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Coast
• •• involved In a controversy ~ an l A d i v l d u a 1," Adml•latratne
Coordlnatar David Wlchc.ct fl:•
,Plained. "And Ja9ge MurTaJ ii ID
elected olficlal -aa rocb tbt
ruperviaon reftained from commeut
on bis actions.'' '
Buse, obvioualy shocked bJ tbe
openlna statementa of the aupervllGl"a'
report, ref\laed to comment "pend.inc
my thorough readin1 of tbe document
and an opportunity to CQDYtee the
~ity· Truce Talk·s S~t
Territorial Annex FrictWn Cools
Effcrta to back aWf:/ fram m Im·
nUnlDt COD:flict over tenkial u· e between eo.t.a Mtla and
Beach weN dlldoled today
offidals from boCh cities.
Friction between the dtiel inounted
earlier Ulla week wbeft Ne"PQl:i Beach
city councilmen mcwe4 lo •nex a
bond parcel allo aouatri tor-.iexatlon
by Cotta Mesa.
But attempts are unda-way to cool
the smolderinc feud. aecordinl to
Newport ~eh
· Planners Deny
Irvine Request
It WM the Rcoad ~ bat Newport
Beach ••Ja•h.•hatr -~ ~ ~··t!:l • ,......,. •lht wm Ip.in down Jn their re·
qllllt for conunJSIJOD apsirovll " a
2!24We Planned Commun.tty (PC) d1*k1t along MacArthur Boulevard
below Urbatlus Square.
In a f.1 vote. colllJD.fsalonera decided
to postp>"' tbe isne to aDow a c.loeer
txanlnetlon ol the comapny'a FO-
pos.al. .
Il appro"'; tbe 'PC cn.tr:ict would
become the dty'a ltrst. It would mean
that nery .quare foot of. the acreap
is MnJWked fOr spedfic dnelopment
from tbe start.
Irvine's Dick Reele, vice president
for planning, told commissioners his
company feels that commission ap·
proval Is urgent.
Commt.alontt Alvan C. C~mence
was •lone in v«tng a1almt further
debyal.
Pl.ulnhll Dlrecuar Ernest Mayer lo·
day aakl be 1eelJ tbl comm1111oner~
"may schedule a special aeulon next
week to conclude it; coDlidenltJon
Clll the PC Diltrict pr;posal."
He ll1d nch a spedal •&ion would
allow lie propoNt to· So up before
the City Council fOr final clearance
at Che nut regular council eeaJon.
An Irvine Co. spoteaman said ap-
proval la considered argent In order
t8 "1et a contract under construction
~next fall.'.
He said it would be neceaaary to
start oomtro~on ot model bomee in
the "very. very near future." Wfth
tome homes relldy for OC"CUJ*ICY by
the latter pert of August
lntne Ja proposing an ultimate
1*Jatlon ol about 3,000 (*l?le on tbt 212 llCl'U, all in atngJe f1mlly
htalel In a low to medJum density
amm1emera.
Bicycle Ratko
Slat,ed Saturday
A bicycle rodeo for younpters from
t.M eb1rd ltlrouib sixth eradea will
be held Saturday al 8fucle Crescent
aftd R.twr Avenues In Welt Newport.
1be rodeo. ooe ol a aeries now
btllll conduded by N.wport Beach
pola .ak'era. is dell(Md to test
coq>etithtely ~ cydl'.lta' abWUes
and safetJ llDowledee. 'lbote who paaa
tbe Wta are mtiUed to ll*ill.~le
lictaMs. ~-
~·· rodeo will bl i.ld from u a.ID. to l p.m. It ii tnie ti cblrl•·
Newport Councilman L l Jl d I l e y
Parsons and Meta Councitman Robert
Wilson.
Parsons announced that bot b
muncilpatities have ltaged io(onnaJ
talks for Marly a year on 1 Yarlety
of common problems.
Recently the ta1ka were expanded
to include future city boundaries, he
aaid.
The unofficial bebind-Ole«enes get·
toaetners now appur on tbe v«1e
ol bloomins into GffteW eiw1r*t II
.. botb city couneo.. 80i!ii16il .. p M'IODS and otlaen. •
MeeW\g at the problem 1wionl
for Costa Mesa ba.e been l1lilCll
and Mayqr Wlllard Jordan. ~
forward for Newport Beach baw ~n
Pareons and Vice Ma~ Danea
Marshall.
"This conun~ at this time II
pnmarUy to study future boundlrJM
(SM TRUCE, P1p 2)
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Mesa, Newport Couneils ·
' Seek Joitit Library SyStem
A joint cmindttee of Co* Meu
and NeWport Beacta cit1 e1•s'\me:
...., -.. ~ ft/la.
tt1a1lng a 1*''4f•a ti wllllc li~
~~HD ttit two dties.
bin '!!/J.Jc:omntlttet are ~. p~·-Doteen.. ·~ad
WUlanl ~ ~ a .Rehrt M.
WUM:lll ol Coell Mua.
They were ~lnted by the cities'
two mayors and '}Ive met formally
three times.
Accordin1 to a statement issued
by the informal IJ'Oup, the quartet
hu been Jn uilteoce for more th.n
a year, seeldJ1 areaa where the two
cities could benefit t.brouglt coopva-
tion lA. munJdpal affairs.
."Among items dJacuaaed was t h e
possibility oC 1 joint cities' library
system in cooperation with the
schools," 1 stat.eme11t issued by ~
committee said.
''The committee would like to make
it possib~ for a resident of either
city to be ~ lo 10 te any city
or IChool library 1't1h tne Ubruy
Cll'd."
Commutae ..... all\ .... ..., .
b,lievt 1t WOW( be ·plllil>ll · .. ~ .... ~ • 1dllrOl .,..... ••
ruidenta of 1utie1lndht
neighbQrhoodl oou1d cbeck * bOGb. . "Thla Is Juat oue ol. ._ ....
wblcb can be' ~ '9 11t;~
ol boCb ci&iu," h co~ 9* in Its prep.red statememt.
So far, the four-member Jnter~
group bas met ~ld&Dy tb1'ef &Def.
Wilson of Costa Mesa and P•aon.s
of Newport have served as, co-
cbairmen.
Parsons, In a .eparate ~
stat.emem, declare4, "'l'be lbar1.at•
of ICbool clauroomJ .la a cdtlcal i--o-
blem in both clt;J.es, and I must llJ
that any e1tensJoa, or implementation.
of the program which bas workesf
out so aat:Wactorlly in the jotnt loca.
tion of library. recreation and school
fadllties as M..t.Den library, achool
and playground l'n Newport. coukl wen
be aubject to jatnt consideraticln .••
by both clU• and the ~ocll board."
2 Coast Women Survive
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Bus W reek Fatal to 20
Two "Tr>-year-old Oran14' C o a s t
women today are among survivors
of a Greyhound bus-auto crub Thurs·
d•y on "Bloody Buer Grade" near
Barstow which relUlted in a fiery
explosion that killed 20 persons.
The coastal sUl"Vivc.a, both bus
''Bloody lebr Gr11ch" keeps on
clalmlnt llves. S.. story en P.,. 3
~. ..... identified by the
California HJ.ahway Patrol as:
-lrale B. Manta, 138 Utb St., Seal
Be1cb. -MellJ D1Ms, of Driftwood Homea,
lllmtinston Be11eb. '9oaa wontn were ttported in ~ condition ~Y at St.
Mary's Hospital in BU!lf>w. The ex·
tent Of their Injuries w • s not im·
med.lately verified.
'Ibe craab occurred when an auto.
OCC YICTORY
TOLD BY PILOT
believed to have been driven bJ
unemployed cook Michael Barry, 19.
streaked at 70 mph down the wrof\I
side of Interstate Highway 1 5 •
crashing head-on lDto tbe bus.
HigJnny patrolmen uid the craab
may have been a auidde'1Jy the 1utt
driver. / ·
1 .. addition to the two Orange Cout
(See BUS CRAIB, Pqe l)
Or-:•/t.~
Weatlaer
Thoee leaden atiea will ctrr up
tomorrow, forecuter Norm
Schuyler promilea, but lt11 be
a bit chUl)' Wftb temperaturea
dropplJll to the low eo•1.
INSIDS TOD"Y
.. All>I WI' AGAIN
UP• eorTupondent Net Gibton
report.tel from Khe Sub that lb•
11,oao Communiata surrounding the
bale a1ruck aialn today with rockets,
arUUery ucf mortan. i a f 11 c t i n g
cuualtid.
. ' p,.._r.,eJ . ' TRUCE •.•
ol tbl two communlties." l&id •
........ forWU.00. "Tbl blr of aa bave met twlce
• receatl1 jUlt to dilcuss mutual pro-
: bleml iD 1bis area. Prior to that
· time Lindl~y Panooa llld Willard
; Jclrdla bave met a1x or eight Urnes
c alao to .__ ~oa problems."
Thi tp0U.m111 pointed out that no
action baa resulted from .the gather-
lnp becaOH ol their unofficial ttatus.
Costa Mesa ii expected aooa to ap-
: point Plallalnl Commiuioa Cbllrman
• Jack J!Mome4t to JcU the srGUP md : then an It tnto 111 oiOdal committee.
• Newport'• two councilmen also are
upeded to tap one of their own
,....... CG1DmlMloDert to bMaw tbe
c:ltJ'• f«etl.
NEWPORT INITIATIVE
Tbe kMr-dtJ meeb began on the I tn:n1Jltive of Newport's PllrlODI wben
' N .u ...,. ...... totbe city's freeway
~ m;;::J aatct it toaD became ap-
.... to bUn that any ruollltion
, al tretw~ dllqreementa between the ; ~ial dtlea would requre some
'" ~ dllcuNfODI. ; Cata ....... )fayot Jordan told
-the l>AJL Y PD..o1 be "WU, ol coor11e.
: receptiw to die Idea" when Paraona
IQUated F"bJem·aolviq aeuiOIJI.
' "We've nn the pmut ol dllcUuiDI 1: a poN1ble mutual library attuation
": llDd otbe:r lclq-rmge matbir•," Jordan
Aid. "We've d1lcuued Costa Mesa'•
sa.,.i Ker• Mlrtna. anct matDaJ
a.kl wtth our are dtl*l tments, wtdch
wt alreldy have."
He Mid other Issues under scrutiny
have included traffic problems and
freeway clacusalona.
: CoNsIDER METHODS ~ SIM Newport'• Panans. "I would
cert1iD11 propaM to tbt Newpar\
Beadl atJ Council tb8l a recom·
metattm be pallld alone to our
• boudl and commlulont to consider
: any method& to achieve a humonioua
' ·retMlcmbfp with the bOm:dJ and com·
milllom fi the Qty of Cotta Men
wbldl may result in mutual benefit."
" •
Panont aald that common problems
lnclude the 1bortage of s c b o o 1
clusrooms. He termed lt a "critical
pn>blem In both cltiel ...
He aid tbe Malnen IJbrary Is
a 1ood umnple of joint cooperation
and ur1ed an "extension or im-
plementatloo" ol aimllar prosrama
.We practicable.
DAILY PILOT
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0.. road 'IN'ID41"1 a MIJ'tM ftO had bb lei b1oft oil hi an earlla
attack and WM •alt.IAI medlcal
evacuation.. TbeJ loaded hlm aboard
I be~ M p.fmud an .. Hert .,...., •• 1bt • ., to nearby
DOliC Ha. Ht WU allv. WHn tbef
anivtd.
A conscientious objector w b o
•ollllUffred for medical dut)J at~
8nh WU bif tn the chat with
lhrepneL Doc1or1 1ne hlnl I • pee·
cmt d1aDce of livillf.
.
A South Viebwnffe Rane« petrol ••"Pini outside IC.be S.'1 bll'bM wire perlmettr cam• under bla.y
~ fite that wounded • Ueutaent.
When the fire became Jn"'11e 1be
U~ became separaW trom.bis
unit. When his men trfed to rucu•
him ht waved them bact. When tber
peni.Jted he took oot a platol and
shot himself rather than risking thell'
lives to rescue him.
A spdmrlan said the U.S. Marines
suffered 15 ltilled and U4 wounded
iii the big fight MM" Dona lb •d •
that the South VletnameH suffered
"light" losses in chewinf up the North ·
Vietnamese troops they drove back
against a Marine blocking force.
YMCA'S NEW QUAllTlltS -Witb Ju.ippy O'Ulltl and. o-nt. IDOY·
era haul equipment into Y't new home 1t 2* UnlvenitJ Ave.l..~~
port Beach. ·rrom left are Jerry SlndG'I, Jack Settle, l>a1'e \ilD90ll
and Rollie B~ .
U. s. commanden called tt the bll·
geat border baUle aince •Communist
tank usault overran Ute special torcea
camp at Lang Vel, just south of the
surrounded Marine fort of Khe Sanh
OD FeL. 7. In Saigon. ~n. William c. Westmoreland announced be wu
placing Army Lt. Gelf. W\Uiam 8.
Rosson in command ol the Army 1st
AJr Cavalry Division and the Marine
3rd Divisiort directly faclnf the 70,IXX>
North Vietnamese which American In-
telligence said an poised for Hanoi's
biggest push of the war. ·
In oher developments. U. S. pilots
flew 109 missions -the most since
jJT missions Feb. 4 -against North
Vletnam Thursday. Among their
targets were the Hanoi radio com·
municetlons receiver station 10 miles
south-southwest of the capital and the
Van Dien battery plant, seven mlles
IOUth Of Hanoi.
TOLL PASSES KOREA
American officials a1IO gave new
casualty tolls that showed the com·
blned number of dead and wounded
in Vietnam combat -1311,993 -had
now passed the Korean War total
Of 138,913.
In Saigon. Westmoreland s a Id
R.osaeo will command the U. S. •forces
la s.ath Vietnam's nortbmunOlt two
PfOTlncea and.. direct tbt cWente of
IUdl expected Communist tar1eta u
Khe Senh's 6.000-maa Marine aarrlson
and the former imperial capital of
Hue. RoslMt ii comidered by fellow
of8cerl to be one of thJ Anny's top
ff Ptlnl generall. He woo a chest·
coverfac spread of med1J1 -including
the Distinguished Service Crou, the
nation'• second bJghett -In World
Warn combat.
Marvin Seymour
Rites Saturday
FuDe!'al services will be held Satur-
day for Marvin Clifford Seymour, 43, o: 311¥1 Lindo Ave .. Balboa. a resident
of Balboa for eight years. He died
Wednesday in Orange County MedJcal
Centtt.
Seymour. an employe of Buffwns
Department store was also known 11
Obri.atopher Allen.
He ii aarviYed by his parema, Mr.
and Mn. Mervie C. Seymour; two
bnrthen, Stanley M., and John H.
Seymour and a slater Vlrglnil L.
Nicholes of New Mexico.
Services wW be conducted at Rose
Hilla Mortuary in lllllSlde Church.
Wblttler, at 2:30 p.m. Interment will
follow in Rose Hills Memorial Park.
Harbor Area 'Y'
Officials Settle
In New Quarters
Harbor Aru YMCA of.Ocla1a today
were gettlna settled in their 1pantia1
new 9500iooo facility at 2300 University
A~.. NrNJ>Orl Beach.
General Director RoUen Broussard
said the new quarters represents a
"great departun" from traditional Y
programs.
Tbe y still will offer its classic
program of organized spom for youth,
adult pbysical fitness programs aad
lDd1aD auldl procrama for tbe yomtg.
But the y also will DOW fnclude
sudl sef\lices as baby sitting for young
motberi.
TM faclllty encompasses :.>,000
square feet. Funda were raiaed by
2,IO> C«1>G"atiOU aJld \ndlviduall, &S
well aa United Fund contributions on
a yearly basis.
M.an on Crutch~
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Robbed; Police
Charge Youth, 19
Newport Beach police t o d • 1
reported the 1rteat of e lt-year.()\d
Brea 7outh oa cbarlN ~ robbin&
a eJder]J man and Doctinl him
ofJ bl.I crutcbel.
Booked into City Jail urly Thursday
was Richard Mlchael Dye.
Police charied him with robbUig
about Sl7 from 7f>.year-oid Ru&Hll
Had.fey "tvt\lle the We« Newport rttl·
dent stood on crulchel Wedne.ada1
out.aide his West Newport borne.
Hadley waa knocked, to Uw growid
a.Del IUtf end a bruited finltf ll)d
aboulder paJns. pollCe said.
The alleged robbery oceurred whh
a youth asked Hadley far change for
a Ove-dollar bill. ~ elderly man
fished hrtq his wallet and the tbu&
grabbed It,
In an ensuing Ni ol war, the wallet
split in two, Hadley fell , and the
robber escaped wltll the money, poll~
said.
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P ... Pate J
BUS CRASH •••
women auni•cn, t!le C a 11 f o r a I a
H14bwa1 Petrol *'87 releued UM
f ollowbll llet of Jllhcml Injured hi
the crash.
Treated at ~ CommuaitJ
HC;&pital were:
I__.. L .......... -.... -•11 Loni
Beaeh. driver c.f the bus.
WUUam R, U.14, •• Bantow, I
Marine aeaeant.
i.e.. w.ur, 23, M o a t • v 1 d • • ,
Urupay.
Geerse Dans, sz. Loi Ancelet. . n.en.a,,,...,, 71, Redondo Buen.
Seen--F.aJ t 111 t 43. Loi Aqtlea.
I !11J v ........ 13. Totyot.~apen.
FA.... W1.aerMa, a.· N or t b
Hou,wood.
Jda BeN, 71. Santa Barbara.
ac.tea A. Oleru, a, North
Hollywood.
Twtnty penom were barntd alive.
Twflft aurvtved. • J•
'"Tbl'drlver m.1ued aeveral llDA11er
vehicles before it ttruck tbe bu, it
mq have been a IUickle," d6d Lt.
Jim Perkinl ol the lil&bwa,. Patrol
Jt WIS Ult want of 1DUf bloody ··t* ... 11-..U. ~ tz.ta r It• ltet to .. GOMoot ~
SummJL
Kennetb L. Burkhardt, driver Of , " ,
01' b\11. •Offered • ••• ,.,. He Studen~-PicLet tblcf, CHP officers be bacf pur.t JMo 1.. a
the Je1t lane to pall I C8f wt. auddetily ht uw anotblr car __...,
dlredl,J towlfd him. He 1"'"'4 tM
bua toward UM dirt medllll ltr1p bat.
WM l.9lbJil to mill tbe Cir', a JIM ~ Wletl la d•WDttwa
wbMa Cbem*t that wu &IUiDed NA... ...., la .,..n ti the
lib I pacab. .• dtf'I *lldll ..... --tlMcblra.
p,... r.,e J
GRAND JURY SHOCKED • • • •
Noting the grand jury's comment th.at
financlng of dvtc center bulldln&
without calling for an election on aocla
capital construction representa "aa
abridlJnent ot the taxpeyer'1 right
to vote" tht board states:
"It la most intrttstlng to note that
the same cranu Jury cal\..ed for C<f'"
s1lt4rabt7 pelter capital apendldf
by the county" Ca reference l.p t»
panel'• urpna. in Its 17$.pqe repof.
tbat a total o( nlne new count1
1 liclllties be built L
"How the CCKIDty would fin.Ince .U
of these . pro)ecta. wtrlcll woo1d c
many milliona ol dollan. ii a matt•
wb.idl ~ irMd 'gry cotlftllkntlr choM to overlool.' tM repcrt ~
~ eddt. •
-Mlnerat rllftta russesamentl:
"The arand jury," comm en l•
UM Hl*'• ·• acc:ued ~nty oUiciaJa ii
bu-JCe.ttil.C ~ to tbt naUabilllf
cif tn m-., ratller tba11 -'
Actlaall1, llMI ,...... la true as llf
r.litt ol tbl ... cow.ty bodPI
WOQld nftlll.
"CMtf•ilp IM11bi.," tbt 1""' :=• ...,red um .• 'w"11 '9 "te"qubed Ua •l. 'NJ ~paoftd (al.• ...... -~ tM tu ,._ ~ .,...tienal ........... ., ~ ... eua............., bJ tldi ~
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A ucr ........ tit Ida part to
make SU Joequia eebool er.-un-
comfotWlt Wd rd•Y .alebt.
Dr. G111 tliallo-. _.__ .,..,._
el p~. wu ._ of le'Yeral
puenta :~ -at. stanny meetta1 -abOut 75 .,...,.
Sttteli. ·• • r 11 911 ~ U. "°9rd ICbedulff . e lliedl.l 1-actieol bus to tan athletes home. He demanded
there alto be a late bus for students
who remain..afta 11'-l for. academic
extra-curricular adl?tiiiL
'
He alao ei Mk:llld b carrieullDl,
protesting the lack of sex edoeation,
-*inf for a music program, elgtith
cracte art, ae.p ·and blmematf.ng
• ~iaasea, ucl •· npMdM ldenee pro-stam. , ·
He uked that pareata be liven
a .o~ in llttin1 eurrieuban and 1uaested that UCI ,...,.._.. be Uled
• comultaotl. • ·
Slrcdlo. wbo UvU at 4ll1 lkbbane
Way. aa1d he represented about 25
parellb ln UniVll'lity Park.
Trustees pJd they would 1tudy hta
requesta.
Mr. ucl Mrs. H. Jolul Kelly of El Toro complaiMd that their to.year.
old son was emotionally upeet when
interropted by abui.ff'• deputtea over
a ... ot.. window l8ddent at Gates School
Supl Ralph A. Gates promiled to
loot into the matter.
James M. Crew of El Toro con-
tended that hiJ daqbt.er ud five
other c~n were beial put in
jeapordy of harm or molestation by
being requJred to wait Ulrouab u
ilolated are& to ICbool
U. challenced tcbool authorities
who aald the cbU*en ~ within thrle·
fowtbl of a milt fr,m .. ICbool. ~g
Chelll ~le for 1*lQI. tt wu •INM tbe dtatance wm be
meuurecl. h reeufar acbool buaineu, trulteel
a~ eonl~tioD. of aJl elemen-tary acbool at Caplstrano mplaflda
when enouah children arrtve for the
diatrid to become e.llJil>le for state
building aid. It it estimated the ICbool
will be ftllldld ad baDt fer tiplllba1 ID
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Reagan Doubts ~ossihility
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Of Place on GOP Ticket
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov.
Ronald Reqan exinaect doubt tioday an.y protpeetive outpouring ot publl~
aimtlment could place him Oil the
Republican presidential ticket in
November.
He aaid in a prtv1te interview with
United Presa lnterD.IUOnal that he
found lt difficult to believe "there
... people in the number" needed
to convince bhn to mile 1 bid for
the prWdeocy.
Tbe Republican aovernor appeared
to try In the ~mtnate llrterview to assen trlDkly b.la own proepects.
"I uuaJfy aet into trouble by saytna
,thiJ but I recopln the creat honor
paid me 1tben people n1 I am •
possible caodldltAt for prmdent of
the United Stites," be lllld. "Bat
J hive to A1 10 awaJ." Ht IDailted be WU trying to
diac:our11e. enrrone, nen lonctlm•
pertOnl1 frienda, from pnllin1 him
toward tbe Dlllional tlcket on tb1a
fill'• election cmnpalp.
ONE CAREER
"I have one career, one )obi and
that la to DOW carry oat the thiftas
I talked about f« the be.Uer part
of a year belore I wu deet.d -
the probJema Of Callforn1a Mad bOw
to ..t about IDd try to a<1ve them," uMd.
LaW. jult u ftle ~-ended, Relpn llid; "l'v& llmdt a lot ol
pledlea of what I WU eoing to do
IDd I don't think you can jUJt get
up a wait away from thoM. It'•
like aaying to the people 'I wu only
fooling.'"
An avowed candidate who had made
a pledge on 1 national scale -former
Vice President Richard Nixon was
challenged by Vice President Hubert
Humphrey to tell the nation how he
proposes to carry out Ilia pledge to
end the Vietnam war il elected preal·
dent.
"I lhlnJt we have a right to ult:
'If you know bow to end the war
and bring peace to the Pacific, Mr.
Candidate, let tbe Mnerlcan people
heir your farmwa now,' " ~>'
&aid 111 a~ prepced for a SJxint·
&lid, Dl., Democratic oodenmce.
''Why wait until next 7ear?"
REFERENCE EXPLICIT
Humphrey did not mention former
Vice Preaidmt Nixon by mme, bat
be mllde the merence explicit by
quottni Nmm'• peece declaration verbatlm.
Nixon said in Che ~ Tuea-
day, "I pledge to you the new
leadership will end the w• and win
h peace m the Pad'ftc -and e..t
fl --America Wlntl ... H~ l&ld that ii wblt Prel.l-
deut Jcllme(Jn •IDta too, "md we are
H UhJI c«'tainlf open to my IUOh
IO!ut.ion.
Actor Walter Slezak
Collapsea on Stage
m'. LOUIS Mo. (UPI)-Actor Wal-ter Sleak ~· Thunday nllht on
the atage -iit-oM--Amerlcan Theater
here c:lmtDi a rolld c o m p • n y
performance Of "The Llon in Winter."
The M-JUr-old Sleuk, who lives
In Zurich, Switzerland, wu taken to
Barne1 H01Pi*-l for tests, where he
,.. ~eel In good condition. The
hoepKail Nfd lnltill c ar d i o I r a m
reporta diet DOl lndic1te a heart attack.
~~~y Grade~ Gets More
~ Reporter Recall,, PIUt Auw Tragedies at Baker
81 ALMON L0CLUEY
Ol .. Olllrrtllt ...
.
''We'w counted 11 le8I. JI &rm.1, -" "It'• not 10 much the speed," Art
ued iD Cbeome. "It'• when tbe1 start
playina gamu -lib making four
..... out ol • two-1-hlabwa7. They
UIUally start that· on the way borne
~gas. They're tired and broke, ud want to hurry home and forget
about lt.
P~ING FATAL
Puatng at &Jl1 speed on the Bloody
Biker Grade WI ahnOlt llwaya fatal.
There were lloae dJpl IDd the 't&llure
to estimate apeeda of oncoming cars.
When they Improved the Bater
Gr.i. to a tour-lane divided hJlhway
it wu thoulbt thil miiJU reduce the
slaughter.
Maybe it did, to 10me extent But
now ttiey art drtvlQs the wron1 way
on a ooe-n, Ude. Tbll ii 1 pme
Art never drumtd ot wbeb he
warned: "Be caretul.0
There bave been other bloody ones
oa tbt Bat. Grade. Two yura a10
11 pel'IODI ,,.. kllled in a two-<:ar
collilkJa at neslJ the 'lame apot as
Tbunday'a traatdJ.
I covered one Cl'alb between a car
and .. Iii truck In Wblch )'OU couldn't
find the duel until tbe •UJ we-e
scraped oU tbt ~ay.
NO TICKET QUOTA
One thtq about Patrolman Art
8mlll. He d.ldll't bave a quota of
tlcteta to write. Ill would baul 'em
.... In bulleMI fcir 4'Fla1tq llD'I••" -Dllcal pustnf. He wrote citations oalJ to the moet 0....-Clfteoden. To the ,.. bt aaJd, "Jie canl\1) ...
,,,. ,..... Art ..... ctDCIJ'Ded
wtOi ,..,., tlcb4t ... the In·
MraatlliDI trocn IU ...... Capt. Floyd Y.._: .
.. ,.. bell .... ~ tkbtl. Tbeae
tUJI ~ ..... te ,., _, tmd of nae . .111t .. '• -. .-teep ·-la Unt." ca,&. Yoder rtcelYed u early
NUnilDeot fhfn lbe CHP tor hit ...,, .. .,. •• ~. daert
..._, • .,, t.o a low ICIOJ'e for many .....
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turtlenecks ...
the look of today
.......... w•
l ong sleeve, short sleeve, dressy anCI cesu.,f. Whitt, blac~ an<J Clas~inc.i
colors. They' re all here. We show you thesei four styles from our fresh
collection of turtles. Come in, look them over. (top, left) Ban-Lon@
short sleeve knit of nylon in white , blue end gold. M,L,XL. 8.00
(top, center) Washable combed cotton, navy and white. $,M,L,XL. 7.00
(top, right) W .,shable Orton® acrylic or acetate chevezette in white
.,nd bled, S.XL. I 0.00
(bottom) French cuffed in white or black. S-XL .1 •• 00
• Try ~r turtleneck didie for under sweat.rs or sh irts. Soft, washable
CresJon® acrylic. white oncl block, block, blue, gold 2.50
men's sweaters ~
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DOD, OktL (UPI) -A ~ '*-COid 111 "5.,.S ..... ..... . ..., ............... ...
Ws1uptrtidrili••ot-1~ ................ ., "6Q ............ 1IP
cMr9cter .. b8d ......... .
' A lw boart IMll' polkle muted'
I .. ~ • !NiilW G. t.J,
uts es' ~ hit' Jmlel. Tbl •.flt Wlddil.. &iii., ,._., fl Zldd.
Mr I • ~ perfcmmed Ulla ..... beolDld hba • di9 ... ti kld-
diUJ tilirdJe r.tfne oa tbe Wbltl upq .. r.pe. ~
llDlm lawn ...._. LIU wllile cei. Tiie atrl. Lllda x.f Pma, •. ---w 100tb bU'tbdll1 two • .,.... -..., •• ,,...... ....
,... ·--•aid bl ... tbl ........... . .. .,. .... blr tnmd ....... ...
• Mra. K""" Jensen of Sek Lak"
Ctt1 may be 1 blt more pentstenl
in t.h• future about aetUn& receipts.
He husband told City Judp Mllur·
~ J>. ,,.._ that the court erred in
~ him before the bench on
• Ill ·old mlldemMnor cJwct. Ht
stated be aerved ti•t days jQ jail OD
tlbe cbarp last May and bll wile
bid paid hit he of·~~ Cit~ wtieD be to' out. )ti fold'
tlll ·Judse • bad illffll ·fl~• ~ b8ll to •• ....,.,... no t toOt ~I
IDCl!D'1 IDd told iief -•Oidd ,.. tan wtiil a receipt. He nenr ~-
td up. . •
l • I •
3 Bandits Heist
1100,000 in Gems
.,... .. periuded bbli te lilt Mr
'°" i.,,,.. arnsttd bJ po1icnMI X..
Mtb Sperb, w b 0 atcl a. susp.et
n1 driTillf a car flttin& tbl ~
tioa CiYtn by tt.e pl A toy IUD
,,.. flOUDd Jll the car.
Mill Puree's mo(her bl Hiit·
chlmoo. Kan., Mid the ,Ul bid Nell
raped, but Garfielid Comt1 Sber1ff
P• HorraH insilted the tbi told
authorities her abdUOklr bid M·
tempted to tuU.U, MSHlt .. bat
bad not been auccfllllful.
"I talked to her rlCbt ""81 (bJ
. ~~) IDCl lbe Mk) .. bed buee
Taped," Mn. Eld W.,ne Pema told
United Preti Intermtional.
·South Carolina . . .
State House Site
Of Negro Protest
COLUMBIA. S.C. (UPI) -MUMant
~ ltudenta swanned into tbe balla
ol tlae Jeliilature shouting UIJ'1
clem*nfl ·ftw~. 1bey left whet! ao.. aoMrt lkNa!r declined a maas
"neeUac witb ~
''Wheh fa Gener.a Sbefman ....
that ft need Mm," abou~ OM of
th• demOeatNta lelriGc the Stata"
House after the protest over U>e
slayWs "' Unt Nepo 'ltudents by
pollct ln a rtcent club at a Near-o
~oDege in Oraintebst.
"We're 1om1 to have all~t war
:o aet Md'falr and people like b:hn
out ot alfice With ballot bclt,ea aed
anythlna etse,.. .aUI 'protest ltader
Wayne Curtis. "If we get to when
notb.int •lH works, we'll raort to
vlolenc:f.•'
McNalr .eot word to demonstrators
outside his office door that be had
. "",........ STUDY IM HllF -~ 1mlil J"tilot cl'*'-b1r 1W1f1 IDd ber forehead u rbe--.clunt the unoertltDt1 ol .,.._._.,fate. He
ts one of 21 minen tnpped 1200 feet down iil a Mlt mm. iJl Beile
lsle, La. Rescue ~ • worldq lil'OQDd tbe dock ~ ta..
fire Nvaged •• ,"'* I» 1nklilDC of lie fat. of • DMll tr--t two dayw ago. .,. • ...,..... ·
Most Drastic Attack Yet
Facing Open Hoitsirig Bid
WASHJNGTON (UPI) -An UD·
pr'9bldlntild bms CID houaing discrim·
inatloa faced tta 1llt and most dr ...
tic uaault todl.1 u the Senate'•
compromlae dvU rllbta bi1l inched
closer to final approval.
The blpllrtilan c:oalltion that so· far
bae fendta off major attemPca to
u.ndseut tbl op.a bowling prcmlion
feel.a lt bu the wtea to block an
,.
Featurea Most
Relricklnt Cmt
,,
on
,
Jordanian Troops
Wound 2 lsraeliS
u... Presa bllerUdeal
Jordanian troopa fired
automM1c ftaponl at a
truck south of Lake Tiberiu
'lbunday Di ... and wound-
\v ed two &raell IOldien Incl Rn88 omen their &irlfrlenda, I Ir a • I l
mllitaty oftidak aald today.
b They Nkl one « the <:ele rate to&dier1 Wal IJl aeriou.a con-dition but b1I We w• not
comldered bl danpr. Mom's Day 11r1::u:'trC::~
MOSCOW ( u p I ) _: up wWi bMvy ftrt to ahence
Ruulan women left tbeJr the Jordanian ~ that
CO¥efalll tn the cloHt todaJ lhclt at tbe trudl nearly two
... bo m.llel frOm Ma'apa on the • and aNndoned, far,. ura, road to El Jhmma, wbicll tbetr traditional demand to be treated Jut Ute oee of II tn tll'rlf«y thaf beloaaed
tbe boys. to Syria before Imel. C1·
Today wa S o v l e t c\ipled it dur~ tbt ~
Women'• D_aJ. a com· 5-tt w•. .) .. binatiotl Valenti.Des and In Cairo, the au.thotitMJve
Motben Day utabli1hed to newspaper Al Abram u.id
hoftOI' the country's lady today EOPt told U. N.
comradea and live them a Peace Envoy (JllDUI' J11·
day all from tbe factory. ring It is not~ to aend Ju on Mothers Day in thf a deleaaUH to Cyprus for
United States, the Soviet lndireci1alb wlt.b brael on
celebration entitled women endlnf' t:be Middle Eatt
to breakfut in bed aDd liftl ~· of candy and the •tron• Jenaaa.Jem, diplomatic
perfuIM favored by Rullan cea &aid the fact that
women. lrrinl h a d 'riliW Cairo Tbron out with 1ut at after conferring In New
week'• newspapen ien York with Sec re tar 1
publJAbed complaints Generai Thant indlclMld the
Soviet women were ca t step was. up to the Arab11.
In a two-way bind. nae The 1ourees said waet bad
articles charged lh'1-"#omen nothing to add to lt1 earlier
had been ... pated" to roposab and imUted Oft
do heavy w along with ~ tal.U.
the men, 1' atlll were ex· Al Abram. whole editor,
peeled andJe household Raaaanein Haibl, .ia a cloile ~ hen they pt home perlOUl friend of Egyptian
·gnt. ?Nlident GIDW Ab 4 e I Fo. today, however. the Naaaer ii a f.r e q u en t
complaints were forgotten spok.:m.. for tbe tv"'1l·
and the Kremlin Ja1ll Jta ment Janint amt to the praiw of tbe country's ~ by ihe Security
large female work force. Council in ~ber hu
nae Communist P a r t Y been mov._ tr.om ~tal
leaders declared that 83 per-to capital trJinl to find a cent of the S o v l e t formula
e c o n o m 1 • t 1 • n d ~oltical otA.erven had
veterinarian• ftre women. said iJlftiq ~ try to
and they held • 72 percent _...... tbe Aralll wbo
of the teacbiac jobl. ..-·-• One·tbird of R • I I I a ' I ref1m to talk diNe0.1 wttll engineer• an women, the Israel, arid a. !Jraelll. who
party aa.id, eo111pm-ecl wttb refue to CICINidtt JeaviaC
only one ~ Ill the tbe llDda 1t oceupied without
United Sl:lta. • direct tllal. tit I • • cl
35 Injured
In Clashes
With Police
TOKYO (UPI) -Nearly
1,000 Zenlllul'ef'I ltudeMa mafe1L1D1 on • new U. S. Arm1 Field H01Pital in
'l'oQo today fought with riot
pMb for more thin *
bouN. -11.: Al of 9:30 p.m. the nun·
1-t abidl h9d ... betUr
ol it wltb only fwr lnjaries.
PoUce 1 u ff a r • d Jl
caeuMtles. Pcllle. arrMted 15'7 ti the
atDdelltl • the b9Ule lszled
out around 10 p.m. '1be ltUdents are pro-
.......... tbe oplllllnc « the -. la Oji Qty :kt. T cse ... u. s.
aenlctmen wOU!lded la tbl
Vf-..m war. 'D>e bolDltaJ
ia ... to be opeaed iatet
M month .
'
Only Lang's.
Bottled in Scotland since 1861. The Scotch In the,.,..,,...,,., bottJe.
1~ ,._... btdl Wtlllkltl, • pred, lmponed llf Golm lmpcwta.~, ......,..., e.111..-e.a. ~
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iir c:r tbt atudnta OD • ·rou for thr aecPOd .....,. studen 1 ml.ilt
teeeift at leaat a "B"
... In all wbjecta.
ftiM JDM"bd wttb an
MWtak ncelved 1tra.l&bt
.. A't" tn all eub~. ln·
~-~pc>!· trllder• on the
,lliooar roll .. H•llY
AndirlOll, Gay Andton7,
C)1dhia IMckeU, B a r t o n
Beet. . 9ell7 Bemut, Dale
Bllftot> Kara Bileonnette. JCMllJ Bwt, c.ary Britv~b.
Kea Browl, Lori Brown, IM Burn,. Philp Bunn. 6colt CPtweD, c • t b y
Clrtbl. Jae c.mey, Alan ~.~~k.Jlm chi, 1tat&y 0..Wartby.
Clrla Co&llJ, J t D D If er Conover, LIU?a Comett and M"'1 Jo Dite.
Otber •venttl p-adert are
Scott Orockford, T o m
Crolby, Greg CrowttJ, Anna
Dolby. .1Gll.l Dolllb. Saly
I>Ouble, t>ebble Dumn•, J.B.
E11ick, Lori Etkin. Tll'rl
Finkbme, Joo J'lbpl'ald,
WUllam FrlDltin, ~-
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LOS ANGEL.IS (UPI) ~
'the publisher ol. ttie LOs
Aftgeles T-h~ t 1 , ofil
Chandler, hu bettl llam~
Hclplent .pf 1he M~ of tile
Year award of the W••tem ~-~s"'ld~. Aleklts A~tion,
Robert !. ~ r a a d IO q.,
1"1Sklent of the 1110datiof, aonoUDCed the award Thur •
day. Prtltl)~ w1U tie
made AprU I. I
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DEA'J'B NO'l'l€ES
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MEMORIAL PAU
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Marriage
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Lauded
ORANGE -Three-year
accreditatioB ol the Onmp
Couty Medical C t a t • r
Blood Bank bJ t h e
American AMocllltioa ol
Blood BanU was awatded
thla week by Dr. John A.
Shively president of tbe
AMociation.
"You are recognized as llG IROTHIU1DtDCTOlt
maintainl.111 or exceeding Robert W. L~ -.
tht ttandarch ol bk>od ball
Fair Asks
Emphasis
on Colllltf'
Community and bullneu
leaden throupout the coun-
ty were called ~ tbJa
--to help •mpb--tbe "Orange Couaty" In the 199
Orange QJunty Fair and Ex-
position, alated for July 1~
21.
111 a letter to ~on. city
councilmen, and lOCll cham-
ber of commerce oftlcen
tbrougboUt the countJ, Dr.
J Ofepll E. Rlllal, preGdeDt
ol the Orqe County Fair
boU'd of dlrectora, urpd
bualneues ad commuaitiea
to "begin plazminC DOW to
e n t e r repreeeat.Uve ex-
hibits" In the 1988 Fair.
Theme of tt>e 19&8 Fair
ahd Expo&ition is "Yelter·
day Meeb Tomcrrow."
PerlODI having queallona
lfbcMrt the buainetl and Cllllll •
muntty pm'tidpetlon pro-
gram .,.. u.ked to Cllll fair manecer Alfred ~ at
545-1131.
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...... M , •"-!,• ~ "Qlllltr 1y. tonight at 10 p.m. on Channel 4. The hour long pro-
7.------iiilat cram will dJltua Vlllella's bactgrou.nd wh1Cb in-
-·-_ ..,... , .. , eludes coJletlate bosin.g and 1niDlnC at a maritime ion. ___.. ~ academy and ~ Jteps which led b.im to a career ·-,la...~ ...... -=-:,..··-·-u~--.......... ~,··tc> -
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TEl,EVJSION VIEWS
Debbie's Show
'Stale Menu'
-lllNn Sllnwyck. ....., *-"· lall I == :-:, • •!DJ Cll• }• .... .,.. .... "'•-... ec>
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o?I"' loptt. t\tnt ~·. 11'.. IJ ~,.!......~·.... NEW YORK (AP) -Televisiott variety~
hr1' .,_ <IO •> -.a. .,J:.., ICI consumed while lrt!9b and crisp, like ~. !"'1 ="*,,_c.i; : .........,.. (drlina) 10 a short period in the ice box has a tenctency·t.o IH11111•c111qu 111• • 1 ..,.. t.11 ,,..,--"'' -at lea,t most of this seeeon's crop -.mU8t be
LI ..,. • llhle ,_. ,... c:tw M111.-.. RN ;.m. destroy dielr flavor.
l:tl , .... (C) (30 •hi.) e-= 9"d11: fC} USC.UW £VEN IF Al('$ " , , , A~ n.JJ..la U'.l.ae a.i-1' ltldl NarMt .__,--111Mt. Tllt Trot1111 ind ~ IJVflJI "' .w,aa_, ..,..... lit '"9Wf'll _, ~ 1 Bruins lllttf to compete ill I had been broadcast as originally ~hed\Jled, two
111 u....-lrl!M* 11a1111t1 ~"L llo!M. days before Thanksgiving, it probably would aot
u Of (.t)"-,,.._.M: IC> .,..,i .. 1114 •11r"""' "'fits. I have been a candidate for an Emmy. But at. least
< 11111.1 li1>mer twit ht • .. II ........... I 101M of the jokea would have been 1l'elher than ~~~:111~:',!,:9~":9"~ ..... ~· ... I they •med Thursday night, and ttre spools would ='"'""'"' assiJnecl llMf• beal!M ft -have had a more piquant quality about them. ,......._ ~~ ..._. 11 ~"'~ 12.• ,....,.." : , .. , ""'111• I lluN Tiiis --- -Jltil Let's face it. The audience would not bav' been ~':": .. '":.:'-., _.... • ia.. ... .., 11cw• 1uUering from a surfeit of one-fhot programs '°' ~ry 26 ~ut ... " .......... L1'.111 • CJl ,_, ._ 4C> wtucb, except for changes of faces , seen to be nm· a 1 Cil 111r J-. CC> <IO -.1 Ai'kiftwt USA tcl 00,, on the same lines. •lftlt riTrftlft CelflPlllM " • a.,. W.,..u,i (C) Diel bbtr1 ol e tm!~'~v•ttu: lltert•ll· illttMtwl ._111 cuem pr1or te MISS 1'1YNOLDS, in the second TV ~ ..--{,II!' 111111.1 ...., ...., Ifie ,,....._ 111111 .c 111111 her career, again seemed determined to demon·
· ~ • ..,._ ~ ""-1't ())...,,... •11 (C) st.rate her rirtUosity. • Her i\lest &tar• were cboMn · ~· f:t ~~ ~ 1 •.a. ,., It ni.m: .. 11094 Ho-.· to compttment her talenta, but she really did not
<IQ u 111111 use them very wisely. She. sane witn Jbn Nlhon. . :1~:~ ~ (It *14. -> l:Cll I !21... 1't ~ ... ,., (C) • She danced with Donald O'Connor and the did Im· ;;" .,_,, r. , .. , personations wttb Frank Gorsbin. And abe did'*"
......,._ "It tut ~ e Allllf CCI ~ llltl· sabfy well with each. by lrtAucy.• · ., alld DH Wtfta al the WI I ..ll bo · I '.~ -<L · .. · acfitll fro111 ralm Sprl1111 wh .. th• The most aa rate part of the program c1me Hi ~(l)Fr!Uf"""' ~·ICl Clllfonit• Alltel•,..... t11e Cl!lctat when she and Gorshin k1dded the elderly movie,
S ::-..:::, -~~.S.,= ;'-..: <Q "Celt_..... ''Grand Hotel,'1 and although ~ did a pretty good •oi• v..e. _ .' · <....i.tnil ·eo -blldoltll ~ iob o! lmttatmg such immortals as Garbo and Bette ~~~~1·)~1' "-' c;.tt.e. bavb, and Gol'6tdu played John Barryw:oore an4 ~ ~~!pt D ~ Gol( 3rd Round Sidney Greenstreet, it was necessary to clue bi tb• -. * '·" ~~·. , '* DORAL OPEN tmder-40 audience by flashliig on the screen ~
89 ti):.,,_. e> m 9 Cil NA . 11r11 ._ Cl names of the perfonners -mostly retired or dead , ill.YlllnM._,. ......_ nit ~TO,.i ltom Mia111l f'1orj. -they were jmpenooating.
I .;__ 11--.-111 I• tllt lllOJf 111urdtrocn touilltf •""a Hop• ed ( ,., · k t r 'th a , . ~ :' '-;-ft.~~-,. Oft tllt rGA tou1 "Th• lllut MO*' DV .. appear or a "u1c u n wt
t ;:. ... ~. ar. IO 1ttr." u 1t 11 called 11y pro 1o11. double handful of grade 8" wisecracks, tbe11 dJsap-"".~a...~~~~.k..., .... ~-...: r; ~ (1)Tllt tt lnlf\.... n h11 106 und tr1ps •nd 111ht peared. Nabors sang "Mame" and never came back. ly Tom .JC. , · .. :)(30 "A .~ "'41 law and 300 acrts ti unbtllM· Jokes that 1eemed funny before the ABC teclmk:·
.. . • .• WAI W -' . ., " Illy Irle~ teruln. ians' strike poetponed the program no longer were ..--------...... ~.,...,· • • M ~ lllj • 1:111 • hl4 ...._ ca r • ~ • kidt ttm lll't •ttflr •IMI H ([) c:.n.ae a.uw: m even amuA.ng.
• ' ' , ' ,J " ' i!~ p1rt11tn t11et Ill II • 11 Santa Clau. In spite of elaborate sets, big name guest It.in ~ • ,.,...: (Cl <to.•·> ODii Mc>-Mftit: NJelln111 O'Clecl" <11111-and Miss ~nolds' passionate desire to pl~. the ',~, • . • · tery) '47-Dlck Powell. Id f sh' ed · bo t 't A .. Ar , ,.., .,,• .. ·. .,...., ". llM ~ (C) (IO Z:IOBllMt: (Q "flt• 11 Cllalttl• pro~am an o • a ion air a u l -iU'\C
• ii.) "'*1/tlt fl e b: llttN ~ntuft) 'Sl-Dtnl• 0.ral all, tt predates the t'WTent "controven;ial comedy0
I .. "~" GMtflt: •A1Nf1a1 ~<tel· that dien 11 ao muth talk about. · • "• r• • •m ,,,,...~ . ..,. utillll(• "ntuit) '42-l'ruto11 Fo1ter. . THI WOltO now is being passed around that
lliala41/' An n.•• ... IJ MllllN $ Mt¥ie: •Afttt1 ••~ t"'-th tw k ha II b t te I ted th , .. ...,.._, about ·, ..,allful ~ (dfallla) •61 _ Gt0t,. Htmillon, '"' ree ne or s ve a u Tm ne e ...
w111 ... ..._ ttie ""11 ti lllt ..... Mtrttdn Mcc.tmbrida•. recent love aHair with televi6ion specials. ~ • silt *"' ,_,, •· I"' Merle: ""••• GUii." The industry theory only a few months ago
M:tO IDfil1"',.,.~utM:;":,: a:oe9111t 11tw -...: tct H.,. seuon and attracted sponsors who were not mter· r--0. N S. C-WIS that Specia)S Odded excitement to 8 rather gray
CT80 • -..., !t•.tt ,,.,.,,.,."". u Unt• '"r fllff11 • ested in weekly investments in eertes. n llf h • CC) Rip SClloet lllldtnb dtbltt Ille IU I S d h bee all ~{ ~· lltt to'!t wllll lludtnts lrM Wilhtm T RAT HG to ate ave n gener y ,,-.. ., ........, tel l tu Hltll Sc.llool disappointing. The president of at least one net· ''°-.> ..,.. -.. w.r.• Sec· 1:1s 8 Altll •~• IC> I wort it convinced that by upsetting the refu]ar
.., ., tllf•. ~ tllll •k 1:••c11 tttt C1111ic: m Tommy weekly sdledufes with one-shot specials, hartf-core
"'Wllllilll L..lll;ift(s hlalety 10lt ·~ Tom w11511op1 flltfl MI viewP.rs are M'ln<>yed at miMing their favorites and -:='-..rt, <tO 111111.> Gtlbtrl.f"~ :• St1Qto11. are U1tety to flip their dials -and never retum.
MWll 1 .. kttNll: (C) suntore I The thTee networks called some 300 programs f;~&f:1......, Ttr. ICl "spedaJs" this seuon. but next season that total
From Miifau\M. Wl1COM111 co111U is expected to be cut by al least one third.
tflt $60.000 MlllM Hisfl Ult Open
I Clllllf (Cl RICOMMl!NDED weekend viewin~: , ., ~~r-i ' u. Th•tt: !Cl Totrieht -"Rise and Fall of the Ttlird Reith ."
...., flAJ i,, · 4:t1 SI Tllt ~·= • '• ICI A 8C, 10-11 PST. part two of a three part adaotation
.;. (30 •·> I ~er-''"' of the Wi111am L. Shirer book; "Man Who Dances:
•: J(C) ",S••~t 1•,tl• 4:>1ft9 Cll SJnta A"ila Rlct: ICI F.dwatd \'Olell11," NBC. 10· ll Telephone Hour docU· ~ :u -• An· nit s16'.'000·Gu11u1 .. 4 111tt mentarv on the Uf P. of 1 male ballet star. *'"" ~' S11turd1v -''R;,e and Fall of the Third Reith," I~~ CCI A~C. 9:30.tn·M p.m. PST, final program of a docu·
s:00 e 1" ,,....._lit: (Cl ·11oc1"~ mentary on Hitler's Germany.
latry Malltn auuts.
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DPnnf• the Jtl~e
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'" .. In Market for Stocks Joh?
BJ SYLVIA PQ.R'l'ER
•'bting s a 1 1 r l e 1 for
tra1Dee1 to be Wall Street
~ representatives
are now runnini between
'7,000 and •u,IXX> a y~ar. Wlthla 10 years, a trained
re1latered rep can expect to
earn between $35.IXX> and
'50.000. and some are earn·
lng tl00,000 or more w1Uun
thls time."
"The demand for coUege
graduates who want . to be-
come stock brokers 1s now
many Umea the supply of
qualified candldalts "
"A1TITUDES toward
women on Wall Street have
chan&ed druUcaUy m the
put two years, and the
chances for advancement
are far greater than ever
before. One litl who has
been working only eight
months as a junior secur-
ltles analyst is now making
$10,000 a year "
These are excerpts from
a recent talk with three of-
ficlall of Don Howard Per·
sonnet Inc.. a leading New
York-5an Francisco execu·
Uve recruiting firm for the
fuaandal community. The
remarks dramatize the ala·
tistic:a which project a tre·
mendous surge in job op-
portunitiff on Wall Street
for both men and women,
youni and older job seekers,
those with llWe experience
H well as for thate with ex-
tensive training.
The remark.I alao drama·
ttu the high and ruing pay
ICl.les on Wall Sb'eet today.
Starting salaries for a se·
curttin analyst trainee with
a master's degree now range
from •.ooo to $11,000. An
experienced cashier c a n
earn '20,000. These salaries
are in 9dditi.on to an array
of fringe benefits, including
a yesrly bonw which can
nm from six to 22 week.I'
pay.
FOB WHAT Jobi on Wall
Street are workers needed
mott UJ'ienUy today 7 What
educatlcm and training are
requind? When are the
greatest opportunJliea for
women?
For college and business
1chool graduates: the bi&·
1en oppottunilie1 are joba
u ~ repraenta-
tlva (ttodl broken); tec\D'·
ltJea and bond anal ya ta; cor·
porate finance specialists:
apec1allrta handling instltu·
tlonal funds : portfolio mu-
agera.
A!Jo for college and busi-
ness school IJ'aduates: new
jobs are openinC for systems
analy1ta and computer pro-
grammers (to help speed
automation in many phases
of the investment businen):
manpower development (to
do long-lerm forecasts for
industries and for the na-
tion ): market research and
merchandising people (to
search for new types of in·
vestment customers a n d
develop new typei. of invest·
ment plans)
FOR HIGH acbool grad·
uates. and even for high
school dropou~ there are
literally lhoustnds of job
openings in the operations
Publishing
Firm Elects
3 Officers
Officers o{ the Orange
Coast Publishing Company.
elected this w e e k at the
company's annual meeting,
include Robert N. Weed.
president and publisbeY:
Jack R. Curley, vice pre11i·
dent and general manager,
and W a l t e r Burroughs,
chairman of the board.
The company publishes
the DAILY PILOT and the
w~k.ly Pilot Adverfuer. and
operates PUot Printing, a
commercial printing firm in
Newport Beach.
Weed announced that the
February circulation of the
DAD..Y PILOT achieved a
new all time high, averaging
36,197 pald daily circulation
for the month.
The six separate com·
munity editions ol the DAl·
LY PILOT, and the weekly
Pilot Advertiser now reach
more than 71,000 homes in
the Orange Coast area from
Seal Beach to Capistrano
Beach, Weed reported.
Orance Coaat Publishing
Company bas omcea and
plant In COtlta Meaa, and
offices in Newport Beach.
Huntineton Beach a n d
Laguna Beaeh.
NEW CAR
LOANS
AS LOW AS DISCOUNT
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A r
DAILY~
WANT AD
Mutual
Funds
COMPLRE
PRINTING SERVICE .-.~
I ~· ..
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J
ULY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
.. HB May Have Answers
TruiMes ol the ~-Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict JDigtn loot to HUJJtmltiOn Beach for IOIDe binU
wben tbe1 aet a.round to settllnl the issue of .ulng for men money from the taxpayers, perhaps naf fall.
Huotinpn Beach, thlJ week passed an overriM
U.O. by a beaMtly margin, a near-record turnout of ~ • voted ov~lngly to maintain a ~t
ta Oftl'ride that wu about to expire.
GrantM. the HuntinjtoD Beach ICbool board was
not .-mr for ne• tues, only the maintenance of the ../ ·current tl.39 tu rate. But it got a whopping 78.& per·
cent 1pp"t1Va1 when only a simple majority was r~umd,
and a 30 ~ voter tumout. That's most unusual on
ICbool isluea=day and age. The H Beacb t<b>ol override bad been
IOand.ly d.el juJt me months ago. Thanks to a well-
planned proenm -1 to atrong effort.t to communicate
db dtilens ol the ~unity, the diJtrict waa able to
lay U. needs before th• people of Huntington Beach and atit the funds it needed e. avoid a drastic curtailment in
9dlioo1 prognma.
Other school dJstricta, ~luding the Newport-Mesa
dilbid, might be able ~ leer\ something from the ex·
pertufe ol. the folks aaoss the er.
An Engineering Quirk
It Iii onty 4.4 miles loot. bot the ~ of freeway WDc dedii£aed in ~ Mesa March 21 Wft\ be one of
tbe mo1t metul slrip1 of roadway in theee ~-
'J'be San Diego Freeway now tmn.imtes at 4{arbor
~vmd and drivers bou!ld for Newport Beab or
Corona de'! Mar or places in euiem C09U Mesa bave ~ad
one of the moet awkward drivint chores imagina~e
while awaiting completion of the new lint be~ Hai\
bor and the Newport Freeway.
aips of reUef from ..,_ motm1lla will be raoudna.
Well, almosl to. Tbe fact ii, tbanb to an ~
ing qLlirk, the new freeway llnt llll't 11 UMlD1 .., Jl
ought to be. •
This is became Gltbou.s clri..n wiU not be able
to get off the Sen Diego "hwiat and drive IOUtb on
the Newport Freeway. EnOneen. reuoaiDg that ~i>
ture ~ det Mar l'reewiy offaboot wW eventoally
a bl9orb thi.1 tra.fflc, r.6ede DO prondoa in the Sen Diel~
Newport interebange for .lc6 a trlllJition. Thil will
mean tome awkward maneuvtriJIC 'ind undoubted con·
fusion for tboulands of motorillts who would 1op:aily
assume tbllt they can aet from here to theft.
The oowai:y drive!' will ha" J• u much t.IWb&e
vmen he i.! northbound on the Newport Freeway and
hoping to go west on the S. Di• freeway. It will be
another C36e of not hem, Ible to If( from here to
there. (Not to mention the t'C~ that will build up
OD Bristo\ S1reet!) "
This design restriction w• ~~. and ~
ably not worth the mooey tt'a ~ to ave. The
Corona del Mar Freeway ie ltill·a '°'' way in the fU.
ture, and the unnecessary anDO)WICe 111d inconvenience
to motorists will be going on for ,_,. to come.
Still, the 4.4 miles of ~·~ welcome indeed.
And when the remaining tint een the Newport
Freeway and the Santa A~ Preeway Is completed ~e
this year, one of Callfonua's IDOlt Yital traffic arteries
will be in operation. It will mean Harbor Area motor·
isU can travel to Sain Diego OJ' to Loi Anf~les witboUt
a single traffic light and w~ marimum eue and speed.
Actually, tbe freeny may not be open for traffic
UDtil about April 15, but when it is ready for use the
It didn't come cheap. 'Ibe 4.4 milea COit f 11.2 mil-
lion -more than $2.5 million a mile -and that'• not
cheap in anybody's road-building boob. The Nmaining
eight miles between the Newport Freeway and the San-
ta Ana Freeway is somewhat cheaper, about $1.4 m.iilion a mile. Undoubtedly, k will all pro-.e a good investment
for the area. Now, if only tile enpneers bed invested a
few thousand more on that pelty imetthmae •.. N ~, HANli TH_E EXf'ENSE! PUT lN A AA(1tJ6 £N61NE: .... --...... __
Bureaucratic
. Mind at Work
H1n'1 a riddle for you: How many
airplane ticket.a muat a ltrine quartet
buy in order to fiJ to a concert?
Tbe answer 11 "el&bt" -four for
the member• of the quartet, and four
for tile inltrumenta.
'J'h1' abaurd atate of affairs, which
1DIY put tomt of the flnut chamber
DlDllc IJ'OUPI 1n 1he country out ol
buaine11, arilel from a new Federal
Aviation Adminlltratlon ruling that
co pa.uenger shall carry with him
onto a commercial airliner any
pacba• that can't be placed under
'1ll aeaL
VlOLINa AND vtot.AS, Of COUl'H,
nucb le11 cellol, cannot be put under
plane 11ata la tbelr commodious car·
ryinc-ca.... The only alternative ta
to send them tbrouifi as baaa1e
-and anybody wbo would trmt a
'3),000 Stredlnrlus to an airplane
bJ&1•1e-baDdler would Hiid hiJ feeble
grandmother into a eai• ol h1Dl0'1
Uoni.
Hardly aDJth1nl 1n the world is
more delicate than a string ln· atrume.nt. d1cb can crack not only
through Jarrm1, but through treesini
or overhnttn1. u well. Molt mual·
clans take far better care o( tbeir
instruments than they, do o f
themselves, and with good reuon.
Amati jUJt IJD't matin& violim any
more.
THlS IS A CLASSl~umple of
1 he bureaucratic mlncf at wort. if
It can be called work. .. Packages"
are '<pacta1e1,• no matter if tlley
contained Uncle Bin'• tolled laundry
/or Menuhin's unique violin -and
they receive the same impartially
malevolent treatment from the bag-
gage book. "Rules are rules" and
"I only work here" constitute the
whole operating ]>hilosophy Of the
bureaucratic mentality.
Obviously, some provWon has to
be D)ade by the FAA to disfut&uish
between cabbages and strings; 1pecial
prov\l1on coWd be made in 90ID• com·
partrnent of ~ plane to bold precloa1
objects of irreplaceable value, even
at somt tlight extra cost to tbe
paaenger, without fordna him to buy
an ntn ticket for anotb« seat.
ACTUALLY, THE market for string
quart.eta ii ao limited, and the groups
operate on such a narrow margin
of pro6t, tbat one of the finest in
the country, the Jullliard. is seriously
taikiJ1C •bout disbanding if the plane
replatioa 11 not rescinded o r
modl8ed.. Even business executives
cculd IC8l'Ce1:y afford to travel ex·
._.lw17 H their airplane fares were
doubled. .
No doubt the FAA had safely and
convenience in mind when it pro-
mulgated t.be new regulation: bul
"packages" are as different as
pa.ssenaera, and a rare old violin ought
to be accorded the same spedal treat-
mtl)t aa u infirm old lady in a
wbeelcbair.
Asset Tramf er Pitfalls
SMm made aood money as a
salesman for a bia company. But
be and bi.a wife. Helen. were blg
1pender1. and one day they ran abort
and couldn't pa7 their grocery bill.
So Sam borrowed from his company
manaaer. aignlng a not. for tbe
money.
Life for Sam and Helen wasn't &ood
and Helen ~ 1ued Sam for divorce.
Since Helen would probably get moat
~ of their community usets anyway.
Sam'• property settlement 1ave her
almost everytblna they bad.
BUT SAM KEPT ON spending
fa1tn than be urned. One day Sam
aot Ortd. Tben tbe mana~e-r sued
both Sam and Helen to collect on
the note. Since Sam bad nothing, the
mana1er'1 bell cllance ol collectina
would be to force Helen to pay. Helen
dented the manalt'J''• clalm. uyln&
lbat Olll,y Sam alined the note.
1bt court beld Heleo liable for the
debt. Sam bad borrowed tLt money
to pay for lfoceries while they were
married. The note was a "community
debt." Sam could not give the com-
mu.ruty assets to Helen and have them
escape the community d e b t s .
Creditors like the manager could
reach those former assets even after
l~y were transferred.
AS A RULE, if the husband runs
up debts or commits wrongs durin&
the marriage. they become the "com-
munity's" responsibility, payable out
of community property. But if the
wife alone incurs debts before mar-
Tiaae or runs up bills solel) foT her
own benefit .rtenrards. the debta re-
maJn her separate responsibility. The
creditor can collect them only out
ol her aeparaet assets. U she has
at.y.
It la qainst the law foT a debtor
fraudolenU, to transfer hls asseu to
avoid Cftdltma. A court will aet aside
aucb trlnlfers. Since Calilornia law
JT.akts comau1Dit7 property Hable for
communJty debta. th.is will bt done
eveo after the property II given away
in Jood faith, 111 to children, or
to the wife under a court order &Itel'
dlwn:e.
COURTS VIEW WITH ~a
trandln to cble relatJves Of tiieadl
by ~ debtclr fa ftDanctal stralta. Tbl
a.wt ma1 ed. QPOll the reclpMDt
~ .,_ ChM be 1av1 falt • 1lue •
Ntar1l for ~ J>l'OP'rty. ou.rwt ...
It wtll lO bict'to the debt.or ,........
cndlton cu reacti 1t.
Nott: Califtmdo ~,., o//~ thU col•"'"' ao Wo" mer how oboGt Oll.f' i..
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Reader Says·
Travel Tax
Reagan Now Reeogni:e• Import~ ...
Meet Mental Health Need$.
Discriminates
To the Editor:
I am writing to add my voice Jn.
protest to the many I am sure you
have been hearing about the proposed
tax on travel overseas. l feel that
this is a highly dJscrimlnatory pro-
posal; it will affect the middle-income
L•ltl"fl"em,_.._..._.~_..,. -*~ ..... -............. ., .... Tiie """' .. ..-. ...,.,.. .. flt ~ .. ...... llbel II ........_ A.II .....,. -I lftc..,_ ~ .... -""-...,_ --............ 911 ,_,.,,
citizen who must \Ive for yean •
that "dream trip~· on which he 1t1ll
probably spend. after Cares, no more
than a few hundred dollars, and not
the wealthy jet-setter who spends
thouaanda and to whom the few
dollan' tax will mean nothing.
It is unrealiJtlc to say "Put that
trip ofi for two years." Many people
have aging relatives on the other side
whom they would like to lff before
it is too late, and what cuara.ntee
does anyone have that they wm be
around two day1 fl'om now, m11eb
leu two years?
87 NORMAN NIXON, M.D.
From 1958 to 1963 Dr. Daniel Blain,
one of America's ablest ptYchiatrilts,
served u director of Callf omla 'a
Department of Mental Hygiene. More
than uyoM el.Je, Dr. Blain, who
subsequenUy ~ame pt'esident of the
American Psychiatric Aasoclatlon, Is
recponlible for the s p e c t a c u l a r
reorpniJatlon of Caillonda's muddled
procram for dealing witb its mentally
ill and retarded citizens.
Start.Ing in 1963, a special Assembly
subcommittee, first beaded b y
AaMmblyman Jerome Waldie then by
Assemblyman F r a n k La11tnman,
ata~wldt bearln1s and •t.udlea
l8d 1o the Mental Healtb Mt ~known as the Lantftman.
Pcl&rShort Act), a law which Oaallz~
el many ot Blain'• recommendat.tona.
THROUGH THE Short· Doyle Act.
paued earlier, 1ome California coun·
ties eltabllahed vark>ua community·
aponsored psychiatric clinics and
services for the treatment of emo-
tionally-disturbed patieDU near their
bomes. The ltate~ays 75 percent ol tbt COit of tbeM atient cllnics,
wb1cll Gftu tllmina the need for
expet1.5lv. care in l.atate mental
hospitals.
The Lanterman-Petris-Short Act,
hailed u "'Jbt Magna Carta of ~
mentally ill," made nvoluUour7
changes ln the commitment system
for tl'le mentally ill ao as to prpYide
atrona prottc:tioo for their civil and
letal riahtl. Tbe law also provldes
for early treatment ol disturbed 11'1>
divlduau in &n elaborate state-wide
oetwork ol community clinics and
services in every county.
. • to the counties for the upana. I(
local mental health servkes. ••
UNTIL BE BECAME governor hlf
January 19&7, Ronald Reagan seem•
ingly was wwnrare of Dr. Blain'• .ad~
mirable work and the aubseqaent tf~
P R 0 P 0 S ED LEGISLATION 1X> forta of many members ot -tae
California LeelJJatuN 1n formuiaUq
the neceuary IecblatiOn. No woedtr
be stumbled when he de!Nndecl 1h~
10 percent cut 1n expenditurft ~
led to cutting ttafla ill oar ti.ale
hospitals, already andermaoned, and
closini some of the community cliD1ca~
revise California's present trapiented
system ol orranizinc and financing
public mental bealtb services Ls now
beln& studied by the hard-working
Assembly subcommittee. 1be Sbort-
Doyle Act probably wlll be amended
to (1) create a sin&le medlanllm
tn every ::J Lat\ QOOrd.Joatlnf an
pobUc, pri'f)I • l*9 *' )oUI
111\ica Jnte .aul ... ~ MllUl
1y1tem: amt (J) ~·~ th• bMla for the allocatidn ot .., mtllfal
healtb fw:dl k1 ~ tb\toln~Wllty
clinic:s,
OBVIOUSLY, decentrallzat1oa ,.iQ
require • 1tront community me!Kal
bealtn authority 1n tHery county wi~
each board d 1upervia0r1 appointing
• director, amilory board, etc. to
provide all 11ervicq f« Che mentally
disordered accordlnc to tbe Short·
Doyle plan. Services of the State
Department of Mental ~ Will
be available to each county by con-
tract when seriously dlsturl>ed p ..
tltl'ts require bospitallution in a atate
hospital.
Since moat troubled indlviduals can
be helped effectively by short term
U>ttap-y in local community clinlcs.
tbe patient load in state mental
bofpitals wm be reduced materiaDy.
TM mdlfiy 11Vld will be allocated
I
GO'f. ~NOW recwp•:1e1 ~
..... 1*.dlamlA'am~ Walth. . Dr. Jlaht p,.,..cl. Wa "1'-pOP:ii, am,.. annouaetd
.tut weet, a1ao -et-ti1~c
the ~ Md qualit1 ol cai•
iJ1 state llMlltal laolpltala -deftlop-ins out-patiut Pl)'cllialric Hrvica la every c6unty, 0..e~ sb..iitinl meeh
of the cue toad pow carried by lta1t
mental 1.QiltitaUoaa. Howuer, jw •
Qsts be will not add any moiey &o
hil aeM8 bud&et to Oaace the 1MD•
tal health relorma.
\1NLES8 REAGAN JlfOVidel t 11 • necessary dollln to b01'~ th,!~
Do)'le procram and f6 .lm~
other provisicml of the 1*7 :t Health Act plus additioaal legiJlatl:
soon to be paned, the coonty pr
taxpayer will be left boldiDt the W
Even thoueh be ia nmninC• U
California'• f1vonta 1C111 for tb4t
Repnblieatl nominatld& tor pr~
mental bealtb ln Ca11fon1a 10ur! ..,.__
~ a political foeeall. r ; -, .
THE PROPOSAL ls to tax people
in advance by having them put up
a deposit, based on the amount of
money they are taking with them
and on what they estimate they will
spend. How can anyone know hO'llJ
much he wiU spend? Takin1 extra
money with you doesn't meu you
are going to spend Jt -the wise
traveler carries a .. cuahlon" for
emergencies. What ll the fl per day
supposed to cover? I bave not been
able to find this mentioned anywhtte.
Is it food? Lodging? Sightseeing trips?
Small souvenir for the children bact
home? Ally one of these can run
over fl a day per person without
being considered excessive spending!
Reagan Holds High ~ds.;
WHEN THE DEPOSIT is put up
and all the red tape of reporting
is done with, how long does one hne
to wait before getting back the money
he deposited? If g o v e r n m e n t
bureaucracy remains typical, it wm
probably be months -and the in·
dlvidual cannot charge the gov.?rn·
ment interest for the delay in repay·
ment.
Also, where does income tax enter
the picture? How many penple jn
the middle-Income brarlcet could
possibly save enough out of any o~
year's income to pay for a trip
overseas? Thi• fepresents, ln moat
Instances. years of saving and senm·
ping and doing without luxuries, an4
after paying tai:ea on income, real
estate. schools, and th• small amaunta
ol interest or dlvidendJ earned by
aavinas accounta or investment.
(already a form of surtax).
AS FOR SEEING AMERICA first,
has anyone chec'Ud the comparatin
costs of a trip In the U.S. to a trip
overseas! Two yearr 110 we plai:necl
a trip to the mldwe: and after td-
tln& the fiiures on air fare alone
for the two of u1, and the air f~
to Colombia (a much 1 r ea t tr
dittance), Wt (OUftd )l cbtaper tiJ
.-0 each to &• to South Amttlcal uvm, COltl ...... alJo less, and Onlll
the trip ... 1Dlld• poalble.
t am "31'e tMr'I muit be oa.w '
wa,a al Mtaedaa denclts beatdlll
,..e1Mna tbe mJdch.lncome cittiili,
wbo alrudJ bean the burden °' • ae•d com bnu&bt about bJ t1111 •tl1ba of aAcm lo wtlleh be ..._
not btloac -ll"om whlcb bl daMI llO lMMfltl
MRS. WIWAll g. WEA
I
WASHINGTON -Despite all the
bt( Rockefeller headlines, Gov. Reaald
~tan couJ4 t u r n out to be J u s t
u bta a Cainer from Gov. Gftl't• RomAey'1 euly wttbdrnal from tbe
GOP prealdenUal nee.
Tb.at'• the private opinion of
a.pubUcan CGDgreuloaal leaders, wbo
bave euefull:y refrained from publlelY
commlttini themselves to any ol the
puty's bopefull.
Accordlnl to Senate M I n o r l t y
Leeder Evenu Dtruen, R • I l l ••
Rom.M1'1 POlltical debacle w 111 ~ kea1an'1 position u a
ltadl.DI k:inplatet. Tbe callfornia
cuvenor. be tlpea, will 10 to me
C'OllVtllUon with enou&b committed
dtleptea to "make cir break" former
Ylce Preddent Nixon..
~DRE'S BOW TBE poll t I cal
1ritlunetle d Sen. Dtrua and tM ,
othw Republican lep11aton ad4i up;
1te1&tdle11 ol wbat bappeu bt
Dear
Gloomy
Gua:
Oregon's May 7.1 primary, Nlson will
go to M.iam1 wftb between 500 and
US votea -inclUCS!nt tilt llDCOlllested
New Hampshire, Wi1eonsin, and
Nebraska prim•les -not enough to win l:be nomination on tbe flnt
blllol Tbat would require flf1 vo~.
Since N1xoa will be able to pick
ap onlJ a few de1epln from the bla states at New Yart (1.2 di6&eptes),
P9tlDJJlvania (If), otllo ( 5 I ) ,
Mkblgan (41), and N.-Jettey (40),
be will need a& Jea:at ~ deleplions rrom CaJUcns. <•) ud Texu CM)
to obtain U. maritD for •omlnat!on.
'1 ~ IN THI SWIM
'
,_. the bwb, we 1'Q1 be ~&!1~ of 1>'ill down . · 1-c'b lbelteia QOvtriDa it.Q·MU.J · • or tiny toau
· Oft!' 1IWnl truPb. 1*lvwini a look trom the boys, one .uit featured a turtleneck top. -~« .-who ,,_ to mate • tut fashion cet·
away, Bollllie and Clyde Inspired atym are a real ·find.
Models, llDetbtg dpn, stalked down the runway tn
pleated 1tirtl, and ptn-ltrlped suits.
"Gone Wltll the WiJldN fuhiom, mo popular in
the late 19808, lmpired 1 bandbrehief tiered skirt drift·
tng trom a giant bow bodice. StirU from this pwp
nirled in fall circlet IDd hid a 80ft feotle aura.
Jn the Space Age Sb:ties, pop art and flower power
)lave tc>und \heir way to drem fabrics. Hemlln11 ltill
IWiD& well above the knee, although no maxi lengths
wen featured. stnilbt Dh1I milbt u well be aent to th& Good· .m. Not a ltng!e one ns shown in the parade. Instead
they were pleated, A.Jilled, and flared.
From Mexico came the South-of-the-border color
combinations ~ ·• yellow .s ereen. round dirndl Uirta IDd the ~nt area.
Lite-day tMliOns include aevet'91 allm dreues peek.
tng uni1eJ' bmowa of lace. a feathered ~hion and lots otOtter.
1be wliist bM COIM back, fMhiOn commentatar Mfls
"1Dis TodJon told her audience. Even a combination
towmaHne and ranch mint oo.t wu flared to the form.
f SPACI AGE
A peek it the year 2,000 showed models in mtni
lpllee dresles. Taitng off from th1a theme, they showed
• dllfJan .,..., in .. colon f1owtnc from an irideecent .... '
~ u='• faehuw, one could llhake up
h st1* of the 1 Twenties, llDDO'Y Thirties and remome rcru... ~ them with • UWe 1968 "pina''
and ~up with I *1ctJy NOW look.
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WAltM WfLCOME -Mrs. "Wllllam J. Kelly, 1how
chlirman presents a program while welcoming Mrs.
Robert Hurtt to the annual faaruon benefit.
EARLY ARRIVALS 1
-'lbe annual J. W. RobiDSOll Flehion Show Mid
Luncheon, which is given as a benefit of Orange County aJildren'1
HOSi>ital, drew moce than 800 spectetlars to the Anaheim O>nventlon
Center last Wednesday. Among the <>ranee Coast CClllt:tllient are Oeft
to right) the Mmes. Kenneth C. Slough. Jack Thr.seo. and A. Allan ,
Dowers. Working on the promotioo aod sale ol ticket.I for the event
were members of 11 gullda tncludinjl Little Kerma.ld, Huntington
Beach; Punch and Judy, Costa Me.a; Cinderella, Newport Belich, and
Queen of Hearts, Laeuna Beach.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT -The parade of fashions. primarily feminln ..
even attracted masculine viewers. Keith Geede. member of tbe bolpttal
boa!'d checks bis tickets with his wife as they arrive.
,
,,.., ...... 1.
Industry's 'Dirty Unen' \ Card Fest
5cheCJulecl ::(onstJmerS~""~I~ ~Washed lJp?.1
• ltdlar'alMl9:....,..•ell .... W er I~., Ill ......-.-....._ ..
~ , ........ ___.... ..... ....
I t ~edWll. ..... IMI ....
.... lllMtnr.,..... -ell ...... . .: ..... ~--....... ~ ....... TMlll ........... ~ .. ---~~ ,._ ... , ........
~DON G. CAllNl2J;
N!.\you <WMI> -To
ID70M '-it'I jail a dlrtJ ~hlrt. Buf ~ tat IOlp and
aeteraent "tlatrJ ft'• 1 challenp.
Not a ~ean... amce. u neec1 bf~·._. 11161 can be beaten $ .. oa 1 wtt rock. It'• a ~ ln convibclna the
that, 1 o m e h o w ,
partkular libJrt pruo&I a
unique problem that CIGIJ
the UM of Bred X net.sent CID IOtY•.
It'• tll1J contlnaal l'llMrln•
forth Of new "iP9CW-
det«feDC. for "special"
wash-day snt>ltm1 that II
the real nuh ol the aittcl.lm
beiDC Urned at UM ind111trJ,
both fl'<OID tbt public and
from the Jutice Depart.
IDllSl .
Ara't h m o n 1 tr o u a ad9trtlatnc badttt.1 -mne-
tentba Of them lptllt on
forcHeedinl t.be televiaioa
wltdwl' 111 eodka barraae
ol dlrtreued bou11wivet
wblnina o•er tbeJr
buabandl' 1emlclean 1hfrU -lOl'CiDC deter1ent pricea
up to finance what ii. es.eep·
11al)y, an lntr1-indmtry filbt
for dominance 7
11 OR 11 CENTS
Roughly, one research
cber:ru.t atimatff, a pound
ol wub~ay deteraent coo·
taJna about 10 to 11 centl
of active ingredieatl. At-
tempt.I by the II t Ute
housewife to relate tll1J to
the lbell pr:let of vaiou.I
deterfentl, however, are
hopele11ly complicated by
the tndu.stry'1 tendency to
pacbge sucb prodoot. in
a wildly non·ltandard varie-
ty of bona -t pounda.
13 ounces: UI pol.IJ>da, one
ounce: and five podnda, foar
Ot.IDCell, and the like.
Prices. too. vary widely
111 retailers u.se detergnt.11
as "apecialJ" kl attract
mulmom foot trafftc, and
aa the cost.I of ablpping and
warehousing also v a r y
ttreatly, so do the bulky
d e t e r g e n t 11 vary by
geographic area.
1n o n e metropolitan rocerJ 1bl.I week. for ill·
&tan<::e, a breMdow'n "
deter1ent prlcet -by the
pound -foaDd tilt rnge
~
1'boM ~ tDJo7 • i.t i.ct• .. U.,.,.... I
ot llridtl • canuu mifbt waat ...... by Chi Lqlal·
leach WOIUIJ't C1ubbliule
at ts:•, ... ~·
llmd 12, '°' ~·~ ~., St Calbft'IM.
uncU ol CatboUc Womte.
Accord!nl to Mn. Merle
ZeJper .... Mn. Robert
Cruce, ,,.,. ind meam
cbatrmaa. ... ,.. t 1
wek:OID8 to j9&D tbe iun.
Mill MSfuetttt O'Reilb'
wfll decorate lbe cl~
with Irtab barpi, ahamrocb
• and spriibtl1 J.precbaum.
Holtesfel wlD be U>t
Mmes. Jam. ra1an .
Joeepb -FaneW. E 11 e n . ,,.,,.pn, a. s. Frene.b.
Vernon Glbbl, R a 1 p h
Glbton, Georp H a b n •
Gerald Hallahan and G. J.
B.ata.
Rt1ervatlon1 are
neceaary and may be ob-
taintd by caJHna M r • .
Martin Poldermana, 494-6lf3
Of )fn, 1.eJper I 489-38S0,
mesa
.. . ....
· KID'S MATINll
· SN'r. 2 lt.M.
WASH DAY l&.UIS -No ti.tor ainetng wtJen h wallrl.ng bas to be cton.. 1-dinl ap an old·fubkmed a.titne ancf attemptinc to ''wri:nf out," the blw
la Kill Judy Hunt of the DAllJt PJLCYI' staff. To IDYGftl ebe it ii a dirty
lhirt or ftfrt but to the IOlp IDd a.tergent lndmtry it't a cbaltea1e.
Astrologist to Address
County. 'Star-gazers'
'111 IOUlll
Of Ml MOTO"
AlsO CAl'IOOMS
ALL SIATS 50c to be all the way from about
21 centl a pound to a~
p-oximately 25 centa a
nound, but with IOtne small 1'family" alud pacbgea
repretentlnf a bettllr bu1. thin toma "11ant economy•
alzel an a pu-ounce, or per·
pound bUlt. Aloas with the makers ol
ctreall, clpf ette1, 1 o f t drina, perfi.mes and hand toolJ, tbe soap and
detergent Industry f I n d 11
it.lelf the tarset ol fU1tice
Department attacks on
ijw>se bwilaeues with a hlgb
a d • erliling coat.to-sales
ratio and with profit rates
of 10 percent or more on
11ale11.
DENY OVERSPENDIN~
Tbe aoap makers, quite
naturally, vehemently de11y
t.iley are tpending a
disproport'lonate percentage
cf their sales dollar on
advertising, or that the
v<>lume of it ii unfairly bmdeniDC t h • COQl\Ulltr
w1Cb add~ eottl.
AJtbouab not spelliN out
the percent.ace ol rts sales
OOllar that toe• lnto pre>-wu. Check Your Anaies will Dr. Marc Edmaad Jones
motion, the lrMutry inalstl Influenctnc the baffllnf be the topic ol Mn. Anthony and practiced thee befort
that It 11 In Une with other variety of deterlfDla that Manago of Buena Park moving to CaWornia.
A.111¥a1 ........ competitive con11aa« goodJ .. available. bow dirty or when ahe llddreuel the She la a member of the
and, in all probdtity, I• UabtJ1 eoiled the laundry Ls, Orange County Chapter of American Federation of lilftll W'&V TO IE lower than it la in ftlany what type ol w a ab I it I Educational AJtmoo, Inc. Altrologers, on the board flSW "1
1ervi'ce Industries. machiDe lbe bu (top load Tuesday, March 12. of directors of Educational •1.....-1i11v ft IM
Dollarwiae, I o c a 1 ~ or 11deload), whether the Members, 1tudenta and Aatrology 1n Los A.n1elet .JVVVUW•I ,,.....
verUsing men point out, ~ 1aundrJ load conalstl of friendl of utroloo an in· and founder-president of the c ., ld~·-AnYOQa.-
detergent lndllltry'• ad-~aturdy Cl' delicate fabrics, vited to l•tber at 8:15 p.m. county group. Mn. Mana.Jo oncep s .... Ism tbe~"3.
Vfttisint expenditure loou l*bginc cooven.lence. rate in the D:lmtyland Hotel. also is a former vice~ but look ps&:Ctt You'I
Cl1antic for the simple .t use and of course purely Reaervatiom are required dent of Fr I end 1 of -.,_ bJ' the new art.,,..,
rHIOn that it'• a 11gantic 3 preference.' and ma7 be made by callfng Astrology, Chicago. Revealed ~=ed ... ~~ indu1try. Sales tor the lint Al gb undeul.andably Mr1. Charle• N. Crouley, Also on the prosram 11 .., -.,wa -
tbree.quarten ol 1987, ac· net 'by the current ~2498 or Mu. Manago, a lt4cretary of the board yet com•
cord1ng to The ~ ~d criti'clsm pl It& marketing $22.3534. of directou. Educational ~itb 1he advem ol the l>Jetelycom-
Deter gen l Associa~on. techniqud -brought int? The speaker received her MtrololY, wbo will discu11 CaliJornla Natlenll 1"udma lortable. U
unouoted to 4 2 b1lhon focus by ~ the Justice training in Chicafo under Pilces. · and Shade Plaat6bow. bulb rt1!"'1l ls
pcunda and Sl . l billion -D e p a r t m ~R t • s recent will be upeciaHy n.rat.c:t P 0 8 • d 1 up roughly ~.2 percent from charges and ti\ badgering in lhe timely topic to ti. cwenveia't.
tbe same period a year traceable to the fl I Art Jll'•eated at h Maldaf, or your urUer in both categories. government's n t-w bat-Ora S Mudl 11, m....-.. el ibe wahtlfnt ii
To companion charaes. lallons of "c o n ~ m e r Colt.a Meaa-Ba:y C it l e a I.us• th.ea
poaed by the Justice Depart-watchdogs" -the deltrgent · • FudWa SocilitJ. 32 inches.
ment, that the Industry's ad· indurlry is a long way lrom D f f • D Don Dll¥ia ol rum.la thep t~i•
verti11ing presents au 1n-being un<ler the sort of lire emons f Q /On LJe W911d, Gsden Grove will idea ii aot foJ'_!_ou. If your
surmountable barrier to any it was in tbe early 19581, de~att t. Nf'tJ Concept wefPton>l*m fa1lt withDi dda
new firm wanting to eater 8,...,..,., RI',.,_"' Back by popular demand day's program, Enrichment In P'udlaia Growine from nnse, ihea you can na1ia a
ttae field, the soap ma!£ers uuo• ~ r..no wtll be Mn. Ralph canter by Arraneement, will be b~ to bloominl new, amootlier fip.re today. respond with a f I a t At that time, as the use ~ pa-. .__ witboat diet or am:ile.
''H<>publ.. of deter cots b • c a m • tf Upland to preaent • .Goral lh'a at JO a.a. la Ill ....... ..... ~ Ia ~ Ml,"'· • 11 • .a...
And, on thl.a g:round. the wkiaprud.. it became IP" aOflDliJICll'Oll'UD Monday, AM W--'• c::bllllloale. ~· --.~.wtl --l&l'-'Jil.atl ... ~.-Dde4
Jndu.atry hu the support of parent that residue from the Miit~ U, ti.fore members Tbt Debana artiat'a acut.t bil ~. J. ..... Aiii. 0.. etmtllnl
New York U n i v e r s I t y dettr1enta was Dot decom-of ~I 4J'ta Guild. NW of c::n.Uvlty and u;. 'lbl~ will be elllld ¥: .,.,,.. 11 6i ._ •>"*-
economiit Jule• Backmsn posing in sewage 1y11tem11 .... _ ,, ... v"""-~ .... , most 1iC> trdc .at -1·• p In ID frilM~1'11Jl~dY who told the A11oc.iatioo of and. as a result, serious ~ --w dlviclulll'1 was dew~ • colta · · · 1111 'I 1'y • ...._ -proeas
N•Uooal Adverlllert in lole foaming problems began popu1or pest •Pu k H • tluriq st""1 la~--~= A-__ ..,.••It•-. tb d•m .:....... ..._ f 1-M n .... _ .. __._ ber · ...._. lw • ...._.. actioa Ul68 that "No percentage popping up across e coun· "' o ... u a..,, or ..,, . o • ... wu I t1N1n..,. mem h . bnDdl Wdii. A',..._llllidwd peel,
of adverthing to sale,, or try -coating r i. v e r s , of the TokJo cbtptllr of ..t ~ eow will .._ ilell lide O(:tltil lbd»
any dollar volume ot ad-istreams and lakes m many lktbua lnterutioUJ. b& Mr. and Mrs. t..nael wm ...._ year 11tp1 J£ ta.,
vertia.lng, can be establi!hed areas with thkk layers of Potluck Menu She ta on tM .wutm J. DowDa who nh ..-..... -~ .. Alw
Movie · Guide
MATURE TEENS
AND ADULTS
BERSERK -Owner and
rinl miltreu of British
circUI is prime 1u.spect
When a letiel ol IJ"UISOme
murden take place.
'nm FAMILY WAY -Lack
of privacy threaten& mar-
riaae of youn1 Ena.lab couple.
FITZWILL Y -Uptheart·
ed ccmedy.
ADULTS
T H E ANNIVERSARY -
Britt.ab •hocker about a
poaaeuive Mum who an
but devour• her vulner·
able oftlPrlnl.
'l1IE BIGGES'r BUNDI.!!
OF 'mEM A.LL
Amateurs try to become
profeulonal crookl.
nlE COMEDIANS -
Rllbellioa flared Oii Haiti
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11 a level which areue·bearin&foam. '---.....t kiDC .al qutea. 'lblj wlJI 111e ..... iltfa~
under ttrrerlam ol automaticall1createsabar-Stricftr •• voluotary Lures MemL..-. rs ~of Ohara Dllbaa ~mibeMticnll~ wi.,-..--lllaM!.It• mJDtarJ didatonbtp. rler to aitry." buta, fte loap an d Ql9 cbapler bl IM A••, ud tNt ln ApQ. a .... ,._. Mt r tma «
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RIED MAN Bra..v a laundry detMaent · -the tventuaUy determined that .. __ Acldem1 a P • D e • • Wom• of the Moolt, With a loaildaticia.
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comedy wb.lcb holck mar· lo tbe whirlwind success or wwld be reqttired -March 12. ta the Cypress Penom hrterelted in the tttJrd ~ d eedl e-~. --.,t _. &1...'.~"9
rill• up to ridlcule. LeatoH in the 1950s which switchlng, tbal ts, from an home of Mn. R 1 c b a r d ~th)y lecturel of tM moiDll fbr IDNtiaO . bl · -:.~~· •. -. 0~ LIVE Ji'OR LIFE -French sprang from an obscure ABS ( 11 .... 1 b F10rt.1 Arb Guild may ob-MOOM Hal. OMU -...a. ---....
drama about a TV company in the South. was a...., e 11 1 • n e Conrad. tafa tldarmatioo from the 'l'be ~ bllie a t '1'1ley *'' anlla' at
joumalilt"..1.... ~ rnon:: r.old door-to-door. ~ n d ~:=~ i:a: ~ b:: After dinner, an ~ien-Mmea, A. J . Antolik, ._ p.m., . aDC1 . -.; Williatt rMblcllil fer LI Femme.
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tale of u D 4 • r w 0 r 1 d frequent criticlam that the ptutl and. by 1986, the 'en-s.tt1n1 up tbt me.nu for
venpance. American conaumer doe1n't Ur "-11'-ol ti.. .... _ -.._ THE SAILOR F R 0 M "need" 40 • odd brands of e mem-..... ., ne ..,. ..., memuan are the
GIBRALTAR -Frtneb powdered ml Ii quid Auociatiaa -comprlaint Mmea. Bruct Muon of
widow roam• the world deterg~ntt packaged i n compan111 mllin1 more C.ta Meaa. KaJ Delcoure
an bet yack do1en1 of different 11ius, ~;!~!. °!n t=-~~ l::.tln::..:::C~"t:
nlE SILENCERS -Satire and boa1Unc a wide variety LAS ba1la. '~ of aupersltuth. ol ll*ial lnlfedlents -___________ ......, _____ _
'I1IE TRIP -Diltuteful blueing, bleacb, brig'ht"m"
horror film. whJtener and oa down tbe
VAI.J..EY 01' THE DOLLS U1t -the deteraent nw:eri
-Tuttu. 1 b a 11 o w paUentiy poUlt out that melodrama 1n tOQlb world clothe•·walhlns i11n 't quite
of •how bualness. the elemental task It once You can '\ • have your
CAK:E ...
and eat it too!.
Come and eel~• our ONE YEAR
ANNfVERSARY ~(~1F(tdey, M1rih
15th in the ~'r,CDuitf Ctki
and Punch will bl served Ill day I
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Shamrock Shows Sei
For DisMyland 'F eW
Disneyland wm put on the
IJ'"D for the Irllb Mardi
17 wttb a St. Patrick's Day
oarade and three mt111cal
t'Sbamroct Shows" In new
Tomoi row land.
Firlt of lb kiDd fol'
Dlmeyland, the 2 p.m.
parade wUl feature a 11COre
of Irish bagpipe bands and hi&blm>d clog-dance groups
phu the humorous Disney
characters.
With Micby O'Motl1e and
his Irilh 1hl.llelagb iD tbe
lead, plua Snow Wbite and
the Seven "Leprecbaum,"
the Mad Hatter and hia huge
ll'fleD hat, and tbe Three
2 Musicians
In Concert
Two noted S o 11 t b e r n
California musicians Will ap-
pear with Ingolf Dahl at
4 p.m. Suuday at the Cal
State Fullert.oo L I t t 1 e
Totaler.
Eudice Shapiro, Yiollniat
llld Laurence L e 1 1 e r ,
cellist, will ~J Dahl
during the performance of
bla "Trio for Violin. Cello
and Piano."
Dahl, plantat and pro-
fessor of eompositioa and
conducUng at use. will also
. lecture on ''Tradition and
Syntbew -A· Con-
te m p or a r y OonQM>ser's
Viewpoint."
Llttle (Irish) Pi.gs among
more than ~ characters,
the parade alao includes the
Dilneyland Band and other
ma.rchln& unita.
Guest celebrities bi the
Pax-ade will include m.anJ som and dauOiters of Erin
and teleYiaion'1 f a v o r i t e
lrilb clown. Bobo Kelly.
1rlsh 1tara for "Shamrock
Show" on the Tomorrowland
stage will include t b e
D i 11 a r d 1 with their
humorous folk songs, the
acrobatic Vpl.antes. Homer
Garrett ,>D4 the Irish Ck>g
Dancers plus the new Dublin
Vaudeville Band.
Dlsneyland's own Irish
tenor, Fulton Burley, j113t
returned from a USO tour
of Greenland, Iceland and
Newfoundland, will b e
master of ceremonies for
Uie all-Irish show.
-Showa will be presented
at 1, 3 and 5 p.m.
Greek Tragedy
At Fullerton
A G~et tragedy slated
ln terms or contemporary
thou&ht will debut Marcil
14-17 when the d r a m a
department at Caruornla
State College at Fullerton
pr,.enta Eurlpidel' "The Baccballts. ,,
All performance• of the
play will be at 8:30 p.m. In the college's L i t t J e
Theater.
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to solt of
tht loot
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tqulp•nt
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the £1111
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39 Youth
42 Cllecktd '" '-'"tll 4' lllbrtl
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fro• othetl
50 Stn11
SJ Rotary:
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51 CIH'fl .. A,..,••: A&bt.
It tltt a Frenchman to
deftm Ctit lmprt11lvt
atatuN Of Alfred Rltcbcoct,
wbo for tnOl't than 40 years
bu been m&kln1 film• in £n.,.Dd and America. Be
ls virtually the author of
the IUlpeD.18 le:Dre, yet be
bu nev• received a a
Academy Award for direc-
tion, illtboaib . bis "Rebec-ca•• fti' '.eJect.ed tbe bat
pk:tun ol 1MJ.
T r a ff a u t, direct« of
.. JW. Ind Jim" and '"The
400 Bloft'• · and a former
flJJn erttk, tw long been
an adlftJrW ot the Rltcbc:ock
art. Ht came to Hollywood
f o r ezteastve l.nterviewa
with bis idol, and tbe results
of their &alb have been
pubUabed b)' Simon and
Schuster In a handsomely
illustrat.cl •to volume.
The Nie of their COD•
versatlon is ~markable,
conslderinl the fact that
tbeJr remarb bad to be in-
terpreted -neither spew
the otber'• language with
enough fluency. But there
was a meeting of tbetr two
ml.ndl that transcended any
Iangua1e barrier. TruUaut
bad done his homework
well; be seemed to be
familiar with every scene
Hitcbcock ever directed.
The pair devoted much
dilc'usafon to "'lbe Birds,••
wh.lch failed to acb.leve bit
status in theaters b u t
created a sensaUon l.n ita
recent te l e v j 1 l o n ap-
pearance. Hit.cbcock said
that he became lnterea~
in the original story by
Daphne du Maurler when
It was printed in one of
his mystery anthologies. He
admitted that he lost his
uual cool approach during
the fllmin1.
"I wu quite tense and
tb1a wu unusual for me
because as a rule I have
a lot of fun during the
shooting," he aald. "When
I went home to my wife
at night, I was sttll tense
and upset.
On all hll other films.
Hitcbcoct proceeded with
almost m a c b 1 n e -11 k e
precision. Not only wu each
script tiptly organized: be
made a practice of aket-
cblng each camera angle
before production began. He
wu ever the perfectioniat,
seeking new ways to brinl
thrilll to audiencea.
. . .
What Fools These Mortal Actors Be
l ' ' turlt1 ._,come! pur. U.. pbt Ml11 becomea ..BQt tblN aren't eDOO&b
HOLL oo tJP TbM WtJ Probably II hi.a obvloua IDd the f~ llfta .uti tel CQnare11 or atat9
After ~ th1!n \1 ~ • .;; ODl1 IOluUoo. An actor's ego no tonier ,,.b>, obscuri~ 1i ~ fa tlM nation to 1to.tt
ol close allOCiat.lon with ac-la &I 11W&ift u any pollU-all that ~mafos. wi~1 f~ actors. TJtey'll tori, reportln& tbelr tdlolyn-clM'I. Jt m1tlt be fed con-So far only Sen. G.orge Ju.It bavt to die IM be
crulea, dre~• aDd fru.atr•· .taat1)' b1 private praise Murphy and Gov. Ronald tor&oUea like ~ rest ol
tiOlll l~ fln&ily dllcovered · llftd. tut>Ue adoratloo. Reg111 have found a aolu· ~. lJtUCVe me,._ thougbt
By 'VEJlNON scarT
theu bu~ haDsuP _ im-:.~~But~ww_lben~-tbe~wr~in.kl~e-s~•P-=--_u_on_·~~~~~~~~~reaJ11.;.:;..:::....:...1dlla:.:;..~~~ienl:::..·~~~
ioortallty.
Fullerton's
• 'La Ronde'
CtUt Luted
Tb~ .in 't '°' 1t. Polltl'clau (N~) • .rQYalty
(Henry VDl), w r I te rt
(Rembrandt. • c Q l p t 0 1'I
( Mlchelanceto), aclentilta
( N e w to n ) • pbllo9opben
(Plato) and all tbe rest
reach immortality over th•
centuries.
-.A .,.uU ootll...,. Act«s? Name ooe from, a.,,, erton F i;ulers say, the 13th century. Or
bave aoaounteCI the cast for from the l9th century fOr t b e l r lortb~ir pro-d'-'Ction, "La Bonde,,., which thtt matter.
•W ope:n a ~weekend 'lbe onl.Y American ~or run March It \Pier the wbo will ro down in tdstery
direction of Anti!Gy Brandt. is John Wilkes Booth, and
mi. compU, D.M:iildel, in it wasn't for hJs 1ctin1 .
order' of appearance, Mary Essentially tbla bu£S ac-
1.yM S!ea aa tbe Jll'Olfitute, tors, es~Uy those in the
Clark Farrell u the soldier, theater .net m te1ev1iion.
Dottle Rodfen as the maid. At ltllt the mc>vte actor's
Joel Tropper u the young work I• recorded o n
man, and Sally Brown as c~fulold, perishable though
the wife. it may be, and a ceatury
Abo, J.rry aarma as the or two from n 0 w a reel
husband, BMt>ara Rome as may be pulled from the
the sweet YOUftl. miss, Mike vaults by curious historians
Sheehan u the poet. Jane seeking a laugh or two.
Davison a1 the actnss and . Basically an actor con-
Walt Aaedieinw;r as the si~n himself an artiaf.
count. Marlon Brando does. Steve
"LI Ronde," rec e D t l y McQueen once ktenbfled
released u the movie "Cir· himself as a creative lo·
cle of Love," will be d.aged strument. Frlda111Dd Sa tu rd a y s But once a performance
through' April 6 at the is over. the film released
Mucbothaler Center, 119 and stored away, there is
Buel)I Vista Drive, i n nothing left but a memory
F u 11 e r t o n. Reservations U1 the minds of those who
may be obtained by calling watched. Noth\ng 11 left
525-I0.'9 • etched in stone. daubed on
canvas, or scrivened in the
SA Players • Opening Set
Cast members for "The
Family Portrait," to be
presented later th.is month
by the Santa Ana Com·
munity Players, have been
amounced by director Ross
Corbin. The c.aat includes Mat·
thew McLaughlin, J u n e
Maiiland, Margaret Boyer.
Ric Tanner, Gertrude Hom.
Veromoa Olsen, Lee How·
loiton, Ehva Lynn 016on.
David M a r t 1 n , Jim
Malzland, Robert Horn, Gail
Honsteln, Pamela Boyer.
Gordon Hanis, Jame s
Smith, David McCumiskey,
Stephanie Lascsat, Frank
Rugell, Alice Walter, Peggy
Greene and direetor Corbin.
P e r f or m a n c e s are
acbedGJed foe Marcb 22~23.
29-30 and April e at a: 30
p,m. in the Players Theater,
lirzo W. 8th St., Santa Ana.
rustory book4.
Today's actor is a shadow,
flickering in tecbnicolor or
declaiming from the at.age .
A generation or two later
he is as forgotten as the
g.arba ge collector.
The wile and sensitive ac·
tor knows this and it drives
him to distraction.
Ask your teen-ager about
John Barrymore, Charlie
Chaplin or Mary Pickford.
More than likely he will
guess they are memben of
a new rock group -perhaps
the Jefferson Airplane or
the Electric Prune. But as
great actors or stars~ He
never heard 0( them.
Where, then, Is the actor's
place in hi.ttory? Must he
become an asaassin to be
remembe:red in the cen·
Couple Co-star
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -
Bill Williams and Barbara
Hale. man and wtre in real
llk, will play a married cou-
ple 1n "The Frootieraman."
GOING PLACES?
Travel light and fashionably in our Butte bM
Our SIWtty-belted 5')finl ciess keeps its fmf!, asrwrlntded
appennce to fake you •oood town 11 fof a whirl lfound
the w«td. Of course, it's washable Dacrmf polyestm. lflitt,
pink, brown, a to 18. You'll want It in "'°'' thin• color, aa
Dress Shot'
u
DCC Battles Cer~itos ·Mf .
·~
Ctrritot bested Sift Joaquin Delta,
M.17, BaQCOCk mauled lu Die;o, 121·
11. ud P...-.a atopped Dt Ami,
'71-&1 bl otMi' Tbuncta1 dubet.
Cen.tto,, With a lrcmt llDe that
averqa U per man. hu alreadJ
wbipped tbe Bucs twice l• url1
MUc& TM ra&com edied OCC, IM'I,
at Omfto.. ADC1 they toot a ....
w1D ID the ftnala of the awtey tour~
ment.
In ftunday'1 vudict over the
Golden Gate Con.ference champion•
f r o m CCSF tt w a 1 a cue of t h e
BUCI fJlbttnl from behind most ol
the 8"Din1. lnciudint tbe-rJve m!Dute
overtime tellion.
San Franciaco struck early In ttu!
extra period gain& on top 91-19 on
Anteaters Face Aztecs · . .
In NCAA Cage DU.el
II) EARL GlJSTDY ettlll Dtlly , ......
UC Irvine's AntNten will aunple
heir first-ever tute ol NCAA buket·
bal playoff action tonlaht at San Dte10
state Colle1e where they taka on the
boat Aztec• in a t p.m. encounter.
In the 7 p.m. game ol tbe toar-team
weatem regionalJ, Nevada Soutblrn
meeta UC Davia.
It'1 a &oel the Anteattr1 '1boupt
they bad mlaaed.
Striving all aeaaon for a bn1ll In
the reglonala, coecb Diet Dml'•
team thought it b8d m1ued out whlll
Irvine'• MJDe wasn't on die lilt
releued by the NCAA In KlllNI ctt;J
SUnday.
But tbe NCAA did IClne jaglln&
Monday morniq ad made I»
ADteater1 a late entry.
Althou&h UCI ( 1"7) m beaten tbe
llb1 of Cal State CIA>e Aqelet) and
Nev.S. Southern thil year San Die10
State (20-6) will probably be .tne
Anteat.1' t.oqhest foe. IAadl"' the Aztec charge tonight
wUl be &-7 center Al Stalecky. an
UC lnble 8u Diet• State
1-3 CunniJ11h.am F Martinaen M
8-1 Sanden F Clem ~2
M Heckman C Skalecky &-7
5-U MlDner G Eveleth 6-3
M Parley G Miller M
mJe mention amall college AD·
AnMrlcan. He's a menace on the
ho9rdl and a cmsiateot scorer.
8 111 Dllco'a leading point-maker,
however, bl M guard Da'•e Miller,
a U.8 ICOl'lf.
SUlecky and Eric Ma.rti.n.aon (M )
mDI up h majc:r part of San Dieao'•
~gels to Faee CU.
Hinton in Right Fiela,
Hit,s 5th in Hain Lineup
PALM SPlUNGI, callf, (AP) -
Otuck Htntoa'1 tint •= for the California .U,.lil Sa will
be to play rliM fteld ud bit in
the No. 5 dot.
In tuturt tun• bl mJitst bl molt
aywbere llDc:t bl ca plaJ 111.1 fll
the outaeld and tnntJd polltSom and
Regan Aims
For ADother
Resurgence
VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Los
Angele. Dod&tra relief pitchu Phil
R e I a n won come-back--0f.the-year
honors in 11188 and he'd like to do
it again in 1988.
"I've worked out all winter. just
as I did before the 1996 season,"
Regan explained. "I'm far ahead of
last spring when my arm bothered
me until the All.Star break."
The 30-year-old right.hander. who
posted a 14-1 record in 1966. said
he had hurt his arm th.t fall during
the Dodgen' vtait to JQ&D 10 took
Jt easy during the winter.
He 1Upped to a &-9 record 1 a 1 t
aeaaoo.
"This spring, I fMI like I did in
19S6." be explained.
Regan had a 15-9 record with Detroit
In 1963 but had been conaJgned to
the minors when the Dodttra acquiffd
him to bolster the bullpen In ta
"'!le year before he hid been 1 .. ~
with the T1ger1 and 9-$ wttb Syracuse
Regan a n d Jim Bnwlr (5-4) are
tbe o~ relief pttc:Mn back from
la.at year's aquad. 'ROD Perranosld.
Bob Miller and Dick E1an d~
Yll trad11 durinl tbe winter.
lkllll cloem't appear bothered by
tbt pr()lfed of ldditlcmal presaun.
"I lib tt pkdl. a lot." bt ..W.
''Jkcau.e ti* I ...._ bettilr ceatrol.
Ccluntin& ,tbt J"9D1M trip, I WU bllt,_._._-.-.
"Bat I jmt dkiD't f•l rilht tut
MUClll and aar ... tad, I hUrt 1D1
arm .,._ Tbll IDrlal. tho-. r
llel »a I did t. I.Iii'! -
* * * Gnipefmit Slate
mi.,. wind up • h laduff bitter.
1'be n.,..ar-old veteran oame to
c.utorn1a from Cleveland where he
blt ."5 Jut INIOn, well below hll
top American League seuon, 1962,
when bl WU .310 in Wuhinaton.
Be made tbl American League A1J.
Star team Jn 1* u an outfielder
altboqb bl allo played third bale
that JM?.
Duriq lie 1182 campaign, hi11
defenalv. poationt included shortstop
and ucond base u well " the out·
fleld.
Manager Blll Rigney plans to look
at Hinton in several spots and hopes
bil bat rtllinl Jta potency.
The An&ela open their Cactus
League ahibition season facing the
Oblcago Cuba on Saturday in Palm
Sprin11 and the two dubs bettle here
&lain Sunday.
Veteran southpaw George Brunet
drew the opening pitching assignment
for the Angels and will be followed
by Bobby Locke and rook.it Ken
Tatum.
Tatum. wbo wu 12-6 wMh San Jose
Jut year. has been signaled out by
Rigney as a tlardthrowUig right·
bander wbo is a fine prospect.
Manager Leo Durocher of the CUba
will uae front line pitchers Joe Nietro
and Rich Nye followed by young Tom
MIDdile.
Ripey bad no big surprises in hll
batting order as be gave the leadoff
tJSOt to centerflelder Jay Jobnatone
for the opener.
Following Johnotone In the order
are Jlm Fregosi ss, Rick Reichardt
If. Don Mincher lb, Hinton rf. Paul
Schaal 3b, Bob Rodgers c. Bobby
Knoop 2b and Brunef
Durocher leads off wtth rookie Jose
Arda at abort.stop, Lou Johnson rf,
Billy Wllliams If. Ron Santo 3b. Ernie
Banta lb, Randy Hundley c. Adolfo
Phillipe cf, Glenn Beckert 2b and
Nlekro.
The Antell "B" tu m new to
Guadalajara, Mu .. for 1amea today,
Wurday \and Sunday qainst op-
pot!tion fNm tbt Mutce Leap.
CaU.fomla'1 roster bet-ame comp~
TbundilJ w\tb tbl arrivll of veteran
outfttlder JllmlUa Hall.
PresSure
.. .
reboundin1 ability. Tbly'll mateh
themselves with Irvine'• Mt k e
Heckman (M ) and Jeff CUiminlbam
(6-3).
Coach Geor1e Zlepnfuaa' tall NDd
of 1harpebooter111 pvtlculu)J potat
now , M¥lna won eitllt ltraot ad
has dropped to ltaUoa H .In Mbll
defensive statistics, allowf.Dt om, •7
polnta per pme.
San Dteto overeame tbt J • • 1 of starter Bob Lunctsra (bee 1$r1)
at mld-aeuon, jelled and blCa Jmock.
ing off tVll'JODt iJI liCbl '1'blJ blcPd
the touati CCAA c b a nap i o a 1 b 1 p •
automatic.U, qualitltBI '*a far h
regiooala.
The Aztecs tcpped NITd Soatlwn .
in the repantl -flala Jut -,.. at
San Ditto IDd umed a trip to
Evanavtlle tor the m1lanlll, where
they were beaten bl trJpi. overtime
by lllinoi1 8tlde. 7'7-7&.
It's been a banner year for the
Anteaters, also, and no one wbo uw
three ol their b6t wlDI tbla ,... will
rule them out tonilbt
The ftrlt bll lhocker ll'vlne puJled
was an 14-C victory at Cal State
(Loa Ansetn) on Jmuary lt. A week
later, Davit' tum llJt 81 percent el
ita sbota Jn an lmpreuive IMO win
at San Fernando Valley State.
And on February 17, UCI knocked
off Nevada Southern ln av.-thne, a.
81.
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Kings Unload
On Seals, 9-2
CLIAllNCI THI ICOIUN9 'ATH -Claasy John
Vallely dell'I tbt way fer more ~ room dur-ina Th~ bettte tn tt>e ... Jaycee bllketb&ll blnamtllt Ill CmitOI Colle&!. VaUe....:ly:._hit_._40__:.po_in_ts __ __._,:... ______ __,. _____ _
11 HORSES .DIE
IN ST A.BLE FIRE
Bndu, 8~ Vie
Pacific-8 Cage Action
To End This Weekend
BJ TU AMOCL\Tm PUSS
P ... buketball aeUoe winds up
Wttll trdtioeal sames thlt wMttnd
.... 1 lffect the tDp two apoU
ID Ula rlC't.
UCLA'• Bruins alNldJ bave 1\IC-e
Ciiiftall1 dlftmted --title and the 11...-.m OllifcrDla TroJ-un MJl.
"I
-J!erts la Brief
... ... . ..... .
tralNll Ping P!!f
New Angel'Ellis Talks
,,
tike Autom~tic Weapon
PALM SPRINGS -YQU would not
go ao far as to w~ what mikes
Sam.my run off 1t the mouth.
It is just that be talk.a fa.st. Quickly
and ln abort buntl, Ute an eutom.tic
weapon. Engaging Sammy Ellie in
converution la aomethina like a game
of verbal ping poag where be doe
all the serving.
Of course, Sammy baa bad coo·
aidierable opportunity to pracUce.
Since hls arrival on the d8eert tD
put on the baseball cottume Of the
california Angell, EW1 bis bftn
relentlessly pursued by a rwtber llrae
number of baseball~·
Strolling down the b o u le v I t d ,
bandlome S a m m 1 rwembllt a
Hollywood actor and. hJ1 entourage.
What the writing IVY• wlsb to learn
ii SMllJbJ'• aid• ~ his •4>1"1.' Brilftf, hit story la thiJ. Sammy.
a rtC)llMndal pttc:her, won 21 Pnwt
for the Cinctruiatl Red11 ill 1986. Illa
total faded to 12 ln 1961 -finally crumbW to eight 1ut rummer.
UndlntlDl.tbly the joarulilts wish
to know .. thla .i. all •~ut. 'nle
trouble 1-, IO aoe. Samm"/.
"I NaDy c1on~t know," E1lla r.Wea
In !di quiet TOlce, '"but lt I Md
ta "*'· I'd .., I won 22 games too IOOD.
"See, I Wll OIUy ID my ~
year. It would blvt bea better If I coo1d have bullt up to tt more
u.1J. "Tbl lat year ~ aped9d
Ille to re~. I wanted to repeat
eo bad I Ofuldn't think Of anything
elae. That cellltd a lot of pre11ure
a.ad I WU trJtnc too hard and
evwytbing went tt ... beij."
11tere followed, Samm.y 1aya, a
perlod of areat confullon.
"'Ibey tbouibt I would l1nd It aeatn
evn"Y. day '° the, kept runnina me out th.rt:. t. 1ot 10 t ~u trying somethinf different every time I
t>ltcbtd. Man. was I mixed up.
"1.Juat tllank beew.i I didn't ndn
.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
BUD
TUCKER
' my arm. With aU the different
theories, 1 mean." ,.
Ellis it lllked u hi.I problem mllht
have been mental. You are reminded
ol a piicller the Allfell once had
named Ken McBrl<M wbo woke up on. momlne to find he could no lon~r
pttcb.
wanm.a, ., n t1ae _.. .... ,
McBride hi a worN beater. Be
ee.lt line tmwa tM MU ill-•P
• ear walll 1tf*'°Ut 1eUtn1 tt •et.
Tllel.nut'9wata.&M8Wlld.
he eowJd aot keep &lie b9D la Ute ,, n. u the '8tten dtda't 'tt It
tat, M.eBrble tlu'ew It oat. ·
. '. Killy Swears in Lett,er
"Ne," EWa up. "Tbere w11
....... UM .-a& wbla at. U I Clltll4
luwe I01l1ld tt H &be aide-. 1 weUlll't llllVe left It tlaere. I ;y.., ..... lftPeTl1 from uy place.••
llayk too m•clt ,.11 taut 1111
........ S...1 .... " .... '8.0'1 ,._., 1olfen U4I .la addlded
. -.~He Didn't Break Rules ..
demanded but 111111 llil MW Mlary
w. olDler t. f12J,OOO than SUl,000.
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N .... el th Pfew Yert Jetw wUI
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.. 1111Un1 wtaM M taa &lie ''WMtt ra~," I
"I ..... plaJ toll It Ille 1uamer,"
8emmf u71, d.llmJliblC .. tbewy . s. •Ilda for ... ,.. ., Sammy
E1111. It II new • maU.r fer die
fnlre.
"I am hmllno the ~e of acenery
wtn belp:;-'hl 11y1, "and I think
lt will. I feel bMter ner hfr• already
and it may be the anner.
''fll un you one thfna, I'm over·
joyed to be with the Angell. U they
had lfven me a choice of teama to
be traded to. I wouldn't have
hesitated. It would bavt been tile
An gt ls.
"It la lib comtq to the promll~
land. When they told mt J btd befn
traded to the Ancell, Jt wu u tboolh
the weight ot h world hH been
removf4 from m7 1boulder1."
OlJC'8 (Ollide With North Torrance tonJ.tht 1t 7:30 and Marini en·
oounf:'en ~teated Compton at 9. Winnen .come back SaturdiY'{or
the OOe decider. Huntlngton ia 26-3 8'Dd Marina 27-3 ~r ~e seasob,
OCC BATTLES
(Condllued from P11r H)
tenibly outclassed.
In fact, It would have been dillicult
to coovt.oce anyone that this same
band of Buc1 had averaged 100 points per game ln 18 drcuJt duels.
But the frantic Wetiel resorted to
pressure defense and the trick worked
wonders. San Francisco WEii forced
into four quick turnovers. which were
converted t.Q. buketa. The Bucs were
on tbttr wiy, but it was a long.
toug'h row to hoe.
1'tY whittled the 1ap to 49-45 at
halfftine. And they finally went ahead, n.n Wlth 10:07 remaining in regula-
tion as Bart Carrtdo split two
defemlve men for the go-ahead layup.
rt was Oranie Coast in command.
8N6, wtth two minutes left. But the
lo.sen fought back to tie it a.au
with l:U 1howin1 on the clock.
The P1rate1 went tnto the delay
offtnM, waiting for the eaay bucket
or the la.st-<titch ahot. They weren't
accorded the cripple so they set up
the final effort. However, Va1Jely w11
tripped up with ftve 1econd11 left and
the Rams knoeked the ball out of
bounds.
With tboae CCSF drums beating out
a deafenin& r h y t h m, the it.dcoats
ftred the ball 1cro11 cowt to Carrido.
hi Babiuch picked lt off llld took
a desperation 35-footer with two
... ondl to 10.
't wu ~ oil mark, and the battle
went ID overtime . c•••iTm "'"" M C\"Pf'fM Ill
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tlf ltlwrslde IOl
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Frazier Only
7th in WBA
Ring Ratings
SYLVANIA, Ohio (AP)
Undefeated Joe Fr a 1 i e r of
Philadelphia may be recognized as
world heavyweight champion in four
states but he's still only No. 7 in
the latest rankings of the World Box-
ing Association.
The rankings. released Saturday by
Arch Hindman. chairman of the
WBA 's ratl:Jgs committee. U~ts the
beavyweighu in the following onkr:
1. Jerry Ou.,rry, Bcllf1~ .. :er. Calli.:
2, Jimmy Ellis. Louisville. Jty.; 3,
Eduardo Corletti. Argentina: 4. Oscar
Bon&vena, Ar11trntln11 : 5. Floyd Pat-
terson. New York : II. Thad Spencer,
San Francisco: 7, Frazier; 8, Karl Mlldenber~r Germany; 9 Manuel
Ramos, Medco; 10. Dave Zyglewlcz,
Houston.
Quarry and Ellis are the finalists
in the elimination tourn&ment bac~ed
by the WBA. They meet A,.>rll ?:I.
Frazier stopped Buster Mathis 'tn
the 11th round tut Monday night to
win recognition u champion by New
York. Maasacbusetts. Maine and
lllinola.
Among Frazier'' 3J vlctlm1 ls
Booavena. P&ttenon, Spencer. and
Mildenberger were beaten ln the
WBA'a eight.man tourney.
The WBA allo named three bo1ers.
Quarry, Scotland's Ken Buchanan and
Australia's lJonel Rose to share
Fiehter of the Month honors. Quury
was cited for stopping Spencer in
the aemi~
Rockets' Finkel
Not Enough
To Stop Lakers
SAN DJEGO (AP) -San D~co
center Henry Finkel scored a career
hli!l 42 points Thursday niihl but
ffie'Los Angeles Lakers. led by Elgin
Baylor, defeated the Rockell 119-lO'l
in Nitiooel Basketball A1sociation
play.
Finkel, a former Laker. broke the
San Diego International Sporta Arena
and team 1coring records.
The team mark was 'J'1 by Don
Kojis and Saylor held the arena mark
of 41. Finkel scored 29 point. In the
final half.
The Lakers led by nine points 111
the fourth period opened and spw-ted
ahead 99-34 with 7:24 left.
Baylor ended up with 35 points and
Archie Clark added 28 for the Laken.
It was the 29th borne court defeat
of ttie aeason for the Rocketa, tylna
the NBA rec«d by Sen Francisco
In 1984-65.
,.
I
I; GLDN WBllB ...... Nit. .... LONG BEAOI ~~ Bip"a Vlkinc• ...U t.or.:U•b whet no
CIChe!' Soathtru • IChool team 1-Min Mia tit do tbls year
wben they 1Qfft9 off a g a 111 1 t
Compton'• uwdllmted Terbabes ln
h lecond WI of ~t'1 CIF'
butett.11 Mmiflnall at Long Beach • Arene. • /
A crowd al l,(Ol ii expected for
the I o'dock Uff, a remMch of ..,.
earu.r duel.
The Tarbabea -~ed DWJ)ber
one md Meded ftrat in ~· CIP' -
NCa'!_~ F M%~ld P .. ..,.,... c
1-1 Ta1Jer G
M Morris G
Marta
Bale .. 1
MoereM Stde"-1 M ••1•11 Beary M
rolled by coach Lute Olaon'1 Vik4s
in that struggle, 53-45, finishin1 faat
to break up a close game.
Coach Bill Armstrong led his amu-
tng group t:hrvugb 31 games without
defeat and the 'farbabe1 are two vie:·
tortes away from becomJng the CIJl''s
fint uobeaten caie power since 111152
when anooier Compton q u i 11 t e t
performed the ''miracle.''
Armstrong calls 01.soo's ouUit, "the
leCtlOd best team in the CIF -I'\'e
been saying so right aloog." He addl.
"If we get by tbem tonight I think
we'll beat either Bun\tniton a.ch
or North Torrance Saturday ID the
title game.''
Marina, Sl.IDMt Lqcue ruoaerup
and the seventh ranked team in the
Southland, is the only ~lwnpion
left from the orl81nal ftetd of 32 tltlists
and runnersup.
The Vikings bave knocked off three
straJght loop victors on the road to
tonight's comston. including 1 48-45
verdict over fourtb·aeeded Corona del
Ma:-Tuesday night. •
"We think we can beat Compton.'•
Olson reveals. "We've got to have
the ~ds and we can't let them
run. The secret is to eet them to
play our game. But the kids are
confident we can do It and so am
I."
Armstrong calls Marina cuter
Mark Soderberg "the finest pivobm:n
in the CIF." and also has a high
regard for forward Bill Moore.
However. the Coast Leaiue champs
are loaded with talent. The five
ltartera all average ln double fi,ures in the scoring columna. They
rebound like they wer. all seven feet tau · (they average almolt M per
man ).
Four of them are returnini Crom
a 1007 ouUJt that •boasted a 26-2
record.
The Tarbabes may be feellng the
pressure of the unbeaten record, ac-
cording to Armatroog. "I thou&ht I
noticed It in our Tuetday f4me with
Aviation," he says.
Compton has averaged 79.8 points
per tiff offensively. runnin1 up a CIF
record score of 129 wtille blasting
Lynnwood iJl a league tell
But the Tarbabea are also ru11ed
defensively. yleldini an averaae of
48.6 points a match.
The Vikings will probably be without
starter Gary White tonlg'ht as the
lattA!r Is still recovering from an ankte
1prain suffered Tuesday.
Greg Henry or Vince MoU are ex-
pected to f1JJ In.
MUSKIES SPURT
TO TOP AMIGOS
ANAHEIM (AP) -Minneaota went
ahead on Don Freeman's drtvinJ
layup shot with three minutes left
to play and went on to 1 124-\15
American Basketball A.Iodation vic-
tory over Anaheim Tht¥day nlibt
The Amigos uled gflly m players
and led m o s t of the game before
the former lWnola g u a r d put the
Muskies ahead 110-109.
Mel Daniels led the victors wtth
24 points and 19 rebounds. Jolm
Fairchild had 32 points and Lei
Selvage 24 for tht losers.
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H_.,1 left bee.
* * * I.OS ANGEL!S -Trd an4 fttld
Old Number 5 Is Back • ID Business ..
~pleb" .......... .,... Cd·
_. eefltClat. Wit .. Wetbftd. ,,.. .. Jn eetion.
........ Callfoftda'• Trojaftl, ..
f'IDdlll •tlofta! elt IC I 1 m. fraft1 to
TUiCoa tiJ -.t OM UltMltf) el Alt·
-. • 111.-.1 at'llhmoL UOLA't 8ridnf ID.,._ ......... II
1'*mpi tbat alPt. 1
Oc:ddefttAl mid ....... ""' ........ ~ ....... ....,
~"*"'~-Of 'aiedo&" • *·· 1 *.
u the Yankee•' quarten. B 111
McKechnle ftelct. the place where aie
A'• ttatn. wu butlt way back In
the tn>'1 and 1t one of the oldest
baaeball fields lit aJJ Florlda.
But Joe la uthu1ta1dc about the
whole thlnt. Tht ptace be.re, h.18 ncw
job and tbe yoimptera on 0Ulud'1
roeter .
''Thi• tld Rldi Monday Is 1bapin1
up u a heUun hne blllplayer," aata.
DiMaglo. ·•11e•1 oa11 22 aod I like
the way be ntriP the Mt. Ht bMn
down all the tbff; I don't De ~
tbe ~ 1M CGmet tt plaJ.
All of 'em ~ amt ta 1'117. Tldl
boy bcm bt'1 pd, but k'Jl U..
when ~ t.U hlti t01Mthl¢ ,, ADd tbll'e'• uoCW ntftilW., ....
ljt JllC.bon. .... l:ltR ~ .tth. a. '11 tau • UtGt Umt to r.rn but lit'I (OlQI to IMI a_.,. d .'•" DlMaalo. ID .. -m~. lwn't
IWllll • bet 1D tbHia ,..... ftat'• •
•
becauae of a dlsc In b1a back. ti
hlJ time ttioup he nrunt • bit UM
few other• before or alter him. MOtt
of tbe kids with the A'1 ha" aevu
Me.ft him PlA1· ,..
Jt UJ)3et hJm a year aco when ·a national magaitne reported ba bJd Pll.ted up the le&IOQ opener ii So tranclaeo m l'J to Goldtft ON P'ltldl
instead and that wbile ht •1.1 thn9
bt llirl be GD ltGter attocfed balfbd
PmtC beelUlll th«7·1mwd blm. '1 .....,. did tblt at all," uW
1-D. ''The onl1 r..-n I dkta't
"' ... op-. Giit ~ ... ._._ ~ ralDld .. 'fW'T. 1*d 4llid I • • Y • r beUtYed *Td Dia. ,.
"Ya. I .... •l .... r I e. traet ...
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VIHEN HITTING ON A HARD SURFACE
In negotiating o shot from bore mud or some similar
hard surface, you must contact the ball with your club-
heod before the club reaches the lowest part of its ore.
Hit the ball, then the ground. If the club strik• the
grovnd fj "t, it wi II bounce off the hardpan and top the
ball.
To hit the boll first, make certain that it is ploy~
farther back than normal in your stance, but with your
h:>ndl well forward. This positioning wi II reduce theef-
fect ive loft ofyovrclub, soyouwill need to 1.ae a more-
lofted club than normal to achieve much heiqht on the
shot.
NEVfl tEFOaE OfFEa£01 Miold l'al~r's boald.t •Hi1tl119
the trans• glv• c:holnplllnlhip tlpa to he lp shorpen yOJJf lron-
r1"11 technl~. S9'd ~ and • tt-p«I, r9tvm envelope to
Arnold l'al1Mr, In core of this ,,....,.,.r.
Santa Anita
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lafftat ,,,.._ CW Me/lomevl 111
lrlllt "rleMllllP IM Y-) 114
L-a., Ill Gerda) •109
RACE
RESULTS
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lu•ldled -Mlnllall "'°°"-
llCMO UCI. ' ~ 4 .,..,
eldt arid uo. Clelmlne. ""'M MJ00 •11llrtl (W llllml UA •.• '4
••••I O..le IHetmell) U.• LOI
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Tim.-1. 1t J/S.
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Tl--Jl 1/S.
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•ou•TH llACI. • lurlono. I .,.,,
olll Ollles. Clalml11t Purw "500,
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TlfM.-1 n l!S
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) \'Hr """ """' U5GD Hall lo laclllt (J Stll•nl , .. 400 320
Hell lo l!asl fJ Lamberf l ' IO 3 00
NtHlre IA PIMda ) l 20
Tl.,,._ I ~
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old• Clelml"ll. PvrM UIOt Wl•re• ,.,,.,. IJ Gennletl .. .,, ,.
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Wi ... CommallCMr IYUJI) J 4
l l,,,._1 10 4•S
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Entries
I'm Fnl CW Herrlal 117
See Senor IM Valtnzuele l 111
G-S. IL fllnu'f Jr) llS
L....i "low (W l lllm I 111
IHU Juen (J Sellen! 114
S.1111 Soll (W HarmatJ) 120
SICOND •ACI. ' fvrklllft. 3 vtar
olds. Allowancn. l'VrM usoo.
H•r• Comet Troullle (M v11enzuelel 12'
Loci! In (J Gol\UIHI x111
'leasl.,. T'*""" U Sellers) 117
War , ... (W KINNh) 117
Finl Male (J Lamllef'M) 110
Finl Male (J Larntlerfl I»
fl GrH U ........... , 117
CuPld O.ncld IW lluml 117
Wl11nlt Mae IL 'lflC.IY Jrl 117
II 111 CO Pltrce) 120
'THl•D aACI. ' fvr'-•· Maldefl * .,..., old collt .. """-· , .. , .. "°"' Den't Lie 116 Vallfttve .. ) lll
••1111Mr1 1111 CM ,,....._) lll
Metlwllle L.artl (W ...__) llt
•nu,......1 n M Yuul 111
c-11,.. IM Y-1) 111 wi..-. ''""' u Sellen) 111 Lllltlllllt ..... IJ Oona.ala) •llJ
A·Cl!i.f Acome II A , ....... , Ill
Courf "ool II Va...._..I 111
.MonltfY lrolttr (M Valtlliuelt ) 111
Maritt! lff Cl J Lt'"blrt) 111 0e..i l1111 (W lllirll I Ill
llOU•TM llACI. ' lvr-... 4 YMf -........ ,.,._.,,..._ ............ •'*' Makw 11 1w tta,_111 m lltl JCIM ~ U OollJ.lln) 11117
T,.lfl( CM..-(J L.tmMrt) 1U
Flftanee Kint (M .. ~) 111
lrltllll Molllrdl IW lhlml 111
S..lat Md SMlll IM Y-l 11'
AvretlUt II (J S.llenl 122
1tov1I Houll IM Valtlllllelel ll7
""'™ •ACI. 1 111' '"lln. J v-ar oldl. Allowancn. ...,,.. MOOG. TN
J--Clull Jlll\len.
-QeMrele (A ,!Mde) llS
At1M ll Ca'""') lU
Ctyslel '*""' .. "' ,. O.rdal l!llJ See NnNllloll (M Yuul JU
Anwell-IL "Incl' Jr) IU Hlltlr CO "lffcll llS A-T-Of LandOll (J Sellers) 111
G.tlla* (M Veltnluelel llS F-r Snell IJ Lamllerf) 111
ltboUnd (J GollUltl) X111
OlalMfllf Holt IM Y eMtl 1 U
llXTM •ACL • Iv,,__ 4 ¥Hr aldl
end ~. Aliow-. l'vNe WJD0 Tiii
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Hetti,,.. ''" (W l lum) 11' ElectlGll De\' IL "ncav Jr) ltt
Comic 1'1110'# ID "'-ral 11'
G'"ln IJ Lamti.rfl 122
lana11 (f Alvt,.11 111
llVllfTM aACI. 1141 mlln. 4 .,...,
-and "" Claulflld .,._._ l'vNe ........ Tiii Mllrr11fl SIUll.
AMetlot'• Artl ( 0 "!ere• l 114
"•lro (W ~) 111
Pll,,_ (L .. lllUV Jrl 111
LlvlMood Cl Valelnuele) "' f'MrlMo U LemMrfl 114
Hiii SlllM (W Har1ac:ll) 1U
Luciano Olea I' Alva,.a) 11•
l(IWllborOU911 (J Goft:Ulnl •111
llOMTM IACI. I~ ,..,._, J VM•
elds •M .,. T"8 ...... Mitt HaftdlUp
Pul"W ll OLIOI ...... ti.is.• _,.,..
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8-P,_ LMMI IA "IMUI 1U
A· Ovllcall .i-tlM tW HarTla I 11 •
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Ale ·-(J Larnbtrfl 1f7 C·lltft ID "lemtl 111
,.. Tvmllle WINI IJ Sei~I 11'1
Moel Holf (W Halmehl 121
O'Karll (( V1ltnlvelt I 11S
Gwldlt11 T,.. '" Alwrwl 111 ........ Mllillt (l ""'" J1 111 KINI ,...., (W ~ In
,,_.. teM 1W eMlll 117
Area Nines
Drowned
Thursday
'n>e rain stopped Mater
Del from add1111 to its
bae1baH winning &treat of
fow and it kept Newport
Harbor from making tt two
in a row.
The Monarchs. owners of
four wins lo four tries. were
rained out before tbe first
pitch in tbeir scheduled
game at Corona.
N e w p o r t • h owever.
journeyed to Long Beach
WU.on and went three full
innings before rain stopped
the non-league contest.
Ed Waahko had pitched
wen ac<:ord!ng to coach
Andy Smith ~ the game
fell one-half innlng short ot
being official
The Tara led at that point
1-0 thanks to a single by
Ktn Hanley in the first in·
ning, a wild pitch and a
run·S<:Oring hit by Rieb
Warner.
It ls doubtful if the game
can be rescheduled due to
Wllsoo's league schedule
and the fuH slate o f
Newport.
Boes Second
In Iron Man
Trophy Race
Wlttl spring aporta 1tlll re-
mainring to decide the neue,
Fullerton bolds a MVen-
po\Dt lead over Oranae
Coast Coll... ' in the Easte-n
Conference Iron M a n
Trophy standings.
Both sclloola claim two in·
divlduai t e a m cham-
plonahJpa. Orange Cioalt in
basketball and water polo
and Fullerton in football and
cross country.
Fullerton's second place
finishes in tbe two sporb
that OCC woo have given
the Hornets tbe lead.
Standings to d a t e :
Fullerton 42, Orange Coast
3S, Santa An.a 33Y.a, Mt. San
Antonio 30J,2, Riverside 28,
Golden Welt 2&. Cypress Z3,
San Bernardino 19, Cll.affey
18, Citrus 12.
Midgets Run
At Speedway
A new track record could
be in the mating Saturday
rught at a when tl.e United
States Racing Club midgets
try out the new type clay
surface at Western Speed-
way (formerly 0 range
County).
A newly formulated clay
wb.lcb iJ billed to hold up
under the punl!hment of lhe
big engines has been cov-
ered over the quarter-~
track at El Toro.
Top drivers inclade Don
Staudinger of Anahelm drlv·
Ing the Lynch Offy and
Lowell Sachs of Escondido
with bia Newnam Offy.
-..... -.. ~ ...
"-"' C-... Mer (DI (411 "9e
IOI -1, Hart (Cl t. HNfft IC)
1 KtCIY Ill. Tlmt1 1U . nt -I. Hatt (C) 1 C-'I (Cl 1 Jdl,.lon IC). Tlmr. :U.I.
4# -I, Garber (Cl 2. S!lollfl (II 3 • ...,... (C). Tlllle: JU.
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(Cl 1 lutnftflell CCI. Time: 2:GU.
Mlle -1. ~ Cll t. Ml (" J. Nel>lrt (Cl. Tl-: 4:•.o. >Mlle -1. ..,.... ICI 2. ._,_
(Cl 1 •"' (Cl. 1'1!11e1 lt:S4.t. 1• H H-I. ,,.,._. IC) 2. TrMlr Ill J. ,._ (I). Time: IS.t.
1" LH -I. n.-1111. ~
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IC) J. lf'M. Oltta..a: ,..S
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ltt -I. Sorllllr (C) 2. O'Mtll
IC) 1 Hvttt"-(() Timi: 11.l.
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'1t HH -1. Dtltllor (Cl 2. OUlll• (() J Tlllrnft (Cl. Time: 'II. ..
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HJ -1, H"' (Cl 2. KrW IQ l. Ttr" (Cl. Heltlllt' H . U -1 Otl!IW IC) 2. T.,,., (C I 1 INL Dlall11Cl8: i.4 ~ -I. '-""'"' (() 1. ,..._ ICI l. KfWfMI ICI OlallftO: ~ c .. c ....... Mtt ,., 141 .....
100 -I. ,,._.. IC) 2. Mllttw
ICI J. bll-IC). Time: 1 .. f.
1IO -I Mvlttr ICI l. l'-
ICI l. ZaMr IC). Timi: a.t.
... -I. It-<Cl 2. HlltM IC) J. Farr., (C), Tllne: 1 :U...t.
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121 LH -I. Kellam ICI 2. ~
CCI 1 HaorweN (Cl. TI-: 147.
HJ -1. H.,_ .. (Cl 2. L ....
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Sport Calendar
S.tmlay
BatebaU -Mater Del .t
San C~mente (3:15).
Tennis -Golden West Ill
Grossmont (10 1.m .).
Gymnastics -UCI M
CCAA Coofeuoce CMID·
(7:30) .
YWtltJ ..,.......,.1 ,., ..........
1• -I. 9uc$1M1 IW) t. 0.IT (HI 1 I-IW) Time: lU. m -1. WW-(HI 2. llldla.M IWI. 1 ~ (W). f'9 tlfne. .e -1. Wllll-(HI 2. "IWIM fMl J. __.. CW) • .ftM: 4U.
.. -1. ~ (W) t. T1llet
(W) J. loeNldl (HI. TIIM: 2:11.l.
Mlle -1. Slllntt (H) 2. SdWlld
(WI 1 MdUVr9 (H), Timi: 4:».&. ~ Mlle -I. Klllletrldl (W) t.
laflffM (H) 1 Orta 00. TIIM1
lt:2U. 120 H H-1. J-Of) 2. hell ...... (WI l. Miiier IMI. Time: 11.4.
llO LH -1. J-(H) 2 • .,.._ .... (WI 2. Miiier (H). TllM: :n.t. ._ ....... -I. w.tmlntlW'. TlfM:
44.l Mlle • ...., -1 ............... ._,.,
Me flme, HJ -1. Mc:GMll'f IH) t. .... (W) 1 Mattllm 00 . ...-11 M.
U -I. l<ldtlilncl (W) t. MenlMa
CHI 1 TMb (HI. Ol.ta"": lM. ,,Y -1. L.wb (HI 2. Ava•
IHI 1 hlllUlet IWI. Hlltflt: IM. SI' -" ,.__ ( H, 1. MciCalltt
(W) I. MlllW' IHI . OltlllMe: •11'11 ...
.......... (01(•1• ........
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1 lltlrnlllv IHI. Timi! M.t. at -1. Cock !WI t. .,_ IHI a, 8-(W ). TlfN: J.U
Mt -I, ConNdl IWl t. TIM (WI I. ~ (Hll Tll'lll: 1:27.S.
1m -1. lo1-IHll I. McGee
CHI) Mavvllle IH•l Time: :41.1. .... IW) 1. S~ (HI) "-: ~(1111)1.~(WIT..,,.:
I~ LH -I. ,.,,...., f'#\ t. ..._ (W) a. ........ O•l '11'1111 ,.,
.. lltllaY -1. W..tml ... llr TllM:
1•04 HJ -l. McGIVMY (H) t. olMMewa
(W) 1 Mdhutll1911 IWl Hlllftl: )of u -1. l roon (HI) 2 K"""ffllr (WI 1 si.w-IWI .....,,
DbtltlCI: IM ll'V -1. C"'*' (Hll 2. MCGMWI'
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llll -l NlcMll 00 2. Meolw
(W) a. ....-Y 0411 Tll'IM: J:IM
1• LH -1. WI• IHll 2. Oel0«9o
C'WI I. Kfft (WI TllN: U.• ... at!W -l. W..tnlllllfw Time:
11:, -1. 14e1t IH•I t. Wlla IHI) 1 ..... (W) ....,,, $11,
U -1. Mattodta (Wl t. 0...0.
,..., 1 wi. , ... , IMat.o: '~
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........ ,.::11 Ml) ....... .
... -'· ,... (l'V) 2. 0.-. (l'\I) 1 WtM (M). Tirnr. JI.A.
--1, .M!I ,....,, 1 .... (Irv) I. ... (MJ. Tllwe: a.I. .. -\. SIMfliar (flV) t. Mc.A lll1w
(PVI. I. UINf (M). T1fM: ....
--1 . ...,.. ll'YI L ......., (M) t. •8""'6M (l'V). TlfM: l:OU. Mlle -1. Cllrlstleno <l'VI 1. ,._
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HJ -I. COOl'Nle IM) 2. M«ea
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flV -1. "-(l'Vl t. T.,.tlMa
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0-.-•.ll ....... Yallw ...... ....... ... ........ ,,... 14') <Ml .......
1• -'· ~· (!IV) 2. --(l"V) .. ~ (l'\I), TllM: ,. ...
M -1.~tMI. .... ,,.,,,~ ....... ,...tu
c.io.'"' u o-in1 111
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...., 'lnole IM Y-1 lit ~.,. ....... , 111
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--I. IM (V) i, Y*""-(V) 1 ~I IV) TIMo: SU
--1, ,_ (V) 1. 0.-(VI 1 ,_ (NH) Tll'lle: 2t&7
Ml.. -I. T-(Y) f, CenCfte
(NHI :a. 0-(NH) TlnM: 41lU.
Uo\111 -l. ,,,_..., (NH) 1. llr•
"'ltnte (V) 1 ~ (V) "11M:
t:M.1
1'1 NH -f, ~ (NH) 2. Kled!IW (V) 1 L-fNHI Timi: IU ,
1• Uf -1 Hlcbl' OHfl 2. Keckler CVl L ..._ (VJ TirM: "·· .... ...., -1 ......... ~·Timi: 0 .1 Mlle • ...,, -I. SMl9 Atta VelMJ Time: J:Jl.t
HJ -1. L~ CVI t. fa: ....
INH) 1 lvtltr (NH) Htlollt: •t
U -I. P'llN& (\I) 1. ,..,.,.
(NHI 1 Ecdla (NH) D~ »IYt
'1V -I. ,.,.,._ IV) t. llllfllr
(NH), WIN INHI • wan.ce IV)
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..._. Ill) Clf) ....... \I*' 1• -I. llaM (NH) t. CM1llfl
(V) 1 I(_,.. (NH) TinM: 1U
DI -I. lloM CNH) I. C«tlll\
(VI I. IC_... (NH) T""': IU
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(NHI :a. "'-IHHI Tll'M: J.-1f.t I• HH -1, •ney (Ntfl 1 C....
(Nt4) 1 WI .... (NH) Timi: t7 ..
l1t LH -I. """ CNN) Z. C:... (NH) 1 Cdllll OfH) Timi: 14.2
-llfllv -1. "-f Tllftlt f:kt HJ -1. ....., (NH) 1. IC9l'9
IVI 1 Oelll INHl Hlltllt: H U -1. llood CMH) t. ,._ (HH)
1 c;.,_ '""' OW-: 1"1'111 '1V -1, C..-(NH) 2. ~
(NH) 6 Meore CNHl Heltl\ll: TN S.. -1. Wllleo (NH) 2. hlll = 1 ~ OIHl OINMit:
c. .... ,... v • .., f.1 <• ....... 1• -'. 0.-CVl 1. """ (V) t. Sdlvlll (NM) n..: 1t.7 1• -1, ktlvltl (lfH) 2. a\ftll Ma V1lle'I I. _,...... CNHI M
"':e -1 • ...._.. M t. Me111e
(MM) I. ....... (ltH) 'TIM! l:JI.&. 1• -I, lllWIMI <MIO 2. ........, OM) a. .. ......., ( ... ) T1fM: a\IU
111 LH -1. 0.-(V) 2. .._.,
(NH) J. DtlM INHl T1me: lU
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INHI I. ·-INH) Dlillllla: •3
1111 SI. Clair Sa:
Our Costa Mesa -New·
port Harbor L l o n I Club
have bullt C o 1 ta Mesa
Park into the finest park
around, a1moet by them·
Mlves.
They toot the ''Scare-
Crow Carnival" o f t b • earlJ 30' 1 a n d turned lt
1Dto the blatlt Fun and
Fund event -Of every 7ear.
Tbe annual Lion'• Club
nth Fry and Parade, held
tbe lint w.t.nd of June,
bu alreldy dooated owr 1
quarter of a millioa dollarl
to local youth acUvWu.
DM St. Clair la St. Clalr
8arWa I01d IO 1Da111 l'llb
Pry Data wttb .... bld:rcwt.
that be na N• Beilidt ~l•d blPli U.. ID
Lii PAYNI, O.Hy Pl'-t chW ......,.,..,
parM* IVthor ... -.... ltwtrudw, ..... the Dally,...,,,.....,..._ , .. ,.nee camera thlt
can lheot • IMftY • tM. ~,... ~
h 's the latest ..,Itron to an .,....., of dllMf'M
he used to shoot'°""....., pktvrel In 1967_:
lnclu.llnt one peup of h shots which .. ,,,..
him the,,... c1W'1 11a..t ,...._Series"' awenl.
........ the 0rlftttl County ,,_ Ctula. ..
RICHARD KOIHLI~ 51 ti. Delly P1Mt lltaff ~
_...,... .._. "' .._ ....... • ~ a "**"
................... .,. crt.M -cahltr111ll1
and t.'1 one of th9 bed *er• ahofH men '"
Southern Caffferft6e. lvt t. .,...... his ftrMfi~
.... yw .. lhootfnt ... ,.., .. flw ~.,
a Uttle ..,, en a ..t ef twiftilnt rlftll which Wei\
...................... ,....Wei"~
He ahe tot the~·.,._, 5,.m ......_,, ••N
fer .......... ectt... ...... ;-
)
... '
LYLI HAIGH Is tt. nwn yew 1lmed ...wr -
at the o.a1y Pllet. He's .w Arttreem ._...,~
A,.,,_,,, ..... of the..._, ...... WllHMt ~
.._ _. ...-ator of Ms wn lfUlle In L iau 1•
~ wMre he spedalbell lft pertrllt .........
~ ""' .....-atlon coplel, this ... m..iw
cnfbmlft whe knews ltt. ............ He prlftW "'9
,..._ wtnnfftl Mfltl,,.. a.r.uthf Meir IJir tlte
........ ,......,..,...,. wfth .......... ...,..
11,191 Shots Last Year·.:
' ...
(
1
tio
ra·
Cr
thl
5J> nu
ed
oe
Co
I
~
-
·:.gudk• for tlUa year'•
(npon ( R.I.) kt BermlNla
itiee will bf determined fJ'om a table or curte f1f
time allowances similar to ftie Narth Ammcen Y acli t
Speedboats
On Display
At Center
-. .. ...
Tiniest Boat
Wm Miami,
... -, , "" "
Chandler 1
Enten;.
Rum Run
1k Of'! Ill JOc ~/p
J0c ohW10 JOr phwle 7.1< .....
l!IC ohw ,
,.~Of ••l~I
1k l!l'IW(l) lOt ~ .. ,.
JOt ..... "
~ ohw Ill
JOc ""'",,m JOc .,,,.,,m
JOc Dllw/p(J)
10t ll!IW 30c phw/PlJl
1le ---7)( .,. .. 111
lOt PllW/Pll1
JOc lll!w1'UI
...
tk Pl!W II)
dcttf!w/p
45c lltf#/p « riftw/p
2X ohw « pflwl•
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'·~· MMU I. 1968
All Scholars
H orwr Roll Split
At Heinz KaUer
Honor Roll suqnla from
Heim Kaiser School ln New-
port Beach have been an-
nounced. Honors have been divided
into two cate1ories, hon«
roll, wblch nqu!res a B av-•&&• and scbolanhip wblcb
require• a B plus to an A
averaae.
Ell)rtb crade acholanhip
ltudenu Include Sharon Al-
lee, Karen Arnold, Tom Bar·
Gett, Robyn Beckner, Eliz.
abeth Bingley, Bob Camp-
bell, Malcobn DeMllle, Ger-
ry Gllbert, Glyn Goodall,
Terrey Bawtlnt, Paul Hel·
ney, JtobiQ Hill, Sue Howe,
Donna Heublcb, Steve Kem·
merly, Keri Krone, Klnllko
Kumamoto, Brenda La n e,
Nancy Lane, Debbie Law-
900, K1nten Undblom and
M.aria MacMillan.
Other ICholanhip students
lo the elgbth arade are Andy
Marttnei, S t e v e Metcalf,
Rachel Minor Marc Mitch·
ell, Carol Mosely, Randy
Nettles, Karen Odneal, Rodi
Opp, Scott Palmer, Dale
Price, Paula Reichle, Dan
Remer, John R u d e n s k 1,
lkarla Schmidt, Judy Slmp-
100. Unda Smith, Diana
Snider, JennUer Suchomel,
Gllllan Symonds, M a r t h a
4'iUey, Peggy Todd and San-
dy Wald.
fl'll-GRADERS
Those 1n the elgbth grade
atta1nlng honor roll are Ter·
ry Albritton, Jane Anderson,
Dan Andrews, Sue Ann-
• t r o n 11 Guy Auatln, Amy
Bjorkland, D a v i d Black-
wood, Gary Brace, Andrea
Buono, Mike Burry, Mite
Byers, Martha Cutcnna.
BlO Cbadwict, Gre1 CcU1ns,
Jtandy Cocm, Linda Coudray,
Buddy Cox, Loren Dake,
Carol Davia, Bob Ellworth,
Ernest Feiae. James Flab,
Judi Freeman and Cb:Ntie
Frost
Others .Include: JennUer
Gernnant, Cathy Gllbman.
'Debra Hadley, Lynn Hieb,
Margaret Hirata, Sue Hoff-man, Caro 1 Hornby, John
Jacobson, Leo J a r j o m b,
Melanie Jobmoa, Ge<qe
Kent, John Kin& Robert
Kllar, J a me • Landreth,
Karin Lundell. Gndy Lyda,
TODJ Marso. Vktl Manor,
Joe ?Urcblar1attl. Debera
Marta, Llaa Mock. Bomde
NelJGn, Sherri NelaOJl IDd
John OWwan&.
Final eighth IJ'aden se
Jean Partel, Pat PattiJon,
Susan Perkinl, Gre1 Ripp.
toe, Robert Rolabelm, Craig
Rozean, Chria Sela. Rounne
Salyer, Kitty Samoker, Ron
Schoenmehl, DebbJ Spen-
cer. Vlctie Tlbt>etl, Gree
Tyson, Steve TJson, Johll
Vleathenra., Mlcbelle Wea..
ver, Haig White, Loree Wil-
liama, Gary Wolfe IDd Dru
Yarnell
'111 GRADERS
Seventh lf8de students
who received ICbol.arahip
booon an Alan Andrews,
Vicki Ban-, Melinda Cotton,
David Egli, Allee Fellstad,
Deniae Fey, Deanne Fun-
nell, CatheriDe Grier, Cbria·
ty Hamilton, Susan Hamil-
too. Susan Hochman. Vicki
Kemmerly, Dawn Littlejohn
and Karen MalmquW.
Others receiving scbo1ar-
sbip honors are Lisa Mayer,
Sherry Miller, Mila Mikh·
ell Melanie Mizell, Bonnie M~ier, Robert Pleiler, Jan·
et Potter, Tom Pridonoff,
Diane Rudenaki, Diedra
Smith, Leonard Uhley and
Ellen Bercovit:z.
ON HONOR ROLL
Those seventh grade stu-
dents attalnlng honor roll
are John Andrews, Susan
Austin, D a n i e 1 Barrett,
Cheryl Balcombe, D a T t d
B tr r y, Jane Blackwood,
Cindy Caricof, Doug Car-
penter, Jeff Chamley, Cath·
erine Denlgan, David Do-
aier, Danny Faulds, Steve
Friewald, Sharon Ifill, COil·
Die Hlnboa, Bonnie Howey,
Julie Jacbcln, Susan Janeas,
Dana Kemper, Will Kent,
Sandra Kleeman and Paul
Kriebicll.
Other MVenth graders are
Glen Magnusson, K a t h y
Means, Brad McDonald, ~
retta McVay. Diane Nich-oll, Sue Pellegrbd, Ann
Pike, Jobn Rajclc, Kathy
Reehl, auut1ne Ricbarda,
R o b l D RlclW'dson, John
Rudy, Sarah Schuman, Wil-
liam Smallwood. K err 1
Staale, Tracey Sucbcmel,
llU'1'Y SWanhmd, C.thleeD
'rbcrica, Chris Tyron. Ro-
cbeU. Walt.I, GBJ Ward
and w~ wcn.r. ·
Outstanding Students
Listed at \_Crown Valley
Prlnetp•l Wllllam
Llmebroot ot <hwn Valley
Sebool in Lapna Nleuel hu
relealed the mines o f
citizenshtJ) and acholar1htp
award winners for the se·
cond quarter ol the current
1ebool year.
Fourth through seventh
iradera are eU&'ible for the
citizenthip nomioatioo by
their teecben and filth
throuih aeventh g r a d •
youngster. may qualify for
the scholar c:tietiDction by
achlevtnc at least a "B"
average in all aubjeeta.
The out&tandtog ltudents,
by grade level, are: Fourth
grade: C 1tizen1 hip -
Melanie Berrease, Denlae
Denos. ChNt:ine Blevlnl,
Lynn Butterworth, Destree
Bulb, Jeanine C u d 1 l k ,
Karen Avers, Lisa Corder,
J u d l th Glockner, Kare
Hafaer, Sarah Mc Ne 11,
J a m 1 0 c h 1 i e, D a n a
Nelson, Joseph J e w e t t ,
Robert Grant, Scott Maou,
Fred Ahnert, Tim B.lnkle,
David M.augban, L e s 1 i e
Spangenberg, B a r b a r a
Grimmon, Mary Ann Paris,
Runar Boman, C h a r 1 e a
Schreiber, Katbleen Hurley,
MkheMI Reynold&. Donna
ScbellhOOI, Anne Shira& and
Laura Tbomton.
Fifth grade citizenship
and ICholanbip awards
went to Barbara Cudzik,
Trete Kell«. Ren~ Reed,
Mark Bethke, John Boyle,
EllzabeCh Doane, Kev i D
Bater, Ph 11 l p MortNle,
Lba Cut.le. Ci~vw, Liaa FUIOkt, Jay,
~yna L e e b u r g , Lisa
Mac Gt 111 v ray, Debra
-._.J.~arie North. JuU. Pawwn and 11N
Robbins.
Fifth If ade athenlh1p
anrda went to Trac, Bar·
hit, SblrleeD M o 1 d r u p •
Karen Moode, Danny Voipi,
.Klrk R o be r h , Greg
Sarimni, Jordan Swemon
and Lila Hale. Fifth ,,.. Scholarehip
Mrards went to Ellen Birn-
baun, Su 1 an Paturson,
Dl.ane Witt, Stephen Daile,
Michael Greene, Mark
Hink)e, Jim Mitchell and
Bob McCumsey.
In the lix1b grade
Oitizembip and Scholanbip
awards wen received by
Lance Kincaid, B i 11 y
Re.oolda, Ann Borton, Haven
Jewett, Diane Keeler and
Viki McCoonelee.
Tho1e receivi ng
Sc.bolanhip only att Ricky
Denos, Curt Greenlaw, Jeff
Mauatian, Janet R a 11 s ,
&.an R..19, Lynn Sipe, Ray
Eng1-. Craig Greenlaw,
Tom M o o r h e a d , Jeff
Palalerri, Art SM>ckwell.
Gary Steeknan, S c o t t
SeUerw, Scott Lane. Vicki
Browing, Deborah B u s h.
Daiva Friedrich, K a r e n
GaykJrd, Lisa McNeill and
Nancy Pleru.
Seventh lfadera receiving both Scbolanhlp and Citizen.
ship a w a r d 1 are Kris
Famawortb, Carla Griffith,
Debbie Bese<ta, Ju a o it a
Bowen. IMHe Lamb, Alice
Martinez. Terri V e d d e r .
Terrie Sweetser, Rene
Berkiloudt, Jeff Dowding,
Danny Nfu, K e n n e t h
Regler, B.try Slennb:lg, Guy
Snotik, Kathleetl StoUiker
and Melanie Serences.
(fttUentbh> awards went
to RobYD ~imbaum, Lori
Caltinl, Sara Hewes, DeAnn
Hunt, Brian Wet&el IOd
Den.lie L&Doucetr.
Scbolanblp award& went
to MMlr'Ha Mitchell. Ronna
Reed, Mark Emkjer. Bysel
Boftl's. Michelle Boyer.
Kim Needham, EBen Day.
Polly RenbN and Robin
SpeN.
ON A PINHEAD
. '
AR Penney Stor• Open
Last 2. days!
,
Foremosr Polyester Preini~_~*
Whitewall ••• our fiAest· tir8·· ... ,_
••• with a 36 month g~ar"n1:•1·
,,, '
NOW ..
.... Feel. $ .. Price Tax
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..... Feel. N!2.5 Size Price Tax
nsx14 26.91 2.06
771x 14 21.ts 2.1'
121Jl 14 29,H 2.H
771 x U 21.ts 2.21
111Jl11 30.H 2.H
.... Feel • N0~28 Sin Price Tax
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911/UI x 15 a7.4 S 2.76
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• IXTlA MUAOI POlY8UTADtlNI 1U11R i. ..___.. :I I
NW..t.
• WU.'.AltOUND SAATY TUAD fw •11W. .. lllauW. ........._
..... tire ......... rt•ry 1.000 .......
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rf'S ftllt 1WllAT
• < -n <ITAllTID· OUT TO ~ . • .. J I
Bl, AN 'iloNiSr COMPACT
Ltut Year Valiant Delivered
·Tlae Belt OtJerall Mileage In
The "Mobil Economy Run" PRICED FOR YOU
1968
.PLYMOUTH
VALIANT
2 door sedan I
Full Factory Equipment Includes
· outside mirror, back-up liCJhts
and many extras. s+k. No. 4492
1968 TO.ViN & COUN TRY
c.a.nt. 2 .... , ~· ...... ~ ,,........... lo and
.....,,,...r.....,...
' . .
51695
Fully .._ulpped lncludlng .utomatlc, dMMr
air pacbte, radio, hMt.r, tinted 11 ... , IUflllll rack,
wftlte wtll tires plw many other •xtres. Priced
for you. Stk. No. C4532
54295
L..-. ..,.... ,.,.. ... ... GET A ......_, ................ -..... ._ .......... WINNING .......... ,....,...,.... ,..... ......._ ..... ...., DEAL ON ....................... '!:'=::':..~=THE WINNING . $
............. C4u1 CAR
'65 Continental '64 PL YMOUTR . ' '64 BUICK
Full power wfth all luxurious Station Wagon. 6 cyl., 1utom1t· Wiidcat. 4 door hardtop. ll'ull appointments lncfudlnt fectory
air. le traMmluion, radio & heater • pow.r, factory air, white walls.
52495 51095 51295
'16 OLDSMOBILE '&:tDODGE '64 M8
o.lta 4 Door ....... T.... AAlto-
Dert Station W.,on. AutonMffc matl~ redlo and hNtw, ,..... W....4spMCf, redlo& heam. brak .. .,., '•w•r INerlftl. frlftlmlathNt, radio end Mater.
White walls and factory air. s995 5695 f219 -
'87 COUGAR 'DCHEVIOLET '81 PLYMOUTH
2 DOOlt HAltDTOP. Autem.ttc Ill AIR STATION WAGON. fltlRY Ill. 2 door ... ......,, auto-
fNnsm......,, r • d I•, ....,_,, Automatk trwrnlttlon, radio IMtlc trlftl., radio a hNter,
ponr lfMrint, ltrabt, tepe & hNter, ,.........,."'° = ....,Int, factory •Ir ind
.Mc!c, !!...~ !!!: laftee ef fectery w1rrentyl ,.. 5995
-
STATION WAGON
.
· • MAltCR USID CU SALE! e:•
~NEW CAR SALES
ARE ROARING.
WE ARE LOADED WlTH CLEAN,
SHARP NEW CAR TRADES. DUR·
ING THIS RIP ROARING SALE YOU
CAN SAVI, SAVE, SAVEi
'65 CORVAIR '65 '~T" BIRD
HARD TOP. 4 1pncl, radio, Automatic tr1Mmlalon, r.dfo,
heater, full power end factory
h••fer I t•pe ct.ck. air.
5109 5 52195
'65 Crown Imperial '66 PONTIAC
4 Door Hard Top. Full power, Convarttble. Automatic trans.,
lncludlnt fectory air. radio and he.ter, power .... r.
Ing.
52595 51595
'61 "T" BIRD '66 FORD
Automatic tr~nsmlHlon, power Galexle 500. Automatic, redlo
and h9ater, power lteerlftt, fee-
st .. rlnt, r.._ encl heater. tory air.
5795 51695
.. -AIOVI CMt PLUI
* * *
LIDO ISLI
lalancl lltlf• bllt delo1bet tlda aUrac-U.e a bedroom. din and 4 Wh bome
with neuly 4;000 eq. ft of Im, roam,
kitchen and encloeed Jania. II A ..corns
ltnda lot with t1•41led ... •petic>
,'79,600.
lnlef e la,.. leuth , .... IA a lltt1q ol ~ r::J\llt P:,.ICYh~~ =
-. $12,000.
-IAYCllST
...
llenMI Dfnlnt Roem, paneled family
room and 11>adou1 Uvtn1 ~ tplD to
sparllng ~L " bedroOma, 3'7i bltbl. wttb ... rythJ.D& in .. .,.In .. condWon.
$87,500.
v HAllOI HIGHLANDS
..
Neat et a pin and CIMn M a whittle, this
3 bedroom, 2'7i beth home with lar1e
family or dining area offfln the bf.lit of
Back Bay uv1n1 at a "ll'lb • tt • quick''
price of only $35,500.
LIDO REALTY
3400 Vla Lido
673-ll30
'* * * * * *
UDO SANDS
a BR. 2 Ba. sn.sio
..
Open Houses
· THIS WEEKEND
HOUS1S POI SALE
(2 Beclroom}
'110 PoimlWa, Corona del Mar
87~2829 (Sit & Sun 1..S)
568 Seaward Rd. (Corona Highlands) CdM
&7S-3770 (Sunday ooty)
(l a.droom)
1518 Prild1la Ln.1 (Barbor Highlands) NB
~198 (Sat • San 11~)
2571 Circle Dr. (BQshores) NB
54MS48 (Sat•Sunl~
213 Slerb. Costa lleA
54M795
908 Darrell. Oolta Mesa
642-1771 (Sat • Sun 1-5)
65&2 Crestview (Bayshores) NB
64 2· '7200 (Fri. Sat • Sun t-5)
286 Delmar. C<lllta Kesa
~ (Sat. So 12--5)
{l Ir. & Femly Of D.n}
2519 BowdolD Pl. (College Part) CM
67~45 (Sal • sun 1-5)
3253 New York Aft. (Ilea V8'd1) CM
Ms. 7975 (Sat • Sun)
907 Cetus Pl. (BastbluU) NB
6"-0183
297 Naaau Rd., Colt.a Kesa
54$.4701
1809 White Oat (MIA Verde) CM
Mo-1720 (Sat • SWl ~
(4 ... & F..My er 0..)
81 U Munster Dr. (Pldftc SIDU) BB
538-718'1 . tSM • San)
'512 Wayne Rd. (Cameo ffipUdl) CdM
548-7131 (Suday p.m.) 1m Lincoln La. Newport lwb
54M14t (Daily 14)
20701 Stindrtlt (Sbarec:ratl RB
N2-'19SS (Sat • Son 11 .. ) * 1 m Tndewf'Ddl LD. (Ba,rcnlt) NB
MU200 (Sit a. SU 1~
WSK.
1620 Llneeltt LMM. Open Sunday 12.S
Near Dewer Sb«e1 (not leased land)
no ... um channlnt French Provindal s
BR bome, archttecturall)' dll11Ded I: c:uatom
built. Oftr' 3400 lq. ft. Of ariltocratk ~
fediont Walled Iron sated court Jlrd m-
trlnce. fonnal cl1Dlq room. ll~ panellld
llbnry with beavy beamed ceW.na &: mu-
sive old brlct llrepllce, uqukite muter
bedroom suite witb prtnte tarden. Powder
room! Wet bar! 3 Oar garage! O~
BELOW COST!
.
-rarr~,..,-
m&11aa ..._
~ ...sm
IACK IAY
"A" Fl.AMI
llVllE COVE
0.1 ......
tt...., u... Yoa"I find cbann _. cm-
• I •• ,... pr'ellip ...
,..._.illtllia4BR.SBa ... ""'....,,die~ -.-nt7~c.-...-.
-....... ~ l!llllL 1'.ft ia a famQr .a. PDll.
--~,,..,,_ .. ~ ..... -· 119 ...... 6 lam raAND
1"iM 0... ... Ir• ... ,n. .... ~.--CHaSHlll
REAL ES"rATS
'7s.2SOI
Neu..,. • VldwM
'46-1111
THE ~J L.t'"• .. l.
; :_·-r .-, --r· .. ~ r;' _.
aYINI
TDIACI
llUIYI
Vlt Blurtoa, ficlwed ..... wN t.p ._
man at.Ooatl • Walllee a.I r.&i&t tar dia
month of Felnlr7. _..·u.i Ccllila liild Wal-
lace tolde-~of .... id .. ~ erties tn Jmnoug the total t01Ume
thus far 1 to Jl,370,490. Wbateftr
10Ur' real eifati Deidl ma7 be, Vk Bbuta
ud <:beta 6 Wallace CQ help you. Pleue do not belttate to call
TIEEl!I
EASTILUFF REALTY
Kif VJSTA DEL ORO, Newport Beach
... '44-1133
OWNIR'S PLANS HAVI CHANGED
2 llalfa dulW ~ •" ezcmn,. Gr ... wttla option. .
No. 1-f BR It ram rm. 21,i Ba ap)lt-Jevel.
pmnaDIDt Back Bay View. ~ drps,
$48,--..12,250 equlty-IAue '425 mo.
db --to buy. No. 2--1 or • Bll 2~ Ba on lovelY ireenbelt
apllt..leftl. c:barm.lni walled patio -waa
le-41121 mo. Now YICUlt for easy abow·
Inf. 8".500-with $11,000 equity.
Owner flaible -IUbmlt your exchanges.
Ownen prefer FlcC vacant ot TJ)'1, • but
wtll Jlltn to any and all offen.
Q11hh Real lttal9
67$.UOI anytime
f :---... ---L.te & 1.oYelv
NA.If WEU.'S MODEL
llOllZ ,, l t' • '4tDftoler
ftew" -~ ..... ta. ....., "' s' t I l9fy '°
9"111! a • .._ taa na. ' liatbi. tarmd 6L: rm. A
'\I •
~ ........ with .famll7 .... bndflllt ....
Bal1t Uuand a ~
coart ,..,. hi' Ille ... in
................... t. _ ...... .....,.
Slll,.5111 ........ ,..._
~· . BOT l. WARD CO. -u•omc.> ~ J.IG~Dr. ...l!ID
IAYFRONT
P\er, alip, .,, ct fnlntap
4 B*m, dlnbw rm, lll.50I Appt • .....,
NEW BA YFRONT
O:mtemllOIW1 Spanbh
• base Bdrml, eadl wttb It's
own be.th. Sod-' nn,
Fonnal dinlnc rm, tiled
roof. enromou.s kitchen
OPIN DAILY
mMomm,.tar LMtl
IRVINE. TERRACE
The bat buy In
Irvine Ten:.ce Eut
4 BR, d~. muter BR open.
in& to 15'31 pool. Worklbop,
lhAn roof. awr 3,000 IQ n.
$54,000
Call kw Appt.
642.1235
5 -7
LAGUNA BEACH
UnobstNcted View al. Call-
IJna + a family home. 3 BR,
2 ba, tam rm. f.rplc, rlec
bit.in kitch. AD for $32,250.
Semple RHI Estate
'7S.2l01
WATDfRONT LOT
ff1D1tin(tan Harbour main
channel. Spa~ for 50' boat.
Terma avalJable. Pr I c e
$48,000. ~. call Dick
FabMn. 141-2531
UNMATCHED POOL
HOMI -$21,500
3 bednn. Alb pene.liJ!I, car-
petina, cadOm dnpa Bullt
in Stereo. Blue RaTm '°°'-
r wlll llll>' >'O'Jr ~ tn ycar-
home. A&ent. 6t6-ltfT afta'
• IX»·
7 uoo
e OPIN HOUSE e $4,000 DOWN
1240
ltNMCVllt. 2 Story
S BR. I llAtb with ~. amtna ~. wparate t&mlly
toDm and*>'~. Terrezo
Entry. 1uu .. 1n AU eectrtc
kltchel. N~lon carpetinz
~t. s ~old, Tra.
dltioml cape Old Scy'lilll
oo quiet eulode-nr. ~
ata lor lultr boat. $41,500
Owner'. 6f6. 7'l(fi
E..tMuff l 142
JOI IElOCATiD
Mutt Sell Our Home
Eutbl\df LUsk wttb paJIO.
~ OCM.n View, 5 BR. 3
ba, m> IQ-ft. 2 frplca, J.
car pr, bednunton court,
roam tar pool $-19,500. 901
Corona def Mar 1250
INCOME
S BR, 2 be, split-level home.
Fully carpeted, bllinl, FA
heat Illus lovely 2 BR home
in Ml'. tee land, $49 .500 •
1°" On. Call owner 644-1564
DIRE EMERGENCY!
MUST SELL'
Submit all otters
4 BR, 2 Ba. flm rm, bit-In
ldtcben, iove11 comer iot. 713 $1£RK! St., C-. Mea
1 .. No.«~ St., just
FAat of Onncie .... ; 1-5
P.M., Set. 6 Stmday. 1JKE
NEW 3 Bdrm., bdwd. ftoors,
1 % tile ba., blt-tn oven ol
Nnge. Nu'l 81n:f) C8bineta.
Patio. DtJl attac:btd pr.:
~ root Lp. lot. OOR to
achoola ' ct.urcbel. $23.000
Aaltnl $39,000 • $4500 Down GOL'llt'S ftAUDISI Oll1Dm Built 3 B<trma 3 De1anc1 Rlty 673-3770
8 ~ Imm __._ A D -be.tha, 2 llreplaces, S~
1 ""'=· •c ........... -. to t:.vo anc1 tincb. 44U Riv-ly Owner 3 be, tam nn, bee111ndecpd, on 17th fwy of M ... Vttde t!tr Ave., NB OwneJ\ 642-1615, Ommiai 2 BR. 2 bat.hi on
Oity Cub olloolt's eolt cne 1"'!!Ev!!!ca.!!!!!!675-!!!!!!!!!l669!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lot • ~ wlth larie secluded Open HM, SC 6: Sim. I"' patio. Income Unit pos1ible,
nJI JHa Reed 54l).G5 -1THE BLUffS new carpeta and drapes. ~.~.{Not leueholdl BY OWNER.BUILDER ~2829
N"' 5 bdrms, I batbs, 2 Channing split-level 3 BR. liiiiiiiiiiiiiii--miiiiiiiiiiiiim OWNER; call: 54UT95 frvla On the J.!ltb Fairway, 2 Ba, "0" iuodel. dJrect.11
WE recommend lhla compact Mea vmte Ocuntry aub. overlooldnl the entire Biel
well atnn&ed tastefully A RaJ Barpln. _. Capri Bay ana, $49,<XX>. 10% Do.
decorated home for the Lene Cllll owntt 644-1564
P':nsloner. Wnt front. open Open 1:1ou11e Sat •Sun For l•aM ~t Ylew cl pgeoua
1Unset1. J BR. convenient BY OWNER. Nr 11Chl1, quiet Bayfront Commercl1I
small birdl kilchen. Walled It · l4tr'J. 5 BR. 3 tMa, 2 stores, 2 Bdrm Apt plus 2
6: fenced lot· J111t a homey all bltnl, spae ~. fnod all1>11 for up to 45' boeta.
place._ to lhopp~ 1940 1125 Tabltt Dr. Men Verde Lease the whole packap for
Monrovia Ave. na.950. Open we.. 56-~ 6: 564160 $620 ptt mo. SHORE PROP.
Sat ~ SUn, 1-5. Ro)' L. $36,<XX> ERTIF.S m!l060
hvdy, Bkr. &46-90U OWNER: ~ceptionally clean StJPDlB OCleUI at Bay view;
BY Ol.\1NER. Near w-tcll.ff 5 BR. 2~ Ba., bU·IJll, w-w c:barm1na 2 BR 2 Ba home
lbopplnc. I Bdrm home. qa., dl'llper.~ ptttio; Ip. + 111P-pt~ ler Inc.)
larp htnl with fireplllce. lhdlc:pd Jot; fenced. S36.950 Will ~ clew home in
dinlnr area. ne-w built-In UT-tOM se-3890 __ J>.lm Dnert u i-rt )MIYDlt.
kltebeo With blrdl cabinets, ASSUME 5~% G.I. OWNER msuc.
NE..'WLY ftdecorated imm'IC
2 BR. dlninl rm. patio,
oceanside of Hwy, S33,500.
5f't' • fTIT.ltlORRJS
llEALTOR 673-9010
3135 E. Cout Hwy, CdM
* HARBOR VfE'W * lAsk Home, 5 ITIOll. new,
tri-lent. 4 BR. 3 BA. I.Mn.
rm,., Wt{ bar. Tratllfelftd.
Owner 644-1370 * BY OWNER.-
Nice 2 BR Hae wllBr tam
Apt over gar. ~
~ Malre ~·· ~10> GRMm Bay vrew 4 · BR.
new FA tumacor. 1.arp lot Sbm1> 3 BR., dlabwwhr. bJt-LOVELY 3 BR 2 Ba llome oo
Watttfa.P • lhuttleboe.rd ' • .us. wllb block waDa. ... 811 -tor ... aale. 2 loo: Clft UH •• 2 apts.
bedmintm. 54G-1T20 S24 000. &e-190'7 MUST MOVE!1$22.EO. Rm. to bid. NMr bAy and
din. rm .. Lam, :HOO'. Ownel'
$.52,500 or be SSGO. 644-2516
TARBELL ~Harbor I BY ' <>wner. 29'l BowilQs e BY OWNER, 54().1133 e ocean. $*.500. Will 81!11 aD Lido Isle Newport Heights Gc"ttft CblJege P1t, 3 BR, OWN!2l: 4 BR.. S Ba, l\eptlb-or ~ Int. or trade. 121 (lit St ;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;;
1351
cu.tom bum tam rm, 2 ti., frplc, elee lie: 4tn. nn. A tam.; water-OWNER mm9 UDO
3 Bfdioom and l" +Mlths bhna, Ql.D &xlllttq • ia..ll. lmmac! 56Gl8T SWEl!PING view cl Back .. -..
50'l1171" lot to alley Sit,ll'.IO at s~ 9' r R A Open Daily 2T2'l Carwr Bl.Y is Mta.: luxurious 3 IATFROn t &.OTS
Hen')' lbalre roof Pymn1a '1• mo. Incl pr1nc.. 4 BR. A tam rm, 3 be, BR 2 Ba Tbhouae w/pool1, 1 :. '$! Bulkbeaded. Slip
$38,«m at, tuee, in..~ CUilom bit. ~ bl from puttlnc ems-. etc. Quiet • .wtth lhattd Pier
G. H. ltobertlott, Rltr. WANTED, from owmer, qual. Qubboule $0,950 ~2263 aecluded. s:JT.500. 67~356 $89,<XX>
6'BJS50 !Ml--1413 2 BR, « 2 A den boule; <>om. J'rtat furn dplx Mod-1 • 36' Bulime.ded • lhattd
POPULAR RUSTIC
~er 4 bdrm, MW cpt
and p.Jnt, 9ftll. c:dllll. A
borne that ll much In de-
mand. Just listed and pnc-
fd to lell at S33. ~. MESA
VERDE REALTY 54&-5990
FEE
2M D!I Mar. ()pert S.l and am. for imp!dion. Ntw
~ lt7'e doll hooae on
estate au lat. plenty o1
room to roam. Rottrmm Co.
S4l-l2Z2 • da)' Of' nl&bt.
LWE/OPllCI
4ar5 BR. 2Ba. blt-iM.~
tifully tia11dllc9C1ed, S2'l5 mo.
Ml HaJtJor • 1'aJn1tow.
*'9e Bibi', Aat C'134531
frplc., )lluter, blt-los. Eut Coll... Park 11 t5 em, 2 bdrma ea, rood loan, Pier. xlnt fin~.
1Jde C.M. or vie., $25,000 $82 ooo Owner 64&0088 R. C. GrMr, RHltor ranae.. Repbt Box M-42, BY OWNER. 3 bdrm, lrKI=='=======-3416 Via Lido OR 3-9300
Dally Pilot. ~r:n-~1n1.,w-w epta Newport Hgts. 1210 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l"~EL!!!!!!!"-""!."'!!!SE!E!!I!!!!!!!!'
BY OWNER. 3 BR, 2 BA. uuuuu., ... ...,. mmac:. FUll PATIO
Shake roof. pl a 1 t er, $24.950, ff. nu~ AVAIL lmmed. Cliff Haven Advantage takf'n by 3 Bd
ftrept.ce, blt-lnr., carpets. Newpo,1 Beech 1200 3 BR, 2 ba + 2 BR Ocean 2 Ba home-45' tenifk
Detacbed garqe $21,950. V..., ~· $49.SOO. 548-7249 BI k:il -C'OPP6 plumbinsi
~~~·!· WW carry 2nd. MUST SELL! BY Ownier: 4 bdrm. 4 ha, VRcant-Xlnt Loc-S57~500
VT>_,. 2 q barKi1 nna. 2650 1q R. C. GREER, Rt"lllty
r:utakte 3 Bdrm, 1, baths.
J"hiplece • boilt-inl. lhah
rotJL $22,B. JM E. 23rd It.
O!rDfl-. ~-3861.
TRANS1'ERRED to Samoa.
3 BR t t., patio. eJec: ldtdl
clbtJwullmr, drapes. w I w
t'PU beauUtully ~ped.
fruit treee. $24,950. ~2'713
f BR/ 2 BA, JW nn. den,
din rm, 5 Yn old. By
0wner. can 111 s. sn.soo.
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Bewtitul 2 • stcry, 3 bdrm • Npt. Ht.I. 642.7823 :ms VII Lido m9300
borne one mti. fnlm t.cta . .,;:::;=======::: ~ ~· ~ Newi'M ShoNI 1220 8•1boa l1l•nd 1355
fl.IOI down. Bupin! OWHJ:R. 4 Bdrm 2 ba. lrpl. OPEN HOUSE
Call~ ~ ~. $28,<XX>. Submit S111 I Sun. 12:»5
WATIRFRONT down. 547-74n. ~1+4 220 AMETHYST
N')lt. lllmd; low:l7 2 lt;f. 4 NIW .. BR & DEN 2..Story :l BR. tamlly home
BR. 4 Ba., den; pier a &al 3 bath.. 60-JOl Urse pado ~ IUfll housfo•
2 Yn. new. ff.~ loan. 6 yrars old
OWNm m.4111 ~...,.. 1225 Wrrt. Wintoa, Rltr.
• OWNER ...-~ D--nt """ Man'nr Balboa b .
4 Bl\ ~ k 1i'f;. u-:.-. IY OWNER m.3331 Open 'til t PM
lam rma. Wet bar, carp., S BR. 1 bl. from yacht b.nd·
No Matter Wllat It Is drpa. Lp fee -1m)lle k>t q, .2 prtvlbtachft. cor tot. Huntington a..ch 1400
•· Dotw !hons. $'11.500 Del: Cllrp9tina, r e c e n t 1 y
54M1A6 pUrted, 2 patiol w/blt-m BEAUT. l.len Miit s BA. '
YOU CAN
BBQ, $39,500. OPEN DAILY ~ drn: ctifl>., dnpcs, 5484348 ICl'ee!ned-in patio. · lmmac.
IY OWNER =~--·~-SUN___,.N;: ;:;25:
na..Uled's aedon power.
For an at! to MD around
tlliP cloclt. dllll ao.sm.
1682 EOiNGER 'Im EDINGER ---------1~ OPEN EVES. M2-44M OPEN ~. flmlly ProblllftS DON"t JUBT WJBH tor eom.. rr1 W~ti. OMUQ
UUna ti:> tuniJah )'OIJr bom1 bu.Ye m applkncla ,.-&id _aow__,,,,,..! -~----Mutt tell 3 BR 14 bll. lell&-••• ·!Ind cr-t ~ tD ._ "the OauUled Aa. CMc11 fte ~ 1"Q CID
nte 14x26 ~ rm, llltei-:•~··~a~·~·~w~Ada.~:;;:::=~tt.~"~' ~eowt~=:;:;::==;;;...~~'1'9~~~~~-~~)"0G~~.O~;:.. new cpta/drpt. s.Dtr w!JJI;
Pll1 loan points for GI 111
ntA bQ:ver.
BRASHEAR ltlAL TY CLASSIFIED INQIX
MT.mt E\lea. a153T t•
2 llDltOOMS Hours--Reguletions-De•dunH
on tarp fiOX100 fenced Jot •AAOAI: Ad~ tlhe11l4 dtlCllc U.11r adl •ally and ~ tfnm141ataly ,,,.,.
Modem ldtcbea wtdl tlullt· or mllola.lfloaUona. THll DAI I..\' 1'11..0T aMUmet ltQlllty for orrore 111ty tie
ins, double r.a.rare. with tn• extont of pullllllllllf th• actvel'ti.tntftt .. l"NOtty o"• time.
boat door P9yrnenta ~ DEADl..INll l'OPI COl'V AND KILl..I; l :IO l'.M.tlleay Mfore 11Ultllcatlea,...,efW q ~ onl1 $U8 -. W..tt1nc1 Edltt111 and Monday MCtJone wtlen .Wint tlnte le l 1IO It.flt, l'rld~.
l'JI VOU MUIT HA\tl KILL NUM8EPll Whttt kllll119 •11 ad 11ooeW9 tf '"'°" ....... IJ•;Mii-· lie IUN tt mlkl a NOll"d If thl klll number 9lwn 1
)'1U ti)' yeur a• ta.k9f' -
9&2-4 izm Ytrffloalloll of Y""' Mii.
__ 4n llYUy effert ti made '* kilt or oofftlllt • now o• that hu llelft 1rd1red, ~ w. ••
POOL $25 500 n.t guarantee lt •• • 11ntll the a• Ml a91peared In the ,..er.
r DIME·A·LINll Adi are etrtotly o&M In advancie •1 mall er .t any an• If aur em...
HO 91llOM tnll,.._ 3 Bedniom, 14 Bath.
Carpets • Drapes
Haffdal Rulty
1111 DAll.,Y l'ILOT reearwe tM rltM to tl-'fr, edit, M11Mr Of' refutl any advtP.
tlttment, an411 to t111nge lb ratt1 111• rt1ul1t1111t wltllout prior Ntloa.
"Homea to Match Ii>come" Achr1rtl11rt may ,, ... their ••• lty tal1pt11ne.
8740 Warner ~ DIAL DIRECT 642-56 78
2 ~ ~~ ~ WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1220
!1001'1. Larie lot. You own Huntington S..ch 540-1220 L .. una Buch 494-94"
the land. Good locatfoo. s15.ooo. Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -S:JO p.m.
Ted Way Rlty $36.2579 CLAlll,llD COUNTll' .. are tlelltff •follow.:
Un Downtown HI) UH W• ....._ lulsua4. .....,.,. ...... JU w... lay """· c.... .._. ,.,
-------· -·-Mii SMet, ........, .. ....._ m..,.. Aww, &..ta-....., 11J0.1:1t .....-. w. as.. Meredith Garclem Man A••,..:-... 1111, Newpart ~. ca111.
No more lett of th1I model. Daily Pilot Classified Tri-level 3 Bt, 2,,_ be. U X
20 ram nn. beeut pwled. HOUSES FOR SALi ::= =::,.. = =:-same•
Own« wilt take amaU dn' """"" .. ICHNa'T...... .. llUCTa.ICAI.
caJT)' toor ttsm 2nd TD er =:.A~~• ~:: =~~ ,... : ::~::'" mTAU
n1me your terms. MllSA naoa 011 Mc« MT .. ~
BRASHEAR REAL TY ~ 't~. n: • .., ILU"" .. ,ua.uca ............
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847-8531 Eves. sun •SWPOaT "''°"" m• ::=: .. L ..,. : ::=:.-.. vwc•• ---=-'-=~~II ~a UY 11\A..e _. euo-. DtlC... .. ' Bdrm 2 lath aAVc••IT I UM ... _, e\Ad ...
tATIHOlltl 1 ~~UCh = =-=-TtMU =
$19.SOO, GI appra.faal $19,500. ::...-::--:: NUWTAIM YAl.UY tf1t UALTll CLU&I =
L4r1'e yard, all block fenc. ICAltlOll N .. MUMDt = ~ = = :us~ , ,,_
fd. CJoeto to acbooll 6 shop. ~=·::~ PAllC ~Ml ~ ... • .. ~ ~ .............. ,... .. _ _.... t61t I~ YAX _,..
Pill&. Will Sell fast, better •All'aUI" a wanMI...,..• 4'11 11toill, °"* 1-. at&. ,_ hurry. lavn•• TllltUC• I MIOWA.'t Ctrt .,, lltOff.. '1 ..
COllONA HL MH IAJITA AllA *II ~Tia. tM Paul Jon .. RHlty MLHA PIMIMlllLA UM IAllTA AMA ••..-m _. •NtUUM~ .,,.
847-1266 ~. msM4 ~~~ ~= w~~ = 1~i:=L .. ....._ '"9
TERRIFIC BUYI ~~~&.lllUMD = L.HUMA ••ACM .. ISWSLrt UPA ... .,.. -UM new 1·-e 4-0 bdrm v• MU11T111•TOM 1.-cM ;: LAOllllA ••.U•'-°" L.AMDSCAP• • -5 ' MUllTtllrrotl NMM>Ult IAM CUIM&llTll O'lt LOC1tSMIT'M ..
CC8111·_!.rity, nr bch, ldlll. NUMTAM YAL&lf ~ ;.~~ = =:va ~::.... =
Ult·1111Utte1'8, qlta, t'OIDall IU&. -..CM ,. eottDOMllUUM ... 'AllfTIMe. ,_.1111111 ..
tlj), • tunk'm Uv rm BBQ, ~WS::.. •=. •:::, RINT ALS 'AtWTtHt ''--
pond, sprinklrl, etc, etc. Lo I.OH auat ,,. A.ta. Unfu"'6thed :~ =
Int, GI In. No point.I. $33,900 ~O\lllT'f = .eiieru&. -P\MT'Slt ...............
Owner. aMeO, 5SI0'1I ..,, w couwn • =:.::=. :: =.'"....... = TOO TOOt :".J:. nan ;: E eua ... "°°"' l&1MC9 ... 2 'D"""DnnMS WlllTM*ST9t 1'tl ... tetrn lbl ...... ....... -~._,., MIOWAV Cl'TT NW ....... Int PUMI' ..-VICa
2 BATHS IAWTA ..... -:ncu~ ...... = ::::!'~ .. = 2 CAR GARAGE IAlll'TA ua HTS. aae wT':., ... UMOML .. • .. .,A,. .. 2 GOOO ........ ... Un ILU~ .. UMOOeU ... ID'T'CNllfl .. TUmll ,... 1c1a1rs --... 2 LAST! I llOltTM TUSTllf IUI ~o:: OIL MAa :: saw1•0 .. (]tlld f!Yt'r 10 OK AMAllllM ./ I* UV ISLAllDt ... , .. , ... MACH ... H,AIU _., ...... ,... Bkr 842-1582 SILVl•AOO CM! .,.. , ... uoe 1n• .. , HPTIC T.MU. ...... '"" .. • ..,,.,..., · l.AHllA MILU IHI l.-LtoA ~ .. TAIUllUfll• ""
S 13,750 ::::~: :::~t :: NUMTU .. TOtl llACll .. T .. MITI CcwracK. d
IAll CUMDTll lnl 'OU#TA• YAUl'I' .... :::::: ~ a~ !!:::
Older 3 BR custom home fix.. WI JllAll CA'ltTUMO 1111 ~!!~ ~~~ = , ... HIYIC• -
er upper (you own the landl CAPlnUNO II.ACM '"' '""•• (OU"" ... Tli.IYltlOM. ..... .,., .. . DANA 'OllfT Int llPHO~V = Call now the lot alone la CARUIAD 1:= ..aop NO¥• Mii waLDtN• A#a•NSIDa I ftlTMIMITI• 1'1t .....-... worth this price. IA11"01100 ,,,. MIOWAY Cm" .. ,. JOBS a EMJ'LOY .... n,
TRADEWINDS RL TY. •IYHSID' COUNTY , .. WfTA AllA ... JO• WANTID. ,.. = 842-5011 842-5012 ~166J lt0Utlt TO 11 M0¥90 1 ... tAlfTA AMA NllOHTt ... .t0• WA!fnD, ._
CONDOMllllUM "" TVntll ... 108 WAMf9D, • ~ _F __ O __ R_M_E_R_M_O_D_EL--H-OM-E OU'LIXH 11'0• SALi "" coASfAL .,. ..... WOM.111 ~ Al"AltTMall11 '01 IAi.I 1"t LA:UNA HACH "'9 DOMIUTIC MIL# NEAR BEACH. ~r lot. a ENT ALS LA UNA Mt•U•'-,,. AHMCllS. Mia Fl'elh,ly painted 3 }'n old " Ull CLIMIWTW .,... N•IJ' wMfHD. Miit
1 · · Hou... furni.hed "'" '""" eut1TU11• mt AN~111. •-Comp . lnd~lll( I: llf)rinklr 1'PNHAL .. ~·· "°'"' o• MILP wANTH. --.. 3 bdrm. A: tam. rm. Patio HNTAU TO IHAlll -ll!Al ISTATI, JO•~ • •-1: fire rlnf· Opts drps. COITA MllA ,,.. l"!---ral AOINCIU ..... ·-,.. ' MISA DIL MAI t1• -ICHOOU a lllSTltUCTIOlf $29.900. ~ owner. MISA VHDI 1111 TlllPLax. .. ,. ... ID• , .. , .... ,IOll -
8-ETTE!· THAN • EWI COLLIOI l"AlllC "" C6MOOMltUUM .... TMUT'a!CAI. -"' N lllYQ'OaT HACH '"' ltllfTAU WAllTH '"' MERCHANDISE FOlt I Pr<'~llKt! 2100-<:or. lot. • Br. • :::~::; ~=11 :: ::: a"°:OA-:~ = SALE ANO TRADt i
ba, ftnllht'd bonu~ ~m. IAYSHOHS ml MOTWU. TaAIUA cou•n "" :t
wallf'd)'U'd. A!l!lllrnr'l.Pl.400 oovu tMOllt nu ~.:=;-_:. = ==~~ltllnull
Gr loen, Over 2700 IQ•tt. ~=~~~~:., ,A.. = MCOfllW , ..... an -... ,IC. H4.!IPMaMT = NELSON REAL ESTATE i•Vllfl 1111 lutlHll '""aan .. ~ HVIPMlllT
TJ4• • .., •c"" IACIC IA'f' De ,_.,Lia ,A•U ... CA,I, ltUTAUllAMT ! · ~........ aMT "'""' an evsltfDt aun·u ... ua a.UIPM.SWT
B ""'"'""'~ Of'ltfCI aatnAt. _,. MOUSaMOLD eooot y V"l'CJn tllVtlfl TllaUce Dd lltOlllTlllAL '"'lltT'f -MU•• SAL.I ~
• BO 2 Bl. bultt-lns: nrw ~~~:: Dli. MU = COMM .. CIAL ... f'UttllrTUH AUCTIOlf -
e&rpt!I. dN!pn; (rplc. paint IA'I' ISLANDS mt l#IMllftlAL HlfTAL = :,.~:a n
In " out S\42 Munst .. r Dr ~~~~!~u..D = ~CNll .... • ..... MAClll1t•• •• n• ~-nrr or TI4· 487-005.5 MUlfTINeTl>tl HACM ,... cinu• ••0¥11 m• ;:z.~". ==·"' =
OPEN Sat. le Sun ,OUlfTAIM VALUY tilt ~=A=~IMOll :: IWllO a
HAL HACH .. ••soaT l"aOPIHT ... TaLIVISIOll Gltn Mu by Owntr. 3 BR. LOW• HACK -otAllH co. 'llOf'llt'TT '"' lfH'I • naHD
p.; BA. ldtcben w/pantJlf'd :;::\~r-1" = 04tf ... tTAT9 'IOf'. ,_ TAPa HCOltDHS = f 11 "-pl MOUllTAlll a .... ., .Sit CAMllaAI & IOUIPldWT am nn, v rm. II.I..:' 8Cf', w1nMllll'n• •It llllDl\tltlOM LAltD .an NOll'I' IU,PLIH ~
covmd !)ft.ti<>. No down v .A. :~~:".~~ ••• ..,, -:::. llU HTAT9 IPYICI '"' SHltTllll IOOOI -1162-3721 .. 53564 COASTAL ml jl.I. alCCMAIMe •nt llttOCVUU. SCOf'•S ...
---LA•UMA HACM t1'I a. I. WAlf'TID 04f MtSQLLNlllOlll
Owner: 111' yr Ranch: 4 br, uouNA 111eu1L .,., IUSINISS and :~S:iu:::~~~tr i 2 be., tam rm, trpl, cptt:, sAM CLINMTa mt l'INANCIAL LUMaH
. cirps, deck. walk IChl. As-~.:.,u::.CA::A•O = 1u1111•• OPl'OITUNn1as ... :1~~:.:. MATHIALI
sume FHA $29 900 962-793.'i DAMA '"°'"' ,,.. IUSINHI WAWTH ~.. SWAPS ==----_.....,. ....... ·--=--111vaas11>11 ~ -MYllTMSWT ••"""'"* .. THE SUN NEVER SETS Oii VAUTIOM H"1'AU ,. IWll., ... .,. WM'T11D ~ PETS encl LIVISTOCIC:
Clalllfled'• action power. COMDOMllllUM .... MCMllV TO Lo.NI '" .......... " -,... d 1) •----" Du..t.aJCet "'1111. _,. Pl•IOM.U LOAllt ml CATS i ~ OI an I to le ....,....., 1na1AT LOMll ..
the clock. dlAl Kl-5171. lllNT ALS ~LATH AL LOAlfS '* ::: .. Houaea Unfurnished HAL UTAT• LAW'• ... L1YUTOC11
H11aa.L -~~ ... = CALIFORNIA LIVING .. :&: o':"' .w = ANNOUNCIMINTS Nu111Ht11 ...
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oat'' PU a eamper. 536-1131
APT& • e.u.m-llODed .t.. la.nd ... 15+ unlta.
SU Juan Capo. TOO' front.
can dtvide hlto 9 lots. $81M
eq. Trd TD, f Owner.
4M-4967, 49M663
APTS a Bull zoned vu. l«nd
tor 75+ unl11. Sen Juan C1-
po. 700' front. can divide 9
Iota. $81M fQ. Trd TD, ?
Owner. 4fM...eT, 4.'M-4663
YOUR HOME by APPT.
Federal 4' State Retum1
• 531-0000 •
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Young Fry Cook
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Kitchen TrainH
Pfm!Mf'nt job. Chance for
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INCOME TAX Bolt's llt 8oy
Ch~lymeuth
2829 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA ME!A
135 E. UTH, Qllt& MMI 15' E. 11th 8t.
T • t ... unltl. 'Dlltuwn H.B. Loar mm! Fed-$9.50, St '4.50 Colta ){eea, Cal. .E'.mllltic!lllll ......
110,140 IJlnU9l tnc. Top oood YOUR HOME. * IG-1010 for DID .,.td Ill
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Barp!n. Wimt late ~l NWm, 968-34lll. 541.-a • all ... el nMat ._
Cad, Lane, dmr bolne • ? StoCk ca.. ubctu:dnl wUJa ~ .'f .
Bia, 5.1M?M. 1,..1,.. 6755 & Clean-Ip Malt -. ka1 ~. Al
NEW 4 RIW1 S... or off. rtplles mldl1 cmftrtet..
ioe.. Paoeled • c:pta. 213 IRONING WANTED G o o d 1a1 Sm« 8-une tit· f
JHy Judy Judy
tt'• your
ay11
(HAPPY BIRTHDAY)
CURTIS WatlOG or Curttt
Announcements '4 to
62nd St., NB. For: 2nd TD'• r ~~ ai-:: EXPLOIER ~ MU, Dally Pu.t
or Udo Sandi home. Owner. P ~ Ill>· pray •.• ... .....-..111.. CAl'B. Equal CllJPOltunity .......
* * *
642·1615eva11$-1969 ;:'· brlnc b&ftcel'I. ~ ""'-""'"""' --. r'
CON'I'RACR>R'S 0'"1 home 4000 C-.,. Ortve
ml IQ. ft., 1~ 1l'I old. too Janltori•I 6790 N~-... ch
IQ. ft. nsnpo1 rm • FOR 2
to 4 unlta, lot, cna..Uer home a.EAN windowa, floon, wi> INSltlCTOlt
Approx •• ooo eq. Bia, etc; homes A amcr.a. Reu. M&chlae part I lnlpec:tor.
546-S880. 'nle Brilbter Side 54-4134 Mini.mum 5 years exput.
* * * mce inspecttnf amal) IU• Paperhanglnt cblned pe.rt1 to very dole
Palntlnt "50 toleraDQeS. Call MJ.Hl>. or
-~ -· ----__ _;:;... __ ...... __ , eveL &flS.031.t, ulr for Jim
511tVICi O•ltiC:TORY SIRVICI OllHCTORY PAINTtNG -eny ioom PG. Hyama. SerYaaie InstJu.
Wa UR "Sinclair" pe.lnta. menta. tnc. 1644 Whittier C_a_rpe.;.......nt_erl_nt...;... __ 6590_ 0.,.,.1"1 '6IO Neat work. Ref'1. M'J.1358 Ave., Coata Ilea. An ~l
CAllPINTlY ANTHONY'S INTER or Ext. PAJNTING, opportunity employer.
MINOR REPAIRS. No .Job Garden Service ~S:~mLocsl JAGUAR MUU&llK !oo Small. Cabinet ln 1ar· 1\.RAll
tpa 4' other cabtntta. 646-1941 * QUALITY PAINTING *
568175 Evea. 846-2372 n.y. R.eaa. monthly care. Pru. I decu-at!n1. Homes, Aptl, P!enty of wort<. C\an Shop.
B. o. AncienaD tnc. i...ncs.capq. Exp. hor-<Mn'L Int Ir ext. Ft'ff Good CJPPOrtunlty for the
ticulturllt. "Tender, kJvtns Mtimates. M&-14&1 24 bra. rlaht man.
u~C:..~\81 St&llSUY IUICI
J"ree F4ttm1tet, ~ 234 E. l?OI It.
e PAINl'ING -latmor A 011ta Mesa
Extab'. Free .amatet --------
SAl.ESMAN
Man 25 to 35. Will teach
~. neet and depend-
able ~rwon
~MR. AUSTIN
KIRK JIWILERS
2300 Karilcr Blvd. . Olm &kla
DWIWlSHER-
IUSIOY
Gteat~b' ...
bltloue~ imn. Appl;J
In perwon between 2 ~
5 p.m.. daily.
••boys •.
Dlshwalhers -
Full and Part Tim•
Day and Nlaht Sb!ftl · ·
0.er u. -
Apply le ·per-.
IOl'S BIG IOY
JM E. 17dl St.
Costa Mesa
GENERAL
MANA GU
Enstneer f o r e*blilhed · arowtn. lndultrill elec:tre-:
k:t firm. Small etlm1U7. ' GARDENING, complete ter• Electronic deatp ml pro. '
Ticl· 30 )'e&l"I experience, ductlon. Eamlnc putlcf,..
ttllable. ExceDent wort, PLUMBING IUSIOY tJon. EE Nqujred. Expe1..
142"'389 REPAm REMODEL Experienced, u or over. ented In~ ... " Coaut Heal•• Club CUm>M PATIOS •
e JAPANESE GARDENING 642-3l.2S Nl&ht lhltt. Apply ta.let. GtVe fUD detal.11 tint : ~-~JP:, i:ICl.p-p Lu MB I N G Contr.ctor' Swf & Slrlolft =: trrtte ~ M-41 Dally •
EUROPEAN GARDENER Paiios, at lie. Free eet. No 5930 Pac. est. Hwy. SHOE SM.ESMAN job too amall JIM, HMm'6 Newport BMcb 1A.nd8captnr • Maintenance Exper., *>r bilh srlde IJlm.
Very reuou. 5a-433'7 evft. Remodel Repair 6940 ib' operation. Top .iary, all No job too amaJl, J'rff ut. Mowtni • F.dlinl • Gardenin1 •• • S.letmen & Manatert beneflo, lnc:L profit ~
H. sruruac 5el6lS Sprinkler Re-pair IF YOU need Re'model!nf em.. oppcl"t1 wtdi ~ m,. a.nee for ---
e na:J: S4UNA • BloelE ftlla. .41.o cmcnte
With Swiedlab muaap bJ •wills ar remo•al· 842-1010
1 Experienced MUIQelle' ftlORYK OONCRETE
OPEN 1 DA'YS A WEEK NO JOB mo SM.ALL
• am-10 pm "* ett. N6-UW875-!l51S
...,.. PAINTING .•• REPAIRS t1rm ofttrtn& Ofll' 100 ma-merrt. S A A Shoe Sknl. ~12 Child C.re 6610 CED Gard CALL DICK ••. 642-tm tml faDdll. N. pt am.. 454 s. Main St., °"""· _ --------EXPERIEN ener No aper nee, we hJn. 333 E. 17th Sl. Cftl.
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; EXCELLENT CHILD CARE * lA.ndtc:aptns . Ceanup * Sewlnt '960 Npt 8di omoe. &C2.a2 FOREIGN _ _...;______ MY HOME' , Reu. A Reliable. 642-4400 Santa ADI omc., 5t7.a331 EMltLOYMENT wm .. NSTIR * 962-0026 * Alt and General Cean-up Al~ratiOlll, CUiiom drea ....... 1'1itanc:lal M0tt than 100 counl:IW ' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; MEMORIAL PARK LJCENSD> DAY CARE Mowtna and edain1. Odd maklns· Reuaoablt pricea 8ervlc:tt, Inc. D> job elaaiflcationa. ~
Love to care for ldat. Joba 6 baullna. ~ For a.pp't .• m«11.5 y M 4 8-21 a. OK Write po Box 2Z1T ~~~ ::::::.':" Plew calJ S6«ill CM. GENERAL yan' cleanup, Alteratfons 642-5145 0Uftl eft I <>ranP, rat. ' . '
Nm $245 ~~ ~!~-~ ::,~~~~~~ Neat, accurate, ~ yra. exp. s.Jea JJ"llDO&n Jobe avail. TV Technician
Cemetery lets ffarbar.Bak~ * '541-15.19 CUT • c>.1-Lawn Main-TILE Ceramic 6974 La."1'8 tnt'l. CCll1'· $10,000 lat ~ beDdi ., Clllt-from t•ao ~" · ' ,_,.. Man~ment ~
Includes Endowment Can c--------....... _ t.enuce. Uc~. 548-.m * Verne, tbe TUc Man * nlti•. Call 10 am-2 pm. side. Top .,.y, permumt.
EverJtinc Jn one ben&Uu.I ---·--""-"'---~-v . 56l570 dt 4 PM Cull wart. lllltall • repeln. 5»-ll83 Apply at -'
piece meam 1-cmt.. ROOM addltlon1, low o..r-Generel Servlcel 6612 No job toe tmall. Fluter IUS IOYS HENDERSON S ;;,.;;.;;.o.;.;;.....__...._ ...... __ No tralfic ~ ..... top ~aliol 15' • ,,. patch. L. a t t n I ..... Muat be neat, cleen, penon. 1877 Hari>or Blvd .. C.M.
· 1~ WNtmt*er l'ami11 rm. Special alftr. PaJntina, Plumbtni. ~ repair. M'f-19151~ .tile ar 21. Able to wortc
53'1·1'1Z m.2421 S'l,415. LT O:lnlt. OJt 1-UA pentry. Reul ReL lJllurtd. 'OBS & IMftLOYMINT "81.yt. Apply Mr. Evans, •t
Km. l O>m. All Repair • BankA.merleard OK ..__ 7000 JOIH!f Maplnl, So. Olut '411 Altllratlona. New Coast. Oall "Mike'' ~ Job WaftfM, .._. P\UB after t PM. -----------ProWtm Jobi. QaUttp Work l"CIR SALE Pedfle Vt..
..
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Mill
Operaton
UDWC &A&f·
WBT COAST
'866 Whittler A"° c ........
'6it6-*4-f'
Ao equal .... tm&U1
~
MKWne Shop
Le1 ...
Woddre IM+Nn1 punch
prtll eet apa. Own ma.
cblnllt tDola. De1 lhllt.
M1cWa1 Sltop
Halper
,.,...,. ~ 1119"
:. Newp1rt
:: IMttUM&llt Corp.
.:. an w. ""' St. . • ....,.,. leecft
AA eqaa1 oppartqni'7 ....... .
Tailor
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a.ta ....
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1166 Wltftttlt .... c... .....
"6-249•
Ai ..... oppoctmttJ ......,,.
UPlOlll
MOlOllDI COIP.
• C.peaten
• llectrlclans
...... Mn
Trdtr or motor bame man.
ufactu:rtnl .xperltnee ~
dato17. fltmerlSrlUI frilllt btndt.L Apply:
'"",.... & IKIMNG CLlltK
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... • ..... ...,.tr«ur.
... .... r-Dllar wlm
CAllDIMl'clal • ~
pedlqlile NQQbilDiUll. u.
bca1 .... beDdtl. Al>N
ID writlll. ltdlll expert.
.,. • ...., lllltcry.
Wrk a. Jlo.4I. Dail7 PUoc
WAJllESSES
~2lor~.
flll1 • ,.rt time. A""'111tP.,_
SUIP & S11LOIN mo Pee. c.t. Hwy. ....,,.... ....
P11Mle Clerk
1\ App&, In pef'IDD * DAIVl·IN LIQUORI
'IOI Pactnc CcaJt l{WJ
has•"'•..,,
*I.WC*
*WINI ,,., ......
Matare ........ umtW..,...wm.,...
Af!pfy , ..........
10-4, Moo. thN nt.
PASHION ISLAND
NIWflOIT llACH
Aaegtial~ emPoJt!I'
.... ,, ... 0.-, ....
NCIUI ------17 .. .. .... ........ ... ...
APPLY llCUllTY PIUT
NATIONAL IANK
-Hatiar .... o..x.. . ADtqDAloppw...,, ,,.,.
J. c.
.PEDEY
11Wm SIOIE
9520
UMd Cars
600-700'
WEST COAST MIC.MWAY
JONNSON & SON
Has E1p11~e~. A11i1!
Te ·Mab MeN ltMM fW AR ._.,,...,
LARGE SILICTION
of Rne Luuy New Car Tr•..._· ·
I H5•~66-'67 CONTININTALI
Ml._. tie..., Cmtlll1 ... a;s1l IU1 ..... Nlr ....... '2895
.......... ......, .., ....... I I ._ ....... .....
....... Mal .... at --------......--
PACTOttY WAl.ltANTY •
'II COllllEITAL 'II OLDmOllLE ...... ....., _,, .... ,_.::: NI~:=:::.' .. ._,...,...,.. . --..:=i ,._ ........ ,,.,,., ... ..... ':": ...... --... .... ....................... .... ,.... ............ .. $2395 _ $2"5
'87 MEICllY '15 CORVETTE
............ v ............
MC'llOlrr WAIUN'IT ....,,..... ..... ---... --. .......,, l .., .................. $3195 ............................. ............... ..., ......
$3395 'II MUSTAl8 ·
'rt MEICllY M..._=. ......... ,.........,,_, ....... $15~5 . MC1'0l'f WAllAMT'r ~ ............. ........._. ..... ............ ~~......,...., '15 MIS AIG ................. ~----:::-.'Tlllt ......... It ....... -.,..,
$3495 ~ .ta• •c. ....., ..... ..., • ...,.._ ... __. ___
$IMS '11 COHAI '14 CHEVIOLET ..
,_.,,__DOUBLE CHECKED VALUES!
' I
'88 ilVIERA '81 ELECTRA 'II WILDCAT
Flin ,_., _,,,,_.... en4 federy el
Mllll1tl••lftt. St.Q n111hr Pl221
'11 ·CHEVIOlET
' o-... fl ........ "• ........... ...
44tF4 tr•-'"'"' StMk ....... "2tt
'15 lltAXIE ~TD c..,.. ....................... ,..., , ... ,,.,. f..t.f .~. s ... k .. ...._ 1110
~095
1395 I
'81 CHEVIOLET
,...,.,.' o-~ • ....., ............... .
t.Metlc. ,..,., ........,. St.Q H .. 12'6
'1995
'I MUITANI .
VI, r•4le, ~, .... tic, ,._ .......
itlt. ftct. •If ...._lllf. Steclt N., 1 IM
1395
'a FOii Fairlane
soo , o... vt. ........... ........... tr111.., ,_.,. ......... Ste.• Ne. IUOA
'11 Cll•LET
'15 MUil 118 ~
• ....... , lteefw, tte-'-4 ............. . MMlr ........ ,, ..
-
llUD IEW 1968 CIMAIO
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
MO. -'2388:-i '2288~ ·•-.:
... ,
,I~ USED CAR SALE ---.-·HUllDRIDI MORI TO llLICT ••OMI
'85 IMPW SJ.
CONYEIT9U
~ ~ ltw1na. Ndio lf!d ...... ,.~,~.
'1288
WUCAT
4 .. herdt .. Auto.. ..... ......,,
poMf',.,....~
~88
'65 Chevelle
AutOfft.+lc trens., h .. +.r. Nic.e
encl 'Cleen. lie. No. NOU 210
'64 Bel Air
Chevrolet, VI, <4 doer sed.tl.
Autometic trens,. redie & hHt·
er. lie. No. LVIC rl6
'81 vw
'1288
BUID IEW TRUCllS
'68 I FT. RlETSIDI
PICKUP TIUCK
HeWI ..,, .,, .... .,.._ ~· ......... r:r• --.... --· .. ,.... ---$2288 s44aa « Mo.
'Ull ,.ICI " o..tl Ille--. I• & k. "'-Tu & lk. llllr 41 _..._ .. a.c.
LOW MW• DIMONSTATOIS
SALE
TRUCK SPECIALS
'65 Chev. "' , .. lftee cc J ... u.. W421 """700
'68 Chev.,_ $2289 , ............... . Us. .... ,,..,.
'Q FOii
4 DOOR
Avtomatic, rldio end heettf.
Stock ,llA
'65 Rambler
no STATION WAGON
AutCMNtit +rens,. ,.owet .... ,..
i"f. Uc. Ne. UOH 061
'63 Bel Air
<4 Doer CM.. Au+ometic, r..tie,
h..+.r, factory •ft.. Vt. Uc. Ne.
OHU 61t •
GAU.XII 500 ; '
C.Ur-. Vt, J ·~· bdio •N hMter. Feat a.U.. Sherp r-4 a
white. l ie. No. NMV f<41 .a
'
2 DOOR. v.a, wtomatic tfanitMtllon,
~ ltearing. SIG 732.
'64 Plymo
Y.f HOUD4Y CCUN POllTI M0041L DISCOUNTID TO
----~------Wlwlletlc. -........ ....., ...... .... ..... ... . ....,. ...... _,.....,,.., ............... .
WW . ....._ .. w,.,,._ ~ ....
....... 1.
1968 DELMQNT
--. ...,..._11c. ,.... ~· DISCOUNTID TO
-.,..,., .,.. ......, .,. $~L6't ·T1 ........ ~ -...... "" ~..., ... ........ --·---.;.. ,.. ..., • •ULL Ntcl
'60 . IUICK lleclla 225 . .., .......... _,.....,,_,
............. -....... '9dwy elr.
II"' J61>
'63 RAMii.ii AMII.
t Dier' ........... tfldL -..i ..... llCIHft
'63 OLDS c ... , MS
COUl"l.\14 ...... .._,.,,_......_ Cit.••
'6J CHEY. lel All
. , .
'495
, '695'
This is tM month our st.ff ,.,.,.
...... elCMnte fhe CM hy M~ M.
4'rivlnt fer the ftn+ h.H of the tMCW
I
• "/Mf', for• MW ur. This meens we now
. h.w .IMut 20 low .milae-~ wr MW,
1961 ~ to ..,. et 11yMI
._.. prtces. While' they lest you ..
pt • ffen•tdOus d"ISCOUM on • '61
.model 10 fNih tMt even ytNr ~ -
bon won't know it isn't bnncl newt
DISCOUNTID TO
'5288.80
'6S PONTIAC Li Maes
' ''5 OLDS Cllltau ........... -........... ....... ....,..,....., ...... .....,. .... .
......... <-'-111l
166 CADlllAC~ ·
..... ....,... .......... ""'Ir _.,._. ....
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'64 CONTINENTL$1995 ................ ,.......,, . ., .......
Ml ........
'65 ef.fEVROLET $1595
Mii .. ~ ..... vt. ~ m1Q, ..... .................... , .......
'65 RAMBLER $1195
Cllllle 119 H.T. C.11Jlltetr _.,_ IMI. ,..,,._
... ~ ..... ,....., --·.,.,,,, 11-.
'64 PONTIAC $1195 °"'' .. 4 Dr ..... #11191 .................. ... ...-..iY•Ml--
'66 VOLKSWGN $1395
............. wllltlt ....... tlrll. all-.... • ~Y ......,.._ fNlh.
'62 CADILLAC $995
Sedlll DIYllle. ~ CMlllK ..., lneludlne ,.c> WYW~
'66 .FORD $2195
o.1111111 • M.T. GI. N ,._ ~ "'°" _..,., tllr C111ldltl10111&
'67 OLDSMOBILE $229.5
'67 CADILLAC· ·
..~ .... c.....-....... ... ~ ...................... ..., c.-. .,.., ....
5~9100
~ --
..
-
'65 LE MANS ''6 FORD CUSTOM
2-D-r lterdtop. Hyclrametic, ,_., atHri"t• ••· 4 o-.-4111. VI ptfne, ewf4"Mltic tr•-lt-
clie ucl heater. Wliite aicl• w•ll tit... •N.. rt411, lieeter, white aicl• w•lla.
$1977 :~~ $1477 ~~.
'65 PONTIAC GTO
2 0... i..,.1+0,. VI, hyclr•m•tic, ,. • ., , .. .,1"9·
r.cli., heater, wllite wall., ,,.,. wltael. U ,41'
actu•I mil ... $2277~~1
'66 CHEVROLET
C.prica 4 Doer h&rclta,. VI, ,. • ., ,rtcla, rMie,
hHt•, wllita w•lla. Altael ... ly flf910•t. I l,2U
•rival l'liles.
$2477:.
'65 CHEVROLET
IM'AlA. Su,., Seerf. YI. '-••ticf•, ~
tfMtlllf, reclie 1114 lleet.t, wltita alcla wall tirM.
$1977:~
'65 MERCURY
C-.t C.,cl-. 2 Doer llarcltop. VI, euto111atlc.
,_. .t..f..,, reclle, lle.+er, wlllte tl4• will
tiree.
$1777 ::~1
'65 MUSTANG 2 PWS 2
F~k. VI MtiM, Htefftetlc tr1M111lul•,
reel!.. ... ..,, white &Hie w•ll fifes. 25,101 M-
tuel ""'"· $1777 ~I
'64 IONNEVIW
$15~=..
"CONTINENT AL
-------'64 4 DR. Uncoln con•. ~ '62 Chevy Monza cpe.
•• CONTINENTAL, 2 dr, owner, fully equip., lncl. Xlnt trans. $211 dn. S28 ftltew/bliadt lthr. All pwr AM/FM nMlo, uto. ~ mo. Dir. 49'8T11
k aft. Good cood. moo. control, aJr~ .. auto. hip eo1v~ tM-1981 beam cont; S2,625 Tu le Iii I I Iii
.lie. incl.~. -....,-,,.._-_tt---. -----... -.. 'IT CONTINENTAL Sedan: "" '"'°""" " " ..... ""' ua · b1lly equip., air. 'l<'rl'O, 8IXl ~ CONT!NENTAL. xlnt tp coov. MH d811! $1'150 ton1rol low mil cnnd. Nu tirl's, Landau, 111 oul f>73-5888 ; t .; $4!M. l'qUip. FM. Must ..-11 by -------IG-1450 ~4.m
· .. Contin~tal.-_Bn_nd_n-f!W. ~:~~Oya 646-lli89
• t..11~ for n55 Pf'r month ======= .... J.a for Hat Sandtra, Lnu "" COURl\J' · Brand new. llamcer 642-81 CORVAIR Lt-ue for S90 pr. month. Pbcne Hal Sand'e.rl, 1...MM
fii'UVATE Pllrty ·wlU pay '63 CORVAIR M 0 u a MMqer &42-00I\. alb for 1ow mlluae 'fi5 Convl'r1. a.n. JVH wsw'CT __ rrv__:;_'G_A_R_F ___ _
Ginttnent&I. 67J..4ri0 rn. N . • • wv • act. air: P9"·
1564 "" 1142_158.1 ate« Ir brakes; Ult cond. •u Orir. owtll'r S2BS ~1970
COUGAI
9800 New Cars 9100New Can
COUGAR
' . ~@fffi. I
$1977:~ ..
·'6' MUSTAN6
$1977:.
'64 FOID PAllLANI . ' ID..-'-9 ....... ~ .... •etk
•6' CATALINA
4 Dew. vt. llyolt...tK. ,_ ...., ..... rMi..
...._, wW+. tl4'e well fir-. fechfy air -..........
$2277:.
I
.
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Mtb 1 ,,....... T .. yewaell ,_.•,. tllat te .,..1 .. tllfa tftf• .. .._...,.._...._, • .,.v ..... ,. .. ~,_,....
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•IN'il ........ ...,_, SS ....,_,Hf" Vh ......... te 427 ' .. w.........,.-4_. ......
--~-----------~~-·--~----------.:.....--~ •c~ue ss 388
Spert C08pe1.·
TftNd .. •r.elf te Mt•
, .. ~hire tcltlletd
..... , ......... Miit Mtl y ... ,. .. ..r .... Wtr. ........ ..,. "'"et1 ., th ~k-Slu a-11 •• ,., Cdes. w.,frf,.
"'lde .... 1 ..,.._ HW .. A.Wey w1"4.W.14 wt,.,... F.11 C.11 ~ ..
11•nllt11. Twl11e4e..iecl lt--4, Thy'r• 111 ste"41rL "Y" yOY c111
order from ttlf ft11fthy rt1tor of IJIOrfy lto1111. SH 1114 dri .. 1
ci...... ss "' .... Chweftt s,.,.+a Do,.,._+. ' tie ....... prlee --------------------•----------:----------
e Clteqf .fl N°"•
SS Co••e1
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f., .......... .,...._, ~ a...., II ....,_ SS C..,.. Wllet
4o'y" ... fer.,_ 1MMY7 LN61 m.llp vt. W-.frfpe wi4 ..
.... 1 .w-Sl-i.t.4 elf r.ttb .. tN MM. S,_... .a...,11 ·
_...., ....... 0.-. lletrftlt ~ SS ~0M1 frfft 1114 relrt
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'"-w BRAND NEW ~ .
1968: . CHEVROLET
, .. . .
1/2 TON PLlllllDI P'CKUP
._.__.. ~2:186
I '
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YR· CJl11 "·111 · sa•• Wllli ~-AN "OK'' USED ·CAR '
.. FROM CONrtELL CH·EVROLET
Aut.nltlc, r11cllo and hNter, Marina Wue wtth
ltlacklandau,...,.
Spert ewpe. A"'9matfc, power .._.1,,. ...0.,
.....,., lllwr Mue with ...... h ........
C.upe. Autematfc, rMlo, hNttr, Sierra ,OW
_.,.. liludrtt INfl, low mlletp.
• 1115 '82 THUNDERBIRD $895 '65 MERCURY
4 Dr. H.T. Automatic, ,..., ...... fftt, r..no,
htat.r, 327 VI, Gethlc ,.W, factery air concl.
H1rdtep coupe. Automatic, full power, recllo,
hNter, white with I.lade landeu roof.
'II CORVETTE ms '&IMQ
,....... 427 VI, 4 .,...., ef NIMI ....._...
AM· FM vlltntenlc rt41e, exceptlentlfy well
•· ltutternvt y.l1lw w/ltladt tnttrt.r •
Mlcf9et. 4 .,..t tr..,..,,luton, 1tunnfnt lrftllh
'••t-k. VI, 4 .,... tr11n1mlafon, rMle and
hMter, air MIMltlentng.
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DAN KILMER. THI
NEW PRESIDENT Ofl
THE J. C. CARTER COM-
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THI PEOPLE ON PAGI
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THE I M AG IN A T I VE
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THa SHOW. THI! ART· am AllE ELEMENTARY
STUDENTS FROM THE
NEWPORT • MESA UNI·
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TRICT. THEY WILL II
DISPLAYING T H E I R
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END IN COSTA MEJA.
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An American boy's dream of becoming the president of a thriving
company came true for M. Dan Kilmer, because he had faith in the
J. C. Carter Company when it was young and struggling. Today be
bas the pleasure of seeing its products in use all over the world and
some even enabling Americans to rocket to the moon.
Kilmer, who was born in Cleveland, Obio, enjoyed fixing cars
aod tinkering with mec.banical things even while be was attending Shaker
Heights High. School in Ohio. Re continued this interest at Case Institute
of Technofogy where he majored in Mechanical engineering with a
minor in aeronautical engineering.
Immediately after he was graduated in December 1943. Dan came
to California where he joined Douglas Aircraft in Santa Monica. Four
years later he met J. C. Carter who was interested in solving some
of Douglas' problems by designing special devices for them. They became
friends and in 1947 Dan joined the two year old J . C. Carter Company
The Dillard1 folk .sf ng1ng
ind comedy quartet will
1 t • r in DfsMylend't
Shemrock Show on St.
Patrick's Day along with
Homer Garrett and the
Irish Clog Dancers, the
1crobatic Volantet end
Irish Tenor Fulton Bur·
ley. The show on Tomor·
rowJancl St• will be
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p.m. on March 17. The St.
P•trldfl1 Day salute alto
features • peracle of f..W.
Bandt, ct.nmn •nd Difo
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. . Wlltt 'tt. int•al of Mirdl, llDd aprm., ldl'ftty in the farden bes1m to ...,.illto-ldalt·rm.~Spriaf-ftowen are 11Gnun1 mto bJGom, penmUala an ltut1aa tbelt'. P'OWth. IDd many leeda. bulbe and plallU can be planted
ill U.. _... . ....,. Alld If 1it.il ilD"t enouP, weeds and insectl are makin&
thir pnil~~ ~-'
.... • U. 'and sh.nabe should be put in as soon as poesible. Other
b'ffs and alanbs that a.re in containers can mate a quic:k recovery from
::=.~.hen they are pat out now just as they are com·
S... Of summer flower annuals can be started now. The st inc:lude
such •Jd fnoritea u uters, linniu, marigolds, petunias and celosia. In
adctitlolt, •me Meda of the 1etl9er blown annu11ls such as salpiglossi5,
hlsam, 1alllardia, Mexkan suAftower, comic>1 and double morning llory are· f\ln to try. ·
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F• .. ....__ unusual annual get some seed of the moonflower. This
fast and ellJ·irowini TIBe· has flOftn that bloom in the evening and ft'
semble mp fJOwerint white moming glories. 'lbe fascinating thing about
rnoonflowtrs ls watching them open. 'Ibey untold right be.fore your eyes
much :-J a time-lapse photography of a nower opening.
Bulba which can be planted this month ~ gladiolus. cannas, tuber-
ous ~onias, tlpidia and tuberose .
D.n tet in~ get ahead of you. Aphid colonies can build up over·
nigbt and distipre new growth on annuals, shrubs -including roses -
and trta. Ui'e a good aD·purpose insecticide eveey two weeks. The new
systemic lnsedlctdes have proved very effective In ccntroUing aphids ae
well as most other sucking insects.
$.fart .-•Jiftl plants that an ~ble to mildew -especially r~ J>o~,.~t until you see UR mildew, for then it is too late. It i& much I.Wier. -.. ·. to .pre. •e.nt mUdew 1'an t. t\ll'e once it bu started. In our climate tMte I• DO qaestfon~ whether,· ro.s will let mildew or noL They will if tbu w '.' not 1pl'Q'9d. Utt b.ratb:ne while the weather is cool and Acti-dione
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Since • flnplicie ia usually the center of at·
traction and comefta.tiollal focal point in I room.
partkular attentice sboald be liftn to tti& udU-
tectural feature. •
Ttt.re are many different styles of &uJacea
and numerouG materi.aJs which can be used with
Uie choice depending on the-toW style the room
will re.fleet. Simpli.citv see.ma to be-the most popular
in contemporary ~omia livin~ or family rooms.
Brkt, sJump stone, concrete block and many otber
natural stones can be used effectiftly to oroiect
simplicity. Ortea the entire wan may be finished
in the same material or it mav be used only for
the facing and hearth with the balance of the fife.
place completed in wood paneling. Other fireplace
materials. such as ~late or marble. are often finish·
ed with wood molding or a mantel.
wt.. • Mentel is wanted. a little research at
the library i6 often of ~l http. Boob which re-
view the traditional styles of flreplacea wU1 be
of nlue when looting for a becinniD~ style. Later
it may be necessary to moclily the sty'e to fit i.o
1lritti the architectural elements of the room.
'•nellnt ott.n adds to tbe total fireplace ef-
fect and may be done in a ~ of ways. Bullt·in
bootcues. teleTision and stereo caes mey be used
as put of the fireplace wall. Wan sconces or mir-
ron can be inGerted above tbe fireplace and if
preferred, a niche can be designed for a wallpaper
or band painted wall munl Paintings also are
faworite moices above a fireplace pro'rided ade-
quate liihting is available.
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY LIBRARY -1007D Slater
Ave., Fountain Valley. On exhibit during regu-
lar libcary hours oil paintings and samples of
weaving sponsored by members of the Foun-
tain Valley Arts Assocbtion.
SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK -202 Main,
Huntington Beach. On exhibit during regular
business hours, a one man showing of fi(W"eS,
florals, still lites and impressiom of a bull ftebt-
er by James Clutter .
LAGUNA FEDERAL GALLERY-21110 Ocua Ave .•
Laguna Beach. Currently oo uhibit, palnti.np
by CyDene Carr and Ervin Darai, conacea by
Bob Davis and paintings by taiuna Beach art
. students. Open during regular business boun.
LAGUNA BEACH ART ASSOCIATION -S11 Cliff .
Drive, Laguna Beach. Boun: Mon. throUCh Sat.
12 to 5 p.m.; Sun. 1 to 5 p.m. 1be Laeun•
Beach Art Association is uhll>lting a three ell.
mensional juried membership show and a mem·
orial showing of the worts of Salvador de Regil
(1913 • 1968). In the lower gallery a two-man,
two-woman showinJ of works by Manis J.
ShubiD, L. T. Shacblford, Jean Edlestine and
Betty Sarr ls oo display u well U WCJl'U by
Lapna poetep_ In the Eut Gallery are recent
permanent acquisWom, "Pete Cbampetre'' by
Jacques Villon, "Cenutes .. by Salvador Dall
ud "Pour Robl" by Pablo Plcauo. Adm.Wloa.
50c for adults. ehDd:rell under 12 free.
GAUDY I -450 E. l'ltll Street, Cotta Mela.
Roan: 11 a.m. te. I p.m. Tua. throa&h Sat.
Curren1ly Gil ahlblt dmcoa1t b1 Mduel De
LeclL 'lbere II DO admlul• ebart•. Phone
•mt. COFFl!B GAJU>EN GAUDY -ms Eut Oeut
BIPwaJ, ConDa clll Mir. Boun: 10 a.m. te
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CBAU.11 GAll.QU:.1 -Ult S. Cout Hhru.,
LlpDa Beach. lloan: 11 LID. to I p.m. claUy.
No wtm•ntoe charge. On exhlblt tbrouCb March
tw. ene man abowa of peilltinis by Warner
Balrcl and Patricia Cballis. •
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tion.
There will be about 30 students demOfl•
strating various art techniques each after-
noon. AH media will be ;epresented. Seven
hundred fifty ch.ren received be-ribboned
certificetes for thei r w<irk lest year •
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The public is invited o~"i;rged to at-
tend this outstanding annual exhibit. lt. ts an
eye-opener.
CURRENT
ART
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NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK -1080 Bayslde
Drive, Newport Beach. On exhibit during reg-
ular business he urs, collages by Alpha Salve-
son of Anaheim. No admission charge.
CORONA DEL MAR UBRAJlY -GO Mart1old.
J Corona del Mar. On exhibit durini recuiar li-
brary hours through March, bard edle abltracta
in acrllic by Brenda Alpirrieri.
MUTUAL SAVINGS GAU.ERY -'Jlllf1 East Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar, on ohlbJt during
regular business hours, Hawaiian landJcapel
and still life oils by 'nlelma Paddock Hope.
BALBOA PAVILION GALLERY -400 Maio st..
Balboa. Hours: 1 to 5 p.m. Wed. through Sun..;
I tO t p.m. Mon. CurttaUy on Ubibit, pa1ntinp am ICWptare of urban American by Joe Goode
and petnancs and boob by F.d Ruscha .-..
ed. by tbe Fine An. Pat.rpn1 ol Newpart Barber.
ntl't ii no admiaion charte. Phone 175-3181..
alARLES W. SOW'EBS MUSEUM -IDm N. Malit
street, Sam Ana. Phone JG6lil. Boan:.
Tues. through Sal 10 a.m. to 4:31 p.m.; &Ill
1 to 5 p.m.. and Thurs. eveabtp 7 to t p.m. N•
admluion charge. CUrrently oa ublhlt, paint·
ings of the Eskimo by Claire Fejet and paint-
ings in mixed media by members Of tbe Ana·
heim Art Association.
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O P.·I N T 0 T H E
CLYDE' .
PUILIC
W·ILL
MAR.
IE
13
Hollywood 9lemour will arrive in Coste Mese next T uesdey niqht
whei:i the N~ttonol Gentrel Corporation' 1 Mw Fox South ~st Pleze
Theoter opens with e gele invitotionel premiere of an_ unreleased motion
picture. complete with search lights end motion picture sters.
The $700,000 new theater, which is feetured on our cover end
these two ~ges, is loceted at Bristol and Sunflower ecross the sfreet from
the South C~st Pleze shoppinq center. It seats 11 H persons in bodtform
loge chairs, the ultimate in seating comfort.
The most modett1 equipment hos been incorporeted into the con-
temporary brid, ell gloss-front building which features on interior with
~ring plaster arches end indirect lighting.
The 'projection re10m is equipped with a Phillips OP 75 projector
with Bausch and Lomb end Koll-Morgen lenses for both 35 and 75 mm
projection. The theater al~ hes stereophonic sound.
Carpeting in orange with trocery blod end gold designs blends
.;ith the gold draperies and odds warmth end color to the overall interior.
The refreshment oreci in the lobby is a happy. colorful instoRetion which
will be stoded with goodies for the customers when the theeter opens
io the public on Wednesdoy, March 13, showing ''Bonnie ond Clyde."
There will be no chance for the theater to run out of admi ssion
tidets -the box offi'Ce has its own ticket printing machine which t urns
them out es they ore needed.
Harry Francis is the manager of the new Cost& Meso elegant. He
has been with Fox West Coast Theatres for 35 years, storting OS 0 "mar·
quee boy" in Wilmington. Most recently he has been manager of the
Crest Theater in Long Beach. \
The buildinq wos constructed by Diversified Builders of Los l\n·
9eles. Harold Levitt of that city wos the erd1itect. Developers of South
Coast Plaza ore Harold end Henry Se9erstrom.
I
Sunlitht •ncl lhaclews
cnt their ._.....on c•·
petine of .,..,.., traced
with bl.ck .nc1 901d ...
signs, malci"t interestint
lnterpf•y of ,.ttems.
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A cloMup of the cen~
por•ry brick whi~ Is ,.rt
of the construction of the
building. lfttr9tint UM
of textur9S male.. this
strvcture, iMicle 11Mf eut•
.W., one .t special Inter·
est ind beevty.
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AT THE
FIRE
STATION
lfftrke Kay, ln Mr SOth
yetr ht sMw -.;,..., ls
once &f&ln .-wi"t her
•u4iencn 1t the Fire
Statien ln G•nMn Gt-oft.
Ever since her NCOril
m •k Int •ppHr~ •t
this spot IHt A.,.,.t, her
f•M hne been 1nxlously
•••itfnt her return. TM
"G1y 90's .. entert-'ner k
• ,..., crowd plener wfth
her ballads In the Key
style. She will be there
to n I t h t ..,.. SatunNy,
March 9, •nd not --'·
9nd, March 15 ..... 16.
D.n't mla.
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Jft'f"f Oftrllod, mixmas'ter at Woody's
Wharf, Newport Beach, lite lorever, is final·
ly going to ~ out OJl bb OWD.
Overland, who has been looking for the
right spot for more than a year., bas appar·
entq f1mul I 'U the site of Swede's Restaur..
ant Oil' the Jrlierfront at Newport BeaclL
To be called The Rhum Rhunner, Over·
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30's" manner •.. complete with all speate.isy
,:~ $ainl :Jropez
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Fre.clt Specialty
Chef R-·
lfor11101ly witll Ao111Hoff 1 I
3012 Newport llvd. Newport lffch
OPEN DAILY sao ,.M. TIL 10:30 P.M.
CIOMd Monday 673-7813
All YOU ADYINTUROUS ~
ENOUGH FOR FW&TOWS NEW
SHOWCASE?
l'IESENTING
MISTY
DANCING IY JIM WA.LI.Act & THE PASTl\S
5-dcry lvffet • , .M. • 10 , .M.
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T--. ... Set. • Me.,w '#1 tj t
COCUAJU lUNCHION
THE SHOWCASE
~t~ ol that era.
Set for opening somewhere a.round the
1st of June.
* 1 < 1 More "Jerry'' news.
JerfJ Probek. owner of Swia& Chalet on
Jnner Newport ·Bouletard, back on the job
after, an Jttact ol pie Asian flu bedded him
-for a "1'iod of se~al weeks.
· · · PlObet bla.aed-oui in his home and was
found by "1.fe 'Katte • • • who immediately
c~eci. ~ ~J Doc .•• who immediately
ordered'. l>tObd'.S bfd,in.
L . •. • • • AU a thing of tlie past now, with Swiss
Chale.t apin ~· for business Ounch~on·
dinner) ~very day .Gt' !be week except Sunday. , . s .,. 'J'f
Thal lJaltMia' l'~llion J>allad and swing
stylist local out·Jl·a'boU.ters a.re talking about
is Paul Miller, • must-hear talent and all·
ar.OUDd nice gu,y.-.,
: -.A. natiJ• of .SU. &ancisco, Miller is caus-
in• ~a ~ ~ his YOCaliJing. Prior to
bia . · · PJvilloa . ~.agement (Wednesday.1
through Saturdayt} 1-appeared at the Mou-~ Rouge and Bimbo'• in . SF, the Miramar
Hotel at Half Moon Bay and the Embers in
up·North Redwood ~Ci~.
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GOURMET MENU CHILD:S PLATE $1.00
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13444 NEWPORT AVE .. TUSTIN 838-7287 '
LUNCH MON.-Fll. 11·2 ~
~~INND SU~. THIU ~UU. 5-t Fll .• S.U. 5-U~'J
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OPENING
WEDNESDAY, ·MARCH 13! ,.
)IMMY VAN TRIO
NIGHTLY EXCEPT TUESDAY
FROM 9:00 P.M. -1:30 A..M.
SPECIAL SUNDAY SESSIONS • TUESDAYS ONLY
KATE PORTER DUO
9 P.M.'TO 1!30 AM. . . . -·-.
SCHtOE·DIR',S .
CHEF'S INN
3201 EAST COAST HtaHWAY
CORNOA Dn MAI ' 675-0470
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the1ttr such II tl\fs .OIW
could not polf.lltfy attrKt
their thuter1'C*'I wffh.
out • refreshment at..-.d .
in tM lobby. This ene Is
a bright, happy addition
to the lobby color ICMme
a8CI It wUt ._ ..n itodrH
with .u the ... """" when the show opens to
the publl~ on March 13.
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· fod.b at Tbe'QdiiMJ. Anallebn, or Tbe Iroa
HOl"ll, Onilfe.
Calu•IY CGIDlca1 ••• Pd top tale1lt mu.
'' ldau ••• tldl "INUP tan. JOU ~l back throach the late -IO'a. UM Wa and 50 1 an · a u.tenmc tei;ta1 aemon eadl nf&tlt. Wednesda ·. ~.-.. -~.......... · .. 'J..'.'-:-.~--.,
The Al' ...,... Dao ••• llUled .. beiq direCt' froat., .. ~'J'hi* Sin.ti. Show Jn Loi
. Vea-•• :tM• ,,. • Ult Balo ROom Oil lhod119-TlllldQi.·:... the .,... "dandnt
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Jl'rwwU-~ from the Balo Room to ~ BoW, · ~m, you'll be entertaiDed
in ... smBe ~ at that bo9telry by the
--ol Ttal ~ .•• featarint Bobby and ~·llarilW. · '~nib arvap recenUy completed a fiffo weet. c&IDd It -cw. lilcc>blr, ., Anaheim,
and preanta a llDOOtbly blended sound of
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TUESDAY THltU SUNDAY FROM f P.M.
.. "-FREE CHAMPIONSHIP
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llna,· wood-1'1Dd, piano UMI dnuDI. a.an.
teule LIDlt1 ~·tcldl mudl to tbl ner-an. ~tany ettecti•e m b• UU.erJ ol-u~ '1rfcs.
§iDce tfae eGIUo ftnt WU forlMll la ttaa.
Jeecler' BobbJ Jl.lrtlall bu ftooated ~ _agre-e: ::n=:-w=~·~
Veps and P.J.'t, Boll,Jwood.
Tbt Q9eendCle .allo rtcord Oil .. ~ tot label
Rmera ·R~ted
ne Rhllra. a.avant, s-ttL c-t
Pim in a.ta lltia, II one ol thole= aalom that j..-& · keep clrawing 181
an out·n-Uou.ter blci to JU delJ&lltM decor,
likeable Bia IMDlll ad most Cft!--lable
cuislne.
Soon ••• bappllJ ••. thOM Rhiera' doon
will be a'f111111M to walk throuah aii lddl-
tional nenmc -.il week.
A. ot Mardi ti, the RR will be open
Sundays U well .. the -other six n1gbil DOW
DON JOSE'
MEXICAN RESTAURANT ' __ .....,,...... __ •..-.f;--.rrie
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ton I • .w..... (If "•arilM> Hunt. leech 962-7'11
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TOP SIRLOIN Oil
PRIM& RIB $3.'5
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Now ln charge of the Blriera kffdtm1
Gecqe Racbllwiecl, the 1lnt chef to lacB•
•t tbole 11Df•= ~ eoodlel at VIB& Fontna, , . t!tat eitabHsh-
ment opellld a few ,_.. blck
In add1tton to the VP credit. Racfll9.
wiecs tan allo Miit fl -.. ata11 at 11le
a.ridge, IWtl, Prance anl Th s.ltan'•
Table in Lu Vepm.
Don't twt Btriera Belta8rut ,ptbout trJmc the ecaql • • ...... wlth OwDer•
•letted white WIM. Jmt too.lftdl.
Coffee Tree Added -
Dick Cbuzdl, ODfUme 8utl &bop em-
ONE OF ORAN6E couNTY·s
· 1)¥0 GREAT RESTAURANTS
llurns
LUNCHEON and DINNER
COCKTAILS
PIANO BAR N16HTl Y
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·37 FASHION ISLAND
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BBTWEEN BUFFUKS AND BROADWAY
Opm:W~ll-I
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bnem 1:00-11.-00
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MUSIC SEVEN NIGHIS A WEEK
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1107" .... ,. ~ .. 1700
pal1s~des
Dinner, Luncheon, Codto1
BflERTAINMENT ~DANCING
Sundoy Brunch ] I :00 A.M. • 3;00 P.M •
Focltittes for Bonquest, Meetings ond
Private Porties up to 200 P•~•·
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