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·schoolS Eye Jun~
Eleven Flee
cO~ty Jail;
1 Arrested
lyJAR BROBACIC ........... ...,,
Ten Oranee CoUDty Jail prisoners
"went to church" earJ.y this morning
in &Uta Ana. 1be lltb one, a Hun·
ti~ Be~b man,· was captured in
tbe .nermatb of one of the largest
. jalllneb ~ tbe couni, in the put u,.....·
Ftur Orqe Coast area men are
.11.lted ~Olll the 10 ltUl at large after ' uM 'breakout! ·
. Tbt 11 etcal*I, all beint h~ ln
a felonf "tank" 011 the third Door
ol tile coumy. Old jail buildinl north
of .th and s7cam«e streets, ap-
par~ removed a ventilator abaft
CM'C Pd c.-tbe lhaft to uae
roet.
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,..,.., ... tbl root• w 1'M
Prnb,ter11!\ Cbardl. JJext door llld
made their .,,.., to Ul(ety.
The captGrtd pUoner, •&edl1 cboae to 11We ~ a ~ on
t.be aide ol tfie Jan bufJdJoe and fell
injuring both ankles. He wu idenWled
u Michael E. Wilcox, 22, of :B 14th
Sl, Huntington Beach. Wilcox, who
was held on auto theft cbarge1, iJ
in Oran1e County Medical Center for
treatmenl
The break waa disconred about
5 a.m. during a head count, begun
normalJ.y at 4:30 a.m. each day.
Capt. James Broadbelt of the sher·
iff'a office said the "tank" held 64
prisoners although designed to ac·
commodate only 32. A total of 489
-priaoners were in the crowded jail
Monday night, including tbe escapees,
Broadbelt said.
, Fifteen prisoners got away t.be last
time a mass ventilator shaft breakout
wu attemptec at the jail. That was
in Auplt, 1958. One fel<>n peeled to the akin and
ataempted to crawl through a ven·
tilatar a!Wt at the jail last year.
But the nude hood got stuck halfway
between blJ cell and the jiu roof. n JDok Bremen several hours to free
him (from tlle abaft, not the Jail).
Rt didn't make lt.
Two Costa Mesa men were listed
(See E&C.WE, P11e i)
positions iota1n1 '20.7 milliOP.
School board member& ivill decide
wbedMlr' to try to recoup in JuM
when the}' meet apia iD two weeb.
If tbey 'do go for a new bond vo~
they ctill will tiave to settle the
amount and whether to also include
an override measure on 1he ballot
Such an override could increase tax·
es as much as 50 cents a year tor
Ule oat 10 ~ars.
DiHUUiOO Monday nilbt ~ed
trust.eel do not agree on how aoon
to bold another bond election. Two
favored the June 6 primary date,
thr..e were opposed, and two tai.d
in efhlct "maybe."
In favor of tbe early repeet are
Mrs. Marian Bergeson and SeUm
"Bud" Franklin. Oppo9ed are James
"Bill'' Peyton, Donald Strauss, atd
Mrs. Elizabeth Lllly.
Able to see some justificatt.ion for
Pelle& Seek Leads
Newport Jewelry Theft
·Nets $14,495 in Loot
Ne'\Vf>Ort Beach police today probed
for leads but came up empty in the
theft of $14,495 in jewelry from a
Harbor Highlands home.
Police said Monday the victim was
Mrs. Marilyn Aiine Bruce, 1620 Lin·
coln Lane.
Mrs. Bruce told olficers her home
· waa ransacked the night before while
she and her family were out to dinner.
Tl;lleves entered the residence by
slashing the . screen of a sliding glass
door leading to the master bedroom.
The door opens onto a patio.
The bedroom was ransacked before
the burglars discovered the gems in
I
a jewelry box stashed inside a clothes
bag hidden in ... a closet. A total of
$200 in cash was also taken from
the closet.
Mrs. Bruce said 19 pieces of jewelry
were stolen. They included seven
rings, including a $2,600 diamond rlng.
Also among the loot....._was a '2.900
diamond pendant.
"So far our investigation hasn't
yielded a lead," said Police Capt.
Louis Heeres. "We. don't have
anything to go on, and certainly we
wish we did with this kind of money
involved."
No Fair Peeking
Jail 'Visit' Leads to Arrest
Two teen .. agen 1tarled serving girl up to the window, police said.
one-year probation terms today after They appa.rootly were trying to
they were arrested ov~r the weekend "visit" with inmate Gregory Paul
and J>leaded guilty Monday to un· Campbell, 20, who had been arrested
autbofized communications with a for allegedly peddling dangerous
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N.Y. Stoeks
JUESDAY,-FEIRUARY 20, 1961 . tEN CENTS
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riniairy ·Bond Try
lditin« the election in June but not
tbarouOU,y con~d are Uoyd Blan·
pied J~ and Roderick MacMilliao.
A etrategy .several tJmes alluded lit bf ihe board but not tuUy discUued
.,_. putting a ptQvisional override
on Cfte ballot. 1'be override measure would be so
wotcled that it would be invalidated
U th• bond measure also passed.
The apparent but unstated nuoning
ls this: some voters mi8ht be
Mesa's Marina
Down the Drain;
Auction Slated
The site of Costa Mesa's $90 million
marina is on the auction bloc){ today.
Originally plam1ed as an access to
the ocean along the Santa Ana River
on either side of Hamilton (Victoria)
Street on the city's western boundary,
the 144-acre project now has been ap-
parently abandoned.
A sign recently erected on the prop-
erty announced that the residential
and commercialJ.y zoned land will be
sold at auction at l:~ p.m. March 20
at the Sheraton Beach Inn in ffUJ)ting·
ton Beach.
The marina property origil\1}ly was
owned by Lesser Enterprises and was
earmarked for waterfront develop-
ment. It later was sold to Western
Orbis Co. of Los Angeles.
Costa Mesa city officials. said today
the announcement comes as a sur·
prise. and that Western Orbis has not
contacted the city regarding the ma·
rlna development.
"All 1'e know is that there's a sign
out there announcing the auction ."
City Manager Arthur McKenzie com-
mented. "We haven't had any official
word on the situation."
Stock Market
blaclmnalled lnto voting for tbe bonds
out ol fear their neighbors would paas
the owrride. '
• School bonds need two-thirds ap-
proval; overrides only a bare ma·
jority, An override would increase
taxes sharply IJld right away, whereas
bonds are paid off slowly over a
longer period of years.
Passage of Qi million in school
bonds lut October would have in-
creased taxes 19 cent& to begin with
and :.> cents maximum after three
years.
District Supt. Leland Newcomer
remarked at a board meeting sev~al
mooths ~go that a 50-<:ent override
tax bike would about cover the
district's building needs if a bond
election couldn't be passed.
Dr. Newcomer was directed to
prepare several alternative ballot pro-
( See BONDS, Page Z)
More Citfl Revenue:
Legion Lease
Report Lands
In Council Lap
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of Ille o.llY l'llol Steff
Newport Beach city councilmen to·
day received a city staff report on
the status of the American Legion's
lease of city.owned bayfront property.
The report, which c o u n c i 1 m e n
ord.ered one month ago, contains no
firm recommendations on Legion Post
291 's current request for extension
of the lease which is due to expire
in January, 1976. '11t's too delicate
a situation," e:q>lalns City Manager
Harvey Hurlburt. ~report, bo'nver, do. contaill ~ lease modlne,tiom tba coun-
cil nµght wish to conaider. They bl·
cludt ~a&loa of a termination
clauee Jil a ttneWed Jeue -*1with a
given notification period of one or
two years."
This clause, the sta.ff study suggests.
"mJght be exercised at the option
of the city in the event a higher
or better use of the property ls deem·
ed appropriate at some future date."
Also tossed to the council "for con-
sideration" are these suggestions:
-A requirement that the SO-slip
matlna operated by the post at its
15th and Bay Avenue Legion Hall
site "revert to the city at the end
of the existln~ lease period."
-Modification of revenues payable
to the city from the marina rentals.
-A requirement that a specified
rental payment for continued use of
the land under lease be paid to the
city starting either when the lease
is extended or at the time of the
present expiration date.
The city now receives $1 a year
from the Legion for use of the city
property, which was first leased to
the Post more than 40 years ago.
The recently completed marina is
expected to generate an estimated
$28,000 in annual revenue. The city.
in accordance with a lease revision
a few years ago. is to receive 10
per cent of the gross income from
the marina. The Post gets the rest.
The staff report, which councilmen
received in the mail today, contains
a history of the Legion-City lease
arrangement as well as data on Post
291 membership and "confidential"
financial Information.
The study notes that the Post's
current membershlp Is 488. Of these
members. all but 157 live out of town.
A total of 93 live in Costa Mesa,
176 live elsewhere in Orange County
and 62 live out of the county.
Newport residents repn!Mlllt 32 per-
cent of the Post's membenbip, the
report points ouL
South VWts
Battle Cong
Near Saigon
MJG()N (UPI} -South VletnameH
troops ·battled three large Viet CODI
forces on the very outs~ of Saigon
today and a spokesman warned that
a new invasion of the capital could
C<Jme tonight or Wednesday morning.
South Vietnamese police and aoldiers
went on special alerl
Communist artlllerymen lobbed four
more big five-inch rocteta at the Tan
Sor.. Nhut Airport complex cont:-.!n.lng
Gi!n: William C. Westmoreland's
"Pentagon East" headquarters but on·
I) two 'landed inside the base and
they caused no damage.
A spokesman reported North Viet-
namese gunoers hit allied positions
along the demilitarized zone with 290
mortar and artillery rounds as action
increased there too. And heavy
fighting was reported in the cities
of Hue on the northern coast, Phan
A i d on t h e central coast and Song
Be al-Ong the cambodian border.
A captured Viet Cong document
boasted the second wave of Com·
munist ~ttacka wo1tld "level" Saigon
and told CommUn.i.N in a province
south of the capital to mov• their
relatives out of the city.
The Saigon curfew was strictly en-
forced . All civilians were off. the
streets by 7 p.m. A few families
living on the outskirts o.f town moved
tn with relatives in the city, sayine
they had heard the attack was coming.
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L
Lido Man Freed
On $6,250 Bail
In Bookie Rap ~~ . drugs. They claim w nothing more Police said that both visitors ~ NEW YORK (AP) -The stock mar·
ket closed with a substantial galn to-
day. Trading was moderately active.
(See quotations. Pages 10-11).
Reports filterlng through town sa.id
Viet Cong propagandists w e r •
ci!'culating Jeallets which said the
Communists were poised and ready.
U.S. intelligence said three Com-
munist dlvision1 -~ of 18,000 ~--~~~~_.!.!~=30~~.ooo:~~~men-were "Wft.l:ilii'"rUCJl'~· ~~~
Mesa Approves <See VIETNAM. Paae t) .....
Udo Isle resJdent Carlo Mm1lnel1l
'9day was free on ts.zo-bill peoding hAa erra.ipJt\e11t on felony cbareea of
cmaph'acy to co1Jllll}t bookmaldne. M8rtinelM, 5.1, who told poUce he Is 91f-emPlo~ wa .,.wted in a local
1fmo over the weekend by Newport
then a · but Newport to flee when they were spotttd .
Bndl polict didn't see it that way. on tM window sm of the jail cell
Police said they found Marsha Ann was found a brown paper sack tbat
Johnson, 18, peering iDtO secood•t.ory contained t h r e e matchbooks, two
window of the City Jailr ------candy bars and a small cake. Inside
Tffte:rillg below wa,, Kendel Robert the jail cell waa found an apple, po-
Kaser, also 11. who was holding tbe lice said.
The market rose cautiously as it
followed through on Monday's tirm
showing.
Revokin~ Topless
Business License
1-ch Det. Jobn Simon and a diatrict I d ittorney'1 invacliator. L p Fl t K • 1 Costa Mesa's only toptess beer bar,
lbnon alleged that Maltinem WM aguna. eac e oa I e Baby Doll's, at 2170 Harbor Blvd., ~ng a beokmeldlaC ~ th.at · • . will be out of bll3iness as of June ttlll intO ''....-al tllllUlllld ...... I 3 ~." . ~ el tbt ~ bulinea At the City Council meeting Monday ~ ....._--<>r..re TM Orange County Peace and L Wblcb the Joh.a Birch Society was She named u defenda1 ts in the night, councilmen voted unanimously _:.......-• d nl-" try in H u gt B h t to accept the revocation of business SimGD ....... Human Rl&llts Council Monday lost e ~ en a un n o·· eac court aCUoa the Exchange Club, he and entertainment licenses from Baby
Martlntlll ,,. bllDI Mlwted tta '-al battle to enter a float tn parade in which the Huntington Beach city. the chamber of commerce. and Doll owner Harry Maselli. ewport 8-dl, m alleged accom· -• Chamber of Commerce "Ras involved. pie& •• plcbd .., In Loi Aaples, th~ La1una Beach Patriot&' Day la Ule Laguna Beach case. neither the Patience Wright Chapter of the MaseUi's attorney, Berien E. Moore a.re...., fo Sbnon. Par.U wlMn a Se.q>erlor Court jud&e the city nor the chamber of commerce Daughten 0( the American Revolu· of Gardena, told councilmen MaseUi
'1111 det.dift rE'l*'1*f tblt Mn. ruled aplalt i-. or1an11M1oe. waa Involved, placing a different com-tlon. decided to waive hi! rl~hts to a public
• a..triel Rfala, 40, allo WU 'l'be P.ece Colmeil had fllld a writ plexJon on the case. Judge said. The t.....,. Beach Exchange Club hewln&. would surrender bis liquor
-•• -e d • ....., bootnullal of _..... alDd a t.etq tbe Ex-In his opinion Judge Judge wrote : has the '* rtcbt to determine who license to the Alcoholic Beverage Co&-~:a...... ,..__. wn--e'..,, ~ Club tt Lac-a &each to "1'ht ditcrtmlnation practiced here may or IDl1 '°t take part in the trot Board, and volunta.irndly Jive u,.~
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11111
...-._°'::! ~ permit .be -.1r7 la tbe 'DundaJ doea not vlolato constitutional riahta parade, W'Ol'd.ln& to club president "any andc a~ ClicetaDHtM a Jperm• ~
,..... ---puadt uale11 It l• shown that there is 1ta.te James P'. Leddy, an att«ney wbo to the ity vi °' esa une •·
_..... ._ Tbe 'dub had denied the requen action in..oived (or, in this cue, city represented tile cluli in court. In return tor the dismi11al of all -e. Lal ,..... aa .. not In teeplna wD Ult tbernt acUon)." "We are not Involved btre with "criminal complainta" aaainat him by :C ':.:m~~...: ot t!MI •wnt." The naline continued, "Tbere J1 no prf'judict lie.tee! on race or colol'," ttie city. .
.... to mn.ct or.. 1111 otf. 8'IDOD Corona del Mar tUorney Patrida 1howin1 here t: a conscious la.tent Leddy slid. Moore said the "sUpulatiOn" did
__.. -_ ~..-bllol9 .... CGart-ol tbs City of w,una lleacb -w..1_..___·_,· e tMe tne qUMUon oLthe "aclmowl~ l1le -tec_t1Rt a(~:_
I l lllrtiDtlll. of 121 ~ Jtbat, .. -Mt-..J•DMt F • .hid,. tUl1aM-i1&he1M.-11et~-41Rr " Jifbt to llllOM e -eunttons'-' --trom-tti~-5tt~tl'c _
• • • ! .. '9 _.. la a s r111l111t m Md • tdlr ..._ t bat to Mn.. llm'loC for tbe peace ~o 1p ·patnots' .., JlflGl--;-m wt ICC~ -B1Verage COnttat ~nr. i.-. lats ...,., wwwcluC tit r...,n.r oar""""·'' ht.d tmDed refuaal of the parade protect.eel~ Ole ConJtitudoa:•art out elude any and &11 .pCmlta nor.held
1 polir& b Judp Jadp deed a ... u.r-CUI rmit "arbitrWJ Md caprlclOUI." rtOir Ml-.0 para!UeCW' by Manl"
or-•e /~-~
We•t•er
That laiy, buy, drippy weath-
er will ltict around through
Wednesday, forecaster Frank
Ernst promises, dropping the
coastal temperature down to
the 60-degree mark.
INSlDE 'l'ODA Y
There'• Jauohtu 4pltnty com-
ing up along thf Orang• Coad
this week. u thtct MW come·
din O'J)e1' as com''"''"tv Ui.ta-un, ;oa.ing thrte otl&tn OZ..
teodu m 91oor1u. '" ~· ~1Pol• ••. • I
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2 OAJL V PILOT TUddAy, ftbNll'y 20, 1961
,~Ex-CdM
Woman
Nixon Aide
Mn. Patricla Reilly Hitt of Villa
Park today was appointed national
co-<:bainnan and director or women's
activities for the presidential cam-
paign of. Rlcbard M. Nixon.
A loeltim• f.dend of the former
vice-president aDd Mrs. Nixon . and
a former resident f4, Corona deJ Mar.
Mn. Hitt plans to visit most or the
50 stat.ea to encourage fund·raising
activiUes for the candidate on the
part of women's groups.
She aa.id that campaign activities
will be conducted "by pain'' in each
state with a director of women's ac-
tivities aod a dir.ctor of men's ac-
tivities to coordlnate all activity.
A native of Whittier. Mrs. Kitt serv·
ed u Republican National com·
mitteewoman from CallfornJa from
1980 to UIM and has participated in
the campaigns of Sen. G e o r g e
Murphy, in 1964. and Lt. Gov. Robert
Finch. who received the largeat vote
of any 1966 statewide candidate.
In 1952 she was elected president
of the Orange Republican Women's
Club and became presjdent of tbe
Orange County Federation o f
Republican Women's Clubs In 1956.
Mrs. Hitt has been a member or
the Republican State Cenb'aJ Com-
mittee since 1158 and was on the
executive commJttee lrom 1964 to 1167
as chainnaa of Its speabra bureau.
Among the numerous civic and eom·
munity groups to which Mrs. Hitt
has belonged are the Corona del Mar
School PTA. the Newport Harbor
Women'& Civic Clij) and lite Citiuns
Committee for Better Schools.
ACLU to Def end
M~ Fighting
Draft Action
Legal action will be taken this week
t-0 prot.ct the IUldent deferment of
Stephen Turley, 20-year-old Costa
Mesan who turned in his draft card
to protest thew•.
The American CivU Liberties Union
(ACLU) will come to his defense by
filln& an action in U.S. District Court,
Los AD&e.lu. aa ACLU 1pokeunan
a.aid.
Turley. former basketball player at
Colta Mesa Hlah School, hu been
rec:luaUled l ·A (prime draft at.atus)
by b1a Santa Ana draft board.
'"'8 Dartmouttl (fehsman turned in
bis draft card wttli 357 other youths
at the Bolton Alrti-Vietnam Committee
rally 1ut October. Dr. Beajunin
Spock and other insti&ators of the
rally malled tbe draft cards to the
Justice Buildin1.
J& was fer b1a put ln the rally
tbat Dr. Spock WU indicted by a
Ftdsal Ormd Jury. 1'1rii9J sablequenUy wrote his draft
board informinl memben he had
"abandoned his draft caret."
The draft boant lhtt'I acted under
a dired.ive by Selective Service Direc·
lor Lewis HersMy that those who
lmpede tbe draft be recl.usilied l·A.
'tbe AQ.U will file for a writ tn
compel tb6 Santa Ana draft board
\o restore Turiey's 'tudeot deferment.
While t.l:w court deliberates Turley's
atudent defument wUl remain in
force. accordiDJ to Ed Cr~. ACLU
publicity man ln Loa Aneeles.
He aaid e!Cbt slm.ilu legal actions
have bea filed by ACLU aftiliates
acrOS'S the country. lo four o( these
cues the dnft boards capitulated and
restored the student deferments. hE'
said. The other four cases are rtJll
pendln1.
Mn. June M. Turlev. 2016 Wallace
Sl, Costa Mesa, did riot want to talk
about her son's d:ratt status. "I would
Just not rather say tnythlng at aJJ
ript n01r. J'm soi:ry." she aaJd.
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Prayer Day Pr~lainaed
Churches in Harbor Area will join others throughout the world in
obse"ing Friday, March J. as World Day of Prayer. Mrs. ~ ~· wen of the Chureh Women United of Newport Jhrbor, wtridl 1s
sponsonng the observance locally, is shown with Mayor Paul Grube!'
or Newport Beach Ion Mrs. Boswell's left) and ~a .~. Mayor
Willard Jordan. who prodaimed the prayer day tn their cities, and
Father John A.sbey of St . .James Epsicopal Church. Father ~
will participwt.e in a prayer day service at 10 a.m. Mudl 1 in Olrist
Church by the Sea. 1420 W. B<1lboa Blvd.
Parents of Marine Hero
Presented Navy Cross
~STHUMOUS HONOR
Lenee Cpl. Ren.14 Mo«e
F,..... r.,ei
ESCAPE ...
today among the 10 men still being
souiht. The~ are Thomas P. Case,
19. of 332.5 Elden Ave .. a Califorrua
Youth Authonty pn~OMr: and W1illam
\'. Willeford. 24. of 286 Victoria St .
jtiled nn a narC1>tlcs charge.
Raymond L. Brown. 31. of Beach
and Yorktown. ;1unungton Beach, an
armed robber suspect, also 1s among
tht 10.
Ronald A Moen, a YOU!lt Southenl
CallfomU Marme, killed in actloo in
VMtiwn, w1.1 poetbumously warded
the N~vy Crose, ·tbe nation's aecood
h1abest combat award, MonclaJ at El
Toro Marine Air ~tioa for "seUless
devotion to duty in the fee. of in·
surmountable odds."
The award was pttsenled to tht
parents ot the late Marine lance Cpl.,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moort. Sr ..
Manhattan Beach b y Maj. General
William G. Thrash, commandlng
general of the Marine Corps Air Sta-
t.ion.
The 20-year-old Marine's patrol was
ambulhed July 19 by a "lar~e for~e
of well~aled Viet Cong." killing
one and wounding three other Marines
including Moore. According to the
citation he dragged ''him.-:elf across
several yarns of exposed ground being
raked by uarelentint -my~ and
grenade exploswns."
Building Over
Bay Approved
For Irvine Co.
The Irvine Co. tocay has Newport
Bftich dty approval to build a two-
at«Y resta&r•t«6ce buikling a ·
tending over waters ol the lower ~
at Bayside Drive.
Irvine officials &a.id lbe se«md Boor
of the st:Ncture will boost a Revbe' s
Mexican ~1. The fll'31t floor
Wl II be used for offices.
The budding will be located just
a few yards from the aisting
Reuben's ReSburant a1 C oast
Highway and Bayside On~. It will
project about thJW fttt over the wat-
f'r in the privately owned chame.l
betWffl't Lmda Isle arid the · ·e.i.u-
rant Row" area.
City councilmen u 11 a n 1 m o u a l y
JT&oteii the required harbor permit.
3 Mesa CounciZ-Seats
Bring Out 7 CandUlnt,es
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Teaching Revamp Due
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Of .. ~ """...., Speaking for the board. Mn. Elizabeth = sudl 11 factortnc, flndlof
A nexJble schedullnf •nd Incentive uu1 said, •'J'm v~y. very anxious WQJ.
curricwwn propouJ that wollld fun-t ... l l ·,, p-.-~....,.._ d tau :hXn.lt L•-0 see "'s ••• 10 to t. ~ ..,..._ ..... .,,... amen Y c It teaclnmg pro-The procram llUly will .M put into au. periods lnatead of bthlg • cedures at Costa Mesa HJtb--Sdtool standard 55 mlllutn ma,y be 40
was outlined Monday night for the effect next fall. minutes, or 25 mmutet, Ott ev91 eeven
school board. Euent.lally, 11 • u b at it u t e.a ntlnutes. Class s~ likewlae 9ilt nry
Some of the excitement fll'U8ted pel'fonnance fO&la for blocks of time with some leuom bellll UNght to
by teachers uplai.niag &he Jlr'OP'aDl .. w a aubject. . ..,... .,.,..., ..,. .. medtma me
TM traidttloul 56 minutes I*" cJua. ~. ..-e to mnaJI troaP'· .00
VIETNAM ..•
of Saigon.
Vietnamese pollc. loot two pro-
minent anti-government poUticina in-
to "protective custody" tonit)rt ill the
mid.st of the reports ol an imminent
Communist attack.
T b e y were Truon1 D I n b Dzu.
runner-up in tut S e p t e m b e r ' s
presidentia l elecUon, and Au Truong
Thanh. a former ecooomics minater
who was disqualified from the
presidency on grounds he waa pro-
Communist. Both had been peace C''ln-
dldates.
Anotbel' pruklntlal candidate .Phan
Khac Suu wu t.atn illto .. pro&ecUye
custody" durin1 the ftr•t Commwlllt
ollen.siw when reporta drcu.Lated the
Viet Con1 planned to uk bim to
fonn a coalition IOverDJM1tl
U.S. omcuk have Warned tbat
another Viet ConJ ianaloD ol SaiJOD
cou1d come at 1111 time. They repcrted
spotting •neJD7 farces bl. a wide arc
welt. oorthwett ud north ol tbe
capital ud said tome ol them .....
equipped will mac:fdne l1IPI IDd Utl• aircraft Wei!pOU. •
Then were tbtee main araa ol
beaYJ ft&btiDt -llld all el ....
were wttfUn a few aDes ol the Tu
SGS .Nhut airtJeM oe tbe ~
frinte• ol SaicOll:
-Tan Thoj, a vtDaae three miles
west of tbe airbua ud UM place
from wtlicb tba Viet C.J bave Jaancb-
ed a series ol rocket llltllcb • tbe
base in aa effort to cripple .it or
put it out ol acttoa. South VietumeM
troops thus far baft been unable to
drive out tbe VW Cciac.
-Ap TM Hoa, a YiJ1aCe about three
miles west ol 1be rlHUack la the
Cboloa CbiDaltbwa area of east.n
Sai1oa and lmely five m.ila beJow
Tan Son Nbut. Vietumese Ru,..
foueht tbe well entrencbed Viet Cone
througbout the day. They were unab1e
to dislodge_ them with artillery a.ad
airpower although some enemy farcea
of unknown size wer e reported mOYinC
n«tbeastward toward the dty Jlroper.
-Bioh Loi. a village just north ol
Saigon a.od five miles east of the
Bin Loa airbase. The Communiau
were trying to cut the highway bridce
to the big Bien Hoa airbase 13 miles
to the northeast but had at DU!'ly
:D> dead in a three-day betUe.
Jn addition, U. S. military beaclqur-
ters said elements of the U.S. 25th Di-
vision intercepted a Communist force
Saigon Monday five miles from the
Tan Son Nbut A Ir p o r t The
fighting lasted until nightfall Monday.
Communist losses were not ,known
bot the Amerlcane )Oil four killed
aod 15 wounded.
Mesa GOP Quh
To Hear Scribe
Memben of tbe Mes.a V e ., d e
Replblicu Women will hee.r veteran
newsmaa and fonnw AssodMed
Press fonip rorrespondeftt 0. H.
p . Kiq at their' recum mtlltiag
Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Newport
Rivera meeting room.
King ~ as a consuhant to the
president of the Republic of Kana.
and was dtt"Oratlld for bia allllbat
missions in repcirUnc the Kenan war.
tome evea oa • .,..t.o4le teacber ab claue1 a day eoncept 'Will be and studtnt tutorial buts.
done away with. So, too. to some Remedial instruction In this way
extent will semesters become mean-becomes more individualized and
lngJes•. personalbled.
• .... .,,.......,. • -~N"' Teachers' taaU alao will be chang. ~r.u ~ ., ed. with 10me beeom1al dlseu11ion
Prostea will be meuUNd by leaden. some tut.on, IOIM lecturws,
le'80DI Waned rather tbu amount t0me writ.er• of lellOftl. and .ome
of time spent on tMID. Sludenta will auperviaon -dependiaC upon tbelr
climb a ladder ol -...me pa talents.
toward CfaduatioD rathu 1hu lpel\· Studenta, it was -.id, will ,....,ond
dinl a pretcribed amowit of time beUer t.o spedfic fOals that -CU be
in school. achJeved in a short time.
Some students will craduate ta three 1'be taxpayer will be able to
years lnlt.ead of four. On the other deta"mine the cC9l ol each objective
hand, slower students will not be given and decide what level of competency
their diploma until tbe.y i.arn all the he wishes to suppcct in 811Y area
required lessons whether their four of instruction, Naverrette aa.id.
yeara ls uo or not. "The trem is clearly eatabUabed
No .. D,J or "P'" cradel w01 be toward t.b1t type of Uliat,'" ~l
liWD Ullder ti. ..., .,..._. SbMIHta Leland Newcomer aa.id.
ahnply wm..:_procrw ..ut tbey
romplete ' .. t&afaderilJ. Colt.a .._. Bia' Prtadpal John
lfcGofta, musk tncber Dune Keith
and lndultrlal arts teecber Hector BONDS N.verna. pr ... Dted tM pin. • • •
They .id a. ....... «i staff bas
WGtlled bud • plamdq the program lince Jut IUIDIMf and la eater to
try it bl tbe fall. stull11ta aJao hive
bee8 CCllllalW and ~ th e
dalnpowr, the)' nmartect.
NOT TllOBOOOll
Tbe ... &llllifoedl • lMnlillC arr
pm..t1J wtD -be .. ~g u tM .......... *Dmlttee would D e. .,.... lar ...,...., dulroomJ to
acc-n ....... 1artil ~ lnltructk>n
ud ,_ IVMhte .raouree centers for
iDdtYtdual lllld tutorial study an not
avallaMt.
Howevw, Alliatant Supt Norman
Loats Aid IOIM modlftcations may
be poaillll Tbe matter will ban
tD be studied. &adt ,...,tmat, Ea g 11 s b .
JDltt JO e"cr, *·. bas prepared a
clmt ......... do'n th* c'8"riculum iDt1i anal1 .._., -smenta. 1'1le
•......,U _.. .-red In procreuion
wttlt a ...... roalel of study opening
up u t.dc akiDa an teamed.
Students will no longer t a k e
mathematics counes In algebra and
1eometry, for lmtance. but instead wtl eom:plett auccesatve compact
c.dM Chapter
Of UROC Asks
End to Policy
The Corona del Mar chapter of the
United Repobllcana of California
( UROC) bas unanimously adopted a
reS-Olutioa ureiq that the United
sa.ta abandon ita "policy ot ap-
peasement in view ot ita miserable
failure to rope with Communiat •&·
ifession."
Ge« gt H. Satller Jr.. prelident of
the locaJ group. said today the UROC
staU board of eovernors will be asked
to endora• the ruolution at its Feb.
24 quarterly meetinf ln Hernton
Beac:b.
Sattler, an Autonetica encineer wbo
lives at :m Hu.el Drive, aald tbe
resolution ... approved by an 35
members at a meetmc held last week
a t the borne of Mr. amd MrL Ted
Wakefteld lo Costa Mesa.
The resolution charges the John.on
adm.laistJ"atitn with "indecisil9. in-cam~ Ull lack ti f....,.&ht"
In the budtinl ol tbe Pmblo lllcident.
posala for the board to coruiider next
time.
Mta. Berpean twoug~ up the June
election.
"We as a board have a responsibility
to look at the effect.I overcrowding
is having oe tbe dlatrid," she said.
"Some teachers will be leaving
becau,.,e ot double sesstons. Women
can undentand trhat it would mean
to share a ki1cbea with a neilbbor
down Che street.
"U we wait another year for a
bood election it would meaA two years
before dassrooms are bailt. Thia may
be the Jast chance to retrlen the
dbtrld before teriGUI dama,. is
done."
Peyton felt a June election would
not allow eoougb time to--cganlze
an effective campeip. "PerJOnally
J would rather wait aed or1anhe a
1ooc1 campaign tbu aee \II j ump in,"
he said.
"Most ~op&e learn what they need
to tnow about the election from the
MWspapen," Fruklln J>O'nted out.
"We wouldn't have to worry about
pttinl out 4be vote. The only question
ia how is the extra 30 percent turna.1t
1oln1 to vote?"
Strauu said that it what worries
him. He said be prefer• a -.rate
ac.bool held election because in a
eeoeraJ ~lection ",au tet people quite
frustrated and annoyed for reasons
quite ulde from the lcboot pro·
posiUon."
Parking Lot
Beauty Praised
"You've taken :JOC.11' partiq lat and
chaosect it from aft 11pbalt deJll!Tt
into a t.and!Caped a,..,, .. beamed civic
beautification expert lsabef PM.M.
1'be praise came Mood.t',)' at a
Newport Harbor ChalDber el Com·
mttce woe.Mon when Mn. "--
lauded Five CrOWftl ......._.. of
Corooa ctel M..-.
Sbe pre..aed Mi*ew ltd8ef,
uaiM.lllt red;mlraat man saw. wilt\
a cbamber 1mP1 oHtnem ..,,.., fol'
"cc:mpicvo8t a....,.IMllt el their
cmotm« '*"'1DI lot" at Pacl6e o.t
HJ,,,_J tDd p_, AvelNt.
Tbe idaur• bunt a retaiUlc wall
arGIDd C"8 Jot. Md ~ • off wiab
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THIS UNQtJE NEW Pa_OCW CLEANS DEEP
ANO YET lREATS THE RNE:ST CARPETS WITH
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Stanton Officer Back
On Duty After Slaying
Stanton reserve police officer Allen
Christian haa ~turned to active duty
today and bu the support of his
City Council in the manslaughter
charge be fa~s after he shot and
killed a narcotics suspect 10 days
ago.
Christian will not ride In a patrol
car during his voluntary services to
the department, City Administrator
Johnston C. Craig told co11ndlmen,
but will be assigned to desk <JutY.
Cowicilmen voted to ofler Christian
monetary assistance ill legal fees in·
curred in bis defense.
Craig said the reinstatement was
a formailty and was based on "eviden-
ce in previous cases."
, Christian was indfcted last week
by the Orange County Grand Jury
for the fatal shooting o( Paul M.
Aguilera, lB, of Stanton.
The youth allegedly fled while being
questioned by Christian and two others
oflicers. He waa shot from a di.stance
estimated at least 120 1"t while run·
ni ng down a dark alley.
The reserve o«icer said il was
meant to be a warning shot after
~ had called to Ute youth three Umes.
City Attorney ~rge Logan told
the council that under the atate
government code, it may provide legal
assistance for an employe if it feela
that he was within tt'8 scope of bis
duties performed in the best interest
of the city and acted on good faith.
The council directed Craig to conrer
with Chris:ian and his attorney,· Mat-
thew Kurilich, to determine the costs
mvolved.
K11rilich will argue in Superior Court
on March 13 for dismissal of the
charges a1ain1t the officer.
.Bunche Asks Bomb Halt
f n Cal State Address
Speaking at a Monday press con-
rence at Cal State Fullerton. Ralph
1. Bunche, UN undersecretary for
olitical affairs, safd that President
Johnson sbould take ttle risk of halting·
he bombing or North Vietnam in
•rder to make peace negotiations
>OSSible. ··u the risk Is not taken, an even
realer loss of Ufe will result from
m escalating war . . . and use of
actical nuclear weapons," he said.
The 1950 Nobel Peace PrUe red·
p1ent was visiting the Fullertoa cam·
pus for a Sunday night speaking
engagement and a series of lectures.
President William B. Langsdon pro·
claimed Monday "Ralph Bunche Day"
at CSF.
Bun::he added that a temporary halt
ln the bombing would be worse than
no stoppage at all, "beca1.11e you are
saying, in eUe<:t, 'Ir you don't come
to the conference table within a
specified period or time, we will bomb
you again.' "
"The two sides are not far apart
on paper." he said, "but there is
a great distan<:e in terms M trust."
.. lie said conces-sloM must be made on both sides lo assure an honorable
peace.
The UN diplomat canceled a speak-
ing engagement at Occidental couue
today in order to return to Washington
• for a special conference Wedlluday
• •
with UN Secretary·Gi!nttal U Thant
and President JohnlOD.
A native of Detroit. Bu:n<:be said
the ghettos were the "crux of the
problem" in the nation'• racial crisis.
He aaid tbe crisis amo11nted to a
second cfvll war and that tM ellmlna·
tion of the ~ wu oeceuary
to achiew racial stability.
Bunche added tbat he was not a
''black power" advoc~te but !!hat he
felt the milltlOt Negroes have fUlfilled
a need by unitine tbe Negro race
in Amedca.
14,000 Wor kers
Return to GM
DETROIT (UPI) -General Motors
Corp. partially replenished an engine
shortage wound that had spread Into
scattered layoffs by calling beck
14.000 workers today.
A total ol 27,450 men were idled
by the ,iant automaker Monday when
&.tie suppty of engine and parts to
assembly operations was exhausted .
A GM spokesman explained th.at a
48-bour a tr i k e at a Flint, Mich.,
engine plant last week and three foun-
dry strikes in January bad choked
the steady now of blocks and other
caaU.np to the car assembling altes .
~i But Newsmen WW Flg•t
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R egional Center
W ork Due Soon
In Lag una Niguel
Site preparation work for the initial
pbue of coostructlon of the Orange.
County Regional CMc Center to be
located at the intersection of Moulton
and Crown Valley parkways in La·
guna Niguel is nearing completion.
Work on the first building is expect·
ed to start in the near future, accord·
ing to county offldals.
The first structure is one ol four
court buildings planned for the cen·
~. The contemporary-styled struc·
ture wm be of two-story, apllt-level
design, with the main entrance lobby
halfway between upper and lower·
floor lobby areas provided for each
or the four courtrooms.
Interior feat11res will include i.ndi·
reel lighting, air conditioning and
acoustical treatment.
The building was designed by Wll·
liam E. Blurock and A1soclates,
Coruia del Mar architectural firm,
whJch ls also reeponslble for muter
planning the entire center.
Future buUdlnp in the center will
include a public library, sheriff's
aubstatlon, ~ office building, a main·
teuance facility and a fire station on
whJcb wort has now started.
Fund• for the project wlll be in-
cluded m the county budget for the
1988-39 fucal year and will be made
known next June, according to county
oCflcla.IJ. An original proposal of
'905,000 was included ln the budget
for the fiscal year 1966-67.
Thia figure waa then discarded be-
cau1e of a delay ln the projected com-
pletion of the c.nter, which is now
set for 1970.
LBJ, McCarthy
Face Test Today
NEW YORK (UPI) -The positions
of ~sident Je>tuwoo and Se.I. Eu-
gene McCarthy on the Vietnam war
face their fint t.e1t of strength today
in a congreuional election lo heavily
Democratic Brooklyn.
The race took on added significance
because two Democrats -one a
Johnson supporter, the OlheT a
McCarthy advocate -are seeking
the seat vacated by Rep. Abraham
Mutter. elected to the state supreme
court last November.
A Republican and a conservative
also are seeking the seat, but Brooklyn
hu a history 0( gOing Democratic.
flltSQy, f tbnllry 20, 1961 DAILY I'll.OT I
Property Tax Cut?
Reagan Favors Eliminating Furniture Levy
SACRAMENTO (AP) -G o v •
Reagan disclosed today that he favors
ellmioation of the '55 mllllon a year
lD property taxes on such household
items as television sets and furniture.
The governor told hit weekly news
conference elimiMtlon of the tu
would be a "practical" way 0( UJint
some of the proceeds from the $1M
million he wants to return to the
counties in property tax relief.
"I would favor that ln return for
giving the money to the c0unties,
the idea of eliminating the personal
property tax on h o u s e h o 1 d
fUrnishings," ~agan said.
Reagan expressed his views on
elin:tination ol the tax as Legislative
Analyst A. Alan Post questione<! the
governor'• plan o( giving the •155
million, raised from a sales tax ID·
crease, back to the counties -and
leaving distribution of the money up
to county supervisors.
Post said be doubted the counties
would return the money to the pe.ople.
Reagan said the people will have
to persuade the 1upervllors to return
1be money to them. "There i1 no
way you can rule out the influence
of the people," he said. "They have
the responsibility b> see this will be
reflected on their own taxes."
Reagan said he doubted Post'• state-
ment that the admini1traUon was us·
ing $35 million in reserve funds to
balance the budget. "I didn't think
we had $35 million in reserve," the
governor said.
Reagan also indicated that he was
slightly disappointed in the report ol
Irvine Student
Body Headed
By Englishman
Peter Mott. English-born graduate
student from Laguna Beach, was
elected UCI student body president
pro tem Monday night by the student
senate.
He succeed.a Michael Krisman, who
resigned lut week because « alleged
student apathy.
Jan McLean, who narrowly Jost to
Mott, wu appointed t e m p o r a r y
chairman of the Senate, which makes
him vice president.
Previous vice president C r a i g
Harlan resigned with Krisman as did
programs board chairman J o h n
Payne.
Mott, formerly a student senator,
was elected on the second ballot, 13
to 12 over McLean.
The new student body president ls
2:, hold.a a BA from Man<:hester
University, England, a MA from UCI,
and is now working on a PhD in
philosophy.
Mott livu at 3'lO Cypress St., in
Laguna.
He said as president pro tern, not
elected in hi• own rigbt, be fee ls
obligated to continue the policies of
Krisman had succeeded in "increasing
student autonomy and responsibility
while not alienating t h e ad-
ministration."
Krisman In resigning observed his
administration had better relations
with the administration and faculty
than it did with the students.
T b e long-haired, bead-we.a.ring
former &tudent body president was
known for bis anti-war stand, but
aL,o for hl1 success ln quietly bringing
the San Francisco Mime Troupe back
to campw by working through chan-
nels.
New president Mott said he probably
would have abstained had he been
a senator at the time the "pull out
or Vietnam" resolution was passed
last fall. McLean, lhe new vice presi·
dent, voted and argued against the
resoluUon.
his businessman's task force on tu
reform, which bad proposed a series
ct consumer tax bikes. He sald the
Wanu o f War
admlniltntioa was now workini on
a plan that Is "equitable" to UM
people.
N. Korea Vows
Action on Crew
MOSCOW (UPI) -The c r e w of
the U. S. naval espionage ship Pueblo
will be punished and any American
reprisal.I will bring immediate war,
the North Kornn embassy here )aid
today.
The statement -the f 1 r s t
categorical threat or ~ trial for the
83 crewmen -came two days after
the United States warned that an:r
punishment would be a "deliberate
aggravation" of the crisis.
Embassy counsellor Kan Cher Gyn
told a news conference that the
crewmen, "having committed crimes
in one country. will get the punishment
provided by the law 0( this country."
''H the Amerfcan imperialists dare
to take reprisals, then war will break
out Immediately," Kan said.
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin said
last week l h a t the Soviet Union had
taken measures to keep the Pueblo
affairs from escalating to war.
But the threat of trial and punish-
ment for Capt. Lloyd Bucher and
bis crewmen was made less than
a mile from the Kremlin's doorstep.
"Recent events indicate that, at any
time, war can atart in Kmea beeauae
of the U. S. imperialists," Kan Mid.
"I am in a position to declare formally
that whether war erupts or not
depends on the Americans."
Pyongyang radio previously hinted
that the crew members might be
punished. Secretary of State Dean
Rusk bas warned North Korea aga.intt
any punishment.
The North Korean made the state-
ment in answer to a q~stion about
the fate of Pueblo captain Bucher
and his 82 crewmen.
He played a tape record.iDC o!
Buc.ber's alleged confession to viola·
lion of Korean territorial waters and
distributed the now-familiar Korean
pictures of Budler allegedly alenlng
the confession.
Most Western newsmen ln Moac<>W
-Americans excepted -were invited
to the news conleAnce at Which the
diplomat read a long statement
repeating the Pyongyang version of
the Pueblo affair.
"The United State• will never IUC·
ceed through blackmail," he said.
He then repeated the statement by
North Korean Premier Kim Il Sung
that "If the United. States wants total
war it will get fl"
s~rihe Wounded
Dicrotes Story f rom Stretcher
By ALVIN B. WEBB JR.
HUE (UPI)-Snlpers ha4 uroed ln
on a U.S. Marlne sergeant and me and
bad us pinned down for an hour.
Two young Marines got killed on a
wail to my right. Their screams were
terrible. "I'll never forget them
Then I got wounded.
l didn't heaz-the round that got
us when it was coming In. We had
just reached a Marine wbo had been
hit in the throat and I was trying
to help carry him away. Someone
said, "okay, you hold his head". and
then the mortar landed about four
feet away.
My head started spiM.ing. My right
leg went numb. 'Then there was an
awful pain in my foot.
T heard screams behind me.
My Marine sergeant buddy was hit
in both legs and the arm. Our medic
WU hit In ~ leg.
I crawled under a truck and gritted
my teeth. Finally they got us out
in a trock.
The wounded Marine I bad been
tryinl to help wben I got wounded
was put ln the aam. truck. They
performed a traclleotomy on him and
he jogged along with the tube lti.cking
from his throat.
We were carried into an eid station
where I am now. They just told me
that the Marine kid died.
I am tired and I hurt.
I have shrapnel in the right foot.
leg. right arm and back of head,
the latter not much, I cjon't think.
They are uking ~ back. I don't
know wtiere. I am sending thil story
out by lb Heller (a UPI television
cameraman). I am sorry I could not
write the end ot this Hue story. I
wanted badly to be in on the tinish.
I'll be in touch when I can.
(Webb WllS taken to tbe U.S.
Milllary Hospital at Phu Bai below
Hue and then transferred to a Saigon
hosptal. First reporta said be would
have to eta.y in bed f« a few days.
Webb is the S<>l'l of Mr. and Mn. Alvin
B. Webb of Knoxville, Teat.)
Ar sonists Fire High School
In Florida Teacher Strike
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (UPI) -
Businessmen, grandmothers a n d
parents took over classes today in
an errort to keep mos• oC Florida's
schools open and break a teacher's
strike which one official said "could
ruin our whole sate.•·
Most of the .stat.e's schools were
open, but they were closed in about
20 counties -including major popula·
tion centers such as MiamJ, where
20 percent of the stat.e's teachers
and students are located.
Christian said the teachers were
"AWOL from their positions. This is
a violation of everything we stand
for ln America -it could ruin ow-
who\e state.''
The arsonist ent«ed the building
by smashing a window on a rear
door. It ws the second school fire
in the MiamJ suburb slnoe the walkout
was announced Saturday. A firt was
set in the office of Miami Springs
Junior High Saturday night
•• •• •• I a ' Att9rneys Vote for News Blackout
Others were partially open and a
survey indlcated that nearly 520,000
oI the state's 1.3 million school
c h I 1 d r e n were out of school.
Playgrounds remained open to keep
them off the streets.
Between one-third and one-half of
Florida's 81.000 school teachers, led
by the F1ortda Educ.ttton Association
( FEA). resigned Monday to climax
a squabble with the DemocratJo
Jegislat11re and Republican G o v •
Claude Kirk. I
. • CHICAGO (AP) -Tbe AmeriCID
; •Bar Aasodatton bu endoned recom·
: "mcadatlons thlll judges, lawyer• and
; i poUcamen reltrid the O.OW ol iD-J: rormat.fon about crlmlnal ca.a.
t d But newa offldala, turned dOwn la ! • their pit.a for a year's delQ for atuct,,
1 :, predicted Oft' b1ttJet lD die court.a
and atate le~.
• · Said one, J . EchrJl'd MllrT&1 of
; "tbe A.nwican Sodtt.J ol Newspaper
1 Editor•, •"Jbt) prea wfD have ao ~ recou:rte but to llpt blct."
~ Tbe ~ pat forward
I ; by 8 preu-trtal ~ eom.mJu..
: : beaded "' '1..UC. Pllll c. --' ! ot Manac:huaetta' &qnm. JIMlld.aJ : 1Court, wsre adopted by a YOice vote
.Monday b7 UI ADA'• potic7 • .etUit1
flou.M ot Dtlqaw.
Mtquta before. the deJeptn barned own by a l~ wta u appei1 l>y
three top news, necvtlns that actSon
be put off while studies an IDadie
ct the recb OI J11ror1 °' .. ~·
radio ud t.elmsion accoanta cl crime.
.. There ls no good reason for delay,"
Reardon aid during the two-hour
debate. And J . Edward Lumbard of
U1e U.S.. Orcult Court ID New York
OCT Aid tbe newa media woald onlJ
return lD a Jt&r wtth talk ol new
stud lea.
uWhllt are the surveys 101nl lo
ahow! .. lit .. ted. "An they 1o1ng
t.o t.ell ua tbllt hwnan naturt h•
dl.lnpd!"
~ the pidellnes are incorporated
talo· the ABA '1 etbicl c•, laW1tn could nm a. rUt ol .-vere dlaclpllne
-fftD dllbcment -for nWinl PQbk c11r1J1C a b1aJ ep•IDDI and
lnlcnnatioa U>.lt were not part ot.
tb• record.
P o 11 c t depertmenb. mtlllWbllt,
"'" fltriltd lo ad..,t rep,LaUon1
Cbokinl otf from tlma ol arrest 11>-r anna UlJift billlat fl"'htr" -er rt in 111 1 l
rteardl, contesaJCma or admlaalans ol flllll and the ruult ol •ucb tutt .. nepr ~Md Ut dttldlCIL. • t
And judges were inatruc:ted not to
maq "any statemeota" that might
interfere with a "f1ir bial."
Judfu alto were advised to ute
thtir coot.empt power against anyone,
includlng reporters and editors, wbo
"wtlfuJ.ly'' try to a/feet a verdlct by
distem1.n1Un1 atatementa about the
defendant or tl'I• issues.
Tht dded obJectJve of these limlta·
tlona la to shield defendants from
preJudlced Jurors. ABA President Earl F. Mon11 told
repoir1ert Ult new ethlc1 code pro-
bably wtD bt reldy for •dopdon h1
tbe HOUH of Delefates nut fl'ebnw'y.
Ht aaid the blr .,toclatJon looka
to pollee departments, state courts,
looal ba:r groups -find poaaibly state
le1illature1 -lo Implement the new
l\dd•llnn. Mama~ a Columbus, Ohio. l1wyer.
appMNd optlmJatlc, but Murray.
manactnJ edltcr of the Arizona
Republic, a.aid tn a statement:
''Fortunately. neither the ABA nor ttie
House ct Delegates makes the law."
He declared: "Publishers a nd
editon muat be prepared to s~nd
whAtever ls necessary in the way
oC reporters• ti.me and UUgatlon costs
to guarantee that police chiefs do
not manaae the news to suit
themselvt1, that prosecutors do not
censor 1'bat the public has a right
to know ••• and that judges don't
try to ll'ppr111 legitimate newa ... "
0 . TtaDant Bry1n, one of ~ Vlree
news executives who ur1ed delay,
comtMaa.d: "It seems to me that
the HOUt of Delel(ates attempted to
amend ~ Constitution and 1 doubt
lhey ba•t the authottty.''
Fii?ittni alon11lde the publlstt.r of
the IUcbmond Va. Times Dispatch
and Nn1 Leader, were Theodore F.
Koop. a CBS vice president, and
Michal) J. Ogden. executive edJtor
of the 1>rov1dence, R. I. Joum.al and
Bulletba.
Arsoni&ts set fire to a high school
office in a Miami suburb.
Latest figures releaSed by the st.ate
education department showed 23,733
teachers failed to report for work
in 55 of the state's 67 counties on
the second day or the strike.
At Southwest High lo Miami, about
SO students came to the locked
building with their books, sat down
on the lawn and held a quJel "tea<:h·
in." In Jacksonville a state senator
taught a civics clau Md a
grandmother who retired as a teacher
35 years ago returned to a tbJrd grade
class because •·t just could not Nt
these children golnc untau1hl."
Teachers are Itri.king over what
they call an inadequate educaUoa
budget pasatd by the legi.slatwe.
The •l~te cabinet -comprised o!
mt..Jor state ofOclals. paned a rHolll·
Uon promlslng that "evtry effort be
• nade that ..rJI lead toward conUnued,
effective and smooth funcUorun, of
the schools ot Florida."
Sute scbool Supermtendtnt Floyd
The FEA aald the '250 mlWon educa-
tion spending package puled •Y a
special legislative aesslon Friday wa.a
not sutlicie~ to meet the &tat.t'•
needs. Kirk earlier bid uJd be would
veto any budget that provided for
a tax incre.ue that was not tied to
a referendum. 1be education bW
would be Onanced tar1ety by u In-
crease in the sales tax.
Superintendent ChrlaUan predicted
the thrff..w-r lmpaNe would be a
Jen(tby one.
Emergency Meet
To Avert Strike
SANTA FE, N. M. CUPO All
emeriency m"ttnc betwetb Albu-
querque Tuchen, Oo•. o..id F •
Cargo and 10 top leptalon Wla buU-
ly arranaed for We llDd&1 '° dllcul
ways to 1vert a threMlne4 *9ia.
h
. "
Cc-uN "' -DMY ..... ,_,
P_M{I J. Svec, 23, didn't make il
ba<:µ Cleveland, Obio Monday to
teaeb bis aix=uEDgllstl daas. He aDd a companion,
Brvee C. Helman, 24, were lodfed
in a Santa Cruz jail on clw'ges of
poasession of 28 pounds of mm..
Juana. 'Ibeir auto was stopped be-
oauae of a fawty licese plate lilh1 •
Dia N•lMna of S~, Jlfc".,
IClll' -~ qpetV to be lmltelaa °" WI 1890 Jfor'p(m alHr dollar Ml
octuallu ndHd ~· ot lilN1' eaMHd bl/ Cl broMrl die at tM miftt Oftd tMt
it tr JWobablr tu o"1f au of ita
kind, and tMr1for1, pric1i.u.
De!lftf Pett !umnllt Reef 'en-
wlck, recently made an honorary
member of the Women's Marine
Corps. Issued a warning in his col·
umn U> anyone planning U> tease
him about tl "You mate eome aort
of wlae aack at me, Buter,0 wrote
the columnkt, "and rm aotni to
hit you with my purse!" • • John Thornten, a clerk m a Dal·
las department ltore, WM ltandini
by a door when a man h• had just
seen take Sl.399 from the cash reg·
ister stalked up, and demanded,
"open tbe door! ' The robber, his
hand m his pocket, jabbed it at
Thornton. Thornton put his own
hand into hil empty ~ket and
~ured at the robber, Tm callin&
your blu!f. t'Te got a p . Now
turn around and put your hands
on the counter." 'nle robber drop-
ped the money and raiMd his
band.. TbomtoD held him until
police arrived. •
A 100tdd-,,. t1Uf ..,,,,Ued dur·
ing cs b~o""'" at a cndo poria
1hop m WatnviU., MaiM, took
the cold t0at1 out TM ~utll
multd o polfcemcm cmd made
!1 daa1' fcw &hi ie»-rhmrMd Km-nebec RiH1". He plung1d in al'\d
JWOm 150 pd.I U.rouoh frigid
lOGlnS GM 11coptd, polict f'f·
ported.
OotONt "Doll~ fluflman Attor,
third wife of J'Jn J1cob Attor Ill,
was granted a ·drcu:lt court divorce
in Miami aflte!' she testified that
she spent her nearly 14 years of
marriage living with her mother
while A!tor wu reportedly aeen
with a blonde "traveling com-
panion.'•
McNamara Opens
· Senate Inquiry
WASHINGTON CAP) -QuluiDI oi
Secr-etary of Defense Robert S.
.McNamara o p e n s a Sena~ inquiry
into tbt 19" Gulf of Tocti.D inc.ide~t.
wbicb ·pnerated a major 1t.ep-up in
U.S. mllll!rY involvement In vtetnam.
McNamara " to appeu today
before a cl06ed eessioo of tilt Senau
'Black Power'
Leader Brown
Under Arrest
NEW YORK (UPI) -Federal
Manbu and City Detectives wrested
H. Rap Brown, militant Black Power
advocete, to<tay on a federal warrant
from New Orleans charging that
Brown had violated a court order
not to leave New York Clty.
Brown wu taken into cu1tody at
bia Wel!lt Side Manhattan apartment
and brougt\t to the .Federal Court
HOON in Foley Square. He was
8pecifically charged with appearing
at a railY in Loi Ancelea Sunday
with another Black Power extreml1t,
Stokely Cannichael, although Brown
wu under a federal comt order not
to lteft the New York City area
without court permlaalon.
A justice department 1poke1man ln
WubinJton aaid Judie Lanslna L.
Mitchell of the U.S. Diltrict Court
ln New Orleana revoked Brown's
W ,000 ball on a federal flrearnu
cha.re• and ordered the leader of the
S t u d e n t Non-Violent Coordinating
Committee CSNCC) to appear before
him immediately.
, A federal dWrict court in Rich·
mond. Va., which bu also allowed
Brown to remain free on $15,000 ball
pending the out.come of extradition
proceedings to Maryland, also ordered
Brown to put up $100,000 ball by
Friday or co to Jail.
Brown, 1', ii aptinf extradition
from Virgtni1 to Marylaind where he
is under indictment on charges of
inciting Negroes to riot in Cambridge
last July.
LBJ Rejected
Aide's Advil;e
On LSD Probe
W A·S H: IN GT 0 N ( AP )
Admlalattation aources 11y that ill
aeekiac penaltiet tor pos11aaloe of
Ole balluclnolenic drUC LSD. Presi-
dent Jobnlon rejected the advice ol
bis top drug official.
The sources alao said Mondaf tile
adminiatraUon blocked an appearaJlCe
by Dr. Jam11 L. Goddard, food and
drug administrator, before a acbedul·
ed congu1i011al be-X~ Into bill!
nlatinf to control of and other
dtup.
They aaid it WU felt Goddard
lhouldn't tntily becaUN bit dif·
feruces with Jobn1on would be ex-
posed.
"It's an awkward position, but there
hasn't been any muzzling." said
Theodore C. Kron, assistant FDA
commissioner. ·'The commits loner
lm't the kind of guy you can muule
anyway."
Foreign Relatlou Com~ Tbe
commll:tH staff reportedly bu UD·
covered evlde.nce that coameta,, It b
official reports ot the T.inkin lnddeat.
The Senate Api--opri&Uom Com·
mlttee planned melllWbDe to dllcma
North Korea·a aelzure ol tilt Ill·
teWgence-catberlnc lhip Pueblo. <'As·
tral JnteW1ence Agency ottJclala were
to appear at the closed IUIJoJl today
and some committee members Ill~
they would prua for on detalla on
the CaJe.
Chairman J. W. Fu.!llr.labt. D-Art..
ol the FoHlp Relllt1ona CommltMI
labeled .. trrationlil Monday tbe
Jobmon admlnl*atlon'a ...._
that tht Soutb vw.nam... ,......
ment ii •troni• aa a nault ff tbt
recent waves ol Viet Cq attaca
on the cJtles.
He referred to treekend atatementJ
by Walt W. Rollow, Pr t • i d en t
Johnson's adviser fOlt nation! Meuri·
ty; and Lt. Gen. Lewis w. wa,
deputy Marine C«p. commandaQt.
"To me It seems wholly lrratlanpl,
a fantartlc analyaia of what la ha~
pening," Fulbright told MWl!Mlt.
Sen. Jame• B. PNrton. a.K.aa..
complaiPed ol "optim.iltic ltlilltJDtllta
in the face ot ao ~ oootrsy fac:U.''
McNamara'• appeaanc. .,... the
Foreign Relation.a Commlitele wu a·
pected to foc111 oa • .....
ensqement. in the CQlf oft North
Vif'tnam bl Ausu.st 19" ilm>Mllc U.S.
destroyers and enemy tarpedo boMI.
The incident led eo DNNIDlD1moua
approval of a rt1olutlon PrMidtnt
John.wn has cited ~ aa
evidence of conere11ional 1qppart for
his war policies.
Fulbright was floor manager for
the resolution in the Senate. But be
has since become a leadiQ& war criUe.
The flnt development in Tonkin
Gull was on Aug. 2, 1984, ~ the
USS Maddox claabecl wit.la three
torpedo boat.a.
Landlady Finds
High Explosives
Underneath Bed
ALB\JQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) -
A laldltdJ ......,inc en lpll'tmeDt to
rent twtPt under the bed MondaJ ~ and tmCOVered 150 pound1 Gl
high exploslvea and blutin1 cap1.
''It was enoqb t.o wipe out an
entire nellbbarbood." said Patrolman
Robert Norman. lftlo nervoualy loaded
the goOdl lnto bls cruiser and drove
the tinderbol out of the resldenUal
nelgbborbood to a deserted parldn&
lot to call for help.
The explosives, including two pack•
Of plaltic explosives, more than a
doien t t n 1 of block TNT. and three
types of bla.Unc caps. bore military
aerial numbers. They were turned
over to the Sandia Base AtomJc Sup-
port Agency fOr investigation.
"I brQ.ught the stuff to the parklnt
lot because there WU a tm•I chance
it woUld lwvt gone off. Sure. I wu
1book up. I wun't really worrltd
about some ol the 1tuff golnR off,
but I wun't sure about that TNT."
Norman said.
At least one of the bluting capes
was electronically con~lled and
could have been triggered b y
shortwave radio, police said.
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India's -First Heart 14 lnJured
Miami Tornado Damage
Reported at $3 Million
.
TranSplant Try Fails
BOMBAY. India (UPl) -SUr..-a tr.....,lanted I.be
heart ot a 2 0 • y • a r • o l d
woman into a 35-year.old
man tut Fr~y night ln
the first such operation
outside Soutb Afrlca aod tba
United St.ates but the patient
died a abort ti.me later, doc·
tors said today.
Docton said the open·
lion, performed at King
Edward Memortal Hospital
Earthquake
Hits Greek
Island Area
A'BIENS (AP) - A sbat-
tering earthquake hit tile
Northern Sporade group of
islands early today, an;.t
first reports Crom the island
of Ayios Evstratios said 13
persons were killed there
and 15 were injured.
The Greek d e s t r o y e r
Miaoulis reached A y i o s
Evstratios with tents and
medical s u p p l i e s and
reported the ~ualties. It
•aid 80 percent of the homes
on tlhe island, a fonner
tletentioo camp for political
•xiles, weN! destroyed or
<lamaged. The isJend now
bas a population of about
l,000.
The quake was centered
m the northern Aegean Sea
between northeast Greece
and western Turkey.
Reports to national police
headquarters said 70 per·
cent of the homes on the
island of Limnos were
d e s t r o y e d or made
uninhabitable. but l h ere
were no reports of serious
casualties there.
Three Greek warships
were en route to Limoos
and Ayios Evstr'8tios with
medical supplies and tents.
Strong earth tremors also
were felt in western Turkey.
along the Aegean coast and
m Istanbul. Turkey's Kan-
dilli Observatory said · t:he
biggest quake had a force
or 9 on the 12-point Mercalli
scale, which rates tremors
according to p o te n ti a 1
damage l!ffect.
l n Bon!bay , was .. t.ecllnically.. perfect" but
tbe petient died of a lung
Infection.
The transplanted heart
took up a regular beat and
functioned for 150 minutes,
docton said.
Neither the donor nor the
recipient was identified.
'!be young woman donor
suffered brain injuries in a
fal oU a t r a i n and an
opel'ation failed to ~ve her
Ille. A heart·lung machine
kept b100d c i r c u 1 a t i n g
through her heart while
surgeons prepared the reci-
pient for the transplant.
A team of 45 doctors.
nurses and tecbnidans
perforroed the two hour. 20-
minute operation.
A surgeon said the man
had suffered a weakening
of heart muscles and could
not have su..-vived.
Dr. Philip Blaiberg. 58,
South. Korea
To c.an Up
Reservists
SEOUL (UPI) -SouUl
Korea next month intends
to start anning its 2.~
million A r m y reservists
against any further Com-
m u n i s t infiltration. in·
formed government sources
said today.
The sources said the na-
tion hopes to arm a million
of the reservists by the end
of this year.
President Park C h u n g
Hee and other government
leaders adopted the plan
after a series of meetings
brought on by the Com-
munist raid on Seoul Jan.
21 in an attempt t o
assassinate Park, t h e
sources said.
South Korea already has
500.000 men under arms.
Jn Panmunjom, the United
States and North Korea con-
ferred today for the eighth
time to discu&S release of
the Intelligence Ship Pueblo
and its crew, Kore an
aourcea said.
is the only surviving heart
transplant patient. H e
received the bean of Clive
Haupt, 20, a colored factory
worker. in an operation in
Groote Schuur Hosptal in
Cape Town, South Africa,
Jan. 2.
Dr. CJlristiaan Barnard,
who performed the
transplant oo B 1 a i b e r g ,
performed the world's first
successful heart transplant
Dec. 2.
In the first ~ration,
Barnard took the heart of
Denise Darval, 25. an auto
accident v I c t i m • and
lransplaled It into the body
of Louis W asbkansky. 55, a
Lfthuanian-born wholesale
grocer.
Wasb.kansky died a t
Groote Schuur Hospital Dec.
21 of a lwtg infection.
Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz
had p e r f o r m e d two
transplants at Maimonides
Hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y.
but both patients died.
Dr. Norman Shumway or
Palo Alto. Calif.. a universi-
ty of MiMesota Medical
School contemporary o f
Barnard, transplanted the
heart of a woman to tht"
body of Mike Kasperak, 54,
Jan. 6.
Red Tr~ps
Hit Laos
Arm y Post
VIENTIANE . Laos ( APl
-Communist troops have
overrun a Laotian Army
outpost 50 miles northust
of Vientiane, the govern·
menl said.
A government spokesman
i;aid about three battalions
of Communist troops took
I h e government outROst,
which was about 12 miles
rrom the town of Paksane.
on the Mekong River.
The position fell early
Sund ay morning after an all-
night battle.
The spokesman did not
·give the size of the govern-
ment force or tbe number ot caaualtie11.
UND ER ARREST
Cadet P•ul SP"HI
AF C.adet
Identified
As Gunman
MIAMI CUPO - A
tornado wh.ich zipped un·
noticed past tile Miami
Weather Bureau's radar
acreen Monday left $ 3
million in dama~s in this
tourist·thick seaside resort.
The pre-<lawn twister,
which crumbled buildings,
toppled palm t:rtts and hurl ·
ed car~ through ttle air like
Egyptian
Air Chiefs
Get Prison
CAIRO (UPl)-A military
coun today s e n t e n c e d
retired Air Marshal Sidky
Mahmoud, r o r m e r com·
toys. Injured at least 14
persons, none seriously.
"I'd take a hurricane any
old day," said one woman ,
who hu been weathering
them for the past 22 years.
The sneaky t o r n a d o
smashed 80 to 100 homes
an a 25-block area ol North
Miami.
S t a t e Insurance Com·
missioner Broward Wi11iams
set insured damage at $2.5
to s.1 million
The twister also slammed
into a shopping center on
Northeast 167th St.. where
a liquor store. a bar and
other stores were wrecked.
Spilled and smashed liquor
bottles littered the area and
the neighborhood w a s
permeated with the• smell
of liquor.
AlR FORCE ACADEMY, mander or the Egyptian Air c 1 !UPI) A 21 1.1 Force. to 15 years in prison Cor·onai·y '0 o. -.year-o 4 and hi~ Air [)efense Chief, Air Force Academy cadet was identified Monday as relirPd Air Vice W.arshal R b
the gunman who held up Ismail Mohamed Labib1 to Hits U y
a Colorado Springs liquor lO year~.
store. T h e identlflcat;ion The charges were not an·
ca.me during open 1 n g nounced. Trial Judoe testimony at the f 1 rs t But it was reported that ~
general court martial ill the Mahmoud a n d thre other
miUtary school's 13-year high-ranking officers were DALLAS (UPI) -Judge
blamed for allowing Israel Joe B. Brown Sr., who
history. to destroy the Soviet-equip· presided in the murder trial
Mr. and Mrs. James L. ped Egyptian Air Force on of Jack R u by, was taken
Gardner, owners of Jim's b d · in critical condition to a Liquor Store, Identified t e groun tn the first day
Cadet Paul David Speasl of of the .June 5-10 Mideast hospital to d a y suffering
Tucson, Ariz .. as Ollt' of the War. from a coronary attack. a
two men who robbed them Two werP round innocent. spokesman at B a y lo r
on two separate occasions They wPre retired A i r University Medical Center
last year. Marshal C,amal Eldin Afify, said.
"He's the one that had former chief of staff. and Brown's son, .Justice of
retired Air Vice Marshal the Peace .Joe B. Brown lhP gun." Mrs. Gardner Abd I LI d L·1 n h 'd .Jr.. sa1'd t:he 59·year-1>1d said. "I know he's the u ' ami r, eg a1 y, " former commander of the judge suffered the coronary fellow. There's nn doubt In eastern zonP at his home in Dallas (6316
my mind at all, his eyes Th b' 1 Del Norte Way \ abo•" 2 give him away." e sentences are su Jee u•
A former cadet. WaltPr to ratification bv Mohamed a.m. He was admitted to
1-·. Zehner Ill. 21. 0 r Fawzi, the U.A.'R. Minister lhP Medical Center about
Metairie, La .. who resign· _o_f _W_a_r_. ________ 2:20 a.m.
ed from the academy la st
May. has been charged in
Colorado Springs court with
also taking part in the rob-
beries.
The two alleged holdups
occurred March 11 and
April 29 and netted $387 In
loot. Gardner testified he
fired one shot al the men
As they fled following the
second holdup.
The Miami W ea th e r
Bureau said the twister built
up swiftly. btt, then vanish·
ed in minutes, ,escaping its
radar scanners.
"It picked u~ my cruiser
whirled it around and put
it back down on its wheels
nearly a block away," said
North Miami B e a c h
policeman Vernon Weekley.
Nuclear Ban
Treaty Gets
Supporters
GENEVA (UPI) -Italy
and Egypt today came out
in ravor of a treaty proposed
by the United States and the
Soviet Union to halt further!
spread or nuclear weaponi;.
The Italians and E6ypt-
ians both su~~ested minor!
changes in the treaty b u t
neither amounted to serious j
objections.
Italy asked for a clause in
the treaty to make it clear it
does not prevent any nation
from obtaining nuclear ma-
terial for peaceful purposes.
Egypt said a special U.N.
group should control nu-
clear explosions conducted
for non.nuclear nations by
nuclear powers for civil en-
gineering purposes.
This. Egypt said, would
prevent a nuclear power
providing another country
with nuclear weapon infor·
mation under the guise of
peaceful explosions.
Negotiators hoped to be
able to send a report on the
non-proliferation treaty to
the U.N. General Assembly
hy March 15.
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Bite• S~u Rules • • -:bOIENIE -
Strict Discipline
Faces UC Students
~ERXELEY (AP) -The
University of Callfomla bas
a broad new set of rules
Huge Order
Insures Jobs
At Douglas
LONG BEACH (UPI) -
Ameriean Alrllnel' rec.ord '800 m.lWon order placed
with McDonnell Douglu C'orp. tmures "a continued hip level" of employment
at the Douataa facility here,
according to a company
spokesman.
today under which students
CID be disclpllned even if
no crimlDll charges are fil·
ed.
The. 12-poinl memoran·
dum on areas ranctne from
~cenity to cheating on
testa was issued Monday by
President Charles J. Hitch
as b4 first major statement
on student conduct since be
took Office Jan. l.
The UC Board or Regents
I '· meeting in Riverside last
weekend gave him authority
to issue the rules as well e ic.., ,_ ,,._..... -. '* ,,...,. ,... _... as the power to change ,_ ______ ._._ _ _, ________ ;.a
them without the I u 11 ''I'ou can~ win with men. I Wl hlm no lKW:lcal
board's consent. ~ =..=i ':Ji~Mfl U'OUDd U...
1n general, the roles per·---------------------
tain to "conduct which
adversely a f C e c t s the
student's suitability as a
member or tbe academic
community." No specific oC·
fenaes or penalties were
detailed u yeL
Included in the broad
categories are:
-Violation of university
polldes or i:egulatlons, In·
eluding those on registration
of student groups, use of
campus Cadllties and public
expression.
-IDegal use or possession
of narcotics or dangerous
drugs, such as marijuana
or LSD.
Be Prepared-That's
Reagan Backers' Aim
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
One of Gov. Re a g an ' 1
closest coofldentlal advilers
said today "it is 1nle that
some of wi feel the govenur
might be drafted" for presi·
dent by the Republican Na·
tlonal Convention -"and
we want to be prepared."
vide the delesa* wiUa ad·
vice on utlonal poUtica1
developments and pnpare
tor action in cue tbe con·
vention tuddenJ7 Uni to
the 57-year-old. flnt.Urm
governor.
Analyst
Sees No
Tax Help
_J
SACR.uiaro (AP) -A ~ poU.t.r Do
''tuplyen' nvort" acamt Madman of IM Aae1Ja
Gov. Rea1aa•1 14,. Mid. •1 ... .........,. a~m111latrat1oD ,,.. fonc< -..---.
SACR.UIENTO (AP) -toMy bf au, DelMcratle nedioe boa ........ .,
The averac-taxpayer ii ~tor. •oten, *-JDCllt JnM to
unllkely ·to receJ" 1111 real It will Uppen w b e n vote. 1'oM DCll'1UllJ art la
beneft't from Gov. Rea1an'1 Callforn11n1 ~the full the ~income bracketl
oacb to t ··-impact of locr ..... 1D tbe1r ud .._ __ ---· &WT propei'J .... state personal Income ta.w, 6.ca:: h; J;:.i .... ofm:!
reUel, the l~tur.'1 clue by AIJril is, slid aUoa 11 !JlCblt.''
finaocial expert predieted AssemblJ1DID Robert W. 'J'bt ad&u teactiola could
today. Orown CWlaftM!da). e._r_r1 1lto tlu 1•
Le&illaUvt Analylt A • CrOWll iaW h beJitYta the lt&1t1Mlv• el • t t lo D 1 ,
Alan POlt aald that dlan-Plot* will "turn atllnlt tbe Knclnnon •aid. But tbe
11-1-.. .. nded t •A-R o-n a 1 d R e • Id ad· shrewd )Htalatcr ll>ouJcl be ne .... 6 .._ ~~\AA mm.t.nraU.on'' becaUM of able to pnQct hlmlell b'/
cuts through c o u n t 1 their tax bills, 100 percent •P"'DQI out Jt r 0 0 1 1 y
governments p r ob a b I y to 200 percent Iar1er than .. 1A.-. .... • .. 1.a .,_ ......... -· would wind up with the last year's in many cuea. Last tprini, a majority
counties simply spending Early reaction already is ofi tbGse Much.more ~eel
the money on Cl.ll'nnt pro-reflected In letters aent to ~... of Reaaan I $1
the Republican iovernor biUioD tu 1.Dcrwe pro-am grams. and puHd oa to the State bee -Hia~ry bears this out, FnnehiJe Tu Board, wbkb state U::: didn't want Ute
Post told th• Senate 1"1'.nance collects tbe state tacome ~ -~ ot Reaaan'a
Committee ID a prerin' of tu~-tu ~::u: Rtf Sen. "1.u.a ttat.e la eotnc down ~ .41 ... his a n D u a l independent •L-.a-1---a •-u n I • e,_, of
.. ,. .. 1., ' of -... • lll'ID' 'IM-.W W.Yl .._. WU Long Bfleb., saMl b t ' I --..,,111 ...,, tcWlr'llor 1 in tta band," OM tupeyer received only a bt.Ddful at
MEN5
a.cl
WOMEN'S
AlteratlollS
DONE
HIU
3467 & LIDO
NEWPOIT llACH budget. wrote. letters.
He also took the 11de of Another protested . t-h e1....:=:'.:: ______ _!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
the University of California ' 'con f is cat or y andlr--------------------
and state colleiu in recom-discriminatory income tu imposed by tbe 1 t a t e
mendinc more mooey for Ie,W.ture and tbe 1overnor
salaries and maintenance upon b middle and upper
tban Reacan calls for in income worta-1 ot tbe ltate
the propoa-1 sptndfnC pro-thta .,.. ...
gram for tbe filCll year "wt year I peid $190 •
ltartinC July 1. and dld not coa.slder this
Poat nonnally auauta a ucesslve. Ttdt year my tax
wide rmce of redodfona In compute..-...
various •tat. apendlnl. Hel9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.I laid tbla Wal dlftlcU)t this
yell' "because the fQVft'llor
bas p r e 1 e n t e d the
legislature with an auterity
budpt." He said tbe result
ii ttial be can see ooJy about
ts million in potential cuts
from the record $6.7 billion
WID. IXCLUSIVI
TM #I taT.-&aa
AM AU.Tl .. 9"0Clr·MOVlft
makes it
happen!
' American enounced in
New York Monday It h a s
ardered 25 DCIO "airbus"
tTUet alrD.nen costing MOO
mJlllon and taken options
: • for 25 more costing an ad·
• ditional $400 m1Won.
-Dilhooesty, such a s
cheating, knowingly sup-
plyinf false information or
plagiarism.
Henry Salvatori, a Los
Angeles oil developer, made
the comment in an interview
explaining why the ex·
ecutive c o m m 1 t t e e of
Reagan's M-dka.n favorite
son delegation to the con·
vention baa hired F. Clifton
Wbite. White helped direct
Barry Goldwater to the
GOP presidential nomina·
tion in 1964.
"We will e x e r t con·
siderable lnlluenee oa the
nominee," Selv.atori &aid.
"We should blvt oar eyea
open tbrouah tM country.
We need some expert ad·
vice."
outlay.
"Probably the m o s t
sipificant feature of the
governor's ~ed budlet
is the extent to which it
reflects tihe extraordinary
increases in costs of pro-
grams under state opera·
tion," the veteran fiscal
The order wu the largest
1Jn,re commitment la t h e
bJstory of commercial avia·
tJon.
The spotesman said as·
· . • sembly of the OCtO will be
-Dlaorderly or obscene
conduct or expression on
property owned or COD·
trolled by UC or at functions
sponsored or supervised by
the university.
• done at the McDonnell Doug· w facility here. About 55.·
000 penons curently are em·
pJoyed by Douglas in th Is
. ll'U.
-Unauthorized use of or
entry to university facilities .
4gislature in Action
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White, be said, will pro·
Draft Smith
For Senate
Move Bared
SAO\AMSNTO CAP) -
Oal'dan P aaJ Slbltlt~ cm.
R e a 1 a o • a c:ontrovenlal
llaance dfrector, was a
surprise and unknown. factor
today in the imptlldinl filbt
for the Republican nomlna·
tlon for the U.S. Senate.
Sen. Tbomaa H. Kuchel.
a moderate Republican, bu
announced for reelection.
Max Rafferty, the ttate
superintendent of pd:)lic in-
struction, is expected to an-
nounoe on Thursday. He bas
strong backing 0-om GOP
conservatives.
Smi'th says he will 11•• serious consideration to a
Senate draft movemeftt an·
nouol!ed Monday.
He told a reporter the
draft movement took him
by surprise and he hasn't
decided whether or not to
run. He plans to make a
more detailed statement
later in the week.
A primary ca mpaign
should coneentrate oo issues
and not penooalities and
who can "out-mud-sling the
other."
"I would have oo part of
t b a t type of campaign,"
Smith said.
He inlilted the decision
to seek Wbiee'• advice does
not change R e a I a n ' s
repeated stand that be ls
not a candidaU for the
presidential nomination.
193·6669
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watchdog declared. NIWPOIT llAC:H
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Your
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' 1uue1ted to representatives
ol several amb u lance
ai rvlcea at last week's
supervisor's meetina; that
lheY .nrllht think about one
contract with an auoclated
grouo.
2 Officials to Speak
A t Engineer Banquet INCOME T Al ~:
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Eftterilla Fir•t Boom
lll'L Duane De 11&!b Oeft), chainn111 of the tbizd annual autllor awards dinner ~ by UCI Friends of the Llbrary, naminfJS first entries in Orange
llt;,A.ut.&ors Cootest. Looking on are John A. Wright, president of the
Frieoda and Mrs. Roger S. Poole, chairman of the authors awards committee.
''lt'1 a touiti probllm,"
noted Superv11or WUU.m
Phillips. "We IP'¥ two
years studyinc tt aome time
ago ud never did come up
with •n anrww we were
,.tLIOed with."
For. The
Record
1
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Supervisor Wllliarn Hlrs·
te.Ui recalled that tbe county
itself wag formerly in the
.ambulance service. "I bope
we Dever do tbat a&ain,"
he wanied.
Walter Krwtt Slated
Horwr During Meet
Texas Pair
Face Trial
In Holdups
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SCll Performers Billy Miller, Timi Purse, MichMI Douglus
Theater Notes
Three New Comedies Join
Laugh Lineup AWng Coast
By TOM TITUS
Of t11e OeltJ "* Sleff
They'c~ playing it strictly
for laughs along the Orange
Coast tbls week.
A trio of new comedies
are pobed and ready to
raiae their reapecUve cur-
tains Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, joining three
other laughers already in
production from Westm1ns·
ter to San Clemente.
The new arrivals are
"Barefoot in the Park" at
tbe LafWla P la y h o u se ,
opening Wednesday; "The
~n in the Dog Suit," the
latelt otferin1 from the
Rancho Community
Players, coming Thursday.
and ''The Knack,'' joining
the crowd on Friday at
South Coast Repertory's Se·
cond Step Theater.
Tbeae, along with SCR's
"The 'nme ol Your Ufe,"
the Westminater Community
'nleater's "Never Too Late"
and the San Clemente Com-
munity 'nleater's "Mary.
Mary." will provide a cholce
of chock.lea tis weekend.
For the devotee cA more
Mrious atuff, tbt Full«too
FooWlbtera are wrapping
up their production of "Brecht Oft Breehl.,
* * • LeadinC off tbe lineup of
newcomers is L a g u n a • 1
"Barefoot," wblcll .la being
stated by Kent .muiaon.
Laguna theatergoers will
recall J o h n s o n • s two
previous successes, "stop
the World -I Want to Get
Off" and "'n>e Roar of the
Grea~t. the Smell of
the Crowd."
Heading the cast for the
Laguna co?Mdy are Jacquie
Moffett and Joel Tropper
as the honeymooners who
11ixth-floor apartment. Betsy
Hewett portrays tbe bride's
mother. Terrence Doyle Is
the couple's e c c e n I r i. c
upstairs neighbor, w h i I e
Alan Hart and James Cooley
round out the comic cast.
"Barefoot" will be staged
for three w e e k e n d !I •
W e d n e s d a y s through
Saturdays until W.arch 9. at
the playhouse. 319 Ocean
Ave. Reservations may be
secured by calling t h e
theater at 494-3)61 .
* • * Also in the South Coast
area ls the satirical comedy
"The Man in the Dog Suit,"
being staged for t w o
weekends by the Rancho
Players at Mission Viejo
High School. Sim Hubbard
is directing.
Jae.It Keil.son takes the
role of a young man rebell-
ing against conformity and
his wife's wealthy family,
supported by Danielle Ken-
nedy, Frank Dett.enreider.
Judy Dette.nrelder, Richard
Springer, Clark Farrell, Jan
Stearne, Carol Stanfield,
Terry Allen and A 1 a n
Copley.
Six performances of ttie
comedy are carded in the
hJgb adlool' s multi-purpose
room Thursday t h r o u g h
SatlD'day. closing March 2.
aet up housekeeping in a
R rvatiooa are available
at uJ7-8210. * * • South Coast Repertory,
wtiidi is very big on British
comedy this year, swings
its Second Step into action
Fl'lday with "The Knack"
under Paul Ford's direction.
Michael Douglass Is the
young man looking for the
"knack" with the ladies,
Billy Miller plays the fellow
Valley's Don Lucas . -
Gets TV Series R·oze· ·
Singing comedian D o n
Lucas. a huntain Valley
resident for the past two
year1. will be seen next
sea.son in a character role
on the new televisJon serlea
"The Outsider."
Luca1, who started his
career 18 years •go in
Orqe County, wiD ~ a
waiter at a hotel used In
the Mrlet, which will star
DarTeD McGa'fin. (The
serie1 was featured in a
UPI column OD this ~gt
lut 'lburlday).
l.ucaa bM appeared H a
•lnCla with such perforr11en
u Della Reete, Harry
BeJlllGlte, Louis Jorden.
Rudy Vallee end Louil
Prima. U. allo once owned
bb on nl.8'Jt dub and bu
been pr•ttnhd a
~ Service
Anni from the Oranp
WINS TV ltOLI
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laii r.... No PwdlMe Neceua.ry.)
who seems to have Invented
1t, and Jim Ba.xes is their
other roommate who gets
his kicks from painting
things whHe. The object of
their attention is enacted by
Tami Purse.
"The Knack" wHI be
around for four weekends
at the Newport B e a c h
theater, 2815 ViUa Way.
playing Fridays. Saturdays
arid Sundays. The number
for reservations is 673-seM.
* * * Lowering its curta.ln after
an extended run of four
weekends is "Never Too
Late,'' the latest production
0( the Westminster Com-
munity T h e a t e r . The
lighthearted look at middle
aged paren1hood is directed
by Joan Hagerty.
Sam Brandon, S a 11 y
Crowley, Dottie Rodgers
and Tom Titus are featured
ln the show, wbl.ch closes
Friday and Saturday at the
17th Street School
auditori u m, 7571
Weatminater Ave. Reserva-
Uons are available at 139-
~.
• * * ~ bowing out alter
three weekends ls t h e
F u I I er ton Footligbers'
"Brecht on Brecht" at the
Muckenthaler Center. 319
Buen.a Vista D r I v e ,
Fullerton.
Director John Ferzacca's
cast includes Doug Rowe,
Paul Wilson, Sally Brown,
Art Prunier and Anita Malk.
Reservations for the Brech-
tian anthology may be
seeured by calling 525-8039. • • * The h i g h I y s~ssful
"Time of Your' Ufe" winds
up a six-week run at South
Coast Repertory's Third
Step Theater this ~ekend
with performances Thurs-
day through Sunday even-
ings.
Don Tue.he, D e n I s e
Clements, Art 'Kcnrstik and
Clem Davidson head the
cast under the direetion of
Martin Benson. The Third
Step is located at UrlT
Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa,
and r e s e r v a t i o n s are
available at 646-1363.
* * * Rounding out a n ex-
ceptionally heavy weekend
of county theater ls the San
Clemente production o f
"Mary, Mary," which heads
into the second Of three
weeks Thursday u n d e r
Thelma Ruclunan's direc-
tion. Susie Tomlinson, Pat
Kendley aod Bob McAdams
held the cast 0( the Jean
Kerr comedy.
Performances are given
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at the Cabrillo
Pl~ooae, 20'J Cabrillo Ave.
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Mae West the Best
Upitaga F ell,ou, Honoree. at Dinr&el-
BJ BOB TROIMa
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LOS ANGG.a (AP)
Tbt evellbtf •as ICMdul.?d
u a tribute to James
Stewart, Mervyn Leroy and Mae We 1 t . Predlet.bly. __..._
Mias Welt stole tb1 ....
It waa one ol tboM annOal
banquets "' the .... ary cinema fraternity at the
University of S o u t b e r n
Call!ornia. and the tat.her-
ing was a curiout mixture
of the academic and en·
t e r t a 1 n m e n t worlds.
Nostalgia waa the keynote.
and the diners v i e w e d
photographs from films of
the three honored cuetta as
they were flashed on the
waUs of the campu.1 dining
room.
The program be1an with
emcee Norman C o r w I n
presenting clip1 from three
Ste wart films
"Philadelphia Story , '•
"Harvey" and "On Our
Merry Way." Also a clip
from an old Ed Sulllv.m
show in which Stewart sang
a number with wtucb he
made his professional debut
at Princeton University.
player~ -Adrian Young,.
Tim ROSS\lVkb and 0. J .
Simpson -huddled around
her. The three athletes, un-
born when Miss West quit
malung movies. made their
retreat, revealln11 her to the
audience.
All the trappings were
there: The thtee golf ball
diamond rings; the spray or diamonds above the
pneumatic chest: I h e
cascade of milk-white hair,
a wig?; the undulating
figure . more than ample
despi te tight corseting, in
a jeweled white gown.
Despite abundant makeup.
the face showed its 75 years.
tbeWestclNll'.SbereWei
her bfpmmpu1._,
at I, lwr •u.tborlblp of UM
play, "Sex.'' md btr film
adventuret . In a rambUq
manner that req.ur.d muda
promptia1 by U.. two dlrtC•
tora.
Miu West picUd up tbt
PllC9 by dellverta1 a lt aonc, "The GlialJ Bear,"
to •bow raattme'a i.la-tionship t.o rock. Tbea lhe
did a recltat\.Oll from her
"Diamond UJ" roDowed by
a rendilion of "Frankie and
Johnny." Although some of
the younger membere of the
audience seemed baffied by
the performance, the ap-
plause grew by delfftl to
a standing ovaUon.
"J want to thank you for
your generoua applause -
and your very h e a v 1
breathing," said Mias West,
remaining in character.
WED. EXC~USIVE
THl #I llST-SllLlll
Alf All-TIMI SMOCll·MOVlll
The man who wote the
number and p er 1 u a d e d
Stewart to go on 1tage, Josh
Logan, joined Vera Miles
and Andy Devine in asking
Stewart a fn desultocy
questions about hJs career.
The gray-haired Stewart,
stllJ boyish of v o l c e .
answered p o 1 i t e 1 y . He
deplored the loss of big-
studio training for today's
But the eyes beneath the ·-
upswept lashes were clear, liii·liiai·Idl
and t.he voice still had U1e fllMISQf cum h _.
quality ot a small girt UDO THEATRE playing the vamp.
NIWPOllT IUCH
"HONORED" 1~~~~~~~~~~11 "I have been honored Ir
actors.
LEROY CAREER
Leroy's long career was
represented by clips from
"Little Caesar." "Blossoms
in the Dust" and "30
Seconds Over Tokyo.'' The
director wu interrogated by
Greer Garson. W a I t e r
Pidgeon and Dr. Frank Bax-
many times ... (laughter )
for many things (laughter)
... " Her insinuating man·
ner can stiU draw amuse-
ment from straight lines.
The proceedings took a
more historical turn as
George Cukor and Robert
Wise literally sat at her feet
and questioned her about
ter. Leroy'• message to the rr:T.9...:::""~
film students: "The au·
dience doesn't care about ~
trick camera work -only \ E• n•~••VI AB
the story.'' ...._... '" '"•....,.
Next came Miss Weat. She ~ llAAMJO
agreed to accept t h e REFLECTIOMllWO!aNB
honorary membership in IN A r.tftl ~ .... Delt"8 Kappa Alpha if she ~ EYE
could do it her way. That's e tr 1-i.i:o--'Q••; ..
the only way she operates. • .........
After the brief 1eenes 21 -... ZI p ' utu· from "Klondtke Annie .. and a..~ Sll .... IO!
"Every Day's a Holiday." w •-,..., "
the lights came up. The plat-R•BERY
form bad been converted in -.. ---lo a boudoir with wltj1e fur
rug , white chaise founge.,~~~~~~~~~~~11 full.length m i r r o r , can-
delabra. etc. Miss West ,
who likes to s u r r o u n d
herseU with musclemen,
bad three use football
Teen Rock
Tryouts Set
Auditions for Costa Mesa
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VlctAL Ill SHOW
SATURDAY 2:M ,,M. High School's Rock a.nd Folk
Festival will be he 1 d
starting Wednesday, ac-llMI cording to Tom Beaton,
festival coordinator.
Any Orange County atu-
dent interested in trying out
for the festival must contact
Beaton by Wednesday at
s.45-9431. The event is beint
spomored by the freshman
and sophomott classes at
the high school a~ a tund
ra.ising activity.
The Fol.It-rock l"eatival
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Dizzy Concert
.Jui trumpeter D l 11 y
Gillespie and Los .\n&'lle•
Rams star Rosey Grier will
give a con~rt bel't!flt for
the Educational Op-
portunities P r o j e <' t at
California State Collett at
Long Beach Friday .t I
p.m. in the men's om-
nasium.
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PAST AND PRESENT -Vicunas graze at tbe foot
of 2,000-year--0ld Inca ruins shown on tbe National
Geographic Society's coior special "The A.muon"
tonia'ht at 7:30 on OlanMl 2. The hour loaf ~
meotary follows the river's path through t:merlor
South America and shows how it af.fec\a the cr.-.-
tures and nature along tts banks.
TELEVISION VJE\\'S
'Star Trek'
To Remain
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -"Star Trek" fans, ~
hav6 been writing letters and picketing network
headquarters to keep the show from bein& canceled.
may now relax. The program has deflmttly been
included in NBC's 1968-69 schedule and, providinl '
sponsors can be found, will be among the survlvon ,
nexl September .
THIE THREE networks are deep in plaM for
next season, going through the annual February
rite called "locking in" their 6Chedules. •
But an announced program can be a stalllilC ·
horse, set into position to lure a rival network to
program agains( it, at which point it is pulled au& .
and a.nolher show penciled in. Sometimes, too, a i.
"locked in" program is abruptly locked out when ·
there proves to be little spoD&Or interest
WHILE the sponson; are interested in 1>Uttint
their money on 6hows Hk"ely to win the ~iel8ei
rating races seven or more monttls hence, ttie 'riew·
ers are more interested in the fate of favor\~ pro-
grams al the end of this season. l
CBS has o{ficially dropped the ax on four:
"Lost in Spaee." "Good Morning Wor-ld,'• ''H9 tmd
She" and "Cima.rroo Strip."
NBC is still working on its schedule. but "Run
for Your Life" and the "Danny Thomas Show"_..
among the casualtie6 and so are. unless there ts a
last-mjnu te reprieve. "The Monkees" and "I Dream
of Jeannie." "Tarzan" and "( Spy" are two other
series that may nol survive the weeding .
ABC, which traiHld the other two networks all
season in the ratings but improved its5'tion with
midseason replacements, is stin ma its ded·
sions. "Of( to See the Wizard" is defin tety deed,
and among other likely candidates for oblivion are
"Cowboy in Africa." "Voyage to the Bottom of the
Sea." "Rat Patrol" "Felony Squad" and "The In·
vaders." "The Second Hundred Years" still has a
chance to survive it its ratings improve when it rt;
places "Batman'' at the head of ABC's Thursday
night schedule.
IT IS probable that "The Avengers" will con-
tinue as a l"ej(U)ar series. "lt Takes a Thief' and
"Operation: Entertainment" are both mid6eal0tl ~
additions likely to be around in September.
Andy Griffith will retire from CBS in "May-
berry R.F.D." with Ken Berry laking over the lead .
Berry. last seen in "F 'J'roop" will be introduced
into the Griffith show on March 11 for four epl·
sodes. and Andy will help out next seJSOn by ap-
pearing in several of the new shows.
MOTION pictures will continue to dominate
the television screen. NBC will add a third movie
night to its schedule, bringing the toW up to seven
tW"O-hour film broadcasts weekly in prime time.
Recommendi!d tonl~t: "The Amazon." CBS,
7:30·8:30 PST. documentary in the National ~
graphic Society Serif!6: "Prescription: Murder,"
NBC. 9-11. with Peter Falk and Gene Barry in one
of the "World Premiere" series; "The Viet Cong,'•
CBS, 10-11. a study of the enemy, with interviews
and by means of captured and of!iclal film made
by t~ North Vietnamese.
Dennis tlae Menaee
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a deaJer in used clothing
fu.rnitu.re , etc.. you cou.Jd
valu.e them only at the price
a delaer In used clothing
or fu.rnlture would pay -
a view cutting the amount
of your contribution iar
below what you could take
If you. valued the used pro-
perty at the price a relail
custome r would pay.
A '17 CIRCUIT court case
held that you can value your
second hand property con·
trlbution at the price a ntail
bu.yer would pay: you. are
not stuck with the dealer's
lower price to you . But iI
you pl.an to follow the
court's vi ew on your '67
return, recognize you may
have to fight the Treasury.
As you. go through you.r
checks to determiM you.r
charitable deductioru. don't
automatically assume that
every cheek ma~ oul to
a charitable orgl!llution is
• a realistic
approach to
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appointments within I he
newly-established advanced
system• operation at Phl\co-+
Ford 's Aero n u. tr o n I c
Divis.ion in Newport Beach
were .aMOun<:ed by Or. S.
J. Rabinowitz, director ol
the operation.
Dr. Rabinowilt said the
following program develop-
ment managers had been
appointed, reporting to H.
F. Hoesterey, manager of
pr<.gram development :
J . L. Johnaon. air laun-
ched missile systems; R .
L. Richmond, ordnan c e
1y1tem1, and 0 . 5'.'tllu.u el,
rad1r and HOSOfs.
F o ur departm e n t
mana1en were 1ppot.ted
under S. L. Hudgins,
manager of r1dar and
1e-n1ors :
R. L. 'lbompaon, radar
enctneerlng dtpaTlment; L.
G. Wa1ttts. 11ttodynamics
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of the Month" aDd the "Boy
or the Year" were honored
at a dinner b)' m.emben
or the Costa M.en.. Optimist
Club.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -
'l"H -<ll llopubllcu coqreulonal leaden to
recapture Houlfi control for
the firlt time in 14 yur•
i. play!oc a 1'"""'8nt role m lnflu•nclDI thtk
14*1eDCe1 tn. the GOP' 1 pruldenlW ........
Rep. MeMn R. Lah-d ol
Wltcollsln. chairman. of the
H o u 1 e Re:publ1can Con·
terence, feell the party"s
beat oppariunity to win ad·
dttlonal Howe 1eats lies in
tbe Nortbeut and that New
York Gov. Nellon A •
Rockefeller would be the
bluest belp tn eet'ting them.
Bouae Re:pUbllcan Leader
Gerald R, Ford of Michigan
Mel tbe South u the best
hope for electing mare
• Republicans. While officially
neutral, be h11 in the past
• been cloee to IUcbard M.
Nixon.
Studies by tht Republle&n • eo..,...lonal Commltt ..
• outllnin& how 'the GOP can
: lain the 31 seats it needJ
• for Hou11e control show 12
: postlble gainJ in the 11 Deep
• South states and U more
: ill the nine New Ena:land
and Mldd1e AUantic 1taies.
But thll assumes a
riormal tw~ r a c e •
Formw Alabama G o v •
Gtorce c. Wallace'• third·
ptrty c:andldaey iu-antff1
an abnormal 1 It u a tlo n.
especially in the South.
In fact. it compµcate1 the
congressional tituaUon in
of most ti the closely con·
te1 ted races, as Republicans
1eei. to expand t h e i r
Southern bridgeheads. The
GOP has 23 of the 106 seats
in the 11 Southern states.
Wallace is expected to
take anti.Johnson votes that
might norma Uy go to 1
Republican nominee such as
Nixon. But these same votes
might go right back to a
Republican congressional
candidate if he could Ue h.11
Democratic opponent close· l'\ .
ly enough to t h e ad· I • V't.
mini.strati.on. l ~::J._:.~_::;,e~:'.::9'~-2':'.:.J_..1.~~~~~j Howe-wt, many Southern L
Democrats have pursued In·
dependent voting records -------------------
which woukl enable them
to pick up 1upport from
Watlac:e Votetll.
Each boy '1"a& introduced
to the memben and their
wives and wa1 presented b.ia
award by the pre1kient,
Paul BtecbL
"Boys ol IOe
"Soya of
tbe Month"
were Robert
Kalter, Ra·
ndy Towe,
Mart Rea·
dy , Lei Wanless, Steve Mar·
Un, .Bill Ward, Doug Mol·
hook. Ray Dove, Steve Biilla,
Tracy Koehler, Mike Kahler
and Mike Saruon.
An additional feature of
the evening wa1 the award·
ing of a trophy to Mite Sara·
son a.s the "Boy of the
Year". Boy1 are chosen for
their loyalty, service, part·
icipation in the Club, School. Thus, the South provides
uncertain ground at best for
Republicans to make House
gain1 this year.
Others Want Money
That Wescott Doesn't beliefs. I'm making '20,000
a year wortlna: three jobf,
from invtotora, c o 11 e I e keeping a family o1. lour
studentl, ministers ... • n d children, a wife and alao
ma.ny claiming to·~ be a bieDd. I enyY you. I may
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In the Northeast. hcrwever, a popular GOP LOS ANGELES (AP} -
candidate could enable his Clint Wescott may not want
party to make strong gains. the money but others do.
With Democrat! controlllng Wescott is the mao wbo
H01Jse delegations of New spurned some $20.000 due
York, Connecticut and New him, saying he'd rather live
Jersey by margins of 26 on a pile of newspapers
to 15, 5 to 1 aDd 9 to ti. under a bridge and stay "on
Asked ii he would-~e ll hl1 mind about U..· ,
Wescott said, S~, ' o.
Still the same. I don't want
to talk .about fl t jmt want
to keep living this life.· the GOP w:lll need 1trength the bum."
at the head of the ticket Hwxlreds ol letters have
to make &ignificant inroads. been written to him since
Strategists eucb as Laird last Sunday when he was
point out the GOP could pick told 119,219 in !wo Burnt
up a doun aeats in j!lff: Hills, N.Y .. banks belon-ged
"I can't li~ in. the weeds
with my wino frlendl if I
take the money. ·Tb.at'• for
sure."
two atates : New York, to him from the sale ot Not an the writers 10Ught
wtere aeven Republican a gas station be abandoned money.
districta went Democratic in 15 years ago. Since then There wu a letter from
1964, a.nd volatile Con· he's been told his father a man, apparenUy "afting
necticut, which elected six died a year ago, leaving a plane at the San FTanciJCo
R e p u b 1 i c a n s in the him about $4,001. International Airport, who
Eisenhower irweep oC 1956 Wescott, 51, has bad m&r· wrote, "no requests, jusf ad·
and aix Democrats in 1968. riage propoaals, and appeals miration for aUcking t.o )'Ota
WED. IXCLUSIVI "" .. ...,. ..... AM AlLsTIMI "•'IOCLN0\1111
of the nons
iiliili••111
... h -UDO THEATRE
NIWPOIT llACM
Ji& uw lnltrucUom for
club member• 10 yean and
up are be'tn& beJd every
Tuesday afternoon at 4
0' Clock. and OD Mooday
evening at 7 o'e l oct.
Aluminum. toolln1 clauel
art held Wednnd.aJ af.
t.entoons. Lapidary ia bekl
every Thursday afternoon.
Contact Clyde Hartwigle.D fDr detaill. ,
~ in ti. l!plo Cutinl Conlest at 'u. Gnat
Wat.em Center at Loi
Angeles. wen Tom. Powtll,
Doa. Beecher. J.:Ci. Altman,
Stony· Parrott, Du
J'leckenltein aod J • c k
Tompkina. Tom PonII ud
Don Beecher wen amoq
Ille ........ aad eompetod
ill Ille ficala.
Golden State BulDttbaD
games for boys 13 ud llDller'
are being held in tbt om
on Wednesday 11 lt bt 1
starting at a:»p.m.
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Wednesday tournaments are
being conducted in bJlliardl,
chess, cbectera and other
games in tbe Stlclal Recrea-
tion Department S t e v e
Wonacott bu announced
p r eliminary tournaments
Tbe Central Branch mth
grade baatetball team will
compete in the Klwanla. Club
Tournament to be beid Feb.
22 and 25.
Adulta who have a bobby
or spedal talent in any craft
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-lhe faaml ud burial ""'*"' """'Pt
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hea')' tuffic °" "'aaowcW higbwsys, flmilr
ind frimds alike may ,,,,., po}' lheit nu ....
Clllllllrf-MAUSOU1111 op«ts br attmd iDg lhe burial ....X.. u ...U ~~TOIY " the chapel t<rVice, all at ~ llemtiful place.
COLUMUllUM at lcss 'cost and more~.
VflUANS LAWN 14801 -14IOJ •ACH llYD. WISNINSTlll
21J-1"6S77 714 TW1ooob J.1421 714 Jlffe.,... 1·1711
• the South to such a deiree
: t.hat the long -range
: J\epubllcan trend in that
: once 1 o 11 d 1 y Democrat.le
: region could well be blunted
· this ~ar.
: Tbu1, Laird'• T 1 e w
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: realitUc, for thil yea •&
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leasL
In Alabama, Wallue'1
candidacy could wipe out
the lul -GOP llouM members of the flft who
were elected on Barry
Ooldwater'a coattalll l D
1'64.
ln other Soutbenl Sbtes,
It poses this question: Who .,m w.uac. voters .n for
•:onire11?
The W aBace 1'0terl could
•eU determJDe tbl outicome
A -an Nallooal Committee aoalyllil <ll die
1985 eon~ election
aald eroo!oo <ll G 0 P ..,..,... in the East bad
--halted.
But It no te d t ha t
RepubUoam have 34 fewer
House aeata in the East than
after the lB election. I t
k DO coincldeDce that the
1961, electk>D WM t!.e laat
one wh1cb elec1:ed. a
R epa bl i ca n ~trolled -
Stalin Son P'leaded
' For Death by Nazies
WAllHJltQl'ON ~ ~
State Department
documents -lhM J...t Stalin'• olrlelt. .-.. Tabv,
was lhot to de.ch in a
German prbcn camp in the
spring ol 1MS a I t • r
pleadina:: "'Guard, I Ito o t
me!" Delalla . y-_ ..
death, an ~ borderiac •
suicide, wmi caplured by Allied ,...,.. lo _,
In l~. but were IDept lllCl'et
-even bun 8taliD. to ~
him pain.
Acc o r d l n• to 1be
docume:nU trom a. State
Dep-'•l)lllorlcal of.
fice Yakov llUITt!Ddued to
Ille Nul.I on July II, 1941,
near the surrounded Soviet
city ot Smolensk.
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personal telephone7:di
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need mos~ frequently; Call . your
local Business Office and we'll
send you one for each of your
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the person al directory
hiding under the phone,
call anyway.Ask for one
as a conso lation prize.)
We're here tr,· h&lp
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Cinderellas welcomed aboard their magic . coach I
group of prominent Harbor Area women who contihu·
ally 1upport guild endeavor6 througNlul the year.
During a lovely tea in the Dove~ Shores hQme. of
Mrs. Sam Gurley. patronesses. associate and sustaining
members received warm welcomes. sinet!re. thanks and
a fair share of praise.
Cindereilas. a women's guild which raise! fund6 for
Children's Hospital of Orange County, asked Mrs.
Frances Stawicki. hospital in-service volunteer coordin·
ator and ~trs. Leah Mornell. guild coordinator to also
be their guests and answer questions regarding services
provided by the fa cility which are made possible by the
loyal support given by these dedica ted women and other
devoted volunteers who comprise 10 other hospital
guilds'.
Honorees attending included the Mmes. Norman
Gamble. Barton Beek, Richard Stevens. Richard Lyon,
Waller Burroughs, Stuart A. Coulter. Robert Guggen·
heim, Donald D. Anderson, LeRoy Carver, John L. Curci,
John R. Davies Jr .. Ray Dike. Robert Forbes, Roy P.
Jackson. Herbert Kalmback, Donald Nixon. Lawrence
Stevens. Donald D. Wells, George Yardley, Charles
Thomas and Paul Young.
SIR,_ WAL TE it RALEIGH?-ls Donakt Housenlan really the swaahbuckling 'Sir
Walter Raleigh in disguise and ls Mrs . Houseman his Queen. Elizabeth? The
truth will be known at the upcoming Art.ills' Ball in Laguna Beach Art Gallery
Satu.rd.,-, Feb. 24.
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SILVER PLATED SUPPORT -Patronesses, sustaining and assoc-
iate members of Cinderella Guild, Orange County Children's Hos-
pital heard their praises sung durhlg a thank you tea last week.
Services at the hoepital are made possible because of their gener·
ous support, according.to Mrs. Joseph Stawicki (center), coordin~
ator of in-service volunteers, who discusses their role with Mrs.
Sam Gurley Jr. (left), tea hostess and Mrs. Ralph Berke, hospital·
ity chairman.
,.Pai_ntings _C9me Alive for Gala Ball
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Paintings. be they creations of the Masters or
examples of modern surrealism, will come very
much alive at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, in the La.
guna Beach Art Gallery. ·
However, it is not a painter'5 brush that will
put breath and vitality jntoj.hese subjects. ft is.the
Winter festival's long.awaited costume Artists' Ball.
According lo Mrs. William Gieschen, chairman
of the colorful spectacle sponsored by the Affiliates
of Laguna Beach Art Association, party-goers are
not required to come in costumes.
Never1heless. most participants, in keeping
with the ball's spirit. come dressed as subjects in
paintings, artists, tourK;u or in festive attire.
A huge live picture fra me will be employed (or
costumed couples competing for prizes to walk
through and be presented to the throng.
Judges scrutinizing the colorful costumes for
originality will include Mr. and Mrs. Alton Allen,
Councilman and Mrs. Will iam Lambourne. and Bert
Petty, past costume de6igner for Cecil B. DeMille
and Flo Ziegfeld.
Additional attractions include a midnight bul-
let supper and lively music by Harry Liszt and hie:
group. .
Assisting Mrs. Giesrhen with arrangementl'I are
Miss fern Randolph, Mis.~ Hester Arthur. Mrs.
Hovey Cox, Mrs. William Bruggere and Mrs. George
Reed .
Others planning the event are Dr. and Mr~.
Zachary T. Malaby and Mr. and Mrli. George Cun.
ningham.
Hostessee will ind ude ttl'e Mmes. Collins Tim·
mon. Lawrence Adams. Sam -Gar.st,. M. E_Atcheso
c-and other committee members=
Tickets, at $5, may be obtained in Laguna
Beach at the Chamber of Commen:e office, Sand
and Surf Hotel and Fashion Gallery.
An 11-day event the Winter Festival will cul·
minate with the Laguna Lun in the Outrigger
Monday, Feb. 26. • ' .
. -SCAREDY CAT -Miss Lisa Surette climbs up on the table in •lann 1
George Cunningham threatens her with Clara, the snake over hit ahoul~.
They are dressed and ready for the gala costume ball sponsored by the Aff114·
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Complaine.r Migh·t Fare Better ·.If She Would Send a .Lett~r
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: My hu1·
band and t live near an elementary
acbool:'I We &lway1 have taken pride
In OW' l•wn and 1arden. The ga11
la lite a velvet carpet and the nowe.r1
are ao beautiflll people come from
..,,_ po1U ti "'8 city juat to look.
We an Dot meaa people, Ann. and
we do love cbildrea, but It it mad· deablr tbe w., .... fll t111ia dernen·
tary IChool yoanpte:rs nm .crou our
...... and trample m the Oewen.
' Liit net I telepbned Ute acbool
and ·ulfed lo lpell lo the "'1ncipal.
1 WM told OD two occulon1 that
the prindpal wu out ol Utt ottic1
blat..would-rtham m1 call Ttte call' , wu not re.turned.
OD llM! lblrd lrJ I h<anl the erfn·
clpal'1 1ecret.ary ·~· "Thia nut bu -. ,.
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called twice before and I managed
to Jft rid of her but you 'd better
Uh tba call thit um·e because abe'.I
lbe type who won't ctve up ." '
Wbft the principal lot Oft the pbooe
he wa1 very courteou' and promised
to 1peat to · the atudenta 1b0Ul
trupaulng OC1 our sroperty.
M, que.1Uon la thia: Why It 1 person
wtto Gilli to 11k for the scboo1'1
cooperation conaidued • "mi:.7" Waa.
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J craey to mUe Ulla request? Thank
you for 1our answer. -FT. \VORTII.
DEAR n . WORTH: A pe ..... wM '* ........ tt•plail a .... .,.w.,
........ " ... CIM: ~ .. ...
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Ud1 re•MB. Ute compl•l•er fart1 htt·
ler If lte Mta'I ttllle n loe llrOtl.(
Wttll 11111 C.Mplal•t, ,.rt1ntart, ..
bttt • •t.eln1bl:r ~upld. I wnuldn 'I The llWe girl Is nnw 5 years nr to. but. I ha ve another name rtQ
wot ••t b•ctlet.ead h• my office: aa;e and her hair la getting very thin Wake up and amell the coUec:'" ..
nn lOQ. I'm afraid the child will be hangs aro'Jnd becauM the ~t> ta O~ ANN LANDERS: A relative bald by the time ahe 11 8 if her right and he has nothing to jlDM,
of 1111M lA doing something which mother doe sn't 1top this non1ense. Dumm y, tJ
I fMJ' Cot• beyond "foolish." II is, Melanie 11 my niece .What can I
in ., Judrment, harmful to her child, do'! -COMMITTEE OF ONE TO
Th.11k1W 1tory: SAVE A CHll.D
...... 11 a middle·agecl di vorcee DEAR COMMITl'EE: It 11 belt
wbO -., a 1•eet llttle daughter. tbat this 11bject be .,_dMMI '1 Mme-
M .... '1 Mtural halr color Is darlr. ..e •f ,.._....,, ewtPle Clle fam.11)'.
b""'8 tad ,apparently the didn't think Ask Ute tlllN's &taclter .. caJt te
It .... llhhJ enoulh to get a fourth the mctther. ntre'1 1 ,_ cb9Ce h~ ao last year she dyed her lhat tbt teac~r alM bl ..am tk h• PIM!num blonde. In order to llUle &Jrl'1 hair 11 (•~ ""' A m• Miaelf appear more authentic motller wbe woakl eqW& lier cllUd
sM ._. her younr d•Ul'.hUr'• hair h1 1111ch a ••1 l1 atterl1 bi'ililiu.
tM-.... ;l:O.lor. By lM way, Melanie __ _
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doe1.1k_ .. dye jobl beraeU and they CONFIDENTIAL TO SO IN LOV'E:
aec .. ..., rad& IOQk_JL , You can call it love ll )'OU want
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Shades of Minnesota Fats
Pool Table Serene Amid Chaos
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"Evet"Joae should bulld a
boUle -"ONCEl"
Undaunted by a rainy
moving day, Mtg Jean
Campbell ltil mdil'd to
ma1Dtaln a aplrit Of bubbliDC
entllualasm aa lhe and Mlu
Mary Wlllon 11D'Veyed their
tull·a.lled pooltable ceaWed
prowl.ly in It.I very on
room and mlde planl fw a
lala home warmlns.
Everywhere elae w a a
sheer chaot -moviDC TU
leaving, tractors bulldolinC
the front yard. telepbcml
trucb and tenlcem• ap.
peariDJ and 'ta D la b in I.
friends ct:roppJ:ni by. various
c o mpall1 repreMlltath'h
anivinl to explain the In-
tricacy cl Ids pa:rtk:u1ar ap.
pliance.
It bad been almolt foar
months aince ground wu
broken for the tundicnal
1900 square-foot. all dec.'tric
(even to the 1os ll&bW')
home deslped by Ron
MontcomeJ'1 and locat.d In
Huntlniton Barbour.
'!be idea of baOdlQf a
howe 1r9w oat al the yoathfDl ....,.....,... f.....,.
for pool and tbm JDablllt;J
to f1nd a boaM alreadJ C09-
strocted Cbllt ..... ae-
commodate a fa11.ll:Dd table. ad a. locaticm ...
aelected bee PM al Mr
equal enf1wwlama f• wat.er
sparta -.le• tllbel ud
Mary uila. ··we probliblJ moftd tn
too a o on." uid II a r y,
apotocmni fer the aeneral
coafuJion ad n:aminlnl the
ICl'atcbet the table bad ac-
quired wbi1e Jn ttarage.
During the ballding Jean,
a dealp engineer a t
McDonald Douglu .Mlulle
and Space Syatema Divt.lion,
made two trlpt dally to the
new house and dltcovered
there always were dedaions
to be made.
"It helpt tf you can read
blueprints," gjghed the prel·
ty brown-eyed brune~.
"Everything going a 11
rlpt?" D. K. Turner,
builder, poked bis bead in
the kitchen door opening
from the garage.
"See if ')'OU think the table
la le~l... choruHd Che two
Horoscope
CENTER Of A TTUCTION -Receiving all 1M attfttion even on moftl& day
is the pool table around which a boUJe wu bulll Tfllti.ng to mate sure it wu
properly balanced were Miu Mary WillOD llDd Mill Jean Campbell, (left to
right), and builder D. K. Tamer.
young women, and they
each Jtc:ked up a cue and
tried a ahot or two.
As be started out the door.
Mary remembered -"Oh,
the r'efrigerator doesn't fit
-the cupboard needs to be
shaved a hair ••. ,.
"We've been d l g g i n g
dirt every nigbt for the past
few weeks," continued Jean
calmly, hanging up her cue.
"Our new neighbors have
been ju.It wonderful," said
Mary, who is employed at
North American Aviation,
Inc. "They've loaned us
-.!leebrrows and lanterns
IDd brought UI CGftee. Wt
bad to get the dirt for the
planter dug before they in·
ltalled the carpeting," COil·
tinued the pert y o u n g
woman. "Now we have to
cover it with tar-paper or
something before we bring
Jean's dog and my cat
over," she added, indicating
the large square hole in the
entry surrounded by beige
and white carpel.
Between tours through the
new bouae pointing out the
garage (finished off for dan-
cing) and the yard behlnd
the patio which someday
will be a putting green the
youog women blitbelJ an-
nounced they were much too
excited to do anything ex-
cept walk around and loot,
themselves. 'Ibey were con·
fldent aucb necessities as
Mary's lipltlck, ashtrays
and plates would turn up
somewhere la the jumble of
cartons and boxes!
The last caller on that
drizzly alt2rnoon was a
serviceman with two rolls of
plastic runner -to protect
the carpets. After changing
clothes twice and wubing
off the sidewalk en t riy
countless times, all the &ifls
could do waa groan: "But
everYbodY's g:one, nqW'!"
Taurus: Check Details
WEDNESDAY
FHRUARY 21'
BJ SYDNEY OIWl1l
"The wiM mm ccdroJI
hit de•thl7 • • • Altnloo Ptlnta the way."
'AJUE8 (Mar. 21-Apr. 11):
~·t 10 too fut ~on
dte but be lure "' ft.di. Muna 11 l D know\edae.
Don't be cauitit oft IQm'd.
'nday you find oat boW far,
bow tut. you cm proceed.
Pay attention.
:l'AUBtJS (Air. 20-May
211) :-Yoar undentandlng ol
bUlc 1"'* la empbulled.
ICty to luccell Is to ' be
thoroueh. Check detaDl.DiC
for tnformatiion. Accent on
leaacll•. lepl fees ud
tranaactlODI.
GEMINI (May 21.June20):
c o m m unlcate thouabta,
Jdea1. Stud7 m e u a I e 1 •
C a t c h a p o n c o r·
r~ence. Empbub on ma r r taie, pm1Denb.lpe,
~.al procedmtL Be aw~e
bUc relatlODI. lmpro'tt
a .
CEil (Jae 21.Jaly
22): a.ck wort ~
ctdurel. YOU -.Y haft
been nepicting bask task.
Today ii time to catch up,
when real pr o g r • 1 1 11f1W1aliul· M a 1 n t a i D
s'ady pace. Fine for WD1lJ
aitfvity.
1..EO (July 2S-Aug. 22):
~ey aod pet project mis
well today. Means 7111
fr1111 aatMtJ you ....
f1 Dtapl.8J enltallaam. .. vtraatlle. Agree to cball,.._
~ to prindplel. But
JliOdlrllbll yoar nieCbodl.
VIRGO (Aac. »&pt. 22):
Clctllat far plckillC 11.p
bargain, eapecialq in ~
tlque Oeld. You can also
...... wit)'. DJ la ~ ................... .,..... ., te bl nblt.ltUle .....
JaaA (llpt. »-Oct. 21): ....,,.. • ., oa t4eaa,
Jw•11. ....... wltb
dale nla8ftt. Honer JDa:t -~~---.o.;•~"·11'.:.::-;::•n•tid te 7oa !>yclub. lf'.ll"llP. .,,afsada
........... flll'eadl ...
rudJllr~can.
IOOm'IO (Oct. 23-~.
21): ........... aid fnlD
I
'
f.rienda prove 1igntflcant.
Y oa coald find proetable
metbocS of preteating idut,
lftdJd. Keep mind open.
Be wtIUnc to experiment.
SAGITl'ARIU8 (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21) : Lunar cycle high.
Mean.a your judgment, in·
1u1Uon apt to be correct.
Make contact.a. Take in·
itlatlve. E x er c it e in·
dependence of tboulbt, IC•
tlon.. Key today la ad·
vance~ proniotion.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. U): Fine for dining
oat, aa.tdin& theater or lec-
ture. Empbuis OD behind-
t be· ace n ea a c tMty.
Elpedaily good if you are
member of motion picture,
televialon l.ndu.stry.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18) : Study special features
in your paper. You coold
come up wWI money-mat-
inl .Idea. Friends, hopes and
wiahel are accei:Md. You
pt helplnc band in con-
nectkm with pet project.
P18CES (Feb. 19-M.ar.
20): You receive com-
pllment from member of op-
polfte HS. Tb.II bolJters
10\r ego, lends lip to day.
En&•C• in social adivlty.
Mingle. Get out '8 Men,
beard. Espreaa views.
IF TODAY II YOUR
BIBTBDAY you are percep-
tift, have flDe ,.... of
humor. YOU could aucceed
u writer, teach« or in
comm11111cat1ooa media.
GENERAL TENDENCIES
People bcrn under SAGIT·
TARRJS and VIRGO make
news today.
T• 11M wt ~ .-.. .,.,,_.. alld ....,....,, .,...., .,..,, Omen'• JO.
..... lloolllet, Tiie Trvllt Alllut Astrol-
ort • ._.. • clftls • OIMrr .-1e1. Ille OAll.Y ,.11.0'T, ... »• Grand Cefttral llalloft, New Y• N.Y. 10011.
Porty Plans Popping ,
Silent f.llDJI.. ciaDc::iq, bmr, ~ eoft drink1
..rp0pcom are just a few aft:ractlona offi at
tbt UCl Faculty and Staff Wive'' ann\W party in
Jnine Town Center at 9:~ p.m.. Prtday, hb. 23.
Aaticlpi«fnt the e"lllt IN ()efl to rilbt) Krs. JUcb.
ltd Juber&. eo<hltrmaJl and Mn. Donald KaplAn.
'
DRUGS REVIEWIO
Judge C.111 S.ker
GOP Club
Examines
Drug Use
The Current Drug J>tot>.
!em will be discussed by
Judge Celia Baker when tM
~ublicatrWomen~s -aub,
,.. .. rated, ol R unlDijfmt
Beach meets tom orrow in
Lab Part Clubhouse.
'Ibe meeting, open to• 1be
public, will begin at u:ao
a.m. with a buffet lun~.
Mrs. Arriold Podsade, lleipl-
tality c b a i r m a n. la Ill charge of arrangement.a.
J u d g e Baker, presidia&
judge of the West Oral•
County Municipal Coart1,
wtll be Introduced by Mr's.
Berurd Gage, p r o g r a a ebainnan. Mrs. w 1111 ••
Cllnpbell. ~ent, wll conduct the bwitness ....._
Sale Starts
Rummage will be rs· morrow through ,
Feb. 21-%3, at 1882%
port BlVd., COsta MeD, bJ
members of ~ a.a
B'Ul B"rttb Women •
Volunt~r
Program
Studied
Mra. Robert s. Jamlelon,
volunteer procram c b a I r-
rnan from Fairview State
Hospital, will be the g\1llt
speaker at toolgbt'a meet.
tng of the BJeued . Sacra-
ment Catholic V oung Ladit•
lnstltute, W•tminlter.
The time of tcacbt'1
meeting, taklng place Jn tbe
chta'cb, bu been cbaneed
to 7: 30 p.m.. acc«dlnc to
Mn. John Maltby, presi-
dent.
Mrs. Jam1eaoa will dlacua1
the many ways members
may volunteer their ten·
ices at the boapltat other
buslnss will incfude tbe Jni.
tiation of new members ad
prol>()led bylaws cb=. Membera are req to
bring baby g1fU for a wel-
fare baby shower whldl will
take place followtni the
meeting. 'Ibe gifta will be
presented to a needy indi·
vidual.
Serving u hOltessea for
the evening will be the
Mmes. Jack Colllflower,
Tom Kazpnyk, Gerald Cen-
namo, Richard Cumatay.
Joseph Walullk and Wilbur
Martin.
The 12th annual diltrlct
conference of Dlatrict 23
will take place Sunday, Feb.
25, in St. M a tt b e w ' s
Church, Long Beach. Maas
will be celebrated at 1:15
a.m. followed b1 brunch at
10:30. The conlerence will
begin at 12:30 p.m.
Delegates from Bleued
Sacrament InatJtute will in·
elude the Mmea. Maltby,
Mike Reid, Antonio Rodri-
gue, John Hill, R o 1 a n d
Champagne, Cbarles Barri·
gan and Wilbur Martin. AD
members are invited to at-
tend the conference being
hosted by Immaculata In-
stitute 129 of Lona Beach.
Mas. LARRY M. SCHMITT
Ln v .... Honeymoon
Schmitt-Friend Vows
Said in Mesa Church
During a double ring
ceremony perf onned by the
Rev. Herbert Johnson in the
First MetbO<tlst Church of
Costa Mesa Lillda Kathryn
Friend became the bride of
Larry M. Schmitt.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Friend
of Costa Mesa, wu given
in man1age by her fattier.
She wore a beaded cl1aJl..
tllly lace gown designed
witb tapered sleeves .and a
train. A jeweled headpiece
of pearls and rhineatonea
caught her tiered illusion
veil, and white orchids
formed her bouquet ..
Summer Wedding Plans
For Michele Henderson
VJss Karla Friend was
her sister' a maid of honor,
while other attendants were
Miss Marcia F r i e n d ,
another sister, Mrs. Alan
GoTdon,Mrs.r.tlcbaelBrazil
and Miss' Sandee Anderson.
all of Costa Mesa.
They wore velvet gowns
in a burnt orange color,
matching crowns and car-
ried yellow pompon daisies
centered with roses.
A dinner party in the Five
Crowns restaurant wu the
setting for the engagement
announcement of Michele
Louise Henderson of Balboa
Island and Kent Davis
Edler.
Diadosinc tbtlr ~otbal
were their pa.mita Mr. and
Mrs. Verne 0 . Henderson
of Ambeim and Mr. and
Mn. Don K. Edler of Udo
Isle.
Tbt First Presbyterian
Chrrch of Anaheim has been
aeJeded for tlie couple'•
wedding oo June 15.
An Anaheim HiCh School
gradaate, Miss Henderson
attended Fullerton Junior
Coo.te and Los Ancele•
CoBtge of Medical and Den-
tal Aaaistantl.
Ber fiaoce, en alumnus
ol Newport Harbor lilgb
Sebool, was enrolled at
orange Coast Q)llege and
now ii attending Northrop
Aeronautical Institute of
TectmoloCY.
Wedding
Planned
In Spring
A spring wedding ii being
planned by Charley Dam
and Timothy Rellaford.
Mias Davia, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Robert W.
Davit ol Newport Beach, is
a graduate of Newport
Harbor H1gb Scbool, • at-
tended Oran1e C ~ • • t
U01Jete and ~---la'=: at the Univeralty Of Nevada.
Her flance, IOO ol Mr.
ud Mra. WlDia BeOafGrcl
of Newport Beach, II serv-
ing with the U. S. AJr Force.
A Palm Sprinp mp Scbool
,....-., bl ltudJed for two
y.-,n at UCLA.
MICHILE HENOEltSON
Summer ltftes
CHAILIY DAVIS
To M.ny
Grange Goast' s No. 1 Paper:
Dressed in white velvet
frocks were Joby Wendler,
the bride's cousin and Janet
Sdm*t, the bridegroom's
niece who served u flower flrla.
The bridegroom, son and
stepeon ol Mr. and Pl'.rs.
Robert H. Robb of Costa
Mesa, asked bis brother
Ro er Schmitt to be his best
. Ushering ttie 200
gu..U to their aeatl were
Tom Sconce, Don Rye, Scott
Petenon and Lloyd Sindair.
autla Calard wu tbe ring bearer.
Aulttlng at the recep-
tion in 'lbomplon Hall were
Che Mmes. Sconce, Roser
Schmitt, Rye, J o a e p b
Dercbe, Marcus Martin, of
Quinta', Kan .. the bride's
aunt, Ted Selby and Ron
Gare and Mr. and Mrs.
MeB w llldler. tbe bride'•
coulnl trom Neu Qty,
Kan.
Speda1 ca-ta were Kn.
Ama l'ltend, .. llltde'a
~ fn>m L o a Allltlea; Bar B. Robb al
Lu Vecu;ihe ~
1IDcle and Mra.
Martin of Phoe*-
F ollowinc • Laa V .... honeymoon, the bridal COO·
pie wtll utilbJlab their ftnt
home in Cotta Mesa.
'lbe bride la a p-aduate or Corona del Mar mlh
Scbool and attended Orap
Oout Collete. Ber hUlblDd
la a SNduate of West Pboem ID&b Scbool, at-
tended Fhoeal% eone,. anc1
II ...,...,-et OOC.
Busineu Women
Mn. Do1ores o-omn. ..
fl1r1, will tab C • 11 I
reprdiac membti llltp and
meettq locatim ot tbe
American Bus i nei11
Woma'1 Association. The
clubwomen gather the third
Wednesday of the month at
6 p.m.
I
OPEN ~J
HOUSE
CELEIRATION
"JOIN TODAY
FOR'*
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HIPS
AND
THIGHS
CALL
TODAY
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r~. Ftbniary 20. 1968 DMLY '1LOT Jf •
UCl's Feet · Back ·Oll ·Ground After Loss .
Only ThTee Games Remain for Anteater Cagers
DAILY PILOT ""'" _,, lllCM,., ktel!IW
ARCHING ANTEATER -UCI's Jeff Cunningham goes up high for
a shot over Fresno State's ROO Stephens Monday night. Cunningham
scored 11 points but the Anteaters 106t to Fresno in overtime, 77·71.
~ports in Brief
Oay Appeal Pending;
l(enya (and Keino). Out
HOUSTON (AP) ._ A thret·Judge
ieral court &tudied today former
avywelght cb.ampion Cassius Clay's
.Jpeal ol a five-year prison sentence
,d neither the defense nor the govern-
1ent would speculate when the court
ould rule.
The three judges heard 70 minutes
f argumenta Monday and then took
nder advisement Clay'• appeal of
le sentence he received for refusing
'J enter the Armed Forces.
The d e f e n s e, headed by Charles
·~organ Jr., an Atlanta attorney for
he Civil Liberties Union, argued that
Clay was sincere in a contention be
should be exempt from mill tary
service because he is a conscientious
objector.
U.S. Atty. Mort.OD Susman replied
Clay was • consci«ltious objector "on·
ly at his coovenience."
NAIROBI -The Kenya Govern-
ment anno.a«d today It woaJcl
boycott tbe Mexico Sammer Olympics
because of South Af.rtca'1 readmlulon
to tlle Games.
. I t 1 top atbJetet, beaded by world
3.000-meter champlo-n .Klpcbo1e Keino,
were npeded to win several Olympic
med alt.
Motley, who made it with power, are
among the seven newest members
of profession.al football's Hail of
Fame .
Also named Monday were Cliff Bat-
tles, Wayne Millner, Art Donovan and
Alex Wojciechowicz.
SAN DIEGO -UCLA quarterback
Gary B e b a D wa1 honored Monday
n.lgbt as CallfornJa Athlete of the
Year.
.. Tbe Heitman Trophy winner receiv-
ed hit CaUfomla honors at tlle ZZnd
an11ual Banquet of Champion• co-
apouo~ by t h e Brelfbard Athlede
Foundation and the Greater San Diego
Sporta Attociation.
SALEM, Mass. <AP) -Te n n i 1
queen Billie Jean Moffitt King of Long
Beach, Calif., captured the New
Eng.land Women's Indoor Cham·
pionship for the first time in three
attempts by dethroning Mary Ann
E i s e I of St. Louis 6-3, 6-4 Monday
night.
Mrs. King and Rosie Casals of San
Francisco won the doubles cham·
pionsb.ip with a 18-14, 6-3 victory over
Miss Eisel and Kathy Harter of Seal
Beach, Calif.
By EARL GUSTKE\'
Of .... .,...,,, ...........
UC Jrvine's basketball team baa
ita feet planted firmly on earth again
today.
During the beady 48 hours between
their great trUl victory over Nevada
Southern Saturday night and Monday
night's 77-71 overtime loss to Fresno
State, the Anteaters were, u they
llY, on c.loud nine. 7'1 was afraid Ulla would happen,"
lamented coach Dick Davis, in the
stillness ot UCl's locker room.
'·'I talked to the boys about the
possibility of a letdown and that''
Verdict
By GLENN WHITE
Of Ille 0.11, ,. .. , Stiff
Tw<Hlundred and 10 minute1 of ac-
cusatlone, denials and p er ti n e n t
testimony for the Sunset Lugue rlft
between Westminster H l g b and
Anaheim could produce only a delay
in tile final outcome of Monday's hear-
ings by the Sunset Council at Garden
Grove's Greenbrier Inn.
The battalion of principals and
athletic direct.ors decided to hold over
final action on the charge that
Anaheim used undue influence to
recruit former Lfon football star
Kevin Keders.
A verdict was due at this afternoon's
continuation of the session, which
brought out testimony from all con-
cerned parties Monday at the Green-
brier.
Westmlnster principal F e r re n
Olristensen seeks a one-year's league
ineligibility to be invoked on Keders
and asks that the teague take further
"appropriate action" again1t ttle
Colonists.
H\' requested that such st.ef>s be
taken Tuesday when the lengthy
session finaUy came to a close. But
weary council members let the motion
for an immediate decision on the mat-
ter die for laCk of a second.
Anaheim denied most of the IC·
cusations made by Wes1min.ster'a im·
posl.ng parade of witnesses.
The Uons asserted that Keders was
engaged in private conversation with
Colonllt football coach Clare Van-
Hoortbeb during a visit to the
Aft8ftefm campus last month when
Kedert wu on hand to attend com-
bined basketball, wrestling contests
betwee,n the two schools. •
Christensen introduced t b r e e
Westminster athletes who said they
saw Keders and Van talking alone
for some length of time and the Colony
boss admitted he was in fact privately
conversing with the Lion junior grid
ace.
He said under further questioni'ng
that he had not spoken privately with anr of the other Westminst'er athletes
wtio were in the nearby area. "I
congratulated him on a fine season
but I did not tell him I'd find a
place for him to live, I did not say
he would have a better chance at
getting a scholarship bere and I did
not boast about our football record.
"In fact," Van.Hoorebeke continued,
"most people who know me will
recognize that I don't even know how
many championships we 've won. I'm
not that impressed with myself."
The Anaheim fox verified he had
been visited on Anaheim's campus
by Kevin 's father , Stanley, prior to
the boy's enrollment at the Mother
Colony.
And he admitted having shown the
senior Keders a map ol the boundaries
for Anaheim High residentJal area
when asked for the same. But he
denied giving the lad's father a tour
of school facilities.
The elder Keders tater said sdlool
equipment man Bud Fassel was the
person who had showed h i m
Anaheim's athletic setup.
Westminster complained that Fassel
-1ttino'1 beJL.~e llkel7 wu te
have beea the 5,• meten bat ie
aho plultM to compete t. Ute tt,•
"Utd 1,511 meters.
SAN LUlS OBISPO -The executive
'>mmittee ol the California Collegiate
'hletic association rejected Monday
proposal to allow San Diego State
liege to compete in the CCAA dur·
6 the 19eM8 sdlool year in all
Orange Coast Invades
Owl,s' Nest Tonight
:rrts except football.
The decision meaDI one of these
·ngs will happen:
San Diego relents and comes back
•to the conference in an sports or
ulls out altoeetber and atieempta to
ind a conference to play Ill. Or limply
•mpetes u an independent.
Oraftge Coast Collete's basketball
team, brimming with the confidence
of a winner, makes the long trek
to Citrus College in Azwa tonigbt
to take on the Eastern Conlereoce's
cellar-dwellen.
OCC coach Bob Wetzel ls guiding
bls troops into the home stretch ol
another down~to-the wire EC race,
boping the Bucs don't stumble.
"Yes. Citrus la at the bottom of
ftie league but tlley ah•ay• play well
at their place," Wetlet coaumnted.
"Last year we bad to go into
overtiDM to beat dw!m OYtr dlert.
It'• a matter of rettlnt our1tlves
up aod not trtppiD1 unW we meet
Riverside ud F\ill«ton,"
are ~ confldent now -ltley think
they're going all the way."
Fullerton's Joas dropped the Hometa
Into a firat-place lie with Orange Coast
with five games Jen.
AlteT Citrus, tti. Pirates travel to
Chaffey Friday and return home to
play ML SAC the followiog evening.
Next Tuesday the Bucs are at
Riverside. Then comes what mlght
be the blockbuater -at Fullerton
Thursday, Feb. 21.
Despite Cout'a vuUr l'mproved toe·
bold in the EC 1cramble, Wetzel u -
pres1e1 alarm at some phuet of
OCC'1 pme.
"Oor def enae haan't improved much
OWi' Ult pall Weff or IO. The deftnH
ls a.bout the 1ame 11 It's beea.
IOmttlmH almOlt nil.
ju.st what happened. We were nat
tooiibt -we just weren't crisp." .
Only three games remabl on UCl's
calendar. The Anteaters travel to UC
Santa Barbara Thursday night, Cal
Lc.atheran Saturday night and end the
regular season at home against Cal
state (Fullerton) on Friday, Matth
1.
In.spite of what was probably their
worst performanee this season, UCI
stll had a c r o w d of 1.086 on p i n s
and needles in forcing Fresno i n t o an overtime.
UCI had the halftime lead at 33.30
but poor free throw shooting (31 of
49 for the game) and countless
turnovers kept the Bulldogs in the
game.
UCI apj>eared to have made a big
play with 7:34 left when Fresno's
Lucius Davis blew an easy l~p and
teammate K e n Patton drew a foul
oo the rebound play. Mike Heclcman
made both foul shots and it was 57·54,
UCI.
But Fresno refused to wilt and It
was nip-and·tuck down the home stret-
cb.
UCI got the ball with 5S seconds
. left at 61Hi6, called time out with
:43 to so and again wi~ :10 left.
Heckman t o o k the shot, a jumper
from the side. He missed, caught
his own rebound and put lt lD but
al'ter the buzzer.
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Due Sunset Rift • Ill
gave young Keders unusual attention
by inviting him into tbe equipment
room when the Lion youth showed
an interest in the trophies, clock,
pictures and plaques in the area.
And Fassel said he did say "come
oo it, pal," to Kev1n. Stated Fassel:
"I'm proud of the sctool and I was
showing the boy our facilities and
explaining the type of equipment we
issue, then Van came in.
"They (Van and Kedert) were alone
for awhile because Van asked me
to go out and look for a boy. When
I came back a ff!IW minutes later,
they (Van and Keders) were leaving."
Westminster further complained
that Anaheim coaches Bill Miller,
Wayne Atkins and John Balaam were
fnvolved in discussions with Keders
during the boy's time on campus.
None of the tutors denied thls,
saying only that they had not used
undue influence to recruit the
youngster during conversations.
Christensen asserts that undue in-
fluence was used, however, when
Atkins stated "if you come here,
great," suggesting that suob a com-
ment encouraged acceptance at the
9Choot
Mill-er was also charged with t"&lling
Kedert ttiat il Anaheim had a good
fuUback and linebacker next fall that,
the Colonists would win the CIF again.
Keders is a fullback and Mil~r did
not deny making such a statement.
Keders senior says it doesn't matter·
what influence may have been utilized,
... "the decision lo move was mine,
not Kevin's," he pointed out.
So, today the council must decide
whether the actions and private con-
versations did amount to undue in·
fluence.
If it agrees with Westminster'•.
allegations, Anaheim can appeal the .
rullng t-0 the CIF. Il it white washes
the Coloniats, the Lions c:ao -weal
to the CIF.
DAK. Y PILO'I """" W '--,..,..
TELLS HIS SIDE -Clare VanHoorebeke, Anaheim
High football roach for 18 years, labels as absurd
charges that he told a Westminster football player
that the Colonists could get him better scholar-
ships, had a great won · loss record and that be
woold ~ the Keders a place to live 1f lley would
move to Anaheim. Van spoke during Monday'•
hearing of undue influence which were leveled by
Westminster after Keders transferred to the Motil·
er Colony.
"And J'm dJ1appolnted ln ow-allot • _
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occ beat CUrul lift month. llJ.79,
Wetul sar• bl1 playen nearly wot
off the deep end late Friday D.lght
when 1.v.e.ral telephone calla revealed
that Fullerton bad been beaten by
Rtvwtlde. 174,
11election. We're lorclng the ball up -· with oobOdy Uhde!' the ottt"nitve t>omf. AN5WI CHAltGEs-Anahelm High equjpmenl durlni M..Uy's Suneei Leaaue councll ~41~ro ---•-
Tbat'• one reason wtir •re'rt not man Bud hssel Oelt) answers question submitted which aired cbargec by Christensen that the Oolo& "Tbert WU complete bedlam in the
IOcDr room." Wec.l r.,ortM. '"You
wouldD"t U.. blllntd IL Tbt kidl •
bokllna on io &bt 10.U point leads by Wettm.ilJller High principal Ferren Christensen 18ts used undue lnllueoce to recn< Lion football
wt aet. '' {right) wllllle CdooJst prindpal Chester Shir~ listens player Kevin Keders. ·
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k. lhil is written, no fina1 adjudication bas
been arrived at in the Kevin Ked ers transfer case.
At its meeting t.1onday in Garden Grove, The
Su1"16et League Council. after meeting for a two
hwr and 50 minute bearing, postponed until Utis
afternoon any decision as to whether Anaheim
High v.:ill or will not be penalized for an alleged
illegal recruitment of Keden, a Westminster foot-
ball star.
Aher list.ning to ~hr testimony encl
wadlnv through not .. , rt aP,.ers the pivotal I~ ·
ctdent In the whole eff•lr was • "'"ting Stan
K.ders (the footb•ll player's f•therl hH with
An•heim Coach.Clare V•nHoorebeke on W..tnesday
•fternoon, Febru•ry 7.
Thi1 wa.s 1 Wttk before Keders enrolled at
Anaheim.
The 'llh!elir•!I
Keders came to VanHoorebeke and asked the
coach \\'here he v.'ould have to live in Anaheim
to be wiUtin Anaheim Hlgh's attendance boundary.
VanHoorebeke. testimony revealed. showed Keders
a map outlining the school's boundaries and added
thatJCeders. "to be certain. shouJd go to the district
oUi& •'ltere they ha\•e the official maos."
In it.A section dealing with undue influence
in recruiting, the CIF's Blue Book By-Laws reads:
"no member of a school shall exert any influence
to secure a potential athlete for a partictilar school.
This includes telephone calls. home visitations or
personal contact with either Ute boy or any member
of his family."
And so it is h•re, it sHms to us, where
• key qwstlon must be an•w•red.
11 informint thti parent of • potential footb•ll
star of •tt•nd1nce bound•ries nMrely 1bov•board,
fr•nk inform•tion or 11 the "No personal contact"
wording of the rule to be inter preted llter•lly?
* * * UCLA roach John Wooden left no doubt late
Saturday night lhat he covets Orange Coast's John
Vallely.
This writer asked Wooden -ju!!t after hi s
Bruins had beaten Oregon State -Lf reports that
Vallely would be playing at UCLA next season
were accurate.
·'PM r e Te11eh'
.. t certainly hope they are," he responded.
"John Vallely has great vision, he's a good
passer and be has a pure abooUng touch."
Vallely and bis OCC teammates played the
UCLA frosh in a preliminary game Saturday.
"I liked John's looks tonight (he scored 33l.
We can eet him in UCLA if he wanls to play
for us ."
* * * Paul Valenti. the hair·trig~er tempered Oregon State coach, wasn't at all displeased after his
team 1tayed close to UCLA for a hall before being
routed. 118-71.
"We did a ~ood job for a half. UCLA ha.-;
great athletes. Jt s an awful lot to a!lk for a team
fo stay chw11for40 minutes against that bunch."
* * * That big fellow doing the radio broadcast at
the UCI • Fresno State game Monday night wn
Gui ZernlaJ, former major league home run slug-
1er.
* * * Actor Paul Newman is spending his mornings
at Orange County IntemaUonal Raceway this week.
He's taking auto racing driving lessons for an
upcoming movie role.
* * * .Jerry Hulbert. Troy High (Fullerton\ basketball
CQaCh, is 1 former Newport Harbor High player
lclau of '58). llulbert lives on Balbol Island
with a former Sailor teammate, John Fontius,
who is Newport's tennis coach.
Another roomie is Gary Pickens, an ex-Sailor
who was graduated in 159.
Pie-kens is a lightweight basketball and baseball
coach at Troy and is the son of Orange Coast
athletic director Wendel1 Pickens.
Vanguards Lose, I 02-97
son SIU SAM
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Host SA
To itlgl1t
Always bitter r Iv al 1
Golden Wesl and Santa Ana
will have at each other
tonight at Orange
College when the I w o
Eastern Conference also-
rans tipoff al 8 p.m.
The Rustlers of (."Oach
Dick Stricklin will b e
shooting for a revenge win.
The Dons beat GWC last
month. 90-76.
Golden West. al 2-11. is
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one jump away from the
EC cellar while the Oois
are 4-9, just a.head of the
Rustlers.
The Huntington Beach
junior college has lost three
straight Since beating San
Bernardino 95-85. Stricklin
figures his guys are due
for a win.
""I hope our kids can
break loose against Santa
Ana,'' he said.
"We've been keeping our
turnovers down and if we
can hike our sh ooting
percentage a little we should
be in good shape against
Santa Ana."
The Rustlers shot 37 per-
cent in losing to the use
frosh Saturday night. 95-63.
1''or a while, it was close.
"\Ve were down by only
25-24 in the first hall but
we went through seven
minutes and scored only one
point. They had us 42-26 at
the hall."
fo'or most of the game,
Stricklin was forced to go
with two 5-11 forwa rds
against SC front men
meuuring B-7 and U .
Forward Paul Kordik pull-
ed a groin muscle warming
up for the ChaUey game
Friday night and played just
two minutes against use at
the Sport.s Arena.
Kordlk, lf he plays, is ex-
pected to be at full strength
against Sant.a Ana toni&ht.
Rustler forward M I k e
Shelley, Goldt.n W e s t ' 1
leading scorer, e n t e r s
tonight's game with an Ul.4
average.
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' 111erson May Go Pro
A ustralian Aee Negotiating Witli Laver
By GLENN WRrl'I: ,, .. Delfr .... ...,.
Roy Emer100, Vlfl war)d'1 leadiDC
amateur terulis player, iJ la
Newport Beach today, .aerotiatin1
the possibilities of tun1iJ1S ptl)-
feuional and JoininC ti. COUriDc
group headed bJ Roctet Rod Lllver.
trav.ung pro of the Newport Bncb
1'ennls Club. HB Holds
1st Place
Emerson, 31, hopes a tettlen>mt
" can be reached early nnt month.
J In tM meantime he's enjoying a
stay in the area alld W«koub at
NBTC's ei:ctllent facility.
In Ratings
Huntington Beach rolls in-
to the last week of regular
season basketball with a
death-lock on the top spot
in the Top 10 of Orange
County .
The Oilers. rated second
in the CIF behind Compton
polled all of the first place I
votes to dominate.
• I
Coron a del !\tar ,
meanwhile, continues its
winning streak (21 in a row)
with only EM.ancia re-
maining in its way of an
undefeated Irvine League
season. The Sea Kin gs are
a ~:iins:.c::Pue the recent I
Jou to Huntington Beach
and the narrow verdict over
Emerson is another pNduct o,f
the Australian youth program,
which he explaiJls in part: "we
have age group · tournam~ for
kids from 12 through 17. When
a bri&ht prospect ii tpOtted he's
singled out for extra coaching and
help from tome ol the country's
leading sporting goods concerns.
"If he continues to develop ht
is sent OD tours around Australia
and eventually abroad.
Such was the case with Emerson.
Alter winning every age group
championship from 12-17. he was
sent on a jaunt to Europe and
he recalls tM lint stop: the 1954
French championships in Paris.
"I saw that I was paired with
a guy named Ashbaugh." he
relates. "He was a guy in his
forties and I figured I had an
easy draw, I remember going over
to Ken R-Osewall and remarking
ltOY EMERSON
about what a:ood fortune I had in
the draw, then menti~ed whom
l WU to meet.
"Roaewall just laughed. 'lbe.D he
said, 'you'll be able to count all
the game1 you win on one band.' "
Emerton &oe4 oa. to s a y ,
"Albbaugh really drubbed me.
:'hell I went to Wimbledon
that same year and lost 10 Ashley
Cooper in the second round. 1t was
really an eye opener. I never
figured that aome day I'd win at
W•.NMoa.. .there "were hundreds " -t playtn .-u4 ouch ....... _. ..... \lll?'laliltlt "
But Emenon dMI }ua t.. er-le, l>lain1<11e.-Bnllth1~
ll'Uot lll ltM -qllll Ibo-· 1••· Ht won Ww U.S. cro.... in 1981
and ... in '14 &DCI finll'hed run-
aerup ID !aver la 1lll.
EaMnoa •Vet hil ftrat reeolJec.
tioa ol aeeil:C Laver in Australia.
•'H• wu small and bid .. tlaming
red hair. He bad a lot ol ability,
loo."
I .ftoJ'I iDterat .in tanis WU tg.
nli.ct t!lnluP fomily play. "My
folb and -. play<d .....,
weekend," be tells. "l used to go
a1onl to wallch. But after being
a a:pectltor for IO loa& )'OU ~t
the lupirati(fl kl pick up a racquet
... ,. oat to jolll them ...
The Awa.Le wtm'a next com-
petition wil! O>me • La Jolla in
early March wtteD be tnm1 with
America's Arthur Aahe in doij)les
play. Later nut month he'll vi•
ot Madison Sq..,. Garden.
He says deleue ol the Daris
:up will be a t.ouP cbare for the
Autsies this year becauae Tony
Rocbe and John Newcombe hive
alrtady turned pro.
And. lb< land from clown under
will be furtbu bandicapped if th•
genial, talented EmerlOll ~
rrom amateur rub.
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and shoulders over the rest
of the field for third place.
The top 1ix places re-
mained unchanged from last
week with Freeway leaders
La Habra and Sunoy Hills
holding fourth and fifth
place while Magnolia 11 in
the Si.I.lb posiliotl. .
Others are Garden Grove.
Santiago, Fountain Valley
;,ind Orange.
Newport Harbor dropped
Oilers
Remain
ln ·2nd
out of the elite due to its 1-luntington Beach, Co rona
stunning 76-74 Joas to de! Mar and Marina Corl4 Westminster on Frid a y
after taking Anaheim apart
earlier in the week.
TOP l t
Place SCbool Vote-1
1. Huntington (21-3) 30
2. Corona de! Mar (25-2) rI
3. Marina 122-3) 25
4. La Habra (17-5) 20
s. Sunny Hil1J (19-5) 19
6. Magnolia (16-10) 15
7. Garden Grove (17-6) II
8. Santiago (IM) 8
9. Fountain Valley 1a-10)4
JO. Orange (16-7) 3
tinue their lofty rankings in
the CIY.' cage poll entering
the final week of regulation
play.
Coach Elmer Combs' Hun·
tington five has a firm grip
on second place in the poll
behind -Compton -who has led from the first
week of the campaign.
The Oilers firush the
Sunset campaign today with
Santa Ana and then Newport
on f'riday before entering
the Clf' playoffs.
DET ERMINING YOU~
PUTTING LINE ·
D•termini ng lhe corre ct pvt! ing
~in• is reloti vely 1imple; it'• n"Q k;-.
ingyourself believe inyourdeci-
sion thot be come• tough. Any
doubt about the line will thwart
o smooth, squar• pullin9.1tro«e,
Moybe you will find it eoSier r---J-1'..l..-.<[.'.1\__
Irvine
Cagers
In Finals
By ROGER CARLSON
OI' .. OtllY P'llet Itel\'
Basketball hostilities end
for the Irvine L e a g u e
Wednesday, with the e x-
ception of champion Corona
de! Mar and runneru p
Magnolia who enter CIF
playoff competition nex t
week.
The champions of Uie
Irvine circuit entertain last-
p I a c e Estancia at 8 and
Fountain Valley travel:-1 tn
Costa Mesa (8 p.m.) to wrap
up Ule regulation season.
Santa Anita
Corona de\ ~1.ar. wiU1 a
~2 record. holds on lo the
fourth spot in the rankings
to beliew in your choice of pul-
tin; lin• ifyou follow fhis tip:·
Eliminateoll otherpctentio l put•'
tin; pat .. except.one: Then con-
centrate on the one thot ren"Qins.
Don 't let you11elf think there is .
ony other p01sible r o u I • to the
ho t e than the one you hove l
chosen,
~~:~cet.hu-d place North .. 0 1,.1 IMT'l. M-t. s,. .. i..... ,..z7 -~
And, Newport H a r b o r
hosts Marina (at 8:1Sl with
still a mathematical chance
of tying the Yikes for the
runoerup spot In the Sunset
loop.
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The Sea Kings, under Bill '::==================~ Bloom. flrush out Irvine loop r
hostilities Wednesday night *HO# TO IMPl:OVE YOUI MllNG*I ..... h ....... ~.u,.·. The rest of the Sunset
!Aague went at it today in
afternoon games. when they host Estancia. illusl'lllttd .. ~ te putti119 91._, line....,, 1tNluol s.M 2oC .-.
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In mS.r to get the tie.
Newport would have to
defeat Marina and Hun-
tington Beaell coupled with
a collapse by the Vikings.
Marina wouJd bave to lose
to Newport and
Westminster.
to the Vikes' standings.
Coach Lute 0 I so n · s ----------------------
quintet continues to h o 1 d
down the number seven
spol.
The rest of the ricld has
Aviation ln fifth place and
·Millikan in sixth.
A1\.A
1. Compton 126-0) 160
2. Huntington (11-3) 137
3. No. Torrance (26-2) 128
4. Corona de! Mar (25-2)100
5. Aviation (2S-3) 88
6. MWikm (24-2) 73
7. Marina (22-3) S2
II. G\enn (22-l l 47
9. Monrovia (22-3) J)
10. Redondo (22-6) 14
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Cage P a irings S et
For A, AA Schools
ClF basketball pau-mg1
have been announced in the
AA and A divisions with
an oddity of no seeded
teams in the tourney for
the double-A.
This was brought about
became there were t o o
many outltanding Wms to
select four out of the group.
Top candidates ror CIF
bonors from Orange County
irlclude Or~ge and VU!a
Park -both still lighting
"it out for the <Xestview
League championship and
Garden Grove and Santiago
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little mott than a tune-uri
for the UpCOming C t fo'
playoft'1 W'llll its mat.ch with
Est.M>cia-.
The Eagles, 3-20 overall.
have had a long aeaaoo and
don 't figure to hive the
·hOnu to ~ coach BiO
Bloom'1 jurgern.aut.
Corona del Mar bu two
all-league candidates to go
alorlg With its numbfT four
ranking In the CIF poll and
the number two position in
Orange County.
Corona wb.ipped Estancia
by 40 points the firat time
around ill the tatters' gym.
Fountain Valley seek& to
pot the clamps on no worse
than a ti'e Im third place
in the Irvine leaiut 1fith
a victory over Costa Mesa.
U Vakocia can turn die
lAbles on-Brea It would in-
sure the Barons Of outright
occupancy ol the third IP@t .
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'
Court Gets New Iss ue:
Politics in l-1nan, I-vote
\VASHING'rON (A Pl
The judicial order
portioning Indiana's
gress ional districts
rl"BP·
COil·
could
pose a new question tor the
Supreme Court: What p:irl
should po I i I i ca l l'On·
sidtrations play under the
"one man, one vote" prin-
ciple.
Rep. Ray J. t.1addln. 0 -
lnd .. says the order \Yed·
nesday by a special threc-
judge federal panel will be
appealed to the Suprl'rne
Court as an exam ple of
"political gerrymandering."
The high c ourt ' s i!ll·
porlionment decisions so far
have concentrated on assur·
ing nearly equal numbers
or people !n each con·
gressional dis trict.
HIGH COU RT
The lndiana case i;:ould
mark the ultimate extension
Of the high (·Ourt's Jn·
vo\vement in what the late
Justice Felix Frankfurter
called a "political thicket"
in warning against lclting
apportionment m at t e r s
come before the federal
courts.
By a 2·1 vole, the three
federal judges established a
new alignment for Indiana's
11 congressional distriel.~
which Democr<1_ts say wi ll
Increase the present !PS
Republican n1ajority lo 9-2.
Only two Democrats, Re,1;,
Madden or Gary and Lee
H. llamilton or Columbus
would have districts with
substantial Democratic ma·
jorilies.
DemOCTatlc Rep . J.
Edward Roush would be put
into the same district with
Republican E. Ross Adair;
Democrat John Brademas
would get su bstantial new
Republican territory : and
Democrat Andrew ,Jacbos
Jr.. who represents In-
dianapolis, "'ould lose half
of bis old di~trict and pick
up parts or two others , both
strongly Republican.
Madden, in <1 H o u s e
---
spee('h. called the ruling -
in which two Republican
judges outvoted one
Democrat -the "result of
a Republican conspiracy" to
"disenfranchise incumbent
Democratic congressmen.''
He also called (Or an in·
v1cst i gation or reap·
portionment cases by the
House Judiciary Committee.
To that, Rep. Thomas G.
A be r net h y . 0 -Miss ..
responded th<it 1he lnd.ian3
case showed Congre ss
should have pa ssed legisla·
tion to keep redistricting out
or the federal courts.
The Indiana redistricting
ended up in court when the
Supre1ne Court rejected an
earlier plan because of a
20 percent variation
between the largest and
smallest district. and the
legislature was unable tu
agree oo a new version.
NEW ALIGNMENT
The new Indiana a lign -
ment has dislTicUi substan-
tially equal in population.
with regular ouWnes quite
unlike the grotesque
di.stricts some states have
eonstructed in the past.
A close parallel ot the pro-
mised appeal by Indiana
Democrats came when the
Mi ss issippi Freedom
Democratic Party attacked
that sta1e·s districls on the
grounds they were drawn
lo prevent election of a
Negro frorh the heavil;y
Negru De lta region.
A three-judge Mississippi
court refused to consider
the case and William 0 .
Douglas was the on I y
Supreme Court Justice who
favored hearing it. Like the
Indiana districts, ~1ississip
pi's are substantially equal
and regularly shaped.
Designing congressional
districts to favor one party
is nothing new . and both
parties have benefited from
this practice from time to
time. Any Supreme Court
ruling thus could have an
impact as rar-reaching as
any in the entire ap-
portionment question.
DAILY PROT .Q'i .
Cp~~
Reforms
Tough
WASITINGTON (.~) -
Ref. Charles S. Jot'i.orr1
recent blast &1 the cb:1lnnu
;ind prOCE"dure! of the Houii
Appropriations Committee
poinl!i up thl" dJ1ficu1ty ~
frustration inherent in 'f.
r o r t s at congresslooal
l'elorm.
Joelson, a fourth-term
Democra1 from New Jertey,
ls one Of the minority
liberals on lhl!I power(al
c<>rnmittee dominated. by
Southern Democr1ts end
Republicans. •
The subco1nn1ittees which
hilndle the key domesUo
f)rograms and n\ost of tqe
giant fede ral budget art.
controlled by this coalltioD.
But Jo~Lson, desµile ranklqg
l!lth among JO committee
Democrats. is last man on
two lesser subcommlttee1·
interior and state-justiCt •
con1n1 erce.
POWER CHARGE
Joelson charged Chairma.n
George H. Mahom. D-TexU,
has the power lo shape cODJ.,
n1ittee decisions "In CQD•
lonnily with his 0 w n
political philogophy" a.nd
criticized the secrecy of
subcommittee hearings and
1he way the 51-member full
committee rat i r i e .s au~
con1mittee bills.
Com mittee members d0tt't
always know what they're
voting on, he said, especla!IY
when it involves something
like fund s· for the Ce11tral
lnteWgence Agency which
are concealed rn various
other budgets.
But Joelson bas virtually
nu chance of changing the
1>rocedures about which he
('omplained. lie called them
archaic and undemocratic.
In racl. the Joint Com·
mittee on Reorganitation o(
Congress rao agnund with
its modest congressional
reform bill on shoal.! coll·
sisting of l1le practices
Joelson criticized.
As passed by the Senate,
it required t h a I ap·
propriations hearings be
open except when the;y in·
volve national security, In-
formation that should bl'!
kept secret or matters lha l
might reflect on someone's
l:haracter.
STALEMATED
The bill has bee 11
J11talemat.ed in the Hnu se
Hules C-Ommiltee since la5t
March due largely to op·
1>os1tlon by powerful com•
mittee c hairmen and
Speaker John lV.
McCormack. The first com-
promise~ o r f e r e d umuc·
cessful!y by some pro·
ponents eliminated the ide.a
or open appropriations hear-
ings.
Mahon t•laims the •P·
proprialions CQmmittee does
not havl' enough facilities
lo run as many as 10 open
hearings simultaneously.
Chairman Tom Steed, D·
Okla., o{ the post ofiiCe and
t r e a s u r y 5ubco.mmitlf:e,
.o;ays he can't get tile ln-
formalion he needs al an
open hearing.
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Everyone He1
Something That
Someone Elie W enh-'J'BB BIGGEST SINGU M_..llJ{E'J'PIACS elf 1'•£ OIU§fi£ COAST • P•1¥B •lllKT Nl-A7a
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES fOI SALE HOUllS FOR SALE HOUSES l'OR SAL• HOUSIS ,Oil SALi RINTAU
HOUSES FOR SALE
R.INTALI ................ HouM. Un ..........
General 1000 General 1000 General 1000 General 1000 Gener.I 10CXI Newport Helthh 1211 HUfttf"fMn INch 1400
' $2,975-DOWN EASTSIDE .. FOR SALi IY OWNER 1-------c..t1 Mm. 2100 Hunti.,.ton THE WHEB. PLAYMATE HAVEN B/B 4 BEDROOMS DAVIDSON Realty Cite Fixer-Upper, valuaWe A DOLLAR DOWN 3 Ba. av, Patio. ~ H1rbour 3405
PLUS INCOME $l I 000 Newport Hellhts property. GI. comer, 67.ldOO lot lea· attiQc. Quiet lor adults. l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Of fORnlut C.llitli all ambiUOUS young A mACTIVE On quit't ttff.lined street of • Older house but well built. tUttl formal IJY1na' room bl.It llbopa. $140. &46-2261. 3 BR i bath, private ~&ch
.IUn&. bachelors who are lookln~ TRIPLEX well kept homeL Lar&e liv-Cleui, lttsti1Y painted, 2 2 BR, l" BA, lU&e play-with fittplace, larte muter c!.ub, beacbea 6 boet .Ups
foe a ped with pnvacy plu:. tnit room with wood bwtl-BR bome on 59xl98 R-2 room downstaln. $25.SOO. bedroom P r l v a t e bath, Salboa 'UGO .av~. $325 I mo n t b
reita.l tne0mP all rolled into $39,SOO ing fi~place. Nice f~ Rltr. 27SO Harbor ;)B, Ot Stt at 327 Fullt'rton, inter-~ty ol closet ~. fen----------leaM, or optioa to bey. ls sptMtng your wa~ •. Own-
er-JI willm& to sacribc:e lus
twq money makini laundry·
mats ln excellent COST.\
M t: SA . SHOPPING CD'·
TEift LOCATIONS. Each
hU 30 washen and 10 cir>'·
crt, PLUS EXTRAS. Ap-
pl'oxlmately $11.<XXl Gro:1s
income a n nu a 11 y, WILL
TR.ADE E Q U IT Y FOR
RESIDENCE. DU PL E X,
OR CASH. Excellent value
lor ~tired couple willing to
spend only a couple ol hours
a day. Will sell lor ONLY
S12.SOO each.
Eves. Call 642-919'2
CAMBRIDGE
HIGHLANDS
This home is larger than the
usu31 Cambridge home &
much nicer. Excellent CBl'·
petlni & drapes. Newly
painted Inside. 2 water heat·
trs, water softener, l&I'ie pa.
tlo, extra utility room &
t>oat trailer gate. Comer lot.
$29.730
JC-. co:Ts
~WALLACE
REALTORS
-546-4141-
(0pen Evenlnat)
one. HERE IT IS! 3 un11s. ONLY 10°/. DOWN room with slldlni: itla~ door~ Eves. ~9-1~ emd call 54MT72 ced yanl with covered patio, RENT-sal., TIC'Woce&n troot, Broker. Call Dldt Fablu
secluded from trafhc antJ Chol<!t' locauoo -:\ear to patio and low m&ll'lten-F•ntabulous Penor•~ modem kitchen with bull!· 408 E. Ocean Front. All UT-~
E ance yard. 4 big bedrooms LID S NOS 1na C&ll 96Z4411 '"""or-. •mll!l!!l!l!!!!!!!!!P.!1!1!1!1!!1!! nestled in shrubber y. Shoppini Center. NO'I' ! and 2 tJled baths. Walk to O A 3 bdrms, tam rm, fantasttc · • cla.sa front. ,.,.,..._,» ...
Where tlse couM you fu1J With 30,... .. Down. two of the 3 BR, 2 bath& view. S60M untumlshed, $65 -:;;;======== Fountain Valley 1410 such a desinable mon<'y thrtt Units will pay all tax-Pa r 0 c h 1 a 1 and public M tum. A tremendoua home ~a Nlpl 'D07
maker for $29.T.iO with a I'll. plus prmcipal and in-schools. CaJ·petl'CI and drai>-SZ2.SOO for you. 1 FOR Rent. 4 B d r m eel throughout. Take over Georre Wllha mson. Rt~. ~ ~oNA·RCH BA" short j mm. dnvP to a swim tcrcst on a '.!J year loen. 5~ •:, loan. SlJ6. per month 67l-4350 OPEN EVES. Beckwith Rlty Lall'll"a Bch M I
in the ocean. Bay & Beach 1~~!!!~~~~~ 627 s. Coast Hwy. 494-7508 19142 Btookhurlt, H.B. • ··--' ... ·-4'bdrm, wlth fam-
rownbouse 1i,, ba, oven
rs.nae diahwuber, waaher,
drrer FA heat !tptc, tae
2-Car prage w.walllbencb,
pool, clubhoule, • ... •pi~
Incl. Sll-0929
indudes principal and ~,;; ......,...,.,.,...
Rulty, Inc. terest. Cotta Mes• 1100 Dover Shor.. 1227 BEST IUYl--Uy rm l: 2 baths; 6 bdrma
20'l.) W. Balboa Blvd., :-JB ---------1. C1ul A-cond. 3 BS, + fam + 3 baths. Exqub.
67"9200 Eves: MS-0966 Be tUul 4 BR ho 2 Sl "--ite homes, priced for you. ->-AMONG TREES au • YJew me, · ate entey, -aul Clllta. Priva~ beach club. Sell or --Mr• "Smart Quid., acludtd Eastslde 3 heated pool, cabana, Ian~ 3. Vlff location trade. Al.lo we have ""er
Sh ti acaped IJ'OUllda. f74.900· 4. 2 car pr. cm alley 250 addl .. __ , ""'"'--bedroom l: dining. Tip top B Owner • 646-3127 5 °~ t .............. ....._ opper y . """"t p e Beclnrith RJtv 1 ----Bch. Ow-ck h ~l . rs 20-lJ WESTCUFT DRIVE con d It Ion throughout.-6. Only $21,SOO. EZ terms v -. ... -Sc~ ~~i'~t;a~~~~n~-64fi.7nl Open Eves. Schools around the corner-Harbor H ighlands 1235 Call now to '" th.la best 621 S. Cout Hwy. ef.'1S08
L-..n• BNch 3705
rooms. R1v1era Pool. near Best f8J'n.ll,y area, buy In the entire al"e9! l(&:NTALS
Cameo <hores View nrw CUSt()m carpeting. lirt>-VIEW 646-7171 5"'6-2313 3 BR, 2 ba. Bltna, brl~ patio, SPINDELL REAL TY Howes UnfvrnlshM J NEW .; Bl•droom. dining rm. Open Evet 'tit 9 cpts, drpe, frplc, immac. W t M olla ~58 plaN'. move In condition. fully carpeted $29,950. Owner movlni. arner a agn • Cos'• Mele 3100
Rent1ls Av1il.ble
Apts l: bouaea -aU price
ranges. We need additional
rentals l: property llattnis.
CUSTOMERS WAITING
3 Bedrooms plus Den
with pool and lanai
located on Camden Road
recen1ly rederorated
priced to sell at
$77.500
Call WaUy Hallberg
Eves· 642-t290
Irvine Terrace #IV
11 you l'!Ul find a home draped & landscaped 613-0450· 543-3196 Added family Room :'-iewport Brach "'11h theo;e elegant authentic Spanish ""ms for less th.ul f-"'S.~ E bl ff 1242 Bl'Y IT', entry gates Ht u Nice Dutch Haven home with
lt'SS than $113.000 d (olesworthy & Col REDUCED carpets, rapes, &: lots ot
BA YFRONT EASTSIDE. Exci,>tionally MUST SELL by March lit. brick work. See th1a one
t\ewly listed . a 'Real Doll ~an 3 BR 2 bath home, 4 BR Lu&lc. Top irade thru-for sure Only $22,500 642-7777
1901 Harbor Bh'd .. C.~f.
Next to Snack Shop Jr.
~tely carpeted. fire-out $41 950 P•ul Jonet Realty H~ ~e~~ ~~ rm pl~. ~tachtd garage, OPEN SUN '1.s. 707 BELUS 847-1266 Eves. 842.5844
VERY CLEAN 4 BR, 2 BA
home, bit-in, trplc, C!'l)ta,
drps. Mo. to Mo. $210. Rltr
546-4141
Beckwith Rlty Leiuna Bcb.
621 S. Coaat Hwy.~
MONARO:I BAY AREA
LOVELY OCEAN VIEW
2 BR A den, 1~ ba, cpts, drps
frpl, pool. 1Ae $225 mo.
Adults ~1243 betw 10-5 pm VERY a..EAN 4 BR, 2 BA
home, bit-ins, frplc, crpts,
drpa. Mo. to Mo. $210. Rltr
540-4141 Laguna Nlgwt 3707
• 60 huge )oc. Asklllg only $23.800 Delancy Real Estate
· ol lrontage -~t for tbe mon~CALL 2828 E. Coaat Hwy. 6Tl-3'T76 Senta Ana H,ts. 1630 3 Bedroom, carpets, drapes, 4 Bdrm famil • h
only S84.900 540-llSl. fireplace, elec kitchen, fenc· In M.ONAR•CH BAY rmy • ~
lo n macftQb 2 and 3 Bcinna on One A. ed yard, nas, eves, wk · ..,.,..,
_co_r_o_n_•_de_l_Me __ r __ 12_5_0 &: * A. Its. Comm. lot on ends, 545-2813 OWNER. 6'75-2599
642-1235 -------•I Palisades. Ruby H. Russell, RENTALS 6 &!drooms. family nn. '.l ~111!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!11 Rltr 545-2209 545-3030 3 BR 2 ba, ww cpts., drp1, a .... F lshed
frpl ._ beth king · !!_ -------------,-DUPLEX · • frplc. nr White Front. $195. ....,.,_ um·
cs. 4 ~ s. ·size PEIFECT FAMILY heated & tillered P 0 0 L
1
• 3 BR. 2 Ba., aep. den; Corona del Mar Tustin l640 Util pd. Sn Travene Dr. General 400()
PLUS million dollar day a POOL HOME h~e lot, beaut. lndscpd. A cburful, llte-lllled •---------546-5586 ---------
rught ,._1a];n1 • Bay\·;-. 1000 Sp. ft. bnck concrtte 1500 sq ft in each spacious OWNER Attnct .3 bdrm, 2 Spanish Eutside 2 BR frplc HOLIDAY PLAZA
.... "' "' ~-Qwl'I rul-dt"-sac strttt ~ -tio. •--'. shade garden, . • , DELUXE ~A1-•• 1 BR,
Sacrifice!
Reduced from rno.ooo blocl< t schools If )OU nttdl ,... .......... 3 Bdrm, 2 bath unit. Carpets, ha. tam rm, ~ ac, Xlnt beam.s, priv/yard, patio, .,._.....,....
EturxCJe·.tin4 gBR~sp~famarnnchi. ·,~~e·t lo ST:i.<XXJ 3 o4 tM'd horn fountam: brick planters; drapes, bit-in kitchen w/dab-loc, nu lnd:acp, nr .chl adults, no pet.I $128 yrly, Fun. Apt.a $125. + util.
.. ,y fOf' immediatt sall" a or room e. in sep. play yd. lath-plaster; washer. Easy to rent. $27,950 838-1097 673-7629 Heated pool, c a :-p e tin i
ber, lge master BR w/dress-the Back Bay azu. don't I carp. 1hd. fln >; stone l blk to Shopping Center. drapes, ample parkini. No
ing rm It pvt gardens. Ex-Chester Sali~ wan to KM' th•~ ont. ~th bedo frplc .• bit-ins. By owner. Only $42,500 -term&. Lagun• BHch 1705 4 BR, tam rm, 2 ba. E-side children. no pets.
posed beamed ceilings . . . REALTOR room could br dm. olfice S23.~. )Jake oUer ~9-3~74 2 yr old. Pool, fp, ww, drps, 1965 Pomona, CM, 642.5858
$57,500 315 Marine AvP. BIMbol ts of dtntn~ room Al!!O ha'!'----BEACH COTTAGE FIXER UPPER Avail NOW $250 mo. 64e-798J
1F
J
-$4,oOOBACK BAY
REDUCTION
Owner Norco Bound
Mra. Raulston 67l-6!m family room. ~ bath.<i and I ' Unifs "Easfside" Buy at lot value Three bedroom, 2 upstairs 3110 Co.ta Mes. 4100
Col.I ell •--•-& Co e e pla,y .varc! rrnc-l'd from pool. only ..,.,,000 or offer?! w/bath, 1 (or den) w/batb _Mes. __ v_e_r_d_e_____ • ·:. .~ :"'..!.n . '=111!1!!!1111111! All ttu~ tor s:n 950. MUbt $39.500-s;,()00 rlown. No 2nd DON'T ~rr ON THESE! downslal~: Separate ~-$22.50 Wk. Up . II ~ NOIA" TDs Call quick. trance Llvina rm w/fit'• 5 BR 3 bath, nr Mesa Verde ..._, .-. Clil.,_19 WE NEED SALESPEOPLE . .. Country O ub. $325-mo. 1874 e Studio 6 Bach a..+•
Spaclou.a executive family
home. HUi't' living room.
formal dining room, large
tanuly room with fireplace,
4 l&fie bedrooma, plus 3
b9ths, 2,700 square fftt in
Newport's most choice loca·
tion. View ol the Baclc Bay.
Now otkred at $43,950.
Kt .. m1 oa •-Snooker, Billiards ~ Lockhart RHlty CLIF PR•EST R I place, din rm, small !au~ ., ...
111 this l;)x24 detached room. 646-2301 646-3322 Since 1957 Owner. $29,500 ..• 494-7772 • MaJd Service • TV avaSL ' or "you name rt" IS possible ~---569 w. 19th St., CM ' ' H tor dry room, ga.ra.ite· 10% down. Sa.mar Dr. 545-0344 • Incl Utila 6 Phone een. •
_or a boat can be pulled .......... 3034 E. Cout Hwy., CdM THE WILD ONE Newport Be.teh 3200 e New Cafe 6 Bar
HARBOR VIEW
HILLS
Coron• del Mu
..__......, .... _ .. _ .. 1e .,.._ .. PRICED to sell S99 mo pays ITI4) ~1 2384~ Newport Blvd. 543.-~
.... .,...... ""' ~ --~ .,,, ... \\.,,...,..,.,... n:-r all u ,..,_ GI One ol ~guna's famed ngbt 111to this "bobby, or ...,... '"-'>•'-...u r DRIVE Bdrmon aasumi~ "a '0 • Bid.rs. ~ completion. TOWNHOUSE Luse or Sale; CHATEAU LaPOINTE
,..on-room". Oh yes. then's ii646-iiiii7liiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiOpeiiiiiiniiEviieii3ii.\ 3 's-~s. rps, mawilln.v 416 ACAClA. Lie 2 BR cor· "A" frame, exterior of ce-tum A untum 3 BR., 2~ ba., Lovely Furn 2 BR Apt.
a lovely 4 It family Pace-extru. """"It tenn.s. · ner R-2. Will add View A;-t. dar shakes. extensive use b1>J., C&Jll., dnpea, blt·lns. Pool, C81l>Ortl, adults.
bou 21 OWYER'S MOVlllG ~~2nd2 .. Owner. 540-9439, to suit. 673-6904 2 ... ·~ l no pets ........_ ••1C aetttr, too. A t EiO sq ft nn '""""" =========I ol itau. 3 BR. Mlaion Rlty car iar., ucaiev poo . · ,. •v111 •u.1· In all. See it this weekend. l""Sl 494-0731 m-8811 A1t S pm 6 wlmd.9 1941 POMONA AVE., CM ' Lusk -built homes located
in the Southland'• most de-
air'able l: faacinatini area.
Schools A Calif. Irvine
Campus just m o m e n t s
aw111.
lt'11 ee.sy to buy -submit. Must sal this ~ 4 BR l: BY OWNER. Lldo Isle .., call: 646-S'731 FURNISHED S.chelor •~
C II R I 1t.Ju.51ao f Bdrms. 1% baths. fenced, ---------•'m.IPLEX, l)Ce&ft new, IUn-n...&.. ·--...... o ege H ty .-u-family roo m ;, year old redecorated. fi65 Ross. 6 UNIT-LIDO TRADE decks. Inc. $385. mo. Sac· LEASE w/option, waterfront """"~ -...;ation. All utmtlfs .,
1500 Ada.m& at Harbor Pacesetter home today! -:;.is 1543• 6~. Bayfront Units _ well main-rlfice. Low dn. 841-7450 2 BR. pier &: 1lip. Exdusive pa.Id. ~. Available Mar lat ·
INe.r Cinema Theatre) Will comlder leese,.JA. right ========= Evea community. 837-52$ _64e--=ro22:--:-:::-. --,-,,..-..,.....----/ t.ained • Penthouse Plana · • party .. 2 baths, new w w Mesa Verde 1110 '°" owners Unit • submit ========= OCEANFRONT cottaie, 1 2 BR Nicely furn ApL Ad-COSTA MESA omCE
2629 Harbor Blvd.
>6-9491 Open till 9 PM
Builders I Investors
>/4 ACRES R-2
(95'x310')
Older 4 SR home ldini-
bat 1 + a 1 BR (dingbat)
near shopping on Wilaon
Strttt. Value in land.
at $26,950
..
Sensibly priced from
$33.900 to $43.500
LUSK HOMES
Directions: MacArthur Blvd.
from Padfic Coast Hv .. y. or
Newport Fwy. Tum on San
Joaquin Hilb Rd., then
follow signs to model area.
Eastside Bargain
Broadway 1 block to New-
port Blvd 2 BR •.. , S19,j()()
* • * * 19th Street, 11.J'ie lot, 2 BR.
PLAN NOW
For summer fun in this large
sparkling pool with covertd
patio for complete outdoor
living & lovely 4 bedroom
home on tree lined street,
Only
123.900
293 E. 17th St. 646-449"
E\en1ngs 547-1875 ----clean • • . .. . . . . .. . • • Sl8.500
• • * • TARBELL 540-1720 Eut 18th SI hxer-u~ 1
Vlctorla BR 1 bath .J.. ...... ru.oco 2955 Harbor Blvd. • .. • *
646-Ul 1 nOll>w st. Duplex 2 -t BR COST A MESA
cat1 _.._ OnJ;y ............... S23.500 MESA VERDE-$24 500 "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_!!!!,.~!!!!!!' Rltr. 64&-3928 Eve. &tU>Js.; 4 BEDRM . FAMILY RM-
Open Saturday It SUndav 3 BATH
$ 12,500 *1.ACHENMYER ~o down G I. or low down to
6.3xl35 • R-2 lot with l ~ ocbcn fireplace. built-ins, I room house • Room lar nxER UPPff'. Vac:a:it 2 BR ~uher. Patio. 54().1720
units • A real sleeper for tr-pk. Ea.staide. R1 kA TAP.BEIL 2955 Harbor
speculation. Ruby~ PJtr »2209 8\;SIESl ~lace m
I
Need a~? • ~nll> maoey, time 6 effort. Look
find tt Wftb a tram ad! OIARCE rt'! now!!!
SPECTACULAR VIEW-OCEAN clftCI IAY
CLann-f le-/-.Aparlm"n/J
0.. Weterfront Near NewJ i Harbor Entranc.
2525 e>c.en ltvtl .. Coron• •t Mar, Cellf.
AMPLI GUEST PAUING and IOAT SUPS
Wiiy Not E11ioy
TM "C.doMl11lmn" Way of Ufe
THI ADVANTAOU WILL SURPRISI YOU
Yoa can ~ue and get fee title -or leue lf you prefer.
Ar.t 11>U, h-wn WA 'l'ERFRONT VTBW. All hl'fe two bedrooms
~ bJt~_r-wrrH LARGE PATIO. • •
YOU A•t fN\'JTED C) SPk'rottR FURNISHED MOOR
lllJ $59,500 -.cl Up-Lease $420 Monthly It Up
P.111•1 67J.1711 far fwllwr ~-
carpet1t1g & custom drapes,----------UDO BAYFRONT HOME. Latun• Nlguel 1707 BR, cpt.s. drps, stove. re-ulta. SlOO mo. Aloba Trlr
fti>lce. all. ~lect. bit~ klt· GOLF COURSE HOME R C GREER Realty rrig, Lease Sl70 mo. 494-9'171 Px. 132 w. Wilaon. CM.
chen. Temftc yard with pat· Owner will sacnlice beauti-· · • 4 Bdrm, family rm. •oc 0 lo M k ff OnJ S33 950 3416 Via Udo 673-9300 ln MONAROI BAY. Ne r1..~--_, lder 1 BR. Adults
· 1 e o er. Y · · fuJ three bedroom. two bath --OWNER. SSl,OOO S7>2S99 wport _,__ 3220 $1Ei0 W. side 3 BR O/vlew 1JiC show place. One block from Huntlntfon Beach 1400 3 BDRM, 2 bath, blt·lna, Pool Mgr. 2195 Miner 548-1008 =fllm ~~:re~~~~shc;.~ ASSUME VA LOAN S•n Clemente 1710 ~mm~~ walk to bcb.
1!~. ~ ~lt~~u~
'-··--·-pointments wide and Lush AT 5~4-1• INT. AUTHENTIC SPANISH . . wortcshop. SllO Mo. 646-7616
1093 Baker, C.M. 546-5440 Landscaplnit. Sellirig price Trade up In class by assum· Large 2 bedroom H11elenda Corona del Mer 3250 NASSAU Palms l a: 2 BR ~~il!il!m!!!!ill~I is the Appraisal Price of init VA loan wlth total pay-You'll aay Ole'! ••. $19,500 Furn or Unf SUS-SlSO. Htlf.
Hu-Split Levell Lenout dolfnSittaAite.encCallles54. "'M3998oving ment of Sl.58. per mootb. --New 3 BO, -tam rm, 2'ii ha. pool. 111 E. 22nd St. &42-JMS r ~ Gorgeous Balsa Park 70 X 18 DELUZE UNITS Superb view. Lease. Owner In desirable Baycre11t -but -B--.,--f-11-u--120 n. comer. 3 Huge Bed· With Pool •-"°"""'ft Vi"ew .,.. Uvt.1 DUPLEX, 2 BR, clean;'waab-
not le••a bold. Thi• i's an 3 R .. " ba, am..., ~m. "' ""'"' .. ' "'""""" encl Ad I•· .,~ ...,.. " t d 2 f· rooms, Showa like a model monthly •--e $2.090. '""e er: · gar, u ''" pa.,.,. enormoua 4 bedroom 3 bath carpe mg, rapes, u-: """""' .. ,. S9S 64&3000 Aft. 6 PM places. Asking '26.500 W'lll home. Uae the equity in finest lnve-i.tment on the _Huntintton Beach 3400 · ·
near-new home with a mar· con~idcr otter. Owner. Call your old home. Seller will Co a a t, and a mqnitlcent
velou.a floor plan. Huge pan-aft 5 & wknds. 49f>.98l3, trade. tax shelter-you'll lh.tiU to Free Rental Newport Beech 4200
eled game room · large 54g.3238. ~ the k>c:atlon.
enough lor a pool table · -------Ell c M .._ RJt Service with maaaive stone fireplace LARGE Executive home 5 en · auuuey, ·
&: completely separate from BR 3 bath, large Jot. Near 1624 N. El Camino Real Welker & L ..
the living area! Formal din· Mesa Verde Country Club. ~ (TI4) 49'l.fil45
ing room, breakfast room. S46.000. 1814 Samar Dr. 54!>-7682 EDINGER emente, Calif.
3 car iarage. A whale ol a _0344======== 842-4455 OPEN EVES. MAGNIFICENT
bu ( $61 500 -Sw .. pl"" View
Y or ' · N •--h 1200 ··• Ruth Pardoll, RNltor ewport ._.c 3 BR, 1" Ba, OJltom • blt
QUIET CIRCLEI home $35,500 121 Eut Av. l&a> Westclll1 Dr. 642-5200 Top of the World Exclusive Pacific Sanda IJn. ftl\le L«>ta Marinos m.sm& 1682 EDINGER
th .... _.... 80-4455 Open Eves. View lht' b09ts ln the bay and perial 2 stories wi .. """' 492-6145
SO STEPS To Beach. lovely
3 BR. 2 BA, 11vaU 3 moe.,
March 21.st. Sl~. 675-0271
dys or 67S-4543 t\'ee A
wknda.
BEACON B111. Small Apt.
Pleasant deck l: View. Ger·
qe, Util pd. Yrty l.ae. $16S.
per mo. 67>419'7.
4210 a milllon Uihta from this fencing, Deane Brol. pr--R""E-N-=T~A-L_,S,....._ ____ SPARKLING SUNNY, 3
ramblil\I 3 BR home with den kitchen I: 4 spacious HoUMI F lthed 2drma. walk to beech. mt. O.EAN 1-2 BR. $95 up.
fonnal dining room. Thi! bedrooms, c ar p eted I: _u_rn____ lnl. dahWlbr, cpts, cir'P'. Adults. * 645-1'01
Lots & Lots of Lots
bomealtea reedy for bulldinit
to your apeciflcationa. In
Mesa Verde, some along
tht Falrway. Maps avail.
able llhowlni location, di·
men&lons, etc. From $15.000
with 15% dn. M~A VER-
DE REALTY, 546-5990
shake • roof charmer with draped. Submit yoor dotvn Rentals to Shere 2005 secluded patio. POOL I: 2G1 E. 16th Street
-1 to S33"""' I maJnt. $115 mo. 838-7954 • large """" la located on a .~ pr ce. For quia, eaiocit tftUlta ,
spar1ou1 lot wt1 secluded Pacific Shores Realty EMPLOYED woman, alone, BRAND New, 3 to 4 Bdrm, DAILY PILOJ' DIME-A-, •
str('rt. SS7.500. ~ Eves. 536-2m sh.:.re hie with Slime. CnU 2 bath, I mile to beach. LINES. You cu uae them ,
SPRING CM S65 mo 54M072. S22S per mo. 962-7673 tor 1Uat penmea • dQ. Dial
----------CHAROE m White elepbantat DIDMM-Une &'2-5671 fimily Problems RENTA_LS ____ .i;.~I AL5 RENTA,...,,LS,....._ __ _
Must sell 3 BR 114 ba. aepa-Apts. FurnbhM Apts. Furnished Apts. FumlshM "'--. Realty Co. ~orator's Delight Mellculoollly kept large M6.1 Ring 642·7252 Anytlln!_
Verde Cambridge borne on Immediate Ocwpancy
quiet cul.de-Mc. Carpeting, l~ lrvtne, Harbof High.
draperies I: over-.a.11 decor tanlf~. ~ moves you into
are most outstanding. Olf· nrwly c:t.J"J)eted 4 BR 2
el'!d on excellent terms at bath home.
rate l<W& bmily rm. like General 4000 General 4000Ge.neral 4000 •
new cpta/drps. Seller Will
pay loan polnta (or GI or
FHA buyer.
BRASHEAR REAL TY
847~ .Eves. ~1531 $31.900. 6-12-2020 C1t u g.1347 -FORMER MODEL HOME
REDUCED, lovely 3 BR 2 NF..AR BEACH. Comer lot. :;;:;:;:;;:;;:;;;;E;;;~I Ba home on 2 lots; can use freshly palnted. 3 yrs. old
$$ INCOME UNITS u •~ 2 apta. Rm. to bld. Near Compl. lndscplni 1: sprinldr.
College Re.Jty, S46.s880
, ~ Blly 1: oedll. wtll lle1l all or 6 Delu.'e units $:i7.;,oo 'J int. or trade. 121 (lit St. 3 bdnn. l: fam. nn. Patio
O R.orronoe letters of t+i. four xrombi.d words !>.
low to form fovr slmpt. worcb. 6 thrff BR Willi $65.<XXJ OWNER m.m9 " Hre ring. Cpt.1, d.rpa.
9 one BR Units $72,00I _____ __,,.._..,...,.....-S29.900. 96U054 OWMr. I
13 OOf' BR Units Slll>.~ TiiE Bluftl. abo91 ti.ck bay; $
Well.McCudle Rltrs.. 1 BR., 2 Ba. ~: 1 e., , 1 J,750 ( ~ 1310 Newpo11 mvd C M lea~ehold; v1ew. 12".500. 0.der 3 Bil custom home flx. • •
M&-11'29 Eves..~! _BY OWNER 144-10!59 tt upper (~ own the landl.
r r I' 1
11116'!!!!!!!lll!!•'!"!d~rcom!!!!""!!!~!!!!!!!!H!!!!!om!!!!!!!ll!!; s~~~~~~J !! !i ~:~ °:11 1;:,c~ •lone Is , ... f-,.-,-,T-U_l _l_l_l ___ I ~ .... __ ,
"I V1 VI J~.500. 10% down. 646-~.1.1 TRADEWINDS RL TY. • ew •w ew ------,-..,..---~ StUOlt IW2.:i<l12 · 53:i--Tli61 Calif. Mfdileranlan. bit '>Y FfXER-Upper deluxe condo
!VAN WEU..S. Sep. maatrrl Apl. 1 BR, J be. fr:>lc, DIVOR(f 1· 0 Z A I I
llUl\r. 14'x22 family room. l»ll. Sl'SOO dn. RJtr. 61S-21W>5 • I I '#ff,
Sl191JOO fumisl'led. DUPLEX 2 BR eech. fum. Mii.it lfll "°"' 4 BR 1~ bath I I r I bur:~: ~ W:n~ °o ~ Roy J . Ward Co. 64&-U:.O S·t ps ti> oetan. 133.SOO. homt. 1900 IQ lt. Only U200 _,.zo nd I he 1 >fl~~'!a·~~ .. i~~~: E~:':!~~ n°rr I I!~~:;~;. $21,000, pool, S3CJDO db· ~ IV...,.. u-3 BR • • -• • • r--~ lRlfll-..... ,._ 3 -Caywood JUty UV I"'° ,_~ • CllJIS,
m w. eo.st Rwy. 541-1290 Newpor'f...... 1210 =me bl~t. w~~. ':i~ .• mm!fS r r r t r r r r I
~Mr~ ~~':r.5;.~ ,, ACM s M::,.•ib ..;:::-1ii'-~=cMT~~::-7093:'::s:-~i3 ~· a;;;o;t---..;•~ec~~~=~-~~Llf-H_u_s.J.1....l.1....l.1 _J,l_J,l_jl_Jl_JILJI
tnd" lor truck, i.w car • blind ~ al•· Je.GOa. 1 BR condom.Ullum, btt-tns
f'lf' • 111Ubmlt what YOU bavt 64S.7041 or &e-127\. Owptt. ~. ~•&her I dryer. S6 • '"'n. ~ .......... 1ae.
AMil\I $3.250 642-3581 AS It Barpfl). 2 ..-.--;;& ,_ p;w, 962·1612
Mute~ •BR2tllLPlAll8J'....--
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5351 Commerdal .;;.... __ ....:., ________ ~---4iQU lue.. Opp I rtuftlt&el 6JOO ~ .. 10 CAPE AlRE BU1LD£RS -?>1cdulllon Homra aJ!:AN ~ Ap11. IEHT 1 BDIUll. ...._, dl'<'Or :1!~~'1:1:: VENDOME . , ...... '""''"'"' HAllOI ~~".._~~~:r::~ M v. litt a
eoita Mesa
Sall LauNry Por S.I•
Complete buklea end fQW~
ment for Mle. Sa.II Laundry a Boat Covu IAundry, Cau ·.t>e operated by RmJ.retlrod -man ud wile. ()slfratlon
Coalt Haalttl Cl9b ==:;;• ... *-=1~=·==
BALBOA * Sll-51$ SPICIAU $25 Mowtli w PbaDt fTMm.
OCEANFRONT Pftln. $123 • 2 WKS FRIE RENT FULL. OPTTON TO BVY GIEENS leech Ytiy. 2 BR, tum or unf, ti Make rMelft~ NOW No dtpollf u .c. Huatt....... 5400
blk to ~. ta.2111 Newly Red~eied Hone of Chain BACIELOft • UMJ'UlUll.
1unt1ftlfen IMcl. 4400 a... ..... .,,,.. .. ttartc 611 w. ltth, c.M. w-i«i« from S100
..,. Ckllt & Glrt1 Club DELUXE SC>adOI» 1 BR uni locl. util.
R.ooml 6 Apta for Reot e Sptdoul a Bra -2 B& Apt. $100. + uW. Heeled 1 • 2 A 3 BDRM.
Oy. wit, mo. Sn&b 1 Ii: % BR • Sw1ln Pool • PuVsniea foOI, retrtg1 c a r P e t f n a . FURN. 1s UNFtJRN,
IEAC,HWOOD
Apcutlllellt Home1
% blk bcb. All linens A utlla e Frpl lDd.iv~ fac'ls drapes, ample pe.rldnr. No Heated Pools, Qdld care
COMPASS MOTEL e Adult11 A Family veu cbldn>. No pets, ~cttll', Adj. to SboPIQI -Privat. p&tiOI • N-.r Beach,
ll8 • llth St HB 538-4170 1145 Anaheim Ave. 1965 Pomona. CM. 642-5858 mo Petcnoa Wt:/. at Hu-Golt and Shopplna. c M 642-2824 bor a: Adam Ollla M 3 II 1 ....... frplc THE SUN NEVER SETS on · · DON'T JUST WISH tor aome-&. eaa. 2 a a 2 L.-..a......, patios Oullfied'a aaUan power. ' tbinc to turullh your home 546-o370 -_, ...
For u ad to lell around JOIN tt. ewibpna 10 the .•• find lftat buys In ~ 1 llt • W•• In CIOMts
tbe dock. dlal MUi6'71. DAILY PQ.D1' WAJft ADS! d9Y'I aaatW Ada. Wamtt 6 SpdAsdale, H.B. _...;::...;;==:::;:=;.;;..;=.....:====::-:::==:;;;....=£:::::;:;:====;::::; Prntl&• Addrus {2 mu. W elf 8-ch Bhd.)
CLASSIFIED INDEX
Hours-Regulations-Oeaoiines
MAlTINl't)UE
GARDEN Ans.
142.5001 ., '42-3615 ...........
IACHILOR
COMM•L ILDG.
U&ht Mta. Zone
Lol size »clSS. • rentals
room to develop.
lncomc $460 mo. Ideal for ~ perllOI\
w a n t l n I to iet into a
• l'ftEB SAUNA e
Wllh Swedish !Wllala¥• b)'
T Experienced Mauuete'
OPi:N T DAYS A WEEK
9 IM•lO pm
132 E. l.lth St. ~ Pl'iced to sell -$45,000
GOOD
Rl!AL · IST A TE
353 No. Coast .Hwy
lucradve Kl')wlng bullne11 =====::;:::;::::::==-
could eu!ly elinl $1,000 per C....t.ry Leh 6411
month. Supplies on hand !or ----------
La Sch 4~7518
tmmtdfate .operation. Com·
plete $1,500. Space available
to rent tor QPeration. Ust
:l Adjolnlfti improved lots. of cuatomer1 to woric from.
l70xl19 Baktr BrlatA>l Ar~•. 0.)'11 ~l Evea 546-8276
CM By ownor ~UlO 11fE ORIGINAL
lnclustrlal Rental 6090 THIEF OF BAGHDAD Never Had It This Good!
OFFICES It yard atoraae
space auit. contr. or s:m.
mfg N'pt Bcb Owtw!r &U-
2809
l.5t. $4.850 Casb Takes lt All!
DEU. Fully equipt, Like
New. Oioice Bay Front Loe.
Low Rent Lease & All Sup.
plies, Llcen!I<', Health per.
HARBOR
Park, 3
$250 for
3 PM.
Re1t Mtm0t1al
lol• for $700 or
one., 5314245 aft
U200 COMPANION (Xypl
Ftrat Tier Palm Court in
Pacific View M • m o r i a l
Park. 646-5<&51
PACFlC V1EW. (1) gra~
site. Endowment ca.re ms. 540-m4
:>.:ttvic .. t: DlltEC, ORY
(.,pet CIMn"'9 6'25
DURAa..EAN Rua and Uph.
Clwwrs. ~mmmied by
Parell.t ~ M<.'Calll fi>r ~·
Free ullmalt'. ~
CARPET Ctcanlng. f1oor
strippl"g Wa:ting. Walls, e)
WlndOWI washed. )31-0561 -a
V INYL LINOLEUM
i1L r & ro~MICA
Tou<.ley's
76~0 N t·wpCH t Bl•d
N"'·P'''' Bth 673 7l'i0
. ·' £fUt0ftl: Advtrtl•ra allould c11eo1c tllttr adl oany and report 1mmtd11ttly t rrort Parklike surtoundlngs UtJlitlu Included Lett 6100 mll. etc. fl5,000 Valur.
---------MUST sell right now as Babysitting
Gudening 6550 ~~~~~~~--1
er mlacl&lllffloatlona. THE DAI LY PILOT uaum .. llablllty for errors tnly to FURNISHED BAOLELORS Nur shopping
tM txte111t of publlatllng th• advtrtl-.ment correct•~ ont time. UNFURN 1 BR -2 BR · 3 BR 80'J Knoxvllle, Apt D. I IB
O&ADL.INE ,09' COPY AND KILLS; 5:30 P.M. the da)' before publlcation, except for 2 baths available 5.16-mt
w .. ktnd lldltlOfl and Monday 1tGtlon1 when cloelno time 11 6:30 P.M. Friday. C&rpel.I, W-.pu, p.rage 2 BR 2 ba ~ patio
YOU MUIT HAVI'. KILL NUM•Eftl When kllllng an ad beGauae of quick reeulta, 11th & Santa Ana, CM. MOM KAi 81Bi Garfield.
... auN to make a NOOrd of Ult klll number glvtn you by your ad llktr u 646-4233 641)..5542 Prlv atrtet' l tllock north
Ocean View
1.46 acres. 2157 Pacillc Ave.
(R3 County)
OWNER
Eves. 615-1669 Ytrlfle11tlon of your call. oil Garfield. 962-8994
Rvwry effert la made t9 klll or co""' a new lld that flu bttn •rd•red, but we can-THE CONTEMPORARY !!ON!!!!!E!!!!!!ol~the!!!!!!la!!at!!!!!!!!lari!!!!!!!!e!!!!!!!and!!!
not trU•ralltee to do IO until the Id ha• appeared In the paptr. SJ>ac. 2 BR, pvt patio. Santa Ana 5620 beautiful ftt simple lot
DIMl!·A·LINI'. Ade are ltrtctly caatt In advance 11y mall or at any one of our offla.e. Frplc, all kitchen bltns, pool, ----------Anliqua Way, Dover Shores.
NO phont •rd•re. 8Sx180 pitch & putt. VOLTAIRE Kl 7-0997. OWNER The DA IL V Pl L.OT re1trvn the right to ola•lty, edit, cenaor or refuH any advtr-1-st.y. Just redec. $140 mo. FROM $99.!iO
tfMmtnt. and to chang. lta ratea a11d r•gul1tlon1 without prior nottc.. 1572 Orchard Dr. Lite 1 BR, 2 BR. Studios 81xl96'. View 1123 Calaxy
Advertl1t,. may place their edt by telephone. (Just off Santa Ana Ave.) Hotpolnt bltna, re1rlg, Drive, Dover S hor es ·
Owner transferred. &t2-2"li6 B A BYSl1TINC. Al\ytime.
Mort TD • .t.11.15 Any age. My home. 30l>4 gages, ••• -k Grant, CM. Ba tr'.
• 40% YIELD • Fa.lrview, Bristol are.a. M&-
Must sell Trust Deed! $25,000 2838
Cash req . 6 to 1 collateral. CH_I_LD_c_ar_e_._m_y_h_om_e-.-v-ic-.
Prop. sold for U75,000 with West Costa Mesa. Fenced
$50.000 down. Must be ready yd. Xlnt care, exper. 642-
to deal! 8618 673--0669 Day 01· Eve. _FREE ___ B_AB_Y_SITr __ l_N_G_
$33,000 Jst T.D. payable $.225 In ~hange. Ln yoUl· home.
mo. incl 7% due 5 yrs. 10~;, 67:>-3613
ANTHONY'S
Garden Service
646-1948
Rea&. monthly care. }>rw).
ing. LandscapJni. Exp. bor·
ticulturlirt. ''Tender, lov1q
care for Green Garde!ll".
YARD CLEAN-UPS (
Hauling Trees -Shrubs • Jyj '
shaped or removed. RotoW.
ling wt:edit\g·new lawns.
642-7'160
DIAL DIRECT 6'42-56 78
$32,5()(). l..sehold. ~ an· 516-6261 or 539-7934 cpts, drps, pvt patio, nually. By owner. G-16-21jl pool, rt!C1'8tlon aro.
discount a1mually for 5 yri;. Bab~·sittini; In my honw, Jap•nese Gerd•n•r •
$4,j,000 four BR, 3 be, L.A. Anytl!Jle. f enced yard. Relandscaping, trim, ,
home, built 196J. Lot Rrfcrrnce!-. * 6-12.()384 Mowing for yoor garden. • -WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540· 1220 811 S. Fairview Rd. 547-7185 EMERALD BAY viPw lot Bermuda Yi111ge <Btwn McFadden "ht st 1 48xl35. Prlv. b~ch. Recrea·
tion. By owner 548-6859 Huntinfton leach 540-1220 L•gun• Beach -494-9466
Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m.
CLA&llFIEO COUNTl!RI aN located aa followti
2211 W. lalMa llvd., NtWPort Beach. lay & Thurln, Coet.a Meu. 10I Fifth
St,. H ...... N ...._ 242 ,_..,A-. ............ l:JM:OO ...... AS...
Mill Addr-1 Box 1171. Newport 8Ndl, Callt.
Daily Pilot Classified
Spac 2 le 3 BR. l ~ baths La1Una ... ch 5705
Carpets, drapes
Near sboppltli & schoola 100 CLIPP DRIVE
Mgr. 2214 College #2 LUXURY J'UKN/UNJ'URN
!iliiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Yearly Ltue. 1 A 2 BR
atepa to 9JOn A Shops
Oceamtetr from .very Apt. 2 lclrm w I c.ca pott
$90. Water paid, near
IChool.. Avail Marcil L trom S1!!0 mo IQ>.
4M-2MI HOUSIS FOlt SALE 11awit01tT Hl••NTI alt DIMOllTION MM 2194 Placentia AV'el'.IUe lllWltOU '"""'' 42M OltAflTIN• llltYtc• ...,, 537.()380 2 Bdrm, view, c:ou. drps. •••UL .... WISTCL9'1' me ILICTitlCAL .... stove, refrig. iU'1 laundry. c:::: ~~IA MAit ::: UlllVIHITY "'"" att7 IOU.,MINT ltlNTAU .... !!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!'I North end. $150 mo lease. u1•• u1•DI ,,,. IACIC IAY .... fllNCINO .... $105 $120
C"'.... -Liff• ....... llU HST ILU"" 00 flLOOU .... -494-0552
.. -1Wit01tT 1'"1"..(:" '* co1toN• DI&. MA• 'ZM flullNACI .. ,.,.,.,, 11oc. .. 11 Luxurious TownhouH --droo------d--. uuu .,.. e'-ltDININO .... 2 BDRM UnlurnlBhed 2 Be ma, carpets, rapes. 11awl"OltT Mlletf'TI mt IAY ISl.AllDI UM GINlltA&. llltYICH ..., Ocean view. Swimmino pool. ULIOA COYllS 1211 LIOO ISLI 'ltl OltADIN•. DllCIN• ..., Elec kitchen. Beautiful big • NIW..ott'T IHOltll "" IALIOA UL.AND 4Jll el.ASS .... I N _._ , Adul l A.dulta. $140. mo, 49&-1639 IAYCltlST lnl NUNTIN•TOll llACN .... ••HN THUMI ,,.. poo . r ... pg. ts OD y.
IAYSMOttll nu ,.ouHTAtN VALUY "'" •uN '"o" me HARBOR TOWNHOUSE -~ 5990 oov1• IMO•IS u21 """ HACH ._ HIU(TM cr..u11 me i217 Harbor Blvd., CM Rentals Want-
CltrvsGrov• 6175
Beeutiful 10 ac. Naval Or-
1.nie Grove la the Riverside
area. Excellet1t appreciation
and tax shelter. Priced at
only $4800 per acre with
termi;. AU t.rttt are ol an
approved root stock. For
more info please call \Val.
ter Frick with:
Eckhoff and Auoc. Inc •
1818 W. Ollpman Ave.
Orange, C81if.
:>4.1-2621 Eve-wknd1, 538-5747
AcrHge 6200
l02'Xl89. MaiJlificent View WISH to babysit c'Ompamon ~ It 5's.;;JS2
(714) 499-3844. for my !Oft, 2.3 years old. GARDENlNG, complete lier·
$6950 -2nd T.D. payable $70 s day wk. 839-4864 vice. 30 years experience,
mo including 10%. Due 3 .BABYSITI'ING MY HOME ttl.lahlc. Elooeilent wcrk,
yra. Behind $22,000 -lat Cd.M 67~ _6_42_-4389 _____ ........,...,.,.,,.,::-
T .D. on $45,000 View home EUROPEAN GARDENER
20% discount ln4) 4%1137 Brl~ MaMnry, etc. Landscaping. Maintenance
'560 Very reason. 548-4337 eves.
Money Wanted 6350 --------EXPERT Japane.se Gardener
BRICK, Concrete, Carpentry 100.:'lng aeanup Main-$15.000 needed fOl' 60 days Custom Cabinets Sm jobg '"MAC<" '847--0132
at 10% an d 10 points. CK Free Est 962$45. ..:t.::.Cl'l..::anc:.:..:..:e~. ---,.--=---
Secured by $25,000 • 90 day . Apt and General Clean-up
2nd on 6 acres Ocean View ALL TYPES Masonry, Brick Mowing and edging. Odd
level land South Laguna. Block It Cement work. jobs &: hauling. 548.QS5
Sold to responsible syn-Also repairs. 636-29'16 GENERAL yare cleanuJ?,
dlcate tor $104.000 with Carnant•rlng 6590 tree servi~. hauling, roto--
$25,000 down. (714) 494-U37. ....-tilling. Reaaonable. 646-584
s~ . 1st T.D. payable $55 2 Carpenters ready to do GARDENING, land&caping,
mo. incl 8% on small level your & general clean up.
wwncu"" lut LONG llACH .,.. MAULIN• .,,.1-~~--=--=--....;.......,..._ ftAalCNI 111eHLANDI lm o1tANoa couNTY •ue HOUSICLIANtNo '"' M I C • WANTED To lse. (Yrly) Bay UNfYlltllTY ,AH 1H1 OAltDIN OltOVI 4'1' INTaat01t DICOUTIHI •711 ap • apn front bm, W • mer, (Sharped ACI( IAIY lt4t WllTMINSTllt 4'1' INCOMI TAX '14' SPAC 2 •-3 BR l'L bl'"'· r•
R.E. S1lffm•n Wanted
Established real estate firm,
speclallzlng exclU1ively in
~ listing and sale of un.
developed acreage f()(' res!.
dential development, needs
C'Onlleienllous, bonett f u 11
time salesman. Experience
and R.E. llcenae re((. Com·
mission baals.
Oceanview lot. All due J Building, repair, remodel, 646-2219
yra. 10 point.a OK. 494-ll38 Add.a.room. Frank 548-69.~ e JAPANESE GARDENING •
AN1'iOlJNCEM1<:NTS * NO JOB TOO SMALL * Service. Cleanup, Landacap. ASTILU.... ·.~ MIDW.V CITY .... lllON, on.-t.. .... .,.. "' , .,. u.. OK) ln Balboa area. Call YtNa THlACI .... SANTA ANA 40t lllONINO DIS Cpta, drps, 2 pool1 Stan Wilford d)'I, 213: 3J4. ind NOTICES All repairs. Add, remodel. iJli. 531-'1034 aft 7 pm. Reas. * 962,1961/642-5064 &.:! ::~1::~ :: SANTA ANA Hll8NTS "" INlll\.ATIN• '7H Near shp'g and schools M•• TUIT'" "'4t INSUllANCI 6'1t .,...... ACOM IAY '* CDASTM. 47'1 1Nv1n1eATtHe. DetMll" m• FROM $99.50 ~---N-SIBL--E--C-o_u_p-1-.. Found (Fr" Ads) 6400 REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS Gener•• S.rvicea 6612
y !ANIDI U• LAOUNA HACH 41" JANITOltlAL "" Mi? 1998 Mapl #3 "' l!L~ILAND :: LAGUNA Nt•u•r.. cm JIW•UY Hl!Allt. lk. .... • e, wants I~. quiet 1 or 2 T:::~= ~~~~Ult ~= ~:~~~~.:." :~~ ~i~:.~::ICIC = L~~'!!:~u!,,~~~.· ~E ::m1~1~ ~aclt area.
HT:.i:c:•r..UY !; cRo:ooNTM:'L'UsM = i::~.':.o~ .. =..... :::: kitch. ~ antennas. Encl. RESPOO Per.on needs un-
llT HACH .... .. "' ... , .. TINO, ..... 'IN gar, Pine trees, nr bua. $130. tum 2 bdrm bse, Laguna. •Du ••011• ,' .. '" .apts. UnfurnlsL-~ ""T101 .... Adul•· 120 E 20th N• •IACH "' n.u ""o--·""" ... "" . · ·· Patio, pr. view. ~rmnt. ICIWOOO HM 111t111Ar.. Mii ,_..,. r '""'RIO B AllOI COUN1'Y t• COSTA MISA 11• "&..UTlltltte. •lldl. ...., .. u..r.Av US 2 R. 1~ bl, Marilyn 499-4127 OP couwn = :::"~-.,·~~-.CM = =~":•OOMtN• = all elec, crpts, drps, GE PLEASANT rm .• cmpl. lady; WT -ITAft ~, ...Wl'OttT HllteM'n .,. HOc. IH'lnCI ,.,. kit, color a.ntennu. Encl kit· h priv • cent loc. IT""9ll ... s -"""•• swa1 .. 11t• m1 ....... · . , .. WSSTMl1t1Ta1t 1'11 Nlw..otn' SHOlll •uw "UM~lllVICI Hit gar, tl'eel, nr .,.... $130. 67J.9140, 9-1; ~37. MIOWAY C1n 1'1• WWrTGL"'" n• ltOO"'Ne .... Adulls. 120 E. 20th . SANTA ANA 1'2' UNl"nltSITY .. AH m7 U DIO, ._In, 1JC. ffae Need a:maJl houM Wlth 2 BR
sAMTA AMA Nett. :!: ::~ ::.J,.~ :: ltlMODILINO a .. ,.,.,. -LGE 3 BR, 2 bl, bltna, gar. ttove ' refrlg. by Mar 10 ~:.,-:• , ... COltONA OIL MAit UM =·~ l(ITCltlltt = cptl, drpt, fk1>J, knd yd, Up to noo. 646-'MJ
llOltTH TUSTIN W4 IAUOA 5* ....... .... patio. Util pd. $]~. sn ....... ,_,_ ANAHllM ,... IAY tsl.ANOI sue sn111• MACHIN• ...... "' .. ., Trave-n Dr. l:'..t<! ""0". LARGE pvt room, • ....,.... .... , •••oo CMYI* uu uoo llLI sstl .""' .,._..,,_, b th N Id "·-~ llLV "" l7'1 11.LIOA Ill.AND nts 11 .. TIC TNlltl, .._., II• 6f61 $ pvt a , 0 tC1ieu. -l.AOUNA HILU ,,.. HUlfTINeTON HACH ..... TAILOttlNO "" eparate 2 BR, cqJ(s, drps, Mooth. Eve~ 962-3093. t::~: :~J:L "" .. OUNTAIN YW.IY sue ~~L":.'·~:.=TIIOL ~ stov~. refrtg.. i&rage. 2
.,.,. CLIMSNU me sur.. HACH J4M TILL u......-• Motl'Me 6'U children, 00 dop. $120. Rooms for Rent 5"S
"" JUAN CA .. lt'TUNO ',??! o"~=o~·~~~"" = Tllll SlltVICI .... * 54&-1076 * CA"ISTltAHO HACH 1~ eAltDlll OltOYa Ult TILIVISION, •-in. trtc. ..., LOVELY I xi t OANA itOINT 1;:; WllTMINSUlt NU lt"HC>LSTHY "" NEWLY peinted, 2 BR, sep · ge. rm., " CA•r..hAO. 11,. MIDWAY CITY "" WILDIN• .... rear hae Jge fenced yard view; all convenience«; nr. :=":1~ tm SAMTA ANA sue JOBS & EMPLOYMENT encl p;, $100. Ref:I. req'. town, Laguna Bch. Meals :Zu~~~·~~ ~:u:c,~.. ~= ~~~N """ ""•"" :!: ~:: :r.J::: =-: 2149 Orange Avt. 548-8n4 if dnired. 494.98,j3 ~~..m~~·u,.':,., IALI = ~:t"..".'" HACH = ~o:N ~':~~N ,.. 2 BR Htd Pool. Adjacent ma· P!f::· :!°';· nr ~~\~ el~ AftAltTMINTI ,.,. ..... ,,.. LAGUNA N1eu1&. sm OOM1n1c MIU' ,.. jor ahp'i $130. utll pd. Ad-.... ...,. ~ mo.
RENTALS ::: J~::~~~~tttANo ~ ~:~:c~~',n.':: Melt = ults. 968-1740, 646-5276. AM 548-3696 or 548-1478
HOUlel Furnllhed DANA it01NT n• .-1HC111, ._ '* 2 BR A 1 N w cp•· dPn• $12.50 UP wk. w I kitchen ... RE AL ~sTATE. "'"" WAHTID, ·-"" p . e ..,, ... . ,..,.,.50 s d" A ·-.... uu OlltlltAL ,.. II; "' JOI.__ a ·-,,.. No small cbldrn or petl. .... up tu IO pu. ......... , :::,_•i;:.:: IMAH = Gen•r•I A011tc11s, Miii a w-,.. By Owner. Pb: 548-6769 Newport Blvd. CM 548-9755
lllllSA oar.. MAit "" Tlt ... LIX, "c. "" ICHOOU" lltSTllUCTION 7640 ==========1~========= IA ftllDI m• CONDOMINIUM "" Jo• ""'"'UTtoN ,.. G H ~c:.UI.. ..... nu Hlf'TAU WANTID "" THIATlttC.41. ,,.. Newport Be.ch 5200 uest °"'"
1111wl'OllT HACN me 1t00Ms "o• UNT "" MERCHANDISE FOR =~ :., :: ~=~ ~~~ .. eou•n = SA~ AND TR.ADE PENTHOUSE VIEW OVER-NEWLY licensed & u e 1 t
unHOus ms eu11T HOMU "" flU1tN1TU11 ... UX>KING SPACIOUS GAR-home. Ladles or couples. ocrt•• IHOttat nu Mtsc. HNT•U "" o,.,.sce ,u1t11"u1t1 •n DENS. ~e. Pcd-Fowtain, Enjvy gracious living with ••m:LI"" me ~"ifs'::,.":::::~ = :~~~· :o°u~'::,•:; ::; ~e. Fireplace. Elect. amall family. Call 540-03 =·:.:V" ..... = TUJLllt .. AlllC1 ... '""'· llSTAUU.NT ..,. eye 2 car pr. Other ~ Mn. Dempsey, R.N.
IMT IL""~ :!: !~:~:~.~'!I"L = =•~~:~, = luu Feat. 2 BR 2 BA. cpts, REAL EST ATE ~~~=· "::~".:. '* lllDUSTlllA&. PltO .... Tf ... • ..... IALI em Dl'apea. All Maint. $300 mo. General
IA.UOA 1* COMMlltCIAL .. ,UllNITUlll AUC'TICHI ens Wettditf at Dover No. 8. ----------IAY llLAJIDI UM '"DUITlllA&. allWTAL ......... r..1 ... c•• ... u oo 1tLI m1 &.0T1 "• NITIOUH "'' 642·2659 Income Property 6000 '°"" IUMD UM ltANCHlt '1• SIWINe IMCHllllS flM 2 BR 2 b N -1 ~·~• llACM ,... c1T11us ••ova• •11s MUSICAL tNsTituM1111 ens • a. r. ocean, .. ., o, MUST sell under price Due '"' VALUY "" ACltlAO• '"' ...... os • o•IANS .,,. view. ~ mo. yrly. No pets t. d .... t .• th f mll • MM L.AICI IUINOltl '* llADIO "" IUO -..... 'til 5 0 .. u lfl e a y ... un-~~ :~: ,.. lllSOltT ,..0,.111.n n• TILIVl$IOl'I '* ...........,.., w...,yg · I Apt, Good Inc. perfect
OUHH COUNTY = g~:N:: ~-::0::::' :: ~:;~ -.:~::::res = LUXURIOUS Townbo111e ~ cond. 310 s. Birch St. S.A.
5991
Dike and Compeny, Inc.
Phone ~9631 for appoint.
CABINETS. Any 111.A? job. BR~ & W h It e af. 23 yrs exper. 548-6713 tectionate male puppy. Part .
Gem\811 Shepherd. Vic. 2:lrd REMODELING , comrr;erctal
& Tustin Aw. 61J.2m0 ttsidential. Cabinets. etc.
SMALL Male Poodle. Vic
19th & Placentia 2/6 Iden·
tUy. Kl 5-5850.
Preci.se worker &48-0367
Out ef St1t• Prop. 6208 Found • bla.ck I: white t'bbit
• t • m e. Indianapolis It
Be11ch. H.B. Call 536-8217
C•rMnt, Concr•t• 6600
e CONCRETE WORK e
Of All Types. No job too
SmaU. Call: W-1038 NEW KINGM AN AD-
DfTION: Large Iota, water,
power. S695 full price. $10
Down, $10 month, no in.
terest. Fret pictures, M1ps.
Wrlle Box 486, Kinlman,
Arlzona
FOUND: Girl'• bicycle, Tic.
Balboa Peninlula. Call le
identHy. OB-7699 ·
WHT toy poodle. Male. Vic
of National Ave., CM.
64229283.
CUSTOM PATIOS It
Block walls. Also concrete
si.wing .t removal. 8(2..1010
THORYK CONCRETE
NO JOB TOO SMAU.
F'tee eat. 646· 12341675-5.>16
Mount. & Desert 6210 TAME blk & '.\tit nbblt
SILVER VALLEY. "Land of 7166 E. Cat Hwy., CdM.
Lakes" offerlng 5 acres in ALASKAN Huskie. Vic of
1ubdiv.llion S1200 down. $48/ college Pk. 646-1492
CEMENT work, all t)'J>t's.
No job loo smaU. Free est .
II. STUFLIC< ~~15
month. Phone 847"'640 aft·
er 6 P.M.
Exchtnget, R. E. 6230
TSO ac. tor inc S350M eq.
Deaert ac. for boat. Apts
for home. Citrus $4M ac. for
inc.
HAYTER tht TRADER
PO Box 2452, Riverside
Ml-1403 682s3189
BUSINiSS •M
FINANCIAL
Bus. Opportunitl" 6300
e PARTNER e
6401
BOSTON Tenier. Red collar,
Illinois rabies t.q, ans. to
'Boots'. Vlc. Npt. Bch, CM.
Rewrd. 64z.8892 Ans. scrv·
642-5057
LOST: On Bal. Island, Sal.,
male, brown Box er.
Oakland tap: n e e d s
medicine DAILY. Please
call: 673-5361 Rew.
GERMAN Shepherd puppy
Child Care 6610
CL.A VJS-MONTESS<>Rl
1525 N. Santa Ana Ave.
640-3706
"Where children .••
. . . take giant 11tepr.
HOURS: 7 a.m..5:30 p.m.
Ja.ues J . Slaven MA. admin
LICENSED DAY CARE
Hot lunches. naps, craJts.
Jlarbor·Baker * 546-1539
ContrKtors 6620
missing aince Sunday trom ROOM addjtioM. low over·
in front of Newport Shores head, top quaUty! 16'X20'
Market. Please return &: no Fnr.Uly nn. Special offer.
questions asked. 646-8701 S2300. LT Const. OR l·ll66
LAD~ g o I d watch, Dex Additions * Remodeling Fantastic new product with band; Tic. 5 Polnta, Llbr. Ir. Fred H. Gerwlck-Llc.
wide public acceptance. Un-B'way store. Reward 673~1 * 54~2110
limited potential. Requireg 847-2937. BUSIEm' martmi>llt• DI
$25,000 cash -part or lull ----------h,----. Tb• DAILY PILOO' time. m.2950 110 to 6 PMI LOST: Mexican Chihua ua, • .,., .. blk. face, brown body; red Qualfled RCtion. S • 91
WELL equipped machine coUar; vie. Garfield Ave., money time I effort. Loci
SAVE ON REPAIR$
Plumbing, Can>entrY. ~1ec·
trical, any home ttpalr.
Dick Squires 546-5079
Painting, Plumbing. Car-
penll;'. Reas! ReL In.aW'ed.
BankAme1;card OK
Call "1-tike" M:z.()348
H•ulint 6730
CLEAN Jots, garages, etc.
Tree removal, dump, skip,
backhoe, .flJJ. grade. 962-3745
./ HAULING. Truh pickup.
Trimming. Anything-we do ""'
It a U. EX'(lert work. 54.)..2792
Income Tax 6740
N•than Tax Servlc•
Orange Counties Largest
Lont form ...... $10
State Tax .•.••. $5
For home appt. call
NATHAN TAX SERVICE
527.n42 823-1853
Computerized Income Tu
135 E. 17th, Coi.'ta Mesa
Full time record keeping.
bus. mgmt., Secty'l and
Bklcpg servicel. (213) 470-
6940
G. I . HOFFMAN A
Enrolled to practice befon u
Internal Revenue Service
For App't. 646-5421
Fm. a: St. $4.50; 1' form
$14.50. 25 Yra exp. 7 days,
KEMMER TAX SERVICE,
l9'lO Harbor. CM., ~
YOUR HOME by APPT.
Federal I: State .R4!turns :..
• 531-«>00 • .,
American Tax Service. =1..~;n 11'11 MOVMTAtw • OlllltT .,,. CAMHAI • IOUl .. MEI .,.. level 3 br 2 ba, frpl, xtraa. KT. 7-5304. MIDWAY CITY ttl• IUIDIYISIOW LAND .ml HOllY IU .. P'LIU .... paolll $25() 67>()178 ----------IAJIYA AMA .... ...,. ,.. ••AL ISTATI SHYIC• "'' SltOltTIN• eooos ISll LAGUNA Bch., xJnt Joe. nr.
ahop doing job shop, prot~ Hunt. Bch. 968-1881 nnwl ! !
t.. pe A tooUng work. 1200 Sq. ..._ I .i~~iiiiiiiiiiiaiimllliiiiiii•.l.iiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii••~ ft Good location. Low rrnt. LOS1': roll.le, •'hlte cal, .. ""'. What It f
Guaranteed Ml·ll
coapAL ;: ::•a.•;~:~:• :: ~·1=~t:~o~Of'1S :: Newport H_._ 5210 bead\. Triplex&: gat., house,
:::::: :ir.~:L "" BUSINESS end Mnc. ""'"'o Mll •••• all furn. Xlnt income.
• •• 000 Fuii . , wa1nul it Sth st.. H.B. No Matter · s -'• pnce. ermi.. 53(}.4490 days: ~ tve = ~=-=..,..,... g: FINANCIAL ~t~=~.._ .. .,, •~.. !: DUPLEX 2 BR n10. Cpts, Temis. Trtdt7?? 494-6751
CA .. llTltANO •UCM "" IUtlN9SS Ol'ltOlt'Tlll•"lft ... STOltAOI "" alOVf' A: refrig. Encl iV· DANA """ n• eut,.••ss WA"'11D .,.. • .. u~r..,.D,•Ne MATllttAU :;;: &: yd. Adult.I. 642.3226. luslneaa Rental •MnrD9 c°""'"' -INYllTMIHT °"' --"" .. 6060
VAc.\T1" UtlTAU ""' INVHTllil!IHT WANTID .,,. PETS •nd LIVISTOCK c........ .... Mt -....-1'tt MOWrt Te LO.NI ,,_ .. f 5250 c........... ,,,. ... IUOM .. L.Oillld 6nl NTL ""' .. "" 2115 Harbor, CM ,U~IXll !'VII& nw9L.lt't 1..0ANI mt CAn .. 1-;:;;:;:;;::;:;;:;:;;;:;:;:::;;1
RENTALS cou..ATlltA&. L.OAlft aia OOOt -h Store 1200 ICI It, ample part.
....__ Unftlrnllhed HAL HTATI &.OMS .,. HOIUIS = (L.. 11 f * lng mar E 2
, ...... 1.. -=~~~ ...... : C:'ALiF01tN1A Ll'llNG * ... nne ee ~ts. eu " ireas °" :::t .:~ _. :: ANNOUNCIMINTS 11uu .. 111 "''
"'"' va•oa 111t -~ NOTICU IWIMMttM ~ ... • Jiit -... .,.. "'' :or..ur•• .... NUND ~ ..., ... AWNIHM .,.. lf9WPCMl'T lll.c" ,_ '...... .... V-'•T-.,. ·111Wf'04tT teeTL lltt -• -,_. "llWHttT 1..-a -n11.tot1Au .. TltANSPORTATlON
'AYIMOltH -~.......,. :: l!Oo\TI & YAatTI 00¥•1l IMOtl.. ml ~·':'~.= IAIL.IOllTI
IUTCL"'" -!""'~':!..... = f'OWllt ~lltMll 1•1'YWltlfTY •A•• -rAIO .,.,,_ " ~. .... ...... , llOATt .. ll'1MDAI. DlltlCTMt .., Melt IAY IJl\.Oltttn "1t IOAT TitAIL8iti
lllUTY·l-M.ni"":un = CAB ., TU... '41• IOAT MAINTlllfMICI ... IN ldJlllOlllAM MIP IMT &.AUNClfl ... •OhfllA....... .. caMSTWltY UJn "" MMlt .. HUI ...
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APARTMENTS
SPECTACULAR VIEW
Wattrlront/Loc • Boat
SUpa Available
l BR • 2 Bd1 A&*-
LEASE • or • BtTY
$42(). Mo. 6 11P -$9,XO ap
2525 Ocean Bl~ .• CdM
673-1788 -for tmtt.r do
Hmuu T!'ott. Msr.
548-0."i2'l
Bml' Location. 20' x ".
R.eaaonable. 1896 Harbat.
Call Coll. 327-Cl!W) alt 6
e PRIME Retail Location e
STORE • 18 x 40
1873 Harbor, CM ~
Offiee ...... 6019
548-1503 Atter 7 PM.
BROWN Mink boa. Fuhlon
,RfGIDAIRE Island Center. S11t. 2-17.
Going buslne~s -aU new REWARD. 683-Q6
washers. Big money loc1.-tlona. 2334~ w. Valencia. LOST Cat. blk w/wht face It
Fullerton. <714> 5~1m pawt. Male>. Vic EaatbluU Plaza. 644-lll.
RACOON wi red coOar. Vic
o; K·Mlrt C.M. lf '1ten or
found p1ae can sa-ma.
TOY POODLE "Bomle'', bJk
It gry. 1420 Hfllcrelt, LB
Reward~
P1rsonal1 6405
ALCOHOIJCS ~
Harbor Ara PllaM nl-rr.M
24 HOU111o
t.AUMWo \ = CIMft'IH QIYfl'TJ ..... •OAT ILi~. MOOttnte UY 11\.AttOI _ CUlll'ATOlt .. I MW IOAT AltVICll I.toe •LI _, ...... ,., •AMI Mft ao.\T ll"'AU iAUOo\ •U. _. Ml.....,.. -,,. INT (NAlln•
14..,.,_., ftlf :: !:lri:f lllVIU Mii -lttllfflOATI '"'llMT'M IUCW .. ftA.,.I. tCIS IOU MOVI ...
--~--------= RENT PREE IOW'S THE "" f1' YOU managt oor ~mill = .,~-offi~ bldi. in Coata Ml'A. TIME FOR
* SINGLE ADULTS 'Ir
call for recorded meuqe
2-1 Hours a day * 531-6310
'fUHTI ........ ..,..._. Allt ,.~jl.flOIJ ... llOAT fTOttHa
'ITA"' YAL.1.aV :: AVTO TU.NSHttTATtCNf ... '°'" WANTIO H AL HACJI ..-LleAa. lllOflCD ,_ ~Lnt.,tl!e""r..aa•,,._ NlM• .....,.. -...... a T.,,_.... t4'I ,. ,. _..... ~":.m .. SIRVICI DIRICTottY :;:,r.._• =:• =~ ... """'"'" -•tCYCLli _.,.,. Ml ...... , .... ltVCll .. ll..ICT•K CAa.
MlelftY an' ... ~ .......... "" ,,...,..CYCl.ft IMTA MA~ .. ~T.Olt .. MO'rO ... COOTI .. ~IAllu;;-· ·• -Mn9 ...... , ~ a:J=.ICU a Mfll __.._ .. ""'°" ............... -• ..., ....
.. IAl\"llTTWM ... L T~Ya '"' WT MAWI ,._ .. T'lt.UUQ....., ~ -,alCIC, MUM.-Y,.. .. ~ ~----... -~ .. ,..... .... ..., .. ... . .. ,..,. COMMlll--CATllt.... .... _...TW MTW -~-...... ... !WT..... .. ....., CAltS
-"""""" CUllCI .....
'
"",.. .,.. .. Good lex-. Ideal for a("('OldJt.
• ant. llllurl\JlCf', rt'ttl r~t•k := ON 1'EM ACft&S man. Call 544-2.126 •ftl'r QUICK CASH WESTMINSTIR
'7U ' ' 2 SB. rum • Unfunt _., .::..-p.m_. -~ MEMORI .. L , ... K
::: J'tplca I PrVP•U.. I Pools HEART OF LIDO-"' "'
,.. Tennla • Contnt'I Blr!lt. • 3 teperatf 0Wcr11 THROUGH A Mortuary a C....wtery = hole PatVGlw9. Alao S.twm auite Complete fvnwala
9M Sea ...... Cdll ~ ~ -carpel.. IAILY PILOT from U•S = <KacAttllur •·a.at fhJ> c~ upl C•met.ry Iota .. 1!!1!!!!!!!!1 ........... 1 R8J frem$130
._ l'fEW Dllmtt ~ 4 BK. R. C. ORI.ZR, tY WAN J AD tnclUdes Endowment Can = 2~ ba. -1'I ..... BID 30.t Vis Udo m.m 1 Evet7tblnr ID one ti.utbl
t1M ~ rrwzit m.-SMALL ottlot, lllrlltflk ~ place mMN le11 OCllt.
111. ~ = A 111:m ID p&iw IMI' licduan. ae. Utll Ind. No traifk problana.
alft.D <An. ...._.. ::::. Rff"9 = di> t1111"JIS. ..... ... RH'St ---1~--......... __ 4-_,.,.ltftt-1'1!lll'lllrtl~'lllnftll'
Funerals '412
YOU CAN
SELi; IT
WITHA
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
For Fest Service I
Erp•rt As1ist•nce
.DIAL
642-5671
DIRECT
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1"iiiiiiiiiiiil ____ liliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"":lJOiOiS & ... LOYMINT JOIS a IMPLOYMBCT "°"a °'""°YMIH1'°91 a IMPLOYMBff .-a IWLOYMINT '°91 a llMl'LOYMINTl.IC)U-a IMl'LOYMBCJ.
Help Want.fl, Men 7200 Help Wene.4. M9fl 12-'·...._. W•nted. IMft 1200 Hel, W......., M"9 720I ""-• ....., ~ H .. :• W~ · · --, Wea 7NO * * *
Whlddy1 Wint? Wheddy• Gott
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
Special Rate .) un .. -.s timff -.s bucks
•ULU -AD MUSl IHCL UDi 1-W?let nu MW le tr-. 1-Wlwil I'°" ,...,., In ir-. I-YOU• ..,_,. -""1• .. .,,.... ._l ffllff fff eot;ertll"'-'
1-HOTHINO FOii SALE -fltAOES ONLYI
PHONE 642-5671
To Pl•ce Your Trider'& Parldlu Ad
!l' And 22· Cabm Crubus.
Trade onf' or both for small.
I Pr boat. c11r, campina trlr ro·s or~ ·
6-16-7616
' Wtd . PU truck. Trade '57
Jaguar XKHO Conv Autn.
s.156 value Will pay cash
chU. 5-15-2696 nights.
Senior
Mechanical
Designer
Life support equip-
ment for commorcl•I,
underMa and mlllt1ry
1ppllc1tlon1. Must be
famlllar with mll 1t1n-
d1rd1, drafting prac-
ticH, and willing to 11-
sumo re1pon1ibllity
for v.rloua 'ph1Ms of
projects.
Apply In person or
Mnd re1ume to Per·
sonnel Dep1rtment.
U.S. Divers
Company
...
Shipping
Penonnel
• P1rcel Post
Clerks
• ~hipping Clerks
• W 1rehousemen
Experience requlrecf.
Must be mature, d•
pend•ble, and hard
workers. Apply Jn per.
son
PeNOnnel Office
U. S. Divers
Company LONG Beach U uru~.
$30,000 eqwty. Trade foe
Laiuna ~acb WUts. i\lftlt,
360 E. Fint St., 1..ooc Beach
12131 HEUU7
Small home busmess 111
gold panning kus, line
Spart' time acth'lty w1uic
beneflu trade for sta. wag.
approx SSOO. val. ~8-8642. 3323 W. Wamer 3323 W. Warner
26' Drake Cabm cnm«, 200
HP Oil')' Imp. Mu. f!\i.
165 Gal. pa c1p. 2 B&Jt
tanks, SIS a.dlo: $2995,
want travel trlr 6Jl.6.t-"7
A&W ~world's largt'Stl Root
8ttr' Dnve-m & Restc1.ur.,
seats 180; in Orange Cnty.
S20.00l Eq,, can add other
eq TradP tor'.' ~7-i-101 bkr.
Santa Ana Santa Ana
OCEANFRONT Housr ror·
nt>r, $24.000 equity TRADE
for fixer llPPtr. T D.'s nr
lot. Art Glovinetti Rltr.
673-7420, 67l-9187
SWAP: Ford A Pickup ~
Antique. good condition.
FOR: Late Modd VW bug,
' 0 0 d condition. ~ 78'i6
after 4 p.m.
* * *
Hll.LTOP-t..state S.rn Jinn
Ari equal opportunity
employer
cap1s1rano. ovr1 :m1 sri-11 General Machinist
t BR. pool. 3-C'ar g;u·. Ovo•r
1 8 C'. m.00> clear. Trd for Mill & Lath• lnea1 prop. Bkr. ;>J8-TI11
Dana Point S39.ooo 3 bdr. Transicom Corp.
2 full baths, lge pool, 2-car 851 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa
gar. Sl6,000 rqty. Trade 642·9000
tor any Newpt Sch R.E. J_E_WELER ___ W_a_n-led-. -sp-ec-ial
Owner, 642-2823 order &: productlon in
* * * prescious m e t a I s. Op-
portunity for 1dvancemenl.
Call for a.pp't or 'kTite full
SERVICE: DIRECTORY JOB~ & £MPLOYMEN 1
Income Tu 6740 Job Wanted, Lady 7020
Gordon N. Warren PRACTlCAL Nurse. Aid
Pub. Acct._ Est. 1951 available for short or long
term cart. Homemakers.
details. Box 518, Laguna
Beach, Cal. 92652.
(714) 494-1440
REAL ESTATE
Shouldn't you ne with Walker
A: Leef Free Information.
Phone or write WALKER &
LEE Inc 2629 Harbor Blvd.
~5-3029.
Home or Office Appts. 547-6681 Now Incorporating former -------,------,,-
F. J, J11nna practice EXPERIENCED. dependa.
OPEN 7 DAYS ble woman desires House-Servicf' Stati'>n
SALESMAN 4210 Seashore. N.B. cleaning. S2 Ptr hr. 642·8581
• 675.-3345 • DAYWORK. 5 DAYS WEEK Full time, Swing shift. Good
5'1lary + benefits. EXJ>er.
ONLY 11pply. J IM TICE
7035 Cl lEVRON
1r 6TH YEAR 1r Own transportation.
• 642-7288 • A·l STENO
HARBOR SHOP'C CNTR.
T Da.Yl a Week. 54.5-U20 Dom .. tic Help 2590 Newport Blvd., C.M.
Iron Int 6755 UVE INS BOYS 10 · 14
Employer pays fees Laeuna Beach. So. Lai1Jna
IRONING WANTED George Byland Agency Good routes! e Good profits!
S2 oo per dozen l~B E. 16th, S.A. ~7-0395 DAIL y PILOT
Bring h&n&ers. 1r MS-3617 Chinese -English • French • 642-CZI •
IRONING, Sl.25. Bring your Permanent, exper. Live-In RHI Estate S-.·1-e-sm-an-
own hangers. Far East Agcy. 642-8703 Experiencro. knowledge Clf
~2-8009 or 54~1.> Harbor area. Lon& eata· ========:;;;: Hetp W1ntod Men noo blished o!Uce.
Janltorl•I 6190
CI.EAN wlndows, flo«s. carp
etc ; homes & ()(flees. Reu.
The Brighter Side 548-4134
Paperhanging
Painting
• PAfNTING • Interior 8c
Exterior. Free estimates.
FleMOn1ble rates 646-3015
Sale Fuller Paints * Wallpaper •
516 W. 19th St., C.M.
INTER or Ext. PAINTING,
IMMED. SERVICE. Local
ref. FREE est. ~B-162"7
VET'S Bondre Painting
int or Ext. 10 yrs 1n area
Reas. Free Est, 642-0t27
PAINTER k Paperhanger.
very reas & clean. 25 yrs
rxp 6.\2· 1322
-PAPERHANGER-
11t &t2-Z7.\3 •
Patios 6860
Custom Patio Covers
and Concrtte Work
Dale Const. Co :i32~;:,o&
Trlr or Motorhm Exp
Good future w/expandlng co
cabinet work
Mechanical
Electrical . air cond
&: generator
Upho~tery
Exper only need apply
Ask for Hans Wee.rman
80'.l E. Washington, S.A.
CARRIER BOYS
GOOD ROUTES
AVAILABLE
HUNTINGTON BEAOl
DAILY PILOT
• 642-4321 •
"C" Thomas, ~1ltor
224 W. Coaat Hiway ~5.57'1
SERVICE Station Attendant.
E x p erienced, references
Day work. Call ~2266. Ask
for Mr. Cannin11. 3601 E.
Co11~1 Hwy .. Corona del Mar
WANTED experienced bus-
boys' for full time & part
time. Contact Horst Chlei.1.
Newport Harbor Y11cllt Club
7'20 W. Bay Ave. OR 3.7730
ROUTES AV A.ILABLE
in
Weatmlnater tor boys 10-14
Good Profit• • No Sunday
Delivery 642-tln
F"tBERGLASS & As~emhly MASSEUR
Tra111ees. Day or night FOR NEW Y-BUrLDINC
shift. Apply Mac Gregor Afternoons & evenings only
Y arht11 lfiOO Babcock. Cos-Call 548-93-17
la ~l-,,es_a. ______ 2 SERVICE St·a-t-1o_n_A_I·
JANITOR, experienc-ed only, tendants1 needed: must be
nites. Call a!te-r 2 PM exper Al's :\lobU Service, * 54~9834 * ~!r.-Warner Ave .. 11.B.
COLLEGE Student 18-Zl fnr SALES. tull or p11rt umr.
P1time delivery. wro11-n Completely new item, no
car 500 W. Coast Hwy, NB. competition! 847-8:126
Exper. Upholsterer-LOT & LUBE_M_AJ_N_
:H7-5581 Hans or ~W<e * ~ew car Dealer *
Tbe qwckei you call Call Ray 494-9771
_P_lu_m_bi_ng..._ ___ 6_8_90_ ::.=The=:::qu1:::::·:::ck:::::er=you===sell==..;~Whl=t=e :::'l=epban==ts=?=D:::im=e=··=·Une::;::.
LEAKS? Cu or water elrc-Help Wanted, Men 7200 Help Wanted, Men 7200
1.TonicaUy located under ce-lpm••••••••••••••••I ment. bl1cktop, ground,
walls. showers, any place.
Repllired. Water lines clean-
ed, pressure re3tored.
CALL "LEAKS" 642-0343
B1nk.Amerlcard OK
Plumbing repairs A Services
drain linea stoPptlges cleared
MB Dt.ICOlmt Plumblna
&U-1680
TRADET ~rt work far
ANYTHING -tumitvft,
tools, ~na.m•lt. 8424MI.
Upholltory 6990
PLUMBING
REPAIRS R.!MODEL
M2-m8
Alteratkma. Cllltom drea
maJdnr.. ReucMble pric•
P'or 1pp'l. l'1M015
AlteratlOM 641..SMS
Neat, accurate. 20 yn. exp.
T•llorl"t 6970
Alteratlonl • Bft'tylq
Men • Ledift. 17J..%1'10
PUllDUE TAILORS. Q1M
TILi, C.rtmte 6974
• v.,,_, lie Tiie Man •
ai.c. "°"-lmtAll a rep&lra. No job too mtall, Pluta
patch. Lulttn r .,._.
,..,.nd. Uf ·1957.
ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL
ACCOUNTING
RNAllCIAL ANALYST
Monitoring of costs and perform·
ance data, cost-to-complete con-
tract funding and reporting ""°
quirements; with reference to aero-
space financing forecasting meth·
ods. 8 to 10 years applioable ex·
perience and an accounting degree
trom an accredited college T'e-
qaired.
AUDITOR (Sll.COIJRAOS)
Perfonn Subcontract audits. price/
t'OSt analysis, audjt overhead rat~.
Must have ·prior audit experlen<'e
011 government COllt.-relmbursible
type contract. and be fam ili ar
ASPR. Requlns a degree and 3
years applicable uperlence.
Apply In p.,..... • Call
0. C. Tom,ldns For lnter¥6ew AppolntmeM
(714) 546 "*
1113 H...-. I hid., eo.ta Mela, C.llf.
Allatfc lesurdl
Cott'°ltATION
Ml.tllt System. OM-*'
lf:5. CIU••iShlp Rt-qabtd
Opportunlt)r Emplayu
.,..,-
An equal opportunity
employer
PRINTING
OFFSET PRESS
OPERATOR
Mini mum 3 years off.
.. t preH experience
In the Fairchild David-
son 500 and 700 p,.....
H , Roberson C1mor1
& Bindery equipment.
APPLY IN PERSON
OR CALL
(714) 546-8030
ATLANTIC
RESEARCH
CORPORATION
Mi11ile Systems Division
3333 H1rbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, Calif.
U.S. ClllnMlli. ll"ulnd A~ Mual •H'111f111Y ..,, .. nr
Shipping-
Warehouse
Manager
Fast growing manu-
facturer requir" ex•
perionced m1n199r
who is 1n expert In
high volume shipping
and warehousing.
Send '"um. or apply
Penonnel Office.
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Wamer
Santa Ana
An eqi».l opportunity
employer
RUBBER
PRUS
OPERATORS
For KJ'ow\ng rubber div!·
slon. Experience pre-
ferred. Apply in person
only to PensoMel Office.
U.S. DIVERS CO.
3323 W. Warner Ave.
S1nt1 An•
An equal opportunity
employer
e Wood1hop He1per
• Cabinet M.tlctr
• Meldors
ILaminatol"S)
JENSEN
M.trine Corp.
235 Fischer
Com Mesa
5«).3440
S•l"men & MaNgen
CatteT O\'POl'tY wft!I tudlna
ftrm offertns Mu 100 mu.
n1al fund.a, "'u or pt time.
No txper nee. wt tnln.
Npt Bch omc.. ICl-i422
s.nta Ana om~. 54'1'8331
lilvHton rlnMClal Senrteel. lnc..
IOYS 10-14
Cood ,_, • Good ~ti
U1.llOA nNlNSUl..t
DAI\. Y "LOT • ec.c.m •
I
I I
'
.. W.-. 7400 W..o 7400 I
Part Time Store Cleits
3 p.m. to CloslftfJ oa
Saturdays and S.clavs
Ag .. 25-50, 1ood P'rP'cal condition.
OBI SIBIO
1atelUpnt >'O'IDC ~.
accurat• t y p l 1 t UBM
Elcdric). Sbcrthud d•
lir9ble. Cenaal oe&.
Duttet. Must meet pub-
lic weU. Cood opportUnlty
tor advancement
Secretary
Geneiral offi~ DIM"'
~ PLUS accurate
'YP'"t •nd shortMnd
requlNllL Tic T oc Markets lusy office and lntw•
nfl"I work. Poaition
with future fof JOU"I
l.dy pouuslnt office
uperlen~ and tood
slrrllls. Apply in per.
son to
Relief&,..
matioft Cooll
642-5921 • Kltcheft Porter
• Dllhwasller
Help Wanted,_~" 7200 A .. nc,.., Women 1300
mYPORT BALBOA
SIYings & loan
3366 Via Lido
Newport Buch
673-3130
Apply Penonnel
10-4 Mon thnl Fri. TRAINEES
WE NEED 25 M.EN TO
TRAIN FOR ALL POSI-
'MONS IN ALL DEPART·
MENTS DUE TO NEW
F~ORY BRANCH
OPENING IN ORANGE
00. OF LARGE EASTERN
MANUFACTURING & DI~
TRlBUTJ1'C FIRM.
STARTING
SALARY
$480 MO.
WE NEED MEN WITH
ALL TYPES OF WORK
BACKGROUND.
FAST PflOMOTIONS ALSO
COMPANY BENEFITS
AND PROFIT SHARING
AVAILABLE TO QUALI-
nED MEN.
FOR INTERVIEW CALL
MONDAY & TUESDAY
537-2312
Job Openings
Lloyd'1 NurMry
& Landscape Co.
• Landscape Desiiner &
estimator. Salary plus com.
• Landscape Installer. E.oq>
in lndsc'g & sprinklers.
• Landscape Maintenance.
Exp with mowers, edgers,
pruning.
• Part-lime Nursery Sale•
man for Sal. & Sun. Exp.
Call for Appointment
646-74-41
Stock Room
CTr•lnH) to $350
Some clerical
WILLIAM PENN
1156 Newport
a.ASSIFlED Advertillna
TELEPHONE SALES
E.xpan1ion of our relephone
sales staff has created an
openln& in our Huntingt:>n
~ach office. Salary plua
commission, 5 day week,
paid insurance, paid nca-
tlons. AppUcant must have
recent du.sifted advertisiJl&
sales ~rience, be neat
Pef'IOftnel Office
U.S. Diven
Company
3323 W. Warner
Santa Ana
An equal opportunity
employer
in appearance, aurnslve, ---------
and have rood telephone
personality. Call Eu&enla
Gannon for appointment.
ORANGE COUNTY
EVENING NEWS
PERSONNEL
ASSISTANT
537-7510 or 892M68 Legal Sec·ya to $525 ---------Responsible woman for
Front Office position in.
volving payroll, typing,
tiling etc. Penonnel ex-
perience preferred.
Exec Secya $j()()
Girl Friday to $500
Secretaries to $450
Service Cuhlers to $400
Accti clerka to $372
Dental Lab Tech to S3&8
Gen 'I Otfice to SJ6.I
Dental, Surg. Asst $350
Bkkpr, 30 hours $.150
Escrow Ok S350
Tellers to $350
1'>1>Uts $325
~Teller S300
Nurse Aides $286
HERITAGE AGENCY
437 W. 19th. C.M. 642-6752
417 N. Broadway, SA 83f>-0901
'IYPIST·RECPT $280
Don't fight -switch! We
have the job !bat's just FOR
YOU, 80 why wait.
CALL "Jo' 646-88l1
UNIQUE
Pia.cement Agency
1115.5 Park, Costa Mesa
WAITRESS
Wanted for
The St9rnwhffler
DAY SHIFT
Apply In Person
&.ll I: 3-5
REUBEN E. LEE
151 E. Coast Hwy. N.B.
Advertising
Agency
Apply Personnel
1()..4 Mon thru Fri
ROBUISOll'S
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunity
employer
PBX REUEF
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunlt)'
employer
PBI Wire OperJlor
Exp«ienced, preterabty Ill
stock brokage. Starting W..
ary SEO. a month. WUI pay
more dependq on experi..
ence. Contlct MRS. ~
NER, GOODBODY 6 CO..
~.
WANTED
Reliable Auto Mechanic l
wife to operate Service S...
tion & Garden Center )Ii
Laguna Niguel. Mlnlmum ~
vestment. Call anytime.
n4: 530-3000 TEXACO
Schools-Instruction 7.ao
KEl'MH
PROGRAMMING
INDUS. DRAFTING
GROC. CHECKING
'TRONIC ASSEMIL Y
PBX/TYP
West Coast
Trade & Business Schoola
Division ol
Computing &: Software Ina,
Huntington Beach
* START WORK
IMMEDIATELY
$2.55 per hour
* Help Wanted
Women 7400
Newport B ea c h, needs
sharp gal u/30 with ahort·
hand and typing aldlla. Pre-
fer agency eicper. Oppor·
tunUy for gal with ablllty
to organize and take re-
sponsibility. Call
Responsibilities will in-
volve PBX Receptionist
Relief, mall sorting and
distributing, and blue-
print control. PBX ex-
perience required.
Profit Sharing
"Better Living thru
Education''
CAL-RON I., now hiring 40
men to train and work
with hydrodynamic air fil.
terlng equipment. No ex·
rerience necessary but
must be able to start
work Immediately.
C•ll Personnel O.pt.
142-4466, Ext. 4
Packaging
Specialist
Clerk, famlllar wltfl
Mn. Brundage 642-3910
ADMINISTRATIVE
SECRETARY
Busineu Services Fountain
Valley School Dlstr\ct. Re-
quires: shorthand 90 wpm,
J. C. CARTER CO.
671 W. 17th St.
Costa Mou
541-3421
typing 60 wpm, 4 yean aim· An equal opport\mity
Illar experience. S a 1 1 r y employer
BRUSHUP GREGG
SHORTHAND
For the ambitious leC'fttafy
who wants results NOW!-!
We have an amuln( teecb-
er and small clauet to in-
sure you of rapid achieve-
ment: to give you MONEY
and SUCCESS.
mlllt1ry specific. * * tlons, ,.rtlcua.rly .:..:...------~ packeting. Mutt be
ranae $4118. to $586. per
month. Call Mn. Beckett. SALESCLER.K~=~=,...--=-nrui--ex.-1
982-13.n between 3 • 5 p.m. pet1ence. ~ Z-35. Full·
Shorthand, typist. Perma. time. Reply to Mll. Deily
NEWPORT
School of au.1 .....
133 Oovor Or., N.L '
MACHINIST
Engine Lathe
To $4.00 Hour
Minimum 5 years experi-
ence. Company benetitt In-
cluding paid We and med·
ical insurance, bonus plan
and overtime. Apply or call
Troy Engraving Co.
2322 S. PuUman St.
Santa Ana i40-8565
FrH to Travel
Youns men for Telephone
Sales. Pay d.a.Uy. No exper.
neceua.ry. ~
Agencies, WonMn 7300
SCREBIED
Careers for Socys. &
Bkprs. In Or1nge County
6-12· 7484 546-6020
Screened Personnel Agency
901 Dovtr Dr., Newpcrt Bch.
REX:'!:PI'Ioms'J' S303
Meeting a.nd greetlnr -for
~aJ who is "with It". U
that 11 for you, call "Jo".
·~· UNIQUE
P1acement Agency
1855 Park, Cost1 Mesa
MOORE ENTERPRISES
Pononnel Agency
444 Newport Blvd., N.8.
Phone TODAY for
an appointment tor 1 more
REWARDING FUTURE.
642-9080 for •ppolnt.
OIAR.GE 1T1
capable of hendllnt
,,-cbglng, preMrvlng
•nd packing •ccord-
f ng to contr•cta and
1pec:lflc1tlon1. Apply
In ptraon to
Personnel Office
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Wamer
Santa Ana
An equal opportunity
employer
646-01S3 -nent position in a new Cad-Pilot, CM ----F-,O_R ___ _
Iliac agency. Must be at· BRIGHT Girl Friday. No Secretarial Training
tractive, mature with plea. exper. nee. Full or part ATTEND THE
ant telephone voice. time. Mac Gregor Yachts Mott Modern Up-te>-Oatt
NABERS CADILLAC 1665 Babcock, CM 64U830 BUSrNESS COu.EGE tn the
2600 Harbor Blvd., CM e E X p R. ANSWERING Southland. The school o1
Phone Mr. Stepbenaon SERVICE 0 PER AT 0 R Programmed Learning wttb
546-9100 Altemoon & evening 3hift. the "finishing school" toocb.
BARMAIDS •••
••• and GO-GO
DANC&RS
$300 per week.
6J8.5483 or 633-9763
Full or part time. 540.1932 Complete Secretarial -
W('RKINC mottler needs Brushup -IBM Keypunch.
chlld care 2:30 • 5:30 pm. Start any Monday -even-s dys wk. Nr. 14th St, HB ing classes also.
Ph: 536-6811 POLLY PRIEST
BEAUTY OPERATOR BUSINESS COLLEGE
Day or Night Shilt 325 N. Newport Bl., N.B. * 64&-7649 * Phone ~gm
Lab Tech ..t..-lst Air Brush artilt. Apply HAAEM Dances & Yori ft~ 10-2. Kingsley Mfg. Co. Classes by Adnan Sarhan ct Calif. licensed. No n!iht M Ba~ad. Accepted 1uthority k ..,, "'--e1J __ , 1984 Placentia, c. . 6" or wee e ... s . .c.A<; ent .... of Middle Eut culture. At ~~aterfrln. Callge :benefits. Jobs Men, Wom. 7500 Buie Rhythm Studlo, 939
• PART Time Fulltrettes W. 19th St., CM. For Info
Htg Bch It Fntn. Valley MRS. DECKER, 89.1-1321 CENSUS TAKERS call morni® 548-'DZ48 or
areu. S2. hr f\IU'· to stu t. --===-=--=-----~ $1.75 Per hour, 200 people 638-1096 eves.
96Z-5244 flGURE Control Conslr needed. Approximately 15 Sehl Problems? Pvt IU-ICbl.
BABYSI'ITER my home Coe-Part time. U you enjoy days wonc In March. Re-indiv attn. Small c1aaes..
ta Mesa 5 da.ya. Salary op-working with people in qultt1 U.S. dtiuMhip, at Bricker-Ward Prep. 54()..(MZ
en. CalJ after 5, 545-5951 pleasant IUITOW'ldinp, have le.st 18 yean old, i o o d LIFETIME Gl1t • Chilcoet 10
a trim fliun A: are btwn physical condition. able to le~soo Typing Sc.bool 173 Del
EXP. Sa.lesl1dy tor Women's ages ~: learn how you work and climb stairs, Ca.I.. Mar, CM. 548-2859 Mon-Wed.
Specialty Shop. 40 hn. Over can become a f 1 r u re lfomla drivers !lee~. CU-MERCHANDISE FOR
25. Ml 6-5255 counselor. Call for lnt?Tw mlleage paJd 1t drivmg ~ raLE •NO y•a"I
REAL Estate trainee. Over _642_·_-_3630_______ qul.nd. Apply In person by i------~------
2:; Broker .l devel~ will M1rdl 14. F itu IOOO in hl PERSONNEL DEPT. urn r• tra &: aponsor at a ex-PART J1Mf WORI
penae. Call bet. 10-3 PM COUNTY OF ORANGE CANCELLED Mon • Fri. 546-7881 801.C Bro1dway Santa Ana CALL TODAY!!! Avon WANTED blb)"litter for oUert )'OU an excellent W A N T E D: R e 11 a b I e
my two children, my bome. earning opportunity. c.n Stockroom ind Parts person
Mt'f>'I Verde. * 546-0864 collect 53().586() for Dnpery Distributor,
e BE A nJUERETTE e WOMAN SO to SS, unen-Costa Mesa. Must be bond-
$2 HR. GUARANTEE! Local cumbered. w I Med! • Catt, able. High Scbool Jr'll(luate
Houseful of Decorator
Furniture
Spanish~&
Medlterranee.n
WAS ORIG. $1691.00 1ru.. 893-1992 962-37~ Medl.c.1 bUUnr exper. in or more. Good Wiiiet &
friali """~... MUST SACRrftCI" .
Help Wanted. Men !200 Hela Wanted. Men 7'100 C'Onvalelcent bome. SaJ.ry Clp('nin&. Some bookkffPIQI $615.00 •'
open. Write 8c)x M·2" Da.11.Y ~ICP· bdp(ut. Call tor ap-ITEMS AS FOU.OWS:
MANUFACTURING
PRECISION
ASSEMBLERS
SHEET METAL
Layout and UMmbly of mluUe air·
frame aod component.. Three
yea.rs aircraft or mtsalle shMt
metal layout uperlence and thor·
ougb tnowled1e Of UMmbly pro.
ceduret requlred.
.,,., In ,.__. • Call
(714) , .... ma.._.._,...,.., c.ta Mw
Pilot. polntrMnt MG-9414 ~ 8 ft. Span1lb IOCa
HSEKPR Live-In. Eldttty Ill· HAIR St,ylllt wttb 1o1Jowtnr. and M 1 t c h In 1 a.Ir.
dy who deslrn pleuant hm 1'>by D e c Ir e r • 1 Hair custom q u i 1 t e d with w/~ nn " l&lary for Dntcnen Beauty Salon carved wood trim. R. 10 tt ~ ~.':.a,IMr " bo1a t • 3J&8 Via Lido, Lido Ule'. Seville Caned velvet IOfa,
· Have C"Oo1'llete private room lleavy Dark oak end tables
EXPERI»lCED ODJ:y, part to mtt or operate or, com-and matchlnc coc:.ktail Q.
time boollkteper, &m«al mlsllon buia. m.5082 by ble. 8 Piece Kq If.re Med-
office 9 to 12 AM. Small appolntma\t ooly. itemmee.n ollk penelled
manuf. co. Send raume llO BEAtmCIANS .Male 0 r bedroom IUlte wt.th full
PO Box 333 Costa Mesa. Female. Mattn aD'4.l'l:IQ)d King size box sprtnp Ir
TRAINEE • for cuttfbc ol expet' lndMdu1J. New pluttl mattreas. Larre Sp9Dilb -
Boat cuabionl • ~ ln tbop llCl'WI from new sr. car dining room. Gold lat
Pff'IOll • Jot.DN'D • Citizens Home. SSS w. 19th Spanhh table lam111. ffans-
Ouiate,_,, • w. 18th NB St., CM. 642.7241 • tng swag lamp.s, etc., etc:
SALESWOMAN. Carwt a COUPLE. elderly prefemd Ea<;b piece can be purcbQ.
bra elQ)er + JSleNl tell. fol' 1prln1 6 aummer monthii ed indivldU&lly.
Ins. I.AM Bryant South lJve b\ rn noon thru Mon Terms avaU.bl~
°'81t Plua CM. noon • ~·· cook ltl'Ve . Newcomeni to o.ut.
HOTEL T)opil)I Some PBX 1ook after hell' home lndlt spprovfd lmmedlllt~ty
S.t-&n. 11 ~Tam. Min: Write Bo11 M-29 o.Jly Pilot.· I & D FURNITURE
55 wpm, 9"-1107 8etwa lD COMPUTIRetvnt IN THE WAREKOUS'E
am._. pm. Immcd. opmtnp. Tu~ 1144 NIWPOIT ILVD.
NURSE • Aid. Dl:per1e111Ce "'"'-a. La MJr.sa. a.ta COST A MISA
dtt:lra.bl.. ,\l'PtJ ID pmon. 111.. anu. Mn. PrwtolJ h.ry nltht 'HI f ~ Beada N • r 1 l a 1 213: 4Tl.tMO s.t & Sun 'Ml 6
Home. 450 CllllDQft, LB. COUPLE for Jaft1""'1 w0111 LOVE SEAT
EXPERimCED ~ ~ 5 ftlallt per n 2 lU'I •a. needs .up cowr1
di• Op«ratw. Allllb as w. ~r nlsbt RB .,.. Call SJS, • ~
lath St. eo.ta ,._ M Diii W;._TF.11 I' Qa' -. _. , ... .,
P • TIME ~ Elnl STUDDITS • ftll1 or pert P'!'J"Slmmon. Mutt SAC! Alm
l2 to ~. Jir, Otoer 2L Ill)'&. nm.. 11.G ~ hour Mr.we,. dt"l'9Mf, 541.JCl!I
r.ftvdl 515-2!115 « ~e • Call IJS.lllll • 1ftbuk1' 1ut -_ -~
-CM.ANDIS! FOR MERCHANDISE FOil MIRCHANDtSI ftOI TitANSPOkTATtON '" nANSPOUATtON
SALE AND TUDE SALE A.ND TRADE SALi AND TIA.DI
9010 mperted MMe IOOO T eleviden l205
:....-------------~nceu.,.._ NGO VOLKSWA&EN IUICK ~~rr't~ ROO 1 llW POOL TAILEs 1x~m~G• IUDI IO &o .67 vw SUniool Std ¥U¥t 195' BtJlCK "' Slly14rk. UA.y RENT COlOI 1V .,, 1988 BRUNSWICK v.-..:,. 21 Sloop OYD 65 SAC! 226 s1~..i... cM IPQrt ~. ndJo. beater,
CHEYROLD
'65 IMPALA ''5 FORD
n • • • • ""' AMT f/1/1 TRlANCL.E nni Gtl-442l '"" factory air. Po~t ateermc.
IUY for lessll SJ.te from $369 ="~~!= VOLKSWAGE~~~ °58 vw,
0
new bralm, dutch, ~: t1r~~~.S2~stmll:U Su.pa' SP 0 r I, \'Gf>YcrtJble, poweraUde, pow~ atttttng.
Radio It heater. RSM.Ql4.
'12H FLETCHER JONES
CHEVROLET
4 Dooc. Automa6c traDI.
Radio 6 t>.Atft'. PU.A.
$911
Pc Spu1lb dinin& rm $9 MO. ~y':,::e · · $1995 '&1 VW .............. ii~ paint, bettfl')', polnta 6 $1565. Priv. puty. Pllol'le
$99-95. lae~ table, black t001' FINANCING OcHnic Yacht 1S.... 'GS VW ...... ,....... plup. $500. 645-0387 eves. 642-7050. l~t Harbcw Blvd,,
iron. Uvi.nl nn-Medlterran· Rent can apply to purchase SE"•RD POOL 1100 W. Coalt/NB w..slSJ '6S VW ............ ,. $!195 • '66 v.w. SEDAN. XLNT Costa ~aa.
FLnCHER JONES
CHIVIOLIT
ean wtth wood carved arms Fret delivery· Free Service """"' ========;;1'84 VW ................ $!!00 OOND. THRUOUT! MtJSTI;======== =:':; :'~~~~ab:~ NO D~POSIT 323 s. ~1'920r._. Power Cruisers 9020 :: ~ :::::::::::::::: :: SELL $135(). CALL 673-3659 CADILLAC 6633 Westl'.Jlltiater Ave.
6633 Weatmimter Ave.
Weatmlnater
139-3773 ::ne:· d~':nen~19~~l SJ9·9531 -S5' ELCO tNnk c: ab' n '59 VW ~ ............... • Sl!J5 VOLVO -------
Rooms torLESSTllAN $3.95 19'1031 Misc. Wanted 1610 crulatr: xlnt_~ ~·· '68 VOLVO ~~ J _•AA
AA='... Furniture ,.-WANTED ::ca:;:;;;,· t" ~; °" ~ WE'R.l!l ltl!AUY DE&LJNG ~ 2159 Harbor Bl, CM SU.9660 COLOR KING T_V. $3500, u ls. 673-(1116 Eve. ~ TODAY! -.-... -~7~ ' MEDITERRANEAN Dining llEST 8TOCK IN' oua room Id 6 cbai.n and REN r A NEW Furnltu,..Appllance. M1r4M Equip. 9035 L -Ht8TORY!
Westminster
139-3n3
CORVETTE '&i convert. 350,
posl, touniau. Must aell.
$2500. Pvt partY. Call
84'7~
'60 STATION WAGON
V -3, P.S, $250. 67U388
'59 10RD Galaxte !IOO Conv.
y.g R.H . ...P.S. New t~. No
denta. G o o d tires. VERY
dean. $250 ~ aft. 4
PM
'68 FORD LTD. Air cand..,
t\lll pwr, excel. cond., $2500.
Pvt. pty. 613-1685.
Cred"nu xlnt cond. also COLOR TV Color TV'--Ste,.._ 50• Alum Maat, atainleu -'t SN Us Befort You Buy f acres ot ultra modem total
marble c:ott~ table with $12 MONTH _TOOLS _ steel r\a1ni. 1 yr old. " l • Cadillac facWtiu desi.ned CHRYSLER UNCOLN
wrought lron 642·9t82 ~~ ~J:~~~ =7t: $31-1212 or '"4555 Fun 1.one Boat Co. m-0240 .,,._'=9 .... co.14*" fCUl 1lDi4 to better seU and aervice
ROUND DINI NC T ABl.E ORDER BY PHONE (Ask for Art) new and used Cadillac auto-CHRYS TllC Sta. Wac. 16
lmmac. Orli owner, ps, pb,
&41to trans, tac alr, ~ ol
Fae KUat· Below bk, .$l195.
2957 Baker, CM 546-3262
PVT. Pty. '66 C.OOtinental
R.l'fen black, lilver grey
lthr int, lo mileage $3,150.
Will fiiia.oce !or fUIKIO pl)'.
494-8825
=~':1=.y ha~· 3 = 83S-1111 WANT TO BUY BOAT Mobile Home. 9200 ALPINE. IMPORTS mobiles.
leaves. Must sacrifice. or 639-4242 TRAILER FOR 17 FT $7995 00 NAB ER S
494-3248 eves le weektnda. COLORLAND TV Open 7 dys OUTBOARD. "RIA· ' '64 Alpine IV, GT, dlr. l9li6 Harbor, c .t.L &M>-Sl1.J
ISH Frplc, S l 2 S SONABLI" PHONE Two a.th * Two Bedrm mac:ulate! $44 dela, assume • CONnNENTAL . RENT New 24 Wide BiJ< w-blk HT. Auto, Im· ~ MERCURY
Spanish atyle hatch cover COLOR TV 641-4980 BEACH TRLR. SUPPLY Cult. bel. Old car OK dn. Sport C•ra 9610 · -----------------1
cotltt ta~. $85. 61S-54.S3, $8 MO. WANTED: antique & fine 19261 Beach Blvd. * 49f.97Tl * '65 Conv. Take over pymnt.s. '62 MERCURY m.oom * All National Makes * jewelry; refererices olfered. Huntington Beach $9812 PORSCHE 2600 HARBOR BLVD. $2560. All pwr, air, br.kts, Convertible. FULL POWER
src>M t..ahaped bar. 7 WORLD OF COLOR m.1011 After 3 PM ALFA ROMEO COSTA MESA 54()..9100 pxl rubber. Prvt prty 644-and FACTORY AIR. BUX·
letlc, new $200. Matching 10355 Lakewood Blvd., BEAUT.-21'. Set up in adult '61 912 • 4 speed '67 EL DORADO. LOW-Ml. 2'm 623.
Regency cbaln. tu I t e d Downey FREE TO YOU park. SeU reas or rent to 19'0 ALFA-ROMEO '67 912 • S speed LOADED + STEREO 1966 MAROON 4 • dr. Mint
i voc:ado, $50. each. 847-0319 (213) 861-0107 older woman ~ mo. 2060 GUILl'lTA ROADSTER '64 Corivertible TAPE Color "Firemlst -cond, low mHeage, $3700 ot'
DALMATION, alJlrl)x. 4 Newport Blvd. Inquire Good Pirelli tires, new top ;so Coupe • Red bronze". $6650. Pvt.-pty. best offer. PH: 642-5998
$718
FLETCHER JONES
CHEVROLET 8022 Ml1cell•ntous 8600 years old, housebroken h11 space 1 with tonneau cover. $750. 59 Coupe. Yellow 548-4515 '63 LINCOLN Cont., full
ahots. 847~ after 5:30 10X50 METEOR: 2 BR. lOX 8~ (Fullerton) :~~ goope: ~ll:; Red. -66-CAD-.-C-pe-. _Oe_V_U-le_i_f_ac_t, pwr., air·cond., leather; lm·
LOVABLE Puppiec asaorted cptd. Beaut. condition DATSUN haded! Dr's penional car. '65 O:.EAN 4 dr. Leather Birds of Paradise
6633 Westminster Ave.
Westminster
839-3773
BEAUTll'UL ILOOMS
BARGAIN I ~tlques 1110 5 Gallon cans -Only $3.1»-
2122 40 awning: atonre abed; oupe~u air, leather, vinyl top, mac.! $1895. 644-2246
-colors A breeds waltinc ~22 ,, $3,850. :>45-0453 Days Olr. Loaded! Lo Miles only $2890
to make IOIIleone happy • * MUST SELL ! 3 BR 'ST Datsun Ptclc-up le camper ft~ 1.9f'? CADILLAC. 2 • d o o r OMr own. 642-4688
847·3108 2-22 EXPANDO, $3900 FURN Rad.lo, mlrrorl, atep burn-~ o coupe. Wholesale or less. =========
FREE to pxt homes, 6 or beat offer! * 536-3464 per. Dir. Lo mi. $ST dels. ~ --s ~ 2727 CORVAIR
'65 Mercury O*lny Park
Beautitul Oyster white W·
walnut grained p a o e 1 s .
Fact. Air, elect 6-wa.y aeet·
elec. ~. Perf. ooDCf •
Pvt. pty. MI 6-8895.
SIC BOXES, oldtime Last call at this price. Even.
. kelodeon pianos, cimJS ings alter 6 P.M. all day
1
Tttd orpns, other Saturday and Sundays. 1212
tique player-Instrument.a So. Ross St., Santa Ana.
collectors, dealers, mu·
black part cocker J>\lpples, Aaume coot. bal. W-accl!'pt ~Q~ ~ '61 C•d Co.nvtrt $1100
4 wlcs .. old. 543-6S27 2121 Motorcyc... 9300 tnde. amt ~2745 or 67l-8967 '65 MONZA
FREE to good home. 6 mos. '60 Datsun pick-up, gar-
wm. We are the world's * AUCnON * old dog. All shot.a le Uc. 1932 COUPE. Owinel body, dener'a special. Rebuilt ~ CHEVROLET Coupe. 4 speed. R.dio Ii
'SS Mercury U/T, vs.
auto, PIS. Dir. Full
price $99 •••••• 494-9771 pd. ~ or 644--0962 2/2l Old.-: powered, many extru. Engine. Xlnt throout. Dir. lf70IWllOlllOUUVAll•COltAMnA heater. MBC338.
WW trade tor dirt bike. $39 dell, umune C'Ol'lt. bal. --.-63-1-M-P_A_LA__ $1188 MUSTANG rgest auwrnatlc musir tn·
trnment dealer. Over SIC)(),.
.00 worth in stock. Show
• 12. I . 5. Saturday I · 4.
eleoPhont tor {rtt cal·
gue or visit us. Hatha·
y & Bowers, Inc.: ll!l75
• Florence: Santa Fe
gii. Tel. (213J !WI.Sm.
e Florence exit from
ta Ana or 65 Freedey ::::
ing Machines 8120
GER TOUCH le SEW
g machine. Take over
11 payments or $56.70
. Credit Dept. 535-7289.
eim.
8125
'n Roll Sale-THUR
U you will sell ar buy
give Windy a try
Auctions Friday 7 p.m .
Windy's Auction Bam
Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'!
2075~ Newport, CM 646-8686
SS CASH SS
Wo ~Y cash for: I Furniture I Appliances
I Antiques I Tools
ON ITEM or -
COMPLETE HOUSEFUL.
Call 547-6748 or 817-8271
EMERALD-CUT DlAMOND.
Over 75 pt.s, appraised at
S650. will sacrtt at $.175.
Wallace Sterling (Grande
Baroque) serv tor 8, cost
nl'\Y S55.75 setting. S400 or
offer 536-6705
BASSET. Female. L 0 v ts 963.2'TJ3 * 494-9T11 * Autot W•nted 9700 FLETCHER JONES
kids, good watch dog. 839-'64 Honda, top condition, Sport Coupe. Stick ahilt. CHEVROLET ---------i 1747 2'20 Muat sell! Call after 6 FACEL VEGA l•••••••-1 Radio lc heater. Uc. 05s. 6633 Westminster Ave. '66 MUSTANG
2 Puppies • 1 mall!', l ftmall!'; Or wknds. * 673-3027 WE PAY 156. Wl!lttnin"' ·r Automatic, Radio .l Hater.
2 moe. old. Mother is a '67 HARLEY FLH 74 tun 1960 FACEL Ve It a Ex· $988 139-3773 Power stel!'rlng. RQl,113.
Scott,y. 6'2-6143 2.23 dres.s plus extras. Like new cellence 4 door, very rare, TO p FLETCHER JONES $2081
BLACK f'emale Po o d I e ' $1995. alt. 3, 968-1560 good oond. Rolls interior. '60 CORVAlR. Radio, heater, FLETCHER JON"~ about 2 yrs. old. To good paw windows Ii: .-teering, CHEVROLET new clutch. 'Pressure plate, ~
home. 968-2585 2-22 Trucks 9500 air COQd, low mileage. 6633 Westminster Ave. sea.la, head aasket &. tires. CHEVROLET ---------1 Needa ""'nt. WW aacrlifce p RI c E Westminster Rough but dependable. $200. 6633 Westminster Ave. FREE Kitrens, app~ 4 mo, '63 Dodie " ton truck 6 $1500. &673-74.24 .
1
___ 8_3_9_-3_7_7_3___ 67:>-1415 alter 6 PM. Westminster
2500 Margaret Or .. ewport cyl. f .sipeed trans. Split ========::= 839-3773
Beach. 5'18-®3 2·20· rims wheel, lono bed. Good FIAT CAN HELP YOU CORVETIE -" ... '65 MUSTANG. Neatest tn FREE pasture, water avail. condition $900. 646-2723 e $25 Delivers
14 acre. 847-3801 2/20 ,66 FORD ~ ton, plck·up· •65 nat 1100 D, AblOlute-FOR NICE CARS • Most anyone qua.Wies •57 O>rvette 327 vs, 4 sp, =~\~.':~i>o!~~
PETS & LIVESTOCK R/H, blue & white, excel· ly perfect! ~ cond. AND TRUCKS : ~~ ;:~~. ~~~A~ril Mag wheels. XLNT. COND. ing.-vinyl top, wide ova.la.
Cats 1120 lent condition. 847-8239. Dlr. S39 dela6 asaume cont. Any Make or Model. • Large inventory, oac, dlr. Dir S::,7 ~~~~~~=d~t. Perteet condition. Owner
'56 FORD 'it-ton PlO<UP bill. Old car K dn. 494-9771 CONNELL • Call Mr. Adams 635-0773 4M-9m must aell immediately. 833-
SIAMESE OR BURMESE GOOD BODY. Need& motor • 66 IMP ALA .65 CONV HT. Mint cond. 1751
Stud Serv. Sl.ameae kittens. work. 646-1432. HUMBER CHEVROLET wht/blk int, F pwr, nr nu
lifters -Guitars. Gib-2 Axmlnister ~ 9xl8,
Fender, Rlckenbackef' floral It pattern. S25 ea.
All quality. 546-8858 '65 CHEVY '4 ton Pick-up. . 2828 Harbor Blvd. STATlO~ WAGON 327 VS. tires. $3.175 Pvt PtY 837-8954 OLDSMOBILE
Camptra IJll!C· Styl~aide 8' •. Dr-.En&lish lltdan, leather COSTA MESA Powerglide. Radio &. heat·
Dogs 1825 bed. Olr. $1495. 494-971'1 U1ter10r, pwr str. P w r 546•1203 er. Power steering. RSP· DODGE '65 OLDS 98 J.AIXU1"Y Std· Signal, NB nr. Harbor Q!Ugg ~ 9' · Xlnt
m.7127. con<1. m. n AM • PM 8 ks ========I brakes, radio, gd pa.Int, 4.59. Tac alr, full pwr, excel coed ~~J1;'!i ~~.Pups w Campen 9520 tires, $e). Bob Welborn u-. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I $1711 '66 CHARGER ~re.a. bm. $2395.
& Orpns 11SO
Once-a-ytar Authorized
SALE
{odel lll9 • Ebony. mahog·
e.ny, fruit wood &. walnut in·
duding bench ... O'om $529.
Free cartage, one tree ln-
hotne tuning. 10 Year Guar-
e.ntee.
W•llich'1-M•nning's
MUSIC CITY
:WOO So. Brtatol
So. Cont Plaza
540-2165
BIRTHDAY SALEI
Yes, f'eb. is our Birthchly
Month. But don't bring pres-
l!'Jlta -we are celebr11ting
by living YOU a present of
d11cou:nt.s up to 25% on 90me
models of Baldwin md5e
Tbe best dee.ls in the West
are always at
WARD'S BALDWIN sruoro
llm Newport, CM 642-3484
TAX CLEARANCE
Sllghtly used Danish Walnut
console $495. Used organs
from ~. New Hammond
Organ $545. Good used
srancb from $795.
'8CHMTDT·PHILLIPS CO
1907 N. Main 0 20th St.
Santa Ana
B3 Hamond Organ
w\tb . Leslie SPfakera
Excel conci. 54&.6539
Aak for Bill.
PRACTICE Plano.~ 440
Excellent condition
• :149-2676 •
Radfo 1200
CB 2-"'1 rad.io, but unit.
" I + 2 mlke, a n d hand
mllO!. 96U9'7S
•
Eves pr wkndl. 542-1355. -.....:....-,.-.~--.. --edC"~ 1652 Newport Blvd., WE PAY • ' · FLETCHER JONES --========-
DALMATIAN. AKC REG. 5 on•~GE CO~'"""""'S ...... JAGUAR CASH CHEVROLET Dodge Charger, coope. Pow-;;;;;
494-2977 673461' -FOR aale apt mie pa~.
xlnt cond. $5.5. 21" RCA fa.
blf' TV. $20. 13 C\J. ft. G~
son, 2 dr. refrig. as is. $35.
~9134 or 673-6624.
._.. u•H ..i. er steering, Radio le heat· PONTIAC
mo9 old. Reasonable. Muat LARGEST SELEC"nON 6633 Westminster Ave. er. T440. ---------
have yard. 541--0264 Westminster $2188 ROY CARVER
0. NE Wheel luggage trallor.
GREAT Dane Puppies for FACTORY DIRECT BAYSIDE MOTORS for used cars & truck:s ju.st 139-3173 FLETCHEl JONES
sale. 548-2884 during day OPEN ROAD D£ALER l200 W. Cout Hwy., NB call us for free estimate. 1-.5-7-0l-f:V ___ S_ta_._W_a_g_on_De_· PONTIAC
Cap. 550 lbe. Extra wheel
and tlrt. Western saddle.
Both items excellent COD·
dltion. Call 548-1369
54~3277 eve1 &: Sun. Mon. 1967 JAGUAR 2+2 XKE GROTH (fffVROlfT luxe. Very clean. Air cond., CHEVROLET 29'lS Hart-or BL, Colt& ,....
GERMAN Shepherds. Male. * HOUSE CARS * CHAS-Thls car is absolutely -Show R/H, orig. owner. Must sell. 6633 Westminster Ave. Kl 6-4444
No papers. Beautiful m.irk· SIS MOUNTS * SLIDE.INS Room fresh! Low mileage. Aak for Sales Manager 6f2..4421. Wl3es9~in77st3er Oran-CountY• •Ex:elalll.......,.....,,.~1
ings. 962-7'297 * VAN CONVERSI0 ONS Blue metallJc finlah w/mat· 18211 Beach Bl.. l--,-,-5-IM_P_A_LA__ ~ Deal:; fer ftoDa. ftOJ101 and
Hor ... 8130
KmB ·y Vacuum cleaner It
attachment.s. Pay c a~ II
balance of $53.40 or smaU iiayments. Credit Dept. Spirited Bay ~ldln&
A h . 9 yn. Reaiatered. 535-7289, na elm * 5'8-4609 *
WESTINGHOUSE R. e f r l g. OR ATION $65. Waste-Kl~ port . TRANSP T
Dishwasher $65. Beige divan Bo.ts & Yachti 9000
S3S. 545-0938
. COME lo Laeuna Beach WINTER SPEX:!l.Al. F~ 24-25, 10 to 5 L'i' Outboard. 35 HP elec
GIANT FLEA MAR.KET at mtr. with tralr $375. Pvt.
the Festival Grounds pty 548-3635 alt 6 PM
UPHOLSI'ERING • $79.SO, 2 '60 32 Ch r i 1 Commander.
pc. (European craftsmen) Fully equip; top ccnd: Dec.
Free est, del, pickup, 715 haul-out $9500. 64&-6649
Main, HB "Berny" ~ YACHl' SA~
KING Slzed bed, Sleep-cu WANTED ExJ>. full time,
mattress. 2 box llPringg a: __ N..:.p_t _atta __ 548-_259'l __
Frame. $60. Call 6Cl-7669 BY Owner. SO' Ii I e 1 e I
10" DtWalt Radial arm Schooner. 14' besm-culse,
Saw. PERFECT. $135. live-aboard. 213: 4.14-0191
• 54SJ738 .
* MCTI'OR H MFS cbing blue leather interior. HuntJniton Beach a.Uy.
$4995. Kl 9'1331. Sport Coupe, Automatic, pow. FALCON
ALL MAKES " MODEUJ ~ * ~ __ __;~....:..........,...--power st.eer!n&. Radio II --------·e cro. BurrundY W/bDt tn-
1961 TRUCKS =======:;:::=! Is Your Car A Clunl<er? heater. NOY-151. 1960 Falcon. terlor. auto, 30.IXX> milea,
S !NZ We pay CASH for a $1388 Malce ouer. pwr atr'g &: brb, radio w/
BEACH CITY MERCEDE I junker! Martin'• 839-4041 FLETCHER JONES ===::::8J3.=::l54=7==:::;. Vlbruonlc, Muntz deluxe CAMPERLAND stereo tape, l'l!'d line tlrea.
16555 Beach B"tvd., H.B. 9900 CHEVROLET r:'ORD Clean, a o o d mechanical
54().2660 ---------66.'~.) Westminster Ave. r cond. Orig owner. $1900 or SCRAM-LETS Westminst,... ,64 f'ORD best ofter. 548-2939 atttt 5 TRANSPORTERS 839-3773 p.m.
BUSES·CAMPERS ANSWERS '64 NOVA 11, R-H; PRICED Galaxle 500, automatic '65 Pontiac Catalina. $500 '64 VW Ca......... RIGHT! Radio & healer, power below bk. Xlnt omd, fc:tey
,...,... 962 ..,,,,,7 A! 5 30 PM steering. NMB-706. ' '"'-.l ""' "'"'-own '65 Deluxe Bua 9 pa.as .__, ter : $988 au', ·I"' ..... ..,.,. •
'63 Deluxe Bua Divide -VACATION '66 IMPALA ~~~M~ ~~
'61 Bua • 9 Pau. I met ~ wife at a travel Sport C 0 u Pe. Powergllde, FLETCHER JONES am-6 pm.
MG bureau: She wanted a VA· power atee!ing. Ue. ROP· CHEVROLET MUsr Sell ,66 LeMam aaav. ---------1 CATION and I was the last 647 6633 Westminster Ave. Call eves. le Wttke!lds. 0~ ~ ·~in -~~ = ttlal't... · $2081 ~r~~;r 646-3614
'
new Pirelli tires, detach.Ible • FLETCHER JONES -. 6-3-E-c-0-n-0-1-1-n -e -V-a -n • l958 PONTIAC, rood tNm-
lugpge • aid rack. c:bain9, CHEVROLET Mechankalty perfect. portatlon car. Best oU« O.,, " wire wheela, diac bnUel. 6633 Westml.nater Ave. Pandled. Must Stilt $11XX> __ euy_..;:._1·_*_84,....7_·2338-=-=
"'\ seal belt. xtras. TifiS CAR Westminster or Best Otter. 546-57116 '64 U MAM Oonv. fB..PS
4 New Arm&trong 4 ply ~ ~~n &: ~t!~~ ~0; 839-3773 .65 FORD F'rln 500. lmmac! ! console. bJct!. 50,IXX> mf.
PT-20 tires. 8.55-14. FOR SALE: O'day Tempest tm-'::'AM•COllAW "3,000 happy miles: y '67 CHEVELLE. Auto, air, Sll33 4 dr. Ho. 642-4~ UaiO. 528-0064
9010
"acb. 968-1040 a1t 4:30 PM '23. Excel cond .. all racing ---------1 te.t drive will 11how it }laa Only 5<XXl mi, "Must Sacn· Woric 8J3.H4l ext. 2250 ·4~ OOOC:E VAN -surf or geer incl. S4!>58'70 or Fantutic Sacrifice! a buttery feel It purr. Pvt. fiC"e", Will sell for cont. •56 FORD 2 dr. Stlck RltH
flip.out. $250 or tnde VW. ~. G.M.C. vs. Late '67 with pt,y must M>ll at once: $2,100 tial. Pvt Pty. 494·97Tl $295. Good conrlllion
RAMBLER
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ILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Li~ely Campaign Likely
tn 1956. every Newport Beach City Council seat on
the municipal election ballot WM contested.
Thal was the last "full hOUM'' in a Newport council
ra<'e -until now.
Nobody wlll stroll to victory this April 9. Ll 'll
be the most interesting council campaign in years.
Donald Andrews 8-0lton kept the Dimricl 7 rEast
Corona del Mar) race from being conceded to Incumbent
Lindsley Parsons with a last-minute entry.
Hirth will spend the next MVeral weeks tryina lo find
out. Hirth, a former Newport Harbor Chamber of Com·
merce pr~1dent and acknowledged principat spokes-
man for the city's marine industry, 1s the first candidate
t1> challenge Cook openly in eight years.
And Hirth may prove to be a forrrudable chalieng~r.
indeed His background or community leadership alone
should loc·k in a sizeable number of votec. Dee Cook.
however. says he "ru11s to win," and he means it.
. .. ,, . ... . ..
Nn1S 1-.m~ LSJ. 1HINKS
(MTOONl5fS MISlRfAT HIS NOSE
~ (' /
~
60Lt>WAiER Carpet dealer 8-0lton, largely because of his late
~tart. at this stage must be considered an underdog.
Moviemaker Parsons has the support or the Corona del
~far "establishment" and has not step~ on many toes
rluring his four years 1n office
There is always a tempQUon at this point to write
..omething like "and thl-5 I.a bow the contenders shape
up as they put on Hie glo.ea for what promise! to be
a lively Ci~ht."
But let's face it-there llreadv has been too much
of that in our city council. That. if anything. is the
()rnblem.
W~t's he Worri~ <\brut~
It's not 6.· b~d nose ..•
But thou~h Pa~ns may presently appear lo Ot' lhP
(avor1te in District 7, there are definitely no earl}. easy
favorite" in the other districts.
01stnct 2 1West Newport! incumbent Al For_gll 1s
in ;i three.way battle. and he ri~htl v anticioates 'a
rug~ed fleht " Challenger Donald A. Mcinnis' manager·
illl experience and impressive array of backer!i f'orl(1t
well knows can't be taken li,gh1ly
So take the boxing gloves Of'f candidates. and
Mme out swin~ing instead with some constructive pro-
pOl-al<s and dear ideas for • better ('Om mun1ty. I • I
Policeman of the Year .Jerry Wooters. the third District 2 eand1datr.
shouldn't be -and won't be -ignored by F'oreit. eilh·
Pr Or by Mcinnis. The reason i-s that ex-policeman
Wooters. now a local businessman. already has demon·
strllled a <·apatity ror candor. and is sharp·ton~ued a"
well. Qualities not unlike thosP of the colorful incum·
he11t.
Nobody on the Newport Beach police force hu a
I ougher job than chief narcotics investigator Al Epstein.
II is tough for many reasons. but most or all be-
cause "Ep" care; about what he docs lie has seen the
use of drugs make too many young people useless to
l'i0<·1rtv and lo themselves not to care
With almost two 1nonths In r,:o. it is a tMs-up in
nistri"t 2
ll'" the same in District ~ llJnper Rav. Irvine Ter·
race!. the home groundi; of that consummate pnlitirian. nee rook
Uhl w('ek. it was announced at a Newport Harbor
f:xd1ange \lub meeti ng that Epstei n's rellow officers
had voted him "Policeman of the Year" Said Epstein
ai; hC' a"cepted lhe award:
r Joh~son· ~oes "~Jm\t
ihAt he noS big' E?6..r$.
t>o~s -this ~ive us CA.Y't~ Tl has been said or this counc1lmank l!acHI" that hP
Is endeared by so many snli nter grouns. that his ranrli-
rlacy rests on a solid plank of support
.. , see my job as one or helping lo keep youngsters
from followinJ! a path of seH-degradation and self-de·
~t rurt1on"
This may or may not be so. Marina operator ~:O
Those who know Epstein will tell vou that he means
r vrn· worn. and feels his call to duly deeply. N blohc\ie.? ~~·~ .
We Must
Become Our
Own Judges
~I'.~~~· .• ' -.., -· -,.,; 1" '\ .-;:::, w • • I
-L
Every day I get letters complaining
tbout "the mess we're in." People
are worried and upset and disturbed.
But there is one thing all these letters
have in common.
People are disturbed only bv what
directly aHects them. What they call
"the mess" is that part of the mess
that injures their own seU-\nterest.
Nobody cares about anyone else's part
of the mess.
And this attitude. to me. 1s mon
,ignlficant than the actual mess -
for this attitude is what causes the
mess in the rirst plact . And hardly
anyone can see this. or will accept
it.
TAKE A WORO LIKE "rights."
Nobody is interested in the whole
word. Each person is interested only
in those rights that bolster his own
positi on: other people's "rights" seem
like "wrongs" to as.
Nearly every letter I get is narrow,
part.iat. and blind to the whole spec·
trum or rights c;nd responsibilities.
The people who want more "law and
order" can't sre thP rampant in-
111sllccs that lhP i>tatus 11110 is
pcrpcluat1n~. lhP people who call for
militant action" can't ~eP the evil
Ptrec.I ol nottnl! and looting and de -
f\·inlt all authorit~
Rl'T IT IS NO l?OOC'I be1niz for vour
own ri,llhls 1f you arP morally im-
pervious to lhP riizhts and needs of
other~
Because the whole concept or rights
i~ a seamless garment 1r 1t is ripped
m one place. it will rip everywhere
H we are unJust to any segment or
the soc..1al order. we 3re ma kin~ it
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Why are the teachers jumping
so bard on the lady who wrote
the letter about teacher absen·
teeism? It was the administra-
tors who released the report.
-N. M
fllil IHIW. l'ellteft ...-n· --· --•llY -. tf IM --er. Wllf .,_ NI _.,. le OltM!y .... Deity ""*'·
that much easier for the 11ociety to
become 1.mjust to us as well.
WHAT IS LACKING. &l course. ii;
a sense of "community ." And without
thi.5 sense. we have only diverse rac-
tions. each trying lo protect what
it has and to get more. And if each
faction is concerned only with it~
own particular JUnd of rights. nol>uc!\
is left to guard the whole basic irlea
for the community at large.
This is why I cannot re!!pond en·
thusiastlcally lo the so-<:alled "respec·
table" members of society, who are
so upset about the "lawlessness in
the streets" and other current clichP.s.
WHF.N HA VE THEY ever carerl
about any rights except their own•
Who have they ever gone to bat ror
except themselves~ They c:re for law
and order hrcause they arP nn lop
1r they were on the bottom thrv
would bl' for dilferent law<: and a
d1Herrol kmd of order.
This is not being democrati c Th1<:
ii; not beinj! Christian. or relt~1ou"
in any way. It i~ being self-proteclive
Only when we are 1ust a!I derplv
concerned with the basic ri,Rhts c)f
the least member of society as with
our own. <:.re we justified in appealin~
to the moral sense of mankind. We
must stop bein~ our own la wyers,
and become our own judges.
Senate Ethics Argurnent
WASHINGTON -That long-pro·
mlsed code of conduct for thr Senate
is still quJte a way off.
nom the present outlook. it's
doubUul whether the Ethics Com-
mittee will submit a code for Senate
consideration before spring. Some in-
s1de1 s predict it will be even later.
The Ethics Committee hasn't even
had a full meeting yet this year
Of the two se&Sions that have taken
place. only three of the six members
were present at one: at the other.
two Sen. Eugene McCarthy. 0-Minn .
didn't show up 1t either, and probably
will be unable lo devote any tlme
to the commJUee while engaged in
dashing around the country In hi~
"pucenllc'' presidential campaign.
Except for Informal discUS$iOn~.
nothing w113 1ccompll~hNI at either
mectin5!
l)an on pr ivate "expense'' funds such
as the SI00,000 businessmen proposed
raising for Sen. Charles Percy. R-111.
Sen. John Sherman Cooper. R-Ky.
author or the resolution establishlnt
the Ethics Committee. is insisting on
tough provisions on both. matters.
THE STAFF'S DRAFT c od e
pussyfoots on finar.cial disclosure
Senators would have to report their
holdmgs and outsidt> incomes. but
tbei.r account! would not be available
for public ~crutlny. Instead. they
would be submitted to the General
ccounting Office where they would
be held In confidence -presumably
until occasion arost when the Ethil's
Committee. or some other commllter,
THE t.'TJllCS l'OMMM'T1':1'i har. might want w examine them.
been "working" on 1 code of conduct Th1t Is completely unsatisfactory
tor more Ulln six months. Before to Sen. Cooper. Ht vigorously holds
ConlJ'tH rtnally quit lalt December. th• reports sbould be Oled with the
Sen. John Stennil. 0-Miu., cbMinan. secretary ol the Senate, and be
slated a code would bt ree41 for available for public Inspection 1t any
Senate deUberatton when It neon· time.
ventd In January. A tkck Of tht 11"1 committeemen
TM only tbm1 10 far t. band b indicates a decisive majol'lty f1von
1 draJt code prepared b7 \bl com-the staffs venlon.
mJttff'• at.air If that is the final decl,lon. Cooper
Tb11 draft 1s far from complete will file a dissent and olftr hJs own
~mlu.tmetl aJrud1 have abat~l! JKC>POJll Jn the form of an amendmcrit cball~n ' •n two grouncls· wnen the SMate nnarty ae around
---------1-J,..-L.1.WW!.-lll~:o Jar. -~.._.. ......... _to constcleriq IN OQCI,, TIM! fef'thright requlrina full public: dJMloeurt of Kr.ntuckian 11 abo determined to de·
~na&on· private nnanc:et, boJdln~ mand 1 rollcaU vote on lh.la ls1ut
uct lecome: m omblm ot a nat "*'t s. ADn
(S1''\\ «CL ~ 'S..-~.-:::.. -
District Attorney Claallenge• the Record
Hicks Denies Witness 'Pressure'
To the Editor:
This is in reply to your editorial
f>f Feb. 6, about the role my oHice
played in the Kirschke murder ca~e.
I am compelled to reply to thP
editorial because of substantial in-
accuracies in its content. I recognize
that at all times I am accountable
to the public for my performance
in office, and that you are ;.;bsolu t.?lv
free to comment on that performanr<>
editorially. But factual st.atemP11t~.
whether made by me or your paper
should be limited to £acts.
YOUR ARTICLE stal~d. "Hick~
first made himself unavcilable." As
was well known. 1 was honoring a
long-standing commitment to attend
a meeting on legislation in Palo Alto.
I returned Friday night. the same
day the "hoax'' story broke. On Satur-
day and Sunday I was either in my
orrice or at my home. I was availablt.
l was not called by the OAl LY PILOT
or any other newspaper.
TKE EDITORIAL states. "Then he
called a press conference and failed
to show up." That statement is false.
I did not call a press conference
and of course did not fail to show
up.
Lastly . and most significantly. the
reference in the editorial to "pressur·
ing" the two witnesses is a most
unfair characterization of the events.
It 1s in stark contrast to the true
farts which were publicly known at
lhP time or the editorial. There was
no "prei;sure" applied to anyone.
unless you interpret an appeal to tell
the truth. regardJesi; of who il hurl.I
or helps, as some form or compulsion.
Letters from readers ore welcome.
Normally writen should convey their
messages in 300 word.! or less. The
nght to condense lttten to fit space
or eliminate libel u reserved. AU let-
Ler.~ must include sipnature and moit-
rng nddress. but nome.s will be with-
hel.d. 011 request.
w ro11g impression regarding the !too
witnes.~es who admitted their at-
tem ptrd hoo:r in Ott' Kirschke mur<Ur
CO~f'.
Editor
TNMMel \It.lo"
bu.ill a bonfire near the overhanging
rock. then poshed the burning embers
over the cliff. We learned today on
our return that a hundred or more
people down in the valley watched
the fire burn and they say It is a
very preUy sight at night. Had a
fine trip yesterday."
I WAS WONDERING if Mr. Hubhs
was sure of ltis facts. because thi~
postcard sounds to me as U this was
the first time there was a firefall .
I would appreciate a reply from Mr.
Hubbs.
I don't think my grandfather had
any connection with any commercial
holdings in Yosemite. He was on a
tour with a group 0( sightseers. and
this was a part of the trip.
SALLY SMITH
To the Editor: Boat Fire
The article ln the F'ebruary 9, DAJ-To the Editor: LY PILOT by Mr. James McNabb, Jr .• headlined, ''Parents Pushed-Start l think the Orange County Harbor
Crime Prevention in Home" is fairly District and the two men who manned
typical of the tunnel vision that many their harbor patrol boat in Huntington
so . called juvenile "expert!" seem Beach Sunday, Feb. 11. deserve much t~ acquire after just a short time credit for extinguishing the boat fire.
at their jobs. Noted that the Huntington Beach
Thomas Conway of the Orange harbor ptitrol so awkwardly tried to
County Sheriff's Department Juvenile extinguish same and couldn't.
Division, is obviously a shining ex-A spectator at the scene.
ample of the type of thinking prevalent C. ROBINSON
10 law enforcement today. The social va:ue of Mr. Conway 's G1&eSslt19 Gatne•
remarks are in my opinion absol utel y To the Editor: nil and do not merit reportln(. The councilmanic heat is in season a~<11n. anu once more I am expcc.ing
IT IS STllONGLY suggested that the frustration or being morally oblig-
people lllce Mr. Conway obtain and Pd to abstain trom voting because
read a copy or Mr. Robert E. I lark the information necessary to
KehJgord's paper. "Brain Damage and make a reasoned choice h 1s
Delinquency . a Question and a frustratmg because these men make THF. t:NFORTUNATF. use of that Challenge." Mr Keldgord was until many decisions that direc1ly affect
word indirectly maligns and detracu his recent resignation California me through my pocltetbook and in·
from the work of two dC'd1cated law nirector, National Council on Crime. directly throu)?h their policies on law
enforce ment officers who performed and Delinquency. If be Is not sure enforcement and the city 's physical
a truly remarkable public service in where to obla\n it, I should be very and economic development.
the finest tradition of thl' true ad· happy to make 8 copy available to ministration of justice. Our entire him _ or anyone else. NOW I CONSIDER myself a community should be proud. reasonably informed citizen: I read
Since the tone of thi~ letter is ON~ FINDS BY reading M. Keld-the DAIL r' PI.LOT every evening con-
critical . I think l should a,dd th:it gord that of over 275•000 juvenile ar-scientiously. But I have yet to discover
I have always been treated fairly rests in California in l!lSS. over 55.~iO the poli1ical philosophies or any of
and courteously by every represen-fall into the kssibility of a brain dam-our councilmen, even by inference.
tativr or the OAO.Y PILOT with ed 1 ·r . Nol being a member of the Rotary
h ag c ass1 cation. and even thoutot Club or the Am,,rican Lcgi'on, not w om I have had personal contact. evidence of del'nq t beh I " 1·1;o.r 1L HICK~ · 1 uen av or was being a member of any local ''in" "' present. cannot by any stretch of the Oistricl Attorney Imagination fall inw the group of ~oup, I know nOthing, about these "juvenile delinquents" as defined by men except that Mr. f'orgit is a ldnd.y
Mr, Hicks' srcretary sa1rt l'rldot1 tMt Mr. Conway. merchant and used to write charming
tltt' District A ttorttey ircz.~ 11navail4blt The only statement attributed to letter!! to the public each Friday.
nut of t0Wt1 and could 1101 nt reached. Mr. Conway that 1 find no argument Have they no political phlloaophjes?
Tht DAILY Pl WT sl'1ml~ corrected ·th · th 1 h th · nil Well then, what an thtlr polltJcaJ w1 1s a ~ 1 e-Juve e expert} bi1&Ses? ~tm none? Wby then s·-tv on t hti statement tliat l1r hod ""''l•d didn't know " wh·''"-we're do1·ng " '"~" .... ~ .. -......... they are not worthy of public office. o prtss confertince. Thr ,,·ord "pres· the job right or wrong".
,unna" 1s sub1ut to ~r,.cral utter· W. H. GIBSON FOR THE VAST majority of
pretat1om. but we'll orrroi Mr. Hicks' Newport Beach voters. casting a
conttnLzon thot 11 ma:1 liaVfl lefl 0 Fir~l•ll Bbtorw ballot ror any one of the candidates.
incumbent or not, la like buyin& a
Bt1 Gvarg(' To the Editor· pig In a pote. Wh7 mult,tbelr poUlical
I was Interested In Earl L. Hubbs' persuasions (as opposed to party
Dear George . letter I Mailbox, Feb. 13) referring • membership -I assume no Democrat
I met tbis beautiful &irl m to the Yoaemlte Flrefall. He said this would ba\'e Ute temerity to run) be
a strip joint near Miami. My wa! started nearly 100 yura ago by kept secnt? Are they In sympathy
attention was fi"t attracted to one of the commerc:ial holdings in with the Bircher• and 1mlrcbm or
her when she dm ohcd while the park at tb1t Ume. Th• reason closer to liberal moderates? Do they
doing 3 little dancl' 00 stage. f WU lntereated is because } have put dollars befon desert? Which
Later she allowed me-to buy a postcard wriUen by my ~eat wouJd vote to exclude the Unlcef col·
Cl&allenge accep~. Mrs. Even&. if'e'lL
do oiir best to dig out the meaningful
attitudes of th" candidotts.
Editor
Co~he• Replw
In answer to the 8. Wilson "letter
to the editor" I MaiJbox. Feb. 7) we
would like to say that we are excited
to witness the enthusiasm shown by
our Varsity Club in their attempt
to clean up the smoking problem at
Estancia High School. In many in·
stances. students had been unable to
take care of their physical needs
because ol the over-crowded con-
ditions caused by smokers jammed
i11 the restrooms during eacb passing
period between classes. That condition
no longer exists.~
There is a se<:tion in the Educatio
Code indicating that no student ca
possess or smoke tobacco within two
blocks of a public school campus.
When smoking is allowed to take place
in the restrooms and on the campus.
we are allowing these students to
openly break the law. It is no wonder
that there is such a lack of res~t
for our laws today.
IT IS TRUE THAT a growing lack
of respect for authority has become
a problem . not only in our schools.
but throughout all of our society. Tbat
this lack of respect stems from at·
tiludes developed within our high
sc:iools is highly debatable. A better
source for this low regard for aulhori·
ly would be lhe parents and home
life. before the child ever reaches
high schoor: That we silould be astced
to build upon a well-laid foundation
is a reasonable request IC there is
no foundation to build upon, the struc·
lure wilJ be flimsy.
IT IS INTERESTING to note that
the drive lo clean up the rest rooms
came from the Varsity Club. It did
not orlgjnate from the administration
or the faculty, but from the peer
group of the smokers themselves.
Their enthusiasm has now been chan·
neled by and h-as received the support
of the faculty and administration: but
again. it was the stude nts themselve~
who initiated the clean-up. , The
gratitude ex pressed to us by the ma·
jorlty of the student body for the
clean-up has proved the actions to
be not only justUled but colT'fct.
A GROUP OF ESTANCIA COACHES
TOM FISBEK
DAVID WAXMAN
ROGER R. CLARK
ED WYNKOOP
GORDON MORROW
FLOYD STRAIN
BILL WETZEL
KEN FINLAND
PAT WILSON
JOHN McGEE
BARRY FRY
JOHN G. LOWRY
WALLY CHUTE
her several drinks <:nd promised ~nndfather. the late C. A. Hire of lectors on H1Uoween ? How do they
to meet me when ~ht iot off Bakersfield. and he rerer~ to th1~. stand on the Little Brother Chief l•J;llfl~Utll
rrom work. Hi5 card read u foUowa : Glavas is expecting? • ••11•••11 ••
Do you thlnk shr was ~lncere ? "Yoscmll•. Ca mp Ahwahnee .. June r.. >/ REAL QUEST10N Is """ Wfi That was three d:iy• 1ao and 11 1""" •v Tue.day f (!b"'• ""' "A ioaa " • ' .vu. Voters hlYe to pi.y guessln1 aames ' ~•Uh J Ml, WU
I haven't seen her since. tbia way. Wby can't tile DAILY PILOT
Please pardon pencil and "VESTERDA Y MORNING we left run meu.llllf uJ lDtervitwa or revle• r.>at edftorat ~ 01 IM Doaf
writing paper -this bar upttn Ahwabnte at 7:00 on honebec.k, ~ some slpUICant votlna records? Are Pilot ttckl io Inform ctftd ,-
Is all I can Cll:d Answ• IOOll. foe Glacl• Poi.nl On ltle way wt we IOlnC to be lded to depend on ""* rcodc1-1 bf. praneing W.
I'm getting a little ~•ck ol U-. pea.I ff•PPJ I.le. vlewtd the 1unrlte your coy, 1Mt.mlnutt edJtortal tn· ~' opMdotll .,.(f co.
champagne coclttalls on Mlrror Late and nwnt'lml1 other donemaita apln fwtµclt .._ id· ~iorv on topics of &atc'rue,
BEGtN'NING TO WONDER p01Dtl of lnterul 'nte ""' Of the mlttedl:y better than nothtnf)! Can't PCI dgfd/fCcflCC, ~ prootdf"O •
Dear BeglMlnC: sun rl1tn1 a.er Half Dorne and we make thll a more ntlonal cl'lm· tonim for lM upra:rioft oJ
Don't condemn her by jumpln nnected 1:1 Mirr« Laite ls the moct pafgn than the fun about C.ool and OW' rcoden opnt'°"" ~ biJ
to hasty co~n~~ Co!llld...J bulditlllJ10t 'v W\~ P'or&tr• feuds ad J>a.lmer'• tn· prCU'lldfto tw diorrN OWW.
l1ilt our watch k • 111· Vvna.I Fall. lh• one ahrin oa ! ttrwntlon seem ludlni to? Newport poift&I o/ lftft»'"l'Md obHT"Hn -'~&i&a.J.'...&U&1~~+-itf.ii-4',...--1...._ ... ..&~ ••--'l&a.M-~m~osos&.t-hbe~•~u1~w~a11&-~i.u~~•---1Beeett-.~·•1n~,~.~a~u~w11.;&:..;.,,~orw1D~Y.,:.,~;;;.;.~+--1111.d...J1p1.tc.al1m.isa-oa...Jo!~ .... ~~
a UuJr u.. vau.,.. it'• Ume i:ta local poUUca irt• up. day
loo. Robert N. WMCS. Publltblr
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