basic training at
Lackland AFB, Tex. He
·hu been assigned to
the Air Force Technical
Training Center a t
Sheppard AFB, Tex.
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top perl.ctly groiHd to 11tatch ••• It'•
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Hondso11tely desig ned choirs with vinyl
cushiofted u ott. Extra chairs $22.9.S
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RIGHT, WRONG Of ACCESSORIZING-Orange County
Lawyers' Wives and gue5ta will learn the correct and
incorrect way of aa:essorizing ensembles for epring,
1968 when Buffum's pre5ents a parade Thursday, Feb.
15. Hamming it up with their ow.n ideas of novel acce6s-
ories ar. Oeft to right) Mrs. Ralph Dixon, Mrs. Marshall
Schulman and Mrs. Keith Welputt.
Enthu siastic Booste r Club
Tennis Ace Wins Fa·mily Prili se ·
By JODEAN HASTINGS 01 1111 Deity l"llel Sten
She sti mulates all of us into getting
imetbing done."
Tall, tawny-baiN<I Debbie Harter,
17, was referring to her sister Kathy,
who has been ran.ked eighth in the
latest United States Lawn Tennis
\ssociation's standings.
Kathy's most enlbusiutic booster
ub has its headquarters in the
:arter home on top of the hill in
:eal Beach. an( its members will
;chedule an impromptu meeting at
he drop of a tennis ball lo praise
he young star.
In attendance in the book-and-
rophy-Uned living room were Mr. and
Mrltl Aubrey Harter, Gwen, 20, Deb-
bie, Margo, 15, and Tanya, 13. Craig,
~. is a member-at-large currently
enrolled at UCLA.
They all wield a worthy racket i0n
the teMis court.
"To ga as far as Kathy has requ..lred
1n extra dedication." claims Harter,
"1ho was in the sixth grade when
1omeone gave hint an old tennis
;acket and someone else showed hlm
how to use It.
"The competitive game ls com-
pletely different from 10Cial tennis,
and you have to like competition,"
continued the trim, atbleUc fattier of
six whlle peUing the Siamese cat curl-
'd napping in his lap.
catch with her, but Margo and Tanya
are renewing their interest -Margo
plays on the girls' team at Marina."
Harter, who coached tennis for 10
years at Wilson High School, Long
Beach, where be still ls a teacher,
taught his wife Bonnie the game when
they wer~ first married and they later
took the children along on the courts
so it was natural for the children
to develop a keen interest in the
sport.
Bonnie, while protesting that she
doean't play as well as her husband,
still works out with Kathy when she
is home.
"At 21 Kathy puts in more time
on the tennis court than. the average
man at his job. Sbe is a real
.craftaman -never ceaaes learning.
Even now she will spend hours
reworking her lel'Ve, or her forehand,
for instance, and she learns u easily
now as she did when 1be wu begin-
ning. This isn't too common as one
becomes more professional," Harter
added proudly. '
Bon.nie spends her mornings on the
tennis courts when Kathy 11 at home
and bits baskets of ball• while Kathy
works to perfect a part.lculat 1troke.
"She's easy to wort with. though,"
said the tanned, gracetw mother. "But
I do heave a great 1lgh when •be
leava on to\U'," laughed the attrac·
tive brunette.
really working bard.'' her mother
commented.
"Kathy is always in training, year-
round," Debbie observed, nlbbllng a
carrot stick while Margo and Tanya
rummaged the refrigerator for more.
"We all love to eat, but we're lucky
-we like meat, vegetables and fruit.
It's only when Kathy ii on tour and
can't work out as much that ahe
has to wa tch her weight," continued
lhP pretty Wilson senior.
Working out with the children ii
nothing new for the Harten who
started working with them five time•
a week even before Kathy be&&Jl
playing competitive tennis at 9.
"It used to be a little bard on the
young• Children when we ~ taJt.
Ing Crail and Kathy to tot.nwnmU,"
Mn. Barttt remembered. "It can be
a real grind."
While rtU1 enrolled at Marina Hiib
School Kathy and Craii! put on m IX•
blbltloe with 10me of the SoutbJMll'• leadina amateuns. "Now that Cral& Ja
over 2I and we can't do anythlng about
it he bas taken up parachute-jwnpln1
and flying gDder planec," moamcl
Mrs. Harter with typical parental COD>.
oem over their son's latest bobbles.
"It'a' neat," chorused the YOUl1811'
glrla. "He'1 gettifti his Plot's~
and rides a motorcycle besldel .-. Ing f ootbalJ." -,.
Style Show
Fashioned
To Lawyers' Wives of Orange County it seems
spring is just around the corner, 60 they will usher in
the season with a fashion show. ·
Anaheim Convention Center will be the setting for
the annual affair which benefits the group's philan-
thropy, Legal Aid Society. Two offices -one in Santa
Ana and the other in Anaheim -now are maintained
to assist Orange Countians in need of legal assistance.
Members and guests will be seated at tables, covered
with g<>ld cloths and centered with pots C1f "sun kissed,.
daisies for the 10 a.m. brunch Thursday, Feb. 15.
Following will be a parade of designer collections
by Buffum's with John Hersey, Buffum's fashion coord·
inator, commenting about the new styles.
Co-chairmen are Mrs. Stanley Hafer and Mrs. Wil·
liam Wenke, a6Sisled by the Mmes. E. F. Steinacker of
Orange and Robert Pike, Santa Ana, tickets; Keith Wei·
putt, Corona del Mar, decorations; A. Lee Station m,
Santa Ana, publicity, and Richard Rodd.is, Santa Ana,
hostesses.
Serving as hostesses, who will greet guests and
assist with seating arrangements, are the Mmes. Walter
Steiner, Santa Ana; John Anderson, Garden Grove;
Walter Charamza, Huntington Beach; Cla rk Fergu5,.
Tustin; C. JI. Coleman, Orange; Frank Domenichini, San
Clemente; Furman Roberts, Anaheim; John Teal, Fuller·
ton, and Arthur Willis, Corona del Mar.
Reservations may be made by calling either Mrs.
Pike at 531-2720 or Mrs. Steinacker, 639-1172.
. \
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"Debbie, here. likes competition and
:s working hard to bring her game
rround so she can play doubles with
'\athy. Craig, although he's on the
. ennls team at UCLA, was never that
1edicated. Although Gwen ls very
1tural at the game, it didn't quite
"When she's here she's up bright
and early -fixes her own brealdut
and gets out on the courta to play.
In the afternoon she plays her dad
or the girls, or finds !riends who
~ available for a game. She prac-
tices at least five hours a day -
Gw., who will enter El C.-
~ t&k semester. prefers..._..
and art. While a senior at Marini ibi
won the Bank of America a'tNl'd IOf
her painting which was sel=a entry in the contest annually
by Oran1e Dlatrid, Californla P
eretion of Womeo's Clubs.
(See ACE, Pace 18)
KIEPING UP -The Harters are a~ teaders when
Kathy is away from home competing in tourna·
ments. Keeping up with her progress are Bonnie,
Aubrey and Debbie Oeft to right, seated), while
Tanya and Margo read '1Yer their shoulder.
Why Not Substitute Maneuvers · for Hand -to-hand Combat-?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our 10-
year-old IOI!, wbo II .., large for
11is age, anlWered me In a manner
which I coDlidered dlarupectful and
smart-alecky. I turned S'OUDd ml
gave him • swat on the bottom. Be
grabbed abold of my band md twiltecl
my wrilt.
When hi.I father cmne home I told
him about the incident eel be repllecl.
''That'• all rtsltt. 'l'he _,..,,.. meref1
protectiQc bilmelf." Tbll c:oaveraatioG toot place in tn>nt · of ate boy who
lat tber. llDirkiac bealu1e biil Ded
bad taken h1I ride.
Tbe next ay I went to hit the
boy with a belt. He snatched It away
• from me and lbouttd, "Dad aay1
~ ~ .Fotact myself and I'm loial
' i
•
Tbe boy'• ftldber' bu ..., laid
a bud • ~ r .. a1w.,.. bad to
do Ill lbe diac:ipllD.lq. Now tbat tbe
boy ii l'llttlnl oida' I tbint h1a Ud
abould ~t lilln ·abd ·ftbt lute· tt to
me. P1-e II•~ ~. ~ •litwa u uw;r.Y .•• iotDa trOrD ·bad lo wone.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: M1 hus-
band ~Ida your cohurut and thlnb
you haw "t lot of br&IDll -for
a woman." Pleue try and make him
'"my aide.
I bave tome friends who.COUid spend
the Wbolt day on the phone, nitre
... tllQtl when I jUJt let the phone
-~'era•.-.,••
a • • -e ,..,._...,.,_ _________ ., _____ _
JD the mood to ta Uc.
My husband has told me I must -.er the phone, in case someone
... 10mething important to tell me.
I ltlll think it is better not to take a chance on getting caught by my
~ friends, so I don't answer ii
I ""''t Itel like ll
fte other day my husband tried
tt plllone me and I dJd not answer.
Ill telepboned our next door neighbor
.. ubd her to come over and
-If r was at home. When 1he ..,..ect that I was bere he got so
lliit lie «*led the phone company e« lMtructed them to take the pboJ!e
• ( bl'Yt been without a phone ftr tlw dlys and I'm 1olng cruy. ~ t.D him be la a nut and to
--ptone back in. -OUT' OF
DEAR OUT: A womu who wodct
let a pbene rlnl 111 order to dack
lier pbby triellda lhoa.ld Dot be eamn,
anyone elle a ••t.
U yoa prom.lie to auwer the phone
from aow .. I wtll ask yoar ba1bud
to re-e1tabllab Ute telephone lerVice
and ,We Y" ...U.er chaace. How abevt H?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: When a
person says, "Pleue atop me lf you've
heard this one," ii it tood manners
to stop him if you bav. actuany beard
the joke bef~e?
I have always tept quiet but I'm
beginning to think perhaps I should
take the dra11ttn1 room bores at their
words-especially the one1 who cruclfy
a good ltor)' becauae they can't bandle
.. dia!ect.
A
What's your opildon? -BO BUM
DEAR BOt Th penoa wlto 11.U.
1oa to 1top Mm ff 79a'n taeard ..
atery doesn't really wut yoa to •P
hlm. Be wants to tell the ator7. ••
let hlm. Conltder lt an exel'dlt JI
dladpbe for 1011 -ud tbera,, hr ....
Do you feel m at eau • • • -
of tt? la evierybody bavtn~a time but youT Write Ann
booklet., "The K to P .•
enclollnl with rtquest ~ ~
in coin and long, aelf-ad~
1taJnped en pe.
Ann era will be g1ad to ...
you wt your problems. Send u.lli
to b care Of the DA.ll.Y P= lnl a stamped, eelt-addr
mf'tJO!pe
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· E' ITH A LITTLE KNOW-HOW -Elegant and eye • appealing table settinfs
1 e simple with a little know-how, e~ph~i7a Mrs. fr!artin J. Behrena (righ ),
., o will present a Jecture-demonstraUon on the subject tor the Floral Arts
:Guild. Intrigued with her artistic arrangement is Mrs. Andy Antosi.k, guild
·.: t>rogram chairman. ·
Expert to Reveal Tips .
Marr!9g• in Colton
I
Cyntbla Ann Howard _.
cbated 1Nddin1 .......
and rinp wttlt Gary Willlaa
Re>1enthal la Advent a.n..
tian Church. Colton.
The Rev. PbUUp LlnoG
performed tbe • • •.a t a I
cerelJl001 for fbe daqlder
of Mra. Norma Howard ti
Co~ ,.,:= fonnlrlJ ot
Costa ' and tbe .. and lteMoo Of Mr. and .....
Virgil ~ ol Ontario, Mn.~-----tbe
organltt ~ bridl'1 mother WM '..calllt.
The --Boward
wore a--~ IMI and aaUa ..... • lbolt
illu.tioa v.O tt11 a petal
headpiece. • ~ a bc)uquet of white ...UUOU.
MiJa Sbllla Rd Boward
in a green llCI dr• WU
her silta''t maid ol bonor.
She held a bouqult ol pfU
carnatioDI.
Attending UM Wlclqroom
as best 1DaD W&I Rtuld
Guzman of Aoab•lm.
Candlellgbten ,, t r • tM
newlywed'• silters, Bev•l1
Rosenthal and S a D d r a
Howard.
The Colton home ,ol Mrs •
Della Manaftekl, the bride'•
grandmother wu tbt Jet.
ting for the rteepUoa. More
than 80 gutlU coqratulated
the e-0uple.
Mr. and Mn. Roeentbal
honeymooned at Yosemite
and are maktn1 their llome
in Santa Ana.
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TilMs MAY II AlANiH;ID
WIT~ IOWW •lloMlf4LL
. ~-~fjlDRAPERY UJtl WJ~!-i.~~~~-~~
141-1166
Sale
Friday & Saturday. Onfy
50% to 75% OFF
Select 9roup of
feminine foshions
, .On Table Arrangements
She is a lf'&duat.e of Cotta
Mesa Hilb School and ber
hu!lband att.nded Santa Ana
Junior Collqe.
MR. ANO MU. G~ltY W. ~INTHAL
Make Home In S.nt1 Ana
4 .
• ''February ls a' month of holds a life certificate. ing for eye-stopping effects
• 1Pu-ues." . A former resident of San at a small cost fo_r her next
So tat.es Mrs Martin J Diego, the artist and her buffet party and the proud s · · family now reside i .n possessor of h e i r 1 o o m
The ·DAILY PILOT
Covers Boating
Best in West
10 Pllhleft lsln -Newport Center
Behrens who will present Newport Beach and she is porcelain and fine damask
New Directions In Table Set· a manager of the china, who will stage a spectacular
tings, a lecture • demo111tra· glass and giftwarea depart· sit-down dinner will both be
tien before the Floral Arts ment of the Broadway, represented."
Proper Introductions
Toastmistress' Topic. Char9e ucounh invitee:.!; 1111 your a.nlcA.nericar4' a Master Cherg.-.t ell stort1
Guild at 10 a.m. Monday, Fashion Island. With Linc o 1 n 's and
Feb. 12, In Santa Ana Her two-~our lecture will Washington's birthdays and
Woman's Clubhouse. d ~ am a t J z e th~ bold Valentine's Day lending to
Mrs. B e h r e n s is oo bnghtness of today s table vivid accents of chlna set· ~~ger to floral. artist.I In settings, featuring b o t h tings a setting will be
; the Soµthland, for her work vivid exuberance. a n d creat'ed with red china
• • a sophisticated arranger studied simplicity. coordinated with flowers
I
if. much admired. She is "There will be something a.nd linens. ~muter Dower show judge different for evM1one,",},!ro-The guild, a non-profit,
ol the National Council of mises .~e speaker. The sell-supporting organization
Garden Club• to which she mod·1D1Dl homemaker look· founded in 1960, brings the
August Wedding P'ans
Introductions will be the
theme of a talk by Mrs.
Gerald Farrell at the open
dinner meeting of Council
Six , International
Toastmistress Clubs, at 7: 30
p.m. Monday, Feb. 5, in the
Meet Lures
Harborites
Greenbrier Inn.
Mrs. Farrell, 1967 winner
ol. the Golden Desert's
regional speech contest, will
discus:; how to introduce
people properly on a 11
levels.
Council Sis, compriled of
the n 1 n e Toastml1tres11
Clubs in Orange County,
sponsors dinner meetings
the first Monday of each
mqnth and fe a t u r e s
s~ak4in wbQ .ve able to
/ For Janice Lea Seeney
I The betrothal of JaJdct
fl.neat California flower ar-
rangers to the county. There
are no membership dues or
obligations; however, a
1mall fee 11 collected at
each lecttn • demomtra-
Uon, which takes place on
the second Monday of each
month from October to May.
Dedication to mission will &UJde mtmh!t.• on the l'alh " •
be the theme of the ·11st of~lf-PJogriia.
annual meeting~ of more •s )I r i n I and fall con·
than 1,000 E p t 1 c 0 p a 1 fere~s are arranged to of.
Churchwomen from t h e fer day·klog p r o g r a m s
Dfoceae of Loa Angeles devoted ~· training i n
when they gather at 10 a.m. leadership and creativity.
Friday, 'Feb. •. in the Women interested in learn·
Ambassador Hotel. in g mo 1 e about
Lea Beeney to Wllllam C.
Gannon wu told during a
champagne party given by
l1er parentl, Mr. and Mn.
Robert L. Beeney of COila
Me1L
The benedJct..iect It tbe a ol Mr. and Mrl. WUllam
A. Gannoo of Cotta Meu.
SpeclaI g U e I ti COD•
gratulatlng the couple were
Mn. John C. Barnes of
VaUejo, grandmother of the
bride-elect; Mrs. Cul Ogle
of Pasadena and Richard
Morales of San Francilco,
aunt and cousin of the bride-
to-be ; Gary and Cindy Gan·
DOD, t h e benedict-elect'I
brother and sitter, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fram SZymanskl
and family from Pacific JANICI lllNIY
Paliaadea, Che f u t u r e Sunwner lride
brfaegroom'a aunt and ---------
uncle.
Miss Beeney ia an alumna
of Newpcrt Harbor High
School and Oranae Coast
College. Ber flance was
graduated from Costa Mesa
Wgb School. OCC and la
a student at California State
Colle11 at FUlle:rton.
Tbe couple bave selected
Au;u.t for their weddln1.
NB 'Auxiliary
Newport Beach Police
Auxiliary gathers the' laat
Tuesday of the month at
7:30 p.m. Location lD-
formation may be obtained
b1 teleplloning Mrs. Jamel
Rabb, Me-1718.
Art D_isplay
~ Featured
In Librarv ,
Planning to take part Toastmistreu Clubs are in·
from the Harbor Area are vited tG ' call Mrs. Rose
Mrl. W a y n 1 Blackman, WUs-0n, 772·2!133.
prealdent of Women of St. Dinner reaer.Vations may
John the Divlne Eplacopal be made by caUlng Mrs.
Mllaion, Costa Mesa, and Duane · Sbaffl~, 538-0498.
Kra. RObert C. Lewla, prui·-:-;:;:========;.,11
Mtrlyn Smith AronoYiel, dent of Women of St. James LOCAL
named Beat Contemporary Epiacopal Cburcb, Newport
Painter at the 1988 Orange Beach. •
County Fair, has been pick. Mrs. Murton B. WW.on
ed by Newport Beach Junior of Corona dtl Mar will
Ebell Club as it.I artist of participate u a dlreetor of
No othr 11ew1peper tolls you
mote, •••'Y 4oy, ob..+ whot'1
toint on 111 tliie f'Htor
Oren'• Coast th1n tl!e DAILY
PILO . the mootb. · convocaUons.
Collages, Qils and mixedliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~iiiiiillilliimlii•lll media will be on dlapaay
this month in Mariners
Library.
'lbe artilt a tt e D d e d
Choulnard Art Institute and
. is a craduate of Scripps
Ctlleee. Claremont wbert abl· receivel the Grace
Nlc:Mt.aon Award for art
achievement.· ·
A ;iember ol Cotta Meu
Art Leag\\e ' and pr'f.!Sidfnt
ot the Orance Coat Chapter
of Scripps College 'Alumnae
Alaociati'on, Mrt. AroDovld
1a •included in the 1117 ..
edlUoo o f "0..tltaDdlnl
Yeung Women ~America,"
HaU Sizes
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..... $15.00
Shlrnmemg diamond• n 1tw.ys recef¥td wtth
open handlH.111<9 theM five Mtl.
Top i.tt. $650. Center, left to right, $3501 $950, S1025. Bottom right, $4a5 ••
Ptlcet Yfi1Y with lizl of'**' diamond.
ti FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTll ·
64o4.IJIO
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Bring spring ea~y this year with Miss Pat's stna$hing
MW dee~ double Wt ensemble. Foshion notes ere jewel
nedt Ind 9qUIN ema hole in top; sharp fan pleat
slirt under e.tra +button jaclet for a "new" swinging
silhouette. Wears Msy -washes easy -anywhere! In
soft yellow erJd w,_i+.: aizes 8 to 14.
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11.00
Jecket • 't • • • • • • 21.00
• Skirt •••••••••• 17.00
Capri• .•••••••• 17.00
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llella wllt _.., i.t lie DAILY l'ILOT :....r"'C ..:.-=::-..:...~ .. J:.. = ~--l't.J:: ~:-=..~,---
Cou"cil PT A
Mn. llolten s.ru.e.
President
COMING UP: C o a n c 11
meetlq Mooday, Feb. 5,
in the Parka and Recrea-
tion Center at Orange
County Fairll'OUJJda. Cof·
fee at 9 a .m., business
meetin1 at 9:30, followed
by a program. Dan Moore,
educational ser\licea tor
Loa Angeles County and
Lo• Angeles nmes, will
speak oa the Cote Gener!-
tion versus the Pepsi
Generation.
REPORTS: Dr. Le land
New c'O mer , superin-
tendent of the Newport-
Mesa UnWed S c h o o l
DiJtrict, s p o k e at the
prealdent's round.
Canyon PTA
Mn. Deanlt Mllkr
President
COMING UP: Bo a rd
meeting at 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday. Feb. a, in the
multipurpose room.
AEPORTS: Serving on the
honorary life membership
committee u n d e r the
chairmanship of C. B.
'lbompson are the Mmes.
Den~ Miller, Tim Lynch,
John Starnes, M a r I o n
Hartley, Joe Levasseur
and Leslie Ferguson, prin-
cipal. . . W.rs. T e r r y
McCardJe. ways a n d
means chairmar. reports
plans are being made for
a March 16 carnival.
College Pk PT A
Mra. James Sdlafer
President
COMING UP: Board
meeting at 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 6 ... Unit to
meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday,
F e b . 13, I n t b e
multlpuri>Ose room. Mrs.
Burleigh Burshem will
p~sent the honorary We
memberships. Honored
guests will be past pres-
idents and past honorary
life recipients. Program
Honest Measure?
, cba1rman. Mn. Ray Gar-
rett will present the se-
cond graden, aincing a
tribute to our American
Herftage and Founden
Dey. ~lu Bourpois,
me D • 1 participation
chairman. will present the
Corona del Mar high
school students in a phys-
jcal fitness exhibJtion un-
der the directlon of Ron
lt{cNicnots.
CdM Elem PTA
Mn. IUUard Jerdu
President
COMING UP: Meeting at
9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Feb.
8, In the cafetorium, will
be (ollow9' 'by ~ pro-
gram. Readtnf ii the
C\assroom.
Harper PTA
COltaNG UP: Bo a rd
meeting at 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day, Feb. 5, in the home
of Mrs. Arthur Hansen.
Kaiser PTA
Mn. Normu EiB
President
COMING UP: W i n t e r
Wonderland carnival will
take piace tomorrow from
! to 5 p.m. on the
sdloolgrounds. Reigning
over the festivities will be
snow king, Steve Metcalf
and a snow queen. cb<>!en
from 21 seventh and
eighth grade girls. 'nle
princesses are Soun Hat-
ter, Patty Weaver, Mar-
j o r i e N l e wlarowski,
Drusilla Yarnell. Susan
H o f f m a n. M e I a n I e
Johnson. Sally Wilcox.
Jerri Smith, S h e r r i
N e I s o n . S l e p banie
B • r t o l o n e, Beverly
Barber, Dawn Uttlejohn.
R o b i n R i c h a r ds o n.
Marcia Friend, Sharon
Jllll. Lygia Robbins. Susan
Austin, Kerry S t e e I e .
Vicki Plessinger, Karen
Dosier and Andrea Buono.
Mrs. Richard Marvin and
Mrs. Hunter P a r t e I ,
chairmen. are assisted by
the Mmes. Paul Dosier.
Dun L. Davis. Frank
Litrell. Robert Magnus-
son. Dean Hope, Frank
Collins, Ben F'ellstad and
E. L. Perkins.
Lincoln PTA
Mn. Herbert Berry
Pre9ident
COMJNG UP: Annual fund-r a 11 i n g famlly dinner
from 5:30 t.o a p.m.
Wednesct.,, Feb. 7, in the
cafeteria. Authentic: Lin·
cobl period menu wm be
1erved. Mrs. Ron HllTOd,
chalrman ls ualsted by
Mn. Richard O'Neil and
Mrs. John Whitney.
REPORTS: Serving on the
nominating committee are
tbe Mmes. F. S. Rowland,
J. Y. Watt, DoaaJd Hilden-
brand, Warren C.'lemence
&nd Gerald McCleU.
Meua Verde PTA
Mra. Robert M .. re
Presideot
COMING UP: B o a r d
meeting at t:~ a.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 8, In the
home . of Mrs. S. A.
Ascllenberg . . . Serving
on the nominatlnc com-
mittee are the Mmes.
Ross Worden., A&cbenberg,
Robert MJU.er. Robert
Sorensen and R i c h a r d
Siegel.
Npt Hts PTA
Mn. J . B. Foettr
Presideot
COMING UP : Meeting at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb.
13. Mrs. G. B. Sinyltln,
program chairman, will
introduce Gerald B u c k,
d e llnquency prevention
c o o r d i nator, probation
department, Orange Coun-
ty, who will speak on his
experiences and inform
parent.. o f prevention
measures . . . AU-school
art show may be viewed
after the meeting. Edward
LaBass is chairman.
Olive wood PT A
Mra. Richard Carry
President
COMING UP : Meeting at
7:30 p.m. Feb. 13. Dr.
Russel B e n s o n of
California State College it
Fullerton. will speak on
New Math. Honorary life
membership will b e
pr esented. Baby--sitting
will be available .
Refreahments and jitney
"Honest Abe's" favorite A'icipes will be followed exad)y, promiae Karin Feld-
man and Solie Hodor Oelt to right), when Lincoln School's PrA aponaon a
fund·raising dinner from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Both girls ate atudenta of an American
histuy cll88 wbiM n!l9eUCbed the n!ldpes.
Ceremony in Germany
Patricia Ann~ McFarland Marries
Patrida Ann McFarland
becam• tbe bride ol Anny
Lt. S.mmlt Dale Gi.Despie
Jr. during afternoon rites
in FlleferbCJl'at C b a p e 1 ,
Hanau, GermanJ.
1bt Rn. ~ l.-nb
performed II• ceremony.
Parenb of lie ~ wt
Mra. Roblrta Mc:Parlud cA
COit& MeM and tbe lat.
Dr. WUllalD 1lcrlrlMd ad
Mr .... Mn. -.....
Om.pil of Lllll ...... J1a.
,... ... MIS.~ .............. ~
1Mt liroebs, 'Wllfla• Mcrmud. lllo 1talla11d la
Otnaay.
TIM .... llrtdl. a ,._
lelCMr•t.W-....ala ~ lleM. ... I"" I
•
flowers.
The former Mias
McFarl1nd la a fraduat. of
the University of SoutNm
Flortda and ber husband at.
tended the Unfftfaity of
Ji'lar1da and it an alamnm
of the Officers' Candidate
Sebool.
'nit newlyweds are mak-tnc their home 1n Hanau.
.. Harpist Plays
R.-pllt llamet Wood wDl
....utD members ot II•
Or .... C 0 ClD t l CbapW', Kappa Kappa O a m m a
~ AaodatiOD .t tbe1r
'l1llinldaJ.rtb.t.a•tberint la .... Nt,,,.n BellCll bolDt
of .... a.rllld f'lmlt.
( 10 cents-a-scoop) dinner
will be aerved.
Pomona PTA
Mn. ..... SeWdeJ
PrelJdmt COMING UP: Boar d , ,.,._, .. ~,.,.-• ..,..,..,,,....,
m..t.Lat at 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day. Feb. s, in the
multipurpose room.
Ree PTA
CffrM Sc:Mafet
Pre$ident
COMING UP: P9per drive
Frid~. Feb. t ... Board •
meetinr 9 a.m. Monday.
Feb. s. in the teachers'
lunch room ... Honorary
life membe!'shtp will be
presented at h unit
meeting at 7 p.m. Wed-
nesday, Feb. 14. Prosram
will include the Motben
Carolers.
St. John Aux.
Mn. Vider Ctarb I
President ,
COMING UP: Trading
stamp collectiOD fj a y
tomorrow. Mn. Jl a y
Martin, cl)alrmu w 111
pick up coatri.....,_ in
all tbe clusr~a • • .
Coffee and doupit sale
from 8 a.m. to l p.m.
Sunday, Feb. '4, in the
school hall . . . Meeting
1t a p.m. Thursday, Feb.
8. Iv.others of 48 students
will host. • :
REPORTS: Board meeting
was hosted by.Mn. Danny
O'Toole . . . Mrs. Gilbert
Friese at 540-1275 may be
called to purchase the
limited number of school
personalized sweatshirts,
tee shirts and back bags
. . . Mrs. Joseph Devlin,
room mother chairman,
aMounced room mothers
are to start replacing
covers on books used last
semester.
Wilson PTA
Mrs. Robert Sankey
President Patriotic Plans Crowe/ School Calendar
C 0 MING UP: Bo a rd
meeting Tuesday, Feb.
6 ... Founders Day com-
m 1 tt e e announ c ed
Founders Day program
will be Thursday. Feb. 15.
Little Month of February is the theme of the patrio-
tic program to be presented at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb.
13, before Whittier PTA members congregating in
the multipurpose room . Mrs. Perry Chapman, first
grade teacher in charge of lhe program, helps (1eft
to right) Donald Shore. who will portray Georp
Washington. and Robert Brant. who will play A&&
ham Lincoln, arrange the class calendar. · '
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SEASONAL CLEARANCE!
ON ALL ARTl.FICIAL FOLIAGE, FLOWERS AND
ARRANGEMENTS. UNEQUALLED IN BEAUTY
AND DISTINCTION. TREMENDOUS SELECTION
OF MANY COLORS AND TYPES .
WORLD'S FINEST IMPORTED . ' ............. .
SAVE
SO<ro
HOME &ARDEN CITRUS BARE ROOT
FRUIT TREES TREE
ROSES
IN NEW
"PLANT ·IT"
CONTAINERS
Take 1dvantage of
the se11on -plent
nowl Or1ng .. , lem·
ona, t1ngerlnes,
tr•pefrult -Large
4' to 5' trffS.
seso
Cecil Brunner
ROSES
(Bush or clim~
era). Old f11h·
ioned favorites.
Tiny p ink
blooms. 8 1 r •
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For planting now to produee\ In
the summertime. P •a c h • 1,
plums, 1pricots, apples, nee·
tarlnes.
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OF BRIGHTLY
COLORED
FLOWERS. MAKE
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'941wood -Sfl'0119 IMftll •
bonds. For forfta, ftic ...... ·
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Reg. 1.49 98' eai
MARGUERITE
DAISIES
A tremendous return for yo"1'
time & effort In profuM bloom-;-
whlte ind yellow. .~ ,
LARGE
1 GAL. SIZE
~)1 1 'GAL. 98¢ FOR THE FARMER
SIZE
REG. 1.89
ONION SETS
They protluc. very n,Hd·
ly -fresh onion• rHdy
1nytlme.
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SPECIAL PRICES GOOO THltU SUNDAY, FEB. 4th
HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A.M. TO 5 P ••
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~ For Freedom Wig Business , Is · Big Business Preyiew DiM•r
SEOUL (AP ) -'I'M wi&
bualneu tw become bll
bu.Ii.Deas for South Kor ...
ID · 1982, it bd not oc.
curred to anyone to ua the
abwMS&nt auppl7 ol buma
hair exported for maklna
the wlp ~t had become
so adored by American and
European women.
Korean wta m&Un cl.W
their worbnan&blp ls amona
the JdPal la the world.
parUcularlJ la dy1n& dark
balr ipto Uahter 0 lbades.
But IOIMODt determ.lned
that the wil m a k ill I bulineu wu far man
' luc:raUve tbaa the balr U·
porting trade.
'nle UnJtecl States 1ave
a bit booet to the Koream
la JJea wben the American
TrHIW'J Dlpartmeat decld·
eel Cblaele .~UDllt hair wun•t fit tor me Deadl el
America WClal• and
forbede lmPQrt al a111, witt made from M CbiDIM raw
materlal.
1.ip into action_ sip up •
putdre11 th.t combine•
freedom and flattery for baJf..... Ch>c>M Cl J Ip
cbec:b for home, aboppinc, .....
Primed P•ttern ml: Half
SIUI 12~ 14*, 1~ ~. ~. 22~. SU. 1~ (boat
37) ~ ~ yardl 35-incb fabric.
SIXTY FIVE CENTI Jn
coina b' eacb J1111UerD -
add 15 centa tor each i-t·
tern for ftrllt-c)Ma --and ll>9dal bandl•nt Send
to Marian Martin, the DAI·
LY PILOT, 442 Pattern
Dept., 232 West 18th St.,
New York, N.Y. 10011. Print
NAME, ADDRESS w l t b
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NUMBER.
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sun.ud.fun wear. 8pld9l
featme1 I Send IO cuU.
The Tee
Tattler
Meeting Plans
Or. O.C. Budge, president
of Southern C a 11 h r n la
College ln Costa M .... will
be the gueat speaker during
the meeting of L l f e
Insurance Caahler'1 and Of.
flee Manaaer'• Alloclatlon.
Tuttday evenlnt. Feb. 13 members wW meet l n
Reven Bo.a, Tuatill.
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Korean field waa the Seolal
Trading Compaaf, wbOM
prelfdeat la Q,ai ~.
TM hair ii coDlct.ed In
Korea b7 thoulepds al ID-
d I• l d a a 11, •••dJ bouMwtwwl. tra'ftllDC rice
EVERY-ITEM-PRICED-FOR-LIQUIDATION
r llANISM IOf~•tell.d woocl.tur"4 ar1111 ,mewt.adr Utntnicti•, left. $4'19" .... ••lity ..... 11,... .... Jlt.tl • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • 6.
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c11lrlettt. It ... $Zit.ti . .. ••.• .......... .. .. .... .• .. ..•.. ....... ...... i/J7
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CONTIMPOUIY UPMOUTlm CHAii '" '"'.,. re4 HHI' ..... $Jot.ti .• '129"
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Sfmuletecl Bottle Gllll OILID WALNUT
DIVIDER SH
3
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SCREENS SYSTEM
llG $12· sn.ts IE•.$29• $44.50
Choke of Plnttheel 31" Hlth U"'9hfsl
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UP TO
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IPICIAU
DECOU TOR
5' CHEST
•••. $104.
$210.
LAaH GltOU'
NAICAHYDE
RECLINERS
... $19•' $149:95 .. :
Reg. $119.95 .......
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WORTH OF PUSTIGE
FURNITURE
MUST BE SOLD TO T:HE PUBLIC! .
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THIS IS IT! WE ARE QUITIING!
AllTll MANY YIAIS of feir end honed dHlln9 with th• Pff Pl• of th• er••· un.
fortun.+• circuftldencea heve ceusecf ua to liquidete our •lltfr• furniture stoclrl
It ia imperetive the+ we diapos• of our flne quelity stoclr of TreMitionet, Spenish,
Contempor•ry end MediterrenHn home furni1hin91 direct to th• pubric et extreme
recluctiona. Come from e ny diatence to shere ln theH febulous bergeina thet cen
....., CMte your way durin, en •uth•ntlc "qUrnn. IUSIMSS SALlf"
OPEN
SUNDAY
11 'Ii:'·.
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11 '11L 9 PM
SATURDAY 11 ·5
* USEYOUICIEllT!*TE•AVAILABLE* .
AltTIPtCIAL
Realistic 7'
Philodendron
u• $19• $49.;5
Meny Others AMllaMe
LAltGI l'ANllH I.. 12" WIDI
COCKTAIL 6' SPANISH ..
TABLES ,, . BOOKCASB .
11• s79• s1n:9s
... $49• '··
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GIANT SILICTION
.DECOU TOR
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IOWL THEM OVER -For an unhindered ap-·
proaob, a culotte is best -here in a blJICt and
white gJen plaid with • narrow belted cardigan o.er. a long sleeved linen shirt and a sleevefess
fine gauge turUenect shell Tailored by Evan-Picone
all in wool
Club Shores Island Visit
Laguna Beach Branch,
N a t i 0 n a 1 League of
American Penwomen, will
meet at 10 a.m. 'Mollday,
Feb. S, in the Laguna Beach
home of Mrs. W. H. Elliot.
During the gathering Mrs.
Thelma Paddock Hope will
/ -ten of her recent two-month
Yillt to the Hawaiian
Iala.odl.
Mn. Hope spent one
month with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvy Young, who
have a studio art gallery
on the island of Kauai.
61CC, Wllere Are Y .. 11
Due to • terrible
•veni9ht °" .ur
pert, we didn't
)tay any affentio11
to that little tiny
print in our Fash-
i~ Island leas•
which says that we
c a n n o t identify
our store 01t th•
perki119 lot side. Only the GREAT
llG STORES can do that.
This is a reel problem ••• You could
drive uound that bHutlful circle
cMv• for days without a clue about
where we or on• of your other fav-
orite smaller stores is located. You
'"ight •v•n feint or starve to death
or something!
MHnwhile, her• we are, bHutiful,
glorious, cramm•d with ell these
high feshion goocliH.
SO, TO HILP YOU OUT:
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S-.e .... • 1tetw ... D•Hd'1 __, ....... ,.., __ ,, <• ... .....
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H y~ 4'oft't fi'"' it, holler • lot .M
y.rl "Chloe" « wt.idle "A ~
0.y" eM Oft• ef ut wiR com• ru,._
"'"' out e..4 a.ed you to 1411fety •'"'
feehiotl p.HMiM, ,..,,..ty, &ICC.
Mer4e Chritte11Mt1
'
Evu,J>icone faabiou art
clalalcl and u l1ICb the.1r
fllblcm rfptiw.s D • v • r
'periahes ..
E'faD.Piccme'• do._,
Fruk Smith 1tyl••
lp0l1.hear for tbe "ID·
dlYlcbtal" without D8ff for
&immlcb °' foollah -..
trlvance. ID th1I way, adlve
WODNID are~ who can't
abide •ltlt •ll'drobet full
ol fad.a.
Regardlell of what tbe
fa I b I o ll mapzinea ~·
Enn·Plcone'a pbllosopby iJ
''that a woman at.uld only
wear tbe Hirt length that
ii becom.inl to her, ~
it'I a mini, midi or just
plain below the knee. Oae
must look. in the mirror and
lae the judge -that'a wby
a Ui.rt bas a hem."
Swingera lead the parade
Ill today's fuhion market
by their leltful activi .. Ill
aporta &Dd recreab. Fer
them, leilure time 1'UJ',
typical . of Evan • Picone,
is elMntial.
Tbe Evan-Picone falhion1
have · returned to t b •
classici and to individ11ality
through bright colors and
new proportions. A camel'•
hair auit ii nothing new but
a leaner Jacketed, dirndl-
at:irted camel'a hair IUit
with a brick red sweater la
definitely of the moment.
So is the Tyrolean jacket.
So ii tbe knit. So is the
tailored ahirt. All these
familiar-yet-new separates
may be assembled into looks
that are original, one-of-a·
kind and distinctly personal.
"Classica, ii they are to
be worthy of the name,
must be absolutely right for
today's living," states Smith
PIRFECT 300 -Gun checks and glen plaids make fashion sense on the bowl-
ing lanes. All wool and tailored by Evan·Pkone, the ph!ated skirt is in a black,
red and.camel check with a black ribbed sweater. The black and white plaid
sash tied dress is shown over an off-white fine gauge turtleneck shell.
whose design credo insists -----------------------------
on "apparel that doesn't -~-.. -l:-1.iiDlllila:9
have to have a thinJ on ( h 'T kl / T · ~J~~·N·=~~~:F:; ~; What' S f Or~~~unty Coac~~ •• :;., 7,31 ~p~~an-
m a c u t a t e . scrub-brush the-year Tom Baldwin will clng and refreshments will
groomed and unadorned by air his views about com-follow the program.
excesaive cosmetics a r e D • petition for young people PWP ls an international
always the best dressed." 01 ng before members of Orange no n pro! it organization
Thia ~ason, fashion will Coast Chapter, parents devoted to the interests of 'Without Partners tomorrow alrur}e parents and ttlelr swing to sports and relax· u•RY ""•Y 642 ..1•21 in .... atlon a n d Evan-Picone """ "'"' • .._ even g. children, and custody is not
awlngs right tnto fashion, .. -~---;,._..::;::::!~ · Members "fiU gather al a requirement for ID(!m-
dressing bowlers for leisure 8 p.m. in Mesa Verde Coun-berahip.
tim ti 'ty ,••DAY try Club to hear t h e e wear ac V1 • ~ A4rX!llerY ,.. v_._ ., dynamic Santa Ana High Evan-Pic~ne trompets the ,.,.... wen. .,... IU6 _ .Al'Ml'ica~ football coach s p e a k •
fuhion -coordinating lt to L'-'01911 H111. ca.11 ....,, a P.m. , Regarded as one of the na·
blend for a versa t 11 e _ ~"=~,.:.,.,--.= lion's t?P coa.ches, Baldwin
• wardrobe ftr an1 oeca1.io1. a~ • • • holds fll'm VJews on com-
Emblem Club
Gathering for business
seaslons &nd programs are
members of N e w p o r t
Harl>or Emblem Club the
second Tuesday at 8 p.m.,
in the Elks Lodge, Newport
Beach.
v.,. c-e~ ~~ -M•.. petition, ~rding to Mr.s.
Helen Bagnoli, p r o g r a m
chairman. ~ ef l ffflll> l'.•,lre , w..,.... '" c.--Loulklfl " Single parents are invited :,~~ ""~~ ,!,.~ •. w. "•1• to attend. Coffee will be
Husbands
'Rock Out'
In Newport 5-rance~ i.s.r.o. ~
Husbuds of Newport ~t-1 (' I t /J J? /}/}/ !~~~~U:': se~ .. ~: ~ _:)choo Of V-'alle
In the home of Mr. and out" Saturday night Feb. to. ! NEW CLASSES START FEBRUARY
Mrs. Clinton Campbell Jr. Slow, Cereful Training of Young Dance,..
of Newport Beach. Kinderballet to Advanced
Following a cocktail hour, 363 N. Newport llYd., Newport Beach 642-4068
dinner will be served. ,_........,.....,..__...._._.....,.......,_, BROCHURE SENT ON REQUEST ~
Working with s o c i • 1
chairman, Mrs. M i c h a e 1
Helin, are the Mmea. Roger
Sherman, Warren Fix, Ste'Ve
Preston, Robert B a t s o n ,
George Hauser. Edward
Whitehouse and V i n c e n t
Wood.
Members of the club's
health committee h a v e
"adopted" the March of
Dimes prenatal clinic at
Orange County M e d i c a 1
Center.
Volunteers work t w o
T h u r 1 d a y s a month
weighing in p a t ie n ta ,
uaembllng medical cbarta
and filling in r o u ti n e
medJcal data for doctors .
Those participating are
the Mmes. Campbell. Helia,
.Frank Hughes, Reser Pille,
Henry Stotaenbetg and
James Munr .
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IT 'S HERE ... FABULOUS PFAFF
1968 INSTA-DIAL
NEWPORT ·•
98.00
COMPLETE
PORTABLE
REG. 19'J.00
NOT JUST A
ZlG-ZAG
but a genuine Pfa.6, fimoas for
fine quality since 1862. has
C"XClusive presto t"eTer9e, nm
'Winds the bobbin atttomaticatly
while y<10 scw.
CAN'T COME JN?
Call the ~rest Broadway
for• no obligation home demoalltration.
3rwin M . 809
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ThwtdiJ, FtbMr1 1, 1'68 DAILY PILOT' JZ
Susan Markel -Marries' t
In St. Joachim's Mass
EJ.chang'mg w e d d l n c
PJed&H in St. Joachim's
Catholic CJmrc.b were Susan
Lee Markel and John Far·
ren McEvoy. The nuptial
mass waa performed by tile
Revs. Thomas J. Nevin,
Rudney Clement and Leo
Mackey.
Parents of the couple are
the Louis Diilon Markels of
Newport Beach and the
Jobn Francis McEvoya of
Newt.ooville. Mus.
The bride wore a floor
length g'OWT1 of whl~ peau
de toie and lace and carried
a white orchid, stepbanotis
and white prayer book.
Attendants were M i s s
Poaie Anderson, maid l of
honor. Mrs. stuart Gordon
Sall, and the Misses Nancy,
Peggy, Therese and Jeanne
the bridegroom '•
grandparents. ;
Mesa Verde CGUntry Club"
was the letting tw the:
reception attended by 25' cueats. Asailting were tbt
Misses Mary and Melanie
Markel, the bride'• cousins._
and the Misses Patricia ana
Maureen Beard.
A.8ter a boneymooa trip
to northern Califemla, the
newlyweds are at home ln
Santa Ana.
The qew Mrs. McEvoy at-
tended Mt. st. M a r 1 ••
College and Califoml.a State
College at Fullerton.. Her
husband attended th •
University of Colorado and
served with the Marine
Corps in Vietnam and El
Toro.
Markel. the bride's 1ister11. t. ' G
Miss Jeanne Markel was MOOS• roup
Dower girl. Women of the Moose,
Sall, brother-in-law of th.? 1158. assemble the first and
bridegroom, was best man third Thursday of each
wblle ushers were Charles month for meetfn&• in
Nave, Peter stern, Dwight M00&e Hall, Costa Mesa.
James and Charles Vorgas. The programs be&tn at 8 Aho at the altar were tit& nd .,.,_ '111.n• p. m.. a 1Yi.ni. "uuam bride's brothers, Louis Scott Calloway, 646-4241, may be
and Patrick Markel. called for f u rt h 1 r in-
Special guests were Mr. formation.
and Mrs. Harold Fraser ---------
Horning of Lagwu Hills, the
bride's grandparents anrl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.
Farren ol New York City,
Kids Like to
'Ask Andy'
p
ALE!
a-a~d~~ ..
SPKIAL PUICIASE
PIE-MAllR SAMPLES!
SAVE UP
T036%
TODAY!
Illuminating
ideas for home
decorating •••
Quattty
fea tures include
genuine china
or optic
glass bases
with brass
or polished
wood mount·
ings. Fabric
shades
in ribshan
laminatio11
or burlap
in assort.ad
decorator
colors.
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Kathy and Mario play
piano While Debbie and
Tanya prefer the violin.
Debbie also plays guitar and
1in11 and llke1 to play both
basketball and football. 'nte
1porta-minded family tried
slcUng for the first time this
wlater -"our mOlt recent
a c qulsition," commented
Harter wryly.
When Kathy, complet1nt
a tour in Australia, comes
home this month it la unlike-
ly that she will have time
to register for collese ii.Dee
she undoubtedly will go on
tour in Europe tn prepara·
tlon ror the C9Mpetition at
Wimbleton, wbJch draws
top-ranking amateurs from
aJI over the world.
"When you 1tart playln1
In tournaments you 'iet the
spirit' and you're pulled
along by it to see nat you
CAN dot explalne~ Harter.
"Kathy's lint tournament
was when the Loni Beach
TennlJ PatrODI sent her
bact to play in the National
Girls' 18 -ab• came in
third 1n her fint year and
ranked ffeOnd in her second
year. She wu first 1n
California both years," be
added. Kathy ha1 comple~ one
full year of colleie and
maintained a 3.2 grade.,,olnt
average at UCLA prior to
iMr teonil toun wbk:b have, aa Debtie pointed out. been
Yt'J'l be_,,ul. "Kathy apeab
really lood Span.lab and can
CODWl'M in French and
ItaJl'aD," •aid her younser
1lattr.
Debbie eorr11ttly worb
out on tbt tennlJ court every
weekend and three or four
days a weelr, u her 1tudies
permit, and ii plea1ed that
she now beats her dad "once
Jn a while."
"Debbie'• tettlnf, toudi •
• . real tough ••. ' Harter
commea*l tbouthttully.
Peering
Around
RETURNED FROM a 1&-
day cruise on the Caribbean
aboard the Stella Polu11
are Mr. and Mrs. Ryland
Weston of Costa Mesa.
They allo enjoy.cl• 2-daJ
s~y 1n New Orleans and
vlalted porta at San Juan.
St. Tbomu, C a r a c a 1 ,
Curacao, Kinpton a n d
Grand Cayman.
SENATOR and Mr I .
Roman L. Hrulk.a from
Nebraska were guests of
honor at a dinner P9tO'
stven In the Five Crowns,
Corona del Mar.
Kn Sampson hosted the
party which a110 lncluded
gueltl from WublDCton.
D.C.
BPW Club
Hears Talk
Reed Royal of Ptclfic
Telephone will prutnt 'nle
Computer Learns to Talk
thiJ e v e n I n I before members of N e w p o r t Harbor B u a I n e I s and
Profe11lonal Women'a Club.
Allo included in tbe ateft·
da will be the ae~tion of
Bosa and Girl or tht Year.
Tbqe awards wlll be given
at the annual Boues' Ni&bt
Dluer FriclQ, Feb. 18.
Dinner mHtinl• a r •
tebtduled the fl'tal and third
'nlandaJI in Mtaa Verde
CoantrJ Club commencina wttb a aoclal ltour at 1:30.
BQ1h•• women are invit-s
to coatad Miu DowrtDt
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Awarded
To Teacher
John W. Johmoa. bead of
the science departmeot at
Corona del Mar BiP School,
baa betn &lngled out from
among all Q:anie County
teachers for hoJW>r.
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the S o u t b er n California
Industry • Education Council
recipient ol an award for "'out.tandlnC individual co-
aperaticn to YOUDC people."
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teaching at Corona del Mar
High liDce the school opened
1n 1982. Previoualy, be
taulbt science for :alJ years
Ill Newport HarbOr B1th --------
School
Orange Coast Co 1111 e
Diatrict Supt. Nonna Wat-son. head ol the local •J.ec. tion committee, revealed
why Jobuon WU selected.
Dr. Watson said Johnson
11 "mentioned by more
students than anyone we
have data on u being the
instructor who influenced
them the moat."
He said Johnson has been
aucc.11tol Ill termJ of the
nwnber Of 1todenta who
have gone on to carve out
careers 1n ICience. He alto
remmed that Johnton h11
1bown sreat leaderahlp over
the yeara in arpnlzing
science faln.
Jobn1on lives at I 2 0
Narci11ua Ave., Coron.a del
Mar.
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Even when scheduling a
trip overseas, you can help
close Qur huge tourist gap,
1 wrote in a recent column.
m?reb' by trving to ·•go on
a U.S. airline or steamstup
and trying to m a k e your
reservation through a U.S.
acent •· It wa s a simple. single
sentence -only one of
several suggestions. but tt
inspired an extraordinary
volume of letters. Among
them was one letter from
Gordon Gilmore. vice presi·
dent of Trans W o r I d
AirUnes, and another from
S. Ralph Cohen. assisliant
to the president or Scan·
dinavian Airlines System.
Both men are friends of
mine and also of each other.
SAID TWA'1 G 11 m ore.
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the rlail 11quarely on the
bead."
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a "more in sorrow than in
anger'' introduction : "In
point of fact. the .. uropean
airlin~ bring almost twice
as much money into t.his
country as they take ou t.
Jd 1966 alone. their ex-
penditures in this country
wete "416 million. as against
1iles of $213 million. Your
plea to Americans not to
travel on for e I g n · f I a t
airlines can only penalizt
Am•rican aircraft workers,
American travel agents,
American banb and ln·
vtttors. and even American
magazines."
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want to penalize any of
these groups, I must punue
the question: which m these
views is correct? Since you,
the American tourist, would
obviously be making the
cboke all on your own. the
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dAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE -
28,000 Need Early I-lelp .WAR JS TOO
SERIOUS TO
BE LEFT TO
GENERALS
Alter years of refusal to come to grips with the
mental heaJth problem, Orange County finally, three
years ago, accepted help from the Short-Doyle state
mental health program.
Even so, pitifully slow progress has been made.
And now one of Gov. Ronald Reagan's task forces hat
recommended cutbacks which officials say wtll deny
about 5.000 younisters the treatment they have quall·
fied to receive.
The governor announced yesterday that he will ask
for an increase of ,4.6 milJion for local mental health
services inhls 1968-69 budget - so apparently be has
not accepted the task force's recommendation. He is
moving in the right direction, but whether far enough
in terms of need i5 open to question. Orange County
fi:eures illustnte the problem. .
The uague of Women voters of Orange County,
joinUy with the Center for Governmental Studies at Cal
St.ate, Fullerton, set out in the 6J>ring of 1966 to deter·
mine how many emotionally disturbed children are in
Orange County public schools.
The survey excluded children who were already
tteeiV'ing professional treatment. It classified students
•<X'ording to two types of disturbed behavior: Type I.
ttlt children •ho were severely emotionally dfaturb:?d,
and Type n. chiJdren whose behavior required a dis·
proportionate share of the teacher's time and attention,
bat who wert not severely emotionally dff;turbed.
h •'IS found by teachers and psychiatric clinicians
that of the 298.677 students in county public schools at
~ time of tt>e study, about 6.000 were Type 1 who
sboald be refen-ed for psychiatric he}p. Another 22,000
...n Type D-multi-problem children in learning and
beibaYior' and probably some of them "masked" Type I's.
In other words.. more than one in every nine chil·
drtn in the public schools, kindergarten through high
school arause the attention and concern of teachers and
are in need of help. E\tery school district bas a share
and each should be concerned that these student.s re-
ceive help at early stages be!ore their condition worsens
into a life "habit" or pattern.
Orange County schools are attempting to cope with
the problem but they are severely Umited by inadequate
funds and insufficient professtonal stall.
Tbe South Coast Child Guidance Clinic in Costa
Mesa is the only clinic of its ltind in all of Orange Coun·
ty. It, too, has been severely handicapped by lack of
funds. But it nevertheless bas determined to expand to
provide treatment on a county·wide basis.
Dr. Maurice Kaplan, clinic director, said that it ap·
pears one county clinic, with branch offices, C'ID treat
as many children and their f amilles for one half the
cost .of four clinics under Short·DOY,.le. SO when the
state would not· match funds appropriated by the Board
of Supervisors for the four child guidance centers under
the Sbort·Doyle program, the clinic set out to provide
treatment for som~ of' the 28,000 public school children
who need it.
The estimated annual budget for the county-wide
clinic will be $238,000. It will have to come from private
citizens. foundations, industry and united funds.
It is uncertain right now exactly what effect Gov.
Reagan's requested t4.6 million mental health budget
boost would mean in Orange County. While it certainly
will help the program, mental health admJnistrators say
that Orange County had not been meeting its needs
previously and that the increased funds, when spread
throughout the mte, will not allow room for needed
expansion of the services locally .
Nonetheless, perhaps they should be relieved that
the Reagan Administration is asking for more funds
rather than less. It indicates that the governor's much·
criticized attitude toward some welfare programs isn't
as negative as it bad been painted.
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A Matter of the Greatest Iron• 'Sen. Schmitz
Fails His
Dear
Gloomy
Gus: Doves May Have a Grisly Choice
Constituents'
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1'o the Editor:
State Sen. Johe Schmitz, our
repnsentative in the Senau, is en·
titled to hold and express the ultra·
conaervative, far·rightist views be of·
fen the readers of bi-s column, "State
Roundup."
H~. In h.is recent column
dealing with propoeed state COO·
mtuUonal revisions dealing wiUl local
governments, he displays: a) in·
tellectual dishonesty or b) abysmal
Ignorance of our American con·
stitutional system or, perhaps, both.
THE SENATOR STATES, ''The
primary purpose of the constitution
of a free people is to limit the power
of government and preserve the
separal.ion of powers and the checks
and balances among the different
branches and levels of government."
The purpose of the national Constitu-
tion is ind~ed to limit the power of
government. but also to '' . . .
est~blish justice . . insure domestic
tranquili ty . . . promote the general
welfare .. and secure the blessings
nf liberty ... " The senator's state·
ment is ty pical of his pattern or
stating half-truths.
ANOTHER GENERAL principle of
free . constitutional government ls the
provision ot the machinery for ach!ev·
ing orderly change. It $hould be ob·
vfous that local government in the
nation and in California has. by and
large. been unable to meet the current
challenges or urhan unrest. vio~ce.
unemployment, poverty, disease as
well as crime.
The senator's readers are entitled
lo a more honest and rullstk ap·
pralsal of the proposed revisions of
the state constitution. The debate that
will ensue as lo the merits of the
revtslons should revolve about the pro-
bability of their achieving deslrable
ends rather than an outright rejection
tirged on the basis of an incomplete
•tatement oC constitutional principles.
THE SENATOR'S devotion lo "prin-
ciple" can be evaluated by the reader
In considering his recent vote for
Democrat Hugh Burns for t h e
powerful position al President pro-tern
of the state Seftate. Sen. Schmitz no
doubt Cinda support and votes in his
nearly Lwooto-ooe Republican district
by attaictini the Democratic p1rty's
philoeopby al fovernment. ~t finds
it exi>edlent to support a DemocraUc
cM>dldate for Senate leldertblp.
ANarRER REVELATION ol tbfl
seoat«'a demagoclc tactics caa be
sttn In the qtmticnialre Mnt his
conatitutnCI dealing with tile problems
oC hl_., education in Callfornla. H!s
The Johnson Admfaistration is
asking Congress to remove the
gold cover for our currency •
We've already gone from silver
certificates to federal reserve
notes. Now our Great Society is
moving toward federal no-re·
serve notes.
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recounting of events on the various
campuses represented a classic pal·
tern of innuendo. h~U truths and
outright misrepresentation. The ques·
tions posed in the questioMaire were
so "loaded" as to render an objective
survey totally impossible.
THE AMERICAN political proce!is
relies. ultimately. on fair play. hones-
ty. full disclosure of all elements
with.in an issue as well as tolerooce
for divergent points of vie w. Weighed
by these standards, Sen . Schmitz more
often than not fails to give his coo·
sUtueots full measure!
THOMAS C. WERT
Hot" ff i!Jh h lligla?
To the Editor
Hnw high is high?
When I was born in 1884 the cost
was Sl.0 and I didn't owe the govern·
ment an ything. Later in life we had
five children. Cost per child, $50 for
doctor and like mnount for hospital,
and not one of the children owed
the government anything.
Later ln life we had 2 2
granddUldren. The first grandchild
owed the government nothing, but the
last grandchild owed the government
$12.000 at birth and the cost wa11
over seven times bJgher than lbe cost
of one of our cbildren.
NOW COME THE NINE great
grandchildren and some on the way.
each owing $10,000 lo 916.000 dollars.
depending on the date of their birth.
What an awakening they will h.avp
someday. What will they think oC our
government? Will they call it progress
or mismanagement?
CLIFFORD GERMAN
To ttie Editor:
I am 11 yeE.ll's old and in the sixth
grade. I read in U'le newspaper that
the National Park Se?Vlce stopped
the f1refall at Yosemite.
We have gone lo Yosemite for
several years and I think the firefa~l
is ooe of the loveliest things there.
For '¥1 years the evening campfire
program has ended wtttl these burnin(
coals falling over the granite cliff
al Glacier Polnt into Yosemite Valley.
As Ole fire falls, "America Uie
BeauUful" is played. lt is so beautiful
it mak• me feel Ultt I want to cry.
Tr BAS BECOME a traditiOll now
wti6cb people all over America come
to aee. It'• nice to have lraditJon ln our country.
When Americans visit Yoaemi~ and
... ttdJ f1rdaQ lt mates them love
hh' country net malrea them provct
to bt • American. T UUnt It 1a
llnportmt to keep it foin1.
_IOmt m_.,xour ~$. Wbo
1"1 Yottm.lte would like to b.avt tbe
drefaU restored. I Wl"Cltt to Senator
Mmpby about thit, and per~ ff a lat al ~wrote ft~ bltp,
ElJU.BETH '1SHEll
,\
It is a matter of the greatest irony
that the more insistent doves who
pt.rbllcly prate their morality may soon
have a choice of two wars -and
may choose the war ther consider
to have the superior morality.
The search for peace goes on . . .
and will continue.
But it will not be decided by hawks
or doves, but by events. The decisive r actors will be reason and ' reality.
It should now be obvious to the most
self-righteous doves, wbo find their
country at fault in every international
issue. that a "withdrawal" could
precipitate a more violent aggression
than now exists.
IT IS AN UNHAPPY fact Of many
centuries of history that where power
exists it may not escape inv~lvemeot
-in peace or war. A ~at powe~
may not remove itself from the con-
flicts of power. The eov(!nta of
o~cember 7, 1941, are the best ex-
ample of this irrefutable truism. An
Asian power, wishing to extend its
power, attacked a then neutral and
wit hdrawn nation in an effort to
des troy enough of i ts power to render
it impotent in the vast Pacific area
included in the aggression ~·
Other examples are in the history
of the past. In 1914 the fierce tide
of the Kaiser's forces struck suddenly
and without warning throllgh neutral
Belgium. The second world conflict
included its share of ' ' p o w e r ' '
maneuvers.
ON AUGUST U , 1939, a world
already in a state of fear and nerves
was S'haken by what was, at the time,
an utterly incomprehensible oonag.
g~e11ion treaty between Stalin and
H1Uer. Such a pact was impossible.
The two bad beea the most implacable
of enemies. Yet Hitler, who bad come
to power on an anti·Communist wave,
much of it falsely manufactured, bad
initiated the treaty.
Both signers were calculatingly,
cynically mendacious. double-raced.
and most diabolically shrewd.
Why?
Hitler wanted to carry out bis plan
for taking over a large share of
Europe and Poland.
GREAT BRITAIN, then a power,
was in his way. By his treaty with
Stalin he believed he would frighten
the British into frigid neutrality. Be
thought the empire's remaining power
would be nullffied.
For the Russians the t r e ~ t y
obliterated for an indefinite time the
fear of an attack by Germany. Stalin
was ~fl to pool what resources be
had against Japan. No longer was
1t necessary to watch two frootitts.
Japan was herself suddenly out·
maneuvered. She agreed to a truce
in the Far East.
Also -and thls was a part of
the deal -the Germans bad agreed
in their oonaggr~sslon pact to allow
the Soviets to move into "their" por·
tion of Poland and also into the BaJ.trc
states.
On Sept. 1, 1939, Germany invaded
Poland.
SO IT WAS THEN Germany against
the remainder of Europe, especially
Britain. She bad, by treaty and the
use ol power, made herself secure,
so ran ber belieI, for a sufficient
time lo take Poland and the lowlands
and then tu rn by invasion to Britain. n.e Murucb "agreement" of the
years before had been made by ap.
peasemenl Neville Chamberlain had
nturned home saying he had made "peace for our time.·• ·
Later Hitler was to violate )).is treaty
and make a surprise thrust deep into
Ruaaia. In late 1941 Japan broke
through the dawn at Pearl Harbor
to destroy mucb of the U. S. strength
in the Padflc.
LET US, THEN, not be naive. We
deal now, in 1968, as man has in
all hi! past, with reason and realism.
We are very clo~ to the necessity
to uae the small straug.ic nuclear
weapons. We cannot put massive
armies to the task if the task comes.
Unless reason and realfsm come
to North Korea and Hanoi, UlOSe who
advance the squalid theory that only
their country is lo blame will be
able to choose the moral war of their
choice -a grisly choice, to be sure,
but a poesibility -unless reason und
reality can be invoked.
LBJ Studies Reagan War Speeches
WASHINGTON -Of all the Viet·
nam statements by p o t e n t i a I
Republican presidential candidates.
th ose or California's Gov. Ronald
Reagan are being examined most
closely at the White House.
Each time Reagan mentions Viel·
nam the full text of his speech is
obtained by local administration
representativei and rushed t o
Washington along with a detailed
repoTt on the reaction of his audience.
usually receives a standing ovation
from his audience. One report c~ver·
iJlg an Oregon a]>pearance ataus :
"Reagan can articulate what Joe
.Doate1 it think1nC on Vietnam better
than any other Republican. The people
listen to him. He baa a way of almpli·
fylng problems to the point tMy C8:f1
undenta.Dd. He can really turn his
audieacff on by simply asking the
same qaestlona which are on the
minds oJ molt of his listeners."
The reason behind this political
!lurveillance is that President Johnson
and his chief foreign policy advisers
are convinced Reagan is th e only
Rt-publican capable of stirring up the
American public to demand adoption
of an "all-out win pblicy" in Vietnam. ANO'l'llER REACTION re port
The belief at the Whiu House is warna ol Rea1an'a potential TV
also growing that Reagan. slated to
political appeal, u follows:
"Although the last GaJJup poll shows
him trailing further behind President
Johnson than the other three leading
GOP contenders, this is probably due
to Reagan's apparent decision to tern·
porarUy limit hiJ appearances on na·
tional TV.
"Reaga11 is a master of TV and
If his )ocal speaking appearances are
any l.ndkation, he would in a very
short time upstage other' Republican
candidates with his simple and ap·
pealing solution for Vietnam."
Political strategists of Reagan say
he is waiting lo see how well Nixon
does in the primaries before making
any major national political move.
MOST OF THE dele1atea now-t>.ck·
ing the fonner vice president or lean·
lng that way, they claim, would rush
to Reagan if Nixon faltered and the
California governor picked up the ban· ner.
Says one influential Reagan aide:
'1U Reagan today suddenly said he
wu a candidate, we have the names
of 3tlO delegates be would pick up.
That would kill Nixon. But that isn't
the governor's strategy. Should the
primaries turn out to be a dead end for Nixon, Reagan wm get his sup-
port."
And Reagan with Nixon's help, the
aide beU.vet, could conduct a "blitz
campaign" at the national convention
Uiit would more than m a t c h
Rockefeller's expected effort.
PaalSeeU
be Calilornia's GOP favorite-son can.
didate. will be in the thick of his
party's presidential nomination battle
by next August. Lower Classes See 'Two Laws'
SEVERAL OF THE President's key
political advisers are p r i v a l e 1 y Tbtre ii no dou~ that the pbrue
forecasting ttiat the coming presiden· "law llld order" is going to be ooe
tial primaries will be close enough of the major Issues in the coming
to seriously damage the candidacy J>recidential election campaign. Both
of former Vice President Nixon, bl par:Ues wlD. be llddbll "1-w and Ofder"
addition to eliminating Michigan'• to Motherbood. UM Iflai, and Prolper·
Gov. Romney from tbe running. lty, aa ta.. taTtd aymbola oi tbelr
Should this double-knockout occur, -e1111iBdMf1,
they say, the actual convention While the "respect for law" is one
showdown will end u:p aa a contest ot the mOllt neceaary lnlfedltllta in
between Reagan and New York's Gov. keeping IOdet1 ~. few penons
Rockefeller -with the outcome a eve botbfr to 11Jr tbtmetlV• bow
toss up. th1a ~spect b JOit. and wt11 dllorder
Most disturblng pollllcalty to Preli~ then reswts. As a peopM, we beUne
dent Johnson and hla adviser~ is tbe ln att.ocl.ing 1ympl01N, rather than
simple. hard·bitUn.1 approach t.bat uoderltaftdin& causa. We much
Reagan takes on ~in.m, as follows: prefer blttlnt heade to ftlllnc them.
"We have the poft'r to wind it up fast ln Vletnaru, and I think we JUST AS CBJU>JlEN take their
should QM lt. Thi war must be foll&)lt ldeu of ••manners" ~om parents and
throuab to victory. mea.nlftl first, an U. 8dllttl cloleti to them, so do
end to North Vi.tum'• •urt.... .... ._ 8dvntal9d e\emeDtl lll eode-and aeconct, an bMorable and ..,. t.J '* .,. ktla ol "law" from the
peaet for our Soutb V i e t a a ID more ...._., rniemben above them. netchbon. ~ In bott> C8HI Is a subtle,
" trited. foftn ol Imitation. Mii dlll .,._ dluel bl our IOdetJ • Ill ._ lar' bit "two 1n1•• .n tirOillid tMllL 1'blJ ~ one law that .,,... ••• ,.. U-.:1n md aftOtMr 0,lt =-·,... lat, tba.tana.e.-.. .._...., Uie comecw, u.
llCW9J 1'11 llDmedlaWJy blurs •• rudlm '•'1 ~ o( .. Juatl(iT*
.... M\19 .... faaftlld la ~ ........
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not to achieve equality under the law
but to Jain "clout" -that ls, to iml·
tate the men who flocaiab Ullde!' Ulla
1y11lem, to become aacceuful. not to
become good, laWfol, or ~ly.
Wben "respect for tbt law" Ja truly
obeetftd 1n high plac.w, it will be
followed ln low pllcel; When "equal
treatment" becoa. man fact thmt
ftetiori , "law and order'' wtD become mon tbu cbeap 'lbltm Aco
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~. FeblllitY l, 1968 ~LY PILOT Jf
Hor Se 0wriers · ~01\. Boycott of Santa Anita
ARCADIA (AP) -~ hone
o•nett ad SaDta Anita • mnaln
deadlocked in purse negotiatson. with
a boycott acbed\lled that would halt
raciag OD Friday,
Af~er ntaotiatlou tblt laRed put ~lbt. Douc A.Wm, secnaiiy et
the OallfoniA divlaiaa of t b •
Honemen•a ~ md Protec-
Uve Aaloclation aaid:
"Tbe atalcute conU... 1btre bu ~en no eetUement. Alter al tMM
boun we are • m .-rt • ,.._
we went in."
SMta Antt1 ~ 41 perce.t of ltl
pui • mutuel waceriDJ lbare lD punM. and the horsemen bk .tr.
One percent lJ estimated to be worth
about •15,000 for a meet.inc bere.
... 'Ibe track is boldinl to 41.'' Alldna
edded. .....1 Saturdat• •ioo.uuu • added $tiubb Stlkel fMWrlnl 1987 Hone of the
Year Damucua wu in doubt.
Althocalh entriee for the big race
were to. be taken today, it baa been
announced .-rUer tbey would be taken
hldq lmtead.
Attinl and fttd Byan, vice pnai-
deJlt Ud ~ mab8CV ol .Santa
Anita. ·~ tbeN ..,. no Im· mediate to reeume necotiatioN.
Ryan ad ed, "botb aides are hopeful
t.My can be resumed."
M • m be r 1 of the • HBPA at an
eotergeJICf meettna Wednesday Digllt
indicated by 11tanding vote that a large
majority would keep tbeJ.r bones in
the barn if agreelllent were not reach-
ed.
Membera must act indMdually in
ref\ralng to eJlter horses. Of tbt 400
to 500 present, about 'TS l*C8Dt stood
whtn asked if they would boycott.
'lbe entry bo.1 for Friday's race
Ul'tTe...._..
MAYHEM ON ICE -The Chicago goalie takes a
a spill and the puck sails into the net for a goal
Wednesday night in Madison Square Garden as
New York's Rangers scored a 3·2 victory over the
Black Hawks in National Hockey League action.
Part of Strategy
UCI Coach Will Avoid
Las Vegas Distractions
Distr-actions like buxom waitresses
with ultra-low necklines ere rather
tbe gambling metropolis of Lu Vegas.
gambling metropoti4 of Las Vegas.
And for that reason, UC Irvine
coach Diet Davis is taking special
precautiOnJ for b.iJ weekend basketball
outing with Nevada Southern at the
Vegas Convention Center.
"I don't want our players thinking
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about anything other than tbe game,"
DavM· explains.
"Last year we made the . mistake
of arriving there too early. We went to lunch at one of. those smorgasbords.
One look at those waitre68es and our
kids' eyes were rolling around in their
beads.
"I don't think we ever got our
attention fully back to the basketball
pme,.. he recalll. Nevada Southern
dumped the Anteaters, tfl-11.
Tbls time Davll isn't taking any
hances. Although there'll be no
1•tncters uted on h.il charges, the UCI
i"f has carefully plotted Saturday's
}nararf 10 the team will motor to
·' Vegas by car.
A lelsurely luncb (at the Salvati.Oft
t-mY Miiiion) and a liJbt aboot11\g
10rkoot at die ConYentiOn Center ls
Jaunt to tile East Coast Is ofHolally
on.
~ A·11 t e 1 t e r 1 have
engagements hi early January
wttb aucb eaatem powera 11
Bostoa College (the outfit that
gave UCLA a rough go Saturday
nlll!t), alway1-poteot Providence
ud Rltocle Island.
To fariller upgrade the Uct
elate, a game It the University
of Su Franctaee 11 ln the making,
aJtltottgla It haa . not yet been
fluUzed.
An4 for bona1, Edinburgh
(Pa.) will be in th UCI tourna· mnt. ·
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More on UCI. ... the Anteaterettes
(Boosterettes is their real monicker l
forked over a $1,005 check to the
university's athletic scholarship fund,
via the Big I Boosters.
The goals worked their elbows off
in a two-day rummage sale to rake
up the Jnoney.
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S"4wt ClrftllU
lltternatlnal toecer comea te
tlte CoH1e9Jll tbe 18tb of tltla
aOtdlt wllen an ArgenUne aide
... .,.. off aplnat tlle Mexican
•aa.ul aqaad. B•vtac die latter on tlte aeeae
• ..,. Co .uract a larce crewd
... flme ,,. ... ,. are aaytng
dlle a.tlilla-1 reewd or n,m ma1 ......
Hines, 'Big E'
Lured Away
By Pro$$$
HOUSTON, Tex . (AP)-Jim Hines.
the former Oakland hil!h school star
who shares two world sprint records.
apparently will bid farewell to a
dr~m of competing in the Olympics
and sign a professional football con·
tract.
The Texas Southern University stu-
dent bh•mes financial nroblt~ms.
And. Elvin HayPs. thP Pig E of
Houston's top-ranked Cougars. said
Wednesday he would bypass playing
for the U.S. Olympic team next Octo-
ber in order to concentrate on profes·
sional basketball.
"It would be an honor to play in
the Olympics. But I've alwavs wanted
to play pro basketball. and I wouldn't
want to lose any time l!ettin~ reat1v
for it." said the 6·8. 235 pound All-
Arnerican.
Hayes, a senior, is a likelv ton
choice in both the National Basketball
Association and American Association
drafts.
Hines. who had done 9.1 in the 100-
yard dash and 10 fl at for 100 meters.
is expected to sign for a fancy bonus
with the Miami Dolphins. who selected
him in the sixth round of the profes·
sional football draft Wedensday.
"I'm t09 flat broke to pass this up
and may si~n for enouah money to
stay in school.'' he said. "I deeply
regret having to pass up the Olym·
pies. but that's the way it must be.
My finances wouldn 't let me do other·
Wise.
"l have a wife and baby to support.
J want to finish my collel(e education
al>d I'm not on scholarship. and my
whole family at home was In a car
accident last October. Both my father
and mother stilJ are unable to work.
So I have preuures on all sides."
Hines feels a deep sense of debt to
hi1 parents.
card opened at 8 1.m. #
There was a boycott In New Vork
last year and r~ntly in Florida.
For the past 16 years, horsemen
In California have received tO percent
of the tracks' pari·mutuel shares. Last
Thuraday, Santa Anita boosted it to
41.
Ori.glnally the HBPA members ask·
ed 41 thla season, 42 next and 43
in 1969·70. On Friday the request wu
boosted to 47 percent, which the
horsemen argue ls the average for
major tracks throughout the nation.
The negotiators, including officials
of both Santa Anita and the HBPA,
went into session immediately follow-
ing tbe mee.ing.
Several persons, at tbe horsemen's
Jnl!eting had urged the purse com-
mittee to take further time with the
n<.'gotiations.
Though Santa Anitra officials were
invited to t.he session, none appeared.
A Jetter from track President
Robert Strube, dated Wednesday, was
read to the assemblage. He said in
part:
''In all such disagreements, the only
hope of settlement lies in negotiations
In good faJth.
"Instead, we have been confronted
by two unnegotiable demands. The
second of which is of a dimension
that would close out the financial
future of our racing operating and
both of which were accompanied by
cessation of racing.
A statement given the HBPA
meeting showed Santa Anita in 1966
had paid $4,059,177 ln stakes, purses
and ewards during a 55-day meeting.
Thls season bas been increased to
75 days under California's new racing
law.
Old Guard Takes Control
In Hope Classic With 67's
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP)-The
Old Guard, so to speak. was in at
least temporary control today as Bob
Roebur~1 41, and long Bill Collins.
39, led tne way into the second round
of the $122,000 Bob Hope Desert Golf
Classic.
Ronni.e Rief, pro at Costa Mesa Golf
and Country Club, got through hls
first round with a 34-37-71.
Rosburg, now listed from St. Louis,
whose last tournament triumph was
in the 1961 Bing Crosby National, and
Collins, whose last big one was the
1962 Buick Open, went into play fi ve
strokes under P!lr and one ahead of
their nearest rival, Lee Trevino.
Collins won top money of $2,970 in
Sports in Brief
the pro-amateur phase of the Hope
last year. But both he and Rosburg
finished out of the money in individ-
ual scoring, each with 366.
Trailing the leaders were Billie
Casper, who had a first-round 70 and
Arnold Palmer, with 72.
The top three players found the
Indian Wells course to their liking, but
from now on out the going may be
rougher. Most of the pros rank Indian
We lls as the easiest of the four in
action.
Par is 36-3&-72 on all the club tests
-Eldorado, Bermuda Dunes, La Quin·
ta and Indian Wells. Indian Wells is
the shortest, 6,711 yards, and Bermuda
Dunes the longest at 6,910. ·
Tom Nieport, last ~ar·s wlnner,
shot a first-round 76 at La Quinta.
A year aio Nieporte started out with
an identical 76 and followed with 88-
68-68-69 for 349.
Thirty·nine of the 136 pros broke par
in the first round . Palmer and Casper
played La Quinta. which with Eldorado
is regarded as the more demanding.
Which did he think was the tough·
est?
"They're all tough the way I'm
striking the ball," replied Palmer.
Casper, who won the Los Angeles
Open last Sunday,. observed jovially,
"I guess I'm a Thursday starter."
Ordinarily tournaments begin on a
Thursday.
Magner 'Elated' at Draft;
Cypress Dealt Body Blow
Costa Mesa's Gary Magner. one of
a record crop of USC Trojans plucked
away in pro football's New York
player draft, said he was ''elated"
at being selected by the AFL's New
York Jets.
Contacted Wednesday at his apart-
ment near USC, Magner also said
he was surprised it was the Jets
who drafted him. New York selected
him on the fourth round.
"I got letters from every AFL club
but the Jets," he explained.
"I was really surprised they drafted
me. Weeb Ewbank (Jet coach) called
me at 10 minutes to six Tuesday
nlghl to tell me they had just drafted
me. He asked me what position I
thought I could play in pro ball and
J told him I thought I could play
defensive end."
Magner, 6-3 and 220. p 1 a y e d
defensive tackle at use last season.
''I told him I could put on another
25 pounds and I'm going to start
on the weights here pretty soon with
Adrian Young and a couple other
guys. I've never lilted weights in my
life l>efore but I need more weight
for the pros."
* * * C}'llreu Junior College's booes for
an Eastern Conference basketball
cba.mptonshlp were dealt a bo!.ly
blow by flnal 11 e m e 11 t e r ex·
amlnattons. the DAILY PILOT has
learned.
Slx-foot·aeven forward • center
Doug Sharples bas been declared
scholastically Ineligible. The team·,.
leading rebounder and ·a 10 point
per game scorer, . Sharples baa
JI ANDERKELEN
SAYS GOODBYE
ST. PAUL · MINNEAPOLIS (AP)
-Ron Vanderkelen bade farewell
to the Minnesota Vikings Wednesday
without rancor or remorse.
The one-time "Wisconsin Dandy"
was traded to the Atlanta Falcons for
a seventh·round draft choice after five
years of living in the shadow of some
other Viking quarterbacks -Fran
Tarkenton for four years and Joe
Kapp last season.
His future with the V i k i n g s
t\<aporated Monday when Minnesota
traded for quarterback Gary Cuozzo
of the New Orleans Saints t..nd former
bltcltup man for Baltimore's great
Johnny Unitas.
played a key role In Cypreaa' 6-%
record and second place standing
in the Eastern Conference.
"Yes, It's true." said a gloomy
coach Don J ohnson Wednesday.
"He played hi11 last game for
us Tuesday against Golden West (Cypre11 won, 67-65). Right now ,
I don't know who'll replace blm
In the starting Uneup. We're really
going to miss him.
"We'll have to play at 480 peroent
from here on out."
* * * LOS ANGELES -Mando Ramos
was a slight favorite to capture
tonight's long.awaited r e m at c h
Laker Hex
Over Hawks
Intact, 110-102
against Irish Frankie Crawford in a INGLEWOOD (UPI) -One of the
lO·round Ughtweight contest at Olym· ~at mysteries of the National Bas-
pic Auditorium. ' ketball Association Is the hex the Los The last time the pair met Oct. s. Crawford scored an upset decision Angeles Lakers seem t.o hold over the
over Ramos and the Olympic has St. Louis Hawks.
heen trying to bring them together Althou gh St. Louis leads the West·
ever since. The match was scheduled ern Division by a wide margin, the
three times but was postponed due Hawks can't seem to beat tJhe Lakers,
to injuries. c he th Harnos owns a 19·2 record and ranks no matter how 0 ten or w re · ey
third in the junior lightweight division. meet.
Crawford is a natural featherweight It was the same story Wednesdar
and is Usted as No. 4· in that division. night when Los Angeles pulled out a
He has a 26..S pro record. 110·102 victory. For the Lakers it was
* * * LOS ANGELES -Nineteen Los
Angeles Dodgen have algned their
1968 baseball contracts.
Newcomers are shortstop Z-Ollo
Versalles, pitcher Jim Grant and
utility Infielder Paul Popvlcb.
Versalles and Grant came to Los
Ange'es In a c:leal that sent John
Roseboro, Ron Perranoskl and Bob
MIJler to Miuneso~a. Popvlch waa
part of a deal with the Cuba in-
volving Lou Johnson.
In announcing the s I ~ n I n f s
Wednesday Dodger G e n e r a I
Manager E. J . Bavasl noted that
there were saJary cuts as well as
raises because Los Angeles finished
In the National lea(Ue's second
division.
* * * GREEN BAY. Wis. It may be
that rival coaches in the National
Football ~ague will sleep easier
tonight after Vince Lombardi, coach
and general manager of t.he pro-
fessional football champion Green B&y
Packers. holds an unprecedented
postseason news conference.
There htls been speculation for some
time that Lombardi may give up his
coaching chores -possibly to vet.eran
aide Phil Bengtson -and concentrate
on the general managership.
their sixth win in a row over the
Hawks who have not defeated Los An·
geles since the first time they met in
October.
''It was not an artistic triumph,"
said Laker coach Bi ll van Breda
Kolff. "but I'll lake It anyway."
ST. lOUIS LOS ANOILH 0 I' T 0 I' T
~elv 10 8·12 78 9avlor 16 ,., J
8rldo°' 10 ~A 2' Clark 1 H 1t
Ct ldWfll & 4-1 16 Covnll I 0.1 2
HvdsOll ' 0.0 I Crawford 0 0.0 0
l•hmlM I 0.0 0 Goodrich ' " 11 Siles 1 1.1 J HtW!clns ' 1-2 • Ohl J ,., 10 Imhoff
Snveltr 1 7·l ' Mutller Trtmollltn I 0.0 1 Wtst
J J.4 '
0 J.I ' • ~10 27
Wllktns 1 l·' S Totals J7 11·lt 101 Tot•ls '4 22·29 110
St louis 27 22 7' 1• -102
lOl AnO<!le> 2t JO 29 71 -110
To!tl foull -St. Loul• 27. lOI An111ln u.
Anenct•~ -12,3'1.
Amigos Relax
After Beating
Denver, 112-105
ANAHEIM -Having polished off
second·plaoe Denver, the AnaheiJ?
Amigos take a day off belore a Fri-
day meeting with New Orleans, first
in the American Basketball Associa-
tion Western Division.
un 1-P llrior to tbe eruclal evening
tUt wttb lbe tam railed aixth among
1>e a1Uoa'1 small coneeea by united
Prtal 1n~·· board 0 f CMChes.
CIF commisttoner Ken Fagans HYS
the Executive Committee will Jegialate
agaialt bieb 1ebool bask~tball teams
participating ill preliminary games to
profelllonal ewnta.
Tilt Allllgos have currently slated
a few gt.mu wbi~b have hlgh school encounten as prelli:nlnar les.
presumably to attract !•ns to see
the American Buketball AalOClatlon
in don, as well as to wltneu the
prep preltm.
I'll Cut Him in Two-Quarry
The Amigos built up a 23-point lead
ewer Denver Wednesday and held on
for a 112·105 victory.
Larry Jones led all scorers wtth 38
points and prodded the visiting Rocle·
as did Paul Hamey, Julius Boros,
ver moved within seven points, l<K-97.
Bf'n Warley led Anaheim's attack
with 23 points. trCJ. by the wa.r, 11 unrlllked ln 8'it• of i&I 14-3 NCOrd llid tbe •in ~ 18th rated C9l S~ (LA). It's
GIJieult to beUeY• the An~s
ctllldn't btat aucb r8b!d •:=• M PblJ.1ide1Pbl• ~ · ey
_.., Norfotk Stael, Mcl'f... • -Pa,.... also points out that 11
atainat the ttatt code for prep bands
to appear ln eo11nectlon with any pro
event -me.n!ng tlle IJ"OUPI that
performed for balfUme ot the Pro
Bowl Wt were vtolatinc at.le rules.
There probably ltn't a Jot t.bat can
be done abOut It, however, unleu the
bandt are put oe probaUOn.
OAKLAND (AP) -Thad Spencer,
'#ho's not known as • puncher despite
13 u yos tn '¥1 flghta, Is talking of ~ bockout u h1J bil fight with Jerry
Qusry nears.
Qu.arTy, a 193-pound Loa Angeles
youn11ter of 22, waa quoted by a
sports writer as bavlnt sounded off,
"l'U cut Spencer in two." Spencer and Quarry are ICheduled
for 12 rounds Slturd•y afternoon fn
a Wl'llfinal fight In the ellmin..tlon
aeri• to ple,t a IQCCtS&or to Cualu1
Clay, whom the World Boxing Auocia·
.... ----· ~ ,_ ..
lion dethroned as heavyweight cham-
pion.
Tiie winner will meet Jimmy Ellis.
winner of the other ~emi·final, for
tbe .WBA crown in March or April.
EUia outpointed Oscar Bonavena to
resdt the final. R«orted Spencer. a San Franciscan
ol 14 and lbout 20'l pounds, "lf Jerry wlJ! ~o&iu. I'll forgive hlm and lef lWD -awy around tor a while -~ four rounds."
Quarry baa 14 kayos among his
\
25 victories. He's lost onl!" once, to
Eddie Machen, and drawn four. 0£
coorse. he didn't apologizt.
Spencer bas knooked out 13 men
in compHing a 32-5 record, but Is
known as a boxer, not a t.ayo artist.
However, manager Willie Ketchum
says he has been working on Thad's
style and believes he can stop Quarry.
Intentional or not, some of Spencer's
recent JA-fight chal.ter has lipj>Ured
t.o be Inspired by Clay's needlinf in
his ilory days.
•
Anaheim has 18 victories, 35 losses
and a light grip on fifth place.
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Still Top
Scorer
By ROGER CAIWJON ... .,..,, ........
MIU Jacl.IOn of i.acuaa
Beach, despite mi.uillg two
1amea with a sprained
ankle, still remain.a the
Orange Cout area scoring
leader with 443 poinu and
a 26.0 per game average.
Continuing on the heels
of Jackson ia Mart
SCCMllMe UAOUS
1· ~.t J~fL,J.w, I~·' t. JoM ule I ~ ~ '4. 'Jim H11<1ltttl" 101 S. Mlkt s_., MO) 312 •
6. Phll J.«•" (CclMl )SI lU
1. G•'9 J,'!!,dtr IHll) ) ' Ii ji1 ~-'f:• ~~~,. (~~ '1 •
10. i!'u"tlo:a IMMI
Soderberg, the M a r l n a
center, who bas closed the
gap by six points to trail
with 417.
Corona del Mar'• John
Yule is third with 389 points
edging out Jim Huckstein
of Mater Dei (~) who was
third in the last poll.
Hucksteln'• running mate,
Mike Sweeney continues in
fifth place with 372 points
despite efforts of 40, 1.8 and
2> in bis last three outings.
Phill Jordan of Corona del
Mar moved up a couple
notches from the eighth spot
to number six with a total
of 35.1.
Jordan took the poalUon
previously occupied by Greg
Snyder of Huntington Beach.
Snyder fell to seventh due
wu1nly to the fact the 6ilera, alonl with Marina,
played only three game1
during the time the Sea Kings were getting folll' Wts
under their belt.
DYNAMIC DRAG DUO -The Orange Coast aiea•a
owner-driver twosome of Jim Busby (left) and Hank
Westmoreland make final checks of their fuel drag·
Iler "Beldlboys11 prior to Friday's opening of the
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IGD Slturdq al Clll ltate
(~ Be a c b ) bl a
dou)Tebeader with· t"9 ._.
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tU tllt PirNI w ... ,.,... " &I' ;tarter.. .
tw • c1at to a ~· Plckeu la11 be'U .,ut bia ~· atarten •lainlt .Colnptoo~
• iandoa. -wiCb 8-and ... Ctrco •'• PllJ•not ,._.. as pltcbiq bd'tbe 111111 .. .._.,....._. .. •:· The B·uca U.. Saa
Westmoreland in Winternador&ai. ... ~... ~~S:..OU:.':i
Speelal to the Dally Pilot fying over a quuter-mlle who Will bavt Bobby TJPla IDll' .... tn Dplal Cwh Wtldlll .~· ~. atar Gary
LOS ANGELES -Hank strip. 11 b1I fbe1 drUJf.tr drti•, -..., to Jiil latM moclll fMa apptarl .... · Jn ....
Westmoreland, 2'-year old The big abowdown for the delGary .~andna~To.,.. ~of.N·e~ o11 ·6e deallr'a ~ e.....,,pttc:blftladfatt. Alto Oil blDll va Jbn nation's finest drat racers 11 Mat ¥-19 _ Daot. m&Jd. .._ D a a S1ll1e fNm Kat.er Del national record bolder from will take place Sunday. Robett ·M. TbomptOll of 'n. mlddlea .... ,_... llDell II the mlY ... (liif), Geor1e , .... frcllll
Corona del Mar, beads a Westmoreland zoomed Co.sta l4e1a. . wtaUaMrolMlll90• ltut.er la a.. Olltfttld at Co a ta ~·eaa -anc1 Jake
list of fo\U' area drivers who down the Yo rt, W~f_ Para, ptelldent of dltmDbMd. ' . ...JDOllMlt. Jakoaky from N • w port
will be comi>eting in Na-Pennsylvania drag strip in the~ repor:ta that tta.· 'Jtlele wtm., ...._ lllto M catalr 'Dl..1..-. "'~ Barbs.
tional Hot Rod Association's 6.88 seconds to establish tile field will number aome~7SO -of ...a dmlDlltllw dla6ce ' ~ -• e l g b th a n n u al Win· recognized record for a entrita tor tbl' dcMlt dfal ..... for.,....... . • -aDCl a touc1l · Qel•ea Wat
ternationals at Los Angeles measured quarter mile. · cba:nqriomblps-ftef pro-~~ ~ a~~ -ud~S~• vtt" • . Rult1er coacti: Fred
County Fairgrounds i n He'll be driving for Jim ducecf in the Far Wejt. ~ .:.-" Hoover IOU8da ~-' .. "' Pomona. Busby of Newport Bea@. Cara will awa• u varied Steck -:-: J_., a 210.pomder wbo -....---·
The drag r a c t n g ex-Westmoreland is allo a 81 tbe driv .. ~ihemaelvta, 8eDek aa plaJed at OCC four ,..r. "We're ~J an im·
travanganza is scheduled sm-fboard shaJ)er. ranglnf' ~ the· 1,SOO ~ .. ...., at 1 .. JD. ~· , ):lrO'Ytd te.ID, there'• no
for a three-day run, starting Others include L a r r y h or 1epower fuel-burniq Prtdlf D!I IMaaM/ aad lO ' Bl • just bta dlldaarttd doubt .,._ il Our overall
Friday with blistering quail· Stellings of Laguna Beach draptera, capable of m •a. ......, flun the ..me.. • • • other HbaW .. ADdJ -tf , * "(:(
deftDM 11 madl better -
that wu cur downfall lut
.,.. . And the pitching and
biUinl wtll be better tb1s
HalOD.''
Booftr ua Diae-lettermen
beet. from Jaat year' I club, tncJndl"t, amd buen>an Jim an. .211) wbo WU juat
pkbd oa tbe flnt round
ell tb9 baleball draft by the
DttraU TIC••· Cuter, alone db second
bue...-Lonnie Clamen
(.Slt) art the by men
returning.
Pkat bueman DOD
Neuiehauer ii alao back.
Hoover'• best pitchers are
Mck. Tbll lllt includes Den·
nil Jones, A,t Spencer and
Doll lluneell He aJao has
Randy Summerfield from
MariDa aQd Jim Nenadal
from Foothill. Snyder bu 348 while the
other half of the Oiler
tandem, Mike Contreru,
follows with 34.0.
Randy Wright of Fountain
Valley bas felt the pinch
of four straight games in
•hicb the Barons have won
or lost by four pointa or
lell.
Pro Cage
Standings
GWC Cagers Newp-011
·stuns Vike
.... (pltcber • outftelclet). Dllmil LeytrlJ (outtlekt) OUMe COAST ..... WMt ...,. Yocum (flr•t bale) =:. : ::::::::::::::::·;:t··uC: r,~ ' -It LtlW leedl •111• aDd Bob l>J'eu'.e (oatfte)d) ...._ 11 ... •· ..... et L-IMCll CC , ... t -et ~ ' l • ,.._ ..._11 • .. • . Ml. SAC T~t '"· 1 .. 17 -IC Teut11111'111!1t ti ~ ~~ -:_.~l~ ~ ~":::::::::::::·;:; :!.....~ ::0.~C-LOS ANOILIH CITY
:u..IU UI.... _., -WU& .,. ,.. ,,. .. .. .. • .. • • .. • .. .. ... -,... u -ot.ANOIE COAST ___. ol f 1'. I b m en #Mr. 1• .......... et .. ~ , ... ,. -COM,.TON ..,._....,_ • Mltr. S" .................. et ~ ,..._ f1 -ti SM IWMnllno Defense Credited .:ir1e: ~c: ~~
BUl Moore, the 6 • 5
forward for Marina, bolds
down 10th position with 322.
, ....... , ... ,...,, ,.
.... aAST•a11 DIVlllOfl W• I.ell l'Ct • ...._.
ll 1S .717 -
as 11 "" t'h 21 ii Ml 11
~~ ~~the talent :::: 1:: ::::::::::::::::::::: ... ~ :: ~ ::£ ~~IY
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/ w . ti .. :.'-er from aN~~ secort· /Mr. IS" .................... Ml. SAC :::: ~2:. ~~~SA~ ... rog ers H bor \;Abu looked i;·r =~:; -.-.-.·:.:·::::.-.·:::::::. ~~": IMr.11-~LLEltTOH
Or, mprovement .~ , . 111' ~-orkou•-and f001 '"~1rlepr ~r.W ................ ..._ Wtlt =: 121-:_•~f.:ra'fiOE ' -rt .. IA WHU l/ltr. 2'" . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . It Stttt• AM MM. ,. .... , ~-c-i
· NJ • · H. · pill Jenkins looks 1 1 k e ~l .. t s. t.w;· ·,~:;: i:= ""''· " -SAN 1e1tHAao1NO
&. !l~7 2S 27 •• , 12'b
2' 3t .IM 1M
12 31 ·"' 1'
Wl'lJsdm tin"~.-~'-~~ Pickens' st\o.rtatop. Mike ,..,_ ". . ................ lefNr69 :;· ! : ~ ~ourNme..t
Golden West co 11 e g e to hoe for Go1dill West. ;:&, , Wedneada Leppa, from Costa Mesa, :'· ; ... · · .. · ........ · ··· · · ~ ,.,. •It -., ettr1"' TourMfMl!t
basbtball ..... .,.. .. ·Die'._ Ag'•'"-• Mt. SAC,-~-.... a_aaay lfflDa to have the third ,.::,.. :::::::::::::::::: ... ,•'~:': =:ll=~~
•'"' 1:·1r ... .._a .. _.... , -.nua a.I .._.. ~ .._ -lob. AP<. 311" .. • ......... Mt. SM Allleflle ,,._,,, U -SANTA ANA. Stricklin crediu h.l.s ...i., • d rt.-... ~· ....,. • ~ ~-'"" Mn l"'-••... _ .......... •• _.... ••-MT .. SAC y-yers an ...,,,., ... 11, &bt .iwatlm ~ .....,.. ir tint · VWWSJU candidates Ethan ,,.., r.~·oemii • ~ •:•-eti<i.I..,,_
adjustment to the man-to· have played th<* tou,ai toes t.a ot fhe .euon, 2S-l'1. 'oUver and Mike Balley will a-Time: i ".m. ::; : = S'~=' .. man defeMe for t be almost even-up. Maria led U.O before --.-....,~----------------_;.;.::.:..:.__::.:...:.:.:..:.:.:=. ___ _ ~ j ' '
Btttlmore H J, Detroit IOI Rustlers' cWTent g o o d They were don ir, only Tim st Qalr. and .Jim t,tc..
_.. 1 .. n qdlt tlsllliA the tldt .. ft-New Yortc UI, Clllcl1111ttl 11', OT llollOll 111. ClllctM lit "uOW.ueS against tbe best three to Mt. SAC with only ;JuveoatN tbe Tara with a
tealD8 in the E a s t e r n 3: 50 left before loaing by pair ot . triual~ in 1be ~
Conference. 18. In the '14-17 Ioa to ad 131 lb. cllviaoe.
LOI Mttlel )10. St. Ldlill 102
The Rustlers have been Fullerton, Golden Wat wu ...., ......, on ,_... ml
•ITANCIA i>I~. " ,., decidedly out·manned in re-in contention most ol the ,. ..:;.. .._ . (M) -. KIM (NH) ~~ '~l I~ ~R, 11111._..":r=..., .. -cent outlnp but the basket· way and Cypreu managed ~1,1Mfllw fMl -.c. Mm.r tHH>
iems Detroit •• ,.,,,.......... ball they've been plr.ying ta to beat the Rustle" by only '~NM; -~<M> ...,. D'Allllca
i'•:= ~~:-=, 8t~ of far better caliber than two 1
NH> -• ,~, -. LYie S. Oktle YI. Stn l'rlfldlco at . l Ml!· . C1* (NH) 4lk. o.Mrf ~ OlllllM they diJplaytd earlier in the Strict1in hopes bil club llf -~fff"' -. e.r"-
aeuon. cm maintain 1•-•-pro·.-.. utM!. · '""> ........-°'" flOUNTAIN VALUY,o~ "Mo le uu Y~ !Ml -! Y"!""' 11f . R fi AIA st boys who come into bl'and of bubtball through 3•r-Cit'P c•H> -. • ....,
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h•=. rr; n I 111H.. IASTH;.:==.. .... JC basketb&n are right out two more toulbies. The 1 ,..; ~ (Ifft) ... Certw -~ 3' n ~ ::!"so~: : ~: 1: l of hilh school J 0 n e Ruatlera play RiYVtlde Fri· -1..t-* (Ml ... ...... CM) ~ 'I n 1nc11 • .,. ,. ,. .m 1w. defenses," Stricklin aay1. day .. 1-. at OCC and then i7t ~ CMr CMI •· ...._.....,._
le__ 1 1 1l ,..._ JerMv u " ·463 11 "It takes a little time ~o -.u• ,.JN~ -..t!.-· '""' -. ---·;-· J Kentucltv 20 JI .315 U take OD 0ra!lle C0aat Tues· 1~1·-~ ' ..__,. ,111 , adjust to the man·to-man. day. lt'fW .. -:-,...,,..., ,_, -. v.w
WUTHN DfVISIOM y ' ~ to be -llJ"' ., .
HUN'TIN•TON HACH JlW~ .... OrlHlle ,, 11 •• , -OU ve •"" a ~tter 'l1r
. Snvdtr "1)1 '!! ,T, ?:i~' 31 21 .sM m defensive player on the JC "U we can get through ~ .".!'!!.!' , .. ) .._ -..T . .l'~ e'ri~"011 1t,,'. ~' · o.11r.~ ~ : 1: 1! level and I think we're get· " -r ....._. ,.. -_,....,. tt Melle1m 11 » _,. u ting much better defense 1boae two without being ~SK"'* (NH> -. L--..
'*-'°" • .....::.. :._.:• 11 from our pla.yers now. bo~ out, we'll be all " _ a--flfft>--. ...
' 11 Anttitlm 11i. °"'"" 1• "Allan Robinson, for in· right,'' he say1. 1 --H-. Mat-•> • IMIW, t"'41
7 New JerMY lit. Della 111 6-~ pla 1. snvw s ' '' lrldl•na m. ,.lttlllllrlll m ,,_,,_"'• yed mosUy a llOlle '.'We'r. getting . m<re ex-• -Lat•,,.. CN1f> -.. ...._
Wefl<lll' ' ... u .. • 11.-H ('.7••lt) O 12 def ' bigh b.ool t JM) -~I ...... .... -... 'J Tr T..,.. .. _ enae m SC bu perieoced all the time. All l"rNYt -~. CMI ~. MWIMY ~=•• ) I~ sa ] ~::1u~~·; ~~IMll • he's really coming along I can ask is for the boys to 1;z-1 _ '""' -. ~
w111a111 ij o.nu •' ,,_,._..,. defensively. In the last few 1 ,.. UMr1mM u'"l -.. ..,,..,._, foeltrmtn 1 be' keep buaUln~and ~laying to 1 ;..;. lM · --. ,.. urclY l'r!Uy'1 9-games, I done good i* • ..._ ...___. of illty 1• '~ (lllHJ -. ..._... • btll I 1f New Orlffnt et AMl!elm Oil some rtaJly outstanding ~'W._, I · (Ml -. s;4 -·---.,._ 6W... ii ~ :,i::~:a .'~~rttv offenelve players.,, e'r• predominanUy a '~ .,_... CNJO -. MleH <M>
1 ' MIMetote at ic~ It's beell a rough rO'fr freahma dub and we're IJ!' -H ....._ ""' .,.. • ONO
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MAalNA 11•1>,~! "a ,Pi;. playing teama with much 1'fM>..._~ f""l -. ,,.._
1 more esperlenetd personnel "r& -i-•• ~.....,
Ulat we have. An in· ~~ ~ ff 1 RA CE RESULTS experieuced team will make
11 ~ I P. • lot ol tunao¥•1 and that's 1= .... ..,.. ,•M> -_ =
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·------..... ••••••-•••~• wbM we wen dotni earlier -= cMi -. .....,. f,"' -MATH HI 11.,1 .,: SANTA ANrTA .. 1hSa ltUOD. But our charts c -:.. 0.... CM> ..... Min r,~ t:I ~~\;• ,I olds:,•• ,~!...111T~-:V~~: .. ;;·~'"' 5!~~:r-'O,,_.. > t bow ,..•re committing ...,. •M> ....... ~ • ~ '! ~~;~~'; tj tm:G=~ t!1-~---~-~--e-~_~w_er_tumo __ v_er_• __ • ..:..__ .. _,_fll_·.:..~_ia;:_::.__IJ..:..'_•_
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"Some letters don't require an an1wer, but the ones 136 lb. Paul Robinson and
that do I send a repJy. All requests for pictures I have to Dave Wommack in the 108
turn over to Dodge (the factory for whom be races) and lb. dJvh1on. ·
they have the picture• made up for mallJ.Jll. All I have to The . de!ending I e a g u e
d · i th and b d th b k,, n-.. champton VUtlngs will be o ts s gn em an em ac , .IHl&er says. pinning most of thei:r hopes
It is dificult to imagine the fan wor1hip NASCAR Grand • for a win with Doug Gephart
National drivers are accuitomed to receiving every day of in the 130 and Andy Vorooo
their lives. Fan loyalty in Dixie has to be aeen to be be· in the heavyweight class.
lieved. venm
In NASCAR Land. Baker Is just another driver, but bia ~?'~:i!=•o'~~t J:c.w~= fta1
lans worship him like youngste rs in· the West go for O. J. -:U-Aroue11o tHBl c1ec. cw1r1 1•1
i impson and New York kids relate to Mickey Mantle. ~~a-aim tH11 "'"'*' oe-cw>
Baker can tell what time of year it ii by opening bis -t~wc1e CHll die. ""',.. cw>
mailbox. From mldJeaaon to about Novembe:r, when the IH~.01o1wy cw> -.c. ~
clock car circuit hu paused to catch its wind. is when most 1U:-~ 1H11 -.c. ...,... cw>
4f it comes in. -t1-lond cHll ,._. FNllM cw1 -3:47
Oddly enough, the mailbag Is heaviest at the end of s-1.._,.,,.., CHI > -.. c.tt cw>-
the season. ,. IU::i:~ c;'Jli ~~~r:.JHrJit!
"Lots of folks write me at the end of the year to say ·f!.-."Y1111e,.. IHI > -.. ,.,_
how much they enjoyed watching me race all year," Baker :~=~f*rdt 1w> ,._. ~
11ays. (W~~lttYM CH•l *"" D9Ylt
Then the volume reduces to a trick.le, until right after
(he Daytona 500, whkb this year will be Feb. 25, before ....,... ,,.,._ growing araJn. ..r--""lfh 11:.·~ ,.,,.:r,:,.n._
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, Most of the yoW'lg lady correspondents know Buddy is 1.1 1-cw> -. ,_. CH•>-Tile first ,.....,.,,_llrt
tested ... ,...... ...
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~ arrfed. So be doesn 't get those mail order propou.lJ some -ft'"• iw> -. ~ '"81
dim stars do. • ~~ CHI) -. ........
H . .!!!.JW> -.C) ·~-~ .... !.J!!.•>-c-l4 • e does fet a large number of letters from young boya, -···~" cw> -. 1._ HI>
JDd be 11 sensitive to the fact h11 conduct on and off the :E""' cH•> -.. Md"'-" cwl
l"ack hu its lnDuence among younger fans. ~ IHI> n. "'-cw>
For tliat reason Buddy is one driver who is trying to 1~~e111w> -iw forftlt
lfve down the "bootlegger and moonahiner" image ltoct car HYW-fto metc11
Oclng haa arown up with. ....,,
"TIMI way I IMk at ft," lte AY•, ''we are pnfe1-
1loul 1We&e1 ul Iota of beya datoae u te let dilelr
example. Tiie ieDow1 •• i• .,.. ... putyblf a let ud
male a dltplly of dlemHlvet area't ltelptltt &lie 1port.
"Plea1e don't ue uy aamea, beeaae tlley are
frle.U et mhte, ud I .... e ..W.C peneull:y aplMt
them for dolH wba& they wut te do. Btlt a fer me, I eo .... 't .. It. r,
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The aiaht of a carousing race driver to Baker la a1 de-
moralWng to a youngater u if Johnny Unttas kept a bottle
of Bour~n on the bench ud swlaed out ot k .VCl'J time
the Coils go on defense.
Baker 11 a giant of a man in Nclrih Caronna, where foot·
ball and buketball playen come mce. He 11 t ft. I in. llDd
weighs about 250, starred ill football and traat W JINeCf
up collete to join the Grand Nattoaal circuit ,
He 1tlll worb out like an athlete, running alid w.tilg
with weigbtl. Lut two timet I taw him he wu ablta1nlnl
at press parties at which nobody e1'e wu. 1 Like Richard Petty, Buddy ii the IOD of a Grand Na-
ttonal great. Papa Buck Bahr still competet from time to
time in the tame race• with bit tGD. Buck 11 4t, Buddy fl.
Their real namet are Elsie Wylie Baker, Sr., and Jr ..
but have you ever CODJidered walkhlg ap to Gino Marchetti
or Merlin Olaen and greeUna them with tomethlng like:
"Hi there, Elzie"?
Let't leue It at Buck ad Badd1.
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tllat M ..... , ea•P& •• Ulre tnd. ft'1 a ...., .,......,
... ntertalalac ipedade.
Wlte• Jobale Pal'lllll .,.... ... ,. .... ~
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WU fertua&e e ... gk .......... MD .... ti -ta1•1.-a.wwpMe,..,..,DuRNll1a. ... tf Car Craft M11uhte.
When the ame BaDet JM Ganea euae ner tile
pabUc adclrett my1tem, I be1an to weeder If .... was
: going to h Jib wret111a1, WU. fin ,.,. nmilal
•around tbe coutrJ aalq tile Utle "Swedlal A-.eL"
It Wu lle.U• 811Uet lee
Yu, It wa1 fie real Joe Ganoa, Du URrt4 me.
T1le mH wbt ttlrrtl my amaaU. at ... GOmert .._
1.. 11early • y9art afo, Bllltt J4K"<. was ttlll nellll
at tbe a1e of II. ll'e won the mala.
h that Reid were tkee tdler ,,.., aamea fnm
rada1, Panoa, Carntben Hd Carter. 'nley wen tlle
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'l1le angllnf IJ'OUP wu beaded for the mOlt unique
ftlblal tl:larnament ever concocted.
A ._.c aaltwater adventure dreamed up by a,ward Alhby wbo la Drtli~t of the Conolan Corpora.
lion that mates Gucfa J'C>de, the conteat is called the
stuth'ern Cross Filbioc T4N11lament.
The area they are ~g boasts tbree ol the best
ftahlng holes ~ tbe world, the teeinm..c waters off ~
Great Barrier Reef at Cairns, Au.stralla._ at Whangaroa,
New Zeal~' and Papeete, Tahiti.
! Monday, the Howard AsbbYa, with the Elmer Hehn
and ~e Manny Stevera, all of ~ewport Beach, will fisb ~ tOumey u will Captain Sid Bracy, E. Garrett. Don ~. the Jack Ferrys., Bob Alexander, the F. W. Nor-
tont, the Hageretedt, the R. P. Tobinl, the S. A. Bakers,
BUl McGee, J. Wallace, Georgt1 Cooper, the L. Evans,
senior and junior, J. Babros, D. Reilly and Pete Cornell,
all risidentl d the Southland. .
tn the same party are five anglers from Florida,
aad ~en from u far-awiy as Oklahoma, Washington
IOd Ohio. ·
'. At the f1nt slop at Cairns, some 100 fishermen
from all over the globe •ill be here to compete and try
their baits in these waters that produced the world ncotd l ,OM pound black marlin last yeu.
r. P•rt• "' s•"taet1
' . l'rfday, the entlN tourney group of sportsmen
, .wlll whlftttCllntt tn Sydney before flying to Whan·
..,.., New leeland where Zane GNy, with local
ilcl,,., John Vltallch •ta number of world records
I fft the .... 1920s. .
. On Feltrwry 12,. the toumament switches ac.-
. ff9ft In Tahitian w•te" where • 3,000 pound mar·
· ltn ••• taken on • hand line by nitfves fishlntt for
.. to.
l · And here 11 wftere the competitors will meet ~-bit and tough All!,son Tuna, too.
; In this part o ftM South Pacific the ltottom le
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••• '.1'11-.... Deep ! . Id Groenendyb of Harbor Island, who spends
1$Ucb of the year at bJa plantation in Tahiti, reports be
wu spooled thrff timel 4n one day on 135-pound stuff
because 1hese bl« bombing tuna strike and then head djrectly for the deep and there is no way to tum their
dlarge.
Victor Jory, of tcreen fame, has turned producer
def ii concentrating bl1 adivitie& in wildlife and fiBhing
fUms. He and bis c.ameramen will catch all the excite-nimt and the winners· and losers of the Southern Cross
'l'purnament for 1bowing to angling clubs and the gen·
eral public .
. 1 Like the recently deceued Bob Wilson who loved
to fiab a.nd give away bicycles to practcially every kid
i .. the HarbOr area, Ashby k the same kind of host in
the grand manner. .
For it was he who told all the sportsmen fishing
the Southern Cross to le~vt their gear at home becauJe hf had arranged to have tackle for every kind of fish
~ croup would .ncOdllte react, to go at Crai.nt, 'J)lin(aroa and Papeete.
'nte Daily Pilot will be receiving cables from cor-
rnpoodent ABbby after the close of each week of action.
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High Schaol Campaign Opens Feb. 9
APea s ·wimming Prospects Brigllt
BJ ROGER CARLSON Albright for most of their ....... .., ,.....,.... ·-poinwi. Blab a c h o o l swtmmtng Others expected to help
teUOD ta due to get under out the Sea Kin£ ca.use are
way shortly with the Coro-• Jim Bradburn, ~ McGlll,
na del Mar Pl'.actlce ret.ya · Bob M c c l e 11 a n, Steve
and the MaDc1a relays both Schwer, Jim Stoner •d acbeduled fer February 9. Tom Horn.
Newport B a r b or look.a
like the clau from tbe Or·
ange Coelt area in the SUD·
l6t Leatue while in ~
Irvine League it appeata
that C«ona del Mar stands a good chance to uphold its
Irvine' League cliampion·
ship.
c ....... alM•r
The Sea Kings will miss
the likes of Mike Martin &
Co. but still retain a num-ber of outstanding swim-
mers.
C-Oacb Dave Mlllovich ftl.
cornea back Brook Cross and
Mike Albright among others
who could lead the Sea
·Kines to another undefeatAld
dual meet season.
Cross bu done 57 fiat in
the 100 butterfly and Af,
bright was second in the
CIF' finals of the Bee 100
and 200 freestyles last year.
The Sea Kings will be re·
lying on Nick Armstrong,
Eric Curtis and Bruce Black to go along with Cross and
Coata M••
C-Oach Don Utter sreeted over eo candidatta for the
Mustang swim team and
promptty claimed he would
be de'per than ever before.
'lbe Meu coach iJ count·
ing on Dave Whitaker, Chris
Gammon, Bob Mosley and
Jay Sponagle to carry the
burden for the Muatangs.
Whitaker, the only Mesan
to ever to make. the CIF 1i·
nall in swimming (2nd in
the Bee 50 free) will be go-
ing m the aprinta and the
individual medley.
Another junior, Gammon
figures to go in the 100 fly.
Gammon turned in a 57.5
this year in an AAU meet.
Mosley is expected to vie
In distance races and breast·
stroke while sronagle, a
sophomore up r o m the
Cees will go m the breast·
stroke.
Curt Plumlee and Jeff
Roy are two others heavily
counted on.
Mosley ls the only senior
on the squad. 1
E.U.nd•
The Eagles are taking
dead aim at Corooa del
Mar's domination of the Ir·
vine League and coach Lea
Cutler bu a lot of help
from the Bee team back
that copped the ClF cham·
pionship last year.
Cutler la figuring on Jim
Carroll in the middle dis·
tance and freestyle, John
Prentice in the sprints, Da·
vid DeGrasse ln the back·
stroke and individual med·
ley, Greg Goodyear in the
breast and freestyle.
Others figuring prominent-
ly in Estancla's plans are
Jim Hill, Steve Owen and
Bradley Stevens.
Fount•ln Valley
Coach Henry H o r t o n
claims his swimmers prob-
ably won't do as well as
last year due to transfers.
Gone are David Taylor
(third in the Oee 50 free in
the CIF bnals) and Mark
Milllnich via the transfer
route. Horton bas Frank Pucoe
back in the 200 free (2:03.0),
Eric Stone in the individual
m e d I e y and backstroke,
Dennis Larkin in the free-
styles and diving, Harry
Noah, a transfer from Lonr
Beach Wilson in the 200
f r e e style and individual
medley.
The diving pictW'e at
Fountain Valley is bright
with Larkin and Jim Boyle
handling chores.
Buntl..,ton Beach
The Oilers are starting
from scratch w'ith R.ms Hill
leading the way.
Along with Hill are Mike
Moorehouse and Rick and
Mike Brian.
Hill swims the 50 and 100
free. He bas a 54.0 to his
credit in the 100. Moore,
house will go in the 100 and
200 free and Rick Brian
will go in the free sprints.
Brother Mike figures in the
breaststroke.
Laguna Be~la
Four school record hold·
ers lead the Artists' cause
in the Crestview League.
A total of seven lettermen
returns to Laguna headed
by the titleholders. Mark
Atwood, Carl Cray, Will
Hitchcock and Jim Warren.
Others counted on are
Charlie W a r e and Bob
Frost.
Coach Warren Watldna
says weak spots in the team
are diving and distanc~
races.
Hitchcock and W a r r e n
both go in the medley while
Atwood ls a freestyler and
C r a y apeclalizes in the
breast. <"' M.,.I••
Marina has lost ace Rich
Eason but could still pose
a threat to Newport and
Anaheim in the Sunset
League.
Back are standouts Keith
Donaldson in the free, Greg
Helend in the butterfly. John
Turner in the free and Mike
Hagen in the breast.
Others counted on to
share the load are David
Miller, Michael O'Farrell,
John Remy. Roy Buell. Paul
Farr. Don Lippoldt, and Lee
Davidson.
Steve Mcconnaughey, an
outstanding sophomore, is
expected to do m o s t
everything.
Ne.eport Barbor
The Tars stand a good
chance to nab the Sunset
League Utle with eeveral top
swimmers back that fialall.
ed second in the Irvifte
League last year beb1nd
Corona del Mar.
Back are Jell WllCOJ: ln
the breaststroke. Erle Lin-
droth in the sprints, Gary
Thomson in the breaat and
Doug Dovey in the butterfly.
Also bolstering the Sailor
contingent are Mart Holle.
Tony L a B ia n c a, 8ob
Rogers, Brad Shoemaker •.
Jim McDonald and J1m
Wilson. •
Rogers will be counted on
in the backstroke a n d
sprints while McDonald will
probably go in the 400 frM
style.
We•tml ... tet' WI
Coach Walter Otto has a
young swim team this yeu
with only two seniors amon&
12 junior s , and •
sophomores.
Ross Cook ( 100 and SO
free style) and Jim Stout
in the backstroke are the
seniors Otto will be counting
on. .
Others to help out are
Steve Kubel up from the.
Cees (individual medle1i
breaststroke and freestyle)(
lt's1968! And again
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OOUILE TROUILE -Serena, a look-alike couain
of Samantha, played by Elizabeth Montgomery.
makes trouble on "Bewitched" tonight, in color, at
8:30 on Channel 7. A case of mistaken identity en·
sues when the hippie cousin makes the front page
of the local paper.
TELEVISION VIEWS
2 Great Plays
In Spotlight
By JERRY BUCK
NEW YORK (AP) -Two stage classics, each
more than 30 years old, brought a luminescence
to the television screen Wednesday night rarely
seen this season.
FIRST, there was Maxwell Anderson's "EJiza.
beth the Queen," a 90-minute Hall of Fame presen·
tation on NBC. Then, ABC's two--hour re-creation
of John Steinbeck'6 "Of Mice and Men." It was to
the vi ewer's advantage that they did not overlap.
How alike, and bow different, they were.
One was a drama of love and intrigue in Lbe
splendor of the Elizabethan court. The other was
a chronicle of two hapless migrant workers in the
Depression caught up in a dream they could not
realize.
BOTH PLA VS revolved around the relation·
ships of two people trapped by circumstances -
in one instance, a queen and a nobleman aeeking
her love and her throne, and in the other, a wan-
dering farm band and the half ·witted companion
he is bound to protecl ln each, one is compelled
to execute the other.
Dame Judith Andel'SOn portrayed Queen Eliza.
beth with an incandescence. She ',\'II a WOIDMl tor•
mented by love, yet willful enough to aacrifice that
love for power and duty. ln the final sceoe, 11 she
wavered -yearning for love, yet knowing Lord
Essex would bring England to ruin -ebe w• par-ticularly moving.
CHARLTON HESTON W11 splendid • Essex,
the larger-tillan-lile popular hero. whose ambition
and vanity and pride made him hell-bent for disaster.
George Sdlaef er's production was well staged,
the supporting cast was excellent and the players
were magnUicently costumed in a rich mixture of color.
" IN. COUNTERPOINT to the Elizabethan play,
Of Mice and Men" achieved force as a low-key
drama. The direction was unobstrusive and the
color was muted like a pale water color.
~orge Segal brought an earthy compassion to
the role of George, the protector of a dimwitted
giant, Lenn ie. Yet. the play properly belonged to
Nicol Williamson and Will Geer.
WILLIAMSON played Lennie with a child-like
grace. He dreamed o~·owning a farm with George,
where they could raise rabbits and be could pet t~em. But his affectionate strokes led to death -
first that of a puppy, then o~the trollop wif or a boss' son.
Lennie's trust in George remained to the le
e!!d, when George put a bullet into the blck of
his head to keep him fr om dying at the bandl of others.
GEER. WAS CANDY, the role he created on
Broadway m 1937. On his face could be read all of
the woes of a man beaten down by life.
. Joey .Heatherton played the teasing wife with a Wl6tful innocence .
. DAVID SUSSKIND'S re-creation of stage and
movie C'lasslcs for ABC this season has been un-
even. but this one ranks with the brilliant "Diary
of Anne Frank."
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HOLLYWOOD -Ruby
...... wtll bi ... OD ltap
for tbe ffnt time, bt more . -• "*' lllSt Tue.day wbea a'be ~in "Bell.
Boot ud Candle'' a t
Cbiea-'1lvlllbot Theater.
Mias Keeler, 58, a
gtandlllM6er, bas been nv.
in& in ntatllMDt With her
pr'Meql b.-..., J 0 b D
Lowe, at 2111 Med Drive, Newpmt Beach with a view:
Of the Pacific ml, UDtil re--
He
1ucbes
Lmdan'• tufnld.on
tlen$ to cool
it Ind cell
him"Sir''l
.
SEE ''LUX-£" ON THE
LARGEST SGREEN IN
ORANGE COUNTY
•ATR• s.t. & Sun. 1-4-7·10 ..... COllJA..,. ..... , •• ,,.. .
S.. the FMleus llecrNtton~ of Noak and the Ark,
Adam •ncl Eve, S.r1h'1 S.c.rifke and many othen.
·• ** * SID'llENlmll·AYA GA!!!. A llllW" RICHARD JIARm·JOON ftw1un
-::r=-011MIE·lOCHAEL PARIS •• ... , Pml nrr c.rrtrr'T
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LAST 13 DAYS
-4llJl fact. I've never done
I lfnilfJt actinC job Oft
· sta19. n wu ahrWys •line
.uct duciac.
"Wbell they uked me to
,pla)" the 'put of the Jeadlng
lady'• aunt l tbouabt it
would, be tun.
"l'm excited abollt going
back to wort. And flattered
too. I don't llave an agent.
But the producers aoutht
me ollt down here at the
beach. Now I've got to work
hard aot to le.t them doWd.
"It's very nice that they
would think of the old gal."
TV APPEARAN¢f;
Mila Keeler's last public
appearance was with Jerry
Lewis on the comedian's
television show in 1963 when
she hoofed and sang "42nd
Street" a n d "Shipmates
Forever."
1be songs were a pair
.-..c:.-.
''Wlterhole #3" ......
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Open Nlthfly 6:U p.rn.
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YOUI Wlllr All c-
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ot her faVGriiu from more
tttan a ~n fttms made
1n the tt.108 with Diet
Po,,.U and otber leading
~en.
,
The Cblcaco theater in
which Ruby wft1 ~ playing
is tbe same bowie in which
Lee Radliwm made her ac.
tin& debut and was clob-
bered )>3 reviewers-.
"I'm not faml.Uar with Ute
play,'' Miu .... Mid. ''In
fact, I've ne~ teen it. But
I -don't think that's im·
port.ant. We've a 1 r e a d y
atarted rehearsals , and I'll
be working .with WepdeD
Corey, which should make
tbinp eUier Cor me,"
LEGS. nGURE Ruby still has the legs
and figure that made her
a star, but she admits she
lacks the ambition to return
full time to greasepaint.
"I retired beca~ I want· ed to raise a family and lead
as normal a life as possible,
and that's what I've done,"
she said.
"I wouldn't want to go
back to work as a steady
thing, not even with the
children away at college or
at their jobs. When I retired
in 1939 -gosh, that's
almost :.> years ago -I
meant it."
Mlas Keeler will eppear
in the Chicago production
for three weeks before
returning to S o u t h e r n
California "to spend as
much time as I can with
my newest grandchild, John
Matthews Hall, more ·than
two months old!"
1\i1ffi@Sa
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llOMI Of IOCIQN9 CHAM ~
1M WT tAllOA It.VI. \
IMllOA IUINSUl.A• '73.(041 ~
• CHILO wmt 'AUNT ONlT •
Held Ov.r .Third Wffk
!<A SUPERB
FD..M ! "-u ........ ,t,..
"BRILLIANT
CINEMA ART."
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Children's
Show Set
For Mesa
"The Shoemaker and the
Elves," a musical fairy tale,
will be the spring prOduction
of the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse's junior division.
Tbe fantasy, scheduled for
April 5-7 at the Community
Center auditorium, ineludes
a cast of :40 youngsters
under the tutelage of dlrec·
tor Pati Tambellini and
musical diiector A n i t a
GTossman.
Heading the cast are Ron-
ni CUnha as the sbo~maker
and Sue Saunders as his
wife. The elves will be
played by Bee.Icy .a<>g.gs,
Laura Olson, David Cunha,
Andy Vfrscik and. Harla Jae
Wood.
Featured roles will be
~en by Tim Flanagan. Tad
B-Og·gs, Toni Bergman, Patty
Chavez. Evangeline Got-
tusso, Jana Goar, Cathy Ann
Cdnnel.ly. Steven Gf'asser
and Mari Quigley.
Completing the east are
Susie West, Lisa Swenson,
Dawn Haines, Kay Lynn
Baugh, A m y ThOtl\1>SOn,
Patrice and Gre-g Corteau,
JOdy Kisheneff, J a c k i e
Meyers. Merry Freeman.
Alice Hubbard, M a r i 1 y n
West, Joanna Conner, Joy
Saunders, Claudia Wimmer, Terri Vitro, Mike Harp, Ray
and Dwight Ri'ce a n d
Heather Heuser.
Four performances are
scheduled oyer Jbe weekend.
Maybel"{Y GOOS liln .,;;noo~•• . T ... ~-::.:· Without Grilfitli H~~~T.4 . ·~ :: ~,.. ,.,...-:: .
1o1-;.. •. c ...... r ~~ Buy• ~O!, S001"f Ber-ry, ~ mode,.t, bandsome u,,.v.:::'1= ~ ~
ip .....,......_ -youog man Wbd speaks i..,_, ,.....,.. e..t11'..S•llt.
Dileo J-ry -,_ HOLLY'fOOD (UPI)1 -softly and treads cautiously. 0111_. v. c .. --. 1
Call a ficUtioua ilick town "It's reany &eary corning""' 111 ~ '= '-'"''
. in North c.toUna be the in to rill tho•e boots of ~ • ./1=r~ i :· .:'°'~ ~~
star ol a weekly television Andy's," Berry said. "I ~:._.~:::_Clhnwi'._!· C:-:
series'! hope we can hang on to :~,..:.., ~1111~_.: ::
Not the inhabitants mind even half bls audience. That 1cMN1eMc1 "'" tlulGu.., t11t 111ne.
? I. to l&etiO JoHptt e. o.vi. you, but tile hamlet itself. would be good enoug,~ 'flllwv ""t11ic • c.llfo(flle
We'll all have a chance keep us on ·tt\e air. er111c1'9! Otta 1n
Or .... C1111MV to find out nm fall when "MY character ts named My c°"'"'i..-. &ulfes , . But ~~~ "Tbe Andy Griffith Show" Sam Jones, a fanner. l'ut1t11hed "'""~ c .. at .,.,.., l'llot. . -~ l~ leaves the air to be replaced be won't W a rube ar a Ftbnllrv 1• •· u,"' , ...
by "Mayberry RFD." bumpkin. He'~ be something LEGAL NOTICE
Mayberry is the inake-like Andy Taylor. Be's a P·ntN
believe burg that ha~ spewn widower )Vith a young son •• cHT1~an 01< 1ut1HH1 forth Sheriff Andy T~lor • · 1<1cmiout NAiii• .. h
(Andy Griffith), Barne y Farmer Jones won't play co~~"l:f'""' ~ 1:f'r Ecll"T:
F:.'e (Don "'-otts). "'·mer heavy comedy but like s1., s1n11 AN. c1111om11. 1111411W ......... ll' n..u '-"' ' fictitious firm Mmt tJI J. L. .._ Pyle (Jim Nabors), Goober Sheriff Taylor will react to 0p11~1 ''"""" anc1 11111 . 111c1 tltm Py G T ,_,ft ) • 11 comllOMd of tfl• fOllNhl!I ""°"' le < e 0 r g e ~ay • the genUe small town humor 1¥1-Nlnw in "'-111C1 l'lk• " Aunt Bea Uttle n... ·-"' · midence Is as iollows:
' "'I"' ........ that SeeJllS to be fading Jemes L. Wood, '"' •hoelea Drtw, all the rest. cos•• Mes., c.n'°"'AI. It was predicted tbe show these days. 011tc11 J1nu1rv 10, '"' JI,,,.. L. WOOd would die when Knotts, and The show's producers are s11,. o1 c1111orn1a. or1M1 COU!l!Y
then Nabors left Mayberry providing Berry with a N~,/·~~~~ ~ 2:-~~1411 ~'"~
for greener pastures. But · sidekick, an i m m i g r a n t pe...-1iv •PP .. •• J1"*. L. ~ th h l ed d Itali f M • () known lo me to be Ille •-..,_e e s ow surv v -an an armer, a r l n n1me is sutlK'rlbeel 10 "'' wi1111t1 In· fn the top 10 in the ratings, Vincente -played b y strument 1nc1 1a.-ledlld .. Wll:llled
t.oo. Gabriele Tinti. With luck, 1111 ~"':Obttt-11. Rubinstein
Griffith. then must be the the pair may . evolve tilde ~,0::~tC.~i~c:n. .. secret ingredient. But 'CBS same easy goi:ng come Y Prtnc1,..1 Offlc;e
thinks otherwise. W h ~ n produced by Gritfitb and ~Y o::,:.~::i"'!.,,,... Andy leaves the show tbis Knotts. Mer 13. 1H&
spring, Mayberry will con-Plll>llSlled 0r-~st 0e1iv fl11ot.
tinue on without him. LEGAL NOTICE f::'"Y 15 11111 FelliiWry 1• '!.i!
Perhaps it is a tribute ----------.'II
to American ru>stalgia for CHTll'tca;i"1~ 1u11Nass LEGAL NOTICE &~
sma:ll town living and the l'ICTITIOUI NAME CHTll'ICAH Of' IUllMDt....~ . l 1iI M uh.a ._ _ The uncllrsillned do c~llY ll'teY lrl • l'ICTITIOUS NAMll :s; s1mp e e. a, ..... rry .... s conductll\9 • b\191-• II 1654 ll1bt0d(, Tiie ~ do ~ ~r9
O O f r e e W a y S , n 0 COiia f;\etl, California, under Iha fl<> -~-·.1,_ 1 biltlMM ft ...... ~ 1111ous firm 111me ol AV·TECH PLATING --. .,. lctllfelM f1rt11. skyscrapers. no smog, pro· " POLISHING •114 111at 911d nrm '' ~N';.'rti.:= ~o~REST •NI 1
bably not even an elevator. ~ °'1ul~.:l10:i:u"~'°":~1= u ld """ 11 COflll*ed of "'-.:=: But it does have roots in are I I follows: ::r;:::s~llO=-i:sm:ii.::.!"11 I ~ the hear•·· of many city Ar1hur M. Amiey, 21142 Kiowa une, MlchMI J. S.1Ht11'Y. 11ia w"t Guan "I> Huntington lloCh, Callfomla. rd N•wPGrl Boch C1llfoml1 dwellers who once lived out Georve w. QI/let<~. mo Fior1c11. 11""~rl~ ~ ma' w.t 0cu11 nd Hunll119lon l•Ch, Cll forn11. Boult11ard Newport aeecn, Cllltotnl1 yo er. . . Detter J1nuary 17, 1961. Oiled J~n1>1ry )1, lHI Naturally. the series will Anllllr M • .a.a111ev M1e11ee1 J . s.1111t1Y . . te t Geor91 w. Cllllckle Cher'" S..ncer reqwre h u m an tn res . s111e o1 c1111orn1a. orenge C011ntv : of c 111 1a 0r-countv· M t f u. twill be provided On Jan 11 IHI, before me, 1 Nolarv s111e 1 om • A'• .......... · • OS 0 wa · Pu~nc In. and for uld st11e. person11lv on J1nu1rv 31, 1-. --• "':i 1 by Ken Berry. CO•Sl.ar of epPeartd "1111ur M. Al/lllY Ind George Notarv Public In .... llldM, ... '!:, '1"' s.ur:ir~ t "F T " W Quldlte k,_ 1o me to be Ille perSOl)lllY appur.... ........ • the defunc roqp Ptrsons -n1mes "' ,ubscrlbed end CNl'IH ~ k-to b: 11: show. · to lhe within Instrument and Kltnowle<ltl-ti. ttl~pert~ ':°~n "''l:w::i:: ~ "U f ed lhl\' Uecvlfd the .. mt, ecf IY ,,. Berry WI appear on our (OFFICIAL SEAL) Kkf!OWletlOed ll\ty uelNled ttle 11me.
shows ~ore Griffith leaves ~O:~ iu.i~"°: ceniornl• cotlicii l *11 JOJePll e. oe...-11 this spnng playing a farmer PrlnclNI Of11ce 1n Not1rv l'llb4fc -CllHarnt• · ' t ts"d th s:>rlll!CI• Countv Rrln<IPll Olfloe In who lives JUS OU · I e e ,,,., Commtulan &p;,.., Drantie county
city limits of dear ·old JulY 1, 1N1 My c-m1111on EICINrH
• l'ubllshed Orange Co11t Deity ·1111o1. J-II, 1911 Mayberry· . J11tuirv 11. u "'' Ft11r111ry 1. e. Published °''"" Colil ~ollowi'ng Griffith worries 1H1 ,... ~ 1, •· u. n. t,..
CLOSED OUR. HUNTiNGTON PAIK STORE!
MOVING ALL GOODS TO OUR OT"ER STO~ESI
MUST REMOVE TO MAKE ROOM FOlt SPRING GOODS!
REMOVAL -SPECIALS
DRESS SLACKS
Reg. $20 to $35
'6 '9
'II '14
REMOVAL SPECIALS
FURNISHINGS
Reg. $19.95 to $29.95
SWIATIRS
'5 '7
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:J! DAllY PILOT
Evwfone H11
Something That
SorMOM EIJe Wanh-
You C. s.f"tt,
fWI It, :r .... It
With A Watrt M
\
HOUSES l'OR SALE
I /I
ONE BLOCK
FROM BEACH
An WlUSUAl home i.ri an a.rt!s-
tlc sett:llll. Llvtnc room.
kitchen and Muter Bdrm
all upstairs to cake advan-
ta1e ~ tlle Ocean View. AL.
so there are 2 other beQ.
rooms and bath downsta.ln.
Oversiu lot Is 40xll8. Home
1s \'acanl and available tor
quick pogseasion. Price:
$50,000. Terms.
67>3000 E1res: 673-«64
Bav & leach
Realty, Inc.
24Cr7 E. Coe.st Hwy., CdM
M1£!2 §! ___ _
S.A. HEIGHTS DUPLEX
$22,500
Close to Newport F'reeway-
Large A-1 Lot -2 car gar-
age -Furnished. Try 10%
tlowll
3 UNITS +
VACANT LAND
HalJ·A~ -C-1 -Room ln
~t or rear for additloMI
construction. Owner will ac-
~! trade1 -Asklng $45.000
64f-7111 546-2313
'Op.n Evff 'tll 9
MESA DEL MAR
OPEN Fri/Sit 1-5
Would you believe! The very
~t 4 BR + den, 3 bath
customized-beyond tellinr.
Come set" for yourself-
2n 1 Sin Ju1n Lane
Newport
•t
Victoria
646-1811
(tell .aaytllfte)
70' LIDO ISLE
Lars• IUMY two 1tory home
on two full lots. Dellpttul
patio planned for lamlly tun.
BeautHul cardem 1: trtts.
Only $69,500
CbUlotte Lon&
C.W.ell, .... ' c..
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES P'OR SALi HOUSES f'OR SALE HOUSl!S FOR SALE HOUSH POii SAi.a .Cc NT AU -------"N I I Uda tWlt ..
1000 Gen.r•I 1000 G.Mral 1000 Cott• "'-a 1100 ~-hl~ 1351 Huntf"!!!'_leach 1400
$ 165 SUMMER · WINTER. P.-.tty A. A Picture c..ta ~ 1100 HuntffttMn ..... MOO OCEAN BR&ru
Sittinr pretty on the c:re1t of
NEWPORT HEIGHTS is this
spacious three bedroom and
den plus large famiJy room
with wet bar and brick bar-
beque. Large master bfod-
room wirh alid1ng glass dooc
to rear yard. l % baths.
DINING ROOM, and eating
area In kilcben. Built -In
range and oven, ovennud
double garage with vented
dark room otl paved alley.
Room to store trailer or
boe.t. nJLL PRICE ONLY
$32,500 -WOW!!
Eves. Call ~79
HORSE RANCH
A secluded 4~ ac .. approx
350 yda from I.he Newport
Fwy, in beautiful Santa Ana
Canyon country. This pro~
erty has a wonderful 3 BR
home, all elec kJtch, swim
pool, horse barn, stalls, pad-
docks, training ring, hay
barn, tool room, and an ex-
tra cot1age. ALL for S97.500.
F?r more info, call Glenn
Thompson with:
Eckhoff •nd Assoc. Inc.
1818 W. Chapman Ave.
Orange, Calif.
541-2621 Eve-wknds, 538-6727
UDO ISLE
Lovely lbrtt bedroom plus
den. Laundry room. 2 baths,
Marble fireplace It entry.
Lovely carpeting. Built in
china closet Over-sized and
cleverly done patio. Two
car garace. Upper lll.IJHleck
oU oveni1.ed muter bed-
room. All youn for $64.500.
Colesworthy & Co.
~2-7717
1904 Harbor Blvd .• C.M.
Next to Soacl< Shop J r.
$IOO DOWN FHA
NO DOWN VA
3 spec:ioua bedroom•. large
dining room. l~ batha, cov-
ered patil> ott Jerie livinr
room. Slmp home fnalde
and out. Thia one wor1't Jut!
Only $20,500.
College Pitt Aru
Assum9 51/••/. Interest
r•te on either of th ...
two s.,.cious homes
I Cambridge 3 BR 2 balh,
2 fireplaces. On cukle-aac.
REDUCED
TO SELL
BY $5,000
Irvine Terrace View llome
3 Bedroom•. 3 bathll
carden dining area
room to expand
submit on down payment
new price $.52,500
Per maatb covers all. 4
BR 1 ~ baths, NO DOWN
GI. lar(e family room, 2
car I a race, hardwood
floors. Huny! Hurry! it
won't last at $21,900. Call
Ray Gault ~1151
GREAT anytune ·own u.se or deecribe.t um ddD spacioua NEED llNT' AL? L--
income. Immaculate 3 Bdrm 3 BR Royal Hom.. 2 bet.bl. .-. n-.. lelltal
2 ba • South patio. Tennis/ large front k1tcbtn, built-but C9ft'l ftnd one. Let us 5erw1ce
Beach. Part Furn, Sf7,500 Ina. dlthwuber, dini.01 lho'tr YoO how 1W can own
R. C. GREER, Realty area, Dice!y e&rpt'ted, drap-with ~ll ol Sl.5.1 PER Wa ..... & L ..
3.U6 Via Udo 673-9300 es. shake roof, extra larse MONTH tocludla& tun. 1112 EDINGER•
LARGE ROOMS proteuiona.lly landlcaped Whf ~ the bowie h ~ HUNTINCTON BEACH
lo 2 •~ ,.,,_, · landlord when )'OU can own 842-'& Open Eve.. on 52' lot Strada Comer t, pat.,,., vwntt anx:ioua.
nefll' club house. channing A.s11ume low ,,,.~ ~ t~ with NO DOWN PAYMENT SPAfUCUNG, SUNNY, walk
2 bdrm + lanai. Plans for t.aJ moolbly paymmt $175. or small down? The Hal to beaeti. BlM.111, cWuubw
addJtlon • askinr $58,500 Call 962-+171 Vil~e ltee.1 F.at.aleta caa belp )'OQ. 2790 cpw. Cpl. ltCkaded patio. '
I Harbor Estates 4 BR 2
baths. &harp l~apine,
cul-dt-sac. BY Owner, 3 BR. Gf no dn, R. C. GREER, RMJty Eltate 19142 Brookbunt, Harbor. Costa Meta-545-2313 POOL • malJit. M&Jl1 CaU '1rs. Pavlovic.b H B 3 bdrm 2 ...._,., -xtrM. ri• mo--.. Eves. 6'73-Ql& min. FHA or usum e exist'& 3416 Via Lido 673.-9300 · · , ....... -~t"-• ...., _.,..,.. NeW90rt loan $'103 mo. 646-04.52 drpa, wall tnc. nr White 3 81\. 2 ba, I.am room, bitm,
•t HOUSES for sale by owner. Huntington ... ch 1400 HuHntal~r"· Front. S215 Util pd. Sn Tra. ten liorcll. f!Pe, patio, encl
Victorl1 ~~------~ 1405 v~ Dr.~ yanf. 1630'l Arliqton Lil, Eutside. All Priced RJgbc! ASSUME Gl 6%. 3 BR 3 BR. Eat.side. Cpta, CfrPI, Rat $J65 mo °' will ltll. 646-8111 646-1293 &t6409l Carpet, drapn, encloeed LIVE In exc:ltlnc Hunttnaton OwDtr 644-12111 Harbour 4 BR, 2 .., 2fl bltm, Anil Feb. lit. $179· • eY&
(C1lt ---------Htaled pool. Walk to beach. ba. born~. Htd pool,~ C22 Walnut * &*-ms 4 BR, Q ... cptl, pr, al Jd.
Anytime) _Me_••_V_e_r_ct. ___ 1_1_10 Owner ~77 alttt 6 pm patio,~ drp9, Ind. Boat 3 BR HM. Lee yatd. Ole to Nr Beech Blvd A Slat.er. -z~===~~z=:J' ---------EVERYONE lhould see this -allp avall. ·$59,500 firm. abp'r. $135. Avail l"eb. ht. suo la " Jut.. WW redec. ii beautllul FOUR BEDROOM Huntington 8Mch 1400 847--0072 lie> Victoria. 645-TilS l7'&5.2 Van .Bunn %13: 241-192l
''Sunshine Special"
for only SlS.900 you can own
this sharp 3 BR. 2 bath
homt. Attractive stone & al-
lumlnum front & huge back
yard with room for boat or
trailer. Close to schools. Best
buy In the area.
VIEW & BA YFRONT
BA 'i FRONT 60', Pier &
Float. 1st time ottered. 4
BR, immaculate · at a low
$8-1,900
•
COATS VIEW HOME
& UN0&1'RUCTED. Fee
WALLACE simple. 3 Bedroom, family rm
REAL TORS approx 2fiOO sq n.
-546-4141-Best View buy in are&
(Open Ev•nina&) rn .ooo
-.rA-RBOR VIEW-iohn macnab
HILLS
Coron• del M1r
Lusk -built homes localed
in the Southland's most de-
sirable It fascinating area.
642-8235
$750. DOWN-
Schools le Calil. Irvine On this large 4 be<froom plus
Campus J u a t momenta family room plus den borne.
away. Modem built-In kitchen, 2
Sensibly pticed from apa.c:lous batha, onlf 2 blodu
SJJ.900 to $43.500 to elementary achool and
LUSK HOMES small shopping center. Just
Directions: MacArthur Blvd. introduced to the marktt •
from Pacific Coast Hwy. or won't last long. Sl.39. per
Newport Fwy. Turn on San month includes principle and
Joaquin Hilla Rd., then interest.
=-:;;~;:~;c, ~
Ovendud living room. 111ree
bedrooms. Thia home ii not
a fixer-upper. Fenced, pea-2043 WESTClJJT DRIVE
tio, aiogle garage. N-ly 646-7711 Open Eves.
painted Inside and out and
Jl1lt r\gbt fOl' • amall family
or retiring coople. Neu
shopping arefta and park.
Colesworthy & Co.
642·77"
HAID TO FIND?
WE HAVE Ill
2235 TUSTIN AVI.
Nlce1t Newport Beec.b
specious custom home
home before they purchase. SMALL okler 2 BR, .,..,...e l BR, Shorecrs $225 Fount•in V11a-. 1410 ·--• 3 B'D 1 -. .,Ml.· All nylon carpeting . custom $500. DrHm Cott• .. , lu'tre yard, dee. No dop. n, -1 -
built in bar, large family 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, livinl ZIPt I $79~. !ie-1086 Paclftc Sbora Jtealty
room, 2 baths, f1nishl!d dou-room with Romantic F1r&-It your home in th1a Nlltf\al, 3 Bdrm, 2 be, tam rm, elee 5.18-1194 Eves ~
ble garagt. all bllilt-in~. nice place. Beautiful k I t c b en q~t 4 BR, bu aeparat:e ~ kit trpl. $185 la. 2316 Rut-LARGE 2 BR. CCDYert. den,
patio, outdoor lighting It ex-forced air beating, 2 cal-ink area. You'll relax even cen 5'5-8152 few bloclta frcm oceu. SU5
perUy landJCaped. Owner ""rage, buge enclosed yard, h .... le.,. No -.. ~-,,.___
d ... more w en )'OU m:ar the 3 BR 1 lL bath, f-. ced y ....... , .,.._ au.. '--'" purchase a new home • great for children. Owners v .,. ..... .... ......,e 535-41511 ..... u u 1 on1 ..,. temu. ACANT • $23,950 -•ean. til::I\ month. ··-· • • w• ae ~ Y ....,,950. Al-mo~ very 1001L Try $500. u ......, LOVELY so may ~ssume existing Down, payments Ina than ttduced trom $25,900 Rllr. 54l-Dl9 Watmant l.11DD 911. loan @ $1"~ month · lud 17094 LAUREL. F.V. ft. AvaJl Feb. L $D.
ing taxes. 0.U. ~A~~ . rent. SPINDELL REAL TY 3 BEDROOM F.a.t side~ 841-mtor 548-t.m ~ Warner at Mainoll&. M5--04S8 te E. 21st l-'r.Jl.0328
~ Sant• An• HgtL 1630 Newport INch
3 BR, 2 ba. f&DdJY room, HUNTINGTON BEACH 3 HSE on ~ A·L Clean P•rlc Lido
carpeting, drapes, 2 tlrt-omcE 2 Br for O'lmft'· Mt«> total Adult s.ctlon
p•11ces, fncd yard, many 7682 EDINGER yrly inc. Xlnt Invest. 543-7249 Cpts/Drps, BlVinl, fireplace,
extras. Asldnc S26.500 will 842-4455 OPEN EVES. Community Pool.
consider olfer. Owner. c.ujijiijji~ijiiiijjijji ... btun• S..ch 1705 1. 2 BR. 2 batht -$200/Mo.
alt 5 & wknda, 496-9813, SWING ON DOWNI WOODED ESTATE 2. 3 BR· 2 baths -split level,
549-3238 OCEAN VIEW $250/Mo. to this Melody Lane home 3 3 BR 2lL b ,..... ., ... A
4 BR, 2 BA, large screened
patio. Many extras. Near
Mesa Verde School. $25,900.
Coun ..... ,._.._<>a h-... home 0 • 79 aua, .VDWlj'o with 4 BRa 2 baths It car-.. , ....,. .. _ ..,~ t'>Ct\fM old ,_,_._ ltucco, al.hu•led .....,., 0. peUng .l drapes at only .,......., ...... ..,
By Owner * 545-5732
$23,000. Has 5% % GI baL. roo.lllne. Rieb w/w crptl,
ance of $15.500. maaive frplc, 3 BR, $24,950
3 LG. BR. 2 Ba, fam rm., Pacific Shores Realty SEE TO BELIEVE! Misalon
aerv. 41tb. Newly opt'd. Xlnt 842-2581 Eves. 847-3932 ....,RJ,--ty_<n_4_>_494.m:n ____ _
financing. Owner 546-0254 1-."..i~ .. ···~ Three bedroom, 2 upetairl w/bath, 1 (or den) w/batb
1200
CUSTOMIZED 3 BR, 2 BA,
w I beamed -celling den in
Westclill. 39' LR w/frplc.
Bit-Ina. 2 Car gar. w/elec
door opener. Enclosed brick
front patio, formal land-
ICaped back yard. $46,500.
Owner. 548-8162
QUICK MOYER
Just lilted 4 BR 2 bath,
carpets, alum.inwn covered
patio, cloae to IC.boola Ir
shopping. Be qulc.k on ttlil
one! Only $21,500.
Paul Jones Realty
7 -1266 Eve& 842-5844
TOP SALESMAN
downatalra. Sepante en.
trance. Llvlntt nn wl llr•
place, din rm, small laun-
dry room, garage. 10% down.
Owner. $29,500 ... 494-7772
3 BR borne, 2 BA, ptnelled
den, Uled brick frpic. tce
living room, ~ gar.
Ocean It~ view. C'Ul-
df!48c. $38,SOO. 494-'n14
a.ck a.y Area
3 BR, 2 bath, Unfum. $2851
Mo.
673-3663 Eves: 548-6966
BAY a BEACH
Realty. Inc.
Rental Dept
2025 W. Balboa Blvd., NB
3 BR 2 Mth. private ~
club, bMches Ir boat lli119
avail.able. S.UVmon~
or option to buy. Broloer'.
Call Dick Fabian 847-2531
ONE year lease. 3 BR, 2 BA,
Cote to bncb, llips, map..
iu., acboola. $325 mo. ru:
UTat
f6vntMn V•lley S410
3705
MONARCH BAY AREA
LOVELY OCEAN VIEW
2 BR It den. l ~ bl, cpts, ctr,.
frpl, pooJ. Lse $225 mo.
Adulta 496-1243 betw 10.5 pm
La,un• Nifuel 37tl1
...,,.~ 1904 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Next to Snack Shop J r.
30 ft. Rumpus Room
3 BR, 2~ ba, plus fam nn.
plus Ottice for Dad
. All blt-inl, ftreplace
S43,.500 FP
Bilbo. B•y
Propertl• --~---= COSTA MESA omCE
2629 Harbor Blvd. 3 BR Home -$20,900 545-9491 Open till 9 PM
1% baths, cpta/drpg, blt·
ins, double ca.raze.
+ 4 BR. Excellent location 673.-7420 Eves: 673-9127
near 1ehools & lhopping. llL!!!!!...!!!!!...!!!!.._~!!!!!11!!!!!~!!!!!'1"~~
W /w carpets, custom drapes lack lay
4 BR Hom~27,750
2 bath.t, fam. nn. frp1c:.
choice Ealtslde location.
S BR Home-$41,950
VlEW 3 batha, fam room. 2
fireplaces. dining room.
Well..Mc:C1rdle ltltn.
1810 Newport Blvd., C.M.
~7729 Evea. ~
NEED HELP
With the rent payments? live
In the 3 bedroom unit Ir rent
the other two turnl:lhed
units. Eastslde location -all
h8ve fencecJ yards A gar-
qes.
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
Evenings 545-5169
UTTERLY charmln1 3 Bd-
rm, 2~ ba home close to
tht Ocean with a water
view. You won't belleve
your eyes! On.ly 10~ down
tull price $29,000! I
4 Units 2 BR each wallting
dUtaDct to lboPL Low On.
pmt. $38,500.
Ellen C. Mahoney, Rlt:)I.
1634 N. El Camino Real
Phone (n4) 49UH5
San Oemeate, callf.
REPOSSESSIONS
$995 Dn--30 yr Lean
No Joan co.ts or ncrow fees .. Le ~ 5 BR Preatlre bomra.
3 baihl, marbM pullman.
Choke ol color in carpettnr.
Ovt:rllzed 2 car ranp, blt·
In OVl!D, ranae • dllhw.,.
tr. Pl1cfd to sell '-·
ftltr. Moa28 Eve. Mf.Jlm
1 *LACHENMYER
MESA VERDE stone fireplace . all el«trlc Near new Y in CdM HS dist
ldtcbm_. Only $23,900. 3 BR, 2-baih. DR, Library:
Immaculate 3 BR home with ~ bl"-· P!C "'"'• firepl. Lease -option !:111~ ~:~ a;:e~~ ~--1 ~ly $29,000 OWNER
fession&lly 1 a n d s c a p e d, 1 _ l!!I _
st>rlnklers. cu.atom drapes 093 M ltl p R and c•""'tl: and o"•" 3 1 Baker, C.M. ~ u • urpose oom
-.... ''V ~~~~~z=-;-;-;.;:;-=J See this 15x24 concrete block years old. S33.400. I• bobby, "t~n" or guest SPRING OUTSTANDING room, + lovely 4 1r family
Realty Co.
Ring ~2-7252 Anytime
Lovely
N•ICJhborhood
Nev Harbor High. 3 BR. 2
batha, fam rm. beautiful
~atd. m a n y trf'ea. May
~/option, Hking $29,500.
Rich1rd10n RHlty
l2S Bay81de Dr, 6~
Huntlrttton H1rbour
Admlr•lty l1l1nd * Waterfront home 60'
frontage 4 BR. Letlae with
option to pure.bast. * Waterfront borne, pri-
vate doclc for 40' boet. 3
BR. Only Sl>OO down need.
ed. Broker Call Dick Fa-
bian 147.2531
EXPERIENCED
REAL F.sT ATE
SALESPEOPLE
Corona del Mar
In excet111 of two million clol·
lars worth of property to bt
told -Xlnt CommJlllloo spilt
DeLaney. Real Est.alt
2121 E. a>ast Hwy mmo
INVESTMENT room "Roma.n Tub" model
1.n a 3 bedroom home on a in Pacesetter' a O>untry Cub
well landscaped lot, aep. Seriea. About 2160 aq. It.
arate double garage In a Most attractive.
lovely neighborhood In New-College RHlty 546-5180
port Helghtl. The home baa 1._!!!!!~~!!!!!11!~!!!!!!!!!!!!9 l~e llYing room. 2 nice l"" 4 BR F 11 batbl, beautiful carpeting • •m Y Rm.
throughout, fireplace din-$24,950 ~ room. secluded ~tio. It 2 baths. Stainlesa steel kltcb-
la priced to aeU by owner en. Carpeting. Lovely patio.
Call ' Eleg&nt fireplace. Lasting
646-4032 security here! 540-lnl
---FHA.VA TARBELL 29.55 Harbor
$18 500 SUNSET BLVD. OFC BLDG.
Beys your fa~lly 8 home 3 C.Or. adJacenl Beverly Hills
specious bedrooms, large iot ~D outIN(~~~· Brr~·OOO
for your childrt'n. No Down 494_5577
VA and Low ~11 FHA. !,.:========
~ Coat•MIN 1100
~ PRIVATE PARTY
COSTA ~A OmCE Townhouse. French Quar-
2629 Harbor Blvd. ters. U.650 .l UIWne lit
545-9491 Open 'till 9 PM T.D. of 6%. Payments $119
TRIES GALOlfE-mo. Pool. dishwasher, bit-~ this 3 BR. JI, bath home Ins, •prinklera, awnings. 4 H•rbor Highl•ncl• 1235
If you want a nl~ bomt on bdrm, 3 f\lU batha. 2~ car
I l g&r&JU!. Like new. Ma'"', 3 BR 2 hi. Bltns b~'-,.. .. _ • arge ot romplete with ...... .,.,.. ...., · • °"" ,...,..,,
Ol'C'h!lrd. Needs some palnt,"!!!!m!!an""'!y!!!!!extra!!!!!!l!!11!! ... !!....,!!!!"'"!!!!"'""'!!!!~ cpts. drp$. frplc, immac.
& carpeting. S19.~ no dn1"-- -S29.!fi0. Own .. r movlllrc-
VA M mtn dn FHA. CALL • 3 BR. 2 Ba., .,,. den; huee 673-04::i0. ~1~1191
MR. NELSON ~1151 lot, bMDt. bmcpd. 1000 Sq. ft. brick/concrete patJo, Ian-a.ck B1y 1240
I QZA BY•J al. 1bacSe 1ard~ fountain: ----~ --brick plaoten. .,,. ~ CAPE Cod, 4 BR. a ba. Dtn __ ....;.,;;: ____ ....J yd.; latl'llplUWr; carp. (bet rm .. fam rm, cul de aac.
iijijji!iiiiiiiiil firs. l ; ltone frp1c.. blt·lns. S4 UOO own Pr . .._,,_
By owner. 123.950. ~4
Modern 3 BR home -!tone'• BY Owntr • Near Wstclitt Coron• ~•I Mw 1250
throw to Octan. em bey In lbopplng. 3 Br home, large By "'----
'°""'at $11.000. lMq with ti.replace. dlnl~ VW..,..
CAYWOOD R.&ALTY •rM. ~ built -In lltehm °'8nning 2 BR, 2 ti.di on lot
SD W. CU.It Rw1. W11h birch cabinets. new FA " 'it with I~ lfCJudtd pt. NA 545-1.290 tum.~. l.1u'ltr lot 66 x 126 tlo. Income Unit PQelible. ••ll!lllmlll••lll!!!!•I with blodt •all. S24.500. new carpett It dr11pe11. IACI IAY '°-79171 :;:s•oot at.Rbnld>
2 BR on ~ acre Pl*fble Pfkd to llell Ill.JOO. Owm-Nurwry School • lite. Nr. tnc 3 BR. 1 ~ "-· llonM. on CAMEO SHOR.ES
UC lrrirw. lp qulf't lot IO:idJ5, Gl"Htl M Pertiam Rd., f's ... b,1
.PY'RAMID EXOWtQl'.:U bltnl, ,, / ru.t.ddmt c-pta, OWntt. Li• _. Bit Is tam rm
,._ IDAl'ble YUJdel .... 1111 pr, w/mrn pool. 1'1111 a.. ________ , sn1 lndlcpd , a t 1 o. • must be lald. r..ar .-.,
SIASHOltl DUPLD T~ St. &a.-• Mlsht o:cb tor ..W.
0.-.. vi.-. IJICOlne N.nt MMC2I f'D.«ii, m? .,......
Prt~ S3t.Q J Bl>ftM. 2 S.dll. ~ awry WOlft>lltllJL 0,
Georp WIDia 11 RJtr. llrtplaee. C9rpet9: ........ ~ .......
mC!O OPDim:t. ~-~~,;:-· 6icuou•llC' We4UI. -....... ~ • ..,.. 1'lnl 1N14* ID "I It ~
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Apts. furn..._.
HOLIDAY PLAZA
DELUXE ap11ciol.w 1 BR,
Furn. Apt.a $125. + u.til.
Heated pool, carpettna,
drapes, ample partinc. No
children, no pet.a.
1965 Pomona. Of, ~
4100
~ . .
YOU CAN
SELL IT
WITH A
DAILY
PILOT
WANT
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DIAL DIRECT
CHAIGI ITI .
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MObZ !lame -Ud. l or
2 Br. Olmlll fUrn. $110 mo.
"2·1515 ~aft 5 week-dys, •
4210
N.PT HGTS. 1 BR, triplex rum. Pool, uW pd. $1(1)
mo. m& ~ St.1 S.-1325
TOWNHOUSES
C•1p•h, Orepu, luil~lns
••. every lu•urtl lit
Privet•. P1rk, Club Houae,
Pool: Families w.ice.._ •.
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6l0b FeuM (PrM .._, 6400 Centent, Cw,... Mal
;;;;;;;:::;-;;;;;I~ CUSTOM PATIOS a Spedal OfMli 1·1"48 lfk GOU> ~ .,,.. Block wall.. A1lo coocrete
ldhuil4afa.S M lloldt ..a ~t Utile ~ •wbls 6' removal 80-1010
t .gi::;;;;;:;:;:;;:;::::=:;;::;== I dMs eta> tar tbe low ~ ~ n .:i: SIUQC • BLOCK • STONE MIM. ..... S'99 price a« $UO/,q.lt. oo yc>11r I019. Pttn• • Slat. • C.llleDt
GAIWll:. ..-. UST al4f Jot, QU)er modela avail. Call roUND ..a preecripb U'l'JUNG~ 1aaJ$
C.M. $15 mo. Don at MT--O:W p... Vldnlb> Mama a Chlld Care ..
6'2-~1 DWEUJNG ll.3 Jot 56Xl2S. Owt, H.B. Ul-68'14 LrCENSl:D DAY CARE
nc.able Gar.ge for Reni Pric.d tor llU~ tale. 815 FRIENDLY Wtilte lon&·balr-Hot lUnc:ber . fta'
2'15 Ml'Oidway, C.M. No. Spurseon, Santa Ana. ed eat. Fouiid vie. Mela Rubor-._; n:" ~ .
WA.212T Principal onl)' 499-2349 Dr. It Elden. 54U483.
KiAL UTA Ti CORONA del MAR * Oloice SCHWINN Bite toond Mesa A~~~ 6 Gefttr1I extra large Fee lot. Lo~ or Verd~. ldentiry. SO.-. Newport Helehta 548-69'Jl
Tree$? Soroe Ocean View. -·----•--_...;...;.;_ Income prO,.rty 6000 flS.3'10 Realtor · LOlt 6401 Centrldora ~
8 Lra I-Br Aiits. Frplcs, eourt Ac,.._ 6200 l...ADIES purse. N'avy blue yllld w/{ountain, It big trees. ~ patten. ValullibAe ID A: keys.
S9'iOO ibcome. No vacanclee. PCYI' Deity Stove 1naide lrg Vic fl Stater Broe .• Mkt.
I 2 yrs. $85.000. O.W.C. or cabin on 2~ ac, l" mi N. of Npt 81\'d. Reward. 361 Vic.
trade. 8177 Garfield, H.B. Josbua ~-$4500. $1000 dn. toria, CM. ==-===-=-==-~~~~ 213: '31-1004, 431-2561 taket all. SmaU . monthly PRESCR.IPl'ION SUnglassea.
4 Sep. Cottages 50Xl50 to aly. pymnts. Men'• Black frames In
Whittier. Sl7,000 eqty always BRECK NOTT REALTY bla~ leather ease. Dark
mtd. Sell or trd. beach Inc. 494-2496 54~ green lenses. Please call
ct WE WJLL
BUDJ> m
• Remodellna ...
CUSTOM MILLING ·;
COSTA ME$,A LUMBER. •
No· Dn Pymt. MI &llQI
Additioos * Kemodellna Fred H. Genvldc.Uc. ! :
Prine. only 21~'1579 • 44 choice acres Silverado &t2-021. Ext 259 '
tuwt , ... hcltd to tho er .... Vellov E11try.. """" .,....... ............. SMALL bla k . ed bM-..A Winter idoolhlY Rentala · \ FQqND: vie, of 23rd &: 'fu9.. "'o.u.r00• ~u..:-am llWIUllf " c nux '""" JAMAICA nm HOTEL PHONI Mt. MOllllSON tU..0119 tin, ()JD Mesa, 2 PeltinJ-fishing. Metro water. male dog, chldrn's pct,
673--604! * 5t9-21'IO : •
NEW CONSTR. -Addltiona j Remodeling -Lfc, aintr: I
DON HAWE 642-1246 A &ow ~o:A " neee dogg. CaU le ldenti1 • .-. Quick sale~ Per acre. weal'ing flea collar, answer~
• u -mo. 673-8120 6*-419;) uv·· Dinii RHlty Compiny to Grizwald. 54.5-8749
1 'Bdrm Xhtt Joe. ~ yrty. S. t Ana 5620 S1nta Ana 5620 &IU560 LOST " W'o man's i.rold
ADDITIONS, remodel; 1tores
Phone aft 5 P.M. 673-38:5 °"I -;;n;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;; au.lhea Rental 6060 16% A~ in 8au Marms. ~1'ntch with gold chain. 675-1896 I• Patved road. $4200 AC. Sub-Vic. Ne~ Beach. ap. ~
STIJDJO Apt. SHARP• $95 We ha._ received Chlmber of Cemmerce Cfvlc FREE RENT mit ums. 49Z-OOl1 Aft 11 prox .. J8ft. 8lh. Cal '44-0T74 ======::;::;~~
& homes. FRANKEN ~·
646-5138
Avail Feb. 1, ~' 1Mutfflc1tfon ntard for llat 2 yean ••• Come U you manage our small oft-P.M. BLACK ~ ~·male mixed Carpet Cl•nfng ========::.I ... the . Ice~ Ji\ Cqfta Me¥-Spaniel & ten-, Mesa Verde DRY FOAM PROCESS .. .._ 4300 'U ~ f, Good lQcadOn. Ideat for 8-°' Mount. & O...rt 6210 on 1-29. ~7330 Dry in one bout. .~
'l • $99. so· countant, insurance, or real w . . CLEAN Bach Apta .• All O iatrl! rQM • estate man. <::all 544-2326. ONE master br, 2 ba, conv PIN Vic. P.O. Orange St. CM orlc Guaranteed, 673-3112
util incl. S'l5 up after 7 PM. den, luxurious condomini-Shaped like cat, pearls &
!15 E. Balboa Blvd. Extra large one bedroom, two bedrooms and um, equwtely furn, ready rubys. Reward. 548-1863 Floors
BALBOA * 673-9945 studios, Hotpoint built-ins, refri&erators, carpets • P~~t~~si:c~tion • for jmmed occupancy. LOST: Male Basset Hound -------..:._~
1 Bdrm, utU pd, ~ blk bey & drapes, private patios, pool, recreation area, 1815 Harbor. CM 646-66.54 Ideally located in Pa I m Answers to Dag. VINYL l 1N11 1 ur1
T I L E ,,,. I 0 r.: y. I ,-,, A: ocean '85 mo. 6:30 -8:30 separate cbildri!n's section. Desei.·t. ShowJ, by app't. 546-1226 EVENINGS
PM &'B-1115 11 • So FAIRVIEW RD 1Uli""9 Rent•I 6060 Principal ot;i1Y· Asking LOST; man's-tennis racquet 1 8.R A,pta.. Older men. $15. I ' . . • $30,000 [or qutck .ale. &; prescription glasses oo
llichael. rutr. 50'l & Bailboa letwetft Mcfledclen & Fir'lt St., S1nt1 ~na 12 x 20 Store Space. Excellent 499-2349· Lido lsle. Rew. 673-4976
T ou<.ley 's
26:'(1 N. , .. 1 , , • ~. "
BM!. m.-·, .· 547-7485 ~!., olfic1y ~~1 :::essA.:_R __ • _e._w_i_nted ___ 6..;;..2::..40:..: LONG haired female Calico .-cat Vicinity ot Hoar Hospl-
~: , .
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Huntlftll9n leach 4400 c .... __ cade Bkli· 8391ift w. 19th St. * OWNER TO OWNER * t.al. 646-1462 Mtl -5100 Huntiftlktn leach 5400 64f>.6980 Buy, lf..aae, lease oi>t:ion. --------==:s;;::i~;;;~;=: * FrM Utllltl.. *± Ni!W • $100 MO .• NEW Emerald Bay, Irvine Cove,
Weekly rates, pool, adulta HAIBOI Office-retail Pvt badl. cameo Shores, Hlghla.nds, Personals 6405 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:
onty. 2 BR, or Unfurn. , BEACHWOOD m 62nd St. NB 600 aq-ft Shorecliffs. Irv. TeJT. Small ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;; •
1'1678 Cameron, HB 847-2125 642-1615 GANGI Eves 675-1669 borne. lot. 499-1512 eves & FLY LAS VEGAS ind Ad
RENTALS • SREENS Apartment Homes wkends. PALM SPRINGS air's L1ndsc1pin~ :
Apts. Unfurnished Office Rental 6010 WANT to Buy (Newport> From Orange County Airport e Design & Installation -_.;..-------1 BACHELOR • UNFURN. Private patios -Near Beach, ---------3-4 BR 2 RA house Mari-P1lm Springs e I.Alwn Maintenance
Gener1f ~ fro-$100 Golf and Sboi>ping. omCE tor rent, Costa ners school or COM to n11,. ~0.95 each w<>v
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiil '" 3 BR 2 bltL-f I Mesa. Cozy with frpl & own 000 n.....-b ..,., L V .., -v • Residential & Comm'l, Incl. util. ,..., rp c reat room. Will decorate to · ""'""l'ancy Y summer. 11 egaa 644 .0303
VEN DOME 1. 2 • 3 BDRM. 2 BR 2 blths, pttlot auit tenant. Only $50 mo! Principals only! 673-4820 aft $29.50 round trip '!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!
IVRN. 4 UNFlJRN. w1 BR • Wilk in ~loseta Call Mr. Owena aft 5 PM 6. Ov s~gh· Evening Tour ANTHONY'S
SPECIAL'
a.atea Pool.I; CJilld ·<:are arner & Sprlngda e, H.B. 646-9l3S B erru tera & Weekenders G•rden Sery'ace (2 miles W of Beach Blvd.) USINESS and · w/show & room reservations '"
2 WKS FREE RENT Center, AdJ. liO Sboppiq-842-5001 or 842-3615 200 sq ft office, carpeted & FINANCIAL CATALINA VEGAS 646-1941
Make reservations NOW 2700 Petenon Way, at Hal'-!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! paneled. $50, util. includ. Airll 546-6612 Reas. monthly cue. Praft.. '
N •... ly R-.Jeco.rated ba( Ii Adams, Costa Mua. Adjacent to tennis club, ~' Bua. Opportuniti .. 6300 nes . .. WV st6-o310 CLN 2 hr. cpts, dr<ps, blt-im, bl lfli. LandscapiQg. Exp. bOr· ' Close to ahopplnv, Park pool, kids OK. AvaU 2-15 ock Npt Frwy. 1206 Pali-_______ .;.;,.;..;. I will not be ttspoDllble for ticulturist. "Tender, lovi$ '
Boys Club & Glrla Club $ll.5. 96Z-2.109 sades Rd., N.B. AUTO PARTS STORE debts contra<Xed without~ care for Gteen Gardena''., e Spadoua l . Br'• • 2 Ba Newport leach 5200 SMALL office. S'ttategic cor-Both domestic &: foreign signature. Ron a 1 d C. GARDENING, complete ser-, e Swim Pool • Put/green Laguna Be1eh 5705 ner locatlon"$50. util incl. part.I at discount. Priced Stenstrom, 3844 Lib e ~ t y vice. 30 years experl~ e Frpl Indlv/lndry fac'ls e CARIBE e =..,,......, _____ 64_2-6_560_ right. Lane, New Brlghtoo, Mass. reliable. Excellent worf:~
e Adults ti Family areas BOAT SLIPS AVAIL 100 CLIFF DRIVE OFFICES -Stores. Newport FITZMORRIS ALCOHOLICS Anonymous 642-4389
1145 Afttheim Ave. 2 &: 3 BR· 2 Ba LUXURY FURN/UNFURN & Bay Center. 2re2 New-Realtor 673-9010 Harbor Area. Pbane673-8724 EUROPEAN GARDENER.
Landscaping • Maintenance
Very reason. 548-4337 eve1r. C.M. 642-2S24 from $250 mo. Yearly Lease. 1 &: 2 BR Port Blvd. CM 64&-1252 3135 E. Coast Hwy, CdM 24 Hours. e Htd Swim Pool steps to Shore &: Shops
RENT
e Indoor Parking Oceanview from every Apt.
310 Fernando, Bal Penn from $150 mo up.
lnduatrl1I Prop. 6010 o::g=T~:n~~ ~a:; Announcements 6410 GEN. cleanup, tree service.
a Rooms Furniture (On the Bay 2 bl from Ferry) ____ 494>_2449 ___ _ LSE or sell. Indua Bld& 44,500 .o•· sale. Small investment. Coast Health Club New 1 a w n s, 8Pl'inklers
aq • ft. Air cond "1flces, UNIQUE IJeW product for • FREE SAUNA • Hauling. Rea90D. 646-5843' '
$25 Month
rt.1LL OPTION TO BUY
No depolit o.a.c.
House of Chain
TOWNHOUSE, almost new.
$240. Z BR, "2~ BA, .fireplace,
patio, stove, refrig., washer,
dryer, drapes, carpet le wa-
ter furnished. Heated pool &
511 w. 19th, C.M. 548-1454 sa1ma. Best locatioo. 1065 =========:;I Dover, NB 6734886 C_ost_._ ... _____ 5_100 __ D_E_L_UXE __ l _B_R_3_ba_._F:_rp..,..lc-, ---------1 Pool, patio, $250 mo or sale w/low dn pymt. RJtr. 675-2805
3 BM BA. Nr ocean le
shops. $190 yrly. No pets.
54S.()891 w kdya, 673-6'l69 eves.
MODERN 2 BK, new decor,
Bit-int, view, heated
pool. Adults only, no pets.
$160 mo. Lease. 499-1639
2 BR 2 bath Studio Duplex
cpts/drps, bit/Ins $160.
842-5011, 842-5012, 536-1661
Rentalt Wanted 5990
APT. or cottage with view,
Newport. Single, mature
woman. Year-round. Unfur.
nisbed to $100. 541-9250
1prinkltted, centrally locat-broad untapped market. With S edisb • b Apt and General Cl.ean-
ed, clae to twys, N. Santa LI 8-ntt 1 ~encedm=!:se.Y Mowhlg and edging. Qid
Ana. Ideal for diltribution FRIGIDAIRE OPEN 7 DAYS A W~ jobs It hauling. 548-6$5
warehse or factory. Jolm B. Going business _ all new 9 am-lD pm ; ; ; " ~
Kilroy Co. Bn-88ll washen. Big money loca-132 E. 18th St. .... -.. -642-5000 ~nertl Servi•",
OPEN, locked stor&ie space tiom. 2334~ W. Valetic.ia. I $AVE ON REPAIR$
for rent to contractors or Fullerton. {714) 525-7833 Cemetery Lots 6411 Plumbing, Carpentry,
individuals. LI 8-4422. SACRIFICE-Gallery of Fine trical, any home repair.
Arts Shop. Coast Highway 'IWO cemetery lots in Ocean Dick Squires 54&5079
Commtrcial 6015 Laguna Beach $9000. 494-4115 View aection. Pacific View Painting, Plumb1ft-. C•"· or 673-0802 Memorial Park. Must Sell ._ ... FOR SALE: All purpose 2000 Immediately! Make offer! pe11try. Rea.1! Rel. Insured.
aq-ft Comm'l Bldg. Center FOSTER Freeze store. Well 64G-70Z2 Banl<Americard OK MARnNl'l)UE
GARDEN APTS. CM. For details call: est,ab. Xlnt Joe. Must sell -HARBOR Rest Memorial Call "Mike" 642-0MS
Corona del Mir 5250 Rooms for Rent 5995 Dani• RH lty Comp1ny Dr • orders. 633-6409 Park. 3 Jots fot $'700 or $250 -==========I ~ ~0-:dRS ROOMS FOR RENT 642-6560 e LIQUOR UCENSE e for one. Sll-4245 aft 3 pm or Hauling 6730 :
tJNYURM 1BR.2 BR. 3 BR * "'·nnel Reef * $22.50 per week &: up . COMMERCIAL Comer on On aaJe general. Orange 612-9757 from 8 am-1 pm. CLEAN lots, pragee, etC. 2 bat.ha available \HG · Heated pool Maid service eastllde Newport Blvd. 180 County; call: 642-2490 Ask for Raymond. Tree removal, dump, &Jd9,
Carpeta, dnpes, garage APARTMENTS UtiUtie1 tumilhed ~e~. =. ~~ foot. Money to Loin 6320 SERVICE Ol~ECTORY backhoe, fill, gra~. 96Utf
11th & S.nt1 An1 CM. SPECTACULAR VIEW TV Kltchenette11 B by ltti 646-4233 ~ Waterfront/Loe • Boat MOTEL TAHITI HOME OT OUice. Hardwood $15,000 a I ng 6550 HOUMCleaning 6715
Slips Avafiablt 548-2129 floors, 1rplc, encl patio nr For good lsl &: 2nd TD loans WILL babysit one cblld, In-HOUSEO..EANING, all kmtlll
2 BR • 2 Bath Apt.a. C.Ollege or woddng &iris. lSth ~ Orange 646-3750 bkr. 1•3 yrs. 494-6650 Bkr. fant to two yean. Days. $20 Eltperienced, re~ Maple Capri
& lenntlda Vinage LEASE • OT • BUY Live on Balboa laland. weekly Fenced yard happy $2 50 hr tu"tau lndvat""-1 •ent1I 6090 Mort111-, T.D.'1 6345 . . ' · pr · ~ .,... $4.20. Mo. trap. $59,500 up Kitchen" recreation room "" " r •-borne. Vlclnity Harbor Sbop-
SPAC 2 6 3 BR, 1~ baths
Cpts, drps, 2 pools
Near shp' g and schools
FROM $99.50
2525 Ocean Blvd., CdM included. $55. mo. 675-3613 SHOP bldg, downtown CM. • 20% YIELD • ping Center, Costa Mesa. Income Tax 6740
673-1788 -for further info NICE, quiet room, for 25x50. 3 large overhead Must sell trust deed! Need _548-_l_,39.5_.,.,.... ______ _
Herman Trott, Mgr. employed perWO. Fountain alum. doors, gar., elec, & $25,000 cash tast! Substant-EXCELLENT Gordon N. wa,,..
valley. $12 Wk. 531-9758 air. Will bUUd tenant office ial collateral with strong CHILD CARE Pub. Acct. -Est. 1951
·Mar. 1998 Maple, #3
MJr. 2214 College #2
$105 -$12_0 __
Luxurious Townhouse i BDRM Unfumlsbed
Elec kitchen. Beautiful big
pool. Nr sbp'g. Adult.I ooly.
HARBOR TOWNHOUSE
2217 Harbor Blvd., CM
~~ 2 bedroom. built in
kitdlen, w-w carpet com-
plete. Fenced patio, closed
p.rage. Near major llhop-pinc. Eutside Costa Me.a. LOE older 1% BRll View apt.,
Adults, no pets. $125. 642. cpta/drps, mve & re!rir.
9555 Eve•. ~296 $150. 6'l3-6904
THE CONTEMPORARY ROOMY 2 bdrm, Xlnt loc
2 BR, bi>1c cptl dtpa $150 yrly, Phone alt 5 PM
bltM, lat, A: btd pool. f13.382S or 61:>-1896
1-sty. JUit redee. $1.0. 3 Br, 2 b1, cpts, drps, bllns. ISn .Orchard s.aM261 fireplace, pa tlo. Like new.
1 Bdrm. Split lewJ, Fully 61>5876 or 5494160
IT:'db! ~~~~:.pa:d Lide hte ~------------
53$1
pt $UO wJ aJJ uftl. 19'18 UPSl'AmS, 2 BR. 2 BA, frptc M!fle &C-a74 crptd, drpt, blt.JM, refril· iBi itulbO Uat It Furn $225. mo. Lease. 613-3824
Udlill• palilL POOL! , WlllJC. tD *"': ~ onty. H•ttngtoft IMch 5400
21• Oollep Ave. Q4 ,. "'t New qq, c1rps, .,...,,.,. Manor
No amaD cbldrD or pets. Luse 2 BR A~ wtth pool,
By °"'*'· Ph: 54M1l8 pl&)' yard A peUo, w/w CU'-2 BR Btd ._,.,,, Adjacent~ ~drapea. Ollldren • nQ
Jar tbf'J $1JO. utD pd. Ad-pets. $llO A: up. See Mif.
u1t11 •1140, M6-6.2'f8, DJS Agt. A, pclaware, H.B.
S BR. 1~ bdll, cpta, drps,1_53&-_1133 _____ _
.._ ,.t1o, ..,..,, $UD. *""""" 2 II,..,.._ Chlclm OK. l»"70 .... I ,.. -
CH61Ci Loe. 2 Bit epcs. rvaN. IACH LOI
.... ~'Mp. ft5A-.... Udli'* tncllldtd -'Dr. .... N8'J' lllJpplnc
IAnJ}t 1 M. epta. *" . IN ic-vm.. tr D. BB
... ,.... .. mo. 11"' ...
.y X...... Pli ......,. * ,,.. UtlRHM + Week1J .,. .... pool, tduita
OC\b'. 2 U. or fllrnWMd.
Cuwran, HB 1'1.n2S .. , . ...,,~
Eves. if desired. Reas. to qualified buyer. Principals only! MY HOME Home or Office Appts.
WALK O.C.C.;. J?riv. bath: pty. Call Mr. Owens aft 5 673-0669 Day or evening! 962-1592 Now Incorporating form
kitch. prl~;; $60 Mo. or PM. 646-9138 ANNUlJNCi=·11-~rH~ BABYSl'ITING, anytime, my F. J. Hanna practice ,
S15 week. De Miasion WORKSHOP CENTER ncf NOTICES 202 OPEN 't D .. ,...., I>r., Cos•· -~-!:'.AA l!f!.16 I home 9 Pomona, C.M. n •..:<> ... Jl'I .,..,,_, NB lndustrlal Center. 548-4855. 4210 Seashore, N.B.
ROOM FOR RENT 642-2809 Found (Fr" Ads) 6400 BABYSITTING e 675-3345 e
Private beth. Woddng men I:======== FOUND: Girls prescription My home AM ...... ,. 54U988 Nathan Tax Service . ' only. 646-TSOt Lots 6100 ~v----------glasses, blue &: clear !ram-Orange Counties Largest
$12.50 UP wk. W I kitchen SACRIFICE -Lot zoned for es: vie.19th St., bet. Orange Brick, Muonry, .tc. Long form .••••. $1011
$22.50 up Studio Apt.I. 2376 house, duplex or triplex. & Westmlnllter. 646-5924 6560 State Tix ...... $5 '
Newport Blvtl. MS-9755. $9950. 646-1002/544-3958. LOV B I For home appt. call A LE KrtY ~ whlte sir p-BRICK, Concrete, Carpentry. NATHAN TAX SERVICE ~
Mot.la, Trlr. Crtt, 5997 2 Fee .simple Iott In CdM ed male cal Vic. Harbor Olltom Cabinets. Sm jobs 527.n42 _1853 ,
-one view Ii: one R-2. In· Hlgblands. 548-694.2. OK. Free F.st 962~ .....,. $5.50 Nlthtty Up quire owner. 61:>4750. SMALL dlU.d's watch in FILE NOW. PAY LA~'·
e All kitchenette Ant• CORONA del Mar &-2, 609 Mariner'~ Park. Jan. 28. Ca-nterl""' 6590 BY APP'T. 642-149' e Low weekly rat;;' Iris. Open to offers. identity. 644-0739 • ...-•• ., Orange County Income '"
e SUNNY Acar;., MOTEL $1908 FOUND: Boys prescript.Ion CARPENTRY Tax Service e Cocktail bar · Dindng White Eleptlant.17 glasses in case, vie. of 2653 MINOR REPAIRS. No Job 171 W. 19th, Suite F, C.M.
2376 Newport Blvd. 548-9755 Dime • a • One 01'811ge, C.M. 646-0161 Too Small. Cabinet in gar-G. B. HOFFMAN ages A: o t b e r cabinet.'!. Enrolled to practice bef9W
545-8115 Eves. 646-2372 Days Intemsl Revenue Sent<*"
H. O. AndenlOn For App't. 646-5411
REPAIRS* ALTERATIONS FED. 1: St. $4.50; 1.c f~
CABINETS. Any 11-job. S14.SO. 25 Yrs. exp, 7 dait.
23 yrs exper. 5CM'713 KEMMER TAX SERVICU * NO JOB TOO SMAU.! * 1920 Harbor, C.M., ~
All repa.ln. Add, remodel, GETITNG A rdundT J'~
Reu. * 962-ll61/~ qalck income tax eervi ·
REMODELING -commacial ln your home • call IG..773U
residential. CablMta. etc. eves.
Prec.IM worker 548-o3&7 ---....... ----·•
SHAW & SONS
SPEClALIZING
EXPOOED AGGREGATE
IWDdatiom/Patios
5tt4860
1"rt9 Dt-Orlnm'i.-Tennl
'nfORU <DrCltJ:'l'E
All t>1* Padol It Walb
Free bf. matt
-
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OAl.L.V PU.OT
Whaddya Wint? Whaddy1 Got?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOlt
NATURAL BORN SWAPP ER$
Specia l Rite
.S llnes -5 times -5 buclcs
•ULU -4D ¥U'I INC.lUDi
t-#1191 -.... .. ~.... ~~· ~ -... .. ... t-YOU• ..,,..,. •"41• .,..__ ~ llftH fff ..,.,.,.ltlfll,
~lMINO llOlt $.Al I -r•4DES ONl YI
PHONE 642..U78
To Place Your Trider'• ParadlM Ad
\.t acre. Santa Ana Canyon
avocados, 110,000 equity
$12,500 price: want improv-
td M·l. C-1, R-2. MATCHAM
REAL TY 646-4837
HIU.TOP Estate San Juan
CAplatrano, ov'r 3000 11q-ft.
4 BR, pool, :k:ar gar. Over
l ac. f14.000 clear. Trd {or
local prop. Bkr 548-7711
Gor&eous S28K house. 20
minuta north o.t VM Nuys.
$22.650 due at ll89 mo.
Want local. Trade down or
even. 642--0647
TRD for Joe. land: comm
Inc bldg. CU1t. ocean vu,
exec home. 3 br, 2 ba, lrpJ,
cpl, drp. $37.500. Sll.500 eq
Owen• aft 5 646-9138
4 BR, 3 BA home with pool.
WILL TRADE E'OR
GROVE, RANCH or fARM
PROPERTY
Laguna Beacb .. 494-9254
b Units Fum. Si:>,000 eq.
Long Beach. No vacancle..
for more units or lrss or
vacant land, So. Coastal
area. 4~3038
rR.ADE late model Llncoln, ro le cash for dellL'< duplex
or triplex If located East
Costa Mesa, north 17th St.
Principals only. 518-1936
-N ANT Cadillac, Continental
lmperial or other late model
car w/fac air. Excb for cre-
dit on 5 acr tnct nr. Palm
Sprgs A aome cash. 536-1131
~ Yr. old Mt. home, 4 BR.
:iecluded view: exc. retreat,
club or fam. Take house or
apt. $20,500 Eq. $46,000 FP
n4: 659-21'74 ldyllwtld
7 ores + shops. $26,000
equity Loan S.22.000 $195.
mo. Pot. Income SS{iO. mo.
Near Beach, Salton Sea
Xlnt lot, best loc. Will trade
for late car, units, or·~ Val.
11ed at S3%1Q. Owner 64.2-3589
5 Bdrm-WestcliU area.
SJl.500
Exchange for smaller home
Ill local area.
DOYLE It WOOD 548-U68
28' fairliner SporUiaher,
fully equipt, SS.000 equity.
sacrifice -goin& East.
TRADE for TD's, Auto,
F&C lot. 492-7828 ISan Cle-
mentel
4-plex Costa Mesa $6625 eq.
Trade tor cabin. Arrow· I
head. ldyllwild or Big Bear
under n 2,000. 540-8383
Trd for units Orng Cty. 9
Ar:. pritne, C-3 on F'thlll, La
Veme. 500' from access rd
Fthill fwy. Prine. only.
LY 3-4384. 67J..6.180 or Hal-
derman Box 292 La Veme.
L3 Apt.s West Huntington
Parle EXCHANGE for clear
home, small Income or
Comm'l, Npt Bch area.
)42.5000 Eves 548-0390
HA VE SS.000 equity In 3
bedroom home. Dbl gar,
fenced, In Costa Mesa. Con-
sider camper or travel
trailer. 6'1&-9726
'62 Jaguar 3.8 Auto, mint
cond, val-$1850. '62 Slmca
sed, rebJt eng, $225. '67 Cou-
gar Air, vaJ-$2900. Trd dn
foc auto. 3030 Bristol.
54.'Hi280
WANT units 60 or more for
::ommercial lots Fullerton,
25 acres Rosamond & ex-
~nlive j ewe Ir y. Eq.
$125.000 Will usume. O'-
Connor ~1249
, Want units, TD11 ar vacant
San Dle&o. Bkr. 613-7420 or
613-9187
N ANT: Free & clear home
m Orange C.OUnty S.31 .600
FMV, FOR: seaaoned, good
pay 2nd TD, $31,600. Rltr.
>47. 7 401. 545-1550
• ' • ~ ' ' • e
* * * * * *
----------: JOBS & EMPLOYMENT :ir:ttvn.:E LJIRt:t; 1'0RY
Ironing 6755 Remodel., Rep1lr, 494C
• IRONING S2 dozen. 50c rxtra
for ltarcb, 50c extra pick
ups It delivery, local.
543-4685
Ironing $1 .50 a Doi.
Bring hangers 962-lti
IRONING $1.50 HR-:-
Exp., Refer. 642-0038
L1nd1c1ping 6110
IF YOU need Remodeling.
PAINTING ••• REPAIRS
CA.LL DICK 64.2-1797
S.wlng 6960
Alterations, custom dress
making. Reasonable prlca
For app't., 673-6015
DRESSMAKING • Alterations
&t mending.
962-3287
F'REE DESIGN SKETCA &: Alteritlon...-.642-5145
PLANT for your home land· Neat, accurate, 20 yrs. exp.
scaplng. 638-8363 Eve.
P1ptrh1n9lng
P1lntln9 6850
EXTERIOR PAINTING
1 speoal1u in 2 llory Trim wonc. Overhang, Fa cl a
Board. Windows, etc.
.Lestrr Col~ * ~
DEPENDABLE palntlng at
' REASONABLE price 1.
Quality wortc I: materiala.
545-3087 or 546-2629
INTERIOR • EXTERIOR
A\·erage 1 Br apt., labor &:
mat' I. sn 50. 64.2-7528
~s sOnded Painting
int or Ext, 10 yrs In area
Reae. free Eat, 64.2-0427
PAINTER & Paperbangtt,
very re11.1. &: clean. 25 yrs
exp. 64.2-1322
tNTER or Ext. PAINTING.
IMMED. SERVICE. Local
ref. FREE H1. 54&-1&17
PAPERHANGE~ * 64.2-27 43 *
T1llorin9 6970
Alterations l: Rei.tylin&
Men • Ladies. 673-n70
PURDUE TAU.ORS, CdM .
TILE, Ceramic 6974
* Verne, the Tile Man *
CUst. work. Install &: re-
pairs. No job too small
Plaster patch. L e a k I n &
shower repaired. 847-1957.
:
Uphol1tery 6990
Fl.AT Rat~ · Avg chair I:
ottmn $115.95. ao{a $174.95
choice '68 fa bric. 67l-3707
JOBS &. EMPLOY1"ENT
J ob W 1nted, Men 7000
CX•LLEGE grad, 17 yrs. mar-
• kettng I: managerial e~rl
ence dHirft part-time wortc
No direct selllng
962-«165 Eveninp
Job Wanted, Ledy 7020
Pltlos 6860 CARPET Oee.nlng. floor
---------atrippmr. Waxing. wan.. Q.iatom Patio CO\'ers
and Concrete Work
I
Dale Qmt. Co. 532..{j()I
-Plumttfnt 6890
1 L.EAKS! C.. cir water elec-
trcnicaD11oaiUd unda' c~
m«nt. blacktop. around.
....U.. ahowen, any place.
~-Water Unet dMJ>.
ed, pnmure ratored.
CALL "LEAK!" M2-C341
S.1*Amerbrd 01<
Windows ...tied. Sl14167
HOUSEWORK • Woman with
xlnt rd'a avail.able for day
work. HolneJNken 5C7.al
5 Days a wttlt cir day woric
Own traa. Good worker, rd-
«. IG-1288
HOUSECI.EANING Wanted
Nf'W1'0'1, 0>eta Meta UM
12 pe' boar. MU5l1
Draftsm11
Yount """ with twe
yMrt drtftint .. ,.,..
91\a •nd/ or twe pen
coti.. Send NMM
o r 1pply In penen.
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Wanter
Santa Ana
Ari ~ual opportwuty
tmplo)'er
e Carpenter
w1Lh t'lectncal
wlrin& experienct.
• Bonder
• Boat Anembler
with surfboard
shapin& expel'lence.
J ENSEN
M1rin• Co r p.
23.i Fl11<:her
Cost.a Mrsa
~3440
REAL ESTAT E
SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity f o r
currently licensed SalesmM
to have the desire to enter
the 1peciali.ied Held of ex-
changing. Worl<ing in Com-
mercial -Industrial • land,
and high value Resldences.
People with Reno excban&e
training preferTed. However,
if you are willing to wori<-
and cM take in.'tructions,
we will show you what to d~
and how to do it. No new un-
llcensed trainees accepted.
Call 615-4a70 for appt.
S1le1men & Mln1gers
Career opJkll"ly with leadJnc
tlrm offering onr 100 mu-
tual funds. Full or pt time.
No exper nee, we train.
Npt Bch otnce, M2-6422
Santa Ana oUlce, 547-3331
lllvtlfOi"a Ftna.ndaJ
Servlcu, Inc.
REAL ESTATE
Shouldn't .YOU ne with Walker
I: LeeT Free Information.
Phone or write W Al.KER I:
LEE Inc 2629 Harbor Blvd.
~30'l9.
BOYS 10 -14
Good routeal • Good profttt
BALBOA PENINSULA
DAILY PILOT
• 642-4.121 •
• MeclMl•lcal
Aue111blen
• Electroalc
Auembfen
• Power
Eqlripmellt
Wiremen
• T echniclans
Experience required,
Liberal frlnte be.,.fltt
PWMETRKS
929 liker Street
Cotta MMI
549.2221
Punch Press
Operator
(Experienced)
• Make own set-ups
• Run prPCision produ<>
lion parts e Perform first article
Inspection.
STACO, INC.
1139 Biker St.
Cott• Mesa
.549-3041
An equal opportunity
employer
Process
Technician
MAllllS
Sn1111' l.N•
UU w ... cUff Or.
.... ,.,. .. ac:h
WANTED bnmedlately and
de~ an n::per planist
to aceaml*I)' the Harbor
Womea'a Cborale, a women'•
cbonaa. EKh Tues. trom
9:30 AM-11:30 AM. Baby tlt-
d"I provided. Unable t9 pay
but the c.npany •• greet!
Call dlredar, Mra. Teny
Danne9G-a&e
ACCOUNTING CLEltK
Matwe individual to wocic
1n out •~tln1 dept. Dul·
lei wW Incl payroll I: ac-
couota ncttvable -payable.
KnowJed&e of NCR bkp'1
mach helpful. Good starting
aalary It exctl beneflta. Send
reswne to PO Box fOOO l.a-
1\JM Hilla. Ca. ~
PART 114£ WORK
Put your spare time ID
wortc. ~ttaent Avon.
Call collect SJ0.5860
GIRL FRIDAY
BUILDER'S OFFICE
Exp preferred, apply 9-noon
6208 W. Q)ut Hwy, NB
142-1'15
OPERATORS -Blind Stitch
Special Madlloe. Gannmt
mlcr. Onb •r.ton mak-
ing S80 to S140 wk. aipply.
1580 Monl'OV!a, N .B. 642-26166
HOUSEKEEPER • Uve In.
Take care of home I: 3
children. 11, 2 " a moa ..
Immediate opening for tech-for convalescent mother.
nlclan lo perform various Temporary, 494-62r7
chemical, photographic I: REGULAR part-tlme Secre-
mecbanlcal o'?'ratlons. Must tary. Shorthand, l>'Pinc "
pogeu. a high degree ort llimple bookkeeplna. Hou.rs
mechanical aptitude and be d aala r-onl
able to work to exacting an ry open. """'" Y·
tolc-rancea. A w or k l n g Box M 11, Dally Pilot.
knowledize of photographJc R.N. SUPERVISOR, 11 • 7
processes It machine tools ahlft. Park Udo Convalea-
11 desired. cent Center 466 Fi.11blp
Rd. Newport Beach.
Translcom Corp. ,_542_-8044 _____ _
815 W. 18th, Costa Mesa HOUSEKEEPER COOK
642-9000 Neat, mature lady, 50 or ov-
er, for 3 adults: trom 12
noon thru dinner. Newport Young Men 11-21 are•. 547--0635 or ~123'
BEAUTIClAN. Pel"IOn&ble.
Sales promotion jobe avail. Good with styles for mature
Larire int'J. corp. $10,000 1st women. Followtns preferred,
year. Management opportun. for new, pl~ 1111of> on 19th
ltle1. Call 10 am-2 pm. St., Costa Meta. '42-7241
_SJS._ll83 ________
1
PART -'Mme or .FuU -Time.
Are you looking for • New Compaey! New Pro.
new future???? Security G rd duct! No quotu. Fut re-
Keep your present job while UG peat bualnesa. <n4> 194-3311
you start part time evea. Apply Per-.onnelI0-4 Mr. Day
Ea S82 k Call Robinson'• Newport ,,..,,,.~~-.,....--~--rn per Wtt • Mr. I.IVE-IN help __ __,,, ...... Under
F rd .,.,~ .,.,,.,. Newport Center '~'"'"" 0 , ,., .. ..,~.• Newport Beach 50 or college cirl preferred.
SERV. Station. "111 It pt Mu.st like children. Salary
time. MarTicd. over 25. Full PART ti d 1 f open. References preferTed. lime mu.~t have good mecb me e 0 newpapers Call 548-5942 to home, early AM, Good · exp. High atartlng sal. Tex-supt. Inc. 847-3979 NEED chlld care in your
aco, San Juan Capistrano, home before and after
493-416& Agencln , Women 7300 echool. Occasional eves.
CARRIER BOYS Girl age 6. Corona Del Mar
GOOD ROUTES ;J 9Ch1 dist. 615-2434
AV All.ABLE newport Lady • cook for family A HUNTIN~'TON BEACH. personnel guests, •kenda. uve 1n
DAILY PILOT Fri. to Mon. Pref. older
• 5C-4321 • • ... age ncy penon. Box P20 Deily Pilot
WANTED Service Station At-Profeulon•I S.rvice BABYSITI'ER, my bome,
trndant. Experience. mar-for the employer Costa Mesa. Oya 6 to 3.
1650 Memt
Coet• Me.I
SfCROAIY
Manutact\ariqg aree .
Type 60 wpm, shorthand 90.
APPLY IN PERSON
M1nlllll
CommuaiCllloas
2230 S. Anne St.
Santa Ana, Calif.
An equal 09portunity
employer
Part Time Office
M.T.I.
lwlnw Scheele • "™ Pqramm1nc • ow Keypunch e PBX Twbai
541-2672
T•levltloft
REN t A N!.'W
COLC>a TV
$9 MON;rH
l205
Opt. to buy. Free Hl'Vice·
Free dellvtt)'. No depcmt. ORDER BY PHONE
13U111
or 839-4242
LIFETIME GITJ'. OUlcoat 10 001.0RLAND TV Open T dyt
leuon Typltlc School 173 ltENT
Del Mar, C.M. 543-2851 COLOR TV
Sdll Problema? Pvt hi-achl, $1 MO.
lndJv attn. Small claue.a. * All National Makes *
Girt Friday Bricker~Ward Prep. ~ WORLD OF COLOR
Ale 21 to 35 .tor busy cheerful MERCHANDISE irolt 10355 Lakewood Blvd ..
............
~'ii Newport Blvd .
Behind Tony'a Sida. Mat'la.
Colt& Mesa~
OPEN DAJLY 9 tot
p()()l TABLES
,,, 1961 BRUNSWICK
,,, AMF "' TRIANGLI:
Slate~Bnmwtdt $275 value ••
ONLY P31.D
111>" FINANCING
SICARD POOL
323 S. Main, 0raqa
532-1992
Birds of ParHlse
BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS
IARGAINI
5 Gallon cana -Only $.1.~
Lut call at um price. E\lm-
inl• after 6 P .M. all day
Saturda,v and Suilday. U12
So. 1tOM St., Santa Ana.
---------
llllm f ORICS modern ottice. Type 50 wpm ,...
oa electric; use ID-key adder SALi ANO TRAOI Downey ti' FOR SALi
snd hue exper. in accounts f IOOO (ZlJ) 861~ receivable. Must be abup __ ur_n_it_ur_• _____ WANT to ane IDOl'leY on Ze-Remnants, Samplet 6 Miii-
and neat appearin&. Sendl_________ nltb blk • wb 1V! Just ends Sat. Only a a.m. to 2
letter wttb qualiflcatJma. CLOSING OUT • • • bet col aet. Mab otf, guar p.m. 129 eaw. Costa Mesa
experience, and wqn ex-••• ENTIRE STOCKJ OK worldnf cood. Colt over SS CASH $S
pected to "HMJ'", Box 21lS, ./ Floor Samples $300. m..4284
N Beach. .1 n ... 11 Furni We~ cash for: ewport " ..,_. ty ture ./ Furniture ./ Applianca
IN HAWAII. Houekeepe.;r-MAPLE-SPANISH-MODERN HI-Fl & Stereo 1210 ./ Alltiquu ./ Toola
Governe.sa starting April. Sofaa.Olalrs.Loveaeats ON ITEM or -
Three ciJU S.7-10. Informal, Dinettes-Bedroom 1ets SUPmB, Ma In i f Ice n t, COMPLETE HOUSEFUI-
aeldom entmaln. M u 1 t Tatde.Lamp&-Mltc. Stereo Control Set; Carn.rd Call 5C7~4S or m.mi
drive, swim, do simple cook-Apprcwed Furniture T)1>e A turntable, Ampex ---------i
Ins. Re.terences exchan&ed. 2159 Harbor Bl, CM 548-9660 2000 Series Tape Deck, PVT pty MUST SEU. decor-
Jntervtew about March l Oth.I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' MclntOlh MXllO PrP-Amp ator item. CAL-STYLE BR
Good aalary. Write atatinc NEARLY new, custom made A FM Stereo Tuner . furniture, like new, 2 cheat,
age, experience, qualifica-Uvinl room fllm.lture. Bar Mclnab MC249 A~er, 1 car .desk, 1 nite ltnd, 1
tloN to-Mn. B.E. Alexander atoola, aofa, cbalr A lampe. 2 Jenisen SpeUer Systems. desk chr, walnut and ea.od,
P.O. Box 905, Kailua-Kona, _8J6..4611________ 2 Electrovoice S 'Pe a k e r fonnica tops, SAC! $125.
Hawaii 96740. CHERRY BR let $1» cheat Sy1tema, a 11 connecting 6'fl.1953 evea.
drawera, d re 1 a er. head cords. Guaranteed S400 sav-17' UPRIGHT frttzer, like
Att.n. HA.1-wfv-board It mattreu. ~2165 Jn1 over 8flY bu.yen cost. new, $150. Electrolux floor --...... Prlv. 0 w n e r. eau I write -""'A• A: lc:rubber, UJI He.x&ion top table, i #f Mr.7 c •-8 1 5 ...,......... ~ 46 boun day, Sl.82 bour. ood $40 ,,,._, ; onsu.... alao rub shampooer,
To prepare and aerve J~ 67l-ll98 Molllaon .30, El Cajon, ~1162 &ft 3 p.m.
luncheon to faculty mem-Calif. ·
ben Co&dm West Colle"'e. Desk walnut formlca top, IN ,. .. nINET 1956 MERCURY $100. NEC • GE HIFI, ......u CHI cooaole ae""ft-machine Apply 60 X 34. Good condition. $200 OR BF.Sr OITER $75. 962-1415 "u'6
Orange Cout College $30. Prlv. Party 543-7183 e 494-Q92 e
2'101 Fairview Road CAL • Shop Btrcb droplea.t ========= ELECI'R.OLUX vacuum w-
Costa Me• 834-Sn. table with pad. $150. No Tipe Recorders l220 attachments: old, but rood
cha.In. Pbone ~nm cond. m. ~ -----------1 SONY 300 tape recorder. in WARM, friendly home with S I I012 two cblldren. Working moth-tore !ulpment
er Dffd9 Uve-ln boulekee;> For aa1e or trade, hand-
er. Printe room. TV, all aome teak alt-down ahow·
excel cmd. Oria coat $300 Mi.c. W1nted 1610 •" $175. 642-ll:ZI
prlvUegea In clean, orpni-cue, 6' x 2'. 49t.solO
zed home. $130 monthly plus daya ~ eves.
board. Time -oU schedule ---·------
I022 can be arranged. Call G1r1ge S.le
897-:.1533 days, 967-1712 eYe-----:::'--------
nfnga. WRITING desk, antiques, cut
ala•. lamps, fruit jan., love Radio-T •phone 1eat, 2 matchina chrs, tur-
Hoa.by S~lies MOO
HELP MEI
collage my wall with old pic-
turea, broken •P<>lU equip.,
famoua old aayinp, old
n w1, mundane mile junk!
No people, please. 6110 W.
Da..__._h '-lrl quoiae. ovnt.ffd chn, re• ,.,._,.. w aur. dishea, deep fryer, apt ==========-
25 lo «> yean. Must know u stove, miacel. Items. Sf!rtlrtf Goods 1500
Cat Hwy 646-8701
local area. Apply In penon !>.11-8573 ·
YELLOW CAI CO. CONSOLE AM " FM rad A 186 E. 16th St. record player comb. Small
Costa Mesa bar w I extru. End I: coil
Hostess
Apply In person:
Tuea -Fri. 11 am~ pm
Stuft Shirt Rest.
ml W. Cout Hwy NB
tbll, clothes It mile. 2622
'Santa Ana, C.M.
SUN 12 to 5
DREXAL din tbl, 4 rat. chn,
chow .,la, miac. 2 2 2 2
Ruteers CM
FURNITURE, diabet, lritcb ---------1 utensils, dothea, etc. etc.
Inventory Clearance!
on pool tablet, le ques.
BEACH BILLJARD SUPPLY
1241-A s. Main, Santa Ar11
547..om
NEW 4' USED turlboard-fac.
tor)' dJrect ·cheap! Wet suit
Jacketa $10.95. 815 W. 18th
St. '* 64.2-'!607
M lscell1neous l600
WANTED
Furnitur•Appll1ncff
Color TV'._Ste,...
-TOOLS-
531-1212 or 193-0555
(Ask for Art)
Man'a WANTED TO BUY:
and Woman'1 26" or
light weight 3 apeed
cycles. Call 536-2170
28"
Bl-
FREE TO YO u
mot. Found: Long haired
tled grey Tom Cat,
paws. So. Laauna. 499-
white
:1633
yra., GREAT Dane, AKC, 5
old. Obedience train~
to iood home. 54S-1J17
• Only
2/3
doa rled pn!ferTed. Good bra, ind the applicant 5 dys wk. Uve-ln/out. Aft
Salary + commiMlon. A~ 3:30. 646-2609 Waitress
ply Superior Shell Service 133 Dover Dr., N.I . H_O_U_S_EKE--EP-ER-. _p_t._tlm-e. Luncheon Only
1614 Baker, C.M.
Appll1nce. 1100
MOVING EAST Feb. 9., Must
aeU chain, 90fa, dinini set,
ctreae.n, kins t1ze. bed. Any
rw.sonable otter accepted.
18 MOS. old red chow
w/pedigree, Female.
~me 2/1
1495 Superior Ave., N.B. 642-3870 549-2743 NY home, Mon lo Tri, 4 to Apply in person: FOR Sale. Uprtpt freezer
DRIVEft.Oertc on bookmo-G Offl $J60 6. Ctn It cook. Mature ~ Tuet • Fri. 11 am-' pm Coldspot t" o 1 t I e 1 1 ~
bile Mon-Fri. ~9 pm. Sat ~ •n. c• an pref. 548-8281 Stuft Shirt Red. ~. 15.3 cu. ft. 536-1>
'it pm. 2 yrs college. No atu· La&UM Beach. Good typilt. SITTER Wanted Y"I Uve tn capacity. 1 yr old. S1'15.
dents. Male S2.JO/hr. Call Comp&J\)' pays fee. or out, lt ~k 3 acbl 2241 W. Coall Hwy, NB gee Mgr. Sp 2 Sandy'a Trlr
HlD'ltington Beach Public U. WILLIAM PENN chldrn, motberlna ~ S09 ---------I Pk 2912 w. at Hwy NB
brary ~9327 Auoclates Agency Plumer CM. 541-2478 MJ.1521
JANITORIAL WORK 1856 Newport, C.M. ~ Experienced coffff lbop I.ARM.AIDS • • .st --T--IN-dlxe---T1PP9--Elec.,....
Husband It wile team to do Fee jobs al!O. Wailre!llfl Apply 3050 and GO GO ovm " ranae. w1t.b dbl o.en
part time offfce cleaning In S(RfENED Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar • • • • T'Otiaerle, etc. Beat ca over
Laguna Beach, tves. Call between 10 A 3 PM dall:y. DANCERS m. M4-1B6S
d11,y11 1714> 532-65.58 C•r"rs for S.Cys. 1 BABYSfl'.TER tor 2 ac:bool :':' =63 l-=An=ttquea=· =====,=1=1=0 BOYS 10. 14 l kprs. in Ortnge County age c~ildren, Mon. thnl
Laguna Beach. So-Lasuna 642-7484 546--6020 Frl., Wibce It 1tutien Dr. TYPIST·~ time. Doctor's DINING table, antique m•
Good routea! • Good prolital Screened Peraonnel Agency area, C.M. Call M&«IT7 omc:.. ~ Beech, IBM q . Shenton 1t:1le. 3. ex-
DAILY PILOT 901 Dover Dr. Newport Bch. WANTED womu In .,... ol Exec. Approx 5 tog hrs per tra le a ve a. ~
' narbor &: Baker st tD take wk. NOl>-G'llOker. $3.40 per value! $250. $.JMI ~.
__ •_642 __ -tm • MOORE ENTERPRISES patient to doctor. s..5395 hr. State b1MC speed. ~ " wtenda.
Truck Driver• Pertohnel A .. ncy arter s PM. I: rd~ Write Box M· ---------
5 a.xi~ diesel tnd dump tor 444 Newport Blvd., N .B. IN---SURAN--CE--~---1--... --.-19 Dally Pilot. ANTIQUE emmtble, oak I:
demolltloo co. 6208 W. Coast Phone TODAY for ............ ...~ =========I t.apeliti7; love ._t. arm ey needs exper claim It U. chair 2 llde cba1n. XlBt. Hwv., N.B. an •'-lntment for a m---bllJ•u ""r). N-..-......., ..... n Jolie Men Wem.. 7500 • GANGI Ml-1615 REWARDING FUTUR.E."' v &' ..... ~ _.. ' $135. 531-1341) Eft/""-dl. Mra. Sima. SJl.J.m
d .
515-4768 2/2
trees. KIRBv d ........ FREE Tameric wood
>4 •acuma eamr WIW ~ )'Ol.I cut. ~ attaclune.nts. Tab o v e" __ .;_;;_, ___ _ 2/3
small pe.ymenta or p.,-bel-t'E'l S & LIVESTOC K
ance cl SS7.l0. Credit Dept. "--
~7289 Anahdm.-.... _...;.. ____ _ 1125
ale
per.,
FRJGIDAIRE n.11b1bc ma-AFGHAN HOUND m
cldne ~t tmlO,a $60. JIQP8. S moa.; xlnt tem
35 mm ~Jector, llkle tra.Y& AKC rec.~ '1red
A atoraae boxell 115.·~ ,,,,9919=:------
962-
5
tboa.
0RNATE marble top tbles, GERMAN Shepbe.rd pqp.
handmade CIQllt, crocheted montba. AKC. Hu had
afgbana. 510 w. fflPl.and, $95. Must be a lood home.
S.A. =800207=~~-,,..-.,,,.-
LOSE W.tpt aafd1 w1tb REG. Min. Puodln,
DEX-A-DDn' 'Nileta. Only A: fema.la. SDven A:
main
blacb
9lc: at 'hmer Dnis. New-''BEAUTIES' 'I 5C>65l.9
trade?
"Grt!Y
port a.ch. 541-m.1 GERMAN Shepberd fftDlle
QUJTJ'ING ROOFING, 90 Iba.. 1 ano.. AKC. SiO cir ron P.•. 1X12 aheJvina, 9c ,...ga,._Tms ____ _
per ft. 30laO Br1atoL Open $55 • $75 Wetmmuer
SUnlllr. Gboat'' ~ ...,. • ""'7T>ER FRY COOKS • 642-9080 for •ppoint. ANTIQUJ: Walrlat drop lat .,........ · CREATIVE, a-• ldNe ~ e Ceek ALUMINUM M. .,_. lDlie Top dollar! AD abUb be ....,, table. 3 ~ Mat dlaJn. .. lty, tmnl. 139-1747
qlW-
Apply: Ken's.. n;o E. Oil. Help Winted ma.n tweeft 25 It 35 nated e ,.,. 1lfM W•tre. a.4111 MW 171 ~ HP ~
Hl-.y, Conina Del Mar Women 7400 for The ~ Sbop. WW e Nlfht Dlehwalher ~Tape ~ $40. 541-
Bet 8 ... 11 AM I( train 9--5. m.»32 ~ Mulkal IMt. 1125
· • ' .. en UV&lN b9etcpr dilld care WOMAN cook~ iMil Apply In Plf'IOO 4 P.ter ~complete IMtitUiWer f•t'WMft Pvt nn A be. 5~ d;ya wk. and very Ute ~ s.f & 51r1o1a i. Bua~ wta, cue. a a.r *ola no dCb..
Exper. In tbsll It lie pwr Perm A reta. SlOO mo. Family of 4. 3 PM to T PM, HM DIM lil-. (0artnet. °" TV a 11atnn ... ._.
T.m.. Scetty .....
lfaJe $5. '°"151 aft s..
T~TATION
..... &Yechh 9000
boet eoNt for yard tn ~ s day wedl. p.oo !Ir. m.'ml 5'30 ,ec, Cit. Hwy. pn, vto&arl, etc.) Hu INilt. a11c. ~ _. -..a »' CABIN CRt1ISER, 10
Orifnt. 21l: m.alM BABYSl'ITING 4' It b*. BABYST'ITIJl, exper, tt C9i'e Newpert ..... ta mlb ,_. hoobp 1o 11'7 WELL Down arti1t ....-. llerc. TANDEM trder'
ROUTES ~All.ABLE UYe In. Fun lam. Sch cbl· tor Want I n1P1a wt& 1t11i lifATI ~:·•.= '-: ~~~. l"'"~ ~ ... ~lftCAMP
H.P. . .
ctm. Ref nq. ~ 1146-4951 betw .,.,_e p.m. .,..... --=---• vw ." .....
WeltlDNter lot lloY'I 10-H LIVE-In litter A Jt. hlwrk EXP dl'ftl*)' bllf ....W. SALISMAN I======;:;::= ldl Wq Olll. 144-mt 15 n '. GIMlper. 25 Good~ ·.:.mSundQ Unwed mother a~ Amp 8Und aUtdt ..,. .... It YCIUlllnc-b ~ ac-"--&. o..,... IJJO t1Piii:iri:Rhif ·iii~. 2 i:~:,0 .:;._ 8:,' c ~-.......... fr ti.me. 548-m? lftlen. ••·Ha u.. R..-1 Dept. Immediate pc. CQac;c• cn.n-.> ... A;;u;;;;;;;. ........, FULL time umuwate Man. • ...... TAX~ ,.,... ... -..... m .. "'™"'AO&. .. ,..,A ~ HARDWARE, 842-SECY wanted. Lapna 8eaO Telepbam laa.; ,_. "' Pl.-cal Mrs 1'*1 Sllclitly Ulfd Dabt1b Walllut ..... Im .. ...,.., --EllceUent t'Olldlb
113.t lo:M 1"SM. Npt 8cb NUl"lllll Home. Applf ba Ila' PU't•ttme: ... _....._ _,A 8.-dl RAllJ. Inc. ~ ._ Uwd ...-trr o • n ._, iilil( • Qua UYe abou'd. t1NCl2
SefJ Mr. st. Oalr aon: ~ ~. For App't. •1Ml ~ S...: Mlo4l9ll fr'OCll $3115. New~ 11111 -.;.. ~·CABIN, alDI 2.
SERV Sta. Attend. s.lary + e PART 'nine l'allmttta REL. lltw ... "time la Aliilf . ..._ 1lll Wlldttler, Orsa H . Good wd ...... • .. ......,.., .....
comm. 1\ln\ Sbup Unkin work OW11 ~ 1111-par. our bGIM lftl. ._. Ot lJ i.. fwn Apes A'. !ltd srai* from ma. • Pt C... ..._ ~
00 DD E. Qlt. ffw). OdM ID ltart. c.I ln..alJ ,.a&.; Cd Mn. St&le ~ ICHMIDT.PHIU.JPI (.1). Mil MIS • ...._ Ga,
OR s.mD MAJOR 8AN1t WAMl'S REJJ.ug.a ._ 111r W1J M. eMIT4 or wr1t. 1711 U07 N. Mala • -& 11'1. ..,.. wil. SJI.
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P'IBERGLASI If 0 L DER. __ ,,. rd N · I& .,,... ,_, HADl • ..,... w1tb Mlonis Bl 11...s Or.-KD>llUk1' .......... ii9li,;
put thnt. CID,.... e BE A~ e BEAlri'ililf Pwt • 11111 ~ Bftdi. Elieel. ..,. 1Allle 1 t 11 :, ~· ='fl...S. .
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SEDAN
Ucbt \eiae, red lnt-
telior. Radio A beater.
______ ll_M4M__ 2 Door hardtop. V8, power-'66 RIVIERA alide, power steering, radio,
AoMmatic, $1Tll. I!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MARQUIS MOTORS VOLVO Hydramatie, power ateerinl
lllO So. Cout Hwy, Lacuna A brakes, bucket seat Inter-....._ * •7503 _,, tor. fadal'y air, t,000 ...... ea.
TEST DRIVE A . YW
AUTOMATIC
$3111
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