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the other kind, too. lt'1 St. VaJent(ne's Day 111d
A1ida ii ju.st the girl to teach Brian what that •
means. How much candy will kindergartener's al·
lowance buy, anyway?
Whale Wat~hed
Paddles By, Barnacles and AU
By BRUCE BENSON
Of• Dtllp ..........
Whale watchers stood gawking this
mamtag alon1 tbe Newport Buch
ahorellae from 46th Street to the
Newport Pilr while a pint-sized
C.UfQrttia gr_,rwhale lazily paddled
1'1· The sa mammal's destination wll
s\mae ammy lagoon· in Baja calif ornla,
accCll'dln& l9 the bett pe11 or Charles
M1'cbell, Cal Tech marine acleatilt
at the Ktrckhoff Marine Laboratory
io Newport S..ch.
. You'll aee tltetn oecaalonally 1n twos
and threes. bat f« the most part
they travel alone." Mitchel explained.
' Why was this morn1ng'1 12-foot long
~ "twtnunm1 ao elOM to shore?
"It'• oCllt uncommll," Mitchell said. ''Jl•t I don't think anyone's ventured
to 111 why. Tbly're juat taking It
east, movinf down the cout."
Mltcbell tended to d!Jcount one
tbeoey, freely offered by non-specialist
whale watehert, that the large
creatures nib their bellies alon1 the
sandy beaches to scrap barnacles off.
Today's sighting oU 45th Street was
e~ 1'ith barnacles and sea life
on bit-b'elleld ud topsides. The wtwe dectined to d.IJplay las belly
to the public.
The amual migration 'of Wbales rs
expeded" to continue for ano1her four
to six weekl.
Their favorite qawnln1 apota are
Scanubom La1oon an6B~k Warrior
Latoon aboqt mld-wly clown the Baja
California Peninsula, Mitchell said.
He · noted that full-trown gray
whales are often inore than 40 feet
long.
~e Annex Endorsed;
3,400 Population Seen
Allied Bombers
·strike at Walls
Of Hue Citadel
SAIGON (UP1) -U.S. Marines pull·
ed back from Hue's Forbidden City to·
day and allied divebombers Jlashed in
to hit the Viet Cong behind the ancient
citadel's thick wallJ with bomb~.
rockets and napalm that sent giant
tire balls riling over this former irn·
perlal capital.
U.S. F4 Crusader jets and Viet·
namese prop-driven Skyraiders made
repeated runs over the ancient
fortress, the shock waves from their
bombs rattling the city in the north of
South V\etnam.
The Communists, who have held
portions of t"h e two·square·mile
Forbidden City for more than two
weeb, fought back with rockets and
anti-aircraft fire.
Communist gunners hit one U.S.
Marme Crusader jet but the pilot
manag'ed to nurse It back to the base
at Da Na111.
Brit .Gen. FOiler C. Lahue. whosr
Marines met sheets of Communist fire
ln trying earlier to storm the citadel.
watched the air attack from a
helicopter and told UPI correspondent
Richard V. Oliver his men faced "tht
toupat pct ol the entire battle" for
Hue.
"That w.n 1'11 built lo delend the
dtJ, ol COUl'H, and tbe damned thin!l
11 dolq lb job. As soon as we crack
u.t wll. we're folng rlfht in." said
a.' •year.old Leatherneck from
(.._ VIETNAM, Pa1e !)
for Ballot After Battle
91 pn>poied amendments on the
.-id.pal ballot. but aimed most· of
tllelr barbs at 1he compenaation
JlrOposal.
"As Georce W asb1ngton once said,"
Fbrgit observed, 'if you can't aUord
the ·Job, don't take It." ll• and Cook lnsWed it wasn't nee-~ ellary to PU city board members
becaUSe there ~ enough available
clndJdatea willing to do the work for
tree u a publlc tervlce.
COunc.llman Lindsley Panooa COUD·
bred by aa,ying the compensation "Is
Intended as reimbum!meftt for out-of·
l>OCket expenses; It's not a salary."
ParsGU beads a council committee
that propoeed the IJD«ldmenta.
Howard Rogers, a member of Par· sons' committee, also pointed out that
the voters themselves would be mak-
ing the final decialon. "AU we're ask-inJ." he said, "is to give the voters
ttus opportunity."
V\ce Mayor-Doreen Marshall. •ho
chaired the meeting in the ableace
of OIHtrlcten Mayor-Paul J. Gruber,
allo noted that DO pay rMes Would be
set anyway without a public hearing.
Mrs. Marshall added, however,
that she felt tbe'propoeed •100 montbly
maximum waa 1oo ~· "I woold never approw that. .. Ber colleaguea
agreed, and at Robert Sbelt.oo'a q.
gestiOll the ~~ ~~ Ndooed to ...
· (See ~ Pale Z)
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Shooting Charge.~?
Jury Gets Report on Teen~ s Death
By JACK BROBACK
, OI Ille 1IMtY ...... IMlf
Possible Orange County Grand Jury
inveatigatloo of Uie Stanton Police
Department was in the offing today
amld speculation that the district at·
torney's office •Ill seek indictment of
a reserve Stanton police officer for the
fatal shooting last Friday night of a
fleetnc youth.
Chlef ~ty Dist. Alty. James G.
Enright •11 scheduled lo go before
City Delays
Final Ruling
On Police TV
JllnaJ dt1" "•..._ • prop u4 te· ~ed Wevidon cameru fOr
Newport ~ach police m111t be post·
ponied for at least a few monu.. city
manqer Harvey L. Hurlburt said to-
day.
TIM delay waa attributed to a cut· rent lack of federal funds to 1pooaor
lnoov.Uve t.echnJquee In law enforce·
merit..
''Under normal circumstances the pr= probably would have comt
up "I~ ay night or at the . next City
Council meeting Hurlburt said.
"But now we'll just bold off until
legislation has gone through and we
can file our appllcaUon."
Coundlmen had expected lo debate
the merit! ol the poUce television sur·
veUJ~ system aft.I" receMni a
completed appllc&Ucla from Arinc, a
Santa Ana re1earch firm.
The flrm was hlred to prepare an
~~Uon fot the city 1t a cost of
Federal money for the project ran
out before the city could submit its
applications, however.
Hurlburt aaJd the dty is now wail·
ing for Congress lo pass President
Johmon'a Safe Streets and Crime Con·
trol Act.
A pending bill ~posing $100 mil·
lion for research in Jaw enforcement
Is expected to pass with1n a Cew
months.
"We've checked with various sourc-
es at the state and federal level."
Hurlburt said. "and Indications are
that the Jeglslation should have no
problems in gettin~ approved."
Meanwhile. Newport Beach Police
Chief B. James Glavas Tuesday con·
tlnued bis efforu to ac<:1uaint the pub-
lic with the police television proposal.
"We here will ask for 1458.000 for
our program," he told members of
the Corona del Mar Exchange Club.
He 11ld that the police TV cameras
"w111 never be used to Invade priva-
ey." He said the cameras would ooly
ba 11hle to "see the same thlngs that
a policeman on patrol could observe."
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Sfftf!lt Market
NF.W YORK (AP) -The stock
market weathered some shocks In the
form of upsew.ng news today but clos·
ed with 1 good lead of gains over
lou ts. (See quoaUons. Pages 34-34).
On the &vtrage. the market wlPfd
out a gain by It steadied and v.as com·
Ina back stronaly In late dealings.
the Grand Jury at 1 p.m. today armed
witl1 results of a four-day investigation
by the DA's office into the abootin1 of
Paul Meza Aguilera, 18.
Tbe youth reportedly was struck by
the fatal bullet when Officer Allen
Christian. 42, fired after he allegedly
yelled "several times" for Aguilar to
stop running down a dark alleyway.
The officer reportedly said be Intended
H as a warning shot.
Dist. Atty. Cecil Hicks would not say
this milrninl if !Us dapaty would Ilk
for an indidment ol Officer Cbriltio.
"We will present th~ evidence to the
. jury and seek action, I cannot aay juat
what at this time," Hicks aald.
Hieb. under ~stionin(, said that
the death of the Stanton-youth duriq a
narcotics' investigation. "does not fit
the definltion of justifiable homicide in
the California Penal Code."
Mathew Kurtich,, attorney for Of.
(See SHOOTING, Pa1e %)
Lawmakers Split
Tidelands V se Fees
.. P owler~ Postponed
Newport Beach clty coyncllmen ap-
pear to be split on whether to lmpote
tidelands use fees, but t h e y ' r e
unanimous ofl this much:
Ther~ fJ no need to ruah the .Issue.
which bas been under study for mare
than a yem-.
Monday, after lively study seul6n
debate, they postponed for two weeks
action on a proposal to go on record
favoring a tidelandJ fee procram "in
principle."
Municipal lawmakers indicated that
at their Feb. 26 se11fon they will
also decide whether to ln1truct the
city attorney to draw up an enabllng
ordinance.
As proposed by the council's
tidelan~ revenue committee, beaded
by Undsley Parsons, the enablln~
legislation would allow the council
to set up a fee schedule by resolution
later on.
JUST SUGGESTION
Parsons emphasized d u r i n g
discussion of the issue that a proposed
fee schedule submJtted by his com·
mittee Is only "tentative, just a sug·
gestion.".
The "suggested" fees are:
-A •10 annual charge for use of
public tidelands by private piers ill
residential areas. Some 783 bayfront
homeowners would be affected.
-A levy of i1 per lineal foot of
public waters occupied by com·
mercial. industrial and yacht club in·
stallations.
-A l lh-cent-per·gallon tax on fuel
sold at marine service stations with
docks on clty-adminJstered tidelands.
Councilmen Al Forglt and Dee Cook
strongly objected to the latter pro-
posal.
Cook saJd the fuel tax was too
much. '"l'be net profit on fuel sold
by operators here Is less than 2 cents
a gallon in many cases." he said.
"This formula needs a lot of revision.
and rm not so sure about that $1
per lineal fool figure either."
ADOPT ORDINANCE
"These are not f i r m recom·
mendations." said Parsons. "We·re
asking only that tM council adopt
the enabling ordinance. Then set the
fees later by resolution. Obvious I)'.
some Inequities will exist. and we
can correct them by ,...olutlon, and
not bave to rt-Write tbe Cll"dtaanre. •
&blrt Sb6ltoa. "190 MrYt4 on
Parsona' committee aJoq w l th
Howard Bopra, told Coot that the
auueated fuel tax ''ia baaed on what
other lltrbora dtar1e, IM ear llgure
is on tbt low aide."
C'A>Ok. botrever. argued that unlike
In other hafbors, Newport's marine aerviee· st1tJ0ns. Wttb one exception.
are located on privately own~i
uplands, with just their docb on
public property. "A little ramp out
tl1tre doesn't constitute a place of
(~TIDELANDS, Pace!)
* ·* * For git, Cook
W reek Image:
Vote Together
Newport Beach city councilmen Al
Forgit and Dee Cook, who have failed
lo see eye-to-eye on many iuml in
the put. teamed up Monday •t
on a series of council votes.
Most of the ballotln& concierned pro-
posed City Charter amendment.. They
also jointly voiced objections to the
tidelands fee plan.
"Hmm." muaecl Council m a n
Howard Rogeta at one point. "Thi&
is a pretty interuting coalition here!'
"We're runnln1 for re-elecliOll,"
Forgit explained.
It was a far cry, Clty Hall observen
noted. from a recent meeting at 1'hich
Forgit invited Cook out into the
munkipal parting lot. Cook decliDed
the invitation.
Or-C~•·.
Weataer
Don't let that aun Cotl yoq;
there'• more wet stuff on tM
way. warna forecuter Gordo•
Shields. And temperanir,s won't
budge over the eo.dell'te mark
on the Onnae Cout.
INSIDE TODAY
19 · Miles • Ill Front
TMre'1 ~ o tDC1V to beot
the imponiblt aM HtmtfnQton
Harbour ll'QCht.fmcm 1'46 '°"*'·
the bottv probltm ot o bff · "'°" 4nd loto b~ ...
dtdronfc gadget and ,. ...
Serena. the 1cratcb boat from Se
Frlftc:laco. ·
IAteat ~Tuesday placed K.latoa
off Point Telma. about 19 milu ahead
Of Sererta. Serena hid cloM?d the gap
1Ughtty, howtver. with :: day·~ run or
J72 miles against 14& for Kla1oa n.
Un .... the weather improves toward
the rear of the neet. ii 1ppt&rs eltber
KlakNI II or Serena will make a cletn
1weep Of thl11lo'1re&t Acapulco race on
rteord.
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. WhU:hever Gii C'tOIMI tbe llnc. fint
should pick up overall and Class A
honora.
Last boat In the neet la Jacob
Wood'• Chlriqul from CaUfornJa Yacht
Club. sfill 161 mllee from the finish.
The tervpo of ncltement began lo
pick up bat toNJ u more planeloads
of wives and friends of tM racing
crt1t1 atrf•ed. But the alowneu al tt\e
race h•• put 1 damper on mott "the
(See ACAPULO), Pile I)
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Wedntsday, FHnllry 14, 1961
'Irvine Officials
A
Ask TruStees
,To Up Sm~ts
Tbe lnlM Oo. tedaJ. Ml Mbd
Newport-Mesa trustees to ttretcb
, school dlstrltt boundartet to tab ID
enoueh chlfdren to ftll 10 more
•tlaun>om1.
I ':_ Tbe req\lllt -at. • time .....
the unified achool dlltrlct face& an
, anticipated 1bortap of 44 clluroOm•
rnext fall.
• · TM addltloDal da11dr8 -aa
' htbutild llot of tbel1l -woald come
from • portiae "' • ~ullt • housing tract near Urbanu1 Square.
on MacArthur Boulevard. Corona del
Mar. An arb6tNrJ acbool diltrict boun-
dlrJ cUvktin1 Newpart..Mela from San
.i.qlllq Dem~ School ·~
Cuti ..... die tr.el beinl fl'OC••t d tor umaation to tbe city of Newport
Beach. Argeatinian Luneh
About 71 aere1 CIC tbe 21J.1Cn tr1et
.. lnalde. tbe Su Joaquia ~ San Joaqula truatee• have not acted
:,. 7et Oil the Irvine C-ompuy request
to rtdra1r tbe line IO it loopl around
the tract. Tbey mUlt lnitiate the peti·
. .&ion for transfer lf there 11 to be
Vllitiq students from Argentina enjoy lunch on Corona del Mar
Klwinia Club Tuesday. Today Kiwanians took student. to Loi An-
geles .Art Museum and Univeraal Movie ~dlo. Next week 1ite1 will
host f.orma1 dance for students. Seated ·around table are (from left)
Horacio Briohlero, Ricardo Gotelli. Raul de Juan, Dielo Goualu,
Lucia Terminiello and Raul Almeida .
. one. ant t The previous line was me o
Jll"T9 only unW precise planning was done. Irvine Cqmpany Vice President .~ !la1 Wataon told Newport-Meu board
. memi.rt. Bahe in Barraeks
.. Be laid deveiopmnl will •tart la
' early 1WDmer and estlmaWJd children
' will be going to achool from the area
~ about a year from now. Girl Live3 3 Weeks at Secret Bcue
"' "We'd all be better off in the long
run wftb a tensible line." trustee
:.rs.Um •'Bad" PraJdln renmkecl. • , If tM boaDdary laa't cb.anCed. next ~ door neilhbor• will find their children ~·m different school JY•tems. In the ~ aM of famDlet In the San JUlq1lhl
. 4llUid, cbUdnD would probabl,y be
-bultd Joni 4tJtucet becaUH 2M · children does not Justlf1 a new school.
A 1cbool lite hu been tel aside by
·-t!ie-Irvlne Compan1 OD-the Ntwport--.Me .. stdf-9' the boandary.
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LAKENHEATH. England (UPI) ....
The U.S. Air Force said today a 22-
yev~ld Enlli•h girl waa 10 fond of American afrmeo she lived three
• weQ:a in a barra~~s at the top secret
maclear bomber bue here.
"She wa Ute a'mother to us," said
one di her Lonner barracu mates.
"We are investigating," announced ·iilhtllPPed Air Force brass. Offlciala g.uantty nfused to reveal
the Clfl'• name, but they said she bad
been forever banned from all u .s. Air
Force buet in Britaln.
Airmta quoted her as saying she
had gone to the bue to be with her
bol!riend. "l11e other boys in the block were
very aportint," she said. ''They all
kept our secret."
The airmen salid tbeJ brtuht her fOod from the me11 ball and til return
she was "like a mother" to them, iron-
ing and mending theiz' c~ and gen-
erally cleulnr up afttt tbe 31: mea.
She wore Air Force fadtitet and
tucked her hair under a mJlitlrJ cap,
they said. ·
Flnally MCUritJ police' ti the bue
arrived for a aUl"PriH--drul IQ1cb.
They found the girl iDlteld.
Officials inliated there •• no 1e-curi9' violation since the barrack wu
not inside the fenced .area •hen the
Air Force keepa planel loaded with
nuclear weapons. ~ANNEX ...
· .adjacent acrea for park J>Ul'POl.8S· The
• ,cbool lite would prenmably be
, .evallable for purcbue by th •
.• .Newport-Meta Ulilfiad Schoo1 Dlatrtct,
·wblle the part lite may be dtdleated
i 'to the city, in line with prevlo1.11 com·
) .pall)' policy.
1 Mayer said an annexation timetable
Apartment Units Eyed
Near .Air Traffic Route
• indicates ftna1 clb' adloa. foDowlnl
· ~ ierln of p\tblk "\iarlqJ, can take Faced with a request Tuesday Di&ht place before April. : -. -f* · of-. tlknlt a~llt · m saata Alla mi,,. dlrect!y
'.' 1.;..:::.~ ~· ·"1·,-'"-.. . , • •County Airport traf· ,.,...... comm11slo!m's
· · · · · i-f . ttiemaelyes ~iep) TID ELA S· • • . meaiii. ,-:. ~ " : ·~~
• • • • \ 1 \' I ' • "1'bt1'~.,cied to.~· ·~ty
hdtlwa • ib, tSdlrJPk,i. hi ~ dePlanainvel~.~Ward ~=a1!1:nr c!.!}o' -T"fo-me, Jt .. :~ Nid p_,..1, wr--.
'4Wllat _. .. ~ tlplaDdl wftllout
~ tldaludlT" I .
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--abould be rtiml>wMd .t "' We ,... the landlord 1hoalcl bl." . . . . :
''When a man owna rilbt ~ to
tbl, water'• edit," llAd FCll'Jlt, 'you
have to come up with a different
sort of qreemtnl Somt ol ~ ,
fellas have lon1 leue1, anct·tbeQ 10'I :
come in IDd bouDc9 tbia rllbt on
top of him. How'a be lobll to set
out of hiJ lease?"
Parsona conceded tbat Forlit railed 1
"a good polnt."
"But we hold these public tidelands
1n trua~ and one landlord iln't col·
lecting," bl l&lcl. ''The ctty bas pt
to put its bouae in or~, or th ...
lfate will... .
·At the evenint council ..-. the
rr\atter wa1 unanimoUl)y ~
for two neb With 1ttt1e fu#bir'
discuulon.
Vice M11or Doren M a r 1 h a 1 J ,
presldin.I hi the abltnce ol. Ma70r PaW J. Gruber, wbO' la m, alked
trie city staff to tend copies ol the
Ud•landa committle report to iroupa
that req1111t the~
DA:lY PILOT
· ;o..ICI SUNRva* HONORED
' Stt· Keleeft~lela
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McDaniell Voted
Ne~'sTop .
Police Supervisor
' ' .lM9 Weatclifl Drive, Newport Beachf
: "'1.t!l • ...., ........ «.
the property or "some other lepl
mea.na be foqpd to protect both the
:property '~tr~ the a1rpQft. .,, ;.,
~· 'J1le 1 .W~ pr~ is locat41~on
. Ole n~ aide ~·Meaa Drive ~ut
. ~ feet tut of Santa Ana Avenue,
The Commission and the county
Board ol Supervisors have been in
~ltant b<# ·wa~r 1n ~nt motJtbs
•ver • .s~ developmat.s in. the
1 Hellbta and ·oa : ~ Barbor )aea
.Jand. ~
Most recent protelt to airpoi.:t es·
panaion wu filed bJ <;ox Brothers
of S,._ wire> bUUt 1be P1111us
Apartment complex a« Santa Ana
Avenue jUlt IOuth of Palilades Road.
The conltructlon firm Joined other
Harbor Area resiclenta in proteating
' tire propoeed m&iter plan Of air
transportation for the co~ty.
~ Plunblt ColQtninion 1 s
~· to study 1lae Ward u1e
petmft aP,Ucatian thtt afternoon.
The airport commi!l&ion Tuesday
~l~J also took atepa t(>ward silencing
ancn:Oet knotty problem -airport
noise.
Followlnt *•Jpt ol • letter from
· the Fedrul A\ttation Atency·outl.ining posaib'&e nollt abUement proced\lres,
CommiNion a.tnnan D • n 1l i s
Carpenter namtd a committee to
st\tdy Che._, >.A 'IQUlltionl.
Jack MuUU.;. head of a Newport
Beach airport commJttee, wu named :~ ol ~group wiUa Leland
• MUllJcr namtd u altiernata cbalrman.
Serviq on IM~*9 .will-~
Carpell*, Art u .Gae Cou-
ty Caiwel'a ~ .4lrpOri Tower
chief Quentin Stockdale, &Del tbe coun-tf 's new dQ'lctor ol aviation, RoMtt
· Bre1nab~
• The FAA recommendMiOns conf.ain
various !DIM pUJ1 1uuest.1ons alld
other motel t!lat could~ possibly be
made to abltl ,llr,P.orl .DOlle.
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VIETNAM ••.• · .
Cordon, lad.
Off abort, U.1. N*'J,...._.
Id ID, waitlq fCI ...... to .. tlMlr
•ix·tnch pm .............. ...
111ret-ttorJ-lllC' tllDl .... ., ....
reopen the lnvesU,atioll. Tbe Place
and Buman" m~ sroup la a d
presented a peUtion r t q • • a ti a11
flD'tber, tnqu1ry in the tboatlna. 11
Blind Did tbe ~ ia takin1 tiia ~u.. tbJt \he na waa If·
JUst6d. They m bulat ._. rt on ftve eye-WitMIHi-repOrta Gd. •
tional law enforcelbent •tudarda.
asserted.
Four of 1.lrt w1tnellel ,...,. baa.ide
the bouae at t1re· tkne ofi the altoouq
aod the ~ •••.• ,UM .... t.~a
car. . . ;, ·~
"The ti1Uiil WU. ujut ~· there. wis delWte intor;matioa ~
· the raid wu · inade' that Ila. ....... a·
aide tbe he>Uae were uaarmed; ....,,.
wat DO threat of any kind &o tbl llftl
or penoaa of the Giflcen; and ~
ya-: Do juitiflcatloa flW ..._~
juvenJ]es with weapou." ' ..• r
"There WH also no proof uat
Amuantlrus was guilty of a f~.Jt
w.ould have been a simple ma'tet_~
captur• b1m 1n a 1bart time If bl mu
etcapld," Blanct ~-. .
Council memben tlled Mr:t Tuuday with Saperiar Colirt
W1U.iam C. Speir1. ''We are aJle . I
for att lnftlfiptioa ti ta
1bootiq1 ol Paul Apllera, 1*a.. tie
· two ca.NI 111 limlltr 1n tMt lll&lnlld
Th IUerrillal 1'ne natled for 11 daJI ..
tmide the ~ ta oldla daJt • ·~· _ P~ J ' • -) ~ Amwwr'ktnp ad COia'Uwl . ,, ~ tre;" attack br N•YJ n SHOOTING PROBE ; • • ~ ' t •t
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~dera and Soatll Vktnamelt Al
ltJtalders plus America ~ . · 1
=rnectt; ,::.:. ~ .._.: ::t.,Tb. ~=..re:.~ . :u:~:~ on Pollce Chief Paitt
prmously bad pal1'd tblir pancb to baTt lat .,,....., to "9tlf1 ·cm Ida · ., I
spare dama,. to the lmpll'la1 ,.... on bebd ·before tbl Grad J'fll'1. . Arbilo bad fOlllbt Mobatt 1 Mlletlin
1bat are sOath VMtlam'• si.-. 1'llt. AU,.. ---1814 bl9 woald pua u chief a )'Mr ap, cbarliDi tbat·M
lrCbltectural treasm.. tldl illfonnatlDll to tbl JurJ and, did not pUa a ·written enmluU., '-:.~-== = :0: =~'ti.~=~ be the job. ed '1 -and ,.,..,_ U. dalll' or a CbrfltlU lbot Apillra 111 u.. back Lut April, Arblso walk Into the
fm1l Viet Coal llwulaa. U.1. Air of tbe bead at a dlltuce atlmated at StantOQ police station and ~-
Force B52 Stratalartnuee toa., .-121 Jarda wblll tbl JOllth fled after fleer Christian an4 Sil e
Id their cloltat Hldl to GM c.ptal. beinJ qwtlcmd for paalbll urcotica Boudreu, allCJ ~lved 1n tbl Frtdf'
U.S. 1pobl111i1n laid tilt t. poaeaalon, aceordlq to p o 11 c e nipt iboottq. · . 'L •tin• jets, Mell blt of cir I ·:a · Ht rtPoNdlJ·hit the offic9n '-8,.in
ti-~---\t3 ~llCWll#H:' ~JS-.
cloaer. U.S. lpoUtmlD laid the district •ttanlJ 1~-IU ... reporto ...,.1'1ttptod. ..-,,.,,..,,.:-!!!~ I a..~ ... ;amandlr . ·~·~. t •· te . I , Jw o(,tbt 'llti,Mr P ~d .the BM' faet u,..t bis chief 4epdty w~-frettn-UM a · l~S ·on Saiao I d 0 0 rs t •·P titlg the results or .Ult invdt!JatlCID1'~ ltaf Peres 0( s ' ptllidut
mar$la.n( Ott lkiorfty basis, was an indication · dthaf we "are 'ribt''-"'of ·'4118 .1 tetg1e • J.atin
agoktslJ\en sald ... Ttity de~ted the ttkinc thla caae UIMlt.'' , ~·, . . .\pllrican Citm~. ~~C> n.auy
tariet area 11 virotally unpopulated Hkkl saicl he esjlMtl U t.1 '2> ·ntjlb( ~e,, the-COUIMllt e1-ar" that
except for Viet Cong. wttne11ea to be called to testify in tbe an officer threatened to kill ~th
-Qt ·the capital'' frlnl'9i govemment Grand Jurf ~ta.U.. ~ ltllioD • the n.lpt before Aguilero wu
troops reported killing M gue.-rUlas at . "1Gb.blJ '"1J'·ba wotmd. 'tt'•'late tlllll -He;aaJd, "A woman told me tan
subwt>an Binh Cmanh and tr0<1ps of aftemOon, a1 far u -dee ii Obll· : offlcer w.ained her U her aon raa away
tlle-\\S. Anny• J~Dtvhlon cet'Md,". braid. -....-•· ~at any;:bne, they would arreat ·him,
were reported battling Viet Cong Mean .. blle, the Stanton City Council they would kill him." :
northwest of the ci~. On a ship chin· go~ into the act Tuesday night wben Councilman Martha Weiabaupt,, who
nel near SaJ.g011, IUflTi.llt mortars and CouncilDlan Gilbert Arbise 1ald be bas frequeDUy jointed Arbflo in
recoOltss rifle ftre hit the SS Tourlstt, wculd cfll for a .f!and Jur7 Ju-critlCWh Chief Mohatt, ubd P.erez
an A.roerican merchant ship brtn~i.. vestl(&tfeU' ol ' Ae StaDtot:: 'P"1ce. if h• itolild reveal names of the tfficer
supfilitt. • ., 'i : Department In .~ rel\ewal. o( lis cob: and other persons involved.
t -Camp J>andleta --..... 11
.WGUI neither COiidlrm n• dl9J alf1
nperta reprdlaf Marine t r • o p ~emeota, today 'wb"1 qlalltio6ed
about the poulblllty of Pendletoa
Marines belnr beavll:f lnvolftll 1a tbl . ~test call for troops for VletDllL
" HOwever, a Defelllt n.,.nmat
·~man bl w~ said oarUer
~--addttlonal 10,MIO troopi ... to
'Vietnam would be trim nplar alta
and wou!d srobeblY bt from tbe n-
c inal"Cler of the ltia Marine Dhilim •
t ~ Pendleton ad t1'e I 2 a d
·Airborne Diviaion out ot Ft. Brap, l'f.C.
• , 'lbe De.tense Depu1meat Mid tbe : Pita would not be identified until tbey
~reach Vietnam, presum•b)J by air.
. l'laeJ could include cme ti the two re-
. m•1ni brllad .. of u. Mb Mariw,
wbo alrtactY uv. a tblrd of tltllrforct : in Vietnam. 1., Tbe Defeme Dtpmtmtnfa adimt In
c ped.ins tho addttloaal sroand troopl . '° Vietnam mab1 it Uke1J that a • iedalon will come IOOll Gil Wbether' ; men civilian reterVll wU1 be called to
ldive duty. -
•• When he ordered tbe callap of 14,71'7
air reaerviata on Jan. 21, Prelldent , 1olmaon lndlcai.d that a plan ln·
yolving civfllu O'OUDd ruervea alao
wu under coukferatloa.
C I In armounciltC ~ that ..s.
'~tional troops ... belDC rUlbed to
· Vletnam, the Pentagon uld no
dedlion hid been reached u yet on a
caDup of ground force reH?WI.
U lfound reunee are IWDDloned
from civlllu life, three National
Gun divialom -the 2ltb in
Piamylvania, the 38th in Indiana, and
the 47th ill MJrmnota -and tbe 4th
MarlDe Dlvilioa, hlch ls spread Oft?'
the country, are conlidered mOlt lib-
, ~ to be tapped.
I I Tfae IUard dlmlml beeded a
U0,000.mm "Hlect farce" of dv11lana
' ~ received spec1a1 trainillC ad
· equipment bl ta TbtJ have been
• ready 1ince that time for dtployma
within six to el&ht weekl if aecellU')'.
• 11 The majcr unlta In tbe farcet re-
. mainlnl in the United Statea. in ._ . atuon to the Did AlrborM, CCllllllt of
; Cbt lat and 21111 Armond dhlliml at
Ft. Hood, Tn.., and 1bt Ila MIO''"'• , rs Diftllaa • J't. ear... Olio.
Apostlft Meut1re llp
Don WiltiameoD, producer ot Laguna's famed Pageant of the 1111·
ten, July 12 ttlrvulh Aug. 24, is in to rehearsals already u he mates
revisions in the ftow't famoul closer, "The Last Supper.'' It will be
better and more IOftly Hlbted this year. From left to right, Apollel tn "1ivin& picture" art Bruce Englar, Newport Beach; Gordon Kent
and Leonard DaVil. Laguna Beech; and Harold Frantlin, Lona Beach.
Special Ckisses Slated
For Beach D~ug Users
By MARGARET BAIL ... ...., ..........
A special clua will be set up for
atudeatl ""° .. have ued or poueued danproui drqa off campu1," Hun-
tiqtGD Beach Bieh School Dlatrict'
Trulteea ro1ed Tuelday m,ht.
Other rtudenta who •e "HrloUJ)y
lnvolved wt1h law enforcement a1en·
clet and wba1e presence on a regular
catnpu la hottile to the welfare of
o4ber' atadlnta _, alao be placed in
tblle special dulel,'' they alao COD·
eladld. ,,...._ Ir .... •cad for the pro-
POied extended day clMa while Dr.
:J011eph E. Ribal and Ma t t b e w
Weyuker voted agailllt it, for different
reuona.
Rlbal felt that mare time and study
w•• needed before launcblq the new
cla11e1.
"Thia meuure will dllilf1 some
parenta who are askillc what we are
soms to do about these stadlnta, and
may get aome headlines,'' Blbal 1aid,
but added that a truly effoetlve pro-
ll'IDl could be developed only after
ntenlive ltudy and conaultdoD with
aperta.
. -
'Won't Alt.er Budget Despite Regents' Protest
SACRAMENTO '(AP) ..:. G t • •
.,.. aa,1 be WWl't mab tubltan·
tla1 dlanp1 in .. pnpoMd -
JDllllcm bcldf•t b' the thllwrsity of
Callfonda f« tbe ccimJna ftlcal year ..
''Thil ii fixed ," be to)d hll weekly
9ew1 conference Tllelday about ille a,un.
And Reagan said university regents
lbouJd consider their retpanslbillty to
lbe taxpayw befon tb1J c:riUdle his
Debris Discovered
In SF Bay Search
Fnm Win 8ervlctt
A narch continued today for the
bodies of two Loa AlamitOI fllen kill·
ed SUnday WMn theJr jet trainer
crashed into San Francisco'• Oatland
Bay Bridge.
The Navy said they plan to use
cranes today to haul up debris they
believe to be part of the Nwy T-33 jet
which carried the aviators to their
deaths .
The sectl<m1 were located near the
crash site by sonar Tuesday, but a
Navy spokesman safd they could not
be identified clearly.
"They were probably 1ome im·
portant parta of maybe wings and
possibly fuaelage," 1poke1man said.
Police Permit
Unconstitutional
LOS ANGELES (AP) -In a ruling
stemming from the controvercial play
"The Beard," a judge bas ~Id that
ordinances requiring a· police permit
for a play prior to ita production are
unconstitutional.
·Municipal Court Judge R o b e r t
Farner bald Tuesday that th e
ordinances "Interfere with freedom of
expression" and " ..• violate the pro-
ducer's right&" b)( subjecting him to
censorship.
But Fainer refused to dismiss
charges against producer .Robert G.
Barrows, U, and performers Alex-
andra Hay, 11>, and Richard Bright, 30. ot aiding or enfaginc ln lewd conduct
and uarnc obacen• word&.
• l .
btpw education budcet.
Ont of the cmnpuse1 moat severely
· dected by Reasan'• UC budrel cuts ;r. Irvine. CJumcellor Daniel G. Aldrich
Jr. aald the UCI campus will be "very . bad1.J hurt" if cuts in number of new
proleaaor1 are not r-:1tortd.
'!be Republican aovernor Hid Jt Is
"undentlandable" that re 1e n ts
"become attached"' to 'the Unlveraity
10. much ~ it "make.a tbelD foraet
tometi.mes iMf alao bave .a
retpODllbility to the people.0 •
Thia ii especially true ct loqtne
memben of tbe board, added Reapn.
a resent himself.
Resents Pbillp L. Boy E. Canaday
and Edwin W. Pauley recently allid
they feel Reagan 1hortchaqed the
university in the allocation, u tlle
uniwnity requested $311 mllllon •
"Where do they think the money .la
comtns from?" Reaean aaked.
Generation Gap?.
It's Exaggerated, Says UCI Prof
By THOMAS FORTUNE
OI .. Del'J ...... Sltit
"The generation sap la largely
apurious.
"Morality ls beinf revitalized rather
than declilling."
These denials of two pet complaints
of adults. were voiced Tuesday by Dr.
Donald E. Walker, UCI vice chancellor
for student affairs.
Walker spoke to 'IS Women
Associates of the UCI Interfaith Foun.
elation.
The feneration gap is exagaerated
because both adult& and youth want it
to be, he aald.
Adults use lt as an excuse to project
their problems and ,Wlt onto another
generation, he 1ald. Youth uses it to
feel autonomoua and emphasize its
own aubculture.
Walker mentioned two other factors
he said contribute to the apparent but
actually counterfeit g e n e r a t i o n
gap.
Poor memory la one reason for
believing the gap has widened, he 1aid.
He dusted off 19th Century student
upheavals at Harvard, Yale, Princeton
and VJrglnia ill which a policeman was
killed, a profeaaor was killed, fire
trucks were wrecked, and hall a atu·
dent body was smpended.
Press coverage ol stti<lent disturba.n-
ces i3 another factor , he said.
"The press has not always used
universities too well. But I don't lay all
of the blame at the door of the public
expression media. We demand IL We
know things are bad on campua and
we want to bur It," be remarked.
Turning to morality, Walker, an or·
dained Methodist minister, said he
diaagrees with the prevallinf belief it
la on the decllne .
Morality la being ftvitallzed among
the young by being made more
personal, he said.
"Asking what does this do to me, fn.
side me, is more demand.in& than bl-.
Ing it on social unction -don't pt
caught," he 1ald.
He observed that students who da(l't
march, demonstrate, wear · 1andall
and a beard know what their poers are
talking about "and it may not be bad."
"They're saying that 1y1tem1 doe't
provide juatiflcaUon for 1DdMdqal
•eta agafnst humanity -bamanl1if.
comes first," he 14id. ·
}J for 1e.xual morality, Walter Hid.
"Youngsters tait more and u1e more
four-letter worda than we ever did, bat
when It comes right down to bebarior
It's about the same."
Generation gap and changed moraJI.
ty are overplayed, he aaid. ''BlatorJ
does not turn sharp corners."
Walker alao remarked on the role tf
the university.
"The university ha become the
principal institution of 1h1a century,
just like the corporation w11 in tbt
last," be said. ''The buls of power ts
no longer land and wealth1 it St G•
perUse. '
"The university has become the
principal avenue into the affluent
society. Stories of corpora ti• n
presidents with fourth grade educa-
tions who beat their wa~ to the top
juat aren't beard any more."
He aald that people want eodmo
thln&a from the university, lib belnC
the aterile keeper of the status quo.
BIGGEST EYER
' .,
co:•:soLIDATION SALE!
Mo"8d ,. (Ye"'thing to Our 3 Orange County Stores!
Hu•on Park Store Closed! Famous Brands! All Must . Go!
.LAii ::a ·DAYS • Feb. 15, 16,.17 rHU1s.-F110Av-sAr.
SPORT COATS
.,, •20 •30
SPORT SHIRTS
•1 •2 •3
DRESS SLACICS
'6 . •9. •11
DRESS SHIRTS
•1 •2 •3
JEWELRY
1/2 Pric'l
TOP COATS
$20
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Fear Mounts
·For MiSsing
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Neltmr anow,nor nin. nor beat,
nor gloom ol al&bt ltlJI tbele lot·
ers from the twttt completlon of
their appointed rounds. M.l'J J.
McDet n.ett, 19, ii the lady letter
carrier on Route 70. Tyrone Y.._.
to, 24, ii the ))Oilman on Route 38. nw routes lntenect at Providen-
cia AYftVe IDd Ketmeth Road in Bu~ 'n.J N\le been e_.,.
ing Olly greetings there since
Auguat, 1968, when they met at a
Post Off1ce picnic. They haft au.
nouced t.e1 wm 1e.t .marrW •
June.
Negro Girl
GAFFNEY, S.C. ( U PI )
AutbGrities today pretlld aB available •
leadl to trick MD 1J.7UH)d Opel
Dlaue Bucbon ud tbe 11UU1 •·bo ~
...-bar, but tbeJ feared that abe -
Uke two otbe'r women wbo ditappeared
lut week -WU dead.
'"!be ooly ones -that knew whether
she ii dead or not ts tbe man wbo bu
her and that man up tbere,.. said
Sbtliff JaliaD B. Wrt.cb*, pointla& at
tbe sky.
It wu feared the man who toot
Opel. a Negro, was tbe same man who
abducted two white women ud killecl a.en lut week. Ind I*!' caDed a ::i c:=. te tell blm wtMre to
~ broqb& Jn treftl'al men for
questioning early today but all were
re!ene«L He takl other leads -in·
clUdlnl an anonymou letter -were
being cbecked out.
Opel's older stfWr sn t:be girl shov-
ed .scna.mlnl into the trunk m • car
Tuesday as Ille waited far a IChool
bus. She said tbe man was white, with
brown bafr, about 25-35 years old.
Wright said Opel was believed in Ute
hands m the mm who strangled and
raped & 20-year-old white bouaewlfe
aad a ltyear-old white girl bere last
week aDd left their naked bodies in
rural ar,eas of tti.e county.
1''nlil is a dahguous person, a sick
. perlOll," Wright said.
Women in this rural county, already
upset net the earner slayings, were
shaken _,,, by the ki.dnaptng. Mn.
Margie Wright said, "We u women-
folk are alra14 to be M borne ... know·
• · DIC tllere'~ • ti1\ef CllJ the iooae." . 'l'llll·'*""'bll. 'WU jat three miles
from wbere. the nude body m Nancy
Christine Rinehart, l~. bad been fou.ad
laat Wednetday blDeatb a pile ol
busba and limbs. ~.,.-...... " ......
. ' ·'f ~
JfaTdif Grtu lteg.nt Dr. Bruu A.
Middleton o/ Vineland, N.J., admi1'e1
tM acepttr he toiU c:arrv at tM
f1'0Nthcua Jlaalud. Ball todo11. Dr.
Mkldi.ton toaa 111ftted aa Ki11g o/ tilt
Kmoe of P1'0f'MtMv for the 1968
Maf'd.il G1'G1 sea.son. • ' Slx·foot, four-inch Eugene Ry-
land; a 40-year-old social worker,
•ore a fake beard and a 1tov~:ke hat to the ... Abe Uncoln look· e
contest" at the Americana Hotel in
ork in honor of Llncoln's
. He WU the unanimous
Choke of the judges ••• Ryland
W• b only entrant •
Jf=wl Swart, a _.,,,..
from Warne, NJ., aq, he hot
hod a tmible tmu toiU. hU
t11mt met actof' Don Adams k· on appearing on te~ in
•Gee Smorl." "People Uamk l
.,,. putting them on and then
ho me fo-r mv real 'nOt'IN,., taid'
•nnan Smart. Bid toha& tr
toof'lt, tht Ttevet S"90rt "°' G
Ulephont in hia ah~ oftd wJam.
ever aaluman Smart makta a
coll, ht 1a111, "Ttltphonc opera·
ton often aak me if l'm caUing
from m11 ahot ."
• t Composer · author M• r • d I t h
t"Muslc Mlln") Witt.on held a brief
hlWI conference during a stopover
at O'Hare loternltlonai Allport in
Chicago and reported on progret1
on bll new Dl111ical ccaedy, .. 1491."
.. J have flnilbed il •l&M or nine
5. and ftnllhed it apln just be-
1 got on the plane today. rn
robab~ fimlh it aaaiD D9U week."
It was also near the place where the
other victim Mrs. Nancy Carol Paris,
. wai. fOQDd floatillg beneath a rural
bridge.
Both bad disappeared mysteriously,
the girl l111 route to tbe store where ber
mother \worked, the housewife while
walkint her toy poodle.
Nation Orders
Seat Head Rests·
For All Autos
W ASBING'l'()N (UPI) -T Ju
jONIWDillt hday or-'•J•d automaten to equip an new cars 1'tth ~at beM rests startinc next
Jm. l. Tbe aim lr to cut wbipluh in·
juriu triaend by some 4 mlllloa
rear end coll.Wom a year.
The new slf ety standard requires
htad reltl on both the drinr's seat
aod the right front passenger 1eat.
Under the regulation, canna.ken
will be allowed to use a high back
seat, a so~ add-on euhlon or any
otb• device elLat can mHt the re-
qulrtd safety performance, t be
IQvenmltDt 1Ul.
Federal H l Ch way Acftlnistrator
Lowell K. Bridwell sald a subl\anUal
nUD\ber el rear end colllsfona result tn
wbiplub lnjurie1 -~au.allY \o tht
neck.'
What 1allppens is this:
Wben a car is struck from behind
evea at low apeecl, a persoa \a pu1hed
forward -.lolmUy I eaulint Ills kad to
•IPbadrwri But if a bea4 rest Is used, the anap-
pinl actiDa is reduced. Tbil, iD tum,
CQta tbe 8'jdrJ rate. '
,,.. bead Nit ltaDdard ii the llCODd ~ .t ..... JrnproYematl Auued .
foe ltel model can. E•lltr, .. Na·
tiooal Blahway Safety Bu.reau lssued
stadlrda .......... J.iP\lDC. . .
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ONE OF FOUR -OflciaJ, remove the frozen body of one of f~
.ptember• of the Boler Ann family of Weatbroot~ M,aine~ found lbOt
m tile· bead Tueldly. PoUice are busy today t:ryinc to utover dues
to what. appears to .be a "'8rre mUnter-sucide-._. · .. . .
•p
Cover Nation
With Snow, Ice
By umw hell bl&enadeul
A roaring winter atorm no one
wanted fot a Valentine sluued much
of the nation today with cold and snow.
Seven iDc~s of snow ten in Nevada
and Utab.
Snow fell from the h1aber elevations
o( the plateau region acrou the
Rockies to tbe south and central high
plains, chan&inl to sJeet and freezing
rain in TeUJ.
Cold gripped much ol the aation on
tb1s Valentine's DQ. Tbe mercury
dropped out ol sight in nortllml New
En1l"d and in Neth Dakota before
tbe -NM. Tbe pndrn R WU 17 beto<tf rtto at Old Town, Maine .
Norlbern Florida ODCe a g a i n
shivered in below.freulle tem-
peratmeL
On the aunny aide, it was ail early·
morning • at Brownsville, Tex.
Sevu Jncbes of snow blanketed
Roosevelt, Utah, and Tonopah. Nev.
Two inches fell at Albuquerque, N.M.,
and ooe incb in soutbealtern New
Mweo and w .. t central Tuai.
lleaY)' ...., and travelln warnlags
wre Ja effect from TU. to Arllca
and Utah 11 a storm bfft'd owt the
soutlrwest. Heavy snow watnings were
posted for much of western and
southern New Mex ico. the Utah aoun·
taina and in nortll-ceatraJ a n d
nortbeastern Arizona and the bi&JaeI
elevations ol southeast Arizona.
Travelers warnings also were iJl ef.
feet for m\lda of wenem and cemal
1'uu because el ...,, llillt 9d
fNelial rain.
Snow flurries conttnued to whip .,
east of'~ Great Latu. 'l1ne inches
fell at SJiacue. N. Y.
A faU ltonn drOllfld 11 iaebes of
I DOW • loath n.i, Jae., 'l'lltlQyt
•now IUlta triUWed cbaln·ruc:tion
collisions on the Penns1lvania
Tmlplb.
t r
I I
' A Reiteration of Rain . .-
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._,... c.wr..e °""9Ct ,..,,.. M
te41t.s, but Cram said it wu "pretty
,,tld."
"Tb ere wu a lot ol blood
ewoerywben, '' Cram said.
Artbv Laliberte, Mn. Allmcl's
brother, called police Tutlda,J w11ea
be could Dot reach the family by
telepboae. Be said be had DOt see• any
of the Allarda "since tbe middle ol lut
week."
Laliberte-said aJtOtb« IOll, Palll, 17,
wu in "Beot Cam&I'' at tbe Great
Lakes Naval Trainbl1 Ceatet aear
Cblcago.
HuNT HIJACKERS
Wl'fH HA NGOVERS
LOS AN~ (UPI) -PoUce
kept a wary eJ• today for uy ..S.
vertisemenb o&rlng liquor at eut-
rate ~ • a clue to the ldJactblc
ol • Wholesale distributor'• trucL
Frank Evans toJd police tw.> men
jumped on 1he truck wben he ftapped
•t a "traffic aipa1 at S1llllOD A~
and ~ BouJenN abortly bef•e
DOOD.
Evans was locttd Jn tbe vm bodJ ef
bi's truck after the thieves tnmftned •.ooo in aaorted liquors t. tbeir nn
vehicle.
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Griev1n1 ._. wtlo bave time she repcirtN it to the vat. bomla aad ln pahnaine a tlldGiMd . U.. t k • 'Dr. M. Edwll'd Cler,k. •pr;..' .... .,.._,, bll U'ticle bad to control 11. ~ -f to h~ nuide a puldlc ltate-
. Jolt hubandl • IODI in ~1· ~ we .~ yielated in· barbarWI Uie cuafNI la.'" feuer ot rtllli9Uf ._.. a.a· MDt to motbefa and . Sild Peerm'an: · meat eoocendng the death
1M Vietnam war are being OH Of the Uarte JriDteil ·--twW U.wa IOVtrnial Alie pr on ta ea t1 y at the Central 8'• p·U 1<& ..._ ot men killed l..n "The mailµlg to. Vietnam ot.htJ 10D in Vietnam: it ii
subjected to a burap of pases lbe reeetved coa-~ . . . dispt8Jed ._ a )JO.Md Tbee)loeical s ie ~la n 1·• ~-He deeunect to say war widows' of purchased .quit• 111othtt thin& for
antiwar diatribe 1 en t ta1Md the ea., belliDC "A ca ii n.1ba1 1S a news ~ \ y ti a e d Kansas City, ~. .._. knew or bow many reprint. or •Prof. · Edward so)Oone else to direct that
anonymously through the Hummel'' name. blrbartan. Re kllll one ol "Wi&frtd 8 tt r c bet t . •' Much ol lt..,.. '9190Cld • • ~there bad been. Clark's artlclt . has beed IWelJ\eDt to people who
mail. Some Of it uys "We have violated wt.th 'Id•~ to •1-'l'bt.,. ii in JSurob1tt • .Ill. Alarlliu Dr. Clark'• ~tieee I( 1>eil Pemnan. managing done without hislor 'OIU' ~on~ ,have ~ involvecl l n ~mencan s • r v l c em en abandon every resowtlon of tbe·ld.llinc, •in~,.·~·. CcimmmdU/ • the night Ilia aon's WY•• ~of The Christian Cen· sent. We do not a1pprove of 1lmUar1 penbnll'tratbgeety -
•urhtlng Jn Vietnam are the Geneva' •areementa," 'We aelf·a\ylecl clylliied peo-'J.'\t . -........ •·11 • t' retl.O'ned from Vletn.ma tvy; .md in Cbica10 that he . such use of the art cle, a use thus playtng upon e emo-
worse than cann.lbalJ. it uld, "and ill bombing pie .kill,: thomuda for no ~ flim' fte Oldl· Dr. Clwk 181111 in 'KW.-dlcl ."!'-approve of such use which we find distasteful. It 'ti<;ms of the IOl'fowing." 'TheAssociatedPrellob-~-==.:.:...-=::...:::....::.=::::::_.!::..:.::i::....;::::.:::::::::_.:.::..-=....:..:::;~·~,~::.:..·.:.;;~~~~~__;,,.....:....:.;,:_.:__:.:.=,:~._..,,.:....;:.~..:..:..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.....:...-:---~~~~--
1a1ned coplea of t b i 1
1material from the widow of
a soldier killed in combat. It
came I n hand-addressed
envelopes p o s t m a r k ~ d
:susanville, Calif., and bur·
ing the return addreu: P.O.
•Box (97, Su..anville.
Tbat post office b o x
number is held in the name
of H. L. Hummel. The same
name appears at the end of
an essay included in the &n·
tiwar material malled to the
iwidow.
Also included is a reprint
of an antiwar uaay printed
,Jut summer Jn Tbe ~
1ian Century, a b 1gh1 y
re 1 p e c te d n O'fl·
den orninational religious
-weekly p u b l l 1 b e d in
-Chicago.
On Dec. 19, 1987, The
Christian Century filled an
order for 100 reprints of the
article. A spokesman for the
11\agazine said the order for
reprints waa signed: "H. L.
Hummel, Box (97, Susan·
ville. Calif."
A telephone WI placed to
•an H. L. Hummel in. Susan·
'ville was IJlnftred by a
'woman. She aaid ber bus-
• band is r7 and could not :near well enough to carry on
a direct conversation. She
;retayed questionl to lli.m. He
,answered Into the telephone
,himself.
, 'nle man, • sheet and
;bianket salesman, aaid be ,
•had ocdered 1be 100,rtprints
Mf the Christian Century
)article "because I wanted to 1
'read them."' . '
> Asked if be had ever mall·
•ed the reprilltl or other ~material to women whole
1t11Jt. or husband& were kill· )tel in Vietnam, the man
flatd: > "I wouldn't say for sure if
ti didn't or did. I don't
~emember sending any of ttbia to women who bave Jolt »a 1011 or a...., WbM • ~ did? • ~ ... -"** ~ ~u. it. 'l'ben'• ?i~tt .. 11~~ . . :EJ•Ja~.. l ) • •• ..tlsUblt ... it'• ~ . g, b9t ,It'• not ~on81fe... tall Timolly ~
Jday, ... Ill coulllf to ..
f>ost Offtce Dlpartment. > Tbt; Pentagon 1umcbed an \:dens~e lnvelttptiola ln ~pril 19116 to tra down
OUfl."88 of harassing mall ·
t\d telephone calls t o
amiliea ol servicemen kill·
in Vietnam. ~ ln the intervening 34
fnODlhs, tt .baa pinponted 3Xi
iltpecific sources -with only ~ne· successful pro1ecution.
'I'hat involved a parolee
!rom a federal ~nitentiary ,,,ho read aboat the death of
\ MarinP. and sponged two ~ee\s ot acc-:mm1odations
the family by pas&ing
self oCf as a buddy of the
man. 'the House Post .Office and P.'B Service Commtttee baa ~ extensive reaevch on
!M' problem of haruling
tnlil and conduded that any
law wblch cooJcl be con· 'trued as cen90r1Dip of first· 1* mail would not survive
upreme Court tat.
P'irst-class mail ls not
cannot be censored," Jaitl Charles E. Johnson. the
~mittee' s staff director.
"t:"l'hia sort of thing la sicken· a ·.oo there ls no ucuae
it, but the Poat Offlc. ~ no alternative but to
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Israeli Patrol
Kills 8 Arabs
Ulll&ed Preu bleru<ul
An Israeli patrol killed
elgbt Arab lnflltrat.on who
supped across tbe Jordan
River, the Israeli govern·
met1t said today. One lll'aeU
sol&r wu killed and an·
othtr wounded, it said.
Defense Mhlister Moshe
Dayan, spea.t:ini a few
Twins Die
In Double
Suicide
TURLOCK, Calif. (UPI)
-The Jackson tw1nJ were
pert. pretty, popular.
Wben Joan smiled. Iden·
tkal twin Janice was happy,
too.
And when Janice w11
blue, so was Joan.
In the past year Janice
had begun to brood over her
boyish figure and the fact
that she was 5 foot 1, too
short. she b e 1 i e v e d .
Depression gnawed at her.
Two months ago, Janice
tried to commit suicide, and
was placed under a doctor's
care. Joan b e c am e In·
creulnaJy despondent over
her 1i.ster'1 troubles.
Tbe twins left home Sun·
day nJlht. saJine they were
1olng for a drtn. ftey were
, dressed alike. except their
1weatahlrta wtte a different
color.
Their father, Don a 1 d
Jackson. who OWDI an auto
part& store where the 20-
year-old sisters worked as
bookkeepers since
graduating from bilh school
I hi 11*, CIJled police When
the twins had not returned
by midnight.
"I was afraid something like this might happen,"
Jack.son worriedly told
Sheriffs deputies when no
trace was found of his
daughters by noon Monday.
About that time, several
miles away in a rural coun·
tryside. a woman and her
daughter began p r u n i n g
their vineyard.
They 11w a compact car
ln the vineyard. and, in·
ve1Ugattn1. found Janlce
and Joan Jackson seated In
the front seat.
The car was out of gas,
the engine cold, and the
de1POndent girls were dead.
victims o f sell-inflicted
carbon monoxide polsonlng.
bours befcn &be tDCOUDt.er,
laid Jorda must lean 1 ..
rael bM ... otblr alterna-
tive" to baltln1 Arab ter·
rorlJt raids alone the Imell
border. He blnted failure to
do IO m.ilbt brtq Israeli re-
prisala.
1be Iaraell announcement
said one of Jts patrols en·
gaged a squad of El Fatah
Arab lnfiltrators Tue.sday
nJJbt.
·· Arabs opened fin from the east bank of the Jordan
to support the Intruders, the
government said.
D a 7 a n addr811ed the
Knesset, lu'Ml'S parlia·
ment. citl.n' Itraell repriaals at Kantara and Ismallia fol·
lowing sinldna of the lu'aell
destroyer Elath by ECYPt.
CONTININT~ MAIK • UNVllLID Uf DIAUOllH
· Centi'"* T ......... lt•t!-1 wllh -..k I In 1"9
In Ammlll, the Jordmiian
1overnmeat denlied earlier
cbartes ot provocatJona
along the Jordan River and
aaid the Iuaella were the
aggresaors.
In Cairo, Gumar J~1. Ford Unveils <1ontinental·
United Natloaa Mldeut
pe.ace envoY, was In the
midst of a coafenmce with
Foreign M1niJter Mahmoud
Riad of the Unlted Arab Re-
public.
There were srowing Arab
demands that Jarring flniah
h!a peacekeepin1 minion and report to U.N. Secre-
tary General Thant.
The Arab contention has
been that Jmniq'• Mldeut peace mlllloa la ataDed ...
caUM ol flilare to penuade
IJrael to 1coept tbe U.N.
resolution caJ.Un1 for lb
withdrawal from tsrltlory
it occupied 1n the June Mld-
eut war.
Shortly before Dayan
spoke to perllament. Israeli
otfldals reported five mtm·
bers of the Syrian.based Al·
Falah terrorUt group were
killed in a clash with Israe·
ll frontier guards.
The Israelis said Chlnese-
made rubmachlne gt.ms and
other wupooa were cap-
tured.
By CARL CARSTENSEN
Of .... Del,,, '"" .....
DEARBORN. Micta. -Jt
was clear here today that
the Ford Motor Co. la goint
to grab some bNcDl.Ma with
its mJd.car year unveWnc
of the new Continental Mark
III.
For ttie third time' In u
many decades, Ford bu
created a dlltiDCtln n·
presrion of Ma hmlrJ car
ottmngs witll Ute Oen·
tlnental series.
The new one, the Con·
tlnental Mark m, "u
unveiled here Monday nleht
to representatives ol tbe na·
tioo's news media. ·
~IC HOOD
1be four-pusenger coupe
baa the claafic long hood
and sbort deck t bat
dlstlngulshed its
predecessors, the Mark I
unveiled ln 1939" and the
Blalberg 'Doing Great'
Kart II first aMn la UCi6.
Tbe 1roat o1 •Mart m
la dpmlaa\td by a broad
radiator abe1'-type. grtlle
r.mnactnt of IOIDe ol the moet ~ put and
pnMllt ~-~ tbt abell
• ~ ~alltd ftrlical ldUe 'Ioama ¥ve been =~.,and =toedMYe a ..., lll1tl .... ace. 1\6 lllltl · Di's bood
m .. sur11 mor. tban att feet
-longest ol my U. S. car.
Itl wbeelbut II 117.2 In·
ches, five iacbt1 shorter
than tbe current model, and
is powered by a new t80-
cubic loch v.a engine rated
at 3116 boneepower.
%1 CHOICES
There will be a choice of
21 exterior lnisbea. Tbe in·
terior features e i t b e r
RosewOOd or Olk paneling
apptique and soft katber
Dr. Barnard to Begin Tour
CAPE TOWN, South bea,innlng his overseas tour. visit to San Juan, Puerto
Africa (UPI) -D r . He said the highlight of Rico from Feb. 21 to Feb.
Christian Barnard told a his trip would come in San 27, wflen be will fly to San
news conference today the Francisco, where he is to be Francisco wittl one hour
condition ol Philip Blalberg, made a fellow of the stops in New Orleans and
the world's only living heart American C o 11 e g e ol Dallas.
transplant patient. is so cardiology. He will stop in Chica&o
good doctors are certain he Barnard will attend a Mardl 4 hla -' will be d.llcharged from the series ol m e d 1 c a l con· 00 way Yaa
hospital within two weeb. ferences and g1ve Itctmes Detroit to the University of
Bernard said Blaiberg will and intemews at stops Midrlgan at Ann Arbor. He
be released while he himself along his route. plans to leave D e tr o i t
and nylon fabric. TNre 11•
nine cboicea ol leether ud
six in fabric.
'Ibe indiYiclual front uats
have center armr• and
M!pll'att two-in1 power ...
jUJtment swttche1 far hll
driver and pauencer.
The imtrwnem panel bu
tueea for tuel, oil ,......,,
etc.. and not -tboM ''bllnJttna rtd Jiabtl." Pawer
stleriD&. bralrea ad wiD-
dow1 are standard eqmp.
ment with pow• dl ,-c
brakes on the fronl
E. F. Laux, Ford Motor
Co. vice president ,and Lift.
c o 1 n · M e r c u r y general
manager, aaid l n in·
troducing the Mark III, "Al
a bigh·priced penGD&I lux·
ury motorcar, the lbrk Ill
will be entering a ateadUy
crowing market that &C·
counts for men than JU
billion in retail butneu ID·
nually."
Tbe Mark ID will be
lbown in LincolD-Merellry
dealers!Kps tn eartr April
u a companion to tbt
hardtop coupe and four-&ar
sedan.
MANY OIU>DED
Dick Jobnlon ot Jllllll"Wpart•-.t1
Beach's JolmJon • Son la-
coln Men:ary a&eDCJ, tlld
mebehu ''atleut•dlla
orders already for lte..,,
Mark III."
Bill Bayer, gener a l
manaier of Santa Ana Lin·
com Mercury, said bll
dealership bas "taken 10
orders from customer• wbo
haven't even seen a peture
of tbe Mark llI."
Jt appears that ~
~·· newest ea1rJ ii "Mlrked" fOr lllCIDell.
, ...._. v:s. 1fprtMfttatlve
on a.. armlltic:e com·
mi.a., cited the aaaudna·
tlaa attempt today and aa1d
tbere Ucl been 7• other
aeriou truce vioJatlona by
the North in the wt 44
days.
"The decision whether
U.• la peace or hostility
dlpead.a upon the wttlm of
a appareaUy irrelponlibJe N~ Korea," he said. "Y_. 8'de can .Uve peace
merely by anllaWail1 stos>-
-Kb ot auresakm· You mu.at stop d.llpatchlDg arm·
td murderers Into t b e
Republic of Korea.••
NOT AFBAID
North Konu Go. Pak
Oum1 Koc* tr1mw! at Smith ud repued: T.We-doo't want
war but we are not atrUd of
it."
He said North Korea
would match buildup for
buildup, bloW'for blow "and
all-out war with all-out war"
Jl it 1bould QOme to th1l
Pak added that it would
come to war unleaa the
UnJted States agreed to
"take your bloody hands off
Korea and wttbdraw from
South Korea."
PREPARE roR WA&
The Oll\J mention ol the
Pueblo was a chart• by Pat
that tbe United States wu
tattnc aavuatatt o1 aa. m.
cldellt to make ., fa 11
prepuatlom f• wu" ud
create a cllmat. ill Wldcb
holtilltles could be toocMd
off "at any momenl ..
* * * Rusk Claims . .
Pueblo May
Have Goofed
W ~HING TON (UPI) -
State Departmeat offlda1a
nport tbM., CODthlry to pre. ._ NtelDllltl. the USS
Pablo Woke ... radio If.
Jenee three .,. w.. it
WU hljlCked to npwt ha.
ra.ument b1 two North Kor·
ean filhlng vetaela aa 1 h e
high aeas.
Department apokuman
Carl Bartch made the dll..
closure Tuesday on the bu-
ia of information that has
become available since Sec·
:retary of State Deu R u a k
and Defense Secretary Rob-
~Namara said cm
Feb. that the Pueblo selz.
ollowed 12 daya of ra·
cUO aileftC9 durtng wbleh it
was impouibJe for tbe-Pe-~ to account for t • e ship' I COUl"le.
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is on a trip through South His iUnarary lncJnd• a Karch 10 on b1s way ~·
and North America wblcb ------------------------------.;.;...---------------------------
NEW YORK (UPI) -An
arCWT*lt between a World
War n Army wteran and
his Marine son, home from
Vietnam, over the merits of
the two mWtary servkes
ended early today in the
traglc death of the father.
Police said the argument
between James Begley Jr.
and h.ls aon, L .. Cpl. James
Betley Ill, over Which
br111ch ol the service was
better flnally erupted into a
scuffle. They said the elder
Sealey fell against a stove
and hit his b~d. He was
pronounced dead at the
scene.
begins Tbur1day. Barnard
will ~ March 12.
Today Bla.iberg bad hll
picture tu. for the ftnt
time since his operation. Be
alJo made a tape recorded
statement for the South
African Broadcutlaa Corp.
Barnard said the fiuid
around Blalberl's btart hu
cleared up completely a n·d
tbere bas been no recur·
ranee of rejection
symptoms of the new heart.
He said d01e1 ol drugs to
reduce immunity were being
graduallJ reduc.cl.
Barnard l e a v e s cape
Town 'nlurlday for Johan·
nesbur1, where he will
spend two days before
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GITS OAK LEAVES -Maj. Kalt Nehammer, re!.
ceives oak leaves, insignia of office, from Brig.
Gen. James Terry, commanding general of the
U.S. Army Combat Developments Command's Com·
bit Arms Group. His wife, Jenna, belps pin leaves
on ahoulder. Maj. Nehammer is the son of Mn.
Wanda L. Nehammer ol 751 St. Anns Drive, La·
· guna Beach.
Men in Service
Jtm F. M1ll'l'nt 21, 11on
ol Mr. and Mrs. Richard
8. MUrren, 1917 Tmtin Ave.,
Costa Mesa, wa11 promoted to Army Spec. 6. al Fl.
Buckner, Okinawa.
Murren, a p e t r o l e u m
11tora1e speclalilt aulened
to the U.S. Army 1upport
command'• petroleum, 0!11
and lubricants divWon, and
his wife, Sharon, make their
home at 7811 Liberty St.,
Huntington Beach.
Pvt. 1.C. Da.W A. Maac.
USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. J . Maze ol Cotta Mesa,
la attending the Marine
Mechanical School at the
Naval Air T e c b n l c a l
Training Center. Naval Air
Station, Jacklonville, Fla.
S t a f f Sgt. Jerry . G.
Jebuoa, son of Mrs. Pearl
Johnson, 14811 Hunter Lane,
Midway City, an aircraft
mechanic, iJ as~igned to a
unit of the Pacific Air
Forces serving in Vietnam.
Lt. Robert B. Greiner,
U.S. Navy. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert A. Grel•ser Jr.
of 701 lSlh St., Newport
Beach, was awarded bis
third Air Medal f o r
pa.11ticipation in combat• air
strikes against e n e m y
forces in North and South
Vietnam.
Lt. Greisser is a member
of Fighter Squadron 151
aboard the attack aircraft
carrier USS Coral Sea.
Airman RemaJd F . Reta.
mu, USN, son of Mrs.
Jea11e Herrera, 312 10th St.,
Huntington Beach, is aerv·
ing aboard the anti-aub-
marine warfare s u p p o r t
aircraft canier USS Ea11ex.
Sgt. Jeffrey G. MeGowu,
!IOn of Gerald F. McGowan,
8881 Vlacount Drive, Hun·
tlngton Beacb, bas received
the U.S. Atr Force Qommen·
dation Medal at Tan Son
Nbut AB, Vietnam.
Tbe aergeut, an ad·
miDU1nltve mpedallat, wu
decorated for merltorioua Cadet L a• r e • e • W • tervlce.
Mltdlell, m, ton of Mr. and . ...,_......,
Mrs. Laurence W. Mltcbfll Spee. 4. Dant W .
Jr. of 3371% El Encato J.._.., U.S. Army, 24,
Drive, Dana Point, bu been 1on of Mr. and Mr s .
named to the dean's lilt at Theodore H. Johnton. 381
the U.S. Air F o r c e E . Walnut Pllce, O>t&a
Academy. Me,., bu been Ullgned u
Cadet Walt.er B. A.Jiu, SO.ft
ol Mr. and Mra. W. E. Allen,
25252 Yacht Drive, Dana
Point, bu been named to
the superintendent'• Hat at
the Ab' Force Academy.
TO KRULlll -Air·
man Gary D. Parker,
, 80l1 of Mr. and Mn.
Clarence E. Parker,
1117 Kllamey, Colla
)(esa, ccmplet.d bllic
training &-LICtllnd
AFB, Ta. and his
been uligned to 1be
Air Poree T9dmica1
Training Cmter, Kee•
ler AFB, in.. for
t IChoo1inC • a cam· mmc.tiaDI ipedaUst.
a commanieatiom apeclllilt
in tbe 3li6tb AvWion Com·
puy, PWtu, Vletmm.
Spec, 4. J"1nlon ii a lf1ldmte el eoeta Me•
B1gh School and attended
the Unhenlty of Callftrnia,
Santa Barbara
~ISSILI TRAINING -
Airman Rain d a 11 H.
Scott, 2027 Pa lo ma Drhe, 0.. ..._
~eted bMic ~
Ing at Ladfad APB
Tex. and hie been •
signed to the Air Poree
Tedmkal Tr a i n·l• 1
Center, Lowry APB. ~..olo. He will be train·
eel • ~ millile elec· troni~ llpf!Cialilt,
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WIAPONS TaAINING
-Airman Boyd w.
Ames Jr., ton of II.rs.
Dorothy If. Fuller of
San Cllmeot• ~ ed buic tnhliM at . ~ Aft, Tex.,·
and ... --llSigned ~
for ~g II an air-craft -wapons ......
specWist at L ow r y
AFB, Colo. He ii a 1966
graduate of San Cle-
mente High School
All MAINTINANCI
-Almw1 Georce A.
Parker, SOD of Kr. and
Mrs. Ernest B. Parker,
4117 ~ Jana, San
Clemente, h• ~ea u-
sicntd to~~ Force
Tedlniclal 1'1a-i Din g
Center, Sheppard~
Tu.-~-aircnft m.intenance
specialist. He complet-
ed basic trai.nlng at
Lackland AFB, Tex.
Men in Service_
Seaman Rct. Lawrence C.
Kleba, USCGR, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin J . Klein of
16851 Edgewater Lane, Hun-
tington Beach, .. ~tin&
eight weeks ol basic tra1nl.ng
at the Coast Guard Recruit
Training Cen er , Alameda,
Calli.
Klein attended Lo D g
Beach City Jmlor College
before entering the service.
St., Westminster. a medical
supply specialist, Fairchild
AFB, Wash., bas been pro-
moted to airman first class,
U.S. Air Force.
11te airman is a graduate
of Westminster High School.
Capt. Letaard c. Pea.
USAF' IOD ol. Mr. and Mrt.
Leonard F. Pegg, 20'lO
Fullerton, Costa Mesa, is
Airman Jeny V. Reff-a t te n d i n g 'b e Aj r
mu.; whoee mother ia Mrs. University's ~ Of.
Virginia M. Judice ol 8551 fker Scbool, Maxwell A!'B,
Jardines Drive, Huntington Al~~pt. Pegg, who has ser"·
Beach, has been assigned ed in Vietnam. will receive to the Air Force Technical Training Center, L 0 ,, r y 14 w~ -Of instruction a
AFB, COlo .• for speciamec1 the HIUOI' U S A F pro-
training• a a munitioJlS . fession~ tcbool.
specialist -. . . --__....... . Airman Jolm B. Steara1,
M a e hinery Repalfman
3.C. MI e • "e IL. lhuon,
USN, JOD of L. F . Hannon,
16671 Nile Circle. Hun-
tington Buch, •as ad-
vanced lo bit pruent rate
while ~ aboard tbe
USS Jlailpr ia the Gulf of
Tonkin off . UJe, coast "f
North Vietnam.
son of•~. -<lnd Mrs. John
H. S(f arns of '52l11"ta Cir·.
cle, Huntington Beach, com·
pleted basic trainine at
Lackland AFB, Tex.
· He bas been assigned to
the Air Force Technical
Training , C e n t e r for
specialized schooling as a
security polieeman. ·---Airmaa APIJl'eD. IWltrt 4..-i a tie~ Boatswain's
E. DMae, USN, 109 ol Mqa...Mate 2.C. !'Mle J. Vice Jr.,
a nd Mn. Wchanf E. ~. c· of LaiUU Beach, bas
153$1 ~bmcre J.ane, Bun· n auigned to the com·
tingfbn Beacb, bal .• been and communications ship
assigned to T ~a {'a i D I / • USS Wright
Squadron One, Naval .. Aux---
iJiary Air Station, S.uOfy Marine Pvt. Alfred R. Pa-
Field, Pensacola, tr.la. ( .-ae. IOD of Mr. and Mrt> -· " N'otm.and a. l>aquehe Sr.,
Fr ... W. QnmBUI', Ilia al 2208 Placentia Ave.,
of Mt. and Mrs. William Costa Mesa, graduated after
T. GrammS', t8ll2 Bomer eight weeta el. training at
· the Marine Cerps Recrui ---· __ ,_..........,_ Depot, San Dleeo.
TO AMARIL 0 -Afr·
man La w re n c e W.
Gree, IOll of Mr. and
Mn. Robltt E. Green,·
993 Groft P!.te, Cotta
Mesa, tomf..-basic traininC • X..Ckfand
AFB, Tex., IDd bas
been llligned to tbe
Air Force Tecbllical
Trabdng Centir at
Amarillo, AFB, Ta. for
training scbooliAI as an administnU., spec-
ialist.
IN COMMUNICA-
TIONS -Amun Rob-ert S. 'ntomas, son of
Mr. and Mn. Zain Sim-
waon 34688 Calle Los
F 1 o r e s • Capistrano
Beacil, bas colnpleted
bMic training at Lack-
land AFB, Tex. He is
to receive specialized
ICbooling as a com-
munications electron-
ics specialist.
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· 2 Printers at Struck
LA News Plant Slwt
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Two men employed as
printer• at the struck Los
Angeles Herald-Examiner
were shot and wounded
Tuesday night in the lobby
of a motel near t b e
newspaper'• d o w n t o w n
plant.
Peace Party
Won't Back
McCarthy
•
The assailant fled on foot
following ~ shooting at the
Royal Host Olympic Motel,
police reported.
The victiml-. Were Curtis
Kriesld, 30, and Maurice
Maynard, 35, who were liv-
ing at the motel Both were
taken to General Hospital
where Kriesld wu lilted in
critical condition witll a
bullet wound 1D the ab-
domen. Mayurd w a 1
wOUDIW in ~ left tblgh.
Detectivet said the men
flnilhed their ahift at the
Herald Examiner at 10 p.m.
and returned to the motel on
LOS ANGELES (AP) -a shuttle bus from the plant.
Leaden ol Callforma'1 new-They walked into the lob-
ly organized PHce arrd .by, received their key and
Freedom party say they were waiting to pi'ck up their laundry when the glus won't support Sen. Eugene door to the swimming pool
McCarthy (D-Mlnn.), in bis area burst open.
bid for the presidency. A man described as a
Frltjof Tbyaesoil, t h e male Caucaalan stood ln the
party'• now executive dirt<:· doorway and fired three
tor, ~ld a new1 conference abota from a .38 caliber
Tuesday that McCarthy "la pistol Both men were bll
a c r e a t dilappolntment The third bullet thudded into
becau11 be hasn't ralaed the nghtration desk, uar·
Issues more vigor001\y and rowb misslne Mn. Allee
bec1u11 hit views on Viet· Tbedmf, 1be ffClm clerk.
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Silent Film Star
Mae Marsh Dies
H E R M 0 S A BEACH
(UPI) -Mae Manb, the
"little 1l1ter" in D. W. Grit·
fith'1 1llent film claul'c
"The Bl.rtb of a Nation, .. ta
dead at the age of 71
Her death Tuelday at her
home In thl1 S o u t h e r a
Callf ornJa beach community
was attributed to a heart al·
tack. Funeral arraogemenu
&re incomplete.
Her portrayal of Flora, a lfrl involved in the traek
evenu ol the recon1troction
period followin1 the Civil
War, made her one of the
areateat 1tar1 of the 1llent
scrttn.
Two years after her role
in "The Birth of • Nation,"
Miss Marsh starred in
another GriUJth e p 1 c ,
"Intolerance," before leav·
Ing the plonffr filmmaker to
become the o r 1 I 1 n a 1
"Goldwyn Girl."
MADE COMllACK
MM Marth In 1m
SAN' P'RANCllCO CUPll
-The Calfonda Dlocean
COWlcll of tbt SpLlcopel
Church alktd Pope Paul VI
Tatlday t. ...........
tracepUon as a JDeUI '9
control ''tbe i.orr.ira" ti
overpopulation.
"MUU'Olll ol penoet in ..
emer11D1 aatl• of 1be world look to yoa u Uae Ho-
ly Vatber," the 21-member
eamdJ. said In a raohatiaa
to the Pop., ..... It ..
predseJy in lhlle ..atmt
wbere the-borron o f
overpopulation u. becom-
iDI moat obviou."
Tbe coancU. wtdeb ....
for the diocae betweu 111~
nual conventions, aaked tile P""' ~ "elevate Race over law" and speak out fn favor
of the birth control •ethod.
The reaolutioa said "the
borr«1 ol overpopulation
are much creater tball any
e v 11 that miaht be coo-
lldered inherent ill eon·
tractptioD itself!'
Passage· of the reaolaUon
WU held up, pendiaf miDor
revillou, at the dlooae'•
lJlth. annul CGllHDfioD ln
San Fta.nebco J'eb. I. ft YU
~tt.ed to tbt eouncU.
where it became oftlda1
pol1cJ Tuesday.
.,. IUcll ~y ad·
vuced nations aa t h e
United · States," it aalcl,
"Roman Catholics a r e
a 1 r e a d y practlcin1 con-
traception ~ virtually the
1ame decree as non-Roman
Catholica, bot many· do to
wltil great a1001 of con·
adence."
-.n .,._ ........
dettroJ .. illtr'• ...
..... fuf'.a •• ,...... .. fra ......... .
1eeeftUc puV ...... 111
.... ,,.. ..... the
... ·ehatrmaa .... the pert;Jwuant,.....lut ,..,..
Wllllam K. Sbeanr flled
the ault T\}etdaJ kl Superlor
Court qaln1t the Rev: Alvin · Study Planned Ma1all. Botlk claim tbe title ·
ol ltate c:balrftwl. On Tra-m-1 •• The ..it asn u.at Mayan • cu.ac11r8D"'
and n1" oth• p • r t 1
membera b • nltrained
from UlllC Ult party'• name
er '"'*watbas Uta Ute, .. aeu.a -.... partJ. Amoat lhclM Damed in the
ault it Bal Nichols of
PlactaUa, party Tic.presi-
dent lD Soutllern Callfornb.
The damages souJbt by
tbe Shearer iroup are for
alleltd lnterferace wttb
the operation al the parl7 ln
the atate by Mayall alld hi.I
f0Uowu1.
The salt eontendl th•
She was 14 year1 old, with
auburn h.alr and blue eyes,
when ahe caught Griflith'1
eye while she was visiting
her older alster on a movie
set. He later 11ld he waa at.
tracted by her "frail, W1ln
look."
All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Saturclay
He paJd her '3 for her
fir•L day al wort. but before
long she ,,.. rectfvtnt '350
a week. She e~ $250,0GO
a year at tbe peak al ber
career.
Alter alx yurt as Samuel
Goldwyn'• "GoldWJll Girl."
Miu Marsh retired in 1918
aJ1d married Lou1a Lee
Arms, a preu 11eat for
Metro -Gold7a ·Majer Studloe, and mond t o
Hermoea Beach.
She came out of retire-
ment In 1931 to mab a
speaking appearance 1 n
"Over the Hill" to pr09e to
her three children that
"Mamrna 11 a atar." She ap-
peared in a few movies ln
tbe 1950s, including "The
Robe," and made several
plcturea in Europe.
In 1955, she was bonond
as one of the five ouutan·
dinl actresse1 of the silent
screen at the G e o r g e
Eutman Festival of Fine
Arta at Rochester, N.Y. The
other• were Mary Pickford,
Gloria Swanson, Lllllan Glab
and Normal Talmadge.
thru Saturday_onlyl
Spartan Penn-Prest•
Hanckome texture and rich color combine to make a bedspread that brings
out the best in any decor. Th. luxuriously thick moa fringe addt the final
decorator touch. It's all cotton and never n..ds ironing, •• just wash, tumble
dryl Choose avcxodo or gold in twin, full ot king sizes.
TYlin or Full, Reg. 8.98
I II
nam vary only a little from ---.-----.------------
the Presidmt11 view1.'• NOW 7.88 The party'• favorite for
presJdent "most un:redly
will .not be McCarthy, .. la.id
Robert Clark, a member ol
the part;y'1 ~ com-
mittee.
ThJIUOD 1111d none el ihe major pm1;1 JlftlPldl for
president bu madl eppMl
with PFP memb.-1.
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.Damages Set
At $99,699 KO OM-FM
SAN DIEGO ('UPI) -A
I 3Udp bu_..., & tDtaJ of
I .... ta damapt to 10
I t>laiDUfb wbe nee! ...
federal '*".s-Dllllllt ovier tbe
1980 a'alh (Ji • pllM at
Toledo, Ohio.
. Kiu.d ia the c:rub ..... 22
I perlODI, In el 11 d ta ' le
1 me-.. of t.M Cal Pe~
::Saa LUiil ~ ~
• tNID. Twenty-GlrM penOBI ! lrere Injured. • : u .s. Dlll Juda• Frtd
...
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Kumel earlier ruled the
federal IOverDllMDt w a 1
liable becaUle federal air
traffic controllers w • r e
negligent In allowlng the
Arctic Pacific Airlinea plane F .. 111 ... ltl•IMI
to depart lD fog from Toledo I•••-•• Express Arrport.
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LOW AS ·
·129911
King, Reg.16.98 Now 14.88
Valleio Penn•Prest•
The magic touch of the. Meditwranean it cllsplared in this ~ pan.n.cf
with the Sponiah weaver'• d.ign. l.Oftt-'Wearing, heavy IM>died cotton_..
laue hos iumbo boll fringe. P~ ,... no Ironing n11ded ._
tuMble ~ Twtft, full and ltlftg ._ a¥ailaWe 111 wfUle ot ~-
TY#in or Full, Reg. 13.98
NOW 11.88
King, Reg. 21.98~Qw19 .88
Rose Fantasy Penn-Prest•
!xcfting floral print bedspreed in bright «>Ion of pink or blue. &pertly
toil•ed spread hat~ comen for a neat MIOOlh fit. Top is twift.
.......... °"" Nlt1ieftt ~ '°'1 .... flling. Cord w.ltied ......
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Twin, Reg.-1~.98
NOw 11.88
Full, Reg.15.98 NoW 13.88
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THRU SAT. ONLYI
Save 18~ 95 on Penncresr
2 speed wasli.er
Reg.184'5 ~ow· $16 ·6
' No down pctyrMftf ••• UM Penney's Tim• PlfY'Mnt Plan
Trust thi1 bi'I 16 lb. capacity washer to flush the dirt out of heavy duty
fabrics, hanclle your dainty syntMtia with care. And, have a special setting
for your finicky permanent press items. Plus 3 wash and 2 rln .. water
tiNn,.CftUlel,continuou1 liftt flltw: PLUS savings. Don't M•thia ereot bvyl ,
I 2 c)'de electric dryer,
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DAILY PILOT
Cere.,.al Palsy Da~e
Ruth Leonti. -.rt.ha Buttt, and Mll'tba Houle,
{left to rlgbt) promote Valentine's Day daDc:e,
"HearU for Pally" to be held at Abramt Dance
StudJo, lW Orange.Olive Road, Orange, .Feb. 17.
New Group Proposes
College Innovations
r n n o v a t J o n and ex·
periment 1n junior college
instruction on the Orange
Coast Is being encouraged
by a newly-formed League
'' for Innovation in the Com-
munity College includlni 10
other CalifornJa Junior col-
leges.
The league was establllb-
ed by heads of the colleges
or their representatives at a
UCLA meeting sponsored by
the lnstltute for Develop-
ment of E d u c a t I o n a 1
Activities and coordinated
by. UCLA professors Dr. B.
Lamar Johnson and Dr.
Ar1hur M. Collen.
Junior college distrlctJ
besides Orange Coast thal
are in ttie f o u n d i n I
memberabip are Fo0tbiD
JC District in the Los AltOI
Hilla ; Bakersfield JC ,
Bakersfiekl; Los Angele•
City Schools D I s t r i c t ,
College Di'lision ; Los Rloa
JC Diltrict, Sacramentot
and Peralta JC Distri~
Oakland.
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now only 379.90
2b7 sq. in. screen with exclusive chromatone col-
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sound and "bonded circuitry". chassis. 18.00
monthly. 90 days in home warranty, 19.95. extra.
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now only 129.90
enjoy deerer, sh•rper pktures witb this I 72 sq.
in. MecJNVOJI. fMtures e11Clusive "bonded cir-
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WITH REMOTE CONTROL
M>W only 895.QO
fMtures include in1tent-on eutometic color with
remote control on ~S sq. in. color tv, radio,
~reph. hes coAcealed swivel casters. glid-
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wnetile end spece-sevinq dereo with superb
sound from four high fidelity spe1kers. heJ ctl•
(Uivit .utometic recatd pleyer with diemond
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40.00
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tube, I 18.00 monthly•
SAVE 20.00 COMPACT
PORTABLE TV
now ot1ly 99.90
amazing new solid state portable &iftqS you 38
sq. in. pictuNs and · better sound with high ~
liability. hes convenient carrying h • n d I e in
brown. bled or white. 6.00 monthly.
so
EASY
TO
OWN .
on a Broaclway
'1omemalcer accocint, talce
months to pqy. ·
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W, I faw..a-r-..-.... •
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Miles Walked
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With Hearts
1f it wasn't fO'r the pnerosity oC manl, S.year-old Heart "1nd
Pti&:w HeatMr Shafer, cboeen aa Valentines Day Sweetheart by the
Orange County Heart Association, wouldn't be the happy healthy child
lbe ii today.
'1banb U> donations from Orange County residents, reseudl
bll made pollible the three major and two minor heart surgeries
whjob Im eoqiletely cbmged the tittle girl's Ufe. With<>Ut them, she
would have been a hopeless invalid.
Heather, who lives in Brea with her mother, Mrs. Melanie
Shafer, wais bom with an iJQrventficular septa! defect.
Her case was quite serious, and if she had been born five years
t00ner, w:h«l certain techniques used were not yet available, she
would not be as &he is now.
Heet f1IDd donations pla,Yed a major role in these <!eve~<>{): ment., however, there are mmy tedmiques yet to be worked out if
all are to be beJRed.
During H~ Sunday Week, Monday, Feb. 26, to Sunday, March
3, more than 15',000 vo!unteer1 throughout Orange County will ca1! on
their neighbors t. explain how they may help correct heart dieeases
and accept con1ributione for the fund.
~ 411111 support reeeardi, public and professlooal educa-
tion a1ld ccmddtb se(Y.ice .tdivitifll ot Uae Orang• CGuaty lleaR ~tm,--oottae year.
(S...'HEART 'UND, P..-2 U
GENEROSITY PLUS -More than money iB being given to the Heart
Pund cause by hard worting chatnnen. Writ.in« out a big pl«lge are
(left to ridtt) tile Mmes. James Corconn, H"untington Beach; ~
11<>c>riDg, F'"owtain Valley, and Janes w. Jlellein, Weemm.ter.
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ONLY WAY TO GO -With the WGtld in their bands and their beads in tbe
doudJ are former alrUne ttewardeae1 and members of tM Dusty Wings Club
of ortnge County, *e limes. L. Dquilu McBride, inger-Mararethe Isachlen
and William Wright (left to riprt). Cfub ii sponaorin1 J\ecfuitment Day Feb.
1~ I
Trip ·Taken .lnlormation , Please Pol iti(:s.
Discussed
Recruitment na,-s.awu,, At Meetinb _Vica riously
Riviera ClubwomtJ! who
partldpete lD Creative Llv-
J.ni SectiOft activities will
travel vicariousJy to sunny
Mnfco and South America
Wednesday, Feb. a at to
a.m.
Durin1 ttie 1athmnc in
the Laiuna Beach home of
Mr1. R o I • r Uijestrom,
fllmt that twb membfltl,
Mrs. John J. WlllJams and
Mrs. Ritchie H. Wilson have
taken will be lbon.
Th• t.01>art aerien1nt
will include "Tbe Many
Facte of South A!llfl'lca," ·
a vtnal tour of tbt M'ftD Sou~ American cowatrles,
and "louthtn Exposures,"
depktiq a 1easoln1 vaca· t1on .,..d • bo9l ..wns
the ..... oCf Baja.
RtMrvatiom may be ob-
tained by calling ~s. JI~
G. ABen, cbaimwl, 491-
1810, by Friday, Feb. 18.
Horoscope
Flight Facts Aired
Tht lirltnea want you!
Former airline
stnardeases who ct mem-
blr1 of the Duty Wlnp
Oab ~ Oran1t County wU1
present the fourth annual
Treasur~s
DisplQyed
Feb. tr, In the Mmeland • •
ol the Air MUMUDl. W~ an 1 o a ta-
ll e pr e 1 e n t auves ol .,..... ta kml, .,. •
alrllnea and from t h • naUoul polltkl1
lfe•ardl11 cla11e1 at Sant.a Tbm 11..-. far a
Ana ad Oran,. Coaat co&-= : = v=
lefea Will be present to 08 J'rtdl1, rtb. it. trom
answer qu11Uona and pro-10 a.m. to -. bt Gt
vldt appllcations for ta-Newpori -..Cb bomt ti
ttreated younf women. '· Mrs.· Prtd Carin.
d Toro Officeri Wives WolDft, single, divorced Mo r ,t l n f or ma l o 1
will view 1 conection ol or widowed, w i t h o u t re&ardlal tlllt ~
cbofce pieces ol china and dei>tndenta, 17 years or eolfet tit tbe orpniatlol
cryital duriJIC . tbtlr lWl· older. are invited to attend may ba obta1Md bJ ~ cbtco JDMtinl Tue. 1 4 a.,, tht 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. evenl Mrs. Carlla at MMJlll. .
Feb. 20. · A1rl1nt1 which will be 'nM;-~~-~-~~ The diJplay ia beinl 1up-represented Include A 1 r and ... w~..wu in ft-~
plltd by Vt. Jt Corstr, Mali· Ca 11 f o rnla, Continent.ti and action wtncb will Jud
tut dlan of 1tude1ta at San' Alrllnea, Eutem Airlines, to &ood and responttblt
ta Aaa eoue., ..... la • ' ,ID A 1D • r l c • D Airlinel, aoverrutltJll
wor'4 traww aD4 oou.ot.or. PaCiftc Southwest A 1 r ,
He will dilculs Prlctltu Trina •ortd Al r·l 1ae1.
Trtuurtl !'l'Glll Aroand tht Ullltt4 Airlines and We9'ml
World. AlrliDlt. ,-
Mettiq in tbl omc.t Bach lirllnt allo will have
Club, member• will 1atber ~ ol lb stewardesses
for an 11 : ao a.m. •octal preMDt In unllorm.
hour. Last 7ear, flOO women took
part in recruitment day.
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Virgo;. Cyc/~ High,
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meet quickly il"I ~ T. h~t butter in Dutch oven or iron
f' skillet, add ! c. tomato puree t I c. water. Cover
& bake in 350• oven for 21/2 hrs. until tender. Serve
with boiled potatoes & braised celery.
.llAISID CILllY
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stalks in helf lengthwise. Mett ~ T. butter in large
skiHet, brown celery lightfy over high heet, turning
once. Add ~ c. beef ~tock, lower heet, cover &
cook gently until celery is just ·tender. Season with
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Miro FRANKS
KNocKWURST THI CllOtCI "'
SALAMI CHUBS ""'-.... 12-.
kAAFT SUCEO VAlllm
CHEESE PACK
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COTTAGE CHEESE
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SWISS KNIGHT FONDUE
A delicious mix of Gruyece, Emmentel chees.,
white win. & Kirsch. I• OL , 1.49
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TREAT THE KIDS! ' I WHILE THEY LASTI I
EGGO WAFFLES ...... , ..... 29c
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POTATOES AU GRATIN · 1a... 3 .. ·1
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SPINACH SOUFFLE 1a... 3 .. ·1
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PANCAKE MIX
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Proceede will benefit QIOC.
Plana lit l1lo ill the mm
for • MINI& • membersbl[> tea. Mn. James Beck 1'1ll
open her home for that ptberiDC.
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· ', SAN CLIMINTE PLAYHS HAVI 'MARY' TIMI
• ·t;1chd .Miiiet, Su.ft Tomu...., ,... ~~ Wt ~
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Tlteat,er Notes . '
San Clemente Playhouse's
'Mary, Mary' Near Sell.Out
By TOM TITUS °' ... ....., ........
To ·paraphrase good o)d
<Jwll• Brown, bappibea la
openinc a play With more
tban balf of your perfor·
~-lold out Jn advance.
That's the pleasant litua·
Uott la whkb the San
Cle'"*ttt Community
TbUter ftndl itlelf th.11
week u It prepares to lift
tbe curtain on Its new pro.
ductlon, "Mey, Mar J , ' '
Tbm:lday nilbl
The Jean Kerr-comedy ls
scheduled to run for three
weekends, T h 1' rs d a y 1
through Satur&lys, at Ute
Cabr\Do PlayhOUle. But only
the flnt four ..,. of the nm
are open -the lut five
have been IOld out to
various orpnbltiona.
Thelma Ruckman. resi·
dent dinletor of t h t
playbou.le, II ltaght1 th•
marital comedy of a n
almost-divorced c o u p I e
tryln1 to steer around the rocb of .recondUation. Pla1iftC the title role will
be Sdlie Tomllmon.. with
Pat Kendley cut u her
writer ha.aband and Bob
McAdema plaJ.lng t h e
Hollywood actor who en·
deavora to make the eepar•
tion permanenl
Rounding out the ~
Clemente cMt are JUcblid
Miller 11 IHI 1'wyer IDll
s;;9Au0f: C'-cl est At ••'7 ~ IVllYOMI AORln
A •erttro.t Prodt&dloR of • G1M CONdf
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HOU. YWOOD (AP)
Ar• )'Ill ructJ ftr a ~arlie
(1aaa -~ &bot• for R...-., aoaart ,
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J'ielda, etc.? '
wblll it WU l'allJ Jlmo..
lulu... ...... ca-. recalled.
"Notblngof a llterary nJture
came trom M: ·m1 bU'-d
WM aot I lftllfie writer.
A 1ear • .-i.t.er be dedd. edt.do---~
nqt to~ •AJlpll' .._
ol the New Yerk PaMk
Lillrary to .......
''He bappened to come '
across an iaim m ~ Hoeo1u111 Jeffe•~n paper that 1pll'Md bla lm-• ev aainaUOD. It mnUoaed that
a Ch1aeM detective bad ar·
r••ted three J..,... ... '°" Air.nl~ne ga.mbliftl. That WU the ,,.,.,,,
begiJtnlng ol Ohartit Oban.••
Warner Brot. · Snta Atta
deYoutq bopn lt ~DI,
slnct the ccmipuJ OW111 the
mystery dralDu pnduced
by Fos la the i-.. Such
hopes art be1n1 ~red
by a O.arlle Cha film
feati'val at New York's
Museum Of Moclera~ Art MURDEAEIS
1 . Mrs. LotM recoullect h9r
Due Span .·
Mardi 4-7. olhl connection 1'1th Chan: Mail orden are ~ b.dlW
How c ••• d :r middle· ··1 na "'*' wbn I Wll accepted ,.. die ~ :.4.=:rJ11.~~ :=:.= .. ·:8l per1onnw9,..,..,,,...,
Whether p1a,..s bJ Warner wu eboeen t. ,u1 tt.e the JeffalOD ~. la.
Oilnd or bia 1aice.sor, murdereu ill 'aaarue a... "".., DMlb non rock
SldneJ Toler L...be wu always at the Opera.' BClria Karloff ......,, .. II e I 6 d 1 I a n 1d
.the aame: ·me •bite ault was allo ill tbe pkWe. aM n.ater ~ M.ua J aDid
wttb Pawna bat terdled Otcar Levut ~ u aquarely atGp bla \Md, . opera for ua to alq." 1·
. . bit banter wtlt No. 1 Blafl'S pr~ .. ent PCll'IMd .., ... 1eu
IOI, the breatbleu Ieye of tbe Chu boob, ''Hout tba two ,... 8ID in San
Lute, ... hi.a WIJ of wrap-Wltbout a Key," in 19'l5. P'rlDdlco'• Hal-Albury
pine ap 1be atutioe with Five other• lllPUNd before diatrict, the J • ff• r a o a DHudo • confuclaJJhma liP the author'I ·~ ill 1133 .A&w.•~ ... _ _. to f·i.d alibi like de.cl fllh -Hollywood f i rs t .. .; """"'-... ve -
canJ1ot stand tM tllt of po11lbilitiel ia a. B61111;1 !r: = ..:-..=!':
tlme . ., . 'tooa 1D -_.. Patlle lln"9 recarr.r w Uc It
• ·-1.nnmn prodaeed • ...._ ....... a ~ cllmW tllil -ti ._.,._, --.~ • ., ........ ,.. "'e.aa... ...,.. ......
Two ladie1 ,.... lives mtninfl'ld Qd .._... to 1 tbe~ "": llltlwtdeb bu
were prafOUIMllJ ...._.by J:1p9 ....... G eor I• ._.~aw Jmd,. a..tlle O..IMtlllleftrlJ Kuwa. _ ..
HUia for tea. Ont WU Ned· Anotblr J a pall t It , ·~ .oa-rec:t, ~da Barripn Lopn, wtre ol v--i.,... -.u. ~ roek ad tftll liovH'd, hU •.it.or .,...... Lala• and a;;'a u.;:-u. .• -..._ w to be ._. 11e1t a. a fGnner ...... 'Ille otbef au... Panat'' la 19. .. Su Fracildo MUDd.
wn <aOr ..... Cole, P'ox fUmed "BIWnd That The Jef&I-~
wife ol h adllr who cmtatD" 18 ml ,.. 1 t b wlD appear OD l'riiaJ, cnaW a.Me &ml Derr • March I at I :• p.a . IJicl -• Wllflllf ..._•'*-and on Sa1urda7, Marcil t at T;_.,._. and I toot .. ~ ...... E. L. •:• ud •=•· 1 ._ Part, a1 Olat1le. The pat.L======::;:i::Z::.J a c:nme to u.olula in J.d), tern for future mm. finally
arrived with "Charlie Q\an
Carries On" la 1111. Coast Youth liiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill
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I Not W armly Reeeiv~d
Newport Buch City Councilman Al Pore.it and Dee
Cook discloeed last week that they bad betn asked to
withdraw u candidates for re-eJedlon,
The au11e1tlon, to undentate it, wu not warmly
received by either incumbent.
In fact. the smoke rtill bun't deared away.
AO(f it ls unlikely to do so be(ore April 9.
P. A. Palmer, wboae pUbUc 1i1>irit and community
loyalty no one can question. explained that the joint
pull-out proposal wu made in the tn1erest& ol cMc
harmony. U both Forgit and Cook were to quit the race.
he indicaed, the way would be cleared for the eledion
of men unhampered by personal animositiea and con-
cerned onlJ with making municipal government work
llDOOthly.
A commendable ideal.
But Palmer's "if you quit. be')l quit'' propc>liUon
worked to just the opposlle enda Palmer intended.
Forelt and Coot are canny ~-· 'Ibey thusly made much of the proD011l, fiUlili the air with criet of
••invisible govemment'' and "political machine."
It's doubtfal that we have beard the lut of it. In
IUID, a lbeuld be a lively campatp. (See Mailbo1 below.)
Annexation Logic
N iJ"l.Mesa Unilied School Disttid truatee5
It would be ternpUng, ibdeed, for N e w p o r t •
Mesa board members to polnt lo tbe already acute cJ.au.
room shortage (o44 clauro.GIDI nut fall, 83 the f oUowiDI
year) and say we won't accept any more sludenta. But.
board members reason. that would be short·altbted and
puniUve.
Tbe result would be next door neighbors In diUer-
ent schoql ty.$ttms. and ·those in the San Joaqulll DW.
trict beiriJ bused many miles to the nearest acbool.
The 1ehool truatees apparently feet thU would
create more educational handicaps and discord in the
community than a few more clusea on double 1e1aions.
Delay Is Costing Money
Soil engineers already have begun poking and prod.
ding the wate.n ol Upper Newport Bay to gather lnfor·
mation needed to transform the area into an aquatk
playground.
It'a a quiet beginning for tbe long-awaited develop-
ment program. From here on out, work should proceed
slowly, but surety-ucept for one more hurdle.
And that ls a "friendly lawsuit" to teat the comt>
tuUonality of the legislation that originally authorized
the land exchange between the Irvine Company and
Orange County. ...
have ::J: a tentat1n dedlion to exteod district bound·
mes to take in enoul)l ch~n to fill another 10 class-
rooma. The IDllOatJon would f>e of Irvine Company land
near Urbanus Square,
Technlcally, 7& of the 212 acres lnvolved now be·
long to San Joaquin !tementary School District. Were
the boundary line left unchanged it would be San Joa-
quin's retponlibility to accommoda~ the children. But
the pre11nt boundary line .ii an arbitrary one that cuts
di11onaBy through a soon-to-be-de.eloped boo.sini tract.
Until the matter Ls finally adjudicated, presumably
by t:he California Supreme Court, the hundreds of acr11
involved cannot be developed. They will remain useless
to the public and to the frvine Company, with ttle pri-
vately-owned properties aeoerattnc little property tu
revenue to the county.., to the city of Newport Buell.
and to the . Newport-Mesa Unified School District.
When last queried on the subject, county and Ir·
vine officials were uncertain about when dle tawauit/
would be filed. Or who would file it.
We trust they will proceed soon. The dalay ii ~
int the public money.
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Easier to Feel
· Than to Think
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Leeratn1 to use tbe correct word t9r .
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t.be correct thing wtU not resolve
liljlllln eonflicta, a1 some people think.
bUJ. it will clarify tbem and help us ~er1tand what we are. arping
abilul For m01t argumenu do not When our Foundina Fatbers sut·
e.aity Jo1D tbe 1slue, and tbua cu teated tJaat our national polk:y be baa·
~ be truly llttled. eel, ill part, "upon a decent respect for
Con.alder the words .. iafGIJMtMID," the opinloa ol manklnd,0 they did not
"oplnlon," • •know led a•,• ' and mean we aboald cater to the unm.
"wildom." Unleu one underatandl ex· formed aad oltu blavted views about
actly how these four word.I differ, Americmll ttlat were held by IO many
what each one INCLUDES and EX· peap)e in that day. They meant that
CLUDES. it i.s lmpotalble to have a we lbould respect the views of those
meaGlnlful dialog or ttile\wlon. forelpen who reaUy understood what
FOR .EXAMPLE, the famlHv .tat. · ~ =for ad whit civ\tiaadon 11
cnent that "nvyone ii entitled to•· ~ oplniOB.•• ts a mllddevous and m..-MANY "OPINIONS" tbat Eur~
iqleu remark muquerading u a peans bold about us are u abaQow
piece of toJerance. A man who and fa.lie as our 'optnlOftl" about
beleves the world is o.t Ja NOi' a-some foreign countries; fer in both
Utled to that opimon. because be ia not cases. there is not enough Inform•
expresslnc an oplnloD -be ls defend-tion. it ls not, or1anlz.ed into knowl·
ID& a prejudice. edge, and no pract.lcal wisdom bu
We are entitled to an opinion oJUy gone into the judJment. Nobody in the
after we have (1) made a strenuous wcrld ii "entitled" to such fallacious
effort to acquire as much information ''opinion."
about the subject as pouible; (2) . . endeavored to organise tb1s in· ~'!t 1t 11 . far euier to feel than to
fonnatlon into a coherent body of think. _and 1t is far more comlortable
knowledge; and (3) thouatrt deeply to believe. (on insufficient evidence)
about the \mpllcationa and con-what confb:m• our prejudices than to
sequences of thla knowledie. seek ~or evtdence that refutes it. When
AN "OPINION'' la a valuable thing,
anC1 It is only cheapened when we use
the word to sign.ily any half·baked It·
Utude or deeply-rooted prejudice we
m_, happeh tn entertain. because it
fit.a our self.image or serves our aeU·
interest.
Darwtn was working on bis theory of
evolution, he scrupulously set down in
bis notebook every bit of evidence that
seemed t<i CONTRADICT ttis theory ;
and oqly when he could satisfactorily
explain these difficulties, did he feel
entitled to advance bl1 opinion on tbe
origin ol species.
Katze nbac h' s Brainchil,d
WASHINGTON -PTesldent
Johnsou baa approved a prOlfam to
transfer hundreds of State Depart·
ment personnel and forelp service of·
ftcers to the administration's anti·
'°verty program.
The "diplomatic a n t 1 • p o v e r t y
e.rps," a1 It 11 being referred to inside
tile adminlatration, Is the brainchild of
Under Secy. of State Nlcbolas B.
Katzen bacb,
The controverlJal program will be
lunched later um month with an an·
nouncement from the White House or
the State Department and Office of
Economic Opportunity (OEO), which
administer the war aplnrt poverty.
A8 A IT AR'l'l:B, two ctozen foreign
Mmce ~ will be tr~fernd to
lhl OEO Incl uliped to the anti·
s>09erty apnq'1 beadquartera bere
and to rtitODll state o f 11 c e • *°°,,... tbe' eoutey.
If tbeM ':!r'"'"' do not CIUM an
ldverw ft • ta Ooolreu. other
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State Department personnel will be
shifted to OEO iJI March and April.
SaJaries of the diplomatic anti·
poverty fighters will be paid out of
OEO funds, although they will be
permitted to keep thelr foreign service
status and retirement rlihts.
MEMBERS OF THE House Labor
Committee, who ne probing the unan·
nounced proeram, report that It wu
aold to tbe Prelident by Kataenbadl
and WlUte Houe aide Joseph A.
C&lifao. Also, they say, Jt app1m1tly
has the backing of Secy. of state Rw
and OEO Director Sargent Sbrt•er.
J{atleobacb and Califano reputedly
sokl tbe Ide. to tbl Preddea~ oo UM
arocmds that the OEO service would
help acquaint U. S. diplomats with
aociaJ probtm\s ln this countr7 Ind
betier prepare tbtm • repntea& tlM u. s. abroed.
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Banning Sets the Record Straight
The privilege of withholding mma
in Moilbo.i hOI been '~ to pr~
vidt identity prouction m aihlationl
where the ltttn writn Ml inf"""4-
tion of p11bHc importanc• to off n but
w1'kh could unduly ~411 or
compromiat ~ wrltn, if 1'U or 'her
'll07M tOlf't 1'Hd.
Too many ldtn tDritcn an ~ mo to obtue &lilt prtw~ bf aJcmo
that their noma be withMld m efr.
cumstanu.t tohnt thq c o • l d not
pouibl11 be hanMd by r~ their
idntit11. A1 a rcnlt, the DAILY Pl·
LOT toill tither ditcdrd lflWrl wflith
1'ow 1'0 tlGlid YeQl()ft fO'r ~
or print tMM JJJGrl7agly,
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To the Edit«:
Remarks Mtributed to Councilman
Dee Cook in newspaper articles ~
cernina a recent luncheon hosted by
Paul Palmer were misleadlq and ob-
viously slanted for his political gain.
which compels me to speak out.
To set the record straiJbt, before it
was known that there would be an op-
ponent to Cook's candidacy Palmer
.invited a number of concerned citizens
to a lune.Mon to be arrqed wttb
Cook in the hope that Cook would be
lnurested ln and benefit from an Ln·
tercbangt of ideas and perhaps
become a more constructive coun·
cilman. However. prior lo the hm·
cheon, Ed Birth announced h.is can·
dldacy and thole of us invited un-
derstandably Md cttanged and dif.
fering views • a result.
AT THE LUNCHEON, Palmer. e~ that be was spea1cing as
an indtYldoaJ and not for anycine else,
made tome comments including his
tboutht tbllt it wou1d be in the city's
best illtereat for both Cook and Coon-
cilnlan F«Jit to wttbdraw from the
council race inaanwcb as they bad
been a clilruptive influence on the
council. I believe ht most of t.tie
others pnaent did not know wltat
Palmer was goJnt to HY and for that
matter may not even have decided
which candidate they would *1t.
'Tb111 Cool, taking notes on a pad,
asked eactl of tbe otbers for their com.
ment.t, preswnablY u an interested
elected repnsetltative. Each spoke a11
an Individual, and tbe comments were
widelY cliffsin1.
BtJT FROM TBB re s u 1 t I n g
neWlpaper reports it would seem that
~ wa more interested iD manufac-
turing politlcal fodder than be was
conces ned will the views expressed as
Lo U.. Jalt be •• doiq as a COUD· cllmaa.
It ~ lllfortuut.e wtten a ciUzen is •llllaa to five hil peraooal viewpoint
cudidJ1. if bluntl,y. to bia elected
,.etell&ative ud then most undergo
Mtad ,. bavtftc the temerity Lo do
IO! ~J.1. tbl democratic process
tnCOUrafet ea.cit of u to ar1t a fellow
cltiacn to nm for olflce. or NOi' TO
RUN for ome.11 we believe that be ls
-* .-m1ec1 -reprdleta Gf 1ae vro-
tellt °' .... afteet.d aftke .....
•AR FROM "JnYiltble Goffm.
-. •• it ta the voter who ii wiDlna to
.. Up ad be c:oum.d wtto can in r-:_ c=t:.1=t;
to stand fer.
IOmetbbit <*fl tlld a but
did Mt ten tbe papers '81 also 81 in
iainlal u tnalsM • Ills ma's
philosophy. During the hmcbeon Coot
obH~ tUt he looks for the bad
thinp becaUM pod things have a way
of talinC care of tllemselves.
THJS IS AN interesting c.-ut to
what most of us believe ta a cowt-
cJ.lmllt'a prilnary raponaibillty at set-
ting policy and plannin& our city's
futurl, "tood thlnp" which are not
accompllahed without a lot of con-
structive work and imqlnatkll. Sound
admlllistrlltion and law enforcement,
will appropriate but not tdfUng
guidmce by the coucil. will take care
of the ''bad things ...
Maybe Cook bas done the com·
munltJ a favor be hadn't counted on. M.11'11 tre can begin U. ... .._. he
reaDJ UI to olfer behind his
ri,...._, ''watdldog·for·tbe·peeiplie''
1IOIGft. ~be th1t ii Jud a cover for
a awplte, Oftl'ly.auspidma •tun.
ill eq1llpped to puticip9te wttb JDtll
and wmten ti ,_ 1flll ill tovendDC
our dtJ.
Oii* bu 111• It clear to me tbat
we elber want b1m ud men lib blm
to poke oar dty p__.at or we
wtlll to pl.ace oar trust ta men of a
mart MDllitive a a d CODltructive
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Pellee Stfde Aet ....
To tbe Editor:
A police state: Mr. Orwen ln h.lJ
books "The AniJDal Fama" and
"1994" wu not flf off when be pre-
dicted that ''Bil Br .... " would be
watcbiJIC -. W. i.. a propoAI 1'
Newport 'Beacb for potlcl televilloe
camena, .sutwidi_, by tbe i.cs.raa
government to watch ua lot oar "pro-
tection." to deter crime, to protect
\us from oureelves.
Thil would be but the first 1'2p
in a lon& seriet of freedoms that
an rab&ly betnl taken away from
us.
ANOTHER INCIDENCE of a police
state action occurred recenUJ ln my
neighborhood. A IJ'OUP of fri.enda WIS
in my home for dinner. After dinneT'
one of my guests dedded to take
a sbort walk, Re did Dot return for
at least 30 rninuus. '!be reason was
that he was picked up about one
block from my home, for "looking
l\llpicious." He was frilked, paced
in the squad car and detained while
the police ran a 0 mab" on him..
He told them tbat be WU a ...
on the next 1treet, but the poUc.
did DOt bother to check out tlbat faet.
We are being frigbtentd and barused
instead of protected. I wlD always
remember this when I want to go
for a walk after dinner. We have
to be afraid °' being picke.t lip by
the police in Newport 8eaah becaue
we loot a certain way?
WE ARE NOW lovotved JA,ao called
"safety checb" on our autllnlbllea.
Y1e are Wnc 11...,.t on tbe ...,,._.,.
tn our cenunumty and subjected to
an enmlmtnl of oar ~
inside and out, wttbout our permlalion.
Here la one more incldeat of ~ being taken..,.,, very subtly, under
the beadint of "for our safety". Can
you bonestl1 predict where tbil ICJl't
ol action will el? We, the people
did not vote on Ulil iuue either:
MR. JOllNSON'S new taxes on
moniet spent by cMbeu IOinl e.
Europe la juJt another WQ of k8'111a1
the average dtiJen under tbl iNm6
of tt.e IO\'ft'DIMDl. Tbla MW tn will
not ~ tbe wealtllf or ,.,,.:ful
to tbe uunt tbllt tbeJ cmutot traweL
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become paw:na for the old men tn
government. What a ritual! Let the
old meft ftgbt the wan the)' make •
Thi• government baa stopped bein&
a democracy, a government cl the
people, by .U. ~ IDd fOr tbe J*Pla. WW a m-.ry.
MR& EUGtME P. ADAIR
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Tbe !Mt G6IDIDI ... Ge WQl'ld
ehtlDP'Ollll)\tp IUl ,....... 0 rt r 11 ID ~la. an attractive Frllllll'.a, II tile -..c11n1 cbtmpi• ., tbt
-.omen'1 team.
Supiclons were -aroued whn U.
and ber teani memben m·• at
the slarlilll li.M ln VUlard, Wal OD• 11 a minute or ao before tbt ltart. of
the event and tbOle ''V" wen •trencthenecl when ase German
lirls daappeared lmmedlftell at th•
flallb line.
They were suspected aC hla'1AI tbe
ruanetl Of their sledl ud the IU~·
eion1 were borne ocat lltel' mow ftl
thrown on the runners.
ult DMltecl U U th,rown In a fire,•
1ald one wilnea&
The Auatrlan coach QCrily declared
what the East Germans clld wu
"won• ·than dopinC" aD4 added their
coaches were ~ OMS ctlleD.y at fault. ·
Healing the runner• ol a luce, a1 the
East Germans were found guilty of
dofng, causes the ice underneath tbe
sled to melt making It tllpperler and
faster. It also makes 1otn1 down it
more dangtrollS.
Apparently that clldn't make aqy dif-
ference to the &it'll.
You·v~ heard oC those who cheat for
love or money. Now here come. thole
wh~'ll. do it for a 10Jd medal.
McDermott Dodgers · JJee( .. Up _. Hitting,
S~aDH:u~t ·91i~er.for Haller · Runnerup .
r-. . . ' In 500
SAN FAANCISOO (UPI) -Tb e clubs," sale!· Giants m~ter HtnnJD "We filled another_pp,tUt -~
Loi Angeles Dodgera.~y h•d the Franks. · worried ~ut," ~ ....,_.
Jong ball bitting catcher. tbe.Y needed "Hunt wft1 help '1bon up our infield Walt Allton commented ,,._ Inform.
and the SU ~ilco Giants plugg9d and Oliver LI eood at all poaltions." ed about tJM,trade. "J..t Jib we Med-
a leaky infield in the flrat trade be-Haller, ~. a former quarterback at eel a shortstop, then bl tura we need-
tlreell the clubs in more than a dee· the University of Illlnoll, bad bia belt ed a catcher. ~ ftDI tbe bUL" act.. of sev@ ~DI for the Giants in Allton pointed out be hlld llill llCl-aiucllnl catcbet Tom Haller went to 1988 when be IOCbd %1 home 11l11'. mired the wort of Halim' with t b •
the DocSien ia exchange for Infield-batted in tf1 ruoa and bit .H>. Hi.I Giants and bad b1m twice • catcher
er Ron Hunt, arl All.Star leCOnd ba. slugging slumped to 14 homer• and 49 on All.star team1 be m-.a. man three years ago, and utility in· RBI's last year while batting .251. "It'• good to have u aJl:.around
fielder Nate Oliver. The Dodgers al· Lo• Angela WN in t!Je .market for catcher witb the uperieDce ol Baller
so will get a minor league player to be 1 catcher after the Dodger• traded John on our club,.. Allton cdstlJIQed, "be
announced later. Roseboro, along with pitchers Ron wlll give ua added IOCk at the plate
The trade wu announced jolnUy by Perranoakl and Bob Miller, to t b e and ,he can help our yomc pltcher1."
both clubs Tuesday. It wu the first Minnetota Twinl for 1bortatop 1.ollo H~t came to · the Dodllfl before
deal between the bitJ,er N a t l o n a 1 Venalles and pitcher Jim Granl the -196'1 1euon from a. N9w York
League rivals lince the old Broo~yn l'bere bad been reports (Pf months Metl along with Jim Jlkblan in a
Dodcen sent Jackie Robinson to the that the Dodger1 were attemptint to trade for outfielder TommJ Davil.
New York Gianta in 1957. RobiDaon make a trade with the AUanta Braves Bunt batted .JS3 for Loi Aqele1 but
retired rather than report for catcher Joe Torre but no deal ma-wu lidellned a lood deal of the time
•• Thia trade will belp both 'ball terialiJed. bJ iD.jurtea.
MUSICAL CHAIRS -The IM Angeles Dodgen
and Sin Francilco Gianta completed a trade Wed·
nelday giving one team more infield depth and the
other a catcher. 'Ille catdler, Tom Haller (rigtlt) '
comes to tlbe Dodgers for infielders Nate Oliver
(left) and Ron Bunt (center).
Sports la Brief
Daugherty May Sue;
SaddWback Slate Set
EAST LANSJNG, Mich. -Michltan
State footbaB Coach Duffy Daugherty
said Tuesday be 11 couJclerinl flling a
~ suit against a atudent new11>aper
that said treatment ol MSU atblete1
may have violated Bic Ten rulec.
Daugherty I a i d be hadn't decided w~ether to me such a auit, but would
leave tbe dedllon up to u attornef.
1be newspeper, Gae MlcbilU Daily,
1tudent organ of tbe Uniftnlty ol
Mkblpn ln ADD Arbor, WU uked
about Daugherty's statemtnt, and
mana1ln1 eicffor Sten WUdltrom
uJd, "We have no comment other
thaD that we 1'iil ltaDd bJ OW'
starlet."
&Ice, Caae •f deatll na Mt ~ lmm~&ely ... a
• ..,., 'tt'U enleNt.
Fredmm bueMJI eMda °"' Weill '1&1111 BallDel w11 rmlq llcJdl1 .._ M 11Hh1enl7 c.Oapeed.
* * * USC, Whldl bu not Iott a dual swim
meet 1n nearly 11 years, hosts Stan· ford. NCAA awtm tJtalilt, ln a key
duai meet Thurtday night .at Beverly
Billi Bitb School in a mHt tabbed 81
a prelude to the 19• NCAA cbam·
pionlbipl. TU flr1t event be&lm at I
p.m.
West Hits 47,
Lakers Nudge
Monroe & Co.
BALTIMORE (APi) -Earl "Tb e
Pearl" Monroe, taking charge ln the
manner of Olcar Robertlon, scored 58
points and rallied the Baltimore Bui·
letl repeatedly Tuesday night before
nmning out of miracles.
With 'r1 secondl remaining In over· time, the Baltimore rookie missed a
penalty fret throw which would have
tied the score and the Los Angeles
Laken won the National Basketball
AnocllUon game, llt-118.
In the clutch, however, it was the
Lakers' one-two scoring punch of Jer-
ry Welt and Elgin Baylor which paid
off.
Welt, wbo leored 47 Tt'hile playlnl
lel'U minute• lieu than Monroe, made
ftft potnta Jn the five.minute over·
GRENOBLE, France (AP)-Terr,
McDermott, liven no cbaDce to npeat
as gold meda&t in the JDeDl1 IOI).
meta-speed akattnc race, wblaecl
over a sun .. oftened rink today and
gr~ the United State1' tourth
silver medal in the Wfnt.er Olympic
Games.
In tying Magne 'I!lomuaen ol
Norway for second 'place, two-tentb1
of a sceond behind winner Erhard
Keller of West Germany, Mel>ermott
needed a greater effort than in UM
when be won the Americana' oru, gold
medal in the IDDlbruct, AUltri.a,
Games .
Shortly before the 27·year-o1d sprint
1tater from Blm>ingham, Mldl., join-
ed three female apeed 1katen a1
1Hver medalists, Tim Wood ol 8loom·
field Hllls, Mich., moved f.nto 1econd
place after four of the five compulsory
figures in men's figure skatinl com-
petition.
Norway lalned lta second Nordic 1kl
1old medal today a1 ita cro11 country
relay tum won the Olympic 4 x 10-
kilometer race by more than two
minutes.
NORWEGIANS FAST
Star1inC out i'n fog on a rain.,oaked
coune, the Norw6gian quartet finish-
ed in two hours, eight minutes, 33.5
seconds.
Sweden, the" defending Olympic
champion, placed second in 2:10:13.2
while Finland edged Russia for the
bronze medal by ha.ll a second.
The United States was a surprising
sixth after the flrst lap but steadily
dropped back 2 and wound up 12th in
tbe-fteld of 15 in 2:21:30.4.
Given little chance to defend his title
auoceilfully, 11.Coermott was con-
cidtred even out of the running for a
medal when be drew the last starting
poslUon among the 48 skatres.
By the time hil turn came, the bot
sun bad created pools of water over
many 1ectlons of the rink, and
everyone expected the final finish to
have Keller first with 40.3 seconds,
Thomauen second with 40.S and
Ru11ia11 Eugen:y Grishin third at 40.8.
SHARES SECOND But McDermott steamrollered away
from the starting JUD, acceletated
down the back straightaway, rounded
the fitlal bend perfectly and witti head
and arms flaying, crossed the finish
line in 4Q.5 seconds for a share of se-
cond place and the silver medal.
"I didb't come back to the Olympfc1
juat to skate," McDermott said af·
terward. "I wanted to wln a· !Mdal I
didn't really know if l could do it. I
was .coming along slowly but surely
and knew I bad to put everything into
one race.
"I didn't really have the kick I had
in 1984. I auess myself and the desire
to -.rln were the big things."
Asked if he thought be could have
won the gold medal again with an
earlier start, before the son had
1oftentd the rink, he replied only,
* * *
~Jan coach Peter-DalUd bu com-
piled a record of ~1 in hil tenure at USC witb tbe tie COIDlQC ta last 7e.ar'•
dual event va, Stanford et Palo Alto. ·
MLTIMOU "nt early ones Jild have better lee." ilme.
t.OI Al'HL.•
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.... die •well Onqa Oeaty
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Tiiie ...... :
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('nlundaJ'• me.t wOl be lbown via
delayed vtedo tape b7 KTl'V (ll)
S.turday at 11:• •. m.1 A (ft ticketl
NIUfD GD We at tbe USC ticUt of•
ftee,)
e ' T ..,.., 12 M 21 ~
........ • .. 1t lciltt ...,..., , 14 1 Pit
Clanc J W t ........... W..t 1S 1Mt '1 ~ c ... wtent 2 ,., s Mcte.vJe :n. ; ~ Im..
C9lll'* t M t '-t T ... la O 1M1 11' t .....
~ :, ,~ Mn. Exora Mc.Dennott o( EllH·
s '" 11 ville, Mich., a silver-haired, brisk little : t~ '~ i.dy In her 70s, said that when Terry
• ,.,.,, s. . wu born-the first boy aft.er six girlt ~ f, ~ _.be turned to her husband and 1aJc:l:
• M I "Now we have a boy. My God, l,et'1
.: ~ m make 1ure be is a boy who 11 a boy ...
Jama and 1bomuon paced the
lewlnl witb ao and »point output•,
Wblle Plul KOrdlk bad hi1 biHt•t nltllt u a Rustler, netting 18.
'n.t ... tlon almolt duplicated last
J91t wMn Ole RUllUera beat Otrua at
lllllll Ml, and """ bomtied at ....... .,..
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9411.Y "I.OT ....... W L ...........
CARRIDO FOR TWO -ofante Co~'s Bart Carrido drives for tilt
basket in Tuesday night's OCC&n Bernardino game. Carrido 9CO!'fld
14 points and the Pirates rolled to a 121-108 Eastern Conference
victory. Orange Coast plays at, home again.st Cypress Friday nJibt.
30 Points, 20 RefHNlnds
Incomparable y allely
Paces Pirates, 121-108
87 GLENN WRITE
Of"" 0.lly ..... """
Incomparable John Vallely popped
in 30 points and plucked off 20 re-
bounds to lead Orange C.out College'a
Offensfve-mlndtd P irates to a 121-108
conquest of Sa~ Bmiardlno Valley
f:ollege'a Indians Tueaday Diibt kl the
OCC confines.
It WaJ almost a school tcorinf
record for coach Bob Wetzel's flossy
five as the !Jucs wound up a bucket
short ol tying the Redcoet smile game
mark.
Their field 1oaJ total ol 52 was a
record, however.
And moN important, victory kept
them hot on Fullerton'• vall ln the
race for the Eutern Conlwence
basketball tiUe. The paee-ntttn1
Horneb clilpoHd ol Oaaffty, 111-70, to
maintafn a one-game lead over
Wetsel'• group.
San Bel'doo made tt tOGC' oo the
Piralel unw ttte last 14 minute• of the tam•.
Thea the Plraltl cut lOOM witb thelr
dtv11tat1n1 ntnnint attack, leavlnt
the bewildered Indiw with 1tunnln1 IUddenea.
Orange Coast owned a ..-edle
wbtll the fast-break cut looM. The
Buca faU.1ed up oo a ttrelm of pointl
by Valle!J, Bart Ca?Tldo and Bruce
CMpnu and ln a span oi two
mllutn, Je .econdl, tbe llolta •ere
11ft\f OI lop, ....
Tbe oulauitit ~~tDnied at the
Ptr.-~-.. cMrua the ne.tl allootlnt Tribe fer tm ftaal 12 mblutu.
Va0e)1 wu adbtlltftMe. H9 went
*t lira 11.:CM ot tbl pm.-wttbout a ,
point. Then he dropped In ao. And be
handled most of the reboundlnt tile
first half when the letharitc htltl
were being batUed on even terml.
San Benloo took a 54-5.1 leld at :tn-
llAITW•MeottPl•IMCa
W L "' 'ut'"""' ................ " 1 .... 0,..,. <;Nit .......... 11 t 1'1'
1ti,,.,..1ft ................ ' , 1• c-............ ' .,,
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'-"'' ,.,,. . • .. • .. • • • • 4 • -.... letMrdlM • .. .. • .. , • 1117
Oeldlll Wiit .. . .. .. .. .. . 2 1t ftl Cllrw ................... 1 n .. T__..._.
0.11111 C-.t 121. Sen "'"""""' , • '""""" n. Clllflel' ,. c .. ._ 11, Ml. U.C 65 "'--'* "· a.nt. ,.,. " . c11rw 1 .. Ooldlll W..t n
"l"llW'a --c.,_ "Or-(Oetl Ooldlll W•t 11 Cl>effw Slnl• AN et lllft 8w1Wdlnt
""'"""' II IU_.... ClllW If Mt. SAC
termisllon but led onl1 twb tw ...
half (84-Q and~).
It Wll Bruce ~'t ...
around four.fC>OUr that pbt W.Wt
forces ahead to •lay, '74. ·
Chapman piut 22 pOfntl ~ ..
hoops while matea Ed Ballfutlh (ill)
and Bart Can14lo (1') ,,.... allO ID
double n,ure..
Orange Coa1t pta a lbot at l"ftltlll
Friday nilht when tbt B'1et __..
Cypma.
....... CIMIT tm> IMI ...... f9 .. . .. . ".,.. v.tlllY u 4 • a ._. ll 1 ~ • C-UtJllM.Y•-111 f Ywte a 6 a 1t Wwldl t • I • ,......, ... .... . ... ~ 1 t 1.14 (.VIII ... f I I N
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117 ...
11'
117
IHJ ... 117
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s-ee·r,..,, T"rw !M V....._..I 1u
Mt·a MMtw .. (II Yortil 11J O.V....., ff Atv•r.1) llS ~' IW aium1 ns Me9fell C-!W ~l 111 !'It ... Modi (J G4Nalitll ll111 ~ ~ !A ,.,..., 11S _,_,.., !W ...,.,_, 'Ill a.a.-o v.._..., 11t
Mt Ai-U l.MMetf) 11S
Tiie W... Cit Gwde) •117
'""'-IW. Cit T.,,..l ll117
TMllD llAC:L :t ..._ M.-.. t
-llcl "" .. ~-.... MM o..ii.ne !W IMlll 11! O'l41dty You fl "naiv Jrl 115 ~~le'• TIM!M CM Y-1 llS
lllde-n Slt!tt C2 M Valenlwlal 115
J\lllle II. (A PIMOel IU
,.., "lea Cl Yele!Uvllal 115
"" Or .... CoMt Co 11 e I e Po•• td lta "" '° • Meoad
116 plac. ffalab Tuffday at tbe
'" laaieru ConfefeDC9 Relays 11' held at Santa ADI, with
"' ruJlettbn ta1o1 unofttdal ::t bonors.
11• Fallowlat OOC were SU·
11..,.. uce. ...-;;;..... ,..._ • ta Ana and Golden West,
_ • _ ... .,. .-. c1t1111111e. Citrus, C h a ff• y • Saa
"""9 .-. ewm.... llrlGt •1u. B e r a a r d I n o , lilt. San :::a ...... ~·i:tWftl) 1,,. Antonio, Rlvenkle an 4
alr4lle's ,.. <M v-u ns Oyfn'ess. ~= i!.,..~ 1441111· ::: 1be wi.wr1 .tarted with
._ Oii cw .._, n• victory ln tbe _, free r~.-Y
.._. " "-tJ o-u1azl "" w'1th --.___ of Bob ~ IMle Cit ci.tuAl •llS UlllJ _ .. "* -w "' tJ ....,...,,, ns M\JeDer, Dee Renfro, Mlke ~ ~ =:,•>J~> ::: lnrin and Blll Luther clock-
••-"' IM YcatAI m ed in 1:31-7.
MMll'• ltlMY (J s.11en1 m Fullerton wu ae c o n d , ... . ..... U.. ....... IW'*"9ckl lit ~ta Ana third. A.~""'-cw-..-> · \1J •.o,c ..... Ana took the 400 ~ ~*~ v.= ...wv. m btr.;t;u.ote in ' : 3 t . 7 ,
a-c. A. CMlllbv ........ wrv. followed by Fullerton and
lft'mwfN uca. 7 Ill...._. 4 -..... •· c....,,.. ·~ l"w1l!t ... .,,. Jiii( ltMdl.
SMW 1111 <W DIUm) 1.1'
A-Trtfftc CNrwer (J l..emberl) 11)
"-., DaaflftY Ill llencol 11.i Alolllto IA ,...,.., 114
Mr. S-IM ~I 114 ....,...,,.,,. IJ l•lllbuf) 111
Dlnv Dt•H IJ ~•Nil 1110
occ.
OCC won the 400 butt.erny
in 3:5+.0 with the team ol
Mµeller. Mike Wilaon, Bob
Due rmd Luther. Following
were Santa kla, F JC and
Citrus.
• l'ellte OW1 (f C:.111 IU
CtvMdlr19 Ster IM YINNutill) 114
Y-""° (W MallorlW'tl IU
.Go1:1en West's Mark Sav-•re and Jeff Krel~r won
the diving wlth 141.3 points.
followed by F JC, OCC ud
SBVC.
• Dwbl& Se<urlly (A JMNll HS
i..dV 8411'-(A V11tft1wlal 11S Talltlfle ller'llldot IW ~l HS btrowrt IJ Slllenl ns
lie J-A, CJ Sellers) 1\) "I-Kint IM Fntdtrl~l 116
DIMcM JllllCtlon 1 IS
, A.TN l'lflh Oay 111 Y"111 115
A-M. E. Mllltrlctt trel!lff tnfrv.
l llOUllTM llAC•. 6 """""-4 YMr
. ol9t ... Ull. Cl\1'"""9. t'IH9' ....
•••imt uc1. 1v. ,,,,.,.. ' .,.., ,Fullerton bagged the 400
lift IM .._ CIMelfled 'et--.. (J3 2 -.1th .._ ....... TN *'• ,..,....,. ~cbtroke in 4: . ..l
c-tv '•1r. · Cout aecond ln 4:14.4 with Clalmlftl !Wice ... . '*'"'--u ....... ,
............... rt IM Ycaal fn"a Or.,... Cit Dlallcio)
Lld7 hM (A V•.._,.I ~(A---1
11'**11 Mell IJ Trvllllel ,. ... , IMIM rw ~I
._..., IJ GoftaltJ) Sier A.-1 ID .,_.,.,
•111
"' HS
117 ,. ,.
113
alll
11'
'll'TM UCI. I 111' ml .... Mal*"
J YMf' olc'9. ~ --. IMll T-
~~~ ~=,., 1\: the team Of Dake, Frank ::-:: ~:4,:°"r:a, m ·Warner, Brad Peddycord
LUCS-Dl9C IL ...._., Jr> 11• and Paul Hughes. Santa Ana
'l"tfldl ,..,. u Gmo11t> x111 was th l r d, followed by l"ltlllt or l'llMlt (W ..... ) HS utt1e ~ 11 vM111rue1e1 m Gol:ten West . :_~ 't. ~1 ~:; ~ertoo alto won tbe 400
"-<. Whitt..__ ,,..,,_, "''rv· tree m 3:7.8.7. The Pirates
1 ~ ...., .. Auxlllary. .__ II Y1lt<UWlll
NHelrt Ill Cllleltffol ...., __ (J LAm!IM) '" '" 11•
llllfTM RA~ 1 111' ll'llln. • Wit ..._ tnll w. Cle.,,,.,_. ....,_ ....
Clelll'lllW ~ ....,..,
lft .. Tiie WlM IL Pfllc.ly Jr)
SouMKf'lller Cl J_.I Ptrt!efl ltw II V..,._..l
I'm If• (J S.llWll
Alt'--IM V1-.-ie)
ltrleycom IJ 0.Ulexl
115
"' 111
placed second in 3:7JU in
the closest event ol the day.
OCC swam Mueller, Luther,
Hughes and Renfro. Follow-
ing were Santa Ana and
Gold~n West.
0.0. " ~ IJ 0-..., T.., of London IM vtutl
W«N Ill Meek IM v-.11
XIII
117 • l,.,a Alf (W HtNNllt) •
an-ti Ol>eretot ID Hiii)
Drew llue 11 W ~)
"' "' 11'
'" 116 --lolrs cw. Dlum)
"' XIOI lit The 400 medley wu taken
by Futlerton In 3:51.3. with
Orange Cout third In 4:0U.
QCC used Dake. D o u g
Sharpe, Wilson and Renfro.
'·
Cee Basketball · The final event, the 800
free relay, was taken by
Fullerton in 7:4.1.3. with
OCC's team of Hughes,
W8\"fler. Wilson and Bob
Moore second in 7: 5&.I
Go•den West was third.
C... MIU IN> MetlMlll CU)
Holll Cl) ,. <ti Dicicco
l'WI !ti P' m Cllltl
Sam-()) c w DtA~Jlt
frltlN 1141 0 m Clerti Jor'dtn 12 I G (It) llMNI korl11t Mii: ~. ,._._. M-0.... S. We rtl 2.
Halff!IM: Mell n. ~,. "·
IM-' HarW 1411 Setlt• AM (461 Youne 12ll , (U) Cr.,..11 Know IS) I" 111 Herdtll Tldtrnlft (ti C 1101 L-rd I 1911t 121 G UI Plc:kefl11t II-"-Ill G 00 YOUfOtl
ScotlftlMlllS: ~--...... .. Ml -Ce!Mdlo 2. ' Helnl!M -,._. ti, Seftle Ml II ·
OCC today was to host
Santa Monica City and Lo•
Anaelea Harbor at 3:~ p.m.
JV Basketball
~ v....,. , .. , 1.-m CJll
Malll 161 , f'I V1lltrt
VlftlueN 11'1 ' (IJ) ....... SNw Ill C (Ill LOllMCll
"'"""'" 161 c; 121 J-VNcll flt) G IO J ..... _
korlft9 &Uh: ,_,.,,. YalleY-MC-
Clelft '· Arledle I. lllelltY 2. le!Wldt• 1. bt-la-4mllll I, H•'IS J. DurMlt
2' H:~=r;e ~-mlel11 Vell&Y 40, !11-
lencla a
c.r-... Mer 1'41 VelMcla UI I
Keller Ul ,. Ill II-••
Orr (161 F IU) EdWf<ds
Doell Ul C IOI PtltNOll
O'LHrY m c; "' DttY Wlat 141 G ltl HerllN
k otlnt tubs: CAIM-NtHltt 11, Mer·
IOI! 13, Adtms l. V11tncll-M8Mutro
1, CYru• 2, SfNll J.
Hellllmt: CdM 23. Vtlt<Kll 17,
Bee Basketball
If-' ...,.., 1"1 ............ 1611 Salrlnt IWt: N~ -Mlll 7.
ktn (IOI I' (ti ~lbert Ve,,.,laft 2, Slllte AM -Grllfltll l.
St..-llJ) ,,_ ? 02) l'litftdln Calemen 4.
Busby's Car
; · On Display
Eulff llJI c . (,, WHt Hllfllme: Nt-JI ........ Ml ZI.
VaM«laft It) 0 m DlfMewlkJ ~ .... MW 1a1 VttlMll (U)
...,. .... m G . Im l.anila w.111 1t1 '" 1121 o.rcJ•
kor"'8 ..,..: ......._, -Hiii S. llf•h• Ill f (lfl Ec11el'ol1rr1e Tilllll S. ,,.,.,..,..., c.lllna t, _,, HolllnHl'I ()I C (fl llodr._I
LaMwllllllt ~ 01www1•te1 2. KAM (4) , O IJ) Piii...,,. :-~(~ __. --~,.r ..,_ lllJ G It) lloltl
Stwttwd 1•> .. 161 ...,.,_ kerlftl l4ik; ~ -IMlteMtr L
.._,, cu> " 1121 """"°' =.°',. 1•, V•leMI' -Mccree '·
Jim Buby, N • w port ='ti, ~ tg~ ::= Helftlmt: v11enc1e •· UM 1• Beach drag1t.er builder, will ~ m o c111 "'* ......,. v • ..., 1ni ....... ca1
have h i s award-winning 1~ 11~ ~~-~ H!~ =.-1~: : 1:~1 T=
"The Beach Boys" car on "Hc1M11. °""'' "' c 111 ~ ...
. diaplay today and thla even· ... ~ ~..':"' ~es1w~ ~si1 ~=~ 1\~~1 g ~~1 ~~
•• Ing at Don Bur 11 s •-11•> '" 111 "-11e Scotfne IUbt: l'OIHlfefll "•"" -VQlkawagen at 1'731 Harbor :=,:. c~~1 ~ 15c1u~,= ••lllllf 1, w .. 1. s. E•tenci. -SetMl-
G 'fl 2. er-4, l'rlMtrMlilrf 1. Blvd. in Garden rove. Mllnl m 0 m1 ortlfttll H•lfffmt: l'OUlltelft Veltly 2' ... , ....
{ Busby, who alto owna a ''~t;:. .. , ~ .... "' ~ <le"· turbine draocter, Will be L 11 ... " MM• Afll '-Klldllr• 12, C..tll -.. 1111 -....... ,.,, -A KIM • I °"''' IUI " CUI ldllMll lbowlng the "Beet J>o t1elflim.: w"'"""9.W -. SM!t• o.tcin m . ,. "' Len'"fdler
peering'' car at the recent ..:::.,.a....,. "9.> ........ 1.,1 =~ 111 ~ 1m =:
Wint.ernaUonala_, !be car =~111 ' <•> f,--"" M11111 m i o 11a1 w.11t., i may be vieftd •Ill t l!edtt ~· : ,,.f' ~ ,::::: ,,tu1111ci.,:9 .. -=-~ ~
1 toniaht. ...... C41 ti (1)0 ~ Ll'llCll ... fMlll I. Dvf,_ I.
Tbe machine bolda Gae na-'°""" 121 o ·w _... •• •••' ""''""'' -.. JL ...........
tl-1 e1apled time .....
., •.• ~onda. Jta MCODd
place 1peed at U.. Wia-
fernatlonall WU 221.• mpll. .... TW
bock this way, it is onl y notvral
to relvm it lo the boll from well
iNide. Thvs the cl•>b is actually
moving From i ns id e to outside
when it s Ir i k u the boll . This
may caus e tht heel or the club lo
become its 1 eoding tdge os it
.,v• into the ball.
To offset this tendency, I rec-
ommend ~ns~i~ly toking the
clvb straight bock frof'!I the ball
for obovt six inch• to give ybur
swing o more upright plane and
help you ovoid "I ea ding with
your hMI" oncf ~.
I
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Newport,
CdM Win
At Relays
Newport Barbor and
Corona del Mar fared well
in the CIF relay ptelims i&t
Foothill Tuelda1 afternoon
but the rest of 'the area
came close to a abutout.
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Newport picked up four
spots in the upcoming CIF
remy finals at El Segundo
Friday with one first place
-that coming in the 4 x 50
backstroke relay. . .. ---.--............ -
Corona failed to Win any
but p I a c e d three times.
Marina got a second place
in the 4 x 50 fly relay for its
only qualification.
In Bee competition. Costa
Mesa grabbed a first place
in the 4 x 50 back relay
while Newport was grabbing
three spots - one a first in
the 4 x 100 freestyle relay.
Corona got a third place to
finJsb out the scoring for
area teams In the Beea.
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irountaJn Valley's overall
tcorln& balance proved too
much for Estancia Tuesday
afternoon as the Barons
rolled to an easy 7&-411 vie· tory Oft the winners ' floor.
The Barons bad four
players in double naures in
pu1hinc their Irvine League
record up to M . Estancia
Estancia made a brW run
at tile Barons in die wanmc
mome~ but couldJl't 1et
any cl0$er than 16 points.
The double·figure players
for the winning Barona were
Randy Wright and Walker
with 18 each, Haskell with
14 and Chris ~ones ohfp-
ping In 12.
conUnuea In the cellar with '-' .., ._..,.
a 2 ..
'
'Ate. r:wntelll V•lltY zs 12 • lt-7' UI l ... ft<la 1t I 13 21--'1
Mter snawinc a three-FOUllTAt• vAU:: ~1,, ~
game lostng Tueak, a happy ="') ~ ; ; •:
coach John Kasser related, "'*•" ( ' 2 t u
"TbiJ ls the best we've ~~., ~ ~ ! 1; ~~ed (~) ~~ 't.'!e :;.~ =r i ; i ,;
round." Tot.la 1t 11 22 1'
A dismayed coach Bill UTAMCIA c~ " ,, ""
Wetzel said, "our defense ~"' ~ i ! ~
the laJt three l&mH did I Wllll1mt '% 2 S 6
good job for us but it broke ~.... ~ ~ ~ ~ down tonight." 1w11Ctt ' t , 1•
The !kl1ta h"1 run up '!1-'n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
lead at the half and kept it -;;;;Tot;;•;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;is;;;;;;.1;;1 ;;;;;»;;;;;.." until midway in the third '
perl~ when suddenly the
margin swelled to 19 with
2:08 to go on Brad Haskell's
12-footer.
Dllrini that streak the
Barons relied chlefiy on the
shooting of Haskell' · ~
Doug Walker.
The Barons ran t h e
margin up t.o u much u 23
in the fourth quarter and
then •t t.clt and bneled
home wltb K•11er
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llO wt~ ... poad malt -
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.... t.o '-I> Illa boat in
Huatinlton Barbour.
9ucb a 7acbtaman II Cor·
ntUua Vandentar, oner ol
R~ Jacket . .
Hold8 lead
In Florida
Yacht · Fancy Captured
. '
By Bomemad~ Craft
.
windl aft ol tbe mut.
U.S. Ketch
Ondine III
Rio Winner
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BEANS ";.:r ~•
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USDA CHOICI
SWISS . .
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USDA CHOICE
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MELON.CUT
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Dairy Fresh American
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SLICED BOLOGNA ... ·~ . . ' . 69~
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NAllSCO PAMIL Y
Fav«lte Cookies
PICAM DIOP-aOWN ... Al-
CHOCOl.ATI CH• COCOMVT
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CRISP CAUl'OmNIA
PIPPIN
·APPLES
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BAR M WESTERN STYLE
SLICED BACON
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Rosarita Dinners ·
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9
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e Cheeee Enchl·
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IAR M WESTERN STYLE
SLICID
New England 89C
Honey ALoaf 111
BEnY CROCKER
CASSEROLES
e Noedlet Romanoff
• Hood ... Almuncltne
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CORA GE
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Tlllln., Fri., Sat., Clftd Sunday
furuary 11, 16, 17, 11
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COSTAMISA
PLACDITIA
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·CLIP. & SAVE
YOU MAY REDEEM
ANY OR All 3 OF THESE
COUPONS WITH ONE
MINIMUM PURCHASE
WITH THIS COUPON
At , .. , Al,,_• letaeC.sta MMa Siofa O.fy
~ 247 Eerl 17tli Streat
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247 List 17th Str.at
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10
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ALPHA llT A e REFRIGERATED
BISCUITS
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247 Eat 17tt. StrM+
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Sausage
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in Covina This Week • • • ·
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at Vincent and San Bernardino Rd. · ·
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U.S.D.A. CIADE A • 1Hl.E DY
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COLD uaum 111
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5WIT SIZf fM:1<ME • Ila. Ulc (Jf
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-1 SIZE • llUUDES lOe Off
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w~. ,...,, JA, 1w.
Just ask Alpha Beta's
Man In Blue
he works for you
Alpha Illa's Miii flt .. II tbe IMWtrlnr-est inM ever. Yoa'U ht hlla kl chirp at the Alptll Beta ..ear you. Ht tllla pride in his store and its prodlldl. And bis ptline arterest in his costomm
rs sblnd bJ Mlyone on his st•ff-tlle friencly,
court9C111, """"9 iMallll who mike Alpha 8etl the
nicest (Ila Ill ,u 11el1bbofttoocl 1D shop.
you'll llkt It.
BAKERY &
CONFECTIONS
..... Im• Mt YAlUE • WGE CH9RY 4ac ANGEi. FOOD CAKE .,.
llrtll tml • J5.0llNCE LOlf • 35c YAWE
CRACKED WHEAT BREAD
11111 llJI • lJ.CMICE UW • 35c VALUE
Mii & IUTTER DEAD
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a.ti mtcmE FD. 1N1
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Students Observe IJ.S. Moath~
· Mesan Gets
1st Degree
In P r ogram
Sharon Paaluhf, 18, II the
ftnt g r a d U a t e from
Newport-Mesa Un 1 ti e d
School District's new adult
education program.
Although 11 young as
many other high school
graduates, Mn. Paaluhl
soon will be followed by
other, older Harbor Area
adults in receiv.tnc blah
1cbool diplomas.
She took the foar comwes
What widl G e o r g e
WubJ.ncton and Abraham
Lincobl being born thls
month, ft 1eem1 only natural
that February be declared
America Heritace month.
la obler'Yance ot the
patriotie .;>ldt ot tbe month,
rtudenta In the Newport.
Mesa Sdlool Dlltrlct have
designed bulletin boards and
utablished programs on
patriotic themes. A few
have ev~n create\f patriotic
sayings of their own:
"You need thiJ cOUDtry
and this country needl you.••
Lida Perra. D a •I 1
School, 8th irade.
Tbe Statue ol Llbert\1 with
a torch lo ber band.
StandJ ror Llbert)' Ill thil,
our land.
She stand! through tbe
1eaaon, Spring and Fall.
And shall remain fie sym-
bol that here t h e r e ' s
freedom for all.
)[I• a ldlu•na, .
LindberCb Sdool. Ith 11ade.
• • A m • r l e a a 1 bave
friedom. Wt ban t'Mdom
because we fcMllllt for it,
and •• will eoMbs• to flebt
for treedcm:•
,..,...,..._ Wlaittler
School.
As we look
Into the palt,
We aee our forefather•
Fighting for freedom
F1'btlna for liberty
For our country.
Wtatlllba ..........
Wt atlll llaft 11911tt.
We etD1 .. ~
and•alftlllllil"r ,, .............
our eOU8CrJ a tM fltin,
Asour,.. ... 61111
the pen.
Wt .. wOlil to fltbt Nr
our countrJ' So our freedom w 111
always lutl
Lalla1e B••••• ad
............... v .. ....... ,,.... ··o ... , 1 .. au.. ,.... .......... . ,_ •• arcraCi." DnM a a J Ctllill
PnMGil,e.-.
'7*llalllltaa-.. .. .,... ...... " ......., DeYllMMI. ~ ~ ... blae
,. ,,.... ..... trpoa .... clQ,
HJ 'amt belJlf a • . To sift bape ad will, ~ II • advatqe l'Cll' eoldier1 m away. Kids Uke to
to mt and my nation. WbJ I w...,. Bur, Llndber&h •A -k Andy' tldalr It ii ....... to 8ebool, • p-ade. l'U ~~_;___;;~~~~~~~~~~---
1he lacbd for graduatloa at 1 Oran1e Coast Co l le I • •
Altotether 100 Harbor Area
adults are enrolled i n
makeup evening bilh IChool
course, on tt>e OOC campus.
TOMATO
Ju1a . I·
Mrs. Paalubl, w h o a e
maiden name wu Fisber,
dropped out of Newport
Harbor High Sdlool when
abe waa 18 to get married.
She now lives with her
butband, Michael, and year.
old girl, Debbie, at 117 E.
Bay Ave., Costa Mesa.
"I mainly wanted to have
the diploma in case anything
should happen," she said.
Work.shop
On Feb. 17
• 1 P1ycho1omatlc
Medicine, Streu and Com·
munfcaUon1" will be one of
10 workshop s e 1"1 l o n 1
highlighting the 1111 anoual
Orange County Management
Conference apoDIClnd by the
Oran&• County Qwnber °' Commerce Saturday, Feb.
17 at the Anaheim Con-
vention Center.
Dr. Normlll K. Beata Jr.,
a Santa Ana phylidan, will
lead the d11CUsaion centerint
on the role o f · com·
municaUon1 ln easing the
psychological stress that ls
often prevalent in manage-
ment positions.
More than 1,000 people are
expected to attend the con-
ference accordfng to James
M. Day, general chairman
of the event. Tickets for
the conference and ad-
dlUmal information may be
obu lned from the Orange
Cou 2ty Chamber of Com-
mei ce. 1477 S. llftncbest.er,
AnlM.im.
Rare Africa
Art Shown
A collectlao II r are
Afrian artifacts gathered
by biology instructor Gary
James Is currently on
display ln the foyer of the
Oran1e Coast Co 11 e I e
Science Hall.
The Science Hall, located
on the west If de ol the cam-
pus, 11 open during school
hours. Tbt public la invited
to view the display.
J&DMt spent five years
wortlnc for Ile Agency for
International Development
ln Tauanla. ~t Africa.
Durln& that t1IDe ht traveled atenaivelJ a D d obtained
moat of the items from local vfilaCe1 and c:raftnnen.
Mott of tbl ttemat!ame• ...,,, are ued U'f the
Africam ta Mr eftrJd.11 lift. Some _.. 1IMd for
tptdal ~ODI.
"But 1ome ol tbe It.ml
are no Jonctr' beinc mecS.,
and l a.1 t • a d , sublttta&ea
mlllafadllred in Ja~ ~ takbll .. ..... .,....
WI.
Aclda Uctmw
Slated at UCI
' •
wnw M' ~oz. CAI .
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fAi:Dff ERGENT · 5gc;.
\rd1·n DAIRY PRODUCTS
POPSICLES .fllf~c-:a-Ha .&,.2f
STRAWBERRIES._stJ:1,•:,,._4 .. $1
ORANGE JUICE ......... ~.E~.-..... 6 .. $1
MORTON 3 COURSE DINNERS 59'
. ca•p•ell
soup
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ILGATET00~4t
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::. ............ 5~
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BEEF ~HORT RIBS ............. 35~ c..1nml 4nc 7-BONE ROAST __ ........ ;,~
UU.-A ~· FRYER PARTS ......... &...... . ..
... ml ... 2ll.lll.flll. $
TURKEY ROLLS ~~-~ DnAMIAn
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fvvr jet tips, convenient tip ~torqe. ful\ 1 yr. w1rr-;.
~,,.19.88
POLAROID~~: ea ... , .... ,,,.._ .... , ..... , .... •es cotor .icmill 60ldia,*ck1 r~ite In only 15. 1 ':£:9i!~ 119.95
I ' ~
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H DAIL y PILOT
Seve on T~e•
. New Law May Alter
tOITOR'S MOTi: SVlvle ~. hi
91e 1111td 1rt1c1e '" 11tr I~ i... -t .. Mf1-, todtY ftl'llhla ~ ,._ v.. c.111 c111111 flN' mee11a1 • ..-..
87 SYLVIA PORTER
The 1oarin1 cost of
medical care makes the
itemized medical expense
deductloe a major area of
:tax saving for mllliona of us.
·But the amount whicb you
can deduct on your· 1967 in·
·come tax return may be
drutlcally reduced b y
'chantea in the law which
went into effect for the first
:time ill 1917 -or you could
·be amonc those aetting bi(·
.ier medical deductions.
: If JOU or your wife were
16 years of •It OT over, you
could previously take the
full amount of your medical
and drug expenses u an
itemized deduction. You did
not have to cut your deduc·
tible ctru11 and medicines
by 1 percent of your ad·
justed gro11 income nor did
you have to reduce your
.medical expenaes by 3 per-
cent of ywr adjusted grou
income blfcn arrivini at
the deductale amounl A
stmllar llrtlt wu allowed
over, or file a Joint return
wtth 1 1poUJe 1ged es or
over, or if you 1upport a
dependent parent aged 6.5 or
over. this change in the ex-
pense rules can lower or
eliminate your medical ex·
penae deducU0111 for 1987.
U you were unfortunate
enough to bave many large
metfical expenses In 1967.
you may be able lo take a
bluer Itemizes' m e d l c a l
deduction than possible in
previo111 years. Before 19&'7,
various ceilings were·set on
the amount of medical ex·
penaes th.It could b e
deducted in a yur. Begin·
ning with ltlfT, all ceilings
were abolllbed. This meant
that you can deduct without
Um.It the entire amount of
your eligible medical ex-
penses above the 1 percent
and 3 percent wastage
figures.
IF YOU paid premiums
OD accident and hHlth
policies in 1967, check u-
acUy what your policy
cover• in order to find
whether you can deduct the
premiums.
IF YOY bave
whicb cover both D\edical
and non-medical expenae1,
find out from your in·
surance company how much
of the premiums you paJd
are for the medical expense
insurance coverage a n d
treat that portion of your
premiums as an itemized
deduction. Before 1987, many penons
deducted all their accident
and health i n s u r a n c e
premium• as i t e m 11 • d
medical expense dedaactioatl~=:.-
... .-.r . , ... ---. ,,.,. ...... ----·
·for you, the tup,yer who
paid ~ medl«i apel!Sel
for a dependent parent aied
16 or over.
To ttie . extent that your
policy covers doctor,
hospital and other medical
care expenMI, you can
deduct the pnmlwm IA ~
cordance with the rulea I ex-
plalned Monday: that ii, you
deduct u an it.allied ex·
peue one-half of these Prtmtum• (the deduction.
CID't exceed $1!0) and JOU
-even if the in1mance
covered only non·medical
ruk1. Tbe Treasury foulbt
tbf s, said that o n l y
premiums c o v e r 1 n a in· ,...... ••.•. .,.,...
surance aaain&t medicaJ
bills could be inclUded ., BUT ON 10ur 198'7 return,
the l percent IDd 3 ~
wutage i:ul• apply to Ill
individ1Jall, reprdle11 of
the a1• ol the tupayer, hla
spouse or ·the dependent
parent. U you are 16 or
Walter Winchell savs:
• ,,. .. -ti ftn.....,,.... .ears ...
--.. ears', ... from Esea-&m. 'l'lletr ................. ..... ... r-
PttOM!~
EXECUTIVE
CA.B. LK.A.BJNG COMP.A.lfTft ...... c...,
Kl 7·3011
deductible medk:ll expenses ~~i(
a.od di1couraged many tu·tB:==i= payer• from deducti.nl tbe
non-medical premiums. lw*iiS~ •
TD TREAIWRY hu now
conceded it wu wroDI on
pre-ltl'T yean. But for 1917
and on, Consrt11 w MW
specifically bvred deduc-
tions for premiums on non-medical acddent ud .beal4b cl"!"'~~·
inlurance .
If you omitted deduclina
any worthwtllle 1mount of
premhlml oa DOQ-llltdical
acddent and health in·
1Ul'llle.· for pre,-1987 yean,
you m11 wut to claim
reftlDdl for open )"W'I -
1tnerally the last three
year1. But U..n expect the
Treuary to .crutmbe your
reblru.
Pasad•'s Cillst -' largest
SaYiags -9 Looi Association
STATlat•T OP CO" D ITION
w:a ssae.1w
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Kids Uke to·
'Ask Andy'
Crossword Pu12le
4•. Roy
47 Ask hutl1tl1
41 fattner 50 l! GS t f1C tnt
53 Conta!ni,.
nltrogtt1:
Co111b. forM
16 B1lllt of lrltaht
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57 Notcl:rd 011
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2 w,ords
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64 Peeflc lllUM u H••ll• 39 Inter
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SALIS DEPT.
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t A.M. te 10 P.M. 1 hp
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NIW '68 .MUSTANG
. E;f~F~ $2288 *FULL P~ICE
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bar.k and flnlnce · companies give us
the opportunity to flfftr 19rms which
may t... YOUR
PAY¥ENTS
Buy yeur new CM or truck _, rtduct
your montttfy peyments.
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' '64 ECONOtl~E VAN . $1995 '64 INTERNAT't SCOUT $1 595
With full camper ..,apment. stove, lee box, etc.
Autometlc, radio, Matw, •xpend•ble top.
$2295
Country s.d1n St1tion Wtto"· 6 9M1uenpr, r•·
· dlo, heeter, 1utom_..c, power steering, f•dory
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FORD. 4 DOOR $495
Sed1n. VI, 1utomatlc, rldlo ind hHter.
'62 JAGUAR XKE $1995
Roldster. 4 speed, wire wheels, rldio •nd htlf·
er, l•de green with white top.
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'66 MALIBU WAGON
VI, automatic transmlllion, power steering,
factory air, radio, heater.
' 160 CADILLAC $69 S
4 Door Hardtop. Full power ind f1ctory 1ir
condition.Int. rldio ind hf•ter.
4 door. Radio, heifer, automatic, power at .. r.
1.,., f1ctory 1lr.
$1895
; HardtOp Coupe.' Full power, f.ctory •Ir, recllo,
, hNter,'ormhM wftfte with red 1 .. thtr interior.
'66 PLYM. FURY Ill $2295
t P .... Wl90". VI, autom•tlc, power stNrlng,
'6$ CHEV.. 314 TON $159 5
Pickup. V-1 3 1peed h.1vy duty rubber.
$)695
"911 power, f1ctory air, radio, h.ater, tuxedo
. Wede, Mack INth.r Interior.
$1895
$1995
Hudtop. -4 whMf clrlve. . Yeu can't a..at this
price.
4 Door Sedan. Sliver ~lu. In color. 21,000
orlgln1I mites.
'63 MERCURY METEOR $1195
2 Door h1rdtop brMnway. Rldio, hNter, aut•
matlc tr1nsmlMlon, power lfMrlng.
'65 CHEVY ~ TON
Pickup. VI, standanl transml1tion, lont bed.
lo mileage, H.D. rubber, 1 owner, red.
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Hardtop coupe. 327 VI, wtomlflc, poMr lfMt'-
lng, r.cflo, helter, bucbt ••h, center contolo.
163 IMPAlA .
Sport Coupe: VI, 1utomatlc transmission, rlClio
ind heater.
'64 PONTIAC LE MANS $1395
Coupe. llldlo, helter, MltonMtlc, red with red
vlnyt Interior. Extra clean.
'64 FORD 314 TON
Stake Truck.
'6S MUSTANG
H•rdtop coupe. Automlflc, power at .. rlntr
poppy red, bltek Interior, vinyl top.
'65 VOLKSWAGEN
V1nant equero b.ck. Station wlfOn. Reedy to
roll, .clHn •
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Reidy t.r work.
'63 DODGE
Statlott WifOft. VI, iutomatlc, power 1tMrlftl,
relleatMI heater. . .
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HILLS
CereM .. M.r
, ......... 11 Lalk • Wilt i..ime. located ON THI llACH tn the Souftlland'• amt de-
t -= --=---
.s It'• .. Jlnelt beecJI In llirable • fudnatlzw aru.
tbe --1IO erosion heft. ~ • Calli. Irvine J bdrml. 1~ baths • 1arxe campus just momen t•
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YOU'D EXPECT
TO PAY MOUi ........ llttlnJ ioom wttb away.
im mUea of ~ view • Senllbly priced &om Attractive Duplex • One Bed.
cmly $54,500 • OWDf!r' mef $33,900 to $4.1,500 room .-ch. completely fW'll-
ICCel>t tracte. LUSK HOMIS Wied. Great location for
COUNTRY STYLI I>ittctkm: M8eArtb11r Blvd. BQt le ec.n i., ea'Oll s Bdrma • 2 car prap. tram Ptldftc Coat Hwy. or tram Part<. Alft1I rented
CJOM to IChoola • It'• per-N~ Fwy. Turn on San !Um.mer le Winter. Owner
feet Jor Jcidl llqd c:rittent • Joaquin B1lla Rd., then will tnde tor Nririds• s:20•. 1ow c1own ~-fDIJow 111111 to model -. we•. Only sa.a
'"-7'71 546-221 J m.98 E¥ts: mas
Open lwe 'ttl t NEW 5 ~ dfnblc rm. 8-y & leacla
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Ml1 ~ llNlty, Inc.
draped le landacaped 20'l5 W. Balboa Blvd., NB .... aadaentic ___ , _____ _
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less thin '113,llm WS THAI IEllf
COllBiE POI
4 IEDROOMS
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...., tldalt Cl(tqht ....
on quiet cul de-.: *8t.
AMume ~ ~ loan " pa)'o ments will be $149 month
(t.IMI l!'e~).
$25,'50
TRY VAoflHA
0 lteom11119 """' el lfl. four 1tt0niblM worda be-
low 10 form four ailnp!. word1.
M>nticello ()indomj .....
3 BR 2 batlll, earpata/
drapes, perfect eliDCltlcm.
Sl'l9 mmtb. Call ~lUl .
Hedtiip R-1 Estate.
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL N<>TICE
LEGAL N011Clt
LEGAL N011CB
LEGAL N<Yl'ICE
• • • Because 1'111 The •
Kind Of Woman
Who's Smart Enough To
Use DAILY PllOT
Clauified Advertising
ltlteve ""· thert'1 nothi"9 Meurtd our~ anymore
thlt iM't beincJ ....cf -b.cw h minute I discov1t
IOfMtftn9 is no lonfw ...ded, I HI it, while it sti1
hM muimuM value, ffvouth 1tt mexpenaive DAILY PILOT
~ A4. The+ w1y1 inltMd of I clutter of tftinCJS
we doe't uaa, I he.,. the fttr• cash thet lets me hive the
newer thi"9t ••• the 11trlr111 tftiftgl ""'I whole f1ml1y
ef!ioyi. Here's whtt I 1M1n.
11te cftll I 9ot f0t the good doth" t~ tryi tftt chi1dNr1
Mel outgroWft bo119ht me the decoraior lttnp I'd M...
wlfltin9. Tl.. music.I indMMnt no OM pleyecl paid for •
bit p4lri of eur pori• .. ..., .. unit. '"'9 power tools
redecormd .. .,..,,. • ., •• reem. AM. iult for the fuft
of it, the good cheir ..... iult cr.-·t metch anyihint
• anymore fool-""f huaiNncf lfHI N eut for I fe~
"""-.+ the f..a..t ,... • .,ant "' ......
6e ........ ~ heme. M* a ht .f 11-fhe Wot ........
.... v-a fmcf ttt./ .,..•t.,.. UM4. (You'I i>e aurprillCI
at the '""""' you furn .. the first time.) tl.ft, dial
642-1671 _, time '*""" I a.m. -' S P·"" and
tfye ,..,, ht te a fM...,, n,.n..•d Ad Wta.t. 1M+'1
al hre ii t. it:tt's 1'91.,._;.,. ._,It CM c.oet yeu al lffle
• '9HES A DA YI
ba.IGll'mL He-II )oca. Cofw • .. Mir 4250
tiaa ... Gii'• ~ view el • oc-. LIMe rm.mo. 3 BR &\Of. Apt,. comp. pdv., Oc... Y'w 1.4' ac 2 M. ... ......_ frplc, fenced, at1l fd, H04tllate .t Mril·
Alit ..,._.Ev-.~ f15.28 Aft. 6 PM mT~A.__
(R30ounty)
BACH Apt. m. tll'l" H~ ~ Parle 1237 bqle. ~<Ii Rwy Cpt1. tb'lll -l'efrir, utll pd. -.U72
OWNIR
M2-161S Evea. 115-18
6150
s-.~--wuber~r *· &.-am mo. Aceat ltlMa 4aoG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IGNJD, _. mocJT <U:AN Bachelor ~ta. C..ta Mell 5100 Rentals Wam.I 5990 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j
,.,.. lental
Senice
Wa .... &L ..
1'82 EDINGER
~NBEACH
M2-H!I I Open E\'el,
SPAR.KUNG. SUNNY, walk
' to bMcb. Blt·lnl. dlhwsber,
All utll Incl $15 Qp. ----....----w• .._..,...To'·-. (Yrly) D•u C..ntry Acreate 315 E. 8&lbo4a Blvd. ' Po"'°'1& Ave. R.edec 1 BR. ,.., • CAJ """' &l9J .i.i.. • thill BAl.BOA * 673-t!MS Nr ltffts. Adults, $95 mo. tl'Ont hm, w ·pier, (aharped 80 IC. in we •00 ~
50-81 OK) in B&lboa aree. Call bear Lake Mathews. .....,.
lalMI ll1aAd 4US Stvi Wilford ctys 213: 334-bu.utifully for • hone tabd! Newport IMch 5200 Q.l48 • with good level land far
401 N. Bay Front, CWm.ina tracta and 10 min. tram~
2 .BJl. 1 BA. Apt. on the PEN'I110USE VIEW OVER-WANT To rent lJ 4 or 5 BR Riverside-Fwy •• $4,IXXI per
Bay. $225. Avail now lhru LOOKlNG SPACIOUS GAR· house ln CO.ta Mei& area ac. For info p1eaae call
Junf' 15. U3-3l6 DENS • .Lee. Pool~Fountaln, within 3 wlu. 8»004? Glenn Tbompaon wtth:
bart>eque, Fireplace. Elect. Eckhoff and Anoe. Inc. Huntlngten leHh 4400 eye 2 car p.r. oaier De-Rooms for ltent S99S ....__ 1118 W. \Al&pm&n A•e.
$. clrsw. eecluded patio. 1 BR !\am Aclit. ,1 Bach Apt
POOL It malnt. Many I'u:m. wa It au pd. 536-t979,
Luxe Feat. 2 BR 2 BA Cpta. Rocxna 6 Apa b' Rent Orqe, ca1Jt.
Drapea All Maint. $300 mo. 5«1..2621 Ev.-...!• ~
~ sm mo 838-1954 53M678 911 Palm St. HB. Wettclltt at Dove.r #8. Dy, wk, mo. Snsla l • 2 BR ---. · ~ b11c bch. All unen. 11 util• !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I =~: 3 BR 2 Ba. 2 FJ>l. 118~~ i:~TO Out of St•te P"!= '20I
epta., drapet; nr. beach, NICE room Good location. NEW KINGMAN AD-
mlrta. $200 Mo. ~. SSO. with kitch J)liv 155, DJTION: I.up )oCa, water.
DLX 3 BR, 11' ba. Bltns, Hm S43-59!l8, won 8-3:15 pm pawer, '8115 flll1 price. $10
1ALS fleuntaln Valley 3410 Apts. UBfurnllhed
FOR Jtetrt. • 8 d r m
Townboue l~ ba. oven General SOOO
ranee dlabwuher. wuher. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiii
drytr FA heat lrplc. lge VENDOME 2-<:ar praae w.workbench.
pool, clllbhoule. landscaping
cpta, drpl. nn yrty. Oub 673-0'l89. Down. no month, no I&
prtv. 213: 4-46-7227 terat. Free plcturs, Maps.
{ I NEW $12.75 wk. Klt avail. Writ .. _ ~-111---2 BR, 2 ba, Nr. ocean, rp c, 134 ..... _ t .,. ,... """" .,_,,. e ...,,. _,, -"""°•
\nd. 531..c8'J9
L.,,... IMch 3705
MONAROI BAY AREA
LOVELY OCEAN VIEW
2 BR• clen, 1~ ba, cpta, drps
frpl, pool, IM $225 mo.
AduJta (96.Jm betw 1~ pm
3707
SPECIAL! S1&S mo. yrly. No pets. 548-~r n ., '""'" .,._.,,..._ Arizona
2 WKS ,REE RENT 0897 wkdya 'Till s. <X:RrA Meta • Lp lliqmnt lxchanges, R. I. 6UO
Make reseivationa NOW LUXURJOUS Townhouae split room. Pvt entr a: ba .. Newly Redecorated lev~ 3 br 2 ba, frpl, xtras, LI l..:mlO 750 ac. fer. tnc PilM eq.
Close to shopplnTi, Pirie pools $250 Nr Hoag 675-0178 LGE Bldlelor. Near bem:b. Delert ac. b.' tio.t. Apta
Boys Club & Glr 1 Club ~!f!!!! Hgtt. 5210 Pft patio, $15 mo. Woman for home. atrus $W.,, far e Spadoua 3 Br's · 2 Ba pret. 615-3142, 673-11161 we. Htnc.YTEll ...__ T•a"'ll e Swim Pobl • PuVgreen DUPLEX 2 BR 1110. Cpta, • CORONA Del Mar: fir A m9 _.,
• Frpl IDdiv/lndry fac'la atove A: m~. End gar. ' 1PO a.• Jttnnide
• AduU. • Family area.a &: )'d. Adults. 642-8226 ~mployed senttemm. Pliv. ea.ta m.sm
1 US Anahefm Ave. e11try; $50 Manth. M6-«l5 -==========
In ~~!2!;J:;1:~~·~ 1c11.Ml!!!.!!!!!!!!!""-~64!!!!!2-!!!!!2&24• Cor"OM ul Mar 5250 RC>O?t! For lld:Y; Jdic:b. R. I . WanMd '240 ...... prM1.: parldnc; nr. atlfts --------OWNER. m~2599 550. 58-189' Aft. 4 PM WANT To ba1, rental unitl.
RENT * Chlnnel Reef * PVT room and bath. Man ~ alr ~~ DOr1bUp tDai ~S.x• Unfum. 3975
SPACIOUS 2 BR, 2 ba. crpts,
drape1, blt·inl, ti,>lc, car.
2311.C Elden Ave.
AINfALS
Aptt. FumlthM
3 Rooms FurnltuN -•~ ~"' N 1 ........, ...,,... ._._ .,..., • •io> a r C I S U I , $75,000. .Mlllt lie tn l'OOd $25 Moftl It APARTMENTS CdM. CObdition. Cal UC • U 12 BUY SPECTACULAR VIEW .... FULL OPTION TO Waterfront/Loe • Boat $12.50 UP wk. W / ,..tcbeft after 10 A.M. No depoalt o.a.c. S22.50 up Studio Apa. 23'16 w=-anted-,...G~tm=~MAR.,,..,.,.,~2.ftlr)'~-HoUM of Chain SllPI AvallabLe Newport Bt~. 548-9755 Own land. VM« ia.soo. 2 ~-::~ B'(/yt.. REAL ESTATI * 5Ml1'5 * 517 w. 19th, C.M.
GeMrel 4000 Coate MeM 5100 $a>. Mo. a: up· $58,500 up General &uSINISS anti
2525 Ocean Bmi .. CdM Income Pro-mt 6000 FINANCIAL -----------------HOLIDAY PLAZA
DELUXE ~ 1 BR,
"1n. A.pg $121. + utll.
HMted pool. c a :' p e t I n g
.... ample parlrlna. No
ctdldren, no pets.
1115 Pomona, CM, 1142.slSI
C..ta Mna 4100
$22.50 Wk. Up
• Studio " 8&cb apta. e lad Utila • Pbooe ...,. e Meld lervb · TV avail.
•New c.fe It Bat
2371 Newport Bhd. MS-SS
CHATF.AU IAPdiNTE
Love!)' hm 2 BR Apt.
Pool. ~ Multi,
no pets, Frein $llS.
100. POJ«>NA A VE., CM
2 BR, cpta, d.rpe, dabwshr,
pot>!, quiet, adults, no pets.
$125. Incl. uW. 2295 P9clfic
Hiiiol
GREENS
BACH'EU)R • tJNl'URN,
from $100
lncl. utll.
1 • 2 A: 3 BDRM.
nrRN. 6 UNFURN.
Heated Poola, CJiJld Care
Cauter. Adj. to Sboppq -
2700 Petenon w.,, at Har-
bor • Adams, a.ta Men.
546-<l3'IO
MARTINIQUE
GARDEN APTS.
Ave. 54M878 Pa'ldlke aurround.ina• FUJtNJSHED BAOIELORS
LGE l BR Furn. Fnod JMI· UNJ'UR.N l BR. 2 BR. 3 BR
tio, fmt 6 Mr entr. $110. 2 baths ayail&bJe No ~ US E. 22nd St., ~ ., ... 127• Carpets, drapes, Pf11te
673-1781 -for further info -r-· '
Herman Trott. Mgr. DUPLEX-$22,500 ""-~ltlel QOO
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ON TEN AC'.RF.S
l 6 2 BR. Furn It Unfum
Frplca I Pri/Patlio9 I Poo1a
Tenn.la • Contnt1 Bkflt. t
~ Putt/Gree
900 Sea Lane', CdM SH.2'11
(MacArthur DI'• Cout HW)')
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l\Jmilbed. In dandy Santa Sall Laundry ,., Sile
Ana lW&hts locaU.-1°" ~ ----equip. ct; REAL mTATDtS meat tor .u., 9a1l i.andr)' M&-nn • 541>-2313 •Boat aw. i.undry. 0p-tntion idal fir ~ per'·
Duplex 2 BR. 2 b& fltlCh. 1011 wariting to pt into a
Bltns, 1 b1k ocem. 22'1 lucrative ~ bwdnell
Prolpect, NB $35,500. could tui1¥ earn WO> Pll'
213: 325-l'IS& mooth. ~cm bud tar
7 UNITS. 5 -2 Br, l-1 BR. •• •te ... h, Qm.
West a.r. •.om 11'. $11.00> ~ $1,500. Space aYl.llahle
eq. Some net. Oner. tD ftnt fat upalldw. Uat
540-838.1 ._5 p.m. <Ii emtumtn to ~ from.
LAGUNA Beacb-ExceJlent D9)"a ees.4«ll ~ 5*82'11
5351 locatkm. Walk to bead!. W!1L equ.lpped Jmdline
--------NJy film, Good lnDome. llbop doinr jab ....... l BDRM. newly decor. Terma avail. 'lhldef 4N-6157 t'PI It aooll.ac ......_ JD Sq.
Admtl no pet. Util pd. Near tt Good location. J.ow rent.
Lido l1S.
Bay. St«>· 10'1 Via Florence. luslneas Rental 6060 SlJ.00> Full price, terms,
Phone 6~73 541-'1'5m After 7 PM.
• PRIME 1::.,~ Locatian e FRIGIDAIU
Huntington ... ch 5400 STORE· 18 x 40 Goble baalne8 -all ..,.
IEACHWOOD
Apor:tment Homes
18'15 Harbor, CM ~ wubm. Bil ~ Joe..
tiafta. mt14 w. ,. ...... HARBOR IL VD. .runertm. (TH> ms.Tm
Statt, 1200 aq ft *-lell -w;:;;:.;;:;;:;;;p;;;itij;jj;;;;;-tban 20c aq ft Petitte 5*(UI FQSli!at'I l'REEZE
--------Nr 3 ....... pod~ In-Office bntal 6070 creue. &oaTI
""' ..,... " 11th & S.nta An•, C.M. A'n'RACMVE l BR turn. MM233 646-65t2 .
utiJ. paid. $87.50. Want ---~!!!!!!~~!!!! Private patios · Near Beach,
older, quiet aincle tenants. • U-le Capri Golf and Sbopptni. NEWPORT Beadl. 10 air-lus. Want9d
64Ulf7 .....,. 3 llt 2 betht, frplc cond. commerc. cmce..
• WllS)N WEST • & Bermuda VIDCICJ• 2 IR 2 beth•, ,.tlot pl1.11 kltcb., atora,. rm., 2 WANT retail.._....-1 BR ~ Walk In closeta reat rooma, %MIO aq. tt. min 1 um $1500 mo. 1 Br., Utll Pd! Htd Pool! SPAC 2 • 3 BR, llA bathl Lola o1 piuidlw. X1nt .._. New p 0 rt • Lqune erea.
Adulta. 968-1740, ~ Cpta. drps, 2 poola ~~ ~ S~~e8J~Bj Attr. bide· Only ~ Month. Write: Bax 15, G Tan>. N~U Palma 1 It 2 BR Neu lhp'c and ICboola ... 2 5008es o ... 2 11.o1t•S. 6'2-769'J. c.llf. DI»
Furn U-· ......... CA Htd FROM $99.50 -• Of' ----------,.,--~,.... ::=:;:;;:===== « °' -· · #~ OFFICE • SN:llo 2Dd fir, pool. 177 E. 22nd St. 6C-3645 Mer. 1998 Maple, view loe. -La 1 u n a Money te LMn
Mgr. 2'114 College# *Unfurn 2 IR Apts BACH. apt., '80, Incl. utll. -------• SH.ch. $!1>-mo. 0 ff ice $lS,OOO r«. Harbor Shop center. TOWNHOUSE, amost new. FURN. IACH'LOR ltoreroom, ad;Jllcent 1U22. Jo.na
SU-8881 838-1213 Eve. $240. 2 BR. 21~ BA . UUll"'-included $30-11¥). Jom Gilbert Co 272 J ror aood lit. 2Dd m fireplace. patio, 1 to v e , UCll Broadway OM5ll 1-3 1l'So 49M&50 Bia.
r . ~ ~ refric.. wuher. dryer ' KN~ .. ~maD HB OFFICES Stora. N-.,.-.rqe ,.. · dra""", ,..,....t Ir water furn. ~ no .. vwe, ,.pt ' • "'"....-•}Mo=•-T.D.'1 6145 715 Broadway, Oleta Mesa. ,.... ~.... 5J&.29H a Bay Center. B2 New----'...:! ...... _:.;;.;;_, ____ _
1 BR tum .... th .......i ... .,.. mo llhed. Heated pool A: ,auna. port Blvd. CM 64&-1Zi2 "'8S> • 2114 T.D. JllQ'llble f10 "' ,,._ •~ Best location. 1065 Dover, LGF .. new 2 BR:, bll·lna, pa-mo lndudlnr ~. Due 3 ~:1~ 1:~~ _NB_67$J.o4
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_08665_$120 ___ ~~~~·~96-~~. area. $130 lhduatrlal Prop. 60IO yrs. ~ $22,00> ·• lit
---.....,-~---:--:---·-------TJ>. on $45,~ lVew hom.? DUPLEX. 2 BR.. clean: Luxurloui Townhouse CLEAN 2 BR. cpu I ~. SMALL MFG. ~ d18count <TU> $1131
washer: encl. rarqe; patio 2 BDRM Unfumilhed pool Kids OK. Avail 2 I ts. AHNOUNCEMINTS
$95. 6*-3000 Aft. ' PM. Elec kitchen. Beautttul big Sll5 I mo. 962-2109 Spacious Office, centn.1 net NOTICIS
MAN Only. Mobile home. '60 pool. Nr lhp'g. Adults only. loc. Off atrMt partdna -'--------inc uttl. Ideal for student· HARBOR TOWNHOUSE L~une Buch 5705 Price $27,500 • lease $180 mo. Feund (Free Adt) 6400
retired man. l4MC1.9 alt 5 2'l17 Harbor Blvd., CM 100 CLIFF DRIVE =e W~ ~~.
$90 • 2 BR, prqe, 11..tde) 2 BR Htd Pool. Adja«nt ma· LUXURY FURN/VNFURN ·--------l"OtH>: Small bin dee. Nr mkta Ir adJll. jor lhp'c SllO. utll pd. Ad-Yearly Leaae. 1 &: 2 BR white tpOt cm Jes; baa out
16e>-1687 'r.tla. eua uJta. 963-1740, 646-Sm. ..._ to Shon 6 Q>.-. Commerdal 60IS al town n11Ma tac· Via el ••~..-'""'I"' Han1or Btvd., tn Co1t1 ....,.rt A.......-L ,.200 1 BR. Upper. Stove &: -""-. Oceanvtew from .very Apt. A M..... .. .. --.. ._... "" n• W. 171.h St. "-· ,,_,.,,.,. $115 uUI. pd. 580 W. Center from n..., mo up. Colt& Mesa FOUND: "Cockapoo;· t!ham.
BACHELOR Ulll Paid 115-St. 543-2396 49'-24«9 Male F L
me» Avail. Ftb. lS thna 2 8R Apt. NfW cpta, drpe, 2 Bedroom.a. carpell, drapH. COMM'L ILDG. ~ 1312 Nott=m M.:
June ts. M24ill • 54().'34li t-lo small cbldm or pee.. Ocean view. SWlm,mln1 pool. L!stit Mfa. 1.one Newport Beach. ~1921.
Aat. By Owner. Ph: ~ Adul11. St«>. mo. •99-16.11 Lot me 50X1&5. • rentals NOTE BOOK, llD&ll brown.
room to develop. focmd himew Road neaJ"
Income $460 mo. etitnlnce to Monticello Apia
Priced to aell • N5.00> Oo1ta Mesa. 548aTI.
GOOD GREY lcqbalrad c&t male
REAL EST A Ti vie Pdlftdes a: cnn-.
JS.l No. Cout Hwy 8anta Ana Hellt* 563'7'7
_, 4M-15U or MS-•. ------~-=--.,---~-!
FOR Sale: Commerdal site
oa HuiJor BIVd., CM.
MO.~ Thia Includes pllM
for D wrlt motel. ~
~ rmta foh S250.
rattl• &talty
64U5eO
MOO'REll poodle and 2 pup.
sitea. Vic oC GoldtnW'lll 6 mater. AG-1319.
SMALL Male PoocDa. VJc
ltcb • Placeat1a 211 Iden-
tity. KI WB.
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M DAILY PILOT
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1115
* * * *
~· WMtt WhMWyl Get? SHCIAL CLAUIPICATION POR
NATURAL IORN SWAPPEU
s,.ctel .... '"' IJlONING WANTED
.IUOperdolee. ' ..... _, ....,.._, lllucb
_,...,_AO_,,, INCLUDI ~ ,. ... .. ..... ~ .,., ... Ill ., ... Brina ....... * M1o3117
IRONDfG my home. SU~br . ~Youtl ..... ""'1W ...,._ ..._. -., .......... .....mtt• ... MU -TUNS ONLVI Vic. 1ldt I: Oranp. Cotta
Keea. 64&-lllf. PHONI "2-5671
GEIUWf ......... felmle.
Te ,.._ YMf' TrMer't ,.,.,._ M
WMNG, $1.Z. Brilll ,aar
Ca:lllper &. I X ~. lelf awn banrtn. JI.cir a ...... t ..._ Vk. HAVE: U two BR apq.
~ • 8att# P1 °' Hunt. Bch., sa.ooo eq. ·J6Glll. WANT: TO., booM with
BLK Jl\:lo&. Ml to '1'rialll1' bla:b eq, r I: C land. Paul
Vic d HoOud Dr, HI Uc Joaea Rlb' "1·121'1
Ho. 251'7 Cd lfT440 HAVE 4 air. bcme, W..
LOST • Wt. Gfnnaa SIMp. del Mar, 11.-equity;
male. V)c Beedl • CarlWd. w .uns trut ... llDalJ.
H.B. J\enrd. C.... • illae. « neaitL ~ r 1'llllRGLAll ,_... TCHAM U'.ALTV '55 Boo
~.Vie 1ldt a MIL ... ct.tier 0L ~
..id. 163512 aft I 11111• WANr Dllae Dapla GD
8-=ta RAVE •units. Kade• 6405 O.Yte Rlaltrlr, DID W.
_MA_IC_l!_N_IW __ fl_ll_ll_N_D_S o-t 11wy60.~ Bcb
Duce ao
TONY ZEUU MONAROI Ba.Y 4 Br, 2 b.1,
fam nn, pvt beach dub, ht
TD ls $38,000. Tl'llde r o r
boat, m •1 ar T Beckwtth
Rlty. •?D
contalned. alr eond. cpt9. ~ or
._ SSl#J or trade torl-::=======I
aaJler bU9 Wu Dodie mo-Janiterfal "" bOe.~ ~~--~-------
------,..--CI.EAN windowl, 0.-.. carp UDO I: ocean view pros>. ~c ; homes I: cimc.. Rel&.
2 BR. A den, $32,SOO. 1'be Snpwr Side ~
Trade far boat. llllltl. ()pm l========-1 Sat. • Sm. 1010 Kq. Rd 1 ,...,......,..
N'pt. Buch 60-78 '91ntf"1 , __ ......;;.. ____ _
'-p1a a.ta Mesa '8825 eq. Sele flvller , ......
J'r&d1 tor cabla, Arrf:M. * Wa.Qpeper *
heed. IdyllwUd or Iii 8-r 516 w. 19th St., C.111.
Ullder $12,tnl. 54().8383 e PAIN'l1NG • 1llte1ar a
PVT PIY ft dnpymnt bm. Exterior. :me ell(Smates.
4 BR, 3 BR or den, dr, ram Reuooahle rates 546-3015
rm, 2~ be, CM area. FOi' -----=--::-:=-=-duplex or amlr NB. Write INTER at Ext. PAINTING.
box. P-21 Daily Pilot. IMKED. BERWCE.. Local rd. ~ ... 548-1Sl7 m.ooo equity. 2-4 BR. 2 VET'S ....... PaiDdllir
ti. bomn. Tutttn. Leued. Int or ED. 1J> 7l'a m area ~ :st: Lot ar TD'1 n.a. n. Eat. .o.oar
Rltr. 50-te PAINTER A ~ pr, =---.....,..--,,,.......,--.. Wl7 i... 1r m... a Jn
., aicrft, Sam Butlara ap. ta.UZI
caant;y. S50D per acre. --='='ftAPHH~=~AJ,...,.NGft~==--I
WAHT: Lui• pow1r yacht * IG-2'7G * -part~
Realtor 115-21115 ,.,... ....
WANT late mode car with •---------•
facta'J air, boaM cu « cu.tom Patio COftrS
mobile home, Wn.L GIVE aM ODocnte Wiit
$3500. cndlt on 5 acJ'H nr. Dale Omit. Co. m.M
Palm Sprp. 531-lllt
HAVE teUOMd TD'• 1111 to Plumblnt '"°
$250,tnl. North s. Dlqo 1..EAU? Gu ..... tl9C>
O>. land. WANT muJtiple tronically located under ~
zoned, Wl JnPft'ty A meat, blacldop, pound.
late model car. IG.3573 waJJa. shower., U, Jllact.
HILLTOP Estate San Jaan Repairtd. Water 1lnee ...
Capistrano, over 3000 eq.tL ed. ptea:ure l'elb'e4.
4 B1l, pool, 3,-car pr. Over CALL "LE.AKI" MZ.aMl
1 ae. Jrf,000 dar. Tnt tor BankAmttleud OK
local prop. Bkr. 548-'T?ll Plumbtae ,..... • Services
* * * drain u... ~cleared
A6B Dilcount Plumblns
&f.2.1680 ----------
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advanced deirff. Will
pe'form ~ coo-
trol draditt b It A D ED-
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Allo wUI aMIDnl tbe r.
~roracime
JlfliOUDll~ 1" l d •• 1 candidate ..a.s bold a m ID ED-____ MBA.
COllSllKllOll
811111
tmmedi• open1np tor
CallbTda llcented enp.
neer with el&trt lo ten
year1 ~ce in
beavy ClOllUDUCia1 and
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....... fmnil• wtth
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• Potter and Johnston . e No. 4A & 5 W•ner & -s .... ,
........... o.y......,
• lularcl
(Swint Shift Only)
Engine Lathe Operators
(Swln1 Shift)
Assemhlers
(Day Shift)
Craters
(Dey Shim
...... vital. •xp•dll 1 ...
•••• , witlt ' ........ .
•••llfwt•• of ···~· ftilves .cl Clllrok.
CALL OI APPLY
CLA-YAL CO.
17th & Placentia
Costa Mesa 548-2201
COLLlll
IADIO CO.
An '..,.a epportunlty empleyer
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• Boat C&rpmt.er
• Cabinet MaJw e Molden
U•min.wtora)
JINSIN
Marine Cerp.
235 Fiacher
ea.ta Mea
5«)..3440
• ow. .... ,
Nights. APPb' la pame
a.m. '1 ot after S p.m.
Stvft Shirt Rest.
.
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Dectro • mecham: bact·
around· Al.o netd-tmnee with plumblnl or pipe fit.
tioi blckgrouftd. AW'y:
Weetern
TechnolOfy, Inc.
220 W. Central Ave.
Santa Ana
54M1.ll6
AD equal oppc:dullit;J
employer
IUSIOYS
Day ~ over 18.
Apply In ~l"IOll
!J.11 ud :Mi
IEllEll E. lH
NEWJIOllT llACt4
» .......... Asst.
N.S _ .... , to P__.
... pr °' ltedinC RE
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typ6ac .ec.' Com}l&Qy pa,ya hair r..e.
BY APPOINTMENT
SCIEENED
Peraioel A6/mCY
901 Dovtt Dr., Newport Bell.
642-8484 ~
Clerk Typlet
.\.1 N)t Sch firm wtll traJn
ACCURATE typ.t on the
new IBM COMPOSER. Start
S2.25. bl'.
Aeceunt1nt $433
Exec Secretary
No SH, dktapb trans. Good
twllt. o/25. Start $425.
HEB ERGER
Penoonel A1enC'Y
902 W. 17th, CM 646-0'141
SEClllT ARY $500
Local company pa,ya fee.
Under 40. Top llldl1t f4r
pretUcie pcisl&n. Plmlil ..
bL Exdbalvit 1'ttla WES:'
WE!
EMPLOYMENT AGENaES
118 N. Main SL, Santa Ana
• 547~ • ,
PBX Recpt 23--30 •••• to $391
R$ro typUt/S yr ""' •• $500 field Rep . • to $100 + ~m
AlGUS IMPLOYMENT
CX>NSULTANT AGENCY
20G WeatcWf, NB 5eT196
JIM I!. 17th, S.A. 547-6336
1895 Cr.'nt/Anbm ~
SCRHllED
C1reer1 for Secys. &
llcpn. In Ora.,.. County
H.2-7484 ~
Screened p~ Apncy
901 Dover Dr., N.-pirt BeJi.
FEE PAID
laec hey .. $70&
Top .W.. Quiel thblaier.
WILLI.AM PENN
Amodates AleDC>'
1155 Newpan. C.K. MUCC
FEE JOBS ALSO
MOOil INTHPtUSIS ,.. ........ ,..ncy
... ~Bhd.,N.&
Pbcne TODAY fiar
a appailntment ... a ID(ft
RftARDING J'U1VRE. '42-'°"' fer appefnt.
~.:--' ,.
LIVES..~forl.....,
baby, llabt btpq. Room,
1-rd.•1*!7.MMta
H1!f W...._ Men 7200
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eppm1mlldel wt~ ...... ........ ....
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ill..i --c:mdJ. a... Far ~le
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p., ••nel Office
CITY HALL
UGO .. ..,.,, lfv4.
Newport ....... CaUf.
a.tween a a.m. a 5 p.m.
Feb. 13lb dw9 I'• tea
Gt•ral Cook
U:~:30 P.M. lc9edu1e
81Dre cHaxeta 6 Clllllllb
lilelllive IMIMiata!
PllfllmeWM
Good eandl1p fm' ,..
mm Wiii> qullfy. 8el AVON near J'O'll' tan.
CaJl eoDect 5aalO
SECRITAlY·
ltlCIPTIONIST
Get1 c:>lftce, SH nq. lbarp
Oil tbe pllaae. .,...... .. f
J>.415.
Phone &Q.34D w....,_
• OPERATOIS
LAGUNA llACH
3.50 hr tar ..,, qqallt;J
wort! 08 Better nn..e.
l)orl C9Wll8
BllEKPit " ~ Cllrt. UDCler 50. l'-dme, warb on
knd.,-. 0.. .... Occ
bab)iltd-sc iD tJW ~.
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PART 11ME SAIJ!:S, new coemetic ..-La 1 a a a
Bead!. Intemen WecWJat
U-4:30. Fountala d Youth
141C s. Cit. Hw)'. LB. tM-
9515
GRAVE Yard 11llft
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shop. ...., ia penoe:
Ken'a 31110 Qt ~ OIM
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far KeJbr T Q'd"'a Bair
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4J!!LZ2: WANTED °'".BP. JS-GiL. mu.. l!I» a; ... 1t.edloi ~......._ ............................. IC ~ ~ Ill. Nl~ Dan ~ = c91PJ., etc.
PIOelUJ#Alfl ,,. .. ,., 14 7:1t ,.,... ~ ·.::.. 2 .~ ~. $ Iva
INDUS. DIAmNO N.-6 Uiii hnltw.. W. -.' --• -•es aa:t. W, t.a "1th 10'
MOC.CHIQQN8 'la1t11&0...... 11JO nom-..-bedl.~· ~~~::=~~Dall ..-.~llbw . ~IC A.SllMILY ~ ..-, "' a a, nc:IDn'I, _. -.w.rt• aATEDUIS at 1 t.ow 1111.;-. -.n11 K\te.
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•W' at ..-a mini-_., ....... -. W...-. C!lf! '""' .. ·~ ~ fM .... , ._..... llatWy aop, 2400 • QI 0DcM>)'ettr ,_.....,... = ...... UKE N1:W W. o.t a_,, NA MM2S'S M.G. M.G.
TNde • ........ SALi .......... w-.. FREE ro· YOU New aux. no McC\e>ch Pet-90t JAMA& Y.OUUIJTHOltlllD ___ ;.._ __ ..;;._~ co.,..:~~.,. me. ~ 111:..d ~= ~ ~ ... l90ID dWlwia::, :ar!~::;ns:, ':;. M&, Aas111~H11ley ___ MG ___ _
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r1vs 'llN Wlll _... .. ....,. ~Belch ~~~m.n~ Wiirialloiit ~~;;:·cz-.lts:~~-:nleaj 1 0E.\oL•1tKM oovu 59~ home tuhlQc. 10 Ytar Gu~ _ .. 1.., _ _._. .___,_ ..... .W .....a-, t --ut, 11•1 ,.._.,, w ..... 7500 antce _,, --w an ~--· ,. -uon Cardm • , .o. waillch'a.Mlnnlnt'• ml4 Newport llvd. ._ about s mo-. e111, brWbt run r... Bolt o,, CM240 •
MS-71" 77"2900 MUSIC CITY Mind TmJ'• BJds. Mat'la. ~ Q'la. f15..U5T 2111 ·~~ .. tin 3400 So. art.tol ::;. =-~ ro Good 11iomt. Mi.It• with Iott Sllp Moorfnt M6
..-.-8o. Coalt P!au bl.at* ar brown 11POta. 2
U YOU PLAN TO TAKE 2l I PICIAL I male puppies, 11 weeltl old. D F S PERATE t:hanidl'l'I . • ....._ courw. 540; '5 Ubert)>-lbip blllnlcles, maho& Lovable 847-4871 Z-16 need tlip far 2T' Double New It UMd IMPORTED
ATI'Dfl> tlM ar.bool dut llRTHDA y SALll A: 11;-Sl~ CaeOOs ttslot'-SMALL l.Bik fema.le. Part ~~~ ~l~~e ~~ Cara wlll pay c•h or ~ ba GRADUATES. \'et, Feb. la ou.r B1rt.bda)t ~), • ~ eheet windaea Poodle 6o l'OOCI borne 142-2154 Ext. 41 or 642-9'261 1 tr*'t you OV!ll
POU.Y PRIES? Mcmth. But don't brfna ~ 3 a. 5 • I a. t1 -n new 5487 2-15 1· ::z~..Ja"N~s. = .. ~~ ~~.:~ ~5S°aE ~ ~~=t::!: w~S*1:ft BLUE/BOOK
4 4 • I
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'68 MG'•
NEW AND USED
SEE
HEltl P:ltllDUNDllt
imo Beach Blvd. (Hwy »>
t blb So. G.G. Fwy
893-'1566 S!7.m4
'SS MG MIDGET/Xlnt!
Low ml. Best OFFER or
TRAD1' f« FORD VAN.
67J..4506 ar 675-4m
OPEL
---,..-~---1 •111ea11111tup W2S" ClltlOIDt aaUr, Sql aw1ne enatne 648-G5. 2/lS puV. M..ol5.l M.TJ. ~°'--~u.u~: $15; 1.0llO'a uaed marine S MOS. old% <lluahua A: FOR '59 OPEL.=:!.~
luehl1• Sch•ll _.. aJw.,. at ttema at 1m11b1e )lricts. Ten'ier. All lbota. 5'8-5620. Moltlle ..... 9200 ~;c·
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• WI Pracrmnmtn& WARD'I BALDWIN mJDIO Help ua rellulld our llled aatl 2111 -A [ L: M G ' S -==:::;::====::: e DDf ~ 1801 Newport, CM MU4M llmnfl0r7. Olc!vert tboee LOVABLE. Uftty · l> 1 a c k ""5.00 -H E A L E y S _ PORSCHE
YAllAll DATA
MACHIES EDITOI
P'amWar with prepara.
doll of parta Iilta, lmow·
&edle GI llS"IPll'iDI aodirll .. to k.eypmS and
edWllc UM GUtpat. Two
~ftC!llt ~
Jltdened ... .,... al
... adl ..... and•
............ p iltftld.
-.ra~-.
alNtile.
e PBX 1)plllc merplm all& to ca.sh. male. Mix J>Qodle 6 Terrlor New 24 Wide 541-2672 Sliah~ ~C::alnut Mlnney's lhota. 962-llmatter 5:~2-1S Twt lath* Two Bedrm -M I D G ET S -
The NEWPORT s&c50LQF console $495. UllCd organa Ship Chandlery LOVEABLE Male puppy. BEACH TRLR. SUPPLY -TR I U M PH S -
BUSIN.,..,.. •-... _ •~ ol tn>m $393 N~ Hammond 2537 W. Co11t Hwy. 54~34117 2116 !9261 Beach ID•d. j _ S p R I T E S _
lb ldncl~ ':tf; ~~ Organ sStJ. Good uaed Newport Bch. 548 .... 192 , TONS Of fill dirt for the Huntington Beach 536-9812 ,
train'-la the rttlnementa l'f'!lndl from .S795. CLOSm MONDAYS hauling 642-4371 2-15 ' -A L L V W S -._ al"Ulo.•""'" p 1LLIP o ·-t0x45 -GOOD CONDI I necusary fw the TOP PAY· Q\Jl.m.&Ll'I " H s c . Storate ans Air cond! Vlata Verde 1-J A G u A R s -ING ~ltloM. ll07 N. Main • 20th St. Firestone
•........ A15• e . Santa Ana STORAGE Trlr Pk. 1141 Pomona, CM -M E R C E D E S --~ Wide 0 ' , • C a ~ p er I ' Sp9ce 54. fl500 firm . <LAVIS..JllOHTESSORl , 83 Hamond Orpn YG S trailen, boala or . Fenced 6.r7-63'1t or 54()..06(77 CM11 "'l'llllMl!ft: c:.11 Lw Mlreblle wt~ Lealle tpeaken (llemlshM Ttrea) A lacked. $10. per mo. up. • lS25 N. Santa ADI Ave. .._ ....... __,, ac• -O l """" ---U c u .u .. •-.. ...-. 2 BR. 10"' 1631Q5 -~ --F7 J( 4 '""' .r..,.;l!Jl a, .,.., """"" .LWWU m.&:o.Luvn., '"' Ne buW"9 W •lllfle en &UNDAY
·--..a.ru....... AM far BBL 4. $99 llialNUI .a awninc; 1ttnae llbed; MG, Auttln-HNl.v Dir • · ~~ .. ~p.: . + $2.U PIT ea. PETS & LIYISTOCK eptd. Beaut. eondftion "'
1
JIJUR8: T a.m.-6:30 ,... T•vt..... aos G70 x ,. c h 1820 53S-am Jamestown 1UM9 J . llPea llA, edmta 4 0 $ 109 a Dl!l.E Wide mablle i.ne 3
PORSOI
Western
Girl
BollbJ cenmlc daslea ll Miit I llW + $2.st f IT M. PERSIAN Klttena llNer A ~. ;z. n I ce, ODS:: ~ ·----aw. ... 1 .. t1.... Kut I • Fir s A•__,.. 4 IDOi ~ old ... ..... •',. L •.• UY. '"~ • HI "''•'' ... __,... .,.._.._ . -stoM tores .....,,,....... er .• o * MUST SELL ! 3 BR = ~~ ~ COLOR TV 475 E. 17th St. ~ bornee. $l'i up EXPANDO, $3900 FURN ,.,. .... =:-... _ _.
c.ta Mna 646-2444 or best offer! * ~ DUJ:; To ti me cl year A over COLLI IS
IADIO CO.
Sdl1 Problema? Pvt bMc:hl.
IDdi• attn. Small cia...
Bnc:lce'-Wud Prep.~
$9 MO. -=;=a Dot• 1~ Motorcycles 9300 :::t1c:e t!{!, W:f ~ ·:,::~ail~~ ~t«.;:
POOL TAIUS POODLE Pu~1 Wbt toy aharp used 11POf1S can • clean, dk red w.tik tnt. a;.
Rent can apply to purcba1e "" 1968 BRUNSWICK male $100. Wbt min• male, '67 HOODA Scrambler 305 credit la no pslblem • leave 6310 MlllCHANDlSI fOR Free dell•cry -Free Service "AMT ti!' TRIANGLE f75. Wonderful di1pa1ltioa, cc like new, 2700 ml. $475. financing to us. nils AD IS -.-.6S-PO..,...HSC11E ___ l600C __ •_'
SALi AND TltADI NO DEPOSIT Slate from Pit :>48-4(X;& fl73.f274 NO BULL. Give' us a call & CONC'OURSE ~moN
'9700 J1mborM lld.
1714 W. Lincoln, AvMm Newport leadl Fumltvre IOOO 5)9•9531 Brunswick~ value · ' BEAGLE Male. Papen 13 HAVE 2. Greezes 250 CC I: let ua lbow YGU bow. 542. Bl8upunkt AM/FM RM6o
ONLY $239.a wb old. Needa IUltable Suzuki 80 CC. Both xlnt lac] 8801, 1ak for c~t dept. 962-«i77 Aft. 6 PM 2700 Harbor, ea.ta Mf'll
llctaal epportaldt)' employer All applleadclllll ~
cm medt wttb no Ma •
lOO'if, FTNANCTNG home ~. 54S-l077 alt 5 dirt. (213) GE ~. Dir. ·--
CLOSING OUT ... nJ-1031 SECARD ftOOL p.m. '64 Honda, top condition, -RENAULT ••• ENTIRE STOCKI 323 s. Main, Orana• 2 GER.MAN SHEPHERDS M111t aell! Call after 6 AUSTIN HEALEY
WAITRESS
ward .Race, O>lor, creed or
Sex.
./ J1oor Samples 532-1982 7 wka. Champion •tock. Or wlmda. * 673-3027 , 195t Remult • Dauphlne. ~~J~~~~RN * 642-3708 * '66 Y1rnaha 100cc Twin 6.1 AUSTIN HH.ley Sprite. Stroog runner, 35.00 dellv_..
Bird f P ...a• . , 644-1747 ~PM New top orieinal paint. Ex-OAC. 1'u1l price 296. 901 J: .
. Vf A NT i: D: Rel i ab 11 Solu-Chalr•Loveseall S O lrwlSI $56 • $~5 Wennaraner 'Grey • ceUent. $25 deliven P AC. lllt, Santa Ana. 542-8801 hdrooal and Parts Dlnett•Bedroom aell Gt.oet pupptu, e.bow quall-901 E. lit Santa Ana 5(2.
... -~ Table.Lampeo-Misc. :,,_, ,,_,, ,,_ ~ .,...-llAUTIFUL BLOOMS ty, term. 839-1747 Trucks 9500 l 8801 ROVER
a.ta Jina. Muat be bCJnd.. Approved Fumtture IARGAINI AKC 1riah Setttr Pupa 8 wb ·59 CHEV. ~ ton plck·uP 3-t8 -,60.,.......Auatin--R-eale_y_200_Rdatr__ ---------,.. Stenwt.eller able. Hilb Jdaool sndaate 2159 Harbor Bl, CM ~9660 TYa, WAIHl•I, s Gallon can• -0n1y $3.00-Field and maw. cu. in. 3-2'• 3 speed, and iz:;.oo delivers OAC, fGll THE FABULOUS
W.Wlor
DAY IHIPT
,.,,., In Penoft
a.u a u
°" UDllft. Good wapa A: aDmamA,,_ Lutcall at thla price. Even-EWI or wkndl. 50-7155. overdrive. H&)'el clutch 4-ll , pr!ce $795.00 dlr. 901 E. lllt, ROVER
. . ~ beldta. Immediate Fumlture ntunaed from di. flElldS-llYEIS ·IWIB tnp aner 1 P.M. an ay PRECIOUS COCK·A-POO'S reuend. 2 new UOOlClS sand I Santa Ana, 542-8801
..,_mer Sena ~ p1q acuo.. mocW boma, Saturday llJd SUnda)ts. 1212 1champaine.l2 black service tires on rear. Lotsa' ========
.. laelptal. Call ... • deecntorw ~tionl I PIW, ~ ..... to So. Roa Sl, Santa Ana. 6 wits. * ~1044 chrome and headers. Com-IMW
poetmmt 5t0-M14 Sp&nle I: Medlter'rulen *-1 WIRE Haired Fox Ten'ier petition oragen and tinted --------
REUBEN I!. LD C.U.tty IM. M.n R & D RJINITUIE $$ CASH $$ Pupple1. AKC Resfstered. = A-1 c:ond. $750 cub BMW
Addinc Mutual FllDda to your 1144 N.wport llvd., CM We pay caah tor· 648-3640 Alttt 5 PM •---.-· -----151 I. Coast Hwy. N.I.. Ales wi1l not Interfere with f!V~ ni&ht 'tll I / J'umlture ; Appliancu TOY poodlet AKC rec. Fe-'68 Oa:vY 90 Van. 2 mos "SETTING A WHOLE NEW
7fS ~ work, but will lat A Sall. 'til 6 ./ ADllquea I Toala maJea. Cbampaene. I wb. ~· lea l!,IXX> ~· AM I FM, STANDARD FOR E<X>NOMY
add more doll.an to your ~ ELECT R 0 N I C Oven REN t A NEW ON ITEM OI' -Hue lhota. 64l-9'M. tinted gia, paid ~er ~ CARS'' came. WE WILL TRAIN .,._.~_._ Good _... .-Needs $400 take over bal.
ClERI TYPIST . llutu1 AOY......... wnu. -· COLOR TV COMPLETE HOUSEFUL. Hor... ..-'tlll Van• are bard lo set! Sa~art.._s.mc. = ~ IG-tm hid p.m, eJec. lftllll· cooker, $12 MONTH can 547-67• or 127.mt --536-4997 FllTZ WARREN
picklle, try paa $5 t!ll· 673-Opt. to buy. Free service. llflllft'Eft FAB ICS HAIR Styu.t wttll foDoiwina. .f28I · Free delivery. No depaalt. Ml 11 UI R Spirited Bay Gekllnr 1963 CHEV. '-' T. PU -6 Sporft Car c.ntw
Toby D e c k e r • I HaJr DREXEL Furn • 1oldlcaf ORDER BY PHONE 9 >'I'll· Reglstered. cyl. 4 apcl. 0 v e r $400 or 710 E. lit St.
Dellper'I Blat1 Salon _...._ cten 1: be h 135-8181 " FOR SALE * ~ * extras -MUST SELL SANTA ANA 547-0764 3369 Via 'Mt.. Lido 111e'. ...,....... Oft nc SI095. 962--0135
ClA·VAl CO.
17th and 'lecentla
Cost• Meta
541-220l
An equal opportunltJ
employer
......,... $150, lilver -leat atandlna or 639-4242 TRANSPORTATION Have COIJll)lete prfftte room 11.'fttn $15, dbl dresser $60. CX>LORLAND TV Open 7 dYI Remnaatl, Samples .\ Mill-_ ·se QlEVY CAMlX> h ton
to rent or operate Oli com· ~ZJ!I. ends Sat. Only I a.m. to 2 ..... & y hta 9000 V-3 * $25(1. miaion buJI. fl'S.50G by BEA..UTD'UL, IOlld cherry RENT p.m. 929 Baker, Costa Mesa ac 545oM60
appofntmett only. dl.nblc eet w/.larre ootcb, COLOR TV Montgomery Ward '60 3.2 Cb r I 1 Commander .. 66 FORD i,_ ton, pick-up.
Apartment Mfr. g die.In, 2 ldvn, pads. SI MO. Heerlnt Aid Center ~'Ully equip; top cond; Dec. R/H, blue It white, excel-
32 U In a.ta Mesa. EXJI 5f0..3Sn. * AU National Makes * Low Battery Prices haul-out. S9500. 646-6649 lent condition. 847-8239.
C ... _ I p1 .__ .. •-....,to WORLD OF COLOR ·-" f ,_ w em .. _... ~" ..., NEAR New ot1ice fumltute, Size 675 ••••.• $1.45 Packare ANTED: Boat ITIWer or 57 FORD ~:. ~. -11--.1-~ ~+ daill, eMlra. etc. IG-1024 10355 ~Y Blvd., New i Repossessed aids. Udo 14·548-3903 eves. ~ Tan Camper
, TI -----...__ ..... ·~·-. (213) 861 ""07 Huntington Beech •• 89USt1' BY Owner. 50' [Ii e I e I • 642.-0807 • art ,,_ ~ ..mt. c1atta, apt + a 1at7. ,.....L... •.--.-.,--I01"' ""'' Gfrt ltrtct.y No pets. S.TIM -· --..... .. RCA Zl" TV. DREXEL. Teak f t n i 1 he d Schooner. 14' beam-crulae, 1980 El Camino V-1, auto.
Alt %1to 3S for bul)' cheerful SCRAM-LE JS walnut, de.it. Finl 1 bed Un-aboard. 713: 4.14-01.91 R-H. $500. S6-Mt6, 250I Bc>-modem f1i Type 50 WANTED New pk:ture tube $5S. back. could be used u roo:n dotn C.M. after 5:SO PM • ~. ~.:e IO.key a:: ~ Auto Mechanle a • 644~ • divider, $60. I' aota. a1Jowa ~I~!• 9010 .65 CHEVY ~ ton Pick-up. ~~e~:~ln ~CC: =: = ~ S.: ANSWERS Cameru It Equip. l300 ~~~tor recoverina. LIKE SAILING? e:~. ~ s~;::.e e·
Ind neet appearlnc. ~ LqunaNlrueL Mlnimum In. MOVIE Camera Bolex K 1 ONE Wheel lua-ge trallor., DJSLD<E THESE? ~ wttb quallf.....,_, vestment. Call anytime. Mvcel -MlD9I -Kit(y -Llke new w/case $175. Bol~ Cap. 550 lbs. Extra wheel • Payment.. hiah inter-Jeeps 9510 ~. and wapa e• 'n4: S»3000TEXACD ~ -KINJ.SKJRTS ex Projector. Bargain at Sl5 and tire. We9Wm addle. ut. depreciation. slJp -~------JCted to "HMT', Bos zus. COUPLE, eldert7 prdemd It 1 a., Ms little ~ ~2251 Mr. Cooke. Both item• excelltnt con-rentals. cleaninl, inlur-161 JEEPS ~ .. dl. tor IPrinl 6 llllllDMr.... ..,.. pnad al dletr '-11 pantl dltlon. Call 548-1369 ence, etc. We're n-.11 ... T-A••!
Uve in Fri noon tin .. and Mr stria of dletr MINr-SMrtl-Goods l500 p 0 RT ABLE I>Wnruher PREFER mF..SE? .._..... "-J
DATSUN
'67 DATSUN
Sedan. Bli enrfne, atlct. ra-
dio, bester, •bJtewalla. Low
mile1. Like new.
$1795
CLIAN CAR CENTllt
546-4880
2201 So. Main SI. 54S-4880
'63 DATSUN
4 dr. sedan. RAH. Top me-
chanical cond. Exceptional-
ly 1bai11. low mileare car.
$795
CLEAN CAR CENTER
546-4880
2201 lo. Main St. ~
'66 DATSUN-Act.ertlsl11t noon • Dutiee: -a. 8lft9 -SICIJn'J. , ~ ••• 8ee .. w.. ,.. .,.., & ,_._ _,._ ~ ...___ N'-'v It USED eurfboard-fac-Scars co!M!rtone, 14 place • Low colt, no work, BlllTJ W1alle St.ck Lasts! A~J """' ...... .-ICU .--•-sellill? uacd 4 mot!· now CAREFREE l&lllna! &Ation Wast0n. Real abari>. ~-·--Write Box M-2I DUiy Pilot.· o.r.,. -i. I022 tory direct· cheap! Wet 1Uit have bltn one, SAC! $125. Try Our Club P1-n "'Mii L••n: 1 14,000 actual miles, nd1o. =~;~~th = COMPUTEltetum ROLLA.WAY Bed, J!Wt, air ~~eta $10.'X>. 815 :u.= ~-4T19 NEWPORT SAILING CLUB WI\ UUIG hetitet".
llud mltypinalkiUa.Pn-llMl«l.oPtl*fll.Ta .... e •a p ., radt a l a a w , Laguna Beac,b Winter 675-0110 IMPORTS $1395
... ,,_ ""--·"'-La Mindi -...... ......... •lie catp1ntfr Ml I •.LAA Fcstivlll GIANT J'LEA -CLE""N C""R c•NTEI t1Dit1aa;1 ~~th ;;;;; ~ .,.__ Mn. p;.:; tA1o1a. 22171'1ortda, H.B. 531-scel aneoua --MARKEi' Feb 24-25 * NEWI 7201 ;_Ma(; St. "5464l!80
11 cirpnlze ml '8llt ,.. m : f7J.4l40 1Z11 •t 1-1. Sl9I W TV $20 Double bed $15 Yootlt 1D to S. P'eetfnl y_;~ITJllNGf~p l9&6 Harbor, c.M. 646--m1 ~· M GOOD all arvand .,... • bed no Lamp $2. <lMd.r Grounda. * .... ,.,.. FIAT
... ...,,..... 642-3910 eperatior k nail e1epat ~!~ 1• ~ ~rtg. Rup $15. 1~ FOR SALE a.rter Mem-Trallenble-Rlmp Lnndied Campers 9520 --------
..:on, Nlta'a 1415 <?r PV'"t KIZQ8JR.E wllllldas .. WMtmlnater benhlp In Newport Beacb Salling Lenons w/pun::bue NEW 11111 Flats· All modf!la
SOLD EXCll1SlVELY IN
ORANGE COUNTY. BY
FRITZ WARREN
\ Sports C.r Center no E. bt SI.
SANTA ANA 547-mM
SPRITE
'80' BUG Eye Sprite. New
paSnL Haa mrdtop. Runs
rea l good $25. Oeliven OAC
Full price •• 901 !;. lait
Sa.nil'\ Ana, 542-81m
.SUNBEAM
-66 TIGER
8Y &d>wn. v.a, • apeed,
all faot. equip., wry low
miles. Still in new car ww-
ranty.
$2495
CLEAN' CAR CENTllt
1201 So. Ma.in St. 54Ml80 ~ SlR'IBEAM 'l'lier. New 1
c.e.ody 8')lie type .,a!nt jab,
fleW lop, beaudful lh•IM!· 1
901 & lait Santa An• SC.
8801
TOYOTA
'68 TOYOTA
WE'Ry; REAU.r DEALING
TODlll
BEST lmK¥. IN OUR
lllSTOID'!
'S .. U. lefete You l uj
..P• Umt,
• IMP<ETS
1966 Harbor, C.M. M6-93m LB-.-/ ctme, .,.,_ *Yer. O'-BEAUTY .,tiop equlpmat tennis club. DilcouDted. $1'95 CAMPERS lrnmedlm delivery. Prlcu
QVAJD'ID>......., Drtwir ... a .llmitt .. S'lftle, only. I at.1.Uon compl. hair Movior out ol a1ate. Octank Yacht s.i. ORANGE COUNTY'S .tart 1GU5 25.00 deilven 1987 roYOTA Laid Cru1aer
........ <lnnle °*" 2 --.. I ..... --.,....., etc. AnxiOUI • quldc 'n4: 673-nll. 1700 w. Coel!t!NB &Q.5l.S1 LAlt.GEST SIU:CJ'ION ('AC cau1 Sports Can Ltd Statkin wqm. p . T . 0 . WA111ESS
Call sa.S25 Cal Bela ~ uM! CM 548-7426 KIRBY Vacuum cleaner Ac -,---IOl & ht Sant.a Ana 542-winch, -<:B nctio, radio.
m.JlllO, m.84 E\oa QUlTl'lNG.ROOFING 901k att&cbments-p,_, c a , h SPECIAL FACTORY DIR.ECT l801 heater. ma. $3495.. Ot.D
.... d Mitt & • U2UIORE WUll«r-Dryer roll sz.•. hl2 lhelvin,, le bela.nce or $53.t> « anal1 NEW . 0PF.H ROAD DEAi.ZR FJAT JSSS Spydcr cionvtrt _56"487======== ~411, • lranff'. Xblt candl S125. per ft. 3030 Brlstol. ()pa payments. Credit t>tpt, Islander 2J Sloop 47,000 mJ. JO ffiPlt· lmmsc. -"'*' 7550 Cd 5ea. '1et.eftl t ' s.w.,y. m.7289, ,..._.. 'l'tallerabl~ * HOUSE CARS * CKAS-com. But ofter. ~1
wmdN I a.a. • ..,.._ Set. '11' UPllOLftERlNG • rrt.50. 2 GUJTAR GO.-U ttrlnl, SallJni ~ w/PUrcha• SIS ~~~~INS _an=. :;:t::i;;p.::m=. ===== sr. • ._.. .. ,_ p:i. ~ cn.ftsnMa> cost ~Now -. 11 lfd, $2 ... w/S1llt * -l•P=n---~-::---:ir-i~ ·~ Ol9 ·~ II' iiiGliitOX 0.., trte. Frte .et. del, pickup. 215 Schtn blkf. S38. Boet lletb ''Henry" 646-3152 * Mal'OR H~ anPR. --1 Im GM cmii· '75 Main, H& ''Bef111" ~ !or 24' boftt. '50. m-.i ---.:.-..--...,.---..... CGNTllOI. UICPl'41SJ'O -..... r Klllir+Llwel OllDSDadll Ill •. n· Vlctlllry; xlnt coed. New ALL MADI • MODAi "2 JUT. Needs lot. ol •ork
FIAT
TRIUMPH
'M TIUOllPB Spitfire •
Al.molt abow1ocan frnb $25
deUvtn ON:: 1\dl p1ce
SWI Ill E. 1Jt 8lnta AM. scam C*WLGa ~Ji u:.;. -f11ATCR1NG Kemart andedpr.$125hlrboeh. .. PC Modem Wllnut din rm .O.; -~~= U9f1'1U.Jm PIO.
,_ ~ ---... WMbee' •• tllc.w c1rytt 541--.et. $250. Rtl Joel tllle, t m.4<12 "3 TR-4 CONV-'I'onMm .................. '°'' Cilq:•• ' 11.1Mlr .. Na~ --41,i'd', s.~ Old ttme SACIUJ'JCE 15' asllloet. ,_ 8.EAOI a'IT .z:::=-======:::::-. Ol'NU, AD aaa~ LQaap ..... • wa. ....,_ • tn. 1119....,. a _,., · GM ranpApt .Ue-145. El«. •·IQer piano A rolll. ~. lbaPf with triller. SttO &9i-CAJfPDLAND JAGUAR tld, New tlra * XLN't-
. ---.... ........ ,.rt t1191 QUOJLUal ...... --M.rla. '80. 0oot cond. 847-G3S3 4437 4!13-3339 lt.W 8Ndt tnd., H.B. --------CONDI * 615-1 .. .:!::."" ..... _ 0 _. lit a--.. AM11'•" 1110 s.ona nn Mlntt st. ,_,.__ · _.. _. • -•'" Ml'OI -~· --REnUG sl\t,..._, cood BY Owntr. 50' D l u e I --..--------TR 3 • 8 . 196.1. Ytllo R-H, -. w. • lllt lit Jiii AUl'O -DnmfG Yttlt .._ •· EXEC. ~ ~ walnut. • caoc1 s2s Admlnl 'eoabo Schooner. 14' beam, ml1M. 1iiNSP01111S IA YSIDI Moton New*°"· toeneu, Koat 1eU. ..._ ....,.. ._ .... ~ ,n:9 .... *' • lilac· ._._. .-. :s • *"'· m. 2 Dn~r file tor 1V 'nc11~ .._.. ~ liftooahoilrd. ns: 43WW IUSIS-CAMPEIS '200 w CMlt ~ NI swo. 546«11
E 'st. --• • ..... -1 e a . e.. £11 .... ~ c:&r*. $10 Lt &-ml a ~ p • cat #117 )f&ut ..u. '" JAOUAll I YOLISWAMN _,,., aa' It m ..._. -4INMI ...._ ~am Rf'frll .... BU1INm ~ &ea a AlrJ l'CUCIS'lable ctfa. '6' VW C..,. * XKl .-OADSTIR *
I ... rl It ........ 41rlft '*"' tlm, holdt 'i6 '-' ... ""'n al .. 115om7 '15 0.... a.J f ,_ ,, I I.. I -·-ICC nl. -S.ta ~ ,. ... --... t 'C3 .......___.. $3195.
I ....._ ...... ., ... ., ..... QaD far fret ...... .... ---* W ~ h • • ~ ~ .,. .,. 5""! ...... ,.. 4 R;; Mmltzq 4 "1 ,,.._ 41G ....... Cruhlrs f02I 'Cl .. • t ,.._
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Air, Dtw W•W, AM-FM, PS.
auto. Ma.t arJl.e call now
• makfo tJlttr. 541-!111
I • ""'&'llal' ..... ftla .mc. ,_ Pr.a.,... t•W. al ~
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.. -'I --.... P4 ~-_. ...,_ .. • a . LQtr Im~ hliw ~. s:s. 11"'9 *-" ...-Sl.%50 e5-G1l ~ • • Pwt. CM. .--. el'• a. o.,t. ama. Wiil wa 11t ~ to ,.c ., m 531.mo. · .:. lillBiliEiii~~..,,,.._~~:,. W.111 IMl• ... •7• " , ta .::.::";:;~=--Ka:''!!;..~::.*'~ Ip ' ..... ,.. ~~ -;rw-°'-... -,.,.-.... --m----.•---........ w-.--___,,~L-......_-
tlr ~:-:,.: = Lll'lm1IE Gift _ aai-t 11 Mnllll ""'· 1125 n.._.. mo « ~ vw. akate boanf. ~. eua ... m 11eet. ao ,. .a.c. ,, . ~ :_ P~ ~ c:and. • c.a iPiiiii!~~~--:~-:-;:: ..... 'tnlftl lc:t.all.ft Dd DIUJl9· ....... 'lbllll • m.mt. cuu.IGAJ'f .... ..... ... w... • trder. 1"111 ..... ...,, u.. • dirt. Looi! .... """-44 ..,, -~--·=:-.......... (11. ..... 1.,_ ... -p ..... • -M-.rirU.. l'#'t.' SftL •lb«• .-..... · Nlllll alili-IT . ... -.. -"' • "'~· ~ mit.'w..• ........ " .. ""'• ... • ,.. ---~,........,..-: ..... ~ _ _, ·-
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1967 VolLlw•1•• '19 .. ALA ''3 FOID ''2 HlND Pill ''5 WW8
I •• ...... v.a. ~ 0.-.. • ff.T. ep.. Mii> t *· ...... LGeded w/u,. VI T$ H.T. Sft Qe; hdDry
s1•tt ova 65 ...... .......tk: trw., ..... ponr ltw1Qs .. la tr.I w.., .....-. •. '°"" ...... ndlo; ,_. -..me • 1nkes. Y97 ,_. c..-. Redal> OLDSMOmJ a.udlll-_. In • out. v., IDe.......,
'Mo. •,GOO ML ...... VOUCSWAGENS VOLVO locludes 50 HP Sel1f9. WW. shield W&lber1, f u 11 Vlzlyl '8'1 VW .............. Sl.595 --------1
,. _.., • ....i cmd. Ex,.. .. tD ... wt $1595 .,,, ,.., ....,. $141
CLIAN ~=~INTll JOHNSON & SON ' ;~?~ ~ ..... CLIAN Sc~2.'~INTD JOHu~~ SON Interior, OUtllde M Irr o r, '8S VW .............. $14!16 '61 VOLVO
I n..-........ ~· '65 vw •...•....•...• Sll.95 Heater, ~er. • ..., ,64 VW $995 wn;iu; &EALLY DUl..IMO o cleanU]> and delivuy. •63 vw '< .............. $895 TOD&l'I ~ trw., PGftt ...._ I: 54' 4• a.ta Me9a lftDdl m. 9o . .a.in St ,._.., C01ta II-8ranct. lnk•. OrtciMl paint l U.. 2:I01 So. Malo St. 545-80 19U ,J1arb« 111¥d. IO-'MiO
J CAN HELP YOU 1M1 Harbor BIYd. 6C2-7U50 :-· ~ly nice •• GTO. ~ -~ jn. 'G JUMJILDJ .. lllltt. • sz JWMra '60 FAllLANI . tttior, Miio, ao,oao miJee. WID -' ...._ wklte
$112 Full On. Ptyment . • ........ H ..... ..-: ar.n wr<>cK IN oua
lncludM Tax & Lie. .61 VW • ···" ........ • • •• ...., RY! 58 VVf , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $395 HISTO
$55.24 mo. bM"lk flnan. ~ S.. U. Before You Buy :1~:~~ ~ ... -Q~ .,-"'fllt lllria
e llmt ...,. qualitl• $495 pwr lb"s A brU, ndio w/ W.U.. Tbil me.•• wu e K. c:ndM .Dffdect s. 2 dr. V.t, autiotnadc CLEAN CAI CINTIR V~ Iliad delUU '°""at •· __.. ol
• Ho PJDJts. •t11 Aprtt :Ww!"~~-=::, 546 4• •ereo ..... ,... 11ne ttr.. • ..._. .iy. Dir. Jiiiane
• Larp illventory, oac, dlr. ~arena. MW tires. mt So. Main St. ~ a.a, , .. • .., .......,.. tn-UG. You mQ w it
T lM MOTORS ' IMDl\DTS ~i>ttla!Wnc • vw le Ponichc ,_ '""
• C.O Mr. Adam• m-0713 R8l ...__ ~ cmd. Orts OW"M'r. SlD ar at lat Bftldl Blwd., H.B. ...... ,. '9 OLDS 98 LiDcur, Bed. best.,_. 5*-2139 alter 5 --------
!!141 \.ARDEN GROVE BL. '~ ,t ';;..:60~-BUl_CK ____ _ 'fl C ~ • v Bft Air 4 $595 Pac al:r, flllJ pwr, vccel c:onct p.m. do«-aedu. Radio, ~atrr, .. _ ~ -. 51UDBAUI GAROEJI( GROVE "\ 19ti6 Harbor.C M. 646-9303 Automatic tramm1uion,
192.5551 or 534-2284 __ V_O_L-VO--Radio &-ht a 1 er. Power
automatic trans. A11 c:ond. CLIAN CAa CINTEI :.-· .. -_,,, ---~----
Good rubkr. $100 deUven. mt So. Main St. S46-48110 --------
OAC. You can afford $35.71 '51 FORD 2 ctr. Stlrtt MB •
1
.fi6 OLDS Oltl~ ~mf.. '5t STUDEBAKER, J doar.
a IDOl!th Include TA A n. -Good condition M&l'OClll w/bll vuiy. top. • --------autlmatie traDt. Radio A
Phone 847-1842. Dir. U601 Private party. SJ6..346t ~ Loeded. Excel ~ ·a RAM.Bl..Dl WAGON. Xlnt lleater WU -.,. J.)99.
---lll!l!!!!"'!!l!!!!!!!!!"'!!ILE!!!'!!!!!! lf7tMMMa'=~•co.u-.. brakH. Must see to ap. TEST DRIVE A preciatt. $30 delivers. OAC.
VW -.,3-VolkswGCJ•n rACI'ORY AUTHORIZJ:D 186()1 Sf'ach Bl•d., H.B.
2 door. All factory equipment Sa...._,arta--S.rvice Phont 347.1342. Dir. AUTOMATIC +extras. Exceptjooally tine PRITZ WARREN
Beach Bhd., H.B. ~er ~PM = :!d~ · Dlr. t.ai01
'62 OIEV T paatrllU •talion UN COLN waaon. va auto ma t 1 c PLYMOUTH
~. Radio • ----------------beate.r. White wa.lla. C1ee.n PYT. pty ... 0..ttnmtal 'S6 PLY V~ Wape· reblt.
cmdition. Real lbarp. Sports Car Center
YOU CAN USE IT 2 WAYS $1095 710 E. 1st St.
AS AN AtrrOMATIC CLEAN CAR CENTER SANTA ANA 547..a'TM
CADILLAC
• real llha11> $100 deliven RaTeD bleck. ll)ver snY ea .. 'trana.. -•
OAC. Phone 347,1942, olr. lthr int, lo mllno $3,150. • S3Mm
18601 Bd.ctl Blvd. Will ftnance b ~ pt). =====;:;::;;;== AS A STICK SHIFT 546-4110 '68 VOLVOS <o_ J•/J/J
C ~ ,, ~6So3. VMaiol.nksst~a= Get A 8:~•r Deal ~ '63 CHEVY Bel Air• ctr t!M-3825
' ";II-E 8 FRIEDLANDER • station wagon, ~H. good ==.:::M:::El==C:::U:::l=Y== __ PO_N11A __ C __ ~ ~tation wagon. All factory H R · mech cond. ~. below So l'Quip(H'd. VPry cl1'11n " 13750 Beach Blvd. lllwy 391 wholeu.le. 495-4211 --------IOY CAIYER
'
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I I.. d ._..A ---------New car bup are out and _ u.a.o.-m., ,._Au-, Cadil 11r facl 1t1es rsi ... ..,,, CHRYSLER -~-._-..._ .. -CLEAN CAR CENTER S C 9610 be II nd . just nicely broken lo with Kl 6•44" port art to lll'r se a se.rvice --------12,000 mile. by orig OWMr. ----~
•n.o.ot ~ So. M11in St. 546-4llllO new Rnd uud Cadillac auto-•65 lmPft'ial Crown coupe Ex-PS A PB, fctry air; Jndr Orup ColmtY'a £1relaifte
22nd • *-' '°"""' ,...,,,,.u,., '59 Yo•swCIC)eft '6 7 MG mobiles. cept ccnd, remnder ol wrnty, mJrrors, Ire eftline, hY)' Deal•,_ Jtolla. Roree ... Wiii Buy WE'RE KEAi.LY DEALING fctry air, blk leather Int, duty IPl'P. prem • ...,. tirel. a.tty.
Your Volbwqen or Ponche
It pay ta\) clol1an. Paid for
or not Call Lou McKemaa.
673-1 lto·
2hidoorb . ~~· M~' r~ TODAY! NABERS full pwr, AM·FM, recll.nLnc 31i9 YI' wnty left. $3,575 pYt GRAND....,-----PRIX--'64-,_,f,...ac-. -al-r,
g ro.,.,.,.-. ""'-.-uca Y BF.sT KTO<JK IN ova seat, lttVlce nc1 avail. pty 494-l'JVJ. or •1021. RIH. pwr trakn It st.Ht'.,
topll. ReeSffS s .. Us =::';ou Buy (/? _ J_•/1/J ~ -. .:::U:,975::::::::·=494-=S::::72ll===::::: '56 Mercury Jl/T, VI. T•..h. Beautiful cond. Must ~ auto, PIS. Dir. Foll acrt.ftae! tllDO. 30lll G~
'65 vw KOMBJ BUS 1961 Volx-agen a best nm-COSTA MESA ~9100 '63 LINC. Cont. Ltbr uphol, MUSTANG wrtible. Real eood IM.pe! 2201 So. Main St. 546--4880 I """ uu 14 '12 PONTIAC Tmnpest tm-
CLEAN CAR CENTER fi'•.. liin: 1 2600 HARBOR BLVD. CONTINENT AL pnc. • ...... 4!M.-'"1 hi'alttt, or. * ~3571
Xlnt coad. SeYeral emu. nine 61 in town. 25.00 IMPORTS It's Our htd. air cond, tun pwr. New Bucket •eat•. wsw, RsH * 49'-69t2 * . delivers OAC lull price a · r-•-titea, just ~uled. $2500. '115 MUSTANG. ?ffatest In $450, Of' make o11.tr. a!B-9285
'86 VW Conv. Xlnt cond, wht '195.00 901 E. bt Santa Ana ""n""'•'N'Y _.., Ori1ir ovmer. 646-4844 54S-S786 Ora.~e CoantJ. Automatic, days 84'7·2388 after 5 p.m.
ed ·~ ~ 54; ......, ,,.,, """" '66 Sedan DeVille. Full pow-evet radio h _. w/r int, #UYU~ m, ._.,., ,.,_u 1966 Hartlor, C.M. ....., . ........, er, air, leather. . • eattt, pow« •• eer· 1964 Pontiac Oltalioa 2 Dr
coco mall, $155(). 615-5786. -"3-VW--bus-ca.m--pe-r,-1500-'61 AC Briltol 0 2 • one '66 Coope deVille. Full pow· '67 2~r. ContlnmtaJ Full In&. yiftyl top, wide ovals. full pwr, AC, &ood coo-
'56 VW. ret>lt. e11(t., elem. cc en~ine, AM-FM nidio. owner, needs bod y work, er, air, leather. landaou top. pwr, lthr, landau tq>, 9.ooo Perffct condi&n. Owntt dlfion. Mw.'t .ell Best ofler
$37S. 63$-0984 Days; Sl200. 537 D Catalina, Lag runs ok SllOO. Aft 8 p.m. '65 Coupe dtVille. Full pow· mi. $4950, Pn pty. 968-1730 muat aell Immediately. m. 17675 Locurt St., To.tntaJn
l-==;:;675-=3628:;::;;::::;Ev;:;e11=. =:=..:.~Bch=.====== 675-24'13 bef 8:30 a.m. er leather &-air cond. eve. 1757 Valley. 962.SCIJ6
Uted C.rs 9900Uted Cars 9900 '64 'C.d. Conv. deVUle. Full CORVr'l""l"I!! '65 HDTOP 6, aato tr, lo '6' LEMANS. 3 ipd, bucket Aut_os_W_a_n-ted---9-7c;o""" power It air cond. 51 I 5 ml by orig own, cln &d seats, runs good, R/H, new !•---------------· --------'63 Cad Coupe deV!lle. Full '6.S CONV HT. Mint cond. tirH. $1,395. 49&-Z39 paint. $1.225. 673-.2957.
-------• power, air cood. Leather and whVblk Int, F pwr, nr nu MUSTANC. GT '86 4 spd '54 PONTIAC 4 dr., stnliht
QUALITY
IS ALWAYS YOURS AT
WE PAY 1':um~eCan. Priced tires. $3,175 Pvt pty 837.8$4 S:S.lnt. ~= ~ 8; ~co~ .•
To P To Sell and All Can
Warranted.
LIDO MOTORS
642-6762
DODGE New Cars
-----~-~~1 '66 DODGE
$25 DELIVERS Oii t.::••
Sft to $999
195' FORD .................... $99
1953 OLDSMOBILE:.. $1" ------------1960 DODGE ~ ~.r ....... $299
1960 LINCOLN :!:: ... $299
1955 CHEVROLET ~ $349
1959 THUNDERBIRD $499 ................
1961 PONTIAC 4. Ir. M.T. $599 ... ,., ....
1963 CUTLASS "'~ ..... $599
1962 CHEVRO.LET S.S. $699
1963 IMPALA WAG. $799 .. ,__ .......
Auto~ Disco11t Center
642-4621
2004 HAltlOR IL VO. COSTA MESA
9IOO NewC.rs
I
Johnson & Son PRICE I»> ;H:::;·a 270 VI 2 Oil. ~ ltef!ring,
automatic trana. Only gone
30400 mDs. A !"Ml pod buy
at • YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER
Plus
24 MoJ51,llD mi. Factory
Drive Train Warranty
All 111¥1 Ille II,... laucMt. IMllllllM aut.
matlc lreMmlulell. -si.rtM, llrllln. wt,....., _, Mell and tac!Drt alr1 -
Wllll ,..,.'° snltlN. l'IOCION warranlY. ,..lets .,.,, ............................. ..
'66 MERCURY
'67 MUSTANG GT COUPE
$3195
$3195
$3195
Ml-lie. rlldle. llMI«. -s-lnl. bnlltft. factory air, L .... 11 roof ... e<'wl mllft. PadltY ...,.,....,,
'67 MERCURY $3395
_k .. W, 2 -....._. -llC. l1Mllo. MelW. -
.--. ...... feet. •Ir, "" ·~ -· lllW ,.,.,,., ...,.. ... ,.tdrf __,,..,.
'67 MERCURY $2295
c-c-. """""""( "-bslor\. ..........
-• ._ ... , W/W, ek. CllOlel ., 1 Pectwr _......,.,
'65 COMET $1495
2 ~ °"""· 411..,,...tl<, •Mle. loMter, .... , ,.,.,,...,
low ml~. ll-1 -· Pactwy -IY.
'66 MERCURY PA RKLANE $2995
4 ,_ .,.,,,._, Au-lie tranama•IClll, -rtHrlM ,
., ..... wlndllwl. -_.... 'llderY .,,, lledlo. !>Hi.t. ,~ --"'·
Oller (lel1 1• Impeded Altos.
'64 T-BIRD S219S
'62 MERCURY $995
,.._ c ...... t -~ AllMNlk ,,...,,. ..... ,. ........... ,.....,_ ..........
FOR NICE CARS '64 CHEV. ~ It station •ND TIUCKS waroo VI automatic trans.
"' Vuy clean. Must see to
Any Make er Model. appreciate, sacrifice loday.
CONNELL S50 ddlvers OAC. Pbone
1147-1842 Dlr. ll60l Beadl
CHEVROLET ...,..81_vd="="=·8_· ,....,....-~-
2121 tt.rbor llvd. 'S2 CHEV. 4 door tedan.
COSTA MESA Radio It heater. Automatic,
VB engine. Beige with blue 546-1203 Interior. RN! sharp. $69 del
OAC. 18601 Beach Blvd.,
$1695
JOHNSON & SON
Uncoln-Mercury
O>sta Mna Branda
DU Harbor Blvd. &G-1'li0
'59 Dodge Station Wacon. R-
H , P •. $2H. un
Niafitenialt, FV 962-4519
DRAFrED! '62 Dodie 500
Con•. Make offer. Mt 4:30
or wkndl. 642-0696.
WE PAY .•. H.B. Phone 847-1842 ======== CASH ' '62 SUPER Sport Impala &:
bucket seats, radio &:
heatrr. V8, autCJmatlc trans
159 deliven OAC. Phone
for Wied cars It truckl Just 347·1114:2. You may see it
call 111 for free estimate. st 18601 Beech Blvd., H.B.
FALCON
1962 FALCON Deluxe Sta.
Wag. R/H, lug rack, vinyl
upbol, nry rood cond. One
owner. $500. 54C).U65.
GROTH (HNIM\I n '61 EL DORADO. LOW-MJ. ,,~. LOADED + STEREO FORD
Ask for S&lea Man11iier
182'11 Beach Bl ..
Huntington Beach
KI S.3ll1
TAPE Cob' 'Tiremirt -
bronze". '6650. Pvt.-pty. '57 FORD 548-4575 9 P8sa. Woody. Auto Inna., CORVE'ITE '60 convert. 350. power stettini. In good con-
_ls_Y_ou_r -Car_A_Cl,_unk-er_T_ Posi, llournau. Must sell. dition ~3t9. AS rare one.
We pay CASH for a ~~Pvt party, Call $3
junker! Martin'• 839-4041
======1'67 CHEV CAPRICE Like JOHNSON & SON
Used C•rs 9900 new! Air cond. 6,000 mi. Uncoh>-Mel'C\IJ'Y
--------Sl.200 494-3232 Cbl!La Mesa Brandt
Transportation Specials '63 atEVY n ctG•. ss 1941 Harbor Blvd. IG-1lllO
'64Flat11000 • ••· ·•• ·•· $595 equ'11. P /S. $750. N~ '63 FORD Fllttn 2 cir. hard
'58 Cad CPe 0evine .... $395 wort<. 494-5313 aft s PM top VI 4 •eel bucket aeeta, ~~ 2 DR •. 1495 '62 O\evy .Navs con~. llOWf.T steertnc. Etc. $25
Vic tormtlc str Ith 3 speed stick. Nrw top, punt dt>livers OAC. Full price
ICJ! :.....~ Pl k • pwr • !""" ~· $895. 901 F~ lit Santa AM. JO .. ,..,v c up ........ ..,,,., ~..,.,.,,,~=-=-,..--,-.,..,..,...,,..,,-542-8801
He11vy Duty '64 CHEVY MALIBU SS
LIDO MOTORS 4 Spd. $1195. '61 {X)Mf:T 6. Automatic
64.2-0762 * S!J6.!la20 * tr11.n11m1~~1on. Radio l
1300 w ,._, N he-1ter. Vrry clean. It's lllce · ........ t HIMl,y, .8. !962 Chevy 11· Nl'W brk,, new. S49 drti•en OAC. Dir.
CAD. . '67 SedaJ> DeVWe. tiru 4 bfltt. Auto, R/H, phone !147·1842, lJ60: Beach )~act. u . Many other pow· S500. 1147,3m aft 4:30. Blvd .• 11.R.
• acceaeor1H <No. nm '55 CHEV $M95 RUNS! $.50 '66 FORD Pickup, Loni bed.
NABERS CADILLAC Aft 3 PM. 6G-8741 Stick shift. ht la aood shape. 149 clelNtrs OAC
Factory Auttior.Jed ~aJer 'tO CHEV. lmc>· 2 Dr. hdtop. Olr. phont U'f.ua. 1.at
415 ~ u... V-8, at low book, $450. Beach Blvd., HJ.
2800 ~BLVD. 67l-S866 Evec. '65 FORD F'rl11 D lmmac!!
Cost.a Mea 540-tlOO 1959 oa:v Impala Coo.,. run 4 dr. Ho. .....,
NllD A CAI? ~~S:O.~~·H. Work m1441 at. 28
CAN'T BE f'INANCEDT '60 STATION WAGON ·~~ ..... CCRmtr7alr ~Sa,::; ·~' ·~' ~ .. y,,. ~ •Bad a.lit? e I>tvoretdT V-3, P.S, $250.. 673-8388 ralnt, clean. Sia Ml-Glll2
•Military eNew m &rea?lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilm .... llail
tile
SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR A.REA.
1968
HAS IEEN SEWNG AT A FAST PACE! • Ntibers Cadilltic has now, whtit we believe to be the finest large selev
tio n of immeculete one-owner used cars to be found anywhere. • Undoubtedly you 've heard this statement meny times before, but let us
prove it to you by a visit to our new agency! • 4 acres of ultra modern total Cadillac facilities designed to better seR
end service new and used Cadillac automobiles.
'65 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE $3495
'66 CADIUAC COUPE DE VIUE
'1111 -.............. fedOf'Y air C9Nlftlll .... ••CWlllllMllY ....... ..,,_. -cn.f..,,.. ................. Inc ............... Tiit .. ~ ~ ...... l!lld_,_ ... .
'66 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE $3995
'61 CADH:UC SEDAN DE VILLE
'6 7 CADIUAC FLEElWOOD BROUGHAM $5195
'66 CADIUAC SEDAN _DE VIUE
'6 7 CADILLAC SEDAN DE Vlllf . $5395
~~ =c>:s HOLIDAY RAMBLER lGI ... Mahl • E4qw
'64 BUICK SKYLARK $1795 '66 CADIUAC SEDAN DE VIUE . ... I : .
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'65 BUICK RIVIEti
'66 WlVO 1800
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Johnson & Son
LINCOLWllCURY.COUUI DIAL.II
900 WDT COAST tl~AY
fCWPOIT llACH
(2 bl9clq H. ol !em.)
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flulfy flCMry ..,,,..... lncludl"t helter, frMt w •2 3' 5 , .. , .......... , p..w.d dash •nd ""°"' w.rl .... 11
c•rpeffng, outside rur view mir,..., Mdc-vp ffthts
•nd other st1nd1rd equipment.
NEW '68 1HUNDER81flD
... utfful 2 Door hardtop with 429. VI en9lne, •4192·· ._.8
1
Crul.OMatlc tr1,.,.lstleft, rMllo, hMter, Mlflc :UV
•IN vont system, ,ow.r disc brakH, ,....r steer·
'"' MMI ewer 20 moN standard T-Binl acces .. rfH.
SCIENCE BAS
DEVELOPED ...
• , • ~, p -, --• ~ ~-
YOWIMI SAUS MEAN PEAK SAYINGS •••
AND OUI SALES VOLUME IS •••
UP U,P UP!·
IP YOU'YI~--WAITING FOR SUMMER ' I
',1 PllCD ••• In LATER THAN YOU THINK ··
AT ,THIODORE ROBINS FORD
LOWER PRICES MEAN EASIER 1ERMS!
NEW '61 CORTINA 47,•, MO. 2 DOOR DELUXE
Ford's fabulous Engllsh
Import whit biclket leats,
disc brabs, 4 on~ floor,
room for 5 bit adults.
(Automatic traM avail·
able.)
NEW '61 FAIRUNE
4-DOOR WAGON
102°¥1, Cruhe-0-Matic, radio
-......... ,.. .. disc ....... 91,
luaag• rack, etc. #231
COBRA .GT FOR '68
GT·lSO's. GT·SOO's. FASTIACIS, C~YllTS
FOR IMMEDIATI DELIYllYI
WE All ORANGE COUNn'S ONLY
AUTHOllZD SHRIY • AMlllCAN DIALER
· After 1/3 Cllh
or Trade On.
(l"cludes Tu It LlcJ
74~0.
After 1/3 Cash
or Trade Dn.
(Includes Tax & Lie.)
• . 2 ACRES OF USE·D CARS TO
CHOOSE
FROM . .
TBl8 POR YOUR lllALTR. ••
!1111 POI !OOI WL
NON ••• we can sclentificany
analyse and chock O¥or 100
., ... on each used car that 1f-
fects 11' porformlnce prior to
... ,,. it. You buy with built
In confidence when you buy •
Theodere Robins Used Car that
cirri• the Dl19nostlc sticker. T.... CUI IN 9u1rlftteod
100%
'64 FORD PICKU, s995 Fl 00 1--.Mcl fle..+sl4e. I 0 % "••• ., tfetle
S4J p., -· 24 "'•· N•. N7'71l
1'3 FORD ICONOLINE $1195 Stetl.,. we9N. l Heh, retlio, hH ter. 20 %
tlown ., tre .. e $49 per -· 24 "' .. No. JJR654
'65 MUST ANG HARDTOP $1495 A11tomelic, redio, hutor, 20 'I. clown or tr1de
$4' per mo. JO mo. 1'17607
'67 StftLIY GTSOO s3795 C•IM-• I'•-~· 4 ,,."'· 20 % "•-., treile
SIOS,., 111•. U -· N•. UYHltl
''1 CHEVROLIT WAGON $695 Vt, owto1u+ic, I'S, ltlH, l'erkw•ocl. Tu l lie.
"••• $JI p~ -· 24 111•. N•. OHYl52
162 FALCON FUTURA s1495 VI, co11Hrlible. Automatic, PS, U H. 20 'I.
4own er tra4e $49 ,., 111•. JO mo. Ne. l'OS I 59
''7 MUSTANG HARDTOP $2195 C..pe.'low 111ilH9e, f11lly ... 11lppH. 20 '-clown
., tra4t SH pet 111e. J6 1110. Ne. TRJ92S
, '60 CHIVltOLIT CORVITTE $1095 H.T. 4 ,,. .... ro4i• •"" !Meter. 20 ')(. clown or
trHe $41 P" "'•· 24 "'•· Ne. JLl(776
-Al ,.,._.,, '-cl • Approved Credit
'66 FORD GALAXIE XL $2095 '65 CHRYSLER NEW Yotlkll ~1895 H.T. VI , evtolftefic, power 1fHrin9, eir c. ..... , • o .. r. Fwfly .... ,,,.... ,.,. ... w ... , fr•tl• f
•l"YI reof. I 5 % tl•wn •r trocle $H per me.' Ut per -· Jt -· Ne. N$F021 JO mo. N•. SIMotO
'63 RAIMLIR . WAGON s395 TAX REFUND DUE· WHY WAIT?
Ambuseclor 9.0 VI, 011te., power 1tH rin9. I 0 % BUY NOW·PAY LA~· " clown or lrecle $41 per me. 24 1110. 100°!. FINANCING AVAILA I
'62 STUDEBAKER DAYTONA '67 MUST ANG HARDTOP $2595 Air concl., VI, .wtomelic, I'S, werr•nty. I 0 'I. H.T. VI, 4 spHd, r1tlio, hu ter. Tu l lic. l•wfl
clown or trade $71 per mo. J6 mo. VOE441 U l per mo. 24 me. No. 1'7514A
'63 FORD GALAXIE 500 $795 '64 ••cuiv -.,Cl.AIR
VI, 2 Dt. H.T, A11tomelic, I'S, redio, huhr, 4f.'..· YI, air•"'-•_..., ..... t... ... +, 20 ~ "•wn •r trecle $39 per mo. 24 mo . T 1lllto..._ ... ,........... 14fA
No. &NMICll
'llftJUWH ~' '66 FORD GALAXIE 500 $1695 . Vt , 2 Dt. H.T. T11T•ne, fully equipped. 20 % c~,_.,..,._..._.,.,,., ...
4••• •r trade $5' por me. JO mo. No, 7629A H... t •
'66 FALCON SEDAN '1495 Galnle. VI, nl•"'etlc, Mect.a11l,'1 K;fil.tl. A11 .. "'etic, lt&H, air conditio"in9. 20 % Vown ' Tex I lie, .. ew11 $2' per"'•· 24 1110. ltl ~ tre4a, $49 per mo. lO mo. No. SV'Zll7
'S9 CHEVROLET NOMAD s395 ... CMIVIOLIT IL CAMINO
W .. on. VI , autom•lic, power llH rin9. Tu l Vt, Auto., r.419, ...... , f~ el~ HI
' Uc. 4own $21 per mo. 24 mo. No. KGP626 clown or trade $5' pet-. 4 111•, •· '!1727
'67 FORD CUSTOM $1995 '67 THUNDERBIRD LANDAU
Autometic, raclle, he•ler. 25 % clow11 or trade loacled, power 1IHrin9, seels, wintlow1, elr
S4' per mo. l6 mo. TRA415 cend. 20 % down or treclt $I OS per lfte.
J6 ..... Ne. TltJ2U
• Sale Prices Effective Through Tuesday, F.b. 20, 1961 •
PAl1S ONLY
I A.M. TO 6 P.M. SATVIDAY
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'67 POllllAC &TO
'65 POITIAC &TO t... Mt-. VI. • ... Wttll --· -....,.,. , .............
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·VALENTINE SPECIAi$!
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'66 OIMOlET
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'67 COIOllllTAl
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AROUND-THE·WORLQ WITH REFRESHING BEVERAGES
r
l;Oesse_tt -Rec:i"pes .. 'U ncanily'
c~ pineapple with its
bealWul golden colot and
uniquely refreshing quality
ls tbe ln•plration for these dessert masterpieces. just
ri&bt for midwinter en-
tertalnin1.
1Thls' versatile fruit never
gbel oot ol season or out
of style -there are five
d.Werent forms NadJ to -use
frbm the can for any special .
oe<:asion.
An angelically 11 g h t
pineapple dessert rates low
in calories but takes top
honers in cooliAg fresh tute
refreshment. N a t u r a t 1 y
sweet pineapple juice adds
ni~ ol the flav~ to tha
airy light foam. For a
tangy accent stir in a liUle
lemon peel and j~. It's
a perfect ending to a heavy
company meal. ln this case
thin chocolate mints would
be elegant to paS! in a silver
compote.
Another melt in your
mouth creation is tropical
tasting pineapple juice pie.
The trick to the wonder!ul
texture is to fold part or
the. meringue into the cook-
ed pineapple custard filling.
S1Vir1 the remaining mer-
ingue over the top f~ a
pretty finish and bake uotil
1olden.
Golden pineapple bars are
as easy to serve as cookies
and an excellent dessert
suggestion anytime. NesUe
the tangy C!'Ulhed pineapple
filllng between two layers
of rich br<>*tl 1ugar and
butter dough, then bake in
a shallow pan. When friends
drop by for coffee, aerve
a bar per person with a
scoop of. Ice cream.
ANGELIC
PINEAPPLE SNOW
Mold this p I n e a p p I e
gelatin dessert in your pret-
tiert sherbet dishes, then
add a fresh fruit garnish
just before s.erving.
1 e n v e 1 op e unfbvored
elatin
1 f ~ce) can pineapple
jUice
2 tab~espoons sugar
11' teupoon salt
1 tableapoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon grated lemon
ptlel
2 egg whites
Combine gelatin, pineap-
ple juice, sugar and salt.
Heat, stirring. imtil gelatin
dl.saolves. Remove from
heat; blend in lemon juice
and peel. Chill until mixture
-begins to thicken. Beat egg
whites until stJff. Fold Into
pineapple gelatin. Spoon into
4 (~-cup) molds. Chill firm.
Makes 4 servings.
TROPICAL PINEAPPLE
MERINGUE PIE
Canned pi.qeapple j?Jice
and meringue m~6 the
light, luscious filling for this
single crust pie.
l 1/3 cups sugar
1/3 cup cornstarch
1 213 cups canned pineapple
juice
5 eus. separated
2 tablespoooa butter ~ teupooa salt
~ leupooo crum or tartar
1 bUed .. inch J>llS\ry shell
.Blend "'cup rugar, corn-
starch met pineapple juice losether. Coot, sttrriJlg, un·
U1 mbttdre belins t o Lbtcken. ec.tmve cooking bvet · low beat about 10
• ...., 1tlrrinc often until
filllnf becomes very thick
and cl ... B19d a little of
hot m1ztare iDto nll beattn
eg yolkl. Return mixture
to pan and cook 2 or ~
m1nute1 loocer.
RelDO'fe rtom heat. Real
bl 1*Uer. Cool.
Beat eu wblteJ, saJt and
cream of tartar tti ~ofl
peau. Gradually but In rP·
From the four corura ol
the earth come excltin& new
drbW . for adults' or,
children's parties, or just
any time you'd 11.te a ta1ty,
UllUJ\aal thirst.quencher.
Here for your appraisal
, are colorfUl drinks ftbm five
rMmber countries of the
United N a t i o n s -all adapted for easy prepara-
tion wiltl our own native
cranberry Juice cC)clr.tall.
1be fiery • c o l o r e d S~la, a popular fiesta
drink ln SpaiD and in many
South American countries.
ls often made with the local
red wlne. Cruberry juice
cocktail, used in place or
wine, makes the Sangria •
coolingriany·time refresher.
The Caribbean is such a
COnYenient vacation land
that many M ita typical
drtnb h a v e been "Im-
ported., by r e t u r n i n g
tounsts. Something just a
littl• off Mae beaten track ii the Caribbean Sour or
Haitf1n lnflueJICe. A dash
of aromatiC bitters gives
this drint a heady, tropical
touch.
At the ·Floating Market
near Bangkok, Thailand.
where the visitor glides
do'Nn teeming waterways
past boats tipsy w i l h
tropical fruits. one mighl
quench his thirst w I t h
Tangmo S a i Namkhang,
Thai for watennelon drink.
Cranberry juice cocktail
lends a deeper hue to this
unusual drink which may
be made with almost any
type ol. melon.
From the Ivory Coast,
where bananu are one of
the chief exports, comes the
inspiration for a banana
drink that's thick and 1rotby
as a milk shah. 'lbla ba·
naoa and molaaes combi-
tlons 1uch u maps and
travel porters, to make a
19Y party becqrew)d for
these -drlnU. F o r a
cbllctr.n's party wltb an in-
ternational theme, try a
switch on the usual pin-the-
tall-oo-tbe-donkey ga~: try
pinning the North Pole on
a world map!
SANGRIA
3 cups cranberry juice
cocktail
2 cups claret wine
2 oranges, peeled and cut
into slices
2 lemons, peeled and cut
into slices Vt cup sugar
3 cups crushed ice
Chilled club soda
Additional orange slices
In a large 3-quart pitcher
combine cranberry juice,
claret, orange and lemon
slices, augar and ice. Stir,
crusbing fruit unW mixture
is well chilled and ice is
almost melted. Strain mix-
ture and pour 1nto glasses,
filling them 2/3 fufJ. Fill
glasses with club soda and
serve at once, garnished
with additional o r a n it e
slices. Makes 6 to 8 serv-
ings.
CARIBBEAN SOUR
3 cups cranberry juice
cocktail, chilled
11' cup brandy
1 can (6 ounces) frozen
concentrated limeadei,
unthawed
ll/4 cups ch!Ued water
2 egg whites
1 teaspoon aromatic , bit-
ters
Superfine sugar
Put all ingredients except
sugar into a blender and
whirl until smooth and
foamy. Stir in supr to Wt.
and pour mixture l a t • ou-. M.atea • to • ll!'Y,
ings.
MEL 0 N CMNBERRY
JUICE DRINK
For each serviQg, fill a
glass 14 full of small C\lbes
of 'watermelon or other
melon. Add 1 teaapoon
sugar and crush the melon
slightly. Add chi 11 e d
cranberry juice cocktail and
garnish with a cinnamon
stick and a spear of ~
peeled Spanish melon.
CRANBERRY B A N A N A
DRINK
4 cups cranberry juice
cocktail. chilled
2 tablespoons t t th t
molasses
2 ripe bananas (yellow
flecked with black)
Put all ingredients into a
blender and whirl until
smooth and well blended.
Serve at once. Garnish with
additional banana slices and
a sprig of fresh mint. This
drink is best when prepared
just before serving. If It
must stand for any length
of time, make sure it is
refrigerated and then stir-
red well before serving.
Makes 6 to 8 servings.
CRANBERRY TEA
3 cups cranberry juice
cocktail, chilled
1 cup strong chilled tea
Ice cubes
Chilled lemon soda
Lemon slices
Combine cranberry juice
and tea. Pour mixture into
tall glasses. Add 2 to 3 lee
cubes. Fill glasses with
lemon soda and garnish with
lemon slices. Makes 8 to
8 servings.
nation is also favored in an-.---------------111!""!11~---.. other African country, Ugan-
da. DAILY PILOT
FOOD
S·ECTION
The lrfsh drink their tu
strong and often and are
adept at inventin~ varia-
tions to make thi,J drink in-
teresting. Cr.anberry Tea,
with the emphasis OD fruit
flavor• and fizz, makes a
healthful and 8A>6alinc tea
drink for the younger lads
and lasses, u well as for
srown-ups. Itoruytakesafewdecot'a-._ _ _.. ___________________ ..__,
. PINEAPPLE GIVES MERINGUE PIE TROPICAL FLAVOR
~alnlng sugar until stiff
Peaks Corm. Gently fold
almost baU er meringue into
cooled pineapple custard.
Turn into baked pastry
shell. Swirl remaining mer·
lngue over top. Bake ln
moderate oven 1350 degrees
F.) 15 minute~ or until light-
ly browned. Cool thoroughly
before cutting. Make~ 1 (9-
inch) pie.
GOLDEN PINEAPPLE
BARS
This doobie crust bar
cookie baa a lbickened
cruahed ptbeapple ftlllnt ac-
eented. wlth a little lemon
Juice.
' 1 (lJ~) can crash•
ed~ppte 2/S cup pblt 1 teispool)
1u1ar
2 tablespoons comatarch
1 tablespoon butter
1 tUltapooo &tmon juJoe
2 ....
~ C9p brown IUpt {pack-
ed)
2 cy.-!"Atd Dour
1~10da
~ tlMIJOOll leli
% cup l!tortenlng <part
buUPr)
Combine u n d r a 1 n e d
,.
I
pineapple, 2/3 cup sugar.
cornstarch, butter a n d
lemon juice. Cook about 5
minutes stirring constantly
until ttllckeud. R e m o v e
from heat. Blend in l beaten
egg yolk. Return to heat
and cook l minute longer.
Cool.
Combine brown sugar.
nour. soda and salt. Cut
in shortening until in fine
crumbs. Add l beaten egg.
working with han& to form
doueh. Chill half of dough.
Press .remaining ~oup into
bottom of ungreued tx13-
incb pan. Bake in moderate
oven (380 degrees F.) 10
minutes. Remove from oven
and spread with pineapple
fllUnf.
~11 out chilled doup on
floured surface to txlS.lnch
rectanale to fit top ol. pan.
Adjust over fillln1. atallng
edfes lightly. Bnah with 1
e11 white 11'b11r beate1
with remalnlng 1 tea1poon
suaar. ContiJtue beklbl 30
minutes lotfe.r. Cool JO
minutes. Cut Into bars and
remove to rack to finllh
coollna. Makes about 48
bars.
All Ingredients Spell
Nourishing
No empty~alorie11 In th1~
creamy smooth. slightly tart
merln1ue pie. The milk.
butter and eggs contribute
many eaaenUal nutrients to
thJs party·rlght dessert.
19-inch baked pastry shell
l cup suiar
S tablespoons cornstarch
J/4 te•spoon salt
2 Cupl milk
3 eu1, separated
l tableapoons -Outler
2 teaspoons arated lime
rind
1/3 cup lime Juice
Few drops 11een food col-
orinf
8 tablespoons sugar
Prepare and bake pastry
sheU accordlq to favorite
recipe ~ mix: cool. Jn top
of double boller. combine
l cup sugar· 1tltb tbe
corn starch 1 n d A • I t.
GraduaUy stir in mllk: cook
over v.y low heat or boll-
Meringue
Ing water. stirring con-
~lanUy until thick. Cover
and cook 10 minutes longer,
r I l r r i n g occasionally.
Remove from beat. Beat
egg yolk!; gradualty stir 1n
mlllt mixture.
Return mixture to double
boiler and cook over low
heat or boiling water for
5 minutes, stirring fre-
quently. Stir in butter,
grated lime rind, lime juice
and coloring. Cook 1 mintrte.
Cool .. lightly. Pour Into bak-
ed pastry shell Cool.
Beat egg whites until
llt1ff; eradually add 1he 8
Lablespoons sugar, beat!Qi
CODStanUy WlUJ IU.ft. Mound merTe around edle of
filling or cover tatlrt top °' pie. Bake ln h 0 t, as degrees. oven 8 mlnates or
untll-tolden browlt. Cool and serve to admlrinl guesta.
Mans I fe!HlrOUI Mr'Vtnp.
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Home News and Views
Bz.!>ROTBY WEN~ '--..... ....
What kind of food •bopper
are you? Are you a good
manaier7 Do you plan
a.bead, take advantaa• of
advertised apeda.la, carry •
I b 0 9 p I D g lilt, abop
systematically just once a
week?
Or do you taU the caaua1
8')poach to food buybat?
Do you make quick trips
to the market evuy day
or two to pick up things
you need, seldom make a
list, but think of things to
buy as you go down the
aJsles, shop late in the day
and tben buy foocb that you
Appetizing
Tuna stuffed mOlbrooma
make a food~. Mix
wtll totetber 1 (~)
can of drained flaked tuna,
3 tablespoons of finely chop-
ped watercress, 1 table.
ap00n of sesame seeds. ~ teaspoon of ginger &Dd 1
to 1~ tableepoone of soy
sauce. Spoon mixture into
24 soWl mus.broom cape.
Chill. Gamilh with ed·
dbional w&erc:r... j f
demed.
can pr..,.. qulekl)' when
)'00 -llomtf What dltfenoct doea it
make?
It ca mab a lot ol dif.
fe?tDCe In t.be amount of
money that you spend for
food for )IOUI" famiJy. Let's
look ~t the meet.aa a.nd the
cost ol fooda Uld by two
typical alloppera, Gl.nier
ud Bobtll..
Gln&er is tbe casual shop-
per. Her ~ breakfast
menu , wbidl mlibt include
Individual box.es of sugared
cereal, crape drink and
whole milk, would cost
about eo ceats for four serv-
ings. .
Bobbi -who tabs the
&ood ~t approach
to food buylng -might
serve for lnatfut oatme.i
cooked lD milk ,
reconstl~ hzea orange
juke, grlbam c:racters or
tout and reconsUtuted non. fat dry milt at a cost of
45 cents for four servings.
For lunch, Ginger might
serve bologna sandwiches.
potato chips, frosting.filled
wala cookies ind whole
milk at a coat of f 1.15. Bob-
bi OD tbe other band1 ~~t
ae?Ve eg ulad NDCIWlCJleS
(aince Ille .t:n'*' ahead ud eoobd eaa>. carrot
Tbe Cohaabia ~ ia ota tbe
ablhoea ol edlool ad pUlic lilll:adla dlroatkat
the country. Now. dab to apecia1 1m111p-
meat1 with dal pablilbcr, it is OD tbe ..... of
)'OU? mwn. 111pa ... tec. lor Joa to ~cbM
at a fantastic 60% off the regular $49. O book·
store price.
This fact-filled volume, edited by the
Columbia tlniwnity has, bolds aS much in-
formatioll aa many multi-'VOlulm ICll that .aen
for $200 °'more. LlFB Ma .... bis called it "tbt belt Ollle-\IOlume cacydopedia. ..
How can we otler this family encydopedia ~t 60% oft its rqular boobton price? By aDow-
Ul& you to uaemble th.ii new, sec&ioMUJM •
edldon 7oanell. Git S1ctio1t OM Fn• '1
simply eeuiDg oat the QOQPOD ill this ad -s·
presatiq jt wi1b lllY lfOC*Y ....... Ill ,.. .
~bt feahlrims die Oolaabia
strlpt, 1Pfle. bomemlde ,.uut· butt.Ir ·eMlll aDd
recoutituted nonfat d r 1
mUt. for Just f5 ceatl.
Fqr dinner Glntw woul4
cbooae quick cooklq food.I
lillt frol.en cube ,.a,
frozen trench friel, fNIMI
green beans In butfler ahice,
frozen apple pie aDd ,,_..
mUt at a cost of ti.71 ·
For just $1.25, pla.!abf ..
Bobbl could serve _.t ,JMt.
halted potatoes. io:r. frozen green beans, ge
a.law. homemade b a k e d
custard and reconaUtuted
nonfat dry milk. .
Ginger would spend a
total of $4.50 to feecl her
family .for one day. Bobbi
would sp.nd just '2-31. But
Bobbi'• means, although
cbeaper, have macll man
food value. '
Ginger'• meals ,.,. lick· iDC in frutta and WIJetablel
and protein for breakful
She has chosen many "emp-
ty calorie" food.a that are
high in 1 u g a r and/or
fat (such as sugare4 cereal.
grape drink, wafer cooldes,
potato chips, pie). TbeM
foods live llWe food value
fOl' the money.
Bobbi cbole fooda wlDcb
live much food ft1lll for
tbe mOMJ. sucJa • •tm.Ir
•-'-wh!t-shopping at ·Sdfeway doP _!_n_~ the Snadt
N'fUX ... of _.....a....-tea ~· Of • • • lar for a r.trashlng ~ WTI_, ' ..
'. .'Chaesa~urger .. /
Ice Crea• Socia
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White Magic
.Liquid
Bleach
I PU Blue Chip Stamps
LOW PRICES --OF COURSE!
Tuna Cat Food :=. 7 :: '1
P:ormulatH fOf' )'tut Mt'a 8alanoed NutrltlOfl,
Shortening ~~,·k~~,. 3 ~"~ 5~ w:L~.,
Paper Napkins ~= ~":O te w~~o~·1
K:-..1.-.x N-Ll.a au,.r... pki. ~ Why ... ,
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PICK UP YOUR Fall
GAMI CAllD AT SARWAY
.. · ·aeech-Nut
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Foods
Plus Blue ·Chip Stamps ·
Dairy 8, Delicatessen Buys!
Watch Races Satunlay
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Poly-unsaturated
~NuMade
Oil
The "Uoht OU" -,_ CeolitMJ or lebnf.
24-oz.
~btl.
Plus Blue Clip Stimps
CrHm O' the Crop
Plus lue Ctilp St-.s . I
Clga.-.Hes
~=:~~ ... Carton ·2~: cfeam Cheese 1~. 1 Qc
Luceme Buttermilk!:l Sc'1~·29c EGGS
Gracie "AA1
Large
ONE CENT
Toothbrush Sale! Cottage Cheese ~ ::;. 29c .. ~ ........ .w
· Quaker Oats ii:~.:: 1~ 28• w:ro~., ..,O.OTNttili_. ....... ..... ......... , ........... o.oc.tt
Luc Puddi ..... ~ t• '-'-.., ~ eme . ngs ~:..-: 3~ '1 .O.r..t.e4 ........
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Tomato Sauc. TOWll l•OL &f Why ll'ay
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FROZEN FOOD BUYS!
Oranie Juice Scotch Trut-flnof ':" 18' F.vorite m Florid•
StraWberrles . Bel-air Slice6-Swltt, 1~29' Ripe Ind Juic:J, tool
Bel-air Pizza With Cheat-1:.: Ste ~mium QulNtJ -Bel-air Pizza With Pepperolli
Old World FIMr ':.7. 79'
Ice. Miik Bars Biby ltutll 6 ...... 4tc Chocollte CMrld ' ,...
Sotith American
""" "'"' &.w.. ltipe .. Ofllf W.W., leMMt C.n
1e1 r.,. • -. LllMfl
.... ., 6eletM Seleck. lb CMd 11lk Lew, Low 'ricef e
Russet Polatoes~s., 10.:. 39c
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Oranges ,.::-,.... a.: 99c Cltsp Celery r:: =. ... 1 tc
Lettuce • ';-:;.:::~ 2 .. 29c Fresh Carrots ~ ~1' · . '.: 19c
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USDA Choice 6ra~
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Trimtnoel to Porfedionl lb SIMwt s..... •
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Meat
Prices
Luor'a Quelity
C fvll Shenk Portion
Smektcf, Fuly Cooktcf
From y °""' '°"on. =... •· SSc lb.
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Beef Sau••ge McCoy'-S•tH!tM J...+ •1t1tt ~ ... r.,. fer ., .. w ... w My+l111e ... 7-______ _,,
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BREAKfAST BANQUET STARTS THE DAY OPF UIHT
\
as.D.A.om.,..DUD91Gua
Clod Roast
••an USUT ••••cu , .. llUllS ...
SLICED BACON
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IWICl-UIS,.
SLICED
BACON
U.S.D.A. O«)fC!
lAllGE MVJY ENO
DE E t) ·CU T EV ER Y DAY •
DIS COUNT PRICE S
MlllC ffO 'ftAl •
7 -Bone Roa1t ••• .a. 69c
NUnlTIOUS, M~ OMD IONI ~
Veal Roast •••••• \I, 79c
lW41'Nl9.lOIN •1,. Veale...,,. ...... ..
... fOI..... c Veal Iii Chops •• ..a 89
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DEEP l , : d ;.: Y CJ:. Y •
OIS Cl 1 1d tii~l ~t:.5
u.s.DA OiOICE Ml*-• leef Rllll.. • • • •• LI. 59• .
U.S.D.A. OtOIC£ fXTM ..... "
Short RIM • • • • • • ell. 49c
w.TWQT~WWl'e_.
Corned leef ....... 89c
-MSllT~,..,,.Clle9
leef Ta111ue • • • • .a 69c4'
NO~NlCQ.--• Pick O' tM Chick • ~ 49c
u.s..DA OIM>fA ..... a.a-IOUal-1jLC ~L .. getl Pf}'9rl· •ta. .. Y
.... 'Ila .... .. • .. .. • ..
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•• , kt .... .. • Mp,
lltp ud ?Jiil lnakfaatT
Jlmltilaliltl .. , that o ..
...-. to oae tbird of tbe
..,.. f 0 0 d requirementl
....... be eaten iD the morn·
... -that breakfast lblald eaataia blpquallty
....... for nera and a
=:•alive feellq. Tbe • mid-mornblg let. .... llat many pelple H •
,. ..... eould be a. direct ....-.of brea1r1e• that are ~ _ or bl&b la
~ta and low in
~ ~ ls no betteJ' way
to ... t the daily ntritional
J'ilfl•ement than ~I ti*," aaya H. E-• Dhdlr of tbe U.S. •
meat of tile Interior 's
BmuaofCommercial
7¥beriel. 0 Filb contain ::c:!t)' of~~ ~
~ MCI a.re lower lD
.... fatl tbaD ...
protem IOUl'Cfl."
Stan tbe day off tiCbt.
SmNe" Jl'IU Hub ii •
I a t 11 f y l D I benquet-far· lnakfallt that will help .,...
family say eoodbY• t o lnlkfMt blues and bello to
an pep and energy that ww lut far into the dav.
8llODD nse BASB
l pound anobd wb.itefilb
GI' .-.er amoked ftsb
• alicesblcon 4 cups finely diced raw
potaton 2~cbopped
oeioa
2 tablelpoooa c b o p p e d
panley
14 teupoon pepper
113 cup bacon fat or
OU-melted fat or oil
~cup watllr Pllll'ika
Remove skin and bones
,,_ fillL nu. the fish. '\
FrJ ...... .m crisp lo a
lo.incb try pu: drain on
abearbeat ya>-· Crumble b9coG. ClDmlll8e b a c o n , ~
,.._., --. parsley, r
,.,,.. aad 1111 •
Pklee llb llllxture in hot ' fat ad pour water over the
top. Cater aad Cook OV('r
m.,a.. Mal for 7
minutel. Tutn llllxture and
cook, wcw•ed, 6 lo 8
• ....., ....... or until JiCldt1" browned. Stir OC· c..,.117 tD mb in the
mowned potato. Serve on •
a warm wrving platter, •
SpriDkJe wltla p a p r I k a •
Sena e.
Washing Tip
Soak baby's milk·st.amed
1umeata in cold water I»
fen wuhiDg in hot soap or
detergeat suds.
... ••••if M Mn.t ..... Sell U.S.D.A.
Q1lce T11••••1._. leef. .. Disant •
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DEEP·CUT EVERYO~Y '
DISCOUNT PRICES
IWGAIUCa Cooked Hcm1 •• -=67c . . ..___.I I
Spread •••••••• ~ 29c
U.S.DA G«AOI A WHOlE
SRWI•
cmcKEN
.-::.. .15c
OSCM*YllMl.MEAJ
Franks ••••••••• ~~ 5
~ IEff; I .ta. PIG.. 65c
OSCAAM4Yl!lt.tlL MEAT 01 AU. lff1 ._.__ n .oz. 6 ~na • • • • • • • rteG.
U.S.DA CHOICE
ClNTU CUT tta ROAST Ot
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Seafood Salad MoldecJ ~~------~----~
For Elegant lun.cfleons
With the cb.Udren l n
1ehoo1. many mothers a.re
having loncbeaal for stric~
•ocla.l fllD as well as for worttac committees o f
political, dvk, church. ucl
other aroupe.
Tbere are few m o r e
ele,.. luncheon entrees
than this molded seafood
salad featuring 19bster, crab
and dairy aour cream, in
a weu flavored milk bue.
Two cllpl Of flaked tuna or
salmon IDJIY be subltitu11Jd
for tbe crabme.t a n d
lobster, but the result won't
be nearly eo "e~te."
llOLDE DSEAFOOD SALAD
1 teupoon salt
Few gralm pepper
2 • eavelopes unflavored
gelatine
2 cups milk
% cup .dairy eour cream
1 cup cooked lobster meat,
canned er ftocen
Canned or fresh
1 cup cooked crabmeat
1 c:up ~ ce-.ry
2 tableSpocllll ftDeJy chop-
ped Oll60D Snackt!M. an.t--acbool ~ cup ~ parsley or late la .. eftD1nc,
l/t cup ..... pimieoto PIJ'tieWarlJ for ,._,.._.., s bird • coMed eus, should be ttme1 of relax· ~~--· atioo and refreshment. .. ~ A few leCOlldl out to make
Mix aaJt and pepper with auclal attractive to the e1•
plaline in top ol double ., well u to the palate
bolle.r. Stir in 1 cup cold will go a loq way toward
milk; let stand 5 mlnutes. creating the deairtcl ·~
Place over boiliq water and mOlpbere. M i l k s b a .k • a
beat to dluolve telatine; become el&JDCll' iteau u
add remilpillf 1 cup cold 1'tll II tWIJ liVerl wMa
milt; dlill 10 mintes. aened Jn pnUJ fl'Ollld
Gt"aduall.J add to dairy IOU? ..... Garailh wltb b1ta
cream. ltirriaC"" until well of m1Dt, aarudUDo ebtr-
bleoded. Cool to C'Olisin.c1 rla, •up llictl er whlp-
o/ 1'9w eg white. Fold-bl ping c:reem.
cubed lobster, -<.Tabmat, SadWicbe1 cut ID uuaual
celery, onioo, parsley, pi-· 1bape1 w tn WJ-to-h•ndle
mien., a D d hard<OQbd ftaae' ltrlpe I U d d 8 1l 1 y eas. become ilema ., creater-
Pour into kup mold than·usual interest . . • and
which will be filled to doll't tab a bit klnaer.
almast overflowin&. CbllJ U you are a Umtaclt faa
until Arm. Unmold; pmish but 1"Mlkl like a little men
with salad er-. tomato nourilhment, here'• a aovel slices and cucumllier lllic:el. nrlatlon on tbat popular
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Normal home laUQderlng
can effectively d • 1 t r o y
di.Jeue-eaUJ.hlc 1*teria if
water temperature ii bot
enouib Aod w.,b cycle long
enoulb, says D o r o t b y
We~ U n i v • r 1 l t y or
California bome adviaor.
Studiu lbow that• per-
cent of common aen:na can
be removed from fabrics by
laundering, except ln the
cue of wwsual amount of
toiliDf. However two t.ctors
are important to Insure
disinfectioa.: water of about
l&G desrees (hotter than
uaaally Uled 1n most homes
and laundramatt), and a
wash cycle of more tban
10 minutes O~ than tbat
of the average macblne).
When wash water tem-
perabn'es are less than lliO
degrees and disinfecting is
necessary because of in-
fectious Wnes.s in the Wu}.
ly, a d.lslnfect.ant should be
used.
UDA. NO. 1 IUSSfT
W~, F-.., 14, 1968
Grom Sun/lower-State
Creative oeoh'l\I i. alw,ya
• cballence, od wbea it
comes to c rt a tin t
ouee.rolee, 1U'l will coa-•tantl.J be loMDIC ... that
''IC>metbiq atra•• appeal
that wiD Ht tbil dllb above
the 1vera1e,
You cu addew this ef-
fect Jn ,._... CUMrOle cook·
ine widJ tbe t.,...iMtive uae
of a loot-known but too·
orten-overloobcl deUcacy •••
touted sunflower 1 e e d nut meab .
These rich ~and
salted nut meets add u11cy
flavor to this deU&'IUUI
cueerote d1ah aa well u
an exciting contrut wt(b
their crunchy texture. Tuna,
green pepper, mushrooms
and chow mein nood.les
rOtmd out this casserole
surprise. It can be made
in minutes and proudly
served to frlendt Cl( family.
TOASTED NUT AND
TUNA CASSEROLE
1 611.i ounce can tuna
l llDall ll'eetl pepptir.
mopptcl
1 null oaloo, chopped
¥• c:up cboppecl pbDento,I
1 cup cbopped.eelerJ
~ eup IUDOower Md· meets
2 cupa chow mein noodle•
1 1~ ounce C I D
mushroom IOUP
i;, cup milk
1 4 ounce can ullced
m11Shrooma with llquld
Salt to tute
Mix 1lm, pepper, onion,
pimentos, c e le r y and
IUllOonr JJ)eeta In a but·
tered 1 ~ quart cuaerole.
Place 1 % cups cllO'W mein
noodles on bottom. Mix
mushroom soup, milk and
MU&brootns with 1 i q U id:
pour over tuna mixture ud
mix wen. Spoon this on top
ix well. Spoon this on 1op
of chow mein noodles. Place
oeber' ~cup DOOdles OD top.
Bake at 350 degrees for 45
minutes. Serves 4 to 6.
). Get 'em on quality POTAIGES
r.ay Brand Beef, for instance!
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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY-Snoopy and Charlie
Brown are the stars m tonight's Valentine's Day
special cartoon "He's Your Dog Charlie Brown" in
color at 8:30 p.m. on Channel 2. The Charles M.
Schulz cartoon "Peanuts" appears daily in tbe
comic aection of tbe Daily Pilot.
TELEVISION VJEWI
Specials Have
Their Worth
ly RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD {UPij -Thia has been the sea·
son of special programs for television -and al·
though some have failed, the successes have proved
how valuable they are to networks on many counts.
The m~t recent ~as. of course, wu last w~k's memorable Fred Astaire hour. And i~ iJ
worth considering bow tt shapes up in vanow
areae against an ordinary series.
In the first place, thil one hour -this single,
solitary hour -prebably got more advance notice,
more attention, more reaction and more promotable
newspaper comment than, say, 26 eplaodea of "The
Mothers-in·law."
THEN, flOlt ANOTHIR e:iample, there WU the
Frank Sinatra special, with Ella Fitzgerald as hil
guest. It also got tremendous reaction, a good rat.
ing -and won more attention for NBC.TV than.
say, 28 episodes of "The Vireinian."
There was also the Jack Pur speda1. And it,
too. earned a top rating in relation to most abowa,
as well as considenble reaction and plenty of the
publicity and newspaper tpace that items to follow
Paar -because of bis penooal appeal md hi.I
talent. Certainly a single Paar show gains more
attention than, say, 29 epiaodea of "The Wild, Wild
West."
THERI IS TALK that the networks may cut
back on specials nut 1euon became they bad
tr9uble selling tome of their one-shot programs. In
addition, the election year coverage on which the
networks traditionally go all oat drains off fund•
that can be used otherwise, and seems to necessi·
tate more than usual devotion to bread·and·butter
program«.
But the excitement generated for television by
the specials this season haa more than compensated
the networu in their public ima~. and this is an
incalculable triumph -one of those things that all
the routine promotion cannot buy. And it is worth
payin~ a bit of a price for.
There bu been eome carping that ABC.TV's
two-hour adaptations of well·known plays and mov·
ie5 are unnecessary because .we have seen and can
still see, their other versiona. But revivals are a
hi!!hly honorable part of any theatrical tradition,
and if they are don• well, they should be welcome.
AT LEAST three of these adaptations come to
mind as excellent revinla .. There was the ~t
versi on of John Stembeck'a "Of Mice and Men" -
which the vast majority of viewers probably hadn't
sttn either in the theater or u a movie.
There was a fine adaptation, as well, of "The .
Diary of Anne Frant"-whidl, though widely view·
ed in othel' forms in tbe past. including an inferior
movie version. proved further that a memorable
production Is an asset at any time. And there was
the adap~tion, too, of "Dial M for Murder."
Any of these three adaptations was worth a
year's supply of 'jThe Rat Patrol" or "The Felony
Squad " or "The Second Hundred Years."
Good is good, and an outstanding special is
money fn the bank for a network with good horse
sense and business sense.
Dennis tlae Meaaee
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Shish. -.Kabobs .. 69!··
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Sea ·Kabobs ...... 49.!
· Cubes of 1wordfish, alternated with hJ.libut ••• akewered ••• 8 oz. minimum ~
Split Broilers ... 39~
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goodneu! 8 LB. CAN.
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, Twelve ounce chubs of ~ Salami or
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