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NEW YOll (UPI)•-Ow. ~
A. Roicbftier auoaaced today that
be hal decided Dlt to .. the
RepubUean Pf.rl7'• nom.Jaa._ for
~ Ttil .. year..old JOV.-W'I •·
DOWICdMnt at • a~ W.Yiaad .... eoafennce came after wtlb of
~ over tbe decl.lton. BJ drop.
plat oat of the runnin1, Rochfeti.r left tbe GOP nomination die opo to
bla old rival, former Vice Pfftldent
Richard M. Nllon.
Be al.id be bad weilbed bli8 did.lion
Festive Rites
MarkDeiui
Of Freeway
Qewrly eirplocUnl oraneee hurtled
tlroulh the air today to herald dedica-
tlonl of a 4. 4-mill •u m.lJlion San Diego Freeway .ecdon throup Coeta
Mela.
The ceremony at • J)Oint llOU.th of
Brmol Sa.et feebnd Senator Tbom-
u F. Kucbel, plua 1111 array of county
beauty q.-.
Official rites came at 11: 06 a.rn.
wbm a burier WU. atruot wD 25
demo ar_,.. •• .tpped. n. new
''sravet,y and thouPtfuU1'• and bad
"apenl the last week taliing It over
with Republlcan officlala from coast to
coast." He aald be had weighed the
~r "with an mind and all coo-
adence.'
"Quite frankly I want it cear at this
time tnat the maJorlty of party
leaders want tile candidacy of Richard
Nixon at this tin\e:" be aaJd. "It would
therefore be lllo,.cal and unreason· able that I wQU}d try to arouff their
support."
tie said lhe party could not be serv-
ed by "personal combat.'•
"Far from enlightening tht nation or streOltbeninc the party aucb combat
would (Jl'O'Ve abraalve and dUtortive,"
he Mld. "It would not be a healing
race toward national purpose."
Rockefeller aaid he also bad an
obligation to New York voters who hid
reelected h1m governor last year for a
four-year term.
''The problems of New York are the
problems of America," he said.
He •id he had signed an affidavit
wttbdrawing bis name from the
JEN CENTS
Oregon primary and 1mtructed bis
staff to respect h.la dedalon. He said
telegrams bad font to Orep backers
informing them of hJJ decfJJoo.
The ~emor aaid be woo1d mah
known 'my own pocitJooa oo natklaal
and lnt.ernattooal tuuee , •• I must
in all lood CODlcMnce do thil. v
Rockefeller ~emed jaunty u he
walked throuch midtown from hi• of·
flee to the Hiltm )\otel for Ult press
conference, shaking hands with well•
wiltlers alone the way. He was
wearing bJa makeup for tele'Yision.
FV Sehool Drug Raid
'High' Youths Nabbed
Ten Fountain Valley High School
students wwe arrested Wednesday on
drug cbar1es, including two on cam-
pus who po&. aald were "ao high and
wobbly" they had to be auisted to
petrol cars.
The day-long raid by Fountain
Valley police both on campus and off
wu the culmlnatloa ol an intensive in-
vestigation of several weeks on illicit
narcotics traffic involving Valley blah
tdaoolers.
Police said they cooperated with
lliblol adminlstr.tora in the roundup ti d&n(erous drug suspects.
Detective Fred Nourse received a
call from Assist.ant Principal Don
Olamplin about 9 a.m. Nourse made
the first arrest shortly thereafter.
Seven of the juveniles were arrested
at the high school.
Nourse told the DAll.. Y PILO'l' that ·
four were picked up on charges of
sales of dangerous drug1.
"One of these baa been an active on·
campus ~sher for the past two to four
months,' uJd Nourse.
He added that another three were
"under the IDflllence" at the 1ime oC
their arrut. ir.o of these three w.,.
at the high school and "were wobblinc
a.od had to be assisted."
By 8:30 p.m. folU' gir1a and six boy1
between the ages of 14 and 17 had been
.-rested.
Five of the juveniles are residents of
the Valley, tbree liv.e in Huntington
Beach, one each in West.minster and
Midway City
Assi,stant Principal Champlin noted.
''We knew about most of them
beforehand, but ~ pickinJ them up,
others came to light from ootes ud
lrom people they 10 around with." ~":le: !r~ .:.r.
''Whal we tee bdcre ua la taly a ' tm.n ~ ol the.~ revo---~·~ atQCe ill A .... lis ~Si * * * ing :~a~u_naNarco J.. 1W~ ..,-:-.:a
.. • .. ledledcl9 •
· , ,.,,_ 4..4 mllill .C. n• '"8
N(JIWWt bC • ~fl a U,000. lllDI .,.... •.• tlfl TUt a-~-pm--•-,16ed by a. lederaI
BJCbft1 clot me, hM --~ u. tartut publk woru JtcJlhm tn
the history ot the world."
"I'm qutt.e certain e founding
fatbert never enviltomd America
criss croaed by mile tpon mile of
super highways when they gave Con-
grell the power to establilh post
l'Ollds.
"F.U. Junipero Serra, ~ of
Ca1.llornla. never imadned in all hls
trari11 on hJJ beloved kl Camino Real
that his dusty trail would be followed
(See FREEWAY, Pafe %)
* * * Reporwr Views
New $11 Million
Freeway on Bike
~
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ... DellY P'llel Staff What Ja IO rare as a Jay in March.
pedaling down a stretch of pristinP
pavement -with the smog at your
back-at about S2 million per mile?
There must be something. boss. but
save it for next week.
The assignment was a tour of thr
new 4.4-mUe San Diego Freeway ex ·
teneion which was dedicated toda:t .
and will in April start carrying traffic·
aoutb through cool. clean, clear Costa
Meaa.
"No neat." was the reply.
Not until Wtdoead.ay, anyway.
WedDMd•y, it WU abundant.
Tbe jaunt clown the $11 million
freeway utenaJon involved climbing
._. a Brand X bnltation of a
::Y.t:,~· comp .. with hiah·riSt>
Jt alH involved an imitation
bicyclllt-except for the handlebar~
Pmmplq madly away from thr
an.tol SU'elt overpass with m:t
C..-COf11 ol a leua absolvini:
Polk:b-Btiledld Comtruction Co. of
altf llallOltJ, I '8CCIUDtered a wrong· .., ...... OI',....,. it WU vice-versa?
Nat caM tlro yomt11ters on ii
IW'f1 lllOtllll~ trip from the op·
pOi.lt. clreetMm, ~to speculatlon tut~ ft had I.a openinC date~
WIOQI.
MljtleJt~,...,,
Tnftlic .... 9Clllbtntarily and I
.............. CODldlunicating
1rflt .. •er• liDd tf1lni with I
:::.. ~ 18+ol•llC llaatreda of
TMm~....._
:Alt.tit tbt brtt w.-... JOU belin to
PIP tblt m, wtda 111111'91 ICeDted wlti tbt U...Cape1!11 ._, of that
whlctl la med .. ..... kle plant aJoaa the ,,....,.,,
"Ice p1aat ~"I .,._1ed, .................. , ..
Bat J ........ -........ Ol Jll1 du«i1 {ilee -BJD-.Pqll)
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.8aidNeu 8;
Of Harhor·Ageney!·Puroz Seized
A bill to abolish the Oranie County
Harbor District was introduced in the
state Legislature this morning by
Assemblyman John V. Briggs (R-
Fullerton).
Briggs' intention to introduce the
bill. which he made known Wed·
nesday, has stirred up city officials
and others throughout the county.
The bill would do what Huntington
Beach, Wesbnlnster and eight other
county cities favor in varying degrees.
Five other cities have taken the op-
posite stand. These include Newport
Beach. Laguna Beach Seal Beach and
San Clemente and Brea.
Briggs said his blll would transfer
responsibilities for harbor, parks and
recreation administration from the
semi-autonomous harbor dlJtrict to an
ordinary county department.
"Ir my but ls approved, the
supervisors will have to get a two-
thirda vote of the people or raise the
county tax rate before undertaking
any major capital improvements," the
Fullerton aolon said.
Briggs' approach to the con·
troverslal harbor district situation is
one or two ways the district can be
dis8olved. The other approach Is through the
Local Agency Formation Commission
and the board of supervisors. The lat·
ter would require a vote of the people.
Meanwhile a special committee of
the League of Cities, !lamed Jut week,
today began study of plana with·
several alternative avenues open.
Brigg's proposed meuure reaulted
1
In varied comment from city olflclall
2nd othen throughout the county.
Some samples:
-Mayor George Honold Of Garden
Grove, League president: "I'm shock·
ed, Briggs told us he would hold up the
bill until the League had a chance to
study the matter further and try to
reach a solution. Our report Is due
April 11."
-Doyle Miller, Huntington Beach d·
ty adminW:rat'Or: "The bill is just
what we wanted. Ow' council has lollg
held a position which calls for disaolY·
Ing tbe district" (Huntington Beach
was turned down last month by the
Local Agency Formation Commission
in the city's latest bid to withdr•w
from the district).
-Mayor Paul Gruber of Newport
Beach: "Introducing a bill la one thing
and getting Jt pused la another. There
is plenty Of time to take whatever ac·
tion our council deems appropriate."
(Newport Beach bu gone on recon! &!I
r.vortng the district as a ~Ing
ageocy. Briggs' feUow Orange Co u • t y
assemblymen had varied attitudes
towards ttl• bill.
New Sewer Lines Freed
Of Sea Water, Costs Dif>
By RICHARD P. NALL
Df "" Delb ,..., .....
Narcotics officers nabbed aeven
young men and a woman W~lday
nJgtrt as they ralded a Laguna Beach
realdence three blocks from tile blah
IChooJ.
Laguna Beach Police Sgt. Norm
Babcock said officers seized hashish,
marijuana and LSD valued at $1,200,
And said a .25 caliber loaded
automatic was taken from one of the
men.
Following the raid at 462 Thlrd St ..
slx were booked on suspicion of
possession of marijuana a n d
dangeroua drugs lot sale.
'Ibey wue idetnlfied as John WeUGn Mc"'vOrtllack, 18; Dennis John ~o.
21, and David Rbssell Martino, 21, all
of the Tly,.I Street· address: Wllllam
Joseph (frady. 21 Of 4M9 Hazeb11,1t
Street, Seal Bea<!h; T&Jma Jean Shaw,
23, of Long Beach: Carl Bernard Bos,
Jr . 25, of Mlllhattan Beach: and
David Anthony Barrios, 24, of Lot
Angeles.
Barrios also was booked on suspl·
cion of carrying a concealed weapon.
Babcock said he had the loaded gun in
his pocket.
Gregory Alan Smith, 19. of Norwalk,
was booked on suspicion of pos~sslon
of marijuana.
There were seven arresting officers
Including Laguna Beach police, the
State Bure8tl of N a r c o t l c 1
Enforcement and Downey police.
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WeaUler
If you like today'a weather
you'll love tomorrow's. promlMa
forecaster Emil Karts w h o
points to hilh rucftllP of 7'
along the cout and up to 82 in-
land.
INSID8 TODAY
A pichn't of Carv GmlC as 4
ve&nan 9'Nr of LSl> tmd a 4 "°'tile and fma:UoM1 1"11bon4
10CI d'°""' ~-"" .,.,, Dvo1' Ca~ S. o tor A.,.,~
trfol w~ 'A nport of
trial ,, " Potlt 'I. . •
• : !! DAU. Y PILOT Thundly, M.n:h 21. lM
'Poll~e Action'
TEL AVIV (IJ>' -AA lsr11U in,.
vaaloo force dr<>ve deep into Jordan
along a 200-mile front todl)' to aven1e
a aeries of guerri~ raids. tMd be ..
a planned withdrlwal aece tM ··poUot
.ctite" ft 1'ipe act tarrortst Wse1 ,..,
ace~ 111 W'Q1 9"ke11Daa
-.id. \
READY FOR TAKEOFF
Butterfly on 'L1unch PICI'
Coast Aflutter
As Butterflies
Head for North
O.\JlV PllO T
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Th4 dulOU flOUD&. that btaU at dawn with hellcoi>ter itrops of aauult
tU1N and followed with dozens ~ jet
'9dlblr drallnt "1nt cost Israel 15
9a4alld ?Owouaded, accordin& to the ...,-..nan.
'l'bt JU' .. ~ killinl • l•t.
111 El Fatal t.mrilU and aUd UlllY
had inflicted hePy casualties on UM!
Jordanian army. They cl a Im e d
destfoying 16 tank• aAd capturln1 two.
Prtine .Ml.DM\lr Lc.t J:ah&ol. wbo
wllldled 18~ of 09 ftctltiat frallt I
command poat overlookinl the Jordan
Valley, had 1ald earlier that the troops
would be pulled out "on schedule."
Tbt ww.df awal CUM UW !ri·
ta.la and tbe U.Uted stat.ta c&llld on
larM.l to pull back lu farcu, but 111·
form.anti b .. u._. It bid nothla& to do
with tne.. appMla ud called th•
withdrawal a "plaaDed phase of th•
~Woll."
. ~t the •lh* al lbt flptia&. Jar~
and Egyptian position.a ucbanltd ''" , at Gr.M BlU. LaM oe lbt Suez
Canal, ~ tbe cla.ab waa mall ud no
cutlaW• ""'~ ln Ttl A¥tv.
J°""11's dUel Cit millW, Ui-
Wligeoce estimated up to 15.000
Israeli troops crossed t.M Jordan, in-
cluding thr.. armored brigades ud
tMir tub. n was tbe fir1t ~
JIJ'Mli IDOYe lato Arab turttory lillct
the Middle Eut war lD Jwie.
A Tel Aviv spo.kesma11 said on•
Jsraeli jet had been downed by grGUnd
fire. but that UM pilot ti.ad bailed tu.t
and WU ule behiad his owa UMS.
Ht deaitcf a Jofdardan d&lJn tl\at ita
force! had killed 200 of the Invaders.
destroyed 42 tanks and armored cars
and shot down three of Israel's
Freneh-made M.y1tau jets.
Trustees Okay
Road Easement
OCC Schedules
~akeup Session
'l'be lut makeup _... w ..,_
1DHt leatl fOf ltudu\I wbo wiab to
register in May for tbt fall aemut.r
a.t Ora.nee Coast College -.ill be beld at
OCC Saturday. M~h !S.
,,. ... , wUl .,. ~kl la tbt occ Srmce Hall at 1:31 a.m. aNt t :~
p.m. N. one will '-achnitt.d alter the
startina times. There as oo CM.
St..-.. f aiUac to taU tbe teet will
be subject to late rec:lstration pro-*"'• IClliool offiri.als said. 1'bll will men that tb91 will bave a eoorv
..--ol c&&a. •MD Ui•1 f1UUy ,......,.
'n. --11 Jer plecemut only ud ~be 90 OM ~of ce>lle.&t.
' '"
Sea W akh'S Birthdµy ·
.
Celebrated in Newport
What Newport Btaeb matN>n can
plow through 100 yuda of heavy 1urf
iD five MCOnda Qat?
Aak aay liltpard and Utey'll tell
JGV her nmne ii Sea Watch. a 28-foot
ve11WJl reco~ed as an "old salt" to-
day on the 10th annlveraary of her
launcbillg.
Ufel\md lklpper ~ F1-IUI
who fiacf ..,,..., *t .. klgbly
regarded ba9t WOlld be retftd by
now. re..,.. thlt tilt .. Watth ap-
pears to have UDY more reacuea In
store.
So far. tbl veuel hq participatecS tn m~ 8'D 3-9 n8"91: 19d tqwed 1Gme ....... '9at. to .... ., trofwt tbe.., Qae. ..... s.,..,. t>b .... RoMrt t:.
blf. .tpaal •ldJioer whn tt. 193 Watch alld down the •• ,, ta Its. says
tl'9 lleat'1 delllp qultiee haw not
bMB ......... .,, ........... DHStMr .... Dania erM11141 UM!
boat a.._... ..U ta nup..., alld
,.. .... ti. ...... P9w9' la •llPPkl
by two Cbryaler Imperill 21 t ·
......... ...... Thi tra I Wio1' ... ,..... .. an-........
brouaht ...-tllll tr..-af a. bolt
without dan,er of propeller lnjury.
Sea Watch can cover 100 yards in
five ~Gel•. and can assume the
. '
"oDiaD Killed
Tu Aufo Crash .
Iii Garden Grove
workload or J) awbnmtng nfeC\W'dl ln
heavy surf
The slipper sa)'I that 1'Mn latJI rip
tidH carTY antral ,..... f 1 r
offshore. tht ,..ue taoat eu M¥e
them safely aboard In two to thrff
minutes and be ready for th• nut
chaUenp.
More Candidates
In County's Hot'
Political Picture .
A l•t• nish ti upirioa auctiUtls
Ila. atirred Oran .. to..t,·1 pe<iical
pot to near boilinl today.
TbrM more candidates ~ out
PIPtfl \Vtdneaday for the hMb cee-
tuted Ftrst Diatriet su,er.\wial
post. bnnfina the total .... blr _. In
tllit contut to 11 .
1'tle Job ii btlnC v aeated 111 8ovd
Cbalnnu C. M. "CJe" hablrb' wbo
llas held tbt poet for • JUl"I.
IA the Tblrd Dbtrict ~al ~ace f« th• ~ _. MW 'by
Supervilar WWul J. ~ • lb1rd
cudidate Joba T. O'Nllll. • Yana 1JDcla ,.. ..... tM &..,. J:" Gm ''BllcQ'' Waitilts . ..,_.~ \MtM
~'!:p:u\t"t&.M> ~
-ll!CM by twQ llrilUtJ °" ..... th• tint GOP ~ be Ml faced
for the job 1i~ '90i ttftee a 1111.
RGWt T. JoMI. M ANbtha sales
mwl'J'. -.. waua. A. Dnthl·
"· tf S.ta Ma • .,, .. ..,. ... ftter-~~. Dr. wuu.. J. ~ t1 a--.-Beach. Op until now tbe onb ....,....
~'tr>~:".M ..,. ................... wtei
• ~ ..... wt. ....... J . saaf·
f()('d el 0.-GreM. wlllt tln.isbed
fourth far the GOP nomination In lie&
jumped lato the r11ee.
The new trio to enter the First
Su~rvisorlal r~ are Harry I>.
TI>o._, a .tu ~ Olew G.
Peu. an tlectrician; and J.,-ry M.
Patt.-. a aMOl"lltJ. All live in Sia·
i.~,
Pt••PtlllieJ
BIKE RIDE. • •
5a,. :Jh. m~~L o/ Warc:L
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL O~FER
ON THESE TOP Ql)AUTY SOF~
YOUR CHOfCE
OF• S<»A STYLES
Wldt c~ of
fabriel •-...
AT
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89 Dawn'• Earl11 Uglat
Marine color gulrd post. flag atop Hill 881, an outpost near Khe
Sanh in South Vietnam, 11 new day dawns over embatlled area. Each
night the day' a flae la taken down from the 15-foot Ndio antenna
whkb aenea M flafu~ and ia retired to be tent to family of a
Marine slain on the
Allies Slay )67 Cong
,
In Big Raid Near Saigon
SAIGON (AP) -Delpite ln-
ielllgence reports that many of the
Viet Conl meaaclq Salp have pull-
ed bact toward tbe Clmbodian
border, allied force• reported killing
187 Viet Cong close to tbe capital Wed:·
nesday, and ll enemy 1bellJ landed on
Saigon'• Tan Son Nbut Airport.
The Viet Cong were 1lain in the
50,00().man Ope.ration Quyet Thang,
the bluest a Wed offensive of the war.
In a one-aided fight 15 mile• nortbwe1t
ol Saigon, 142 suerrfilu were reported
tilled agalMt only one Amertcan and
seven South Vietnamae dMd. Four
miles souttnreat ol the dtJ Soutb Viet-
namese rangu-1 reported klllinl 25
Viet Cone at the COit ot four wounded
troope.
These actiona IDc:reued enemy
ca1Ua1tiet in Oplnltloa QuJWt 'lba.i
to more than 1,000 killed me. tbe
nreep bellD Mardi IL
Ntnety...U other eDllDY troope were
report2d killed In five batt1el ranlfnc
nvrth to the demilltarhed zone
Wednesday. One GI died In the1e
clashes and JJ were wounded, while
South Vietnameae losses were 1even
dead and ~ wounded.
Uttlt damage ftl done to Tan Son
Nbut, one of the world'• bulieat
a.l:rportl, in the lkound barra1e from
enemy recoille11 rifles. The 75mm
weapons were fired from within 1,000
yards of the field, and AC47 Dragon
Ships were dispatched to hunt them.
Spokesmen aald results of the Dragon. •hir coun1Kattact were not known. I wu the first shelling of Tan Son
Nbut in three weeks.
The recent slowdown in the ftgbt:tn«
after the furious com bat durinc the
Communilt lunar new year offemive
in February wu reflected in tbe week-
ly casualty report amiounced today.
American, South Vietnamese and
enemy cuualtia lut week were all
cOIIJiderably leu tbu they bad been
the week before.
2 Boys Discover
Drug Samples in
Newport Trash
Newport Beach police today disclos-
ed that quantities of drugs were found
by two small boys this week in an alley trub can.
The drug1 -all medical 1amples -
••• diac:ovwed in the can at the rear
of 4.128 Patrice Road, pollce said.
One of the boys carried home some
of the 11mple1 to hil mother, a nurse.
She DOdfled police.
Del Sil Kenneth Tbompaon said he
wa1 Meldnl today to detennine if any
1n1 w•e violated when d r u g
aalaman J'rmt Olson placed the
aampiel In tH truh cao at the rear of
bll ,1p&rtment.
State Poll Reveals Nixon
l
Favored Over Rockefeller
LOS ANGEIZS CAP) -A statewide
poll lbows Re~lklm voten favor
former Viet at Richard M.
Nlson owr Ne}jon A. Rockefeller u
their praidenual candidate.
But IDOtbtr poll mall CaHfornla.11.1
La an politfcal partia '9lle•• the Nn
Y ort governor baa tbt beat cbance to
w1ol the NOl'ember eleetioa.
Tbe Callforn1' POD. a stat.wide
turVtJ prepared by ~ P" I • I d
Raurcb Corp .• revealed w~
that Nlxon ia the c~ ol 41 percent
of tM 1tate'1 GOP .otlln.
Nixcn WU Hie fl\'ortt.e of s.1 percent
lat Jmt ad 42 pel"'Cet In , .. .,.
Rocbffller. who ... tbe tint pld
of 10 percet1t of the ~bllcan voten
nine montbs •fO and lo percat i.o
mooUla afo, ia DOW faftftd ~J 29 per·
ceDt. t.be poU ~tect. Gov. RMpa. wbo 1171 ht i1 not a
eaadldft bill' ll tbt ltlltlt'• fnoriu eon cud.Ida ... ii .. top daoict rJ ats Pll'CIDt Of tM ..,_Uc:ana, down lrom
lanoarJ'• 11 pceeat Md lUt Juu'1
1S Plft'9l
Ill uotber poll, med• by Doe • M.
Mod8Clrt'1 Oplnlon Rutarch of
Calllonu~ .... of an polltlt&I
paruet llld kktfeller ta t la •
atrODpd ~ta the GOP could
aomln&tie.
The poll uld Raddtller was alao
O. "*'' ......... U.J..la 8ab1rt SSS«tJ U>·N.Y.)
But a Iarie undecided v o t e
repreHDtl the bala~ of J>Oftr,
Muduncrt 1aid. President Johnson
would lo1t to either the New York
10.e:rnor or Nixon, the poll 1aid.
lo Ca1Uonua'1 urt>an center1, u
IDMIJ u one tbD-d of the state'•
Democ:rata llld they would cro11 par·
ty llDu to vote for Rockefeller,
Macibmclrt aai4.
1D a matdlup ol candidates -Nix· on. &cuteller. clabmon and Kennedy •tt• ~ onlJ oaa coa1ldem -the
poll 1bowed Jobnaon trafllnl Nixon by
49 to '1 percent with 1S percent "don't
b0tr" aad traWna Rockefeller by 49 to D e'f~ wttb 18 percent ''don't
know.
KenJMd.1 bart1J led Nlxoa 45 t.o 4-4
per. cent with U ~nt "don't know"
but tit trilled Roc~ller by "' to 38 percent wltt. 1t petttDt .. don't mow"
~·Democrat. and JlepubUcai1
nre DOl lilatcbld .,,.._teach oiler.
Countian Killed
In Vietnam Action
Marine Corps Sil &tmttll T. Ra~
of Oran&• wa. arnon1 t!boH U.ted to-"1 b1 tbl U.S. Dtr.n.. Department ., kiiltd ln actioo m Vittum.
Sit. R*J la ........ .., .... widow,
oC 1lU le A11o An., Or_,..
.1Wtilf. Mlrcll 21, 1968 Nn.Y PILOT f
Le no th 1 wtdth-lVz widtha 2wtdtha 2V, wldtha 3 wtdtla-3Va wtdlha 'wtdlhl 4f' 72" 96" llZO" 1'4" 168" ltt'
reg. IA1E reg. IALE 1'99, IA.LI 1'9'1· IA1& r.g. IAJ.Z reg. IAI.a !5· IAJ.I 24' •or 30" 5.00 1.41
38' • Of 45" 11.00 4.41 12.00 .... 16.00 11."
54' 'or 63" 9.00 I.II 16.00 11." 19'.00li" 25.00 ''·" 30.00 ., ..
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108" 13.00 .... 24.00 llM 29.00 U.11 37.00 II.II 45.00 ,, .. 50.00 41.11 SS.00 41.11
'Patio M'
Pan•lt (one way) 35 00 "·" 39.00 llM
95' ·Patio
Panela
(one war) 3900 ... 42.00 kll
12' ·o .. p
Valan<:'ff 400 la 800 S.11 10.00 ... IS.DO ll.11 "
•al•! our white antique aatin iuulated draperi• in 57 m..
6 99 '8" x 84"
• pair, regularly 10.00
Our Eden Roe draperies are white rayon/acetate antique satin insulated to
keep out heat and cold. They're sun and fade proof, perfectly washable, and
need little or no ironing.
Drapery Dry Cleaning: Just call your nearest may co ext. 893-354 for at-home
estimate, pickup and delivery. No obligation, no charge.
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aalel eu1tom drapery fabrics from our elegant Tiffany collection
2.99 yd. reqularly 3.99 a yard. includ• fabric and labor
Our new range of drapery fabrics will give rich drama to windows. Choose
from 85 colors and 6 weaves ... cross~yed textures, soft cotton-rayon boucle
textures and our new self-lined rayon-acetate antique satin.
ahop at home .•. call your nearest May Co and a decorator salesman will
bring aample fabrics to your home. No charge, no obligation for this service.
may co draperies 11 r'
aale I our fCDMd Amori.no beckpreadl &om Italy ••• at "°/. acmn91
29.99 twin me, reqularly 55.00
full ai2e, regularly 65.00 .M.99 queen. king, or dual. reg. 9().QO_Cl.99
Italian designers borrowed a 15th Century Renai8sance cherub pattern and
translated it into rayon and cotton brocatelle bedspreads. Thick S-inch fringing
adds a dash of Mediterranean elegance. Combinations of emerald and blue,
turquoise-antique gold. red-gold, white-beige. tangerine-brown or gold-natural.
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fllllr'MSO, M~ 21, l'Jba
LBJ Pleads
Fast Action .
W ASBINO'l'OH (AP) -PtHidnt
JobnloD, delc:rtblnt the tllrelll to tba
dollar u "lmnMdfala and terloaa,"
cc.--w .. Deir,. .. ...,,, appealed M1W to Concrett Wed·
The Friendly Sont of SL Patrick nelClaJ for prompt paaaace ol a 10 per
of Lackawanna C®nty, Pa., MDt eeat tAcome tax 1urclw,e.
the Air Force a bank draft for '704 • ..,,.. hoar 11 late." Jcbn1oo aaid.
to pay tor the "Tuxedo 81*1al'' ''Tbe need 11 urtenl"
trip ol a jet airplane back to Wuh· la ieu.a to uae prealdill& offk:era of inst.on to pkk up Vlcie '""••nt the senate aa4 tbe eou.e, JobntoD
Hubert K Humphrey's toraotten *° uW CoelNll to allocate _.,
luggage. (People ~ Taelday, JBl'ISoa fl ae Elpclrt-Import Bant'I I
&latch 11}. St. Pit• IM.1'.__dalm ellltiDc authority 10 the lnltitut1oD
Chat IUIK knew notbllil ._.. the aa anance aport tranaldione not
and that '°We bope r9Cltpt of · -.rtd under pnMllt procrama -
check will end aB coatl'Oteny. • 1raladion1 of a kind that post new
• 'n. ddef eMC:Utive labeled hie tax
part.era.
Tbt-e"8f eJllCUitve labeled b1I tax
· ~ ''1be mOlt critical meuure al ~1:"11."
: -!Wening to Wt wee't11 1old-dollat
ChurchfU rdtirned to hltotl, Jlo.,
~ m "'' guiH of laif MJ'MtD, John •~er Churchill. Tiu grandaon of Ji1' Wttuton Wited tM St. Mary of
~ldennanbury Church which wos
)r01l{1he frcnn Lofldan and rec(11Utruct·
~d cu a memorial to Sir Winlton'a
jtl1Mtll "Iron Curtain S~ech" of 1946
4t Weatmimtn CoU~e in Fulton.
;Jolln, author of two books about hu
jamed uncle, ia on a lecture tour of · 'M United States. • Wiltl1m It Ketchtm, of Elgin,
lll., seekin& re-election aa Kane
County prosecutor, 1 aid be will
ahorten bis name, for camoaign ~urposes, to "Will Ketcham. 4 • • Ronald aa~.,, 16, of Torooto,
i»lamed it on U.. po1'er fteering of
~iJ mother's new car and the judge
l>elleved him. Ma&lltrate Nerm.n
Gianelli acquitted tt.e y o u th of
t:arelese driVing ct.ties llemmbll
from a aeries ol ICddentl ID which
..Jie rammed two D&rted can Clrove on lidewalb and lawnl ";;;/ brote
"pit a utility pole. "Bad .tuck abo
might have had 90Dlet.bing to do
with it." sajd young Bater, who
got his driver's license just 13
tlays before. •
Sewn haWJI hlppifs grcdcd
the arrival of S'Prinll rt•tml411 b1/ painting /101llfl'• attd multi-
colored 1tripe1 along a atone
wall in Nor1h Beach. "We just
wanted to make San Fratu:i&co
· more beautiful on the fi"t dat1
of Sr>ri11y," OM of them told
pohre. Patrolmen brought t~
lnpPtts to the Hall of Jwtice
whtrl' they bert boolud /<rr maL-
·s
iactot'-! muchie/ and tMir bvtk·
ets of 11eUow. orange, purµU
and green point 1"re oonfi&-
mted.
• A New Orleans Chamber of Com·
merce group mel for lunch recently
to signal the start ol "Louistaoa
Beef Week." The menu was fried
chicken.
! «iUt d4 ... .-.m~. be Ai':
'"!'be Dltionl of the world look to us
now for economic ltadlrtbip. Tb•
fabric of int.emational cooperatiot
upoa wbicb the world's postwar pro·
aperlty bu been built ii now threaten·
ed. U Chat fabric ii torn apart, the
consequebcea wtl DOt be coofJned to
foreign-countries -but will touch
e'lf/fl"J American.
"We mtllt not let ttW happen.
Prompt enactmem <J the tax biU will
bt clear Hd convincint proof of our
leadership and an exercise of our
responsibility."
In teekin& broader authority for the
Export-Import Bant. Johnson said
that "new competitive conditioDJ in
worJd trade demand added scope and
flexibility in the bank's operations."
Ria proposal, be said, would "make
available to American firms export
financing more competitive with that
provided by other major trading na·
tion.s and eapeclall7 suited to develop.
.ing new markets.'
Last year, American exports ex·
ceeded imports bf about '3.5 billion -
th\1$ reducing the nation's balance of
payments delicit by that amount.
JohDIOll Wei the trq surplus Wll
"lar,. but far from lar&e eno\llb. ••
Pilot Credited
With Saving 42
Aboard C.Onvair
EV ANSVU.U:, IM, (UPI) -A
Delta Afr u.. CoanJr 4«> bellt·Jad.
eel JI a cir.MDI' ,rm Wednelday nllht
at Dnu Memorial Airport. Quick ac·
tioa by the pilot, Capt Gllberl Roter,
prnented ID1 terloua IDJurle• amont
the 42 persons aboatd.
"There were no bad Injuries othel'
than I complaint of I •boulder hurt, I
UttSe sprain a 1entleman auffertd
wbell be bumped bll Mat,•• a Delta
spakeanan WI of tbe IJl.fatecl fllCht
411 from aucaao, 300 mn. away.
"Be bouneed reall,J b1lh and then
gunned bis engine." said D o n
McCreig!lt, who waa walling to board
the aircraft for a Oight to his home in
Indianapods. Be said the p l l o t
withdrew the landing gear and plopped
with a loud nolle on the runway.
''It bounced agaln and then went up
a little higher and then ca~ down
a&aiu," McCreipt l&ld. "I tbougbt to
mJHl.f that ~ wu a pretty rough lan-
d.Ing. rm &lad I wam't on it."
.Ro1«1 •llo lot away before
newmien could question him, ap-
pamrtl1 tried to pull the plane back
int» tbe air, but found the engines did
not haft ..... tbrult. so witbdrew
the ~ tear and fought the craft
unll it Ulddld to the end of the
runay IDd Mtoed ln mud, accordlni to I Delta ipOteaman.
DAM THalATINID -Condition of Whittcton Dam. a 12-foot high wooden structure, one quarter
of 1 mile downstream from Late Sabatia ill Taun-
to.n, Hus., is checked as floodwaten contJllue to
rile threatening the dam. J117or Benjamin J'ri~
'
...
45,000 Awai~ Fate . of. Dam
TAUNTON, Mase. (UPI) -A amall
portion ol the rain-weakened Whit·
tenton Dam collapnd today, threaten-
ing the entire structure and eo-danteriai 1be tx11h:wa and industrtal
area already evacuated.
Volw>teera, civil defense persoimel
and crews from the Army Corpi Of
Engineen labored to halt the Oow of
water through a four foot break Jn tbe
center of the dam over the flood.
noHen Mill River in tbis city :.> milel
IGUth of Boston.
"God, we can only hope those dams
bold," one official said. "It would
cause the woflt meq we've ever
1een."
'lbe Whltteatcia Dam was one ol the
two holding back tom of water peril.
ing the city's indultrial heart. taun-
ton's 45,000 reckMnb are "lhting,
wailing, but most of all praying" the
dama would bald, tbe olftdal Nld.
A tpOlflB'M said a be.am aap-
PofUDI tbe dam collapted, CllUing a
1 Wea.ti ti .-..~ "tbr• • four feet" in
the center ol tbe ~. Ht uJd
•tUt the Oc*• II water immediately
. def tbe bftN · 1'11 no more than * * * ·.,", *.. * * Spring Uncoils Heavy .
Srwwstor:m on Midwest:,! .
would baw been expected.
MQw Beltjmnia A. l\1tdmaD llill
tbM tbe WbttteDtoD Dam WU the
upltnam ltnlc:turt, ID4 u ... erudal
that it boJd or the downltrtam dam
would be swept away ad the dty'1
oore inundated.
"U U fOtl, ~ loet," Fried--man N.ld.
The ftderal &overnmeat llMUwbila
moved into fhod-1trlek••
Soutbeut.n Mueacbu... a a 4
Rbodt llland today wt::.t"" ftua. dal aid program tblt ,.mt aa
estimated 40,000 bomecrna to HPe1
loans it tbe rate of a perceet over • years.
The area was bebcl b' more tban
30 hours by rain and wind wlUcb -*'
Tuesday. A spokeunan lot the CtvU
Defense Agency said . barrinl ..any
::I.1:!1~:eT=~~ Student Rebellion
haft paled the ctltScal atagie ...
"You might 181 thit ls a «ihost Close& u niVersity
town," aaid 1 spokesman for Mayor
l"riedman. "U thoee dams, even one of WASHINGTON (UPI) -Stude:nt. at
BJ tJ.tW Preu Imernatleul 1' ehlldreo home early. 1'htee Albu· ~llet'1l .'!B• !!..~ .. !>9 a bel of a mtu mosUy Negro Haward University, ap-
ucr.,.. "" 1~ pareotly in C0U1Plete control of the A lt«m ~ bli2::Ulr4 ffO-• quwque, N. ~. acboola '!_ere cloaed .._. 1baa 2,&IJO per.-. 'ft?• campus., wwed ~ to CODtiooe their
...-_, -"'11 .r;:: -.:..:w~ ~ ;:.'F.°!"..:=.:~~ ~:;.Woo."':! ':=kdl~
Soatlnrllt, wbln it eloeed tc.bocfl ~ mer Mort.cmi V~ into-and IUl1'0Unding coun· unffersi(y'a actmiftlavation. T'h e i r hJCbft11, mto tbe ~_.,. 1.U.. Star 1t:at.e. -. r~lo lr}----11 WedDetdaJ aDd today dentonltratiOD forced closin& of iM
from tbe aoutblrn p&aint tt~. '11 •mile ia ~ llC'tionJ. to )act tbe fiqw. O.n!Yeraity.
Tbe ltonn, tWtiog its croswountry .~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim,,,_ ___ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~=-iiiiiii.;..iiiiiii_iiiiiiii..;~~;;.-----__,
trek on the flnt day of spring, pllect 1lp
a fooC of snow in New MexJco Wed-'
ntlda7 and today up to Dine incbe$ ln
west Te11U and six inches in
OtlUom• City.
All e!Cbt·incb snowfall at Lubbdc:k,
Tu., wu the dty's beeviest 24-~
'*1 In mere tblll 18\W )'ears. 0n:fbe , friDJM of the ltOrm, heavy rains rUs·
e4 bood threat:a and destruction J>y
th~• and at )east one ton.a-
do.
Hazardous driving warnings were in
effect from southeast Kansas and
northwest Arkansas across Missouri
to oortbeutem Illinois. Snow ac·
cumwations of four or more inches
were forecast for portions of cereal
Mia&om"i and ceatral ad DGl'tbtast
lllinoia.
wliaer ft8l'J New Maico WIS hit
by a foot Of snow in the Manzano and
S&nd1a JJ>Olmtains. WiDds up to 30
mllea an hour whipped the snow into
drifts 9Cl'Ots the New Mexico-ad Ttx·I as flat lands. ,
At least 22 Tua1 school districts canceled duaes and ......, ntere sent
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Paris Gold Market
Priees Rise Fast
Own Dom))
Israel Chief
Satisfactory
After Injury
'n!L AVIV AP) -Tbt 2-day Delay
In Schedule
Of Saturn 5
dirt walls of an
a r cheo&otlical acavaU•
colllpslcl and b u r I e d
~MlnUw Mo1he
Dayan Wednlldly, llriou~
1*11'& the Israeli hero ti
three war& u he hunted for CAPB KDlNllDY (WI)
artifac:4a for his backyard -Tbt U.S. Spece~
mUMDm. dt1aJed bi..-. ff. ....
Rellab1e sources said the eeed s.... 1 r • e k • t m&bl art.r)' to his heart WU
damaged but Dr. HaiJI anot.ber two d91• tod&J, to
Schreiber. dl.rector general April 3, became ol • fultJ
ol Tel Haabomer Hospital. coupling in a Ir o Ult d
• ...u n-... bydro,en line. --'Y• was m no It wu tbe '10UICI& ._,
.. ~~ .• ~ cood.iUon II called for the Ul""Mllid --T Apollo 8 ~in llM tbaD 1"be ...,. aa1d llil cav• a month. '11le mot ~ bid
in had injur9d Def an'• been set for Mardi 21. aorta, tbe mia ~ Clr-ry:\:' blood from tlle beatt, A I p a c e a g e D c y -"-.... 9P0keaman uld the new and ID ....--mil• pr<Jblem inv-0lved a faulty be neceuary. Tbe earth aad w.. AA..&-.1
cravel that crubld .round coupU., • a 5-·...-.. to feed Uqalll en fnto Da,an allo broM two ribs, a the Sabn'a stage.
ftl'ttbra, and caUlld cbelt Tht c:eqpHec la b e 1 n I iDjuriet and poalbJ,t bt-r9Dlloed.
terna1 damaat. 1'M prdll• -1 \ a l 1 e d The to a I h 62-year-old testble ttaat • waa aimina
general wttb the bl.ac:k toward • Afril t llmcb fQr eyepatch repotUdly growi.t the 38.1-foot _ -· u 1 Injures 4
Rhodeeiam
''When do I aet out ol -.
B.n.hob Cut ber•?" !a/our~= rr.: _,we Doctors aaid D~an was because of leallJ .,.. II 11Ddalllliac a _.. ol X-the Saturn's ~ t
Bank Ra raya to detmnine the fal spacecraft and twO .._ 8 A Ll5BURY, Rhodesia le extent of hia injuries. ThlJ delava -..."-' _... ....._
(UPI) -ftlr Ruta•= detlCrlbed him u being "18 wer; ~. ~
10ldl-n ,... ...., tao T U p d lood aplrlts," and said be u ~ .,... -. ft ii •· "1red ......... u••, 0 p oon bad a r~dio at bil bdea:lde pec:ted tD ... lilt -ln ..... •I a Sa et "eo he cu keep in toudt manned tMt ~ ...
African ........ hlJ UlmON (AP) _ '1"bl wtt:h the current situatiaa rocket baDt 9 .-1 -•
eutaJde ti» tlrllt ..... .. Wt pwwwwnt cut the and lnternatiolW event!." tbe mooa.
90vernm..a , .. ._. ~· BIM rate ~ t,r,,m 8 per At Dayan'• side were bJI For the Ill' ; I O-.
The middlr -• W Miit to ~ ,.. C*lt ia u. wife, Ruth. F i n a n c • the SabJnl w 111 dri98 Ill
Cll the fl~ bl•w111 the WU. of Bdlln'• ,,_..,.. Minllter Plnhu Sapir and 94,lm po 11 •• ~ aMdealD aecmtf1 forcea •r-.... ......... t -'--· ....... ~-t llld arm J toward a PMt aftit.adt tf
Ind tbe ""'•'rt ,.... =·--......, IW.JA,, -~ more than 11.9 milel. 'ftle rWa:t who lntlltrated llC:rOll ~ mcwt by p r 1 m , Tb e p a a s i o n f or Apollo C4DMMMI m.-..
1'119m •a bemendom advaet ill tlM
111 a lr.......,.injmttheputfew,._.. &o• ,_._.... *1rer ii over Ave Jean old, ,_ alleU19'9 ..-. consideration to aettlna .......
Ozsdtr, fer U..Uee, the Sylvania Stereo ftaa:w4a s Cl-1.....,e'. And what it bu, that
'1fRl)lNllmt'Cfh may not have. A~ uarntable. (The atylui weiPa ala11 t..,... lt,,_,i make your worn
recordl amd Inn~. Bltihrill keep your
brad ...,NeOC'da ti-.-.: l cwm.)
A 20-wa*l (&.I.A.) Mflik. (llale power
OP~~ EVENINlfS . 'TIL 9: . SAT. TIL 6
411 ti. Jam'6a blldlr • eua. 16Mtea' lllnkt Wllsaa't m:beoioo that Dayan hu will then dlft Met tonrd a
dac-=y llid ,=. =..... ~ Jaber l'O'* a nt ls dtllln· bad •Ince h1a youth took him Pacific Ocean r • c o • tr 1
• _1 R'!.JA.;:;-._"!_ • to mU. anoney more Wednesday morning to dip fleet.
z-..._.. __ .l'U&" ndlb1e ftr export ~~-~~~A~ro~r~·~ne~ar~Ch~~-on_oo __ T_ti__.~Th~e~m~oon~rocb~~t~pa~~ ... .:.!:.~!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!~!!;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!~!!!!!!~~!!I • rorce m1ued the tariet duetkle ...S tnvutment 1n Aviv's out.sklrU. Its maiden flight wt Nov. 9.
area and acddentally hit new plan.ta ..t madtinery. lthodes1aa...... .... 'IM Blllk .. pwm in-
The fO+wwmmt It.ate--...i ratn ~ the
1Dftl did not_,,.._. or eterling bloc. Jt bas been a ~a. •• ~~-,. ...... Mw." ---W'8D tt wu bo1lted from .. INldt for the .Um*" ~ per Cllll ta an increase :0 ~ -:...~ MIICi.tecf 1'tD devaluation
oountry of thl I ,_. ol ~ tbe redllction
ValleJ al o a I B"odle'•'a ta tbe ~ the Bank of
I 11C)rtbern bcll'dlr ,.... lmn-En&fad eit411 tbe cahnlng
1 li~ t 11'4 U of tbl i 11 t tr n a t i o n a 1
I =IV'!'......... A&..l.a-hi I 1Q .......... J'Mllltbla . m n.u.... frGlll tbl Wllldniton asree-
_.. 1DclQ, tndadfnc ... to llloe ~ free and
_. wounded man. The com· officlal manila far Cold and
•unique aakt there have tba ltl_,.Wdl\I of the
tlleen 0-0 more calUlltf.• pound u a 1esult of tbt
1moa1 ~-eecuri~ Btttlab blMftlt mlde pMllc twcea -except tar tlill four TlalldaJ.
me11 wounded bJ thl1r own "ln ._ dl'cum1taoce1,,. ..... -.... ,.. .. .., .. mt ........ nclllo-
Mternoon. tiOA in the rate to 7~ pei The toll M tbe a of I Cllll ii apprtpiata under
duh Tullda1 Will twe ...-.uJ ud 4ornett1c COD· Rhodealan MCUrlty fot'Clll lldlntiODt."
ldlled nd two serloaa)J ta-Tbe cut bl h rat. II"
)Ind. 'Ibe iovw..-ukt .. pound • i.m.mediat.
It least 14 saerrUIM ...,. beat. Selltrl an tbl London
MUed. forelp en:Unce mertirt
Eisler Dies
Suddenly
In Armenia
turned bu)oen. be1Plnl IWl·
... IP to am. ft bid
eariier' dJppM to ·-~ from 1aat nltbt'• dolkla•••· The rate -. -. al·
..... London -.t
market. wwa ,lta4hc •'*'" u.ti& allarp .....
Tower Wast
Investigated
·s~n
AndJOU ...... ~.
State Sh11ns Nevada's
Plan for Lake Tahoe
SACRAMENTO CAP) -
CM sa tlClsJ1' M UVI tJnlll .... • .... lltd '"Watila up,¢ ti pr•BM
~ lMll 'l'liliM .... ....
fy .......... ... .... J.•;•s·~~.~: ~
legls)ature Miilon.
cautonla opponentl aald tlaeJ r.-. tllla N.-. ...._, tM
version tf .. u pad• A•••••t1 Nahral too wut pnltn1nf to rely ~. P1anba& and
on a ~ agency now Public Woru Committee re-
ila operdoll wtdcb bu jlmotioa to ~ ~~~~"' li-.cl •• rt " ....
The ~°La~~~ m '"•A~1::/l..,
ecS t11e ettert1 o1 1'iVlidj p t 1o • • nne tn
Gov. Paul Lad Ulll GOY. B .... k•M ._. ia ,.._..
Jleaau. wtlll Md lll8id the
compact M '1dnartc" ad -
urgecitlatl pl ..... 32 Crewmen ly workable compromile.
=~~~ O.fB • ~compact. -~:ra to , nrn1na protect tbe air, lllld :--~
especially the water of the Shi Sa ed Tahoe Balla fna Clidul p ¥ ~struct:ieD bJ man.
Lu*1t tbeD aummoMd
Ntvacll 1nnlabn t D t •
apedal MNk>n and -after
a 1trua)e--aa MM.+d Alt.er ,.., of . talt, tbe
version wu MllptM Jaa
Kuchel Bares -~
~Income
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
U.S. la 'l'-M B. &.-Ml
bu per..W H•aaelal ........... ~
and bis .,.. t.ccme !Mt
1ut •• •• cnue. T•• CaUfornJa
. Jl a~ c-.ioi:: tor re oe, midi
li&UfU pulMc WedDM'l.l,f
witbOut <'Ommenl T It •
atahment llltild no
Uabil1tit1 other tbu a
mortgap oe bit bame.
This lasted a couple of boon
•.. as lilllC u the aw8*
were •," Jdjss Cann•
rllltecl.
Miu ClmMl8 said the ae-
tor told her be has Qled !SD
fw lt ,.us. ... 1.,._tedty
--.. te trJ il • said
.... 61 tw;c. ....... tbeir
~.
Unions
HOid Up
,, Queen
" LOtlG Btial (U'PJ) -
Ntle~!Mlr--s
• ai.. ............ NU!
' u.Mlet alld Nll'tll Ati.at!c
tales never co.id -u.y've
etopped lie Queen ?I..,. n. Dq:Cqau Department
...... ,. ..... " h JaMr
caa't M \Uta Wo a Navy
.,,... b cm'tG .... liato
a n.uaa h o h t \mW lier
MW ~1, the city e( Leng
Beach. compoau lta clif •
ferGCes with tbe uoions.
Tbe nine Wilona roee in
.,.ositio11 ,..._ U\e)' ~
the dt;1 pluMd tit have Ile
wt tn .. drJdoek do9e by
non-unioa ctt;y empl..._
W'tdlDI~, the --eot the badini of Aidlairal
Edward J. Fahy. COin·
muder of the PeetaCM's
naval UU,. •,.rtloetll
''The Navy retard.I your
pl"otest as eautltutine a
dispute between y o 1 r
or&ania.ation and the cft:y of
Lone Beach,'' Fahy wired
Tom Randall, bead ol the
Al'L·CIO MarlUme Trades
CoerdlutUl1 Committee.
''It is the lq ltuctillg
policy of tile Navy aot to
partlcipate la tbese
disputes, and the shfpyard
commander at Lont Beach
hu been onles'ed DOt to ac·
cept Wirt .. h Qaeen
Mary•_, u aucb
dispute exist.a."
COLORAY DRAPER IES GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF THE FABRIC
80 Sizes to Fit Any Areo-8 Beautiful Colors-640 Combinations
to Choou from.O,,.Woy Drow for Patio Doors, Two-Woy Drow
for Regular WindowL
Wcndtrful quality draperies, right out of our regular stocks. You'll
Iott the rich, heovy fabric with o deep-textured look ...
•Courtould's Col~ solution.dyed royon ond ocetote. You'll
.,,.1y find o size to do ony ;ob and o color to bring new beauty
1o your room. 'Bramble' is o top quolity, bflt-wlling, stock drapery.
White and chompogne rn stock. in 54 ond 84-inch lengths for
lmmtdiote deli very. Other s izes ond c:olors-ollow .4 weeks for
delivery. Colors: White, <;hompogne, nutmeg, rose, gold, soge·
grMn, turquoise, flox. Colors guo.ranteed for the life of the fabric.
Here Are Your Solt Prices!
.... -.-L .. IDOSS rllATt ----------.~-4--....~-=.--.r--sir=-~...-~1~~~·~.,w-
1&1· uz•
%1 9t
23 so
Also Avail~• As OM-WfZ'/ Drow Panels Slightly Higher Priced
llins, qu.eea. cl.al twia lt•d•pread•
·jumbo .oord, rtoh lofted oJuto-s-un fabrio
Brfng btauty to ytXJr bedroom. RJchly quilted lrrldescent
fabttc In deep jewel-like ~ of olive, royal blue,
antique geld, burnt oronge, peoc:ock, 11orne, white, ~nd
others. Jumbo cord edge and wtlite "lrned" bocking
ore feotvrn of the delU>Ca quolity throughout this
~-
NoJrid Htodboord..
Ires pated
T1iln UO.IO
FuU ... 00
King $M.OO
ECED
Mcinnis
llWPGIT IUOI
City CMCil Dist. 2
APRIL 9th
*Sound
JudCJIMflt
*Fiscal
ResponslWUty
* Seasonecl
Management
*Effective
Leaclerstaip
FOR
MclNNIS
Chairman.-
Mr. Ch1rlea Hart
Mn. C.OI laftlfttyne
Mr. incl Mrs. S..amg
H£nCOC.k m
0.. E. Sarles
1 Jamts ~
R# let!
w. J. ''Cap" Uilt:dlwn
Wss A.-s ..._ul5t
.... 6Mrs.JoM~
.... ' ·~ ~ llttlWlr
Mr •• Mn. ~rd CMcl
Mr. & ,.,.... ... C*lc
DouW a. om
Mr. 6 Mrs. Rldllrd F Iii
Mrs. JamtS It &.91
Ml"L Dara Hiil
Mf •• "'"' ICM1 Heller
Mrs. Llrry Kn
Mr. 6 Mrs. Fraf A. Howwr
.... Edia'd F. Jafmoa
Mr. l Mrs. Cat KJll!la
Mr. ' Mn.. °""' ~
Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Lynell
Mr l Mn. ...., Mllllt
Mt. I~ lobert MIW
John MacNae
Mr. Ir Mn. ht o·c.-
Paul A. hlnllt
Mt & Mrs. ~ C. 'MIWr
Mr.6Mn.Jd ........
Mn. fs*t .....
Mr. • Mrs. Ptttr Rabbitt
Mr. l lift. .-Siiia
Clthfri11t K. S......
Mr & •"' ......... 5*""
Mt. I Mrs. H ... Jlt(' Stoddafod ...,...,,.5""'*
Mr. • lfn. lllclllrC s.-..
.. &
DAl\.Y "LOT ~. Mlrdl 21, lM
For the Record
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Golllerd ..... SteW •-4:» 11.m , er1M ,.,., l!dw•r• ,,,...,
-"' reur .... lr.01 •1• "·"'·• ntedkvel •kl. 1'361 kre-.. ~
I: ... • "'·• eleclrleal fire, It» Selnt Drive lO::D , m , llrt lnvtt!ltttlll'!, SJOI
IOIU Avt.
l :U t .m. ThurMlty, .. IOllM w1111down. ltfl OlftO P'•-•Y al IH<ll ,_,,.
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Jr .
...... M_, ft Gere .. lnrln M'°"" Ntn<Y J-Certv vt ._..
)__..(MW
Marlene M. Cr-vt • ..,_,, M. c-.
Do4-C. GI-"' Morrla M. Giimer Gert ... ,,..,.. vs ....... I( J-
AllMll A. lt.ey vt l r-11. llay
Mar1twt Orea K ....... vt ·-Lievd l(fml* ••rt S. H-"' IMl!eOotl lioor1> ...,_,. D. HnM ws WllllMn Hay ..
Merl• D. Oerrerd .. ...,,_ J-
0.,,erd
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Hu in
Korrv S. •ltdlie "' Gtr•l4 L.,., •ttdlle
Ctr-" Munot "' Aurollo l MllftOt
Mtrie C. V-llM vs ·-"• V•-ArtNI
l!va J-...,...., vs f r•'* )•""" ...... ..,,.
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Moml ~ J-vs Ver" •obeft J ..... J9y (I .......... vs Arlllvr w .. --.
HM• c--'· olMtD• vs ,,..,,. I(. Matzke lt-'1 Lee ltoe vs ,......., LVfl ltoe
Marjorie M. ·-!ff VI KeMMll ,. ._, ..
"•ullfle ...... s-1 .. ,ott>et VI CMrl• wmi.m fOl'bool
DI-LYN! C«Oift VI l'r-rldt !-rle Corti I" AnqellNI Souu vs AMn Lour_..
Sourt
El.1lne Mat1N Diel< "' llONlkl Cerllen Olclr ........ ,_ ,, .. ,kit ... DeMl4
l!ctooerd l'l'ederltt:
4 • 6 ,. t "' W~y ltudt II,., Safi
0-,,_ev -"' at 6GS
Cel!wrlfte 0. s.n.tor vt ,,.,. ,...,.,.. ,.,,...,,
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Wttl"'W.11r Aw. ,_ ... v • ...,
7 • 1 m W~, Nllurtl -INk. Sierer AVlllUI 111d Elcltr Strftl
11 3' 1 m , tftCUI, "Sl6 Oell Clf'cle
~-u .. • m. W-y, -n,., "n ~ llldel 0r1 ....
•·• "·"'·• ur !Ire, -I C-._. ...... c .... , __,_
1 Jt • m W-1dn, ~I tld, -Orcftlcl Aw
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lhld
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Mlf'Y AM ••v. tic. "' JoM M. . ..,
fill• Mane ll•lnev vs VHl'Clft Dura•t ... ...,,
AUdrw l°"IM Olelfwldl w IC-ti!
Jose ... ~ ..... Ide J "otts .. 0-ld A ,._
--l'lolwr YS H.,..el TNe f-Cclle V. Miele YS a--.. Devld
SI ....
..,..,. II. y.,. n ltollert I . Vt11
Wer,., G Sin.., "' ltftlr J_, Smllll Grace t..19e AllWt "' DtYld Ci.udo ,,....,.,
Iv~ Heier-"' ,_ Htkr•, Jr.
JoM I!. MedllntMll, Sr. "' """' <•le,,,,....
I II • m W-sday, t<C ...... I
lace tM Ctnler Slrwl Wei-s.Z.. ~= vt IWerd G. SUfW
I 11 • m , •-· llH Wllllller SI.
Divorce•
l"miclt Sue CalllM VI 0-... lnretf ColllM
,,..... ............ ,_ lie '°"*• ,.,. .. _
JtfTY L• lltctr \II UN llH lltck OIVOllCH "'--0 T. Udleft A-\II Wllierd Cnt.., M~lll• Alie• 0e1'1trd "' Wllliem AslO\
Unde<Wood 0..trd ~ b L-h Vt Oltrln Jeck
llrto.rt llielM Mtelll" vt June fllfft L-ls "-II MMlllfl Carole G. Htys Vt Jtrry l. HIYt
ltTM L. Oemervtl "' Ltul1 f. l'lort J. Gen"" w ·-rl K. ~Irr Demervet Ir-M. ,,_,... w Holli• J,
Cl>rlsll... LH Yard "' lcldle ••• si-.1i.r
Ytrd O.rle Gell CeleY vt ltontrd li-MerlN 11-ktlrlmpe .... l( ... IWllt Celey, Jr.
ArtlttotrY kllrlmN MMt Alllal Htntl "' NottllM I-tit Loli c.1_,_ n Jdlll C.lrnc,.... Herd!
ltu!lt Allll l'1tueltt VI .ld!Mll LM v ...... 1ce A. Gertulel "' lltr-PIMleM C. Genulft Ce,,,,.,.. Ir-l'ltml119 "' I'""-Allee MMle JdlM VI Tlleoclore ll'Wln
Ar1llw "'°"'"" '"""' A-y C•tanze ... ~ AM 0-A. Wwd .. ChM\K H Word M~tfl~T1ia111"' Ht•ltl< vt Marl•ll co.·= . ..._ vi 1"""°' lloy
J HMtleY lMrY ~ ICMa ... J-lt•r Jcn-c• "'ul1,,..IM1r1 J-A ._..,. Klwu
Eu·-l. 0......,, ¥1 N1ncv Jott1 Wlnllekl o. Merciuet '" Meroe M • -· Ml•-· Ju...,. c.-1,.. V-• "' DIQ Lft Alla cor-'"'-"' Lr"" '""''" VOHn Nai-l~,!: Merit C I'-. VI £rvi.. I'. ~ Ill-AM 0...-,,_ •11 ... o.n... I!.~,_. Mlrf •. l-Llrtd C--l"ttw M~ l-.,.. l'-l.. A-'llt ll°"'lret vt GI_, llltmlr•I Teru Su»Mt Smlll\ vs ll-Tl~
Judllll """' ,...._. ft ,.,,,.,., o.vi. Smllll J-
llvblr L. J-VI l~rd I . .J-p•i .,1 i
t _: :~ .. o:.-i. :-i Dltftlel H. 1 oi .. • tor•
~ =. S'itv!n Oertt .._,.. w J-. Alltft
~ Merlotie Hellft Zuclt "' Thornes I'•.,_ Zudl ~ • Ctr-f .,_...., YS fr•'* H. , ' ,,_.,
T-.. -C9'ldUclM --.,,_ ..... ,r ... .,. .., klloal ~ fl flflll
W.-llwf--Of'~-
-IDllone ....... , !Mt --
ti ............. ·-mtv U ll Mr, Dudl9y •left. 66421. bl. 177.
Medi-Cal
<:osts Up
For County
SANTA ANA -Orange
Coo.nty M e d i -C a I ex-
penditures in tbe l96U8
budi« will be a whopptoa •U mllllofl, la contrast t.
previous estimate• of about
'3.5 milllon, David G •
HJtvbcock, eocmty bud&et
chief disclosed today.
But he hastened to add
that the huge locrease will
not mean a ralu io COUDt1
Ill
property taxes. .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The budget esUma~ la 1bt
.ftut firm one on Medi-Cal
costa tn the county a1nce the
program bepn more than
two yean ago.
''Orange County. ac-
cording to law, must budget
the •.2 mill.Ion," Hitchcock
explained. "But rewnue will
be adjusted to cover tbe tn-
creae md thl!!Wclre the tax
rlrte will not be .Uect.ed."
He NJd l9e tu mlUfall
figure la compo.S Wider
the so-called Medi..cal ~
tion payment &armula wbidi
requires counties to pay at
least as mu<:!b 11 they did
during 198M6 for the care or medically lndJpnL
''The figUN is then in-
creased to jtbe wftb popula·
lion l.ncrease llnoe 19&4-
&, " IUtdleoek II.id. "Dur·
ing that year the county's
medical care tab waa '6.58
rniHion. But the law allows a
corresponding increue in
revenues from the st.ate and
other aources to cover the
budget Increase."
One of the primary gains
throup the change will ti.
to detail Medi.C.l funds~
the budget, the county of.
fleer saJd. "PrevtoustJ they
were bidden sOl'M'Wbere in
the oveN.ll budtet and vvy
difficult to tlnd,.. HJtd>ock
explained.
Elimination ol h e a v y
bootlteeplng coeta ia a
bonus, bt added.
CITY COUNCIL.~ NEWPORT . IEACll
. t
• • Ktlflerlne Wallen Vt lioorvey Wtllen f t "':..Merle _.. VI •ldlerf Doneld
E : Kas:;,.,,;. Summers '" 0...Jel D.
: ; Gt',a1111.loYce lerllll vt Gtot11 J°'"'
Crossword Puzzle *
• • G,..ndol'Yll II. VI-"' l'rtd L. • , v1nc..,1 it• Mll!llto S. ~ "' •o11et1 G. •• G,_.... t ! ~ M. Htl,,. "' Dlfllel S. ' Htl ... ; !
1
Nelt(y VM-'I lttKllllt Vs Doftt kl ,. "'"""' •••cl*e I' , Htlen lttt H1t•IY w lloberl ,. t DtWayM HtrdlttY
,. j Mt rt I!. C-1\llfl VI JoM T. Coutllll11
,. • lltflCY l lrlf9$ vt Wall., It lri9111 •• • ,._, l. fr-" vs SlltrOft L.
" -I
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DEATH NOTICES
YAMANAKA
11-Kime v ..... -.. KMled Ill ec:-tloll ... v......,.,. Ma~ll ............. ,,.,
H r-. IN -Mn Ja-1 M
Yt....,..t1 -11thn. Jt.,. -ar .,,. •-Slllruo v-,,.-.. t ll Of , .... -· .. -...1 ..-•. SllJvu Ytmt ...... , LOI At>fflet, tlld
mt ll'MI tr°""'"°""r IC O I I"' t Mime, L• A""let S..Vlcn •In 111
-Frldlly, Merci> n. I 'm .• \ft IN l'lnl ~I Cllurell at COii• Mast I"'~• s.Nrcln, II » 1 m , "a<•ll< vi.w ~lei l'er\. Oir.cted IW
,.t<lfk View ~~
WENGERT )°"" J W1neff1, .. COii~ N .. 4l,
CllMe M.e ........ l'INY Merdl lt
5-nkM .......... ltll lr-ey
Mot!u1ry, lit l re ..... r. C•I• Meat.
WILD
lllcN<"d M. Wl... IU1 l"tr.... L-
.. <11. ...... JI lurvl..... "" two "'°"""Mr\. Die,.... L. To¥1ttt, at Hlln. llng!Ofl IMdll -L• AM Ftrftllan, L-_,,, !we ~n. Wlllltm.,,..
Hany1 .... lwo t r • "d < 11 II d re n
s.rtlcn. Stturdlv, 1 :a ""'· Smltllt CIMltNI l'lt1tl ""'""' 111ta. l"ICl!lc vi.. M-ltt l"lft. ~ lnr
""'"'" Mor1\itrv. ~ .:::::======================~!
• ..,
BAL T'Z MOR1'JAJUES
Coroaa del Mar OR J..Mll
Costa Me11 MJ '-!m
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
lit BrNdway, c.-Mna
IJ wm
PACWJC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAM
Cemetery e M..cury
-Pw.Mk ~ Drift Ne..,.,. ... Calfenla ......,,.
PEEi: F AMII.. y
COLONIAL FUNERAL
ROME "'1 BemAn. w-.IP*r • llZI
PUTll'I MOlt'l't1AllY ., ... .. Br ... ....
n:m;un lfOllTVAln' ., .. .,. ... <-.. .... --
AC ROSS
1 Cadtnct
5 lhrrlfd
10 Ruc1I:
Sling
14 lhlody for
1 singlt
voiCf 1S lhtur1I
n rlh
1' Fernr111
bont
17 Ntwspaptt
futurt:
2 words
1' Moving
p1cturu :
Comb. for•
20 As a who Ir:
2 words
21 Outsidt :
Co"'b. for111
22 Knot 1n *ood
23 F or1t1t1 U.S.
senator
25 l111plort
211 Apostle
JO Stt 5
Across
31 Otfta iS
34 Litfl"ary
co"'posltion 36 lilndu
princ1p lf
of llft
31 "T" in
"TNT"
39 Midnight:
3 words
4Z Arllllrator:
lnfouul
4l Stt 2'
Across
44 Unit of
•tight
45 T oughentd
47 -Brunswick
49 ft•t of
"to bf"
50 Showf d
thf way
Sl Fool· ootrattd
control
53 Unit of
capacity
55 Mtnu llt9
54 lorlhltn
ftllow
61 l""rtSS Ion 6l Subscrlbt
10 •4 Dangtrou1
chaiic t
•S Not Oii tht
ltvtl
H Fu1inlnt
namr
67 Ship's prow
118 Liberated
'9 Sl\a Sll Of
Robson
DOWN
1 '•bric
2 --19t .l Largt
bra ncll
4 Conclusion
5 Europt1n
capital
6 Opt11
division 1 Co111plet1
difflcult
forwa~
' Di vi siOll 111
a bus1nus:
Abbr.
10 Fruh·watrr
f1'11
11 ftuch
12 O'Ntill characttr
13 Nottd U.S.
boxer
11 Malt blnl
24 Act In
rt VII St
llllr!Mf
25 IC Ind of dr--n Rock:
Comb. lor111 27 ,.,,
21 Advantagt
2• A PIO•
fusion
31 SH 27 Oown
32 Ruplw
fM• t1111u1llt
)) Attnrctlvt
ft•ale
lS Eicprtutd
surprise;
lnfof•al
l /21AI
37 Involved
In diffl·
cultlts
40 lil1n's
nldnMI
41 Ctnltr of
actlvl ty
46 Mll'tlt
dlrtclor'I
CClnClfn 41 Foulllt
Sl Pint lfnn
Sp.
52 -e.unltltl
S3 Fllhlng
rttl; Dlal.
54 '•aJll•: Cub. 11191
55 '•d• -57 lunktr
51 Sharp
11ro)fctl ..
11olnt
5' Adlvt
ftlQllO
Ml Str0ttt .... u COtlpHI
11ol11t
MY~I;
ContiuN hon.st, t.rweN-lookint pent-
mw. ~r .. secl efficieiilicY.. ..... ..... '•"· courteouc encl .,.,., ~ttrieot to ell citdefts.
objediva policy orm1&.ff0ft, support of IM+t.,
.clucation, coopereti•• ·NMttonship a..fwffft
Council, ataff and the pHple .I Newpert
I Heh.
DH COOK.
20y..,.N.-,.t .... r11 .. _,
-4 lnlnmrr
Yw --.a.. City C1• rl •
loin
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Ho-Umit on MILES •••
No-Limit on MOlmtS
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II OVERSTOCKID • ••
·•.Here is yow~·
fty to save on +Iii tire
that's original equip-
ment on America's fin·
est 1968 cars • • • .1043
tires on sale at Fire·
stone stores in Costa
M9SCI -HuntlncJton leach. . ..
fhe safe tire
Tfrt$fOnt
DELUXE CHAMPION
Mllm ......
WI I .... ,.
a-, ... ~.,.,., ..,.... ... v .... •24" $1.17
c;....,r•·~r--. ................. •2900 1.71
~c:..... •2700 1.11
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SANTA ANA -DUriftt
IM mCJllQ ol February,
allee o1 1ew Mines in
Orante Coonty tubdivlalons
recorded al.nee Ju. 1, 19116 ..
totaled 631, flCcordi.nt to Ule
Jatelt tuue ot "Recorded
Ft1eta."
1'1le naure compJre1 wtth
421 aus the p r e v l o a •
month.
'Ille stat11~1, camplled
bJ Cbe ma-teUnt reaelJ'Cb.
departmeot Of tbe First
Amertc:an Title lolurance
and Trust Company, Santa
Ana, lndlcate• tbat notices ct eompleUon were recorded
lut month oa 114 new
bouaea io tradl covered by
1be report.
1be tabulatioa, based on
r«oraea d~ onr,,, show' ~ lest tialD ,. pet•
cent Of the new IUbdivision
llomes lncbijtd ill the report
remains in IWOid catecorJ ..
Firemen Pick
Mesan President
AtWU, F", Feuerstein. Jr ..
new Costa Mee:a F i r e
Depa.rtment recruit now
enrolled in !be ltCODd clan
at Santa Au Collep Fire
Science Academy, bu been
electlkf clua prtltdenl
Until his NIJ"'>ent to
tbe fire clepertmalt, Feuen-
tel.n sened for a time in ttle
sales deputment tA the
Par'fi" T,.1 .. """"' Company.
SPRING
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HOUSEHOLD
SPECIALS
NEW/ MDURAB.OND" FUSED ON TEFLON FINISH
~ SAUCI PAN
AND
DUTCM OVIN
covus JIT
NY PAHS
'BLACK MAGIC"
COOKWARE
NO NEED FOR SPECIAL TOOLS
Of courN Club Aluminum hu a new more durable
Teflon tnilh. Durabood'" it t.Mir name for it, and
ft Pfrmita the USf' of regular kitdmt toob ... and
11111 1111& and lasl.9. Black 10 that it i1 virtually
1ta1nlea, but atill with all the "alickJ-. coolcin1-
no IOOUr deaa up" queliti• lhat are ao important.
But it it the conatludion of the PHI themaelv"
that rally <.vunla. Thick aolid even heatinr cut
aluminum. Favored by good oooka for renerationa,
the19 II llOthiti1 quite like it.
Club Black Magic ~f'tl In four lovrly
rolon . . . Antlgue White, Coral and Dl'W
1h&W Avocado.
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WIUlY
"IU'S WHAT YOU 9ff1
111'-ql s.'-ha ... _ ......... $11.911
2-qt. Sa'-Pao and-· .......... JUll
S•A·ln. ()pea Fry Pan............... 8.411
IO·i11. ()ptip._Fry Pan. . . .. . • • • .. • .. .. 9.95
•in-cit. Dutch 0-S and cover •••••••• 17.95
Hand Crafted Stainl-Sc.I
Tu mer alld Spatula ...••..••.•• , • 2.00
JI boupt eeparetely 161.2'
Opi-n Stock Availablf'
SO'xSfa 11 NYLON
REINFORCED
Garden Hose
$)49
e l Ply Nylon
• 12Yr.GuarantH
• lrau Couplings
.... $4.95
FESTIVAL ROT ARY
TOOL KEEPER
For Wortcbench, Cabinet or Shelf
s 98
SplM • lal le«fftCJ lase
Space..,.., • Great for Conaers
RUST-OLEUM
• lar·l·Q Rat llack
• Dress up Patio Fu"'iture
• lnash or Spray c::!rs $198
ONLY 16 OL
STOP NOISE,
WATER WASTE IN TOILET TANKS
FLUIDMASTER
Model 200 1111 Cock with 1t.tn1 ...
stMI is the world's only B•ll Cock
that ends toilet ,_ks, 1C1UNk1 and
whistl• -F .. turing
e Hydeullc Control $2"
• Instant Positive Shut-off e Installed In Minutes
Water Heaters
"GEMINI"
REPUBLIC
10 YR. GUARANTEE
JO GAL. $44.11
40 GAL. $49 ...
SO GAL. $64.H
''TITAN"
1 S Ylt. GUAltANTIE
JOMLsMh
40 GAL $72.lt
nmALU'ftOlt A'faual
1
I• Mil y "LOT
SChools
Honor
·'CitUens'
Fifth grade ciuset ln the
Newport-Mesa U n I t I e d
School D la t r I c t art
participating bl ttie
A m e r l can1sm Committee
Citizen of the Month.
Tbe following It a list ol
those stude-nt& who received
the r.wzenshlp Aw a rd
Cert.Wcate f« Feb. 1968.
Registration
Under Way
For Baseball
Registration for t b •
Harbor area a u m m e r
baseball program will take
place thruogh March 31, ac-
cordlni to Rod MacMillan,
bueball commJnioner tor
the Harbor area.
MacMiWan aaid boy1 In
grades two 1hrouiit 12 may
• register for team1 at the
Boys' club, Central branch.
594 Center St., Colta Mtl&
: or upper bay branch, 2131
! ,-U1Un AV4!_:1 Cotta Mela I
to 5 p.m. MOnday1 tllraQCh
Friday• and Saturda11 from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tbere will a1Jo be a
rpec:lal reptratiall f o r
7ounirter1 at the N...,.n
Barbor Commmdty Yoat!l
Cent. In Corona del M8r
on Sa1m~, Kimdl 2S from J a.m. to noon, MaeMIDlan
Jald. ~ wm al.lo • tue pl9ce oa tile ume da1
at tbe Costa ... Com· man.tty RecreaUoa Center,
COSTA MISA
Sotth C.ut "•H
0,.11 I 0 •·Ill· • t 11·~ M .... ~II Fri.
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RatJ!f• "9 ACA
Utt Ranks High, Hanna LOw
hlg!lest of the 38 Ca!lfornia
RepruentatJve1.
In the Senate, Tbomu H.
Kuchel received 40 percent
cumulative and 45 percent
for the pre1ent
Congreufonal a e 1 1 l o n .
George Murphy rated •
percent for lie pretent
session and 12 percent aa
a cumulative ICOJ'e.
conservatiws ~ , ...
control of the Houe of
Represe~ ta tll t
N<>vember electiant hJ a
addition ol only 21 a-.
1ervative membtra to CCII-"
st1tute a votinc atn11• el
218 in the emember boctJ.
Jn tabulattna tbefrratlap,
the ACA utilized 21 roll eilI
votes in the Senetie Mii •
in the HOUie ol R...-.
tatives.
Amerlcans for c.onstltu-
tiooal Action (Ao.A), the na-
tfooel right wing n o n •
partilm organf:zatkm, which
for the put 10 years bu
beflD active iD trying to
"rewne ihe ~ toward
an~ central
CcqruaJonal abdication to
both a voracious Executive
Bnncb and Supreme
Court"• lut n 1 gbt an-
nounced fts 1987 cumulative l.=================.11
As a result al tbeM rank-
ings, ACA predlct.ed that
ratinll I« memben of the
Uftlted States Ooogrees.
'nle rating percer>tages
Me balld OD 1he number
of bills voted upoo in ac-
oordmce will ACA't prin-
~ Rkillrd T. u.m& (l).Wettminltler) I for
aampla, WM itw.n a two
~ caamlatlve ratlna
md ncetved no score for
the tOll Ccmgreal' tlnt
MldoG. 'lbil aeore ~
thlt h1I voting WIS Ull·
favorable t.o ACA. Concr'euman James B.
Utt (R-Tostio), on the other
~received M percent for ..,. toll ~ and •
cumulattve 9CWe ol '11 per-cent. 'J1dt ecore ,... ~
TRAVELING?
LIAIN YOUI ITIMllAIY • • • • • • • •
AND THIN LIAIN TO COMMUNICA11.
ConverMtionel
GERMAN
SPANISH
FRENCH
New momi119 cl.u•1 ~•int fon.-.cl.
lncUviduel attention.
Native instntcton.
20 "--$120.
--IUDIA PAii
st..,,hlt c. ...... o,.. 10 ··"'·.' , ..... Mott. thrw Fri.
SANTA ANA
H-"•H c ... ter
o,. .. 10 ·-.' ''"'' Me11. tlm1 Fri.
HUNnN•TON •cH
H11lltl119tet1 C...tw o,. .. 10 &.111 •• ' ,......
M-thni Fri.
Last Callt Thursday · Friday ·Saturday!
Final Three Days of Our Annual Spring Sale
Don't let this 9rMt Money-Saving Event 90 i»y without 9ettin9 YOUlt share of the Sffiftgll Atli Uft-
ptralleled opportunity te purchase MMrt new Clothi119 ancf Acceuoriea fot Stri"I and Eest.r -at
substantial wvin9a , •• NOWI
MEN'S SUITS
Represented in the thrH special price groups below are every top fashion lftodtl of tfte yHrl One
lu#on, Two Button, Three Button, Natur•I Shoulder Vested Suits -even the .tegant new Shaped
Suits ••• NOWI
RfGUW 79.95 REGUJJR $95 & $100
Oii All> TWO-TIOUSU
suns
REGULARLY $100 & $110
TWO SPECIAi. GROll»S Of ONE AllD lWO TROUSER
u6ffTWB&HT·sum 11611 f ASHMll ' wmD Sll1S
$88
OTHER SPECIAL "BUYS" IN OUR CLOTHING DEPT. ---
JUST AUMDI UGVLAll POllMOST llAND MIN"S SLACIS.
MANY WITH • ...... ~HT LUXUIY PllMANINT ~
IPOU COATS IPOIT COATS SPOIT COATS it-v. ••oo a t110 ...
lt.tl $33 ~., . $44 $89
lttds Lilce to
'Ask Andy'
ONCE-A-YEAR ••. FACTORY-AUTHORIZED
I
Surpasses all other
· achievementS in the
. re-creation of sound!
11ariJl. to· lllwqwle4 tonal dimcmion ad ./fllwlal
'41efity fiom your recorda, Stereo FM/AM radio (or
optioul tape recotder). Solid-State cira1itr1 tcplwl
tuba-1tw'Mffl eolflponmt-damagbtg wt; maintains
1aperb performance with luting reliability.
NOW s
ONtY
Ult~ to it • Look at.it• Price it• You•n air••
that Astro-Sonic Stereo FM/AM Radio·Phono-
1raphs •re the finest-yet cost )'OU no more •
30.Witts undistorted music power • Two high·
efficiency is• Bass Woofers• Two 1,000 cycle
Exponential Treble Horns-have the equivalent
acoustfcel efficiency of 20 cone-type speakers
• Fabulous Micromatic Player banishes pitch
distortiOn, plus discernible record and Diamond
Stytus wear• Now your records can last a life·
Umt • And, the advanced acoustical system
projects aound from both cabinet front and
sides-to extend thrillina stereo separation to
the very width of your room • Choose from 25
Astn>-Soiilc authentic furniture stytes-all price·
NdUced-AllOll '21&50 ti $550.
ASTRO-SONIC
STEREO ...
the most
magnificent
way to
• eDJOY
beautiful
·music!
SAVI $50 Appeelina Ea"1 American ....W
3701; on ~ swivel cattr1. Staraip
fot-(Iii# 70 recordl..
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' ·: Fred Cblft7. an Oran,. S ;.'County resident aJld air ~ ;;Jorce veteran or the Korean
1 ~ar. later crippled by an ~ .:.Utomoblle accident that
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BitlanCe Plus takes the .worry .
oiit of April 15th.
Balance Plus is just what
it~ndslike.
'four checking balance.
plus our balance.
It lets you write checks
for more than you have
in your account, without
overdrawing.
In fact, it puts an end to
inadvertent overdrafts .
. . .
You can wrfte yourself
an instant toan, anytime
-and you don't have to
ao to the bankl
Balance Plus tahes the
worry out of a sudden
need for money.
It covers deadlines
(like this year's taxes)
and opportuntttes Ctike a
very good bargain in
furniture, Of fL5Nn&
gear, or furs).
How much ~ i\ cost
you to h•'(e a_.~lance
Pl us account?,
NothinK-
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You pay interest only
when you use it.
So why just have a
balance?
Why not have a
Balance Plus?
On us.
UNITED CALIFORNIA ~NK m The bankers . ,. . 1 . ---··-who do a little more for you
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Vocational
Education
Need Told
Historical
Society
Sets Meet
More than 400 memben
of state ~ societies
ce expected to attend tbe
state conference to be held
in Santa Ana June ~24.
according to Allen Goddard
of Santa Ana, regional vice
president of the state-wide
conference.
'Ibe announcement loca·
tlon of the upcoming con-
ference was made when 25
memben of 1be ()range
County m.torlca1 Society
partidpatetl in the 1~ a~
nual Soufhern Califonua
Hi1tor1ca1 Symposium in • • v ocational education Vlsa11a Feb. 23 to 25.
ebouJd enroll at Jeut eo per• Tbe delegation served as an invitation to a 11 cent ol all hip IC.bool Callfornla h ts t o r l c a 1 atudenta in IOID9 kind ol v o c a t i o n a 1 educatinDlil IOdetlea to attend the state conference, with sessions to C01rlel," declared ~d
S. Nellon, dlMf ol the State ~ ~ in~enSa::e1:i~
Department ol Educatlcn'• and a fleld trip to historic
btnaa ol iDduRial educa· Jocatlom in San J u a n
tlon. Capistrano.
M preemt, cal1 cae of Included in the V1aa1ia ~ Dint occaptltlou tn delegation were:
America requ1ra a collete Dr. WUliam Hendricks of
ectucdon, ,..t. hilh dooll Corona del Mar; Mr. and
eontlnal to dewte a n Mn. Wllllam Klmes of OYWWbelminC amount of Newport Beach; M r a .
their eU«t to pnpll'inc a Gladys Harmon of Irvine;
fft ltadlatl tor t l\ 1 ~ :" p!r70:::: S::
cbaDeaee cit oallte· Ju.an Clplatrano.
ACCCll'dlnC .. N. h 0 D. ====-=====ii . :e...~ = ~b :1 IEST. • pot.eatill •opuat. It a c 1 T1te DAILY PILOT .ff_. •-ltu. wt111D ._ Voearbll ef tt. ~ ........ ~act.al . ~ Act ,,.. -....., ............ 1i.111 ... ~. -r .., ... , ......... .......
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3 talltala • that your
husblll-* the extra~
if 1 l•iagMar·s1i11lr
l ·------·· , ......... • .,, ......... -•• .-..o1ga1.A.sanu Brtlll
wll.apporthll .... • a "---.oomlorthll btlClt .......... .....-.0 (ndft .,...
ab ... qulcMrytng).
2 ............. ~ ............ ,
·Ml Clhell m11a11'11Mnt w hla ..._ F\ltl9n hlt
bay wtndow before It atartal SIJmU doet Just that -
whlttlel the walllllne, rnak11 a man look allmmer, fell
younger. Mlgtt w.. put a MW gleam In hla 9)'91
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Some men ftnd It more tlrlng
to alt 1han to atlnd. MleflnOa
are th• woret. ff t.•'• that
type. • 6l1lllU wm do won-
dera.
Sfi1lr S&;nt Brilf by Mallingwm·
Stas: ..... ........,, L(»40), Xl.{42-44), r-C.. .. _,.... __ ... y .. .,...,____,
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'Tiffany' cha-n light
The 'in' decorating lomp b today's falhlonabl• intwion. Multicolcw
patterned lamp with hint of early Americana can be UMd wfth pnldicolly
any decorative theme. UM It with ewrythint from •_,..•yto earfy
American furnishings. Textured glass shac:M has 17" cliametw, antiqued
brat&-fintsh trim.
ThrM light
dustw for the
modem look si-. hat9 .. dllllr
of opal 9latt teor
drops. Satin brass
finish canopy. u•
spread, up to 60-
drop. u-, ......
buftae.
Reg.11.99
NOW
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HUNTINGTON
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Dur. .Enti.re.
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'Viva L' Appetit'
Food to Fit
Any Mood
Man must eat. And milady looking for a "some·
thing-different0 recipe for a leisurely afternoon in the
kitchen or a "something-different" recipe for a maxi·
dinner in mini-time need fret no more.
That is, if she has Viva L'Appetit, 1the cookbook
' with a difference.
'So say women of South Coast Child Guidance elinie's six supporting groups who gathered, l:e!ted,
Criantzed and pu1'li!hed their 550 favorit& recipes in
a 2SO..page "salute to the appetite."
~eeds from the books go to the clinic which
provides psychiatric care for emotionally disturbed
obildren and adolescents. Viva L'Appetit, at $8.50 each,
is on sale in Richard's Lido Market and at the clinic.
171 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. ·
Recipes are grouped into sections ranging from
Sunday's best fare "Company's Coming" to Sunday's
fast fm for unexpected company, appropriately en·
titted "Qurek ...
Other sections are Breakfasts and Brunches, Teas
and l.uncheons, Family Fare, Group Entertaining, Late
Suppers and Snacks, Patio and Poolside, Holidaze, Gal·
ley Cooking and Tots 'n Teens.
Plus Cabin Fever (rainy day recipes) and Try This
("interesting conglomerations").
Winning a $100 bond for the best book cover de·
sign was Miss Pam Thompson, a 6tudent at Golden
West College.
RAIN OR SHtNt~-.. Mrs. Oiarlel icene, and Mn.~John Jt.Spar-
·Hng (left to right) brwe lie wet and try Giit 1. rlhly day recipe{
published in Viva L'Appetit, a cookbook concocted and publl!bed
by sit supporting women'a lfOUQI .of the Sooth Coast Child Guid-
ance Qinic. Book sale funds underwrite clinic expenses.
Mrs. Robert L. Merriman of Huntington Beach and
Mrs. Carl L. Martin of Newport Beach served as co-
chairmen. AsS'isting were the Mmes. T. Hillard Cox,
David Lang., Glen S. Hogel, Richard Cerf, Christian Eb-
sen, Thomas Crossen. James Whitehead, Kay van der
Kaay, Robert Moore, Aldon Clark, Tristan Krogius, Ed·
win Finster and Frederick McBrien.
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Spring Sere.ftadll.
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Fashion Forecast Fancied
Eyes of the couture WQl'ld will be turned
to Fashion Con<:erto, Opus 10 when I. Mag·
nin & Co. unveils sprine and summer trends
by top deegnen.
Given to raise funds for the Orange Coon·
ty Philharmonic Society's annual aeries of
youth concerte, the benefit is co-eponsored
agam for the 10th consecutive year by the
society and t.11~ Newport H a r b o r Service
~e.
~entation will take place at 1:15 p.m.
Wednesday, April 3, in Anaheim Convention
Center following a 12:15 luncheon. A eocial
hour will open festivities at 11:30 a.m.
Top designers, many of whom ate exclu-
sive with the store on the West Coast, in·
elude Sarmi, John Moore, Chester Weinberg,
Oscar de la Rent&, lean ·Louis, Gustave Tas-
sell, Richard Tam,· Laird Kftox, Seymour Fox,
Monte Sano-Pruzan, Originala, Marguise,
Manor -~ Norman Noren, Teal Traina,
Geoffrey . Beene, Elinor Simmom md 'Rudi
Gemretch. '
Si.nee its inception a decade ago, the sbow
i8 climaxed with a fabulous parade of Laytin
et Cie jewels valued at more than $2 million.
This Yff.?, ao innovatioa ii the douaU<>n of
an exclusive Laykin pin of told. pearls and
diamonds as a door prize. The iecond prize
will be a b~ag from tbe &tore.
A~ profeltional models will be
league and IOC:lety members, the Mmes. ~
ert AJlaQ, Robert W. Ander90D, BeulJJDin ~
jan, B . .t~ct Bldbam m, Rkbard Bt~Jey, Jef·
I Ttt......&.J.· frey Briery, JOBeph Bush, James M. uuuua,
Frederick Hernandez, Sim C. Hixson, Gordon
B. Jones, Donald W. Killian Jr., Jack W.
Knowlton, Peter L. Marr1 Frederick S. Pres-
cott and Miss Terri ~nus.
Member mannequins appearing in the
jewel parade will be the Mnies. Daniel G. Ald·
rich Jr., Betty Culmback, Robert D. CMldJ,
A. Bayard Dod Jr., Robert E. Jeck.ton and
Neal F. Amsden. Junior models include
Miss Joby Raulston and Miss Karea Brade-
son; teen-agers, Miss Kathleen Crawford and
Mise Marlee Parker, while members' clau&bt-
ers selected to be mannequins are Sbert ~
ery, Tamy Briery, Lim Livingston and SUe
Ellen Turner.
More than 80 county pattonesseli are
sponsoring tables for 10, aceording to pa·
troness chairmen, Mrs. J. Donald Fergusoa
and Mrs. Dod Jr. Assistma .them are ttie
Mmea. IJoyd L. Aubert, William S. Holltein,
William H. Mead, J. Leslie steffenson, Jamn
Keyes,· l.eOll Lyoo, Muryl Hallinan and·!'Jmer
C. Sproul
Benefit chairmen are Mrs. James K. Turn·
er of the league and Mrs. Clinton F. Eastman
of the society. Other chairmen are the Mmes.
Kae Ewing and James D. Bradeson, decora·
tlons; Richard Allen and Miles Larson, bolt·
esses: Wilfred Ber16 and Lloyd L. Aubert Jr.,
favors; William Holmes and Donald Brauer,
reservations: Ralph M. Tandowlty amd Willis
Longyear, publicity: Anderaon and Briery,
models; Barton Beek, h<>tpitality, and James
Oweu, aecretary.
DAISIES 00 TELL -The dec<>fttion theme, that
is, for the 10th annual I. Magnin li'asttion Show and
Lum::heon, co-gponsored by the Newport Harbor
Service League and Orange County Philharmonic
Society. Decorating chairmen, Mrs. Kae A. EwhC
and Mrs. James D. Brade&o1) Oeft to right) seem
pleased with their pick of the spring blooms.
Gr.eat ExPectations &eal Cause of Hubby's Disappointment ·
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not drink. Whenever 10rneone offers
her a cocktail she says, "Than!.. you,
DO. I am an alcoholic and I can't touch
a drop or liquor." An announcement
of this type invariably produces a
~ jaw and a stunned expression.
l!m aure IOme people think sbe1s D\11.s.
'Ibo other e....a.tna I took Veroafca
lllde> and told her it wun•t neotUm')' to ,mUe a temperance speech, tbat a *Pie "No, thilnk you" would suffice.
•became indignant and declared
It wu her duty to educate peop~ to ht problem of aJcobolism and that
ahe iDtendl to crusade to um •nd for-
t'JW. ts she a nut?~UAN1TA
OEAJl J .: She may be, b9t If 1~ 111.
...... , a nt wlttt C!9111'1ie nd I admtre air .... h. Per._,. Ae trW ..,t.i
"No. thank yon" and after bdnc pe1·
Cered by well-me111ln1 but lporant
friend• to have "jut one" lhe declded
to &Ive them tbe wbote load. I aay,
booray for Vuoaka.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I Uft been
engaged to Gerald for four and • b8lf ,.an. WbeDeftr 1 mu. .......
the putor about ftddinl aJ'l'llDge. ments Gerald "either rorgeta, baa to
leave to"1l Or be takes IO Mllll1 tran·
quiltters he falls asleep for ht'o days.
He It a mama's boy and i Ull sit& °" his mother'• llp when ahe trims
his eyebrows with a cuticle aclsso1 ~.
He &JVes hla mama 1\11 payclleck and
•ht itves him an allow...._ lncidmt·
.ily, GcaJd •9 31,_.. old. I am ture
1f l couJd drat him away from his
m<>ther he'd be a great husband. My
question is this: How can I get hitn
to marry me?-L.L.L.
DEAR L.L.L.: MJ quatlm 11 dll11
Wily hi tbt world do JH wut Mm?
Is alcoholilm a dlleMe? Raw 09
the aleobolio be u.tld? II thin a
c.'\11'? Read the boatlet .. AJcolloUsm
-Hope and Help," l1y Am Landet'I.
EnclOM 35 cents In cdn 1rlth your request and a long, stamped. self• addressed envelope.
Ann t.anderswlll ~to~ with your problem&. !Id tbeM to
ln care of the DAIL 'Y PU.hr me a •ta •P•cl.
•¥elope.
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I Roarin' 208 era will be reviHd In the Newport I Beach Tennis Club Saturday, March 23, when mem-
beu and gu..u arrive in flappen and ttrlped ~ blazers for a costumed dinner dance. A trophy
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Award-winning Artists
Honored at Reception
Member1 of G a m m a
' Alpha Nu chapter, Beta
Slpa Phi, H u n t I n g t o n
Beach, will cross t be
Orqe Count.J line Satur·
dU. Marcil •. &tween a mid a p.m. they
will host an invitational
~award· .u.. tbl a!ldl
..... Ca1U«9Ja ~,. .. lie=---Art. ~ a. a IMStadoal
g hlvt bell .... t 0 ~ **8tl tbrtulbOW tbe
~~ .. :, ftt ooculoe tor the
,! ~ II tbe pttvitw
I ftft\. of tbt tltAlt ol
1 ,::::.~u
·1 Via Sections ,,
and .cq,ture ulteted by
Clement Greenberg, New
York art critic, which will
be displayed Sunday, March
24, thrOUdl May 5 In tll1
mu11wn.
Mn. Rn McDonald will
eerve aa receptlon malnnan umt-4 bJ ibt Mma. a.. ~ r-llM&&dnt~:' ~. ..
Onnl• Cout aw ar4 wlDDlrl iDeludl Vic ...,
WMtmJut.tr; Tbomaa J.
Hotat., Md i..rrJ -.
Lipa .... Ar .. ertllt.i MlicMd for .. 11\0w s.
e1'adt Kalb1 x.e.ut, ~
UDCton ·-~.~ "· ;,.1n1~ loatb lACVa ,.,,,_
Durst-Lande ...
Vows Recited
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DCLUIM
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FABULOUS PFAFF
LEARN TO SEW SALE
SP!OAL lNS'l'lUC'JOU T1ilS WI ONl.Y
YOUll CHOICE
PFAfF
mTCH·A·MA'tJC
ZIG-ZAG :
POaTABU
Al.MOST SIWI .
BY 1TSELP
~a.QJN? ~r. .. ~· ... h p1111•'
1/2 oFF
'
HB TOPS Club
la-J'Olll 2 Gain ron Club
meet. fNf!l1 MoadA1 at 7
p.m. In Ocean View traller
park'• recreation center,
172Sl Gothard Ave., Hun-
•~~~~ ....... --------tin----JMMb.
BY
ac~•ntuett•
BRA -patent•cl
slant cup pad1, ad-
f ustable back •t\cf
straps. SwtM tutt
festenings.
M•t~in9
• Hip-Hu99er
• Bikini or
• Briefs
Choice of so5d.
co1on a~
. IMS. I. I. RICI ..... ... .....
.........
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.,. .............. , ....... _
Some people heve
• ''thi"9" ·~
...thMtt. fMriu.
'" fed, I ••• lilre
for yeers • • • the
linen heel to be
,.,.,.,...~ r e a f
liA9fl, the Ir I n cl
ttiet promises to
wrinkle the minute
you IMlc et It.
Then there w.,• the wMl1: I loved
that sha99y, hencl weveft IMlr, et1cl
menetMI f., ••me time te i1nore
the feet that they be19MI in the
tHt ancl ffnfeunclMI the clry cleen·
en.
Alon4 came Americen ~ftduttrial 9e,..
ius, with the man-made fibers, Fer-
ttel, Decron, ,olyester. The enly
thlnCJ th• innov•tors fettot we1 the
fem•I• 1tubbo"' mincl. It telres e let
of t ime for Id te 1•t u1ed to the
iclH that aomethin9 like these fibers
could take the place of the rHI
thin9.
Maylt. the pNlutli~ cletet INclc te
the ttcet\4 worW war, wftttt reyon
wu a 11tb1tftute t.r slllr, ancl Mm•
•f I+ WH ,,......, tHlry. lut 'wft.,.
wouW we ~. to4ay with .n tti ...
bff utiful nylon doclri1t91 if Jt he4,
not beef! for thet elcl bow.how in·
ventlnt somethfnt that even the 1ilk-
wenn ceuWn't lfttHt•· ....... ,.. ........ ..,.. ... ........ ,.. ...... .....
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w • ....,.. ~ .... •'-"-.. ~ ditf* in the deN.. WtfttlerM
ftt I +met, tfM+ .... •ft • • • o ht
W fM Wetft 'fOU• ~ Weft't ,_+
...... •uth...tl• wmk* •IMI ......
clMr to ... M.rtt J ... falwfc
a...t.I Merle au.t.t .... tn
p.s. We hiv~' ·~.1•el thlft9 t-. if ~·,. still • ~·
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Young, fresh, pretty! 'Dlll
A-line akimmer ii eal)' to sew.
• Flower power la Sum-
' mer"s theme! Embroider
. dal.aJea, b u tt e r fl l e 1 on
scalloped atlmmet. Pat.
7(8): printed pattern, NEW
Mluea' l1zea 10, 12, 14., 1l.
Size 12 (bust 34). State Siie.
nrrY CENTS (col.na) for
1 eacb pattern -add 15 cent.I
• for eacb pattern for flnt..
• clua maillnc and special
handling; otbenrlse UUrd-
claSI mall will toe 3 ween
I or more. Send to the DAILY
' Pilm. 10 5 Needlecraft
Depl, Bolt 183, Old Chelsea I Station, New York, N. Y.
10011. Print Namel Address,
Zip, Patten NamDer.
First Ume I Jumbo 1988
1 Needlecraft Catalog -hun-
dreds of designa, e free pat-
terns (includes d e s I g n e r
sweaters) instructiona in-
1
alde. Knit, crochet, em·
, broider. 50 cents.
Book ., 11 Jiffy Rae• -
complete pattern• -in·
· expensive, euy to make. 50
centa.
Book No. 1 -Dehau Qanta -18 complete pat.
terns. Send 50 cent.I.
Book No. 2 -Mase ..
Qan&a -patterna for 12
quiltl. 50 centa.
FllDAY,
MARCH 22
ajftWl&fO-..D '
~-. .. mirill ... --, ... ~ ......... ..., ...
~: (Mardl 21-Alirll
it): Ott ltarW oa cam·
.......... to cruter ......._. JINltlll •• d
mr.rd. You can't watt for
c6lrl to dilcem mqnift&I,
dellnl. You m 11 1 t eom-
~. G« buj.
TAURtJI (April »-v.r
iD): Strell bmDcJD.1 at
))ome. Straatba family
nt.tlfwbi:pa. M a 1 M
MClllarJ for '" to be • ~ wWl CIDI at a dittace,
!'iDe for pltnnfnc, wrtaDI.
~ ap commute...,.
linel.
GDllNJ (May ll.JUDe ii):
9-perceptive, P' l D d out
bow you can acbleve tile
bell Friend who 11 older
ii not neceuarily wiler.
ReaUs.e llil. Bapond ac· cordmllJ. Mcmey in eon-
nection with J*ltDll lblp ii
~
CANCER (June 21.JUfJ
22): Study G E M I N I
meuage. Tab noWJc fir
granted. Be ~ ..
.ctlonl, 1 t a t e m e n t • ,
policies. Mate or pertDlr
may feei restricted. LooMn
Nina. SuaeH without dic-
tating.
LEO (July is.Aue. 22):
Practical affa1n dominate.
You may want to forget
task.I, take off or blot out
responsibilities. But there is
a job to be done. Unletl
~u finish it, tbft'e ii little
joy tonight.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. %2):
New point of view proves
exciting but could cot.t
money. Your personal
magnetism attract. opposite
sex. Pleasure shown -but
t b e r e could be trouble if
careless. React accordingly.
LIBRA (Sept. 23--0ct. 22) :
Heed inner voice. Follow throup on bunch. B e
BUCKLE-
HAPPY
...... tr•• lD ~lllf.
LMrii b.J Mil'al -.....
~~hia9 GliN ,.,.....17. Stid1 eoiltnn. ,.,...,
pr~ m.....-tL
IOOltPIO (Oet. IS.No•·
U): Wcirk ldll'"4 ..., ...... ~.
~ .,.. mQ ,bnt 'to
~ ..... ·eftorU. •· peMlt. bow tbf.a. Dca't w. JOUl'l9lf too ~. °'811111 Of routiM • ....
YiaMlll.
IAGl'ITAIUUI (No•. JI.
1*. it): ... tmvqb to
~ app-oacL ODa -la Clole to JOU maba eeitaln
dem1""'1. TU. extra effGlt
and calla OD 10ut part.
Jteallll Cid& ad prepare.
TblD dltasipolltmtDt 11
uolded.
CAPBICORN (Dee. 21-
Jan. 11): TU. lnttlativt.
You bave IOlld backlq, Ex·
platn yOW'Mlf to older in·
dMduai. Many are lm-r19..s. Lunar cycle II
11 l I b. Your judpient, tn-
tdloa are apt to be C!CllftCt,
You apartlt.
AQOAIUUI (Jan. »Peb.
11): 'lbel'e 1a reltrktkm,
poulbi. delay. But Udl 1a
t.mporary. Don't brood or
WOf!'J. Dlnppotntme11t ii
llb)1 to bocmmaq in your
fa v or . Relative provides
wbat you need, maybe
money.
PISCa (Feb. ~Mardi
20): Hold back on ipend.Ulg
until you find wbllt it it
you really need. P'rien&
may be overly mtbuslutic.
Wait until all the facts are
tabolated. Bue decision on
logic, not wilhful thinking.
IP' TODAY IS YOUR
BIR'111DA Y clrcumatances
early In your life cauaed
you to be independent, uni·
que, an unasual perlOn who
creates h1I or ber own ltyle.
You are not a follower; you
lead. Toward end of tbit
year there ii chance foe
change, travel, Ir e a t • r
variety.
\'
\
Putting a jaunty dash
in your walk, our pretty pump
with such a decorative touch.
SEE OUR SPRING '68
PREOILECTION.COLLECTIONl
You're cordially invit.d to
ottend o commento+ed showirwa of
our tr.nd-s•tti"9 sprinq f•shiOfll • • •
FRIDAY. MARCH 22
7:00 end 8:00 p.m.
THE BROAOWA Y NEWPORl
Re~ney Room
Please join us for. coff ..
foll~ th. showi"fJ!t
'
by Life Stride, 14.00
Budlet Fuhion Shoe.a, 101
THE STRAPPY
LITTLE BARES
Opened. up and stroJ>happy, .
our witty-pretty steppers,
flirting with peekaboo cutouts.
Let them kick up their darling
little heels beneath your
spring fashions, 11.00-15.00
~etched at top:
Donne, by Sbicco , patent leather, I 6.00
Double strop by Van Eli, kidskin, 19.00
Cosuol Shoes. 75
Sketched below:
O'Forrell by Buskens, 11.00
T-Squore by Vivo Amwiuno, I 5.00
He.ti~ ........
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BEACH
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ANAHEIM
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........... taM ,_
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Feminine~ ~1nimal' No Longer in Cag __
0 Tbe Sblipt of FUllMI lllllt aored « pleated lklrt • •
aprtnc b9'a1da ..,.. arm.a . an 1Jnportut belt •••
SHAPE OP PASHION - A redhcovery of the bodl. line and the romantic in·
1.luence is marvelously interpreted in this two put after five" dress. A 1ather·
ing of &ilk and wool for tbe flirty dirndl skirt detailed with chain connected
tabs whimsically accents a trim body shirt banded at the neckline. Fashions
available at Broadway Fashion lsland and Huntington Center.
CM Auxiliary British Club Dance Club
• of a ..W. ....-w Of .. a reetaplar acarf • • •
cltlnt new lilbluettel wlUcb. tbort itUe &JOYa • • • •
.t'teJ' IOmt 10 years, baY9 beret .•• lqua?Hoed lboll.
, mde the illape-. tent and Uvely llld fresh u tbl
Jia allJ, tbe ca,., aUDct. fi.nt 1priD1 daffodll 11 tbt
Reps.a~ t b t v,IJlrible new 1bapellne11 so mucb a
two, a pr~ at lrralltlbJe part of tb1J eeuon.. TM no
'"'8t Joob calculatecl to discovery of !be boctJ UM eticbant ev111 womu la .. ii expnaecl ln tbe IOftl1
coutry. MD1UOU1 lbaptnc ot tbil
Romantic • • • ~ bloaeon • • • tbe °"' eat
•.. shapely ..• aad of the Uimmft wtdl 0.-.
perfecU1 ~autUUJ. t b t skirt. dropped walstllae • •
Shape Ot'J'atllOD la CUD-, the "pretty peaaat°'
nintl1 desipecl to em-f asbiou charmiaat1 .P:
phashe the fun of belnJ a ceot~ with ~,
ab'l &Dd it ii e~ rufQed aprons, dabttj bnld.
Mtable for "girl.I" of al Almost u lmportant u
aaea. the .nape o1 111blon tb1a
It iJ erpressed ill the ture year it tbe k~ of fubiaa.
allure of new "linlfirie• For tbt VWJ ant ttm., we
1rbDI . . . a fr11l of llel are ii an en of ~
or orga.od:y at wrtlt ar Je:iitbt • • • ...,_ wtddl
nectlioe . . . the wtmdna co be u nrled u the
•*1 of rutnea and j8bota wearer p r • f • r 1 • I'•
... b loftly sailed dirndl daytime wear, the aklrt .t l!kirt won with manelaaa the top ol tbl betl Joob
ladylike lbirta and bloulel rlltlrt . . . fer llPOl'U, tbt
••• the great new midi skirt can be worn eva
Ienrtlt IO'WD for "alter five'' aborter. 'nM midi and the
occulona. mui are for occu1cm dnn·
A major force in the Ing, party, paUo and a~
noltaJgk look of !prin&: tbe home. Sldrta can be abort
anythtn«-Cott 3111 . . • the and aborter • . • Jooe and
proWCltive Bolmle a n d lonlft . . • for tbe new
CIJde .a. 'ftlia Shape of Sb.ape of Palblon IW'nmed
F&dllon ls a loftl rweata' up is no one loot, no one
or tunic WGrD wltti a fllPP1 leottb·
Paris Favoring Curls
PARIS (UPI) -CUrll ud chipona vied for top bonon
aa tbe molt popular Paris
baintyles in the S p r i D g-
daytime, it WU lenerallJ one flower wen on tbe bow
or tucked Wider the cblanon.
For evenbil, it WU often
lummer colldms.
'l'bt lhoulder·ltnitb movie st. hairdol abon at Cbria·
tiaD Dior ll9IDed to be the prototype look for lllriDf •• until Yvet Saint Laurent's
model.I swept in WMrlna eJ.
egant buns adorned with
muse• ot lfowen at the aide • of the pace boy hairdo, be14 CAMIO OP .,..,_ -Dberea1 chiffon in a mar-
in place with a headband. •eloua camellia pink for a lilhouette trau1bt with
combs and tanell.
Cbanel's modela wore ei·
ther fiowen or bowa er both ta their smooth ddgnons
and page boy halrtol.. For
Tbe modela ol Emanuel enchantment. J\Oaty atlrt . . . midi in length . . .
Ungaro wore aillgle cm-11 gathered into a fitted waist and enclrcled wfth grey
dan&J!nt from one aide or velvet ribbon. tbe c:nnm.of the smooth and----.....,..------------
wavy hairdos. The eUect
could be achieved eully
with lintle strand pasUches,
curled ready to dre11 up a
simple b1rdo at a moment's notice.
.
WINE BARRELS J Tbe flrlt ThUNda1 ol the month members of the
American (Legion) Aux-
• lUaI')', COlta Men that 456
gather in tbe Americtm
Legloa Bal, .t I r.m. Ia.formatJoa r • I a r 4 a i
membmhlp 11 obtawbit
Women of British an·
celtry are welcome to join
the Daupters of the British
~mpire, Westward H o
Chapter. TM c1Db meet.a the
lut Mcada1 of tbe mouth
•t nocm bl Tilrioul locaUom.
FU!tber information may be
receiftd by Clll1ng Mn. R.
W. KetteriJl&bam, 49M44L
The tint, third and flftb
Fridays of each month mem·
bers of Lace and Luther
Square Dance Club meet al
8 p.m. in Weatmont School,
Buntiqtoa Beach. Further
lnfonnatian maJ be obtain-
ed by telepb= Ith. Juan Dilloa at &.16-801 .
C,m/nJium
Ore~~~
Solid, heevy otlr st1ves, sturdy .... ,
...... lullt to""',.,, .. ,.. -, •.
...... .., .......... ~ fw maa.....: u-..,., •• .....,. s·~.
by Callinl Mn. N e a 1
Houpn, 54M.174.
Special This Week
CARNATIONS
ALL COLORS 93e DOL
SEE OUR
BRAND NEW
STOCK
of f antasticely lw9dlf col.
ored .. tifidll flowers.
DA'l'ODfU
DAISIES
DUTCH IRIS
ROSIS
RANUNCULUS
TULIPS
STOCK
GLADIOUS
CAUATIONS
CANDY TUfT
AITIU
CALINDULAS
PUIUAS
11.....a1
OUI ••ILT ... _,,... TOt
Coste Mne, N.-port luch,
Corotte del Mer, Hutrli119t°"
leedt, lelbo. end UCI .. ..,, .....
WE BOAST
THE FINEST
W.W ·WW. wire service.
Sen. cley ct.Ivery ••• .,,.,.. ......
ARRANGEMENTS
CARERIU Y AND
AITimCAUY
DESIGNED FOR
Off\Ct
HOSPITAL
PARTIES
~
THANK-YOUS
In ..,..us Wootn, .W
uetk beauty te yow.
sMtle .. rdtn. Grow yeur ............ ...,.,..,,
... , to 1row.
11111111116 AIGIR A .. UB
SO EASY TO PLANT, so· WORTH ITS COST
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I •AL -lltlLLIANT CLUST!ltS Oft Cl.Mii PLOWIU
LASSEN STRAWBElllES
..... Maring type. Llrttd
fruit of all.
LET THE SMALL
GARDEN PRODUCE
WICKER BASKETS ··••rtecl -.... , .... & .... ..
1'o-IMI •ncl OH ......
DECOU11VI WI ....... _ .......... , ...... ......, .......
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PRICED FROM
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GARDEN
CATALOGUE
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~nyon PTA
.... Dlllll ....
frllldlll& •
UPOICTS: tffw ....
IN .. JiJM1. 0..... Mmw,~:a.w Thompson IDd JOe
La•a11ear, Tice
pre1ldeat1: Robin
Wrltbt, recor611 eeeret..J: Jack ,,..,....,
ta•••tarer; AUre4
Ducbann, b11&anu; T.a Aataidr•. aadltar, ...
DllDll4 A rm 1tr••1 • c:~~-'1 Ja c.D· tfDd•rrarha ·~ 11111 lf••ltb ..... ad .... f)LGWtle .._ tnm C<ircm cle1
Mar Blalt Scbool, ...
4be dlndloD el Ro a
lil:Nkholl. lffti111d th•
lftt!MD.
CdM Ele. PTA
Mn. JUdaN Jerdaa Pretf deet
REPORTS: Otlicen •e the
MDMt. Keith Wat IO D,
p ru id en.t; Kalman
SpelltUch lad P • t e r
Dobbl, ~ preRdanta;
W. R. Ryen, HC:ret#y;
R. K. Hammond.
trea1urer; RGbert
Choi111r, audit.; Jack
MicbelaaD, btak>rian, and
-Rob&rt Borden,
parliamentarian • • •
"Btudents from kin·
cSereanm ibroa&b fttth srade p~ in a
1. IPtclal liq ewemony.
i: Ji'OUl"a .,... atudeatl
• entertained witb toDCI
and poem1 d[reded by
Mn. Henry Black. Mn.
M. w. Bon OCID6DcW tbe
fifth ... ltadtDtl in Uit
and !lpMIM la the
clulroam. a.or.,. Uf9
membership wa1
p r .. e D te d by Mrs.
Henrietta Oland« t 1>
TUden J. Fll'ril Jr., prin·
cipal. f« bil outltaod1nl
wort witb tbe ttudenta.
Harbor View PFO
Mn. Re~ LJ'lllJD
President
OOMING UP: Btue jaan1 wm be iD order for ttie
Father..on S ta m p e d •
from 11 a..m. to 1:30 p.m.
t.~· March 2.1.
OG 11 oee told nae·
pl OD &ale for fUI ucb,
wJMcb will Include
barbeculd balbutger1,
corn on the cob, beau
and cbocolate c at • •
Western music w I 1 t
enllYa e. apeclal &14
even ta.
Harper PTA
Mn. DtuJd SUlll
Pre1\dent
REPORTS: Brownie Troop
870 led ibe fl.IC 1a111tt at
the March meetine • • •
Nft'ly -1ectecl clftcer1 are
CM Mmt1. Hll'r1 KObaut. president; Rocer George,
Bob Lindsay and Jadt
Perkins, vice presidents:
Johll C.fml)btll ~ Bruce Hart. 1eeretarlu; Lyn
G«omml, treasunr; Loy
Jobmtoa, auditor, an d
H1rr7 Dtllnt, biatori111.
Lindbergh PT A
Mrt. Roltert Vlndk
P*1dent
REP<ETS: Slatt cl oft1oerl
wen eleceed and wm be
tmtallldJn·May. Tbq are
b Mmt1. R*rt VJrldk,
prealdent; Cliff Peloquin
~ ... • • • .. --" • • • .. ·-.. • • ,,,,_ _J9 "' ••
ad SD~. me
........... ,... Mstnot
aad GeNJd . J'el ti
•+«•tart • • ; ;.r;d Botlia•, treuarw, and
Blrold 8*, ~.
Bill OlborM 11 .......
NB Ele. PTA
11n. Vlder a~. Ptettdent
COMING UP: Motb•r· ---,... ~ beDeftt ltK 11 :ao a.m. Saturday,~ •• bl the
Amerlcao lACloD Ball,
' Newport Beach. M r s . RA>aa1d Ratcliff, dlann
tcbool lnttructor. w i 11
e o mmentate. Modelinf
{ are the Mmes. Thoma•
Bell, Borftid S m l t b , , ~Mer and :eruee COcaller. Allo modellnf
•• board l!Mmber1 and •hJr dUldren, Mn. Ran-
)Solpb Patton and Suaan; J.lri. Len Wa~ with
Scott eel Kenny; Mrs.
Allen Klintensmfth and
Julie; Mrs. JOOll Carlton
witb MauretP and Maey;
Mrs. John .ScallPle and
Penny; ¥rs. •t r a n k
Ma rs h4}1 _and Amy
Wasiier: Mi-1. John Red·
field · Ao4 Andrea; Mrs.
Rlcbltd Clucal and Rutb;
Mr•. J. .. '.trnith with P.atrict~-Mlcbaet, and
Mn. Brown with
Jeff and left. A l s o
parading are students Cin-
dy Hall, SUlie Spangler,
Tracy Wolfe and Barbara
Beek.
NH High PTA
Mn. Pul Bma
Pre11deot
COMING UP: Toofgbt at
7:30 in the social ball Dr.
Everett L. S b o 1 tr o m ,
psychoJocist, will speak on
ManipulaGonl Affecting
Student Adlfemnent. Cof·
fee will be aerved priOT
to the meettna. Offi.cera
will be elected.
REPORTS: Mn. Robert
S.tlel. ways md mean• c:hatrman~ annouDCed that iovl~tielm t.o tbe Silent
T.a bave been malled.
Paularino PT A
Mn. Rould Mdlolt
Preddent
OOMJNG UP: Annual din·
.,.. Fridq' Marcb 29.
~may be
made by coo&ac1ing Mrs.
Jllrry 1,.,,,.., • M0-3647
. . • Honol•y I ir e
m.emt.ltlldp lUDCbeOn at
nooa Monday, April 1. lll •
tbt <::o.ta Mela Country
CJat> ••• J4ua inltallatiOD
., I ~f Api1 30, kl tbt
AmlricaD lACloD aan.
1 • Newport a.d.
Pomon• PTA
' ' .
~ II CAin!) J1re
---Nootb qd Coeta ......... Btr4s .ud Camp
,J1n • 01i'Ja .. cel@rattnc
with • ..n.. ot fa1ber • ............
Ill tbe Meaa · Verde area plt aoct tbefl' 4ads ,;w
catblr for a cblcten dlm1er
tomorrow at 7 p.m. Each
lfOup, will p~t a skit
Miid • It's Sprt.nc. mue Bird croups ln Costa
1'eaa are planning ~ bam
dlDMr Tbanday, March 28, at .t:~ p.m. in tbe Fint MetbocMat Qmrcb.
Dot to Diueyllnd's
IPflC1al offet to Camp Fire
air~ tbe yoanpters will 'f!Ct tbe part am Saturday
an4 Sunda;y.
lD • CGltbtulnl procram 1'1• ibe c.ta Mel& Part ~t. ~·two croups
haft beea planttnc and w..cnu lfVeral para. . An4 1ourtti 1rac1e camp Fire Glrla at OoDece Part
ScboOl ~e maklnc bean ~... . pqppeta and bttt.-... boOb lqr a .chUdren's
holpital+ ' ' Fainfew State Hospital,
Orance County M e d 1 c a l ctMtr, \1D111ld C. • r.e bra l
Palq Allodatlon and the
RehlbD1tation Center for ~U~ 1 Women ·have • con«nUl need for all kinds
cl itemJ I whlcb Jntght be
dilcM'decl.
In A.Prll. C o I ta Mesa a.mp )ire Ghia· and Blbe
BJrda .tB 1ather all these
item.a and tbe Volunteer
M1gnifie1nt Altro-SofWc Colot Sttr90 ,.,_ _..
$660 • Col« TV from t349.60 • Aatro-Soaio Slaflo
High Fidelity from t268.60 • Big Scr.n MOiiCICillfm•
TV from t159.50 • Sofid·Statt St..o Corwaltl hnl
$138.50 • Quel'ay Portable TV tram 479.90 • PaC-
1b11 Stweo from 184.90 • Ttpe Reccldlra fJcm-.SO
• SoM-sest. .... 90I# tiiom odt 18.95 A.
Presidio PT A · !U::.. W::::r::!:s.em B•ttlfY-poW«ed, play. anv· EnJO'f ..malDo .-tiwl'IM!llli;
whtfa f Solld-ltete modtf 108 hlQhtlt Maguvox
Mn. Anclrew Braclle1 withtwomon1uniltreckauN1 fro"' ttiii tiny ~ ff)
President ---------111 1n1p-in cu11tt1·typ1, rt• powerful S.Tr•mtcr ~
COMING UP: Paper drive Th u11ble cartridg't (lnt:ludtt!, AM-811. lrinQI ~ IOOl'IW' e Tee plu• btttery, micn>phona, and filUng IOUnd, .,... frClnt dlt-
M<laday, March 25. carcylng c•••). AC Pow•r tant ltltlona. Compllt9 wltt
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OOMING UP: MeeUn1 at
8 toc:dlbt for moh't of
elgbth 1 r a d • 1tudenta.
Preaent will be the room
mothert Mmt1. L e o
Dooley, John Prendergast,
Wayne Striley, 'lbomas
Rico, Dan Ferryman and
Jame1 Moultrup • l •
· B*"1 meeUnc 'It I p.m.
Moi\day, Mardi 25.
REPORTS: M ra • Geqe
Jdui1on, junior g r •a t
boob chairman, U·
nounced that an elght-
wtet leaderlhip trarntnc
coune will ttart DGt
month •.• ~ Rev. Jude
Monteith, t • c • n tl 1
.Ullintd to St. Jobn'1 WH
welcomed by auxilllQ'Y
members at a recepUOo
following 1he M a r c h
meetiq. Clan 3 A w o n
Ule atttGdance benner aJMi
award.
Victoria PT A
Mn.,... &elly
President
COMING UP: DlDller at
7:30 p.m. tomorrow, In tbt
~Inn, Balboa Island1 lar outCo1nl b o a r Cl
~ti.
Woodland PFO
Mr1. Dennta Carpe1ter
President
COMING UP: Mo fh er ·
dau&bter fal!Uon lbow abd
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Mardi 23. ModeUQI are
the Mmes. Lowell WOife,
Mark Hanton, Ji: r n • 1 t
K<>1Ua, Hant Weber, Don
Southworth R i c h a r d
Theriot a;! John Zubleta.
Studenta modeling are Lfnll and Sharon Wolfe,
Lamie Hanson, J u 1 i e
Modeo, Janice Littleton,
Lalee 'lbomas, K a r e n
Kostlan, Karen Sketdl,
Laurie Weber, Michele
Grqer, Demle Sha1er,
Patty Templet.on and Cin-
dy Van Bruggen.
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f. May Wedding Told
During a pufy last Saturday in the Tar-
rana home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelaon Gary Jr.
the engagement of Kathleen Diana Kell and
Mart &'tephen Fillmore wu disclosed by her =.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mu Kell of
rt Beach. i Mn. Gary, the bride's couatn, served as
bottesa to family members and the bridal
party.
.Miss Kell. a 1963 Children's Home Soc·
• iety debuunte, is an alum.DI of Newport Har·
bor High School and is a senior at San Diego
State College. She is alCillated with Alpha
Phi sorority.
Her fiance, aon of Mrs. Charles E. Wil·
eon of San Diego, was graduated from SL
Augustine's High School, San Diego, and is
attending Mesa College, San Diego.
1 The couple will be married May 4. in St.
, Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
Membership Open
Canadian Club Forming
By GAY PAULEY
NEW YORK (UPI) -AA
a cause ol teen-age deaths
in the United States. IUlctde
now outranks p o 11 o ,
p n emnon.la, tuberculoal.s,
diabetes, rbeom&Uc fever,
kidney d I se a 1 es , ap-
peodiciti.s and leutenua.
Item : among c o 1 l e g e
students, sukide ls second
only to motor vehicle a<:·
cident.s as the most frequent
Music Man
Strikes Up
The Band
Showman Orrin Tucker
and his band will be on
sta&e to entertain at the
Governors' Ball Saturday,
March 23, at 7 p.m. in the
Balboa Bay Club.
Fo11ow1.ng the slt-down
dinner, a short ceremony
will introduce the new club
governors.
The maestro p 1 a y e d
background music and took
a role In the ctDTent movie,
"Valley of the Dolls."
Unusual Items
Going on Sa le
In addition to the usual
wares offered at a rummage
sale, Newport Hart>or Y's
Menettes of Orange Coast
YMCA are fMturiftg an
automatic portable
dilhwasber, eleC'trlc ltove,
baby bed, dhsette chairt,
couch, clothing and an oil
painting.
Tomorrow and Saturday
the workers will convene
from 9 a.m. to t p.m. in
the shopping center at 1125
Victoria St., Costa Mesa.
Proceeds will be used to
help furnish the new YMCA.
Dance Planned
Flem..lsh Ammc.n Club of
Soutilem California wru host
a dance Sat\rday, March
23, at a p.m. in the
~=· ~~~s1' ~ All in the Game
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their frieods.
Finl officla.l meetin& of 5358. or wrtttni t be April 7, members will en-TerµU ch~. Billie Jeu. Kir'I embraces ~r •
tbe California C a n a d J a n California Canadi•n Society, joy a m~ dinner ~ Babe_ ~n Zall':ullll aWant to the Oat·
TOPS Mermaids
lnfannatlon regard Ing
membership in TOPS Merg·
lng MmnaldJ may b e
received b y telephoning
Mn. John Kodeff at ~
8213 or Mn. L e o n
T o••.se n d, t4~1804. MeetfD&I take place at 7 p.m. every Thursday In
Woodland Scbool, 2 O 2 s
Tustin Ave., Cotta Mesa.
Sodety wfl1 convene at 7::.J P .O. Box 3993, Anaheim, at 5 p.m. folloftd by a sbndlni Womaa Alblet.of-tb~year. &be wu pre-
p..m. Tuesday, March 21, in m. dlnce. aented her troplly during a cenmony in New York..
tbl Ben Hur Room of the lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim-~
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The Society aims to bring
iopther people of aim1lar
beckgrounda a n d mem-
berahlp la open to perlCJll
born or raised In Canada
aQd their families.
Xen MacDonald. public
relations dlrector for Air
Cl,nada, .m we 1 c om e
mwcomera. Toplcl under
dllcuaaion will be formation
aC pldelinel and the plan-
ning of future soclal &c·
thUlel.
Purtber Information may
be mede by~
Miii MeJod1 Moran. H).
Music Slated
As Bill of Fare
Verntrut;J Iii the key word
escrlbing m e 1 1 o ·
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811picel Cli ~ Community
ODnoert Association o f ~~. · ttlie musical proeram is a1lted for 8: 15 p_~_·• in the t.cuna Beadl Hlgh School ~· perf«med with
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By LEWIS GULICK
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Despite the ~ ht VJet-
QllD ~tine. one ldlool o(
tboQ&bt in w~ ltlll aees t.be war aa likely to
end in a netotlated tel· Uemeat.
Accordlnc to this thinking,
the North VietnaJMte and
Viet Cone will find that
whatever their otber suc-
cesses tlbey ~ pUlb the
U.S. MDMd fe>ree1 out of
South Vietnam by military
attacks -and Ulua the
enemy will try to ou.st tlle
Americus via the politica.l route.
Wulllngtoo bas lo n &
av•ed lta desire to eo to
the c~ table in the name of peece. Not em·
iN''zed, lNt 1.aOllll&tlelen · The UeiW • Statea la
real, la. (ear m IOIDe U.S. reported to have bft'n r.&dy
q\Auten (If tk tnillendOua with fairly ipltjfic Ht·
ttSt lD AIMricaa men aod montJ abould , ta. war eo Uement term1 Iii Deetmbtt
oo several men 7tar1 1966 -only to f.IDd Buol • w a a ooi interelttd eaouO ro~ PEACE in talk& ~en to &tt llllo nw. both lidea are plc• serloua dlacusciou.
tured u beaded sooaer or NOT SINCERE later for a f o r m a I
p a a c e m a kl n I -as
dlltinsuUrhed frem the oiler
scbool of w~ opl-
l'lioo wbfdl fiaw'e• ~ fi&htitC will fade.,., 1rith
gradual triu:DIPl over the
inlurceota. Just when !'ffl pe.aee talks
may COIH eeelU to depend
on the moment ..t.en Udl
side tbinU lt ea tain more
from a political deal than
fnlm mon me of f«ce.
On other occasions North
Vletnamese feelers have
been turned down by U.S.
strategists on iround• tbM
Hanoi'• approach• wer&
not sincere.
The enemy ls expected to
avoid serious discusalons at
least until after they see
what happen,, in the u .s.
presidential election.
U and w b e n tbe
diplomatic sparrJ.oa leads
~~g!~nder
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them to tbe conference
tlblt, die 11at.a,oalttt ar'
llkel,y to rwa iD&o political
p.roblema r iv a Ii o c in
sbarppess ~ clashu on
the battWle\4.
FACES TASK
Tbe U.S. leedership may
well face tbe poh'ticafiy ,m.
barrasaing task of preparing
the American people for ac-
ceptance ol a aolutioo short
of the popular notioo ol vie·
Cory -that ~. C}f.-fteping
Communists Wt' of South
Vietnam -slnoe the Com-
mwUsts wm pr'Obably insist
on a governmental role in
tile Souib.
Also reqWrlnc persuasion
would be the Thieu-Ky
iovernment, which opposes
coalltioo with the Viet Cong
r~. Mlf'dl 21, 1968
and wanta to fi&ht on unW
the Saigon re&lme'e oonttol
la 1e>U4Wed •Vtr .. wt.tie c:ouatry.
The Viet Cone WOUt4 pro.
bably baYe to acctpt a IOlu-·
tloo ~vidlns leu than.
their earlier deJnaodl tor
tbe s«Uemut • • I " ~· cordan.ce with the piMgnm"
of tbe National Llbe:ratlon
Front, polltk&l um of the
Viet Cong.
LOOSE PROMISES
They also are likely to
face U.S. &l.alltence on a
system ol safeguard.Ins the
settlement that ls stroocer
than the loose auar.,tees
contained ln the 1 9 5 4
Geneva Agreements f o r
Indodlina 'a peace a n d
beUtr.Ut;y.
DAllY mar
Both sidea would have te>
ded~ wbo 1.s to ~t in on
a peace eouleierce. Some
ot ttle Geneva powers, aucl\
a.s Fruce IDd Red Olina.
ban not been ~ in·
wived lo the c u rr • n t
bosti.li U es.
Other cltf.lculijea would
arise wtth e6orts for a
c:eue-flre. With each side
deeply •u:spl.aloo.a of the
other, how could a cea.se-
f ire lo the widely~red
guerrilla war be arTaoged
and aorced to -everyooe's
sa UalactiOCJ?
The curnot gue.sslng ln
Washln&too is that both
sides woukl j>robabty prefer
a figtlt...and-talk situation un·
tiJ a settlement is worked
out.
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IOUND llD MATI'USS OR MAlllEU II
IOX SPllNG IOX SPIDIS
177" 11'? 59"
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TilurMaf, M.U 21. 1961
LA Philharmonic
Set for Anaheim
Zubia Mehta. muJc dlrec·
tor of the Loe Anplel
p h lllwmolllc Ordllltra.
will com.ct two ol tbt
mode ..td'• !DOit famtu.
• y m p b o n 1 eompllltlcm
Saturday at tbe Anebelm
Coavcndon cater by in-
vitation of the S)mpbooy
A.uocJaUon d Oranp Coun-
ty.
Mehta ba1 teleded for hll
Orante Coanty appeanece
Brahrnl' Sympbonr No. 3
in F. Major, 0pu to, and
Te balkov1ky'1 Symphony
No. 5 in E. Minor, OpUI
M.
The Brahnu Thlrd follow•
the classkal model, wttb
four movement., of whicb
the outer two are fut and
the lnnt'r two on tbl alow
side. TcblikonkJ'• J'1ftb.
which ... wrWn tn 1111.
reprelelltt cme of tt. eom-
poser'1 Ad moodl, bat the
theme » one o f tx·
traordinary beauty.
Now in his slxth year as
music dlrec:tor or the Loa
Ange 1e1 Philharmonic.
Mehta conduota more than
half of th orchestra'• con-
certi la the Muaic Center
and DlGlt ol the ccmctrU
given .ta ok 8oatallra Cati.form eGllUlllllllUll.
Tlctetl .. .. coacert
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NfO
PALMIPllNM
DAl'-Y IClllDU\.IO nltVICI 1.0WUT 'AHi
CATA'-lllA YeeAI •••uwn IU·U12
IN ANAHllM
IuWn Mehta
an tWl anflable and ma,
be reH?Ved by contaotlnl
the Symphony Aaaoclation
of Oranfe County, Town and
Country in Orange, or by
telephoning 547~165 1 or
further Information.
Spring Sing
Ted QullUD, Orac• ~
ty radio ~. wm
""' as emcee for ''Up, Up and Away," tbe tint
annual lpriaC tJDC 'l'Duda7 at CaM.fornia Stat. Co11111
at Fullerton. 'lbe f 1 r 1 t
school·wide amateur lhow
will begin at a p.m. In tbt
colle1e'1 Little Theater.
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"A TAS OF HONEY" r ... Tltv1, o.c. o,11y Pilet •••
"top coUbrt J>lf1<n'mtmu•, uM-tormlv noe~ 1117 *""" ....._ Ct111 MIN ,..,....., ,,. '"'"· c.tr.i ... ""' -... ,.., s,..1.t a.1w, .. •, s11---ww. ... ,... .. .......,, ...,. a -*•a 11•
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All• '911&..e'• '"TMI IMACI" .... ftllll1I •• V9I .... .._, ....
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"MAGNIFICENT!"
·-CH»MIOMUfCIM
"BREATHTAKING!"
• . • Al IMl!ltu t
--~ .....
ClflllliltY ,.......,.
JUUi AMDllWI• JIAI l'OM IYDOW· RICIWlD B.Ul'I
"•-•---9-l'HA'llAll"
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STARTS WIDNISDAY ::=. =
MARCH 27 m..-c:.....
Excluslvt ArM Run "WAIT UNTIL DAIK"
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Winners
To Give
Trophies
A t.oocb of the Academy
Awarda w1J1 bl addtd to aae 0raoce ~ rooWpt
P..UVal oest ftet wba 1M
wimlr• of •atln& award.I
from the 1987 ft I t l V a 1
Jft9'llt the ~ to tbeJr
Del count.rparta.
Ldt y e a r ' 1 reclplenll
,,.. Thar N1e1Mn (beat ac-
tor), Samdra Ma tb e w 1
(belt &e*tu) and Ruth
GelJier (but eupporttns ac-
tre.), all f<r the Anahe.lm
Communtty 'ntemter't "Not Enoulh !\ope," and Bill
J'uclk (but 1upp<rtln1 ac-
tar) for "C1nderela at tbe
P 1 D cbpenay Playboute,"
done by tht r.o.ta Mela
Cl't'le PlaybouH.
NlllND wt1l prtMDt the
awed for bat ac:tn., Mila
Mmthnt for bnt act«,
J'uclk for belt supportiDI
actrea and Mita Gabler for
beat tupp<rtlni actor.
'Jbe best production
trophy will be pre1ented by
Mary E11tnwi, manasm1
d1rec:t« o1 the Oranc•
Studio 1'beMer Guild, w~
it ~ the fath'al.
Mlt.I Eaf!On'D'• ~
WOD ltltlYal awlldl Jn 1981 .si-.
The 10Cb ...u tour.-meat ol aDMCt playt w1B
be w Tbandl) and J'ri.
• • Maidl a enct », et 8 _ _J>.m. in Santa A a a
CODlll'• PbBlq. Han, Partidllettna 1RUP1 wU1
be the "••tmlaahr Comm 11att1 Theater, ~tbeCclmn~ = of Orange County. Tbe
Or&llCt Studio '1beaier will
•ft a DOD«m.-tltil'I pro-
duction FrldaJ Di&bt-
Oscar Film
Of 'Hamlet'
Set for TV
The AcademJ Award..m. nJnc production Of "Hami.t" ca be Miil aa
Soutbera Celib'nla
telmlloa ~ Mardt 11 •
8Jr L. u r. Dee Olttaer'•
ltil&orSe mdto1 pletun of ibt • ,,.,.... dwlo wt.n
Ill telleut eat ntDIM aa rrrv nw-111 11an '1l:ao
to 10:00 p.m. BaM al
Amtricaltlbellollapouar
of Che fint Lot Ancelet
tetecut oe tbt mm.
WbJer of fiw ACllde1111
Awardl, the J . Artbar Rant
p r o du e t1 o a reeeivtd
wcrldwlde ecclalm. Olivier
ii IUPPQl't.d by Jtac Sim·
JMDI U Ophelia end a cut
of Britain'• le ad in I
Sbake3pUl"lan actors.
'lblt production W 0 D
Academy Award1 for belt actor, ~st productSoo, bnt
art direcUoo, bett costume
delliD and bed int«ior
deoora&o. It alto won tbe
New York Film Critics
Awn for belt ma 1 e
ptrf«manct 8Dd .... ~
.amon1 tht 10 beat ot the
,.ar Jn the Film Dall1 poU.
THI . LUXURIOUS
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IAUOA PUlalU• IJMMI
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Academy Awn ..................
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, 1'e '50,000 SAN ~UIS UY H• "l"f' ~~ for diallma-1«1i#f ~oiig»i· .
1.-1/2 milts wer tire /"""1111 ~ *"'f--.
, " FIRST RACE at 12:30 P.M. ··s.btrUyl-.
1 P.M. all ofM: lql.
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••A 01.. Boae aat. tler'ed'' .... written, ,.... •ucec1 and la llCtiid by •
groap -· to tbe theater. 1t -... clescriMMI .. bavinl
the ·impact '11 mo TI D I aiDcertb' ad ltlrt trl.ltb.
fte pi.,, ICbeduled for
a:SD P·•·· 1a apouortd b1 the Unitarian· Unhenallst
PeDowsbip ~ L a I ll D a
1*cb. All proceedl '° to Operation BoptMrap.
· "lJ'kketl, at $1.75 fOr adulta
and '1 for studentl, may
be 1'19rved by pbCIDlJl& 494-
32}3' or 494-4743.
. . ... , ,,. .
In No V•eertain Term•
Cashes In on Teen Market
By LJNDA DEU1'5CH
HOIJ.YWOOD (AP) -It
becan with a teen-aae boy
lintiag bit t.tb 1Dto a teen-.,. Cltl.
' Thi film, .. I Wu a Teen· Ate WerewoU," let caifh
nOlferl ringln1 out the mwa ill the late lt50I that
low budltt movies atmed at
the under-21 set could pay
oil big.
Soon came '.'I Wu a Teen-
Ap FrankeDJteiD'' and then
a rasb of beactl films,
motorcycle rum., protest
ftlma. Now, what star\ed as
the youth flhn bu evolved
into the "trend mm."
They reflect c u r r e n t
events, preferably seMa-
tiooaJ ones wUh youth ap-
peal. Industry 1ourc:e11 say
they're among the most con·
sistent m o n e y m a k e r s
.around.
-bu decided to reflect
the hudlinea tb81D1elvn.
Most ftlmm&Url cbooH to
call the JWtr J1roductio111
"protest film.a." AIP 1ay1
it is "reflecting Ult ex.lstinC
aoclal ctumc-, ctilet1 N•
tlooall.tatlont a n d ad·
justmenf.9 of IOdefy in our
time.''
YOtml-ORIENT.ED
Their Drat protest film
WU "The Will Angtia.11 It
was directed by Roger
Corma.o, wbose name bas
become synonymous with
youth~riented features.
Pat Brown ftb .. ntly orders Ron BoUSIOm out of ber daughters apartment
in a climactic .cene trom "A Taste of Hooty," now on stage at South Coast
Repertory's 1bird Step Theater in downtown Costa Mesa. Performantes are
tonf&bt through SUnday.
Today'• hip, aware kids,
raised on the immediacy of
television and radio, want
their films to reflect what's
happening. And the pro-
ducer who can spot the im·
portant headline first. make
Corman. who started at
AlP In the 1950s cranking
out dozens of horror films,
ga.ined some attention for
his mm versions of Edgar
Allen Poe scare tales. But
it .... only in 1867, with
"The Wild Angels," that
Corman, 41, became a name
in the trend market
Then he produced "'lbe
Trip." "Suddenly," Corman
recalls, "there were these
insane profi~. ''
a film fantasy about it
Spike Jones Jr. Takes Over
Where Madcap Dad Left Off
q u i ck I y and get 1t
distributed with lightning
speeds stands lo make a
pile.
NO PRECEDENT
There is oo actual prece-
dent for "trend" films. The
1930s had its social com-
mentary -such as "The
Grapes of Wrath" -but
But even Corman admits
there is a risk Involved.
"These are gambling pie·
lures.'' be says. "A major
studio couldn't afford to
take a chance on them."
Sam Katzman disagrees.
.K.aUman, SS, claims to be
the pioneer of the trend
business. He'1 been makiltg
topical films hr 3S years
and boaata: "I've never had
a flop; I don't know w~t
they are." By BOB 1110MAS
HOLLYWOOD (AP)
The name ii tbe ••~but
the music has been chanied
to give U a rockinl beat.
The JJlUllcal madness of
the late Spike Joaea has
been pused on to his
namesake aon, a s e 1 f •
aaured 19 • yeat • old who
hopes to cater to today's
diverse musk:al ustes.
"Naturally I get com-
pared to my dad." says
Spike Jr , "but I'm ob-
viously not like him. I ex-
pect to play about two-thirds
in his comedy style and one-
thW of my own. lt11 not
a hard·rock. Not that I don't
like hard-rock; it's groovy,
but it's just not my bag, such flbns preached rather
to coin a phrase." than reported. The 1940s bad
Young Spike is bunting for war epics, but soon films moved toward romance. and
his own bag, and he leaves sociaJ documentaries were
soon for some engagements considered poison at the
in Canada to try out his boxotrice.
new organization. He may Tben in the 1950s a fledg·
well be the only bandleader Ung film c o m p a n y -
who does his schoolwork on American ~onal Pic-
'P ooli' Geu .
Extra Slww
the road. lures -hit it big with its South Coast Repertmyhas
teen-age horror s t o r i e s. added an extra matinee
NIGHT SCHOOL "Werewoli" and "Teen-Age performance of Jts current
"I'm going nights to Santa Frankel19tein" proved not to children's theater pro-
Monica City College," he ex-be freak hits, but evidence duction, "Wlnnie the Pooh:'
plained. "and I work it out that teen-agers wer e In order to meet Oranae
with the teachers when I numerous enough and a£-County audience response.
have to go out of town. They fluent eoough to be almost Every performance thus
give me ~ advance a separate market. far ha~ done turnaway
asalgnmenu and J keep up By the early 1960s AIP buslness, d.iredor James
witb the course while I'm was flooding the market. DePriest reported.
traveling." "Beach Party," "Muscle "Winnie the Pooh" is now
The elder Spike made a Beach PaMy," ' 'Be a c h at.aged on Saturdays at 10:30
good thlng or his School of Blanket Blngo" and "How a.m. and 1 and 3 p.m. at
Musical Depreciation for 20 to Stuff a WUd Bikini" came SCR's Third step Theater
years. He gave differing swimming out of AIP in in Costa Mesa.
verions of how he got the record time. Patrwa may call SCR at
idea for his slam-bang style. Now AIP -and everyone 646-1363 to insure reurva-
One story wu that be hit else ln the trend bu.mess tiom.
the wrong note on the ----;;;;-::.-;;-;;-;:--=========:;;
chimes while playing drums N 0 w on the Big Crosby radio NOMINATED FOR
show ; the clinker caused r 10 ACADEMY AWARDS
guffaws.
In our last interview, F
Spike gave another account: R He saw the c o m i c
possibiUtles with m u s i c
when Igor Stravinsky walk·
ed across a concert stage
with squeaky s b o e s .
Whatever the inspiration, he
went on to earn a fortune
with music punctuated by
pistol shots and irreverent
versions or "Cocktails for
Two." "Chloe." "Holiday
ror Strings," etc.
NO MUSICIAN
Although the field did well
for him, Spike dJdn't raise
his boy to be a musician.
"Dad was set against my
following h i s footsteps,"
says young Spike. "He
wanted me to be a lawyer.
"But when he got sick
at Harrah's Lake Tahoe in
1965, l went up to take over
the band; I knew all the
routines by heart, so that
was no problem.
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Tilwtdly, M.U n. 1'61
Your Monef'• Wordt
U.S. on Business
Safari in Africa
By SYLVIA PORTER for ail b'pea ol consumer ~~jj;s
Nairobi, Kenya: ht 1982. producta cltl only climb M • tbe Africanl ralse their u .. Al just before Kenya woo It.a iDI ltandardl. Moat llplt1·
in<S.pendeoce from Bntaln, cant. th1I Jut December, "-r:;. only 22 U.S. corporation• Kenya, ., and 1 and ...... bad direct repreNDtaUon ln e •·.;-.-.;:11:..~ tbl• entire nation of 225,000 Tan.ianla formally establllb-~~
square miles. Now the ed the Eut Atr1can Com· Alldllr:._·~~ .,,~
number ii 71 at leut and munity. s I an a I l n I for ,;51l:~ businessmen the birth ot a ~ total U.S. Pr 1 vat e in· single three-oat.Ion market .A.,...,. ... ,,
vestment nll may be over of about l>,OOO,OOO potential-.. .ff"
tlOO million. customers.
In 1982. Kenya'• capital HOW SAFE la an ln· 1 . ~.,
city of Nairobi wu prlmar1· vestmeot? While there is no A 1_·
ly known as tbe playground shield against poor judg· •:" If!. ot the wealthy British and ment. It's cloae to a "how ~ 11 •
the atartlng place of Hem· can you lose?'' deal a.s far . ,.
ingway-type big g a m e •• expro....i .... on is con-•c tafuiJ. Now Narobt i1 -tA .....
becoming a central meeting cerned. r
spot for bu.sinttsmen trom Both Kenya and Uganda ,.. ·
all over the world and the have rejected nationalism of 1,5 •
starting place for u.s .. type foreign companies a.a a • .._ ,,
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--11¥ -rff VeftC>e An<Hr..., •nd
GI-Se•r-"1 .,_,. N -le . .,.. __ ............... ,,.
big boalnese safaris. policy and embrace the con-• 1~1 ..
S T R A D D L I N G the cept of private enterprise -
equater aloag the coatt of under government regula· ::r.: i !."&.. Mutual
East Alrica, Kenya aeema tioo. A U.S. company com· ____ .._ __ i11e ________ 1
so remote from the U.S. ing in to these countries gets
But whJ!e it ii 7,300 miles legal investment guarantees
from New York, it is no from the two govermmenll
longer remote at all. ~ investment guarantee•
Leading airlines are br· from the U.S. government
Funds "' to IM wllllln 1,.,,_. .,.,,
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10"' ICIAL Sl!ALI Ot'Nlll Vivi.., Uft,
Notary "1bll<
MY Comml .. Mlfl 1•1'"
Merell 21. IHI l'ulM~ Oro-c-• D•lll' llllol,
MMdl I'-2'1, • itfli Allt11 4 IM .a-..
LEGAL NOTICE
inging Kenya's c a p I t a 1 too.
within overnight distance of What's more, a shrewd
Kennedy airport. Under the investment can return u . "'n~~i :'~':'oa~C:~~ No rco: e n I i I b t e n e d pohtical much aa 20 percent a year.
TM• COVWTT ~ ou•• leadership of P r e 1 I d e n t recouping the whole stake
IWYte• OI" ~=nOlt'S IALI Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya'• in ftve years; 10 percent ~ •llAL ,.°'" .. "' "' P•iv•H government ia p u r a u i n g a year ii "routine." Bil U.S. ~:~ --., 111e ••t•i. "' DOl.OllllS policies of e c o n o m i c deals are reported now
IC. MAH • .u 1uu,AT•1C1C MAH. moderation which are under con.aideratioo l D ::!~.!: MAH. •• DOt.ous MAH. ~igned to attract private livestock, meat productlon,
,.,.~~."'a'"!.::=.:= ::,,_,....;~ capital. and the way U.S. food proceulr:tg.
,_.. ., 111e •'-1• ., o.ior.. companies are moving in. OF COURSE, there are
1er .... tr1c11 ""•· ....-. w111 ... , the years of B r i ta I n ' • risks. Thia la a ..-.... of ------------I""' •• "'"'-'• ..... .. .. hitMtf -......... 11est ....,.,, -... .,. •"" ~ domJnation ol foreign in· mountin1 nationallam and :'':ii'::::'.,.., -:!.'i:P,.:: ~ vettment here are limited. the Eaat African bu an
:':.A'::~ .1..~·. ·~..,~11111~ The U.S. interest ls un· a.lmoat delltioua pride in h1I
,... n .... ,...,... 1rr i.w ... tM efllc• derstas>dable. Nairobi is a new independence. The :..,.~'""~~ '.::1141,t":"11111""s~ highly aophiJltJcated city of naUons have been IPMdlnl ~ MeM. c:.1.-•• •II !fie r1tftl, '"... 350,000 and a focal point u p • p 0 I i c y 0 f ......_ * ••11 • ,._ -.c....i. " .. 1-.1,.._, _ _.1-n" to ~-"' .-,. 111 111et ~"''"' ,.._,,, for the entire continent. n.u•~~ &v•-~llN~ ·~ ·~~....,,..~~ East Africa baa enormOUJ out the Aalans wbo bave
., ~·-..,. ., c:."""'i., 11111cr1w potentials in raw matertall held a virtual monopolJ on • 'r:W:f. ., T,ect N6. sm. "' 111e and agriculture which U.S. small buaineH and to open
Clf'/ ., """'' ... '°" a..c11. cou""' of capital can develop for pr~ up more opportunitiel to :!:'9.:.c!': ~ c..,:::mi• .• •• ,_; flt u well as benefit to African.a. The exodux ot :· : 9:ic:': .:!~ ,_::: the nations I n v o l v e d . Aslam bold.inf B r 1 t i • h
of .... ceul'!ff. Despite overall restrictions passport. to BrltaiD and Brl· c%.. i.:.:;.::-;.=: on U.S. invetbnent abroad tain'1 clampdown on 1lle1r
rltftrs. rlttth ., .... _ .. ..,. to help improve the balance immliration have made ~~ _:,._.-., .... of paymeota, today' a rules worldwide bead.lines but tbt Z:i. C..: ~!. "';';." :.,111e c!:'"': permit U.S. companies to key point to be made here 111e ~ .,.. ,. _..., w. ..,., tnvut 10 precent more thl.1 is that the exodua will al
•114 Ille -..~ .. be ..... ... -1 t ·-11.. ·-..,._"°" • .... w ~ eourt. n•• ~ than lat ln aucb eas .... mporar...., aggrava ..
• ,,. 1'*'""" .,. .,. be 11rwa'9d " un .. ·rdevelo-.i areas aa abOl"lages of s k 111 e d tf ... flf clMe tll ftet9W. ...,_,. ""' I'""" •"'"-· _, ., llOllcv • 1111e lftwr._, Eut Africa. workers. The queltion of
_.. ............. -" .. .....,_ ,_ di ln h'-b b-" b _,._ ..,._ •• --._. ..,. .. .,. ..... w s.e1i.r Aiu. .. a re.,on w I\: w -appena tu\.Q ncD)'l ...
.,.,, ,.,,.., w111 .... e11.,,_ -11. milllom are aWJ on a non· ta (now la h1I '10I) diu
AJf M9 .... ...,.. -.. lft • .. _ M--~ "'"',. -.. .111 "' ,_.,,.. .. .,.. money 1yatem and income JS ever·preHnt. n.u &MoM:A :=-~,::_ ::\ .. ~ ,;;:; per person it juat croHing of coffee berry diaeue has
sire.t. C4e"9 MeN. c.1N11n11L ., -• •too a 1ear. 'lbe demand caused a disastrous slump ~-:. ::"iw'::. ~-= =~i:1-----------------------.
,.,_1"' al -,._ lflw .. "' .. llUOltc.tlool .. 1111• Mila •Ml ...... llM -'ilfle-' ....... i.. '°' lllrtllef ~--... ..,_ ~,:. ~'+S.: ::.:,-:= The Man from Merrill Lynch
-:.::.~ i:..·:~. looks at the stock market
Mrn/11lllretrt• .. "' wffl ~nr;:::: ::.:= Malle. and tells you what he sees D_.....
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•OTICI 0, f'Uauc Mh•IM• l•,o•• THI CITY COUNCIL
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DARY PU..OT EDITORIAL PAGE l
A Year of Suspense
Tf there were any doubt that 1968 would be an in-
triguing political yeµ, it wu wiped out by the New
Hampshire primary election results and the aftermath.
Before the voting, there wu widespread a85Ump-
Lion tllat Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon were "1n
the bag" as Democratic and Republican Dominees. And
there was a rtrong feeling Uuit Nixon will win 1n
November, despite the troublesome siphoning off of
electoral voteg expected of George Wallace.
Political anal)'llls' estim.atee in early March showed
the 538 electoral votes divided this way: Leaning to
John&on. 152: leaning to Nixon, 209: leaning to Wallace.
27 and ifl doubt, 150. With 270 electoral votes needed
to win the presidefl(y, Lbost 150 "in doubt" votes could
swing the outcome in any direction.
Sen. Eugene McCarthy'& unexpectedly strong show.
ing in the New Hampghire primary (42.2 percent of the
DelllOC'ratic vote compared to Johnson's 49.4 percent)
rai!ed hi.I hopes to tfle point where he now professes
to believe he can get the nomination.
Then came Sen. Robert Kennedy. Hi! entry into the
race adds a formidable candidate to the list and makes
it potsil>le that the nomination ntight be denied to an
incumbent president for the first time since 1884.
The bard political facts of today still weigh against
this, however, despite Johnson'1 deep troubles with an
unpopular war, foreign attacks on the dollar, revolt in
t.M cities and a genera1 feeli-ng of unrest throughout
the nation. Taken together with a growing middle ctass
disenchantment over inflation and overly-burderisome
taxes, Johnson could lose the election. But to forecaflt
his failure to win the nomination 'NOUld be unrealistic,
at least rt this time.
In addition to the nation's natural tendency to sup-
port it! president in time of trouble, Johnson has these
lhing'S going for him in the race for ttle nomination:
She Saw the
Naked Threat
In Their Eyes
"I w.1 having coffee ln a
restaurant," &aid the lady. "and
becaun I waa ln a hurry, I 11t
at the counter. P'our men were sitting
acrosa from me -quite ordinary
b"Pes, cooventl.olllllly dres1ed, perllap1
.aleunen.
"In came two couples and Hit down
at a booth. The young 1'0meft were
quite unremarkable in every way -
just the kind. you see every dS7.
The men with them were unex·
ceptlonal tn their attire, but one al
them wore hfJ hair a trifle longer
than molt men do, and the other
quite a bie lmger.
"THE TWO COUPLES were chat·
ling away quietly and .m.ably, bother-
ing no one and attracting no at-
tention. Then I saw one ol the four
men BCl'Oll the way nudge another
and look over toward the two couples.
Soon all four men were looting at
themand~g.
"The men got up to leave, and
two of them went over to the Ctl8t
rack, whidl was clOH by the booth
tn which !be two couples were sitting.
They put on their coat.I llowly and
deliberately, standing right in froot
fl the loogilh.ohaired men, looghing
at them Md pointin& them out to
their two friends across the room.
Then tbey shook their heads in obvious
di1gu.Jt, and ttomped out.
"YOU KNOW," she went on, ''it
really madt. me feel quite sick. The
two couplet weren't doing a thing,
weren't even bippCy dtesled, weren't
trying to atfiract attention, as some
do. And. in our neighborho od
espedally, mOlt ot the boys in school
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Voting against the President ol
the United States ia unpabiotlc
and play1 into the hands of the
Oommuailtl, I know this la true
beca.uae LBJ told me so. And
has he ever lied!
-G. R.
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...._ up through high echool and college
-wear thetr hair longer than the
ordinary. Nobody pay1 any attention
to it.
"But there wa1 something IKl ugly about the c.alculated reactkln ol these
mf!ll, something so meai and pr~
vlnciaJ and full ot hate for no real
reuon, that it turned my 1tomach.
It wu an act of aggre1$ion -although
n!Jt actually physical -without the
tt\igbtest provooatlon. And. in a way,
it wu crueler than .a blaw struck
in .anger or passion.
"THIS tS WHAT hightens me i:n
our oowi.try today, mor• than the
rlota er demoostratlons by the un·
~eJrivileged, by the poor o r
deeperat.e, What frlghteos me Is the
-what ahall l call It? -thl!
'hkkilhne11' ot ordLnaxy people, the
rl!sentment of dilferences, the ig.
norance of other ways of life, the
unthinking reaction and resistance to
change, no matter how harmless ar
how necessary.
"Our country can handle its minori-
ty problem1: it's the majority problem
that troubles me -the almost
hysterical need to m.alr.e everybody
conform to the pattern of the ma-
jority. ThU ill the biggest ttveat
democracy faces. And I saw that
naked threat itJ the eyes of those
four men."
Absorbing Confessions
Ncrman Podhoretz, a )JftCodous
veteran of the literary
"Enablilbment" at 36, ha.a found it
11 better to be a 1ucce11 tball a
f.ailure ; to be rlch than poor; that
power ll delirable; that lt ii better
to give orders than to take them ;
to be recognized than anonymous.
PodhoretJ views hll frlend Norman
Ma.Iler'• "Advertlse.mtnta for Myself'
as ooe al tbe er•t wurU of con·
fes&ional .autobiography in American
literature. ADd in a I t t e t • r y llD1nblogr ... y called "Making 11:·
Pndhoreti Ms written his own
.. Ad"fl'tisement.I for Mysell.''
"the lam.Uy," as be calls it. His
cart of characters is fascinating:
Su.san Soot.ac, fer ex.ample. who Ms
repb.ced the finMci.ally 1uccessfol
Mary McCartliy u the new "dark
lady" of the ErlabllJhment; Uonel
and Diana Trilling, C o I u m b i a
Universit y mentor and den mother
tn these new beautiful people : Dwight
MacDonald , Allred Kazin, Philip
Rahv, on and on,
Podhc:wetz made it with t h e
editorship oi Comment.ary, .a role
•'bich brought him l l'le\V pogit:lon,
new lnvitatica in and .a.round Ibis
closed circle. wtnch, to the outaider,
seems to be fraustit witb je.a.J.ouales,
vendettas. counter-cliques, neurOlea
and mobbery.
~IP : .JAMES BAt~DWlN refu1·
tel to live Poclionitz the ma.nuscrlpt
d. "The fire Nut nme, '• wtddli P-...... --... in.1uc1.
BaldwiD tamed It over to Wllbm
-.t 1llo New Yorter who Poid
-illl --CammmiwJ could afford ("I ftl tbcmdentrvc:t:'').
It It ""' -" u....., ~ Wllia&. or aecnt~b.arl.na. that mlbt
Padbotttl'1 COftfUlionl abtorbht&. lt
not ltllldlilou• rtMlln& lo people wbO '""lluun l!onlq qry, • ..,. ........
ly, • 'noe l'lcw Y•' Ito-<I-• 0omm....., ,. Ille --""*---·elf·--•
-While he 11 penonally oUtnsive to many South·
erners, Ibey have much klet ti.le for Bobby Kennedy .
-The Democratic leodenhip In Dllnob. Penmyl·
vania, New Jersey and ellewhere la eommitted to tdm .
-And John90n virtually controls the party machln·
ery.
If neither McCarthy DO? Kennedy can win the nomi-
nation. what then? They could IOPPort Job.Mon for re-
election. They coukl support the -Republican nominee,
especially if he is tbe more moderate Gov. Ne.laon Rocke-
feller. They could sit it out. Or tbey could try to form a
new party. altbou.itb this Is unlltely,
Rocketeller w~ expected to announce his candid-
acy today. Nixon has a long leld. 1.n the race for GOP
delegates. eo tt will be a hard. uphill strug&le il the New
York governor is to have a chlhoCe.
Yes, it's a political 1ear of lrigh 1Uspense. It couJd see present "ct.rt.linties' upset. It could be<:ome a real
horse race, one that would drive a tract handicapper
out of his mind trying to aet the weights and oddl.
Open House at El Toro
Thal gooft neij!'.hbor on the Orange C0a.st1 the
Marine Corps Air St.aUon at El Toro, was officially commiss~ned 25 )'ttal'tl ago thiJ week.
It has since moved from the mtug of a temporary
wartime training center to that ol a permanent muter·
jet base with a milltary ~liaU:tion of more than 7 ,000 now and nearQ'. 1,350 ct employes. Tot.al ptyroll
is about 171 million a year.
The base is an integra1 part of America's defense.
Orange Coast resident& will have an opportunity to
learn the details of its work and al!o to salute the
Leathernecks when they hold their Silver Aonlversary
open house this weekend.
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North Korean• Sag The.,,'U Demo.ad Ran•om
Pueblo Crew to Face Mass Trial?
WASHINGTON -North Koru ap.
pe-ar1 to be letting the st.age to try
crew members of the capared in-
telligence ship Pueblo. Tbe release
of the purported letter from ... crew
to Pruident Jobnaon 11 bel.nl in·
te-rpret.ed by U. s. tntelllrence
3Utboritie1 .... part oi a pt0119.&md.a
build-up leading to a mas1 tri.aL
During thetr aecret Paibmunjom
m..tingJ witll U. S. olfidak, North
Korean representatlvu have con·
1tantly hinted that legal .action against
lbe crtWr is i.mminerrt.
In addition io demancHng that the
U. S. admit that the Pueblo was
operating in Chel:r t.ritorl.a1 aters,
the North Koream are aaying th.at
belfore the crew wfll be relel.sed "cer-
tain paymente for damag•" will bave
to be made by 1he u. s. In Ddn<Om·
munist lan(Uafe, 1lhil mean.s ransom.
EASTERN EUROPEAN officW1,
wtio1e governmenta have diplomatic
mi1slons in Pyongyang, have sent
1imilar information 1brough private
.
•· ••• Saui' '
cb.annell to tbe state Department.
They say the North Konl.DI are plan·
ning to In'. Ane , and then ,.Jeu<
the crew lf the U, S. admitl the
Pueblo intruded and pays the tinea.
According to these Communist
di.plomais, the Nortb KoreaM plan
to handle the Pueblo case similar
to that ot four Amerlcan ruer1 cap-
tured in 1951 in Hungary when their
plane wamtred oll. course arid wa1
forud to lam betiM the Iron Ortain.
In that lntema1ioul lndder&. the
~ ~auoa paid ruwom
or more thab P>,000 a head to 1et
1he ~ American Oier1 released
llfter they spent sever.al montbi a.a
prltoDers.
Whdtler the $100 million Pueblo will
be returned ls lfiJJ not clea!' from
the talks .at Panmunjori. It is located
In a r~mote comer of North Korea'•
Wons.an harbor.
TIIE PUEBW LE.Tl'ER -Presi-
dent John:so!l't lldviaers are sharply
split on what be should do about
the ~'Wr'd Jetter, wbi.ch carried the
purpcrtei:t. lipaturea of most of the
mtving crewtnen,
Secy. ol State Rusk, Acheaon, .and
former Secy. of State George Ball,
who are advitiing the President, ace
urJ[ing the ~ of a ltatement
wblch In eM'ect WOUld be .an apology
to North Kon:a.
By taking IN.I step, they believe
that the crew would be rel.eased. If
ranaom la dema.Dded, they a1'a fAvor p.,..,. It. n.e letter .. ~t
J<1bnson contained the request th.at
... ·-admit'" -tl>e Pueblo intruded into North Kom'1 ten tldrtal
waters.
NaVJ officlala are bitterly oppoHd
to any ~ ltatement• Ol1 the grounds
that there ii no bard evidence that
the ship ever intruded in North Kt'.1-
rean waters.
To help the crew. tbe Navy has
W'l'ed the Preeldent to permit seizure
of sever.al North Kore.an vessels to
be used in the bargaining to free
the Pueblo.
DELAY IS FORESEEN -In
private briefin&s to the Senate Armed
Services Committee. U.S. inteiliieoce
author!~ eltimate that Nor t b
}\oreans will hold the 82 crewmen
at leMt two months more. and
possibly k>nger in order to extract
as much lnforrnation as possible.
From our own experience with Com-
munist prUonera and defector~ these
of6cial& cakulate that it tuea up
to lix mouths Of contfno.al tn-
terrocation before the possibility of
~ more tnformation frOm a
prisoner is e~b.aWllted.
'!be larger number of captivet, In·
cludilla: naval officers. !lcienti.•, and
tecti.mcians wHh hllhJy sped.allied
skUl.s. t.ndicate the e.tt.errt ol the in·
terrogation task, the authorities ex·
plained.
Paal Scott
Satirical Writers Under Red Fire
1be young writers and other
creative artists of lhe Soviet bloc
seem to be 1ttflering anotber cold
snap. 1be progress toward freedom
of expresaion in ttie Soviet bloc sine•
Stalin died has been called a serie1
al thaws and new froA.s.
~ latest chill comet from the
decision in Poland to hold .ar closed
trial for the author of' an opentte.
It ifl 1.ald to satirize IUCb prominent
Poles u Wladyslaw Gomulka, the
Communist party leader, and stefan
Ctrdinal Wyszynski . the ft om an
CalhoUc primate. Janusz Szpotanski,
tbe 34-year--0Jd author of the operetta,
Qsi l Gegacu (The Quiet and the
Honkers), on F~. 12 predprt.ated the
clearing ol the court by aceultng his
jailen of "violating constitutional
ri&htl. '' In the past f<S1nilbt two plays
have been withdrawn from the
Warsaw stage as critical of the
regime.
THE POLISH COLD SNAP would
be leu significant if it did not follow
a pettern recently o b 1 e r v a b I e
throughout the Soviet bloc. It goes
back at leut two yean to the trial
of two gifted WTltert who satirized
Ru1sia in fiction publi1bed abroad.
They were Andrei Si.f119,vsky, who us-
ed the pen-name Abram Teru, and
YuU Daniel, who wrote .as Nikolai
A.nhaill:. Both were sent to prisnn
camp after a 91!mi-publlc trial 1n
February. 1966,
Then Yu:ri Gimbur1. a former
.---811 Ge•r1e --~
Dear G<orl>' You mentioned tntomnia. You
mentioned "•leepiq p I 111 , · ·
Uncooked foodl art the way to
beeltb and _..°"fl Gre.aM a'4
fried foodl Art llf• tbortenen.
Net.a'• •11 ii tbe raw way! T.-my M.SC.. 0. a lllCbt's
lloop terr • -.,r o.i be .. -.
oNB WHO KNOWS.
Dew OM:
No wond• I ~'t llHp
-that's tht tan ti.me Ml n er
fry -alolpinl p(D l
(-""' ......... ti 0-1• -that'• ~ be'a lilrl' ror.
0.tt>ere.0.-...... 11.)
newsp&permarrl for Komsomolsk.aya
Pravda, compiled .a "white book" on
the SlnyankJ·Daniel trial and smua:·
gled M. out of the comtry. On Jan.
22, UIS?, Gtmburg, V I a d I m l r
Bukovsky, and other young in·
telledua1s diemomtrated against. the
recent tightening of police laws . What
followed Wis a aeries of bials of
varying degN!e1 of privacy on charges
al .anti-SOViet .activities.
BUXOVSKY'S CAUSE was t..aken
up by Po1vel Utvinov, a youna: cheml1t
and t.eecb«, and grandson ot Max·
im Litrinov, ~er Soviet Foreign
MilUter. Wittl Mn:. Yull Daniel, young
lJtvbaov dilt:r1buted a peUdon to
newspapermen last mcrrth and made
it public. Other petit:iOOI in the case
incluih one tip>ed by 31 Russian
writers, lcientista:, and otber1.
More recenUy the R u 1 s I .a n
authorit2es barred the wutern press
from a newt ~rence that was
to have been held by tbe mother
and the wife ol two of the convicted
writers. Commented the L o n d o n
Economist:"To achieve (.a) Stalinist
aim, Stalinist mettloda were ln-
-ble."
Renunciation of Stallniit terror had
been continned In February, 1!156 at
the 20th Communist Party Congress.
This was the aceoe oi Nik.it.a S.
Khru!hchev's f.amou1 four -ho u r
1peecti dmounc:ina the late dictator
and his me«hod1. lrooic1Ily,
Kbrulhdlev'1 liberalism ltd to the
1168 Polilb and Hunguian uprillnp.
MRS. SVE11ANA AllLlloUYEV A0
Stalin's daughter, in a television In-
terview al Oct. 2, 1967, charged th.at
the preaent Soviet leaden "have not
changed anything, and I don't think
they can change because they were
broogtit up in the time whicb we
knaw M the era o( Stalin."
But the petitions and the street
demonetr.ations of the young writers
and artists -and in a negative way
the closed trials and prison sentences
-indicate that the new gf!lleritl.on
is verging on defienct.
Marvin Kalb, former Columbia
Broadcasting System correspondent in
MOICOW 8.Dd DOW the netwOl'k·a
diplomaUc corn:spondent. observes in
a current magazine .-ticle: "It la
too early to tell anything more than
th.at this la Sovid Ruelia'1 moment
of truth." Stalin'• pby&ica.l liquklation
of dhsenter1 bu been rendered
historical, but character llAS.,,,.•
tlom met jall lefltellee1 haven't beta.
'Present Leadership ls Inept'
lrtt •"±•'*'I m.aitt«s.
I SUGGBllT ftlAT -lo h time
far aD ablt, 1erio111·1Dlnded
pqcbololltll to -to ... aid " --·Lot ..... -publicly
qd -todl;J -tblt '""""" obauld P*° ti Ill Np.t olfb. If
aio, on -. ti oo qoollllOd public
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an ol1loer'. He pve me a citltkD.
'n>ell 1'hen I lt.lr1ed to leaw, lllJ
car would not lta't. So be got Ill m.v car and tried to start it. It
wouldn 't start.
Theo he •olsed th< 1-1 and ,...
it st.aned. So I bapplJ,y drove wray
wtth .a citation.
NAME WrnllmLD
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TJ11rndq, llarch 21, ltl8
. t ; ~SPORTS
CLlPPED
S!IORT .
~-· a.t Wini el1 ~/UPI I
-N11W YORIC -St. Peter's and
l)etlil, their big surprise• unc:overed. Ui'tbe fancy and the favorite against
Kansu and Notre Dame in
1 temlftnala of the National n Basketball Tournament. 1\1 1n1all, but amuingly quick ~ -probably an underdog but
!n~ favorite -meet defensive-Kamu after the Flyers op-
poa.i Notre Dame and Its stubborn ~ in the dau.hleheader at
Mdlon Square Garden.
. PM.M'\PRINGt -Tbe "tmon1a ~-1latlt Ute Cllk.,o C.bt today M tliiilr secend 'ftatt to the •sert 1pa
6i .. ftnt ef two 1ame1 before the ... frudtee Gl..U Invade Palm
~ fk a weekend 1ertes.
·De An1elt, wttMat the W'Vkell of --~ BW Rlpey wbo Wll bedded .... 9ttll a lffCe of fla, mua1ed to _.a t-'7 Yid.try WeOetday ..-er
CllftiiUHI.
* * * INGLEWOOD, -The Loa Angeles ~· jrall«I the Philadelphia Flyeu b)'1 t ll r pointll today in t h • tight w 111!1"1 dlTlsioD N~ Bocby
Lellol batUe for flr9t pla<:i!. Loi Aneeles fell back a point u a
rtllllt of being held to a 3-3 tie
W-..cltY n1&bt by tbe Minnesota
Nodb Stan Whlle the Flyers wen sCCJrin1 a ~1 win over the Oakland
SeaJI.
* * * INDIAN~ IM. -'l1le tlre-teillal ..... .... at Ute la-
dlm,.U. M.C. Speedny Wed-
MlllaJ wa a ......... W ... bt-~, tlY..ume .............. A,.
J. hyt.
Tile ur• bed time wu by Beier
MeClakey of Taao•, Arts., wbo rac-
ed I lap at 115.i milel H boar R ID wtt.b-tarboi9u1ed Of·
Zealucler Dem Halme enlled
m.p.L la Ute MW WaDlt•
tutPe ear. Teammate Bnce
,..__, Ul6er New Ze••allder,
..... U.. tnek at 141.1. U WU
~,. lln& appearuce at tbe
111'1ftl•1• ftnt'rtde la I WrblJle pd !r. d.rtn la a ,,..,,_ed irtve
* * * SAa\AMENTO, c.lif. -Lee Fer-
rero ran the last lap of a three-mile
rac. with a broken 1D>ula in bit r1Jbt ~I. a dOotor for tHe Sacramento State
nm.net ald Wednesday.
Feaero plac9d aecood Tuesday in a meet It J'remo. He said he hurt the
leJ as the last lap started and did not triow 11 wu broten unUJ he WM ex-
amlMd.
l'errero'• time wu 14:17.s.
Sacnimento State won the meet 74-71.
l'WIDatdl ~ ttCi.A. ud Boaston
la ~'*' fp.m. Satunll1'• con· IOlatioa bla• S. ~IMduled for I p.m.
between lbe ~ loaer1, and the cham-
planablp meetfila f1 two hours later.
Bouton ! ... into it.I aane with
UCLA ridbtj a l1-1ne win str.O •d
ranked ll6. 1 ta the utian la U. l1PI
cOllChet J1011. UCLA II DO. I Jn ••
ratlDil and the Bndu bad a (T.,.m.
whul1q ltreak unW tbey .., ...
defeMed n.-by H.ouston at tbe
~ddome Janu~ 20.
Desplt.t HoUJton 1 win over UCLA,
thcl Bntlnt were favored by ~ PObda
in a Nevada lJle on tbe pme. North
Carollna waa ptcked by the wn•
mareiil over Oblo State.
Coaches Guy Lewit of HOUiton and
John Wooden ol UCLA botll e~
~teams to play better than tbeJ
did in the Astrodome. At that tlmt
UCLA's Lew Alcindor played with an
eye injury and wu be1d to 15 polDtl.
Elvin Hayes of the Couean JqOrtd •
but coach Lewis did ndt feel the team
as a whole performed at it.a belt.
Wooden feeb both teams will Pin
betl4er tbls time and be believed tb,lt If
the Bcu1ns could bold Hayes t6 hi•
averaie of around ~ poinQ/ tbell
UCLA could pull out the YictorJ.
Otf1ners Balk
MIAMI (OPn -Unlelt then'1. a
IQdden turuboat ta poUeJ W'bidl ia
never out ol the queltion when
bcleball owners are debati.D1, the Na·
tional League la not 1otn1 to match the
American Leatu•'• Jle8 upansJon to
12 teams -at leut not b)' next
season.
The National Leaiue'• expansion
committee, composed of ieaaue presi-
dent W.anen Gilea and club owners
Walter O'Malle7 of the Lot Angeles
Dodgers, Judie Roy Holbelm ol the
BOUiton A.trot ad John Gallnith of
the Pitt.burp Pirates, announced
Wednesday it bad falled to come up
with any recommendation and agreed
only to study the matter further.
Giles tald, "there ii some 1entiment
for immediate expanafon by ne:rt year,
but slnoe expansion must be approved
by a unanimous vote, an immediate
ch~nge is not anticipated."
If the National League doesn't
change lbat policy, it wlll operate with
10 teams in 1988 while the American
League will bave 12.
Some of the owners, including
O'Malley, want to expand in 1969
because they fear the American
League will split into •two six-team
dlvliions and will attract afl 1he at-
tention in September with • playoff
between the division champions. A~g to present policy, the Na-
tional League ii committed to ex-
paDJion "no i.ter than 1m."
At the meeting, the NL apanaion
committee beard from rei--esentatives
of Montreal and Buffalo, two of the
cities in the running for franchises.
Aho under consideration are San
D 1 e 1 o, Milwaukee and Dalla4-Fort Wm1h.
Later fn the day, the major league
executive council met and ratified the
player allocation plan to be used in
next year's AL expansion. However,
the counc1l did not discuss the length
of the AL aeaaon or the league's plan
Coach Admits
Taking Money
PARKERSBURG, Iowa (AP) - A
gtr1I basketball coach a d m 1 t t e d
WednetdaJ be took i!,100 in district
tournament gate receipta, authorities
said.
"I haven't been mytelf the lut three
weeb," Wd Coach BID Mazula of
Parkenbari Hip School "I have
very 11~ recollectton of the whole
thing."
Mamia. who was arraiped Wed·
netd&y OD a larceny charge, l&ld tbe
prenure of the state eirl•' basketball
tournament apparently wu too much
for him.
~. whole team made it to the
aecoocl mmd ol the ltat. tourney in
Dea Moinee lart week before losing,
wu releued on bi.I own recognizance
aifta' admlttinf the theft, accordlni to
County Attorney CniC Rolfs.
Bolf.I Mid au but $JJO ot th• mlAtng llMIMf ma 11.-l"llCOVSed. tt ,,..
stolen March 7 from u unlocked vault
in the superinteadent's office at the
ldloot..
to split ita 12 members into two
divisions of alx teams each.
The council voted the 1969 All.star
game to D.C. Stadium in Washington.
The 1968 classic will be played in th•
Aatrodome la Howton.
Brundage
In Dispute
Over Taxes
WASHINGTON (UP0 Tb e
Internal Revenue Service 11y1 Avery
Brundage, president of the Intern&·
tlonal Olympic Committee, Wei
•U,547.59 for 1963 income tuea
resulting from a dispute o v • r
charitable deductiOlls, U. S. Tax Court
papers showed Wedneaday.
Bnmdage filed suit against the
Internal Revevue Service, 1ayln1 the
contrlbutlona he made were to
organizations supported largely by
governmental agencies or pubUc do11a-
t1001 and he is therefore entitled to
take en additional 10 p • r c e n t ~aarJtable deduction from ha JDcome.
Normally, the muimum charitable
contribution deduction allowed on in·
come taxes is :.> percent of an in-
dividual'• income.
But H some of these contributions go
to agencies supported subiS'taatially -
generally, at least one-third -by
government agencies or public dona·
tiont, an additional 10 percent '*1uc·
tion .la permitted.
The largeat amount involved ii 1
$293,150 contribution iJven to the city
and county of San Francisco to expand
the F. H. De Young Me m or 1 a I
Museum.
There were also Iesaer amounts
given to the Art lnstltote of Chicago.
the Lovere Memorial Library and the
Chicago Historical Society.
Brundage is a Chicago hotel man.
Neither Brundage'• petition nor the
Internal Revenue Service papers
outlined the Auor: lor the dispute.
But it was believed to concern
whether these institutions w o u 1 d
qualify for the deduction ae being
1 u b 1 ta n ti a 11 y supported by
governmental agencies and public
donations.
CHAPMAN NINE
2ND IN NATION
TUCSON, Ari.%. (UPij -Defending
national champion Arbona State was
ranted first, and West Cout power
Stanf<rd HCODd ln the season's first
baseball poll, releued by the col·
leliat. bQeball Ddapaper.
In the collese division, Parson• Col·
lea• of Iowa wu ftnt, followed by
Cbapm•, New Mufco m&hlan<f s,
Trinity (Tu.) and Grand Canyon
(Artz.).
1be Sun Devlls are 11-1 for the
teuon while the Indiana won 10 of
their flrtt 11 aamea.
JACKS UP GOAL -Fabulow Sam Walker of
s,rnuell High in DaUM, Texas, has set a new goat tor .himself in putUnJ the 12-p<>und abot. W&lker,
Upt.,.......
the first prep to crack the 70.foot barrier, is now
aiming for a 744oot heave.
Ramblers
Play Rams
In ·Basketball
The Lot Angeles Rams and Orange
County Ramblers will trade ln their
football geat for bukethall togs
tonight at Anaheim's Convention
Center where the two tea.ml will meet
ln a cbarlty basketball game benefit-
ing the Fountain Valley Boyt' Club.
Ttpolf ls 6:45 p.m.
Ram stars lncludlng Roman
Gabriel, Dick Baas, Deacon Jones and
Bill Munson •e slated to play.
In the second game, the Anaheim
AmilOC and New Orleans Salnta will
play.
Anaheim, deep in 11.fth place in the
ABA'• We1tem Dtvillon with a 24-52
HCOrd, ii comini off two .traiabt
naed games in Pitt.burgh.
The Pipers throttled the Amigos
Tuetday night 150-122 and also prevail·
ed Monday night 135-118.
Pittsburgh's 150 points Tuetday
D!,irt tied their own ABA record for
JO.Oil team points in a game.
New Orleans beat the Oakland Oaks
1mG Tuesday nl&bt In Oa.kland to
flchten ltl bold OD flrrt place in the
Wutern Dtvision wttb a 4&-30 record.
Dallu 11 ?'1DDenlJ> to New Orleans
'u tbe ABA '• flnt aeuon nears it.a
end.
Lone Star Report ...
" Issuance of Jersey 74
Gives Ominous Warning
Ominous warning from Dallas, Tex-
as:
Shot put sensation Sam Walker has
just exchanged jersey number 70 for
a garment sporting nwnerals 74.
Walker, the handsome 17-year-old
senior from Samuell High, originally
asked for 70 when track outfits were
ilsued lut month.
There was a definite reason for
the request -he wanted it as a
conttant reminder that bis goal for
WHITE
WASH
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the 1968 campa'gn was to put the
12-pound high school shot past 70 feet
-somethina never b e f o r e ac-
compliJbed.
Wailer'• obj e ct I v e seemed
energetic, when you runz. that such
world st.an u Randy Mat.loo, Dallas
Long, Bill Nieder and Neil Steinbauer
were never able to put 70 feet as
prep•.
But Samuell track coach R. W.
Thompson's appraisal ol his protege
belpt put Walker's eoaI in prospective.
shot putter in the history of the
univcne, firing the ball 71.rn.
A bJnt of good things cmie fn
warmup when be picked up hi1 -.
pound (college and Olympic W'IJOll)
sphere end heaved it 81 feet.
Walker also throws the dlacu (..,
180 feet because be c!Mm't watt M
it) and plays defenafve tackle on ttil
football team.
It was his exploits on the gridbut
that earned him a 1cbolar1hlp to
Southern Methodist University ad
that's the lucky institution that will
have bJa aervk:ec till 1972. ,
Wallter has built up fabulou
strength, working on the weig!rtl
seven days a week. Be even baa
won a couple of Dallu ~
contesta according to Shiver.
Samuell Hl&h bas aparkled tn tbt
world of cinders before Walker came
along, bouting national record re1-f
teams for the 440 (41.S) and mije
(3:14.9). However, tbose marta bne
since been broken.
With Walker threateninr to fuJW1
th• goel he silently set by requestDg
jersey number 74, there may be cm
record forthcoming that Samuell B1Cll
will hold for many years.
Potpotarrl · ·
Braee GoeteU of tile Rama W
beeD $be bff Uckef p111lter f ... f4;
nllhl'• baatetbaD cl&1b W••
Ute Runt and Ora.al• ~
Ramblen at Aulllelm Conell:•
<:eater.
'From Now on It'll Be Bo and Jo'
Wedding Bells in 4 Months for Belinsky
He tells about the youngater thusly:
''in my 23 yean u a coach I've
nevtl' bad a boy as dedicated to work
and lmlll'O'rial bimllJt • Sam." School 11tblettc dl.rector Haro1d
Shaver describel the S-1 ~. 2»pound
ac. a "the kind of kid who works un dark. and nen tbell JOO have
to nm him oU the track."
Walker, a 3.0 student, WM a iood
prospect in hi• ftrlt two years at
Samue.11. h•flnl the ball 11 fMt as a 10th grader and M the nut 19ar.
In 198'7 be won the Ta.a State Meet and bad ID llllbuten NCOfd.
He'• dUpdled CJf ever 1• · e.
tbe frael!1 whldl wUI beadll .. Fontata valley Beyt OU. ~
hes Ill Pomdabl Va.Ilty •.
Newest aporfa celebrtty ~ Into Newport Beach it • ·
Cates, heed football llOach at CoUtp. Bellnft7 u be IDd bll intended were
lntr MW8d ln ~ Beach, Fla., by
• Lot Anltlea Reporter. a., who'• nm aloo1 of several
cm r..n lD tia llUeball career, bu
apt CGlllpu:r .. tb:Dal wUh 'tmn.le Ya Dana. Tiu LoalM, OUuJt M«an aX.,....,.,toumeatcw.
Be'Uuky Aid 1lie hoped b I •
l\llpPltoa could '8 rao1"d with
Altro Genenl ~••Spec ''
Rk!Mrdlcm. -
Bt Mid lt Hoaltlaa aalpl b1m to
It.I Oklahoma QtJ fann club, be'll
qult and retire to lla1raU 1't»ert be
aat Jo mel
Boftvw'. outaide tbe Lem Stir
ltate. fw bad llMrd cl ~· llDd· U:: ~ Cliok cao. ol tat matt.er
tn bit ant ~ ., 1IM -compettttye ettaon, 1111SMlblD1 a 'PGt
of •11~ -the '1'M1ett nw bJ I bfP ICbaicl boy.
Tbe nm ..u he ten (llf to ••onlt'
M. But he atoned for that di.up-~ bJ lut wut•WI'• dMt1nt .... .. blcmae the llUtMt llnP ,
Deb ~ ... of Onace Cllul cone,. eoadt Rar a.n.c.. 1a ~
petbs1 IB Uae NCAA mau ;I 1wm aampfoald,. at A: O..rsta. wurtai drie .__, el
State Cte•• Bead). fte ...._ Ne,..,.n Ba r•e
mp_. It l•hJ .. CM.
....... ... 41en.
Dllpatch from the Cotta Mela
of tht Brttllb Iii.! rMdc
McI>aD9Jd writ.I ID to point tat
Lord Baw Haw <Wllllam loJot)
In fact Ill ldlhm-. aot -..... 1 ......... ~ •1t.i•-~·~
Beutea Still Lookl•g
3 of 4 SemifiOOlists
Have Won NCAA Titles
Tbree al .. -··•"•lWI In this ...-.r1 NCAA i.lbbl1
cbam_.,lp wiWIDllllt lit tM IM
Angelel 9Pcril AMa baft m....-4
to earn th• coveted crown in past
campaJps.
Only the Unlvenltr of Homtull
Chargers haft m1ne4 that bl8s' lllll
they happen to be tU ftl.y undefeated
five in th11 year'• clullc.
UCLA bu nailed lMINJs thr'M tlm•
-all tn b i.t fMlr' n 1nm -
while North carolDa ad Ohio Stat.e
have each C8ptUred the eolleliate hoop
title once.
Throu&h tbt h1lt«J of the touna-
ment, tht Welt Couf htl 1.-.cl well.
with eight of the w1nDen comlJll from
that region. In tht put 13 yun, lix of the
ch.ampiona blwe been tram the west.
ancbond bJ UCLA.'1 tine tlt. ID
the lut ftm ,... alenl wt1h San
Francllco'1 back .. t wins in the
mld 50'1. Also, In that l)eltod, Wiii Cdfornia's
stlnin1 71-70 .ldlorJ over JflfTY Weat
ard bla Wtlt Virginia teammetea.
In the earl:t IQlnl, Orep and Stan-
ford made the.tr in-nee fek. Oreton
won the optMr aplmt Oblo State
ln 1931 and 9tmdc:vd follond wltb
a &S-31 *'-f '1ftl Dal~ In b
fourtll ~ ~ Ille clll*.
* * '-ti. 1931 -Ortton ... Ob1o SI* 3S
1940 -hdlm eo ~ a
1941 -WJacamhl ~. W& Stat M
1942 ..! Stldord "· Detwocdb 31
Beware! Check
The Map Before
Making ·TV Trek
lta .... WyonUi 48, Georsetown
St
19'4 -Utlh 42, Datmouth 40 (<YI')
1M5 -Ok& State U , NYU 4S
1946 -Okla. State 43, No. Carolina
40 1M7 -Holy CroM 58, Oklahoma 47
1948 -Kentucky 58, -1« "2
19411 -Kentucky 46, Okla. State • ::.~~~~St.
91
1952 -Kansas 80, st. Jobn'1 83
1953 -lDdiana 69, Kianau &I
19&4 -LaSalle t2. Bradley 71
1955 -USF 'ff, LaSalle 83
1956 -USF 83, Iowa 71
1957 -N-0 Carolina 54, Kamas SS
(3 <YI') .
191J8 -Keducky M, Seaeu. 72
19'59 ... Cal 71, West Virldnta 70
1960 -Ohio State 75, Cal 55
1961 -Cincinnati 70, ObJo State M
1982 -Clnclnnatt 71, Ohio State 59
l!IQ -Loyola 80, Cincinnati 58 (<YI')
1984 -UCLA 98, Duke ~
1966 -UCLA 91, MkNgan IJO
lllM -Tau Western 72, Keducty
86
1187 -UCLA '19, ~ M
196& -??7?7
. .. . . . . . .. . .. -. . . .
Top ·cagePs
21;:1 Mark No~ Eriough
T~ Sati.sfy Bruin FiVe
Tw.ty-Mvlll wlna 1a·2111me1. But
for coach Jolm Wooda'• UCLA
Bru.lnl, the de,....... N a t I o D • l
Col1el1ate ButetlllD 0.p6ou, It
ii not tood 1116.iati.
center Lew Alc:lndar • the Woodtn's team, 11.s ~Amlrica
REAL defemt ot lta U. Jut
WMkend M Nft ~I UntfWidtr Arena In a lltuatklll limlllr to tbt
118& team. wtUcb W'tnt fer -ad
tot -lta MCODd atratcht NCAA crown on t2'e beell ol the prevtou ...,...,
30-0 HUOll. ' ~"" the Brulm .... to-lvtll tbe
ecort wlCh HOUiton ad mUdl tbt
record "' the JIM and 119 ttama,
ID tbt ''bomt" 0-of c:rOlitowD use.
It bu bllll a,... al Mlacl for
... Bndm, wbo bnt )lllJed COD·
liltmtl1 ..n bl aD .........
th1I .......
Tbetr Ollt 1ou .... bf 71.. to
BCIGltola ta tbt Altrodomt btfcn a
rteard tbNac ot a.• ,.a.. ...
J'ot tbt Nit al the ..... 1be Braim
have belll a tMm la •1W1 ..... "'the word. No lea tblD lbt Bndna baYt blt
ln doable ~ ICClrinl. wUtl Aldndar leadlni wHb at. POUowiaa Lft.
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Housto~ Only Unbeaten
Team . in1 Championships
J.
HI'S RIAUY 7-1 -UCLA buUtbaI1 giant Lew Aldndor lbawa
that he reallJ ii a ~aper when maf(bed along Ii.de a new1 pho-
toe:rar._1ier durin& a recent workout u the Bruins prepare !oz: ~1
nights NCAA ...,,,.flnaJs 1tnaU1e with wtbeaten Bomton.
Tall, Talented Tar Heels
Paced by Larry Miller •
It's on to the NCAA flnall for the
tall Jnd talented North Carolina Tar
Htell, wbo rule for the second straight
~ as Atlantic c.out Conterence
cbampiooa.
N«th Can>lina bu a flbalou two-
1e1r record In butetball. 1be Tar
Heell bave won 53 of their tut 82
pmes. 'Ibey went all tbe way to
the NCAA 1emiflnala at Loaimlle last
season befOl'e bowing to Dayton.
Sparkplug of the Carolina team Is
Larry Miller, 1 6-4 All-American from
CaW.uqa. hmsylveaia. He was
named Malt Valuble Playv la Ule
Au.tic Coast Conference Tourna-
ment far tbe .-ccmd rtraialrt JM'I.
He'14Wtiapc ZU palm a lllllt·
Other ~Jmabr Diet Gruber of , New Ycrt. flMlly ..,...._e Sec* of New
Yort QtJ, tall Baity auk el Fayet.
tle.ule, Nedi Carolaa, md fcrnrd
Bii BuntiDI GI N.,, Bern, Nortb
Ca"olina.
A bl&tililbt of the North Carolina
1eason 1!m .,._ wa1 a victory In
tile Far Welt Cla11ic at Partland,
Ore1on.
Tbe Tar Beeb beat Stanford, Utah
aDl Ore&'QD State to become , the only
l\OD·Padf1c Coast team ever to sweep
that tournament Mlller wu nemed
the Most Valuable Play• la. that
event. ,
At one atretC!h clm1ng the 1ta~
North ~ awept 20 811De1 in
a row. Tbe Tar Heell bond-tft?e durlnl h Wt ~ of tie replar
IHIOft and strangely eaoulft b1 idel>-
tlcltl scores.
It WIS South Caroll.,. and Duke
ov .. ~ the Tar Heels b.Y tbe margin
of 8'7~.
North Carolina fin.abed the McWSJ'
1U10D with a rtc«ct ot 2Z=3 and
brOQ&llt 12>e ma to 'II~ wtf!a t!lr'M
wiDI in ibe Att; ToarUIDeJlt ed
two ID b regkmals. 'n. 'hi" Heell
bea4 tuch powers .. ~·t1.
Princeton, Dnte, South ~
Florida State. and Virgtnla Teda.
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DALLAS (AP) -Three
teams m the Southwest
Conference will come up
with 1ome tall basketball
pleyen next season.
Gret Fu.ltin, 6-9 from Ben-
ton Dl., and Twrry Ttm-
merman, 6-7 ttom Houlton,
.,.. playin1 with the Rice
hmm en.
Scott Broyles, 6-7 from
Dallas, is wttb tht SN:U
frosh.
The Texaa Aggies bave
the tallelt tre.hman in 6-11
Steve Niles, a 2»pounder
from San Antonio.
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Time: 27.0.
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RW IPPIN'WlllmY ~
Go ahead, take • double look
the Satellite Sport Wagon's tailgate
really swings both out and down ...
it all depertd• on what's most convenient for you .
IN~MUIJN!
'
I • What's more. if you choose. you can have an electric tailgate
'
window that's aQtually self-washing-every time you lower and raise it. Nice feature.• And there's plenty
more to this wagon than just a tailgate. The cargo area truly goes on and on.• Still, don't Imagine tlat
Ptymouth sacrificed any luxury for space. No chance. • The passenger area has alt the carpeted.
padded pk.tartness of a fine automobile. As for style, the Satellite Sport Wagon's wood-grain
vinyl aides ~nd tatlgate say right here and now, "it's happening'" • But it's when you actually drive
the Satefll'e Sport Wagon that you can fully appreciate all it has going for it... around town or around ~e
country • So get behind the wheel now ... et your Plymouth dealer. He's the guy who realty goes
ell the way with the Plymouth action beat for '68 ... durlng his Win-You-Over Safe ... Ncwf
r '68 Sate.Hite Sport Wagon
SEE YOUR LOCAL PLYMOUTH DEALEA ... NOWI
At Inc.
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Flame Speavlllfl Drflg
Dale Jbory'11 "Pure Hell" fuel altered will spew flame at Orange
County Rlceway S.turdly night in feature mat.di races ... Pure
Hell" bit a record lhltteriac speed of 207 mph ia tbt rtcent Win-'
ternationals at Pomona.
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Estancia 1st
In Mesa City
Cage league
AREA PREP SWIMMING ROU
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Handball
Aces At UCI
UC Irvine. already on the
nation's handball mat>, bosta
another major eovent Friday
and Saturday.
The bt1L tntercoUtcl*
handbell pla1en tD tbt
western Plrt cl tbl Umt.d
St&WI will IMIMlr at UCI fer
tht Wut Dhill•a
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junior eolltft It.In trom CM Rocky ...,.,..,.,, to tbl
west cOlll baw ~ llrdt.ed
to cornpeg, accordiDI to
UCI handbill dtrtc1or fflllfJ
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On Tap Sunday
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Hope, Benny
Below Paar
ly CYNTHIA LowaY
NEW YORK (AP) -Any e"J"minC of ........ meot tblt has bcldl Bob Hope IDd lact .._.
their own act. is a rich e~t DD, ... tO
lt was on NBC Wedne.day. ::.-
IY CUUINT ltandll'dl of TV ym.ty ....
each cornecti•n ttm.d in a procram thlt 1NQ)d
have pmed JblUlttr 11 one of a weekl)' aeries. ffo.p. ever, both programa were lpeciall and in J.._, lketc'bea and ~rm. neither na OUUUindiq.
Hope PoPPed into si,;bt with a pNd.ictable wf..
ley of one 1mm dincted"" at rrery Dresldentlll poe.
llbtlity in a,ht and New Hta"'l'l"fre recetve4 US.
kind ol attention be mual!,J reaervt1 for Calf~
THE SKITCHES lnduded one spoof ol ll.B_iiE
~ ~ Clyde!' No variety show apparently cm ti= ·
mt it. There ..., an excflanp concerning ic>lr3'tll ·
Arnold Palmer who may be a wisard of lbe ..
but demomtrated tblt be 1J lometbtnl ol a__.
wben i1 oomea to read:iug cue carda. = =.-
Benny, ln his ontr, apeclaJ of tbe eeuoi.ucllltafi«t
his ahow with celebntlill. Tbere were .. BS
and .Johnny Canon aa pelt stars. 'I1lere WkQlo
an ~ of \": lilllt NI IWrllll a • · IOrtment nmpg the smottaerw bi\6ift·co ·
Dean lilartili. SinCll Jact'1 ibow 1rU mon ~-.
tied to a annnJ theme. there Wll allo a dllg
to 1mert a IW'Ord swlllower IDd a fire eat«. ::;·· --
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C.-.natllft °" w. 19'111 l1'RIZI' • mt -1~ lie .. 2 car
pnp fac:bll lllrelt.. T'7
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Pdced for q*k ..... N ...
et' ap.ln for bmdnal ...,..
erty.
Leclda•rt ~ .. w. -c.M. ~2301 MS-3322
S ll·PAMIL Y ltM.
-$25,500
Beaatttul borne. TurUk: val.
ue. Huae famllJ rm. All
built • In "Award" wtlntDi
kitchen. NaturU brick &.
place. All thlt pm• db
Mr f1IDlPlll room. 2 bathl.
Priced below awtcett
540--1720
TARBELL 2!115 Rarl>or Blvd.
Me.a v ...... ,IK.e
See thia tf ,.,. want • 1arp
-.. 111 • c:oanto' at:ma9o
pbln! ~erJ conceivable
fMb.n a a flmcdaoal, ftl1
plamed bome.. i bdrma cm
the ~. '7tfl10 lmlA
VERDE 'REALTf ~
, • • \' I'
~·•!:'\,,
* OOSE OU1S *
Oclll Vie• Homes
NIU IEACH
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• F 1paD-_, hndlli No .. COlta at dCl'OW
,._ X...SACBR~ .... ...... s -0.. ~
Illa pallm .... dlolce ot ---~Onnlaed 2 cu prqa, baflt.ln ...
-. rtQPI A dilbwubln.
Prtcllll ... ,.. at SZ5,!liO
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OUk:e 0,.. W.J3aDday
*LACHENMYER
&Um HOUSE
COVIRfD PATIO
NIWPORT HllOHTS
Lo¥tV lartt tr.. frame the
'ftl» CIOftl'9d lfttranet tD dll1
, mt bome with lleuned
al1llll A ftl"eplace tn a ~
doas LMns rm. The little
GIM9t BOUie ii dellPtfull
AllO l'OCllll to store ~ boat
At tbla prlee 1\lla'd BE1'1'ER
HURRY! $21.500 • tum1.
WE NEED s.u.J:SMm
CLIP PRIUT, a..ltor
S!nce 11151
Df E. Ccut Hwy., ODI mu m-ai
~--:-·_: -~ -~:-=---
6 HOUSES
$36,500
Cldlr' bat ~ lncame
prope1'tJ $425 mo.
INSTANT TRADE
~ove Right In-We'll Buy
Your Hom• Under our New
&UWllBD llSTAll 1Ull PUii
OCIAN VllW
HOMI
HAltlOlt V1IW
HlLLS
C4worw del Mar
rs • tharp 4-bedrm .• t '6·bath 1llth ,... JIJ ._. pl'OleuioDllly Jlindacaped. new •
__,. achoola and St. Jo~ -I ,ears 10UD& __ 1')tal monthly VA payment t183
..._ JftllaYI TbJa won't lllt.
I l 6 BEDROOM -$29 ,950
BeeUUM 2-1~1001q. fl bOme. 2 delun ~ ~ muter bedrOonl&--OD!y 3 years
old. !'-lamily ~me is near achools and
lbopp1ni -Owner will tell FHA or VA no
down. Don't m1's this if JOU.I' family needl
room to grow. Veterana op~!
BACK BAY & MT. VIEW
Custom-built S-bedroom 2-bath home with
ever)' ~elusive refinement. Private area Jo.
c:atkG 1'tlere every home ahows like a modeL
Owner will help finance with 10% down
$64,500
M
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -POOL
Attractive Newport corn« 3-bedroom home
in TJP TOP condition. Carpets 4: drapes, bard·
w0o4 ~s. wood ahingle root. large double
gvage with worbllop. lSxSS pool with ftlt.er
ind helter. There 1s alao a aepvate d.relling
room and bath at pool area. '28,500-Eully
ftftllftd.
CLASSIFIED INDEX
Hou~e9ulaffon1-.0.edline1 ""'°"'' .................. ....._ ttt ........ ,, ""' ~ .... ~ •• •r ftlllll....,leati.1'11. TH• DAILY ~I LOT a.umte llalllllty fer .,.,..,. .lld)
Ute •xtlnt ef pUbllltlllnt 't1141 advtrtlMIMtlt aol'Natly ene ti,.... ~
D•ADLIN• 'OR COltY AND KILL11 l1IO lt.M. Ult day Nfo,. llU'89'atleft, ...,._
W .. ktM •t1ltlon •nd Mtnday MClt .. ne wtltn olotlng ti,_ le llJO ~.1111. I'
YOU MUIT HA\11 kl&,L NUM•RRI wtt..-111111"1 an ad btel-. fll •telr NIU
be MIN te make • NOON •f ttle lrlll riumb•r th•t1t you -, JtW ad tlket ............ et""" .u. •v.,, effort 11 fNde t. kftl er oorrett a MW ad ttld tlM ..,... .,...., but -.
"9t ......... te •o .. Until \h4I a• Ue .,, •• ,.., 111 \tie ..... r.
DIMl·A·LINI Ada are llrlctly Miii In ad11anoe DJ mall ., •t any .... et ear 9ft'l•N
NO phone trdtrs.
1'1le DAILY ltlLOT raet"'• tM right te 1laalty, tdlt. oanwr er refute H)' ~
tlMmtnt. 111d t• ollan .. lb ret .. 1nd Ngulatlon1 wlthovt prior IMllloe.
AdvtrtlMl"I may pl&oe their ad• Dy ttlepllon ..
DIAL DIRECT 642-5678
WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1228
Hunffntton Buch S..0.1220 Laguna leach 494.94"
Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m.
GLAHll'lllD COUNTll .. IN 1oc.tad M followw1
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Deily Pilot Cleuified
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INllTIM'TOet luetl = ~ •••uu .,., LAJHI~, .... =========-~--------HUl(T1tleTOll MMIOUll Mill SAM CUIMIMTI mt l.OCKSMIT•
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Gener•I 1 HWTA• VAl.LIY MM DAii.\ ltOIMT C7• MA.IOMRY, lllCK Luk • bQ1!t bomell located ________ 000_ ft---ral )OQO lu.L. HACH . t• ::=N~M .... MOVIiie & ~
tn the Bouthland'1 moat d• _,.. =~8:. ':1 ':'. llNT ALS .. ::::= =, ,
atrab!e • tudnattis --. 5 WA TS TO GO Swhnmfnt Pool ::::::::" : ~ Unfurnished =~~"" = ~ c:!"m~ 5 HOUSES LOW DN PAYMINT :~~::::= = =~~~•A = :t=.::• ..._....., m L 1M • .... r--' ftOOLS 3 BR l~ batha. $15z per mo. OUT Of' ITA''9 ,.. MllA YlllDI •111 f'OOOU .... ,,.. -nay. In ..... __ STANTON 1'11 MIWf'OU IU.CM .. l'OO\. nav1c1 Eva Call et6-C51I Senalbl priced frcllD 5 PRICES c...uew all. Cheaper than WHTMIMSTH Wlt MIWf'OltT Mll•MTI mt POW9a ..... ,..
.AYCREST
1 1. ' Bedroom with beautitul rent! $21,500 fl.In price. MIDWAY CITY N1• MIWf'OU IHOllll •m f'UMI' 11&v1Ca Pt.D • .. ..,. L kh rt R lty IAMTA AMA wa w11TCLI'' nae 11oott1t1e 1and..,.,uw and llU'lt COY· oc • .. SANTA ANA Men. 10f UNIYlllSITT ..... nn 11.ADIO, ....... ...
5 .EDI. OOMS LUSK HOMIS ertd -tio .-.~ 900 569-W. 19th., C.M. 646-3322 OltANOI HM IACIC HY tt• HMODR.nte a ....... ! r-' _., ' =.,,.......,,,,,_,.--------TUSTIN 1t11 IAIT ILU'' l2AJ lllMOOIUMe. wnaflltt
Here'• & belt -In beautUul Dlrectiool: MacArthur Blvd 2. 3 bedroom, tarre enclosed TWO S'IQRY • FOUR large MOUM TUnlM lMS COllONA OIL MAa HM sci-. ..,,..
""Y --......... ,._ "'-.. -patio $26 800 ..._._ -'---MAIA-ANANllM ,... IALIOA ... llWIN9 ~ witb 5 IPldoua .._.. .-........., ~ nw;r. Of • ' • ~.,....1, an••ate .....,..,. llLYlltAOO CMIYOM 1UJ IAY ISLANDS ,_ llWIM9 MACMllll &lf'Alll
bedrGCllm, s eleprit bettll. Newport Fwy. Tarn Oii Su 3. 3 bedtooma, with sreen room. 2 baths, built-ins, LAOUNA HILU ,,.. LIDO llLI Pl1 Slf'T1C TNllCS, ..........
w ....... _ .. y room --"' a,_ J---Hilla Rd., tllen houae and 3 car prage. flreple.ce, lhllke roof, -·•at LA9UMA HACH ,,.. MUMTIMOTOfl HACll .. TAILOltlN• .... l&llll& -.ug ..... ._..... ........ u•uMA N19UIL ,,., l'OUNTAIM YALL8Y 141' Tl&MtTI ~ IWDllmmc POOL. Owner fDUo'lr msns to model area. $32,000. street. Only 2 ~ old. LUI CLIMIMTI m• U.LIOA ISLAND -TU.a. c..-
tramferred and -""· to '· 3 bedroom ' family room, Out at area owner Dl u • t SM JUAM CAf'lrTllAMO ,,,. HAL HACH .. TILi, Llllll.-....... ·~ $15 950 .. ~ ~a11 to -u c•rn.t. -u aalrl .. --""" ,.. ... y CAf'lrTllAMO IUCM 1121 LON• llACM -Tltll nava -lllCrifl at tbe tial:lal-.....,. -_,. -r~ """ . ..... • ....,,U<N. ~ tnt ottAMel COUNTY .. TILIVISIOM, ..........
ct 0~ " 1n1. $32,500. 540-1151 Herltqe Re al 'i::~:t~"' ,,.. UltDIN 9110VI ..,, U,MOUftaY
})I law price of $54,000. call -..~.a-2 BR ..__ 5 2 '--"-+ Ectate OCIANllDI 11'1 WSITMINITllt 111t WILDI"• today. ~ ..,... · ~ den, 5 hltht. SAN DIHO Tm MIDWAY crrr ..,, JOBS A EMPLOYMI cutt A delm. Haer Catbolle formal cUn:lni room $40,500. BY OWNER. Near ~tcllU 111V11t11D1 couNTY t• u.HTA AMA ..,. '°' wAWTIO. ,,.. dJarc:b. EJltra ... a lep-ahopptna. 3 Bdrm bom•, C~DOlllMITJIUIMI MOVID ,,_ SANTA AllA MlleHTI ... JO& WANTirO. ._ .,.. ,. 1"' TVrTIM ... JOI WNO'ID, a.rate waa1c lhop for the 1arp liYlnc with ftreplace, DUf'LllXH 'O• SAUi ""' COASTAL 1111 MIN. WOM... -
mu o1 tbe houR. Call diDlna area, new built-ID ArAllTMIH'TI '°' IA1.I "" L.AeUMA HACH 1711 DOMUTIC Ml'-' -
aow. kitchen with birell cabblet.r, RENTALS ~u:t,:~~L Ef ~=~:C~~~~ ,_ =
293 E. 17th St. 64$-4494 new FA turnaoe. Larae lot Houte1 Purnlahed :..'!!llMl"°1Jt''fftAM ;; .. AHHClll. ._.. • ,.. ....,,.... ..
Victor ..
646-alll
TWO s mt 2 lletb bDmet •
1 wt1tl oYal pool. Tak• ~
diolce • both vaeant a:
nady for accupeney.
$19,950 la $21,tSO
"11.ADI ,
tarJabmot01I°*' an ii OJlta ..... HAG ••• ,...._..mo
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JdALTOA
Evenlnp 648-1259 • 66x.l.26, with block wan... HNHAL -R .. E~L ESTATE • "'" WAN"nD • ._ ,.
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ 000 .,,., """'7 ltlllTALS TO SMAii .. "' 1 JOIS--Mea & ·-,_ ._,, • '""""'"" COSTA MllA 11• 0.nerll AOlllCIU. Ml9 a._ !!!
DUPLEX LOT
VACANT
i,, blodt to ocean
'23.500
UDO SANDS
3 BR, 2 Ba, $22.500
BEACH
COTIAGE
Good locatlon $23,500
George WWJamaon, Rltr.
$22,000 It'll: IU L MIU.\ DIL MAa ,,.. T1Ul'UJC, tk. ,,. :~:: .. !.:::~ -774 t• Ollft MHA VlllDI 111t CONDOMINIUM "" TMUT'ltlCAL -How about that! Can be taJt. COLUOI f'Alllt ,,,. HNTAU WAlfTID ,,,.
en aver rib no increllM ::::g:~ ::ti" :: ltOOMI "°" HMT "" MERCHANDISE POlt •
tn lnterftt nate. LoYeJy 111wPOn sMNa ... =~ ~~~ COUtlT1 ::; SALi AND Tl.ADI
lhake-roof ''family rocm unH01111 tm euan MOMn ,... ,Uitflnvu • DOVllt IMOlft m7 MISC. Hlf'fALI 1M O,,ICI ,UllMrTVI• ...
home kl M.,.._ Verde. Orm-WISTCL"' me INCOM• ,.110,.111n .-o..,tc:I IOUN'MalfT !!!
tt movlnl to other area UMIVllltlTT ..... nn aUllN&ll f'llOt'lltTY .. no•• IQUlf'MlllT • -· • anidoua for deal OOered lllVIMa 1111 TUILA PAlkl .. CA .... HnAUlt&llT .... IACIC IAY IMI IUllllnt aaetTA&. .... IAlt lfOU.,MlllT _, I~ $27,95(). IMT ILUf'' lt41 O'f'ICI lllllTAL em NOUHNOLD eOOOI -COlJ..EXIE REALTY 546-6880 111v1111 T111uc1 nu INDUSTRIAL f'llMHTY ,.. uue• SALi • COltOllA DIL MAit HM COMlllllltCIAL ... 'Ult•ITUal AUCTIOll -
Price tt.duced ::~1ftu11ot : =n•w. 11"'"" :: =~ucu := _ l th1I la a "abarpie" LIDO llLI llll 11.ANCMlt 61M RWllM MACMIHI -
IAUOA llUllD U. CITllUI elOVll '1n MUllC.U. IMITIUMaln =· too. Tutefully deccnted HUlf'flM•TOll HACH ,_ ACHAH "" f'WIOI • OHAICI
iaree Mesa Verde Cam· f'OUlf'fAIM VALUY "" LA«• ILSIM018 "" 11.AOIO
bridle home with new drap. ~~ :~~ = ==~~~~~~~UY :: ~~vl'':.1ao • ~!\!~~~== ,. le new C&J1)eU. even OU .... COUNTY ... OtlT °" nATI ... °" .. ,.,.. ltlCCHlllHS -
-. TT x In bethrooma ' cloteta. Now ::~~::'J.. =~ MOUl'fTAfll a MIHT. .... ~.a., .. .!. H41LIU.,....., ...... A~ to "" 'ltll\ IUIDIVISION I.AND alt nv _ ....
673-4350 OPEN EVES.
IT &UAN ... .,,.,.... ...,.,_., oo ear;:. MIOWAY crn .,, tUL lfTATI ... VICI "" 1P01tT1•• 900DI -"' Int of tenm. SA•TA All.l M•1etn1 --.... SXCMA.... .. llJIOCULAU. tcOf'9I -
RESTAU•. & NT OOLLEGE R'"" .. 'TY """' • .._ c0Anl1. .,.. II. L WAlfTWD .,. MIS(9LLMllOUI ,. fLll' ......... '7Fir""°" 1.AOUN.l llACll .,. BUSINESS nd MllC. Wdft'D ....
Indudln& buatnea, bulld-PRfVATI! 'ARTY ~~t.::,.~L :: 8 t=::.•n . ._ -me ' c.:i lot Submit )'OUI' UM JUAN c:umu• 1111 PINANCIAL ITOltA• = will purebale bome or • CAf'llTltAHO IUOI :-::::::: ~Mma = IUILO-IMmNLI -
terms. $32,500 eoma ~p ONLU destr~ .. :tv": •• ':::" CCllUlrTY ,.: IMVHTMllf'f o,, ,....... Git .. ,n·"· -~ IVIST.:: PRINCJ ALS Y. &a-,....., YACATIOll HlfTAl..I !M INVWITWnff WMl'TD .... -l. -
COMDOMllllUM Mt MOMIY TO LONf mt f'l'TI. HMllUI. ·-~ Acre on Tburtn with OUf'LlllH 'Ulllt. 9'I N&llOlllAL 1.0AMI .. CATI -
duplex. Kne plans, pmnJt RENTALS =':,~.!~~~~"' = :::., ~ a: bid.a on 4 add:ltimal unita. Ho U fu 1 heel HAL enATI LOAltt .,. LIVIQT'Dar ijM
s:M.000. ~/&-5691 HN•i/.~ " m 1 ... =~-=:;,.~ o.-. : CALIFORNIA LfVING :
·-COSTA MllA 11• .. C•t• Meta 1100 MllA ML MAii .... ANNOUNCEMENTS ==-=~.:·;.... -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1~:t.::•::u m: •nd NOTfCIS PATIOS ...
NIWl'Otlt luctt -,_,... Cl'w. ._ ,_ &•N--WATERFRONT lflWf'OllT H•n. ft'll ....., ..., VACATIOMI -N8Wll"Oft .... .. NltlOllAU .. TIANSPOltTATION • ' ---~---=~-
WITH DOCK IAYIHOllll 1121 AllllOUllCIM8WTI t4lt IOATI a YACMTI Mi '
I h b DOYll IMOltD _, ~.:::..u = IAIUIMTt -0 ft macna New!y carpfted, draped • WHTCUI"' = PAID OIUTUHY Mii l'OW•ll C~Ullftl -
peJnted In • out. Private :::i~:..-.llllTY ..... ml .. Ulf81AL DIHCTOb MM =~L•'=" =
DOVER SHORES
A Man~on OD die
"Gold Ooaat"
A O>nteipotaJ lilame of o-t cltt1nctb:I. 4 BR,
""" IOdal rm. • ti.Cb rm.. 1•elfllbia Virw ol ... wbDle
Hatt>or ltff. ~lY
~. dT&ptd. laadic'pd.
$129.900
OPEN DAILY
1324 Gel•JCY Drive
642-IUS
$21,SIO
3 BR, 2 BA ~ tree
ltned ttnet. SMl7 6 mat
Owner movln1 • c..da.
JO* dmrn ' YGU'N la.
dock for )arp boat Ablen-IACIC au .. l'LO"ISTI '411 ao.T MAI~ -
tee O'lt'Del' plicn low at IMT ILU"' IMt :~=-';"~llD = IOAT UUWCHI... -"" 800 &...... ,. .. .,... ., ... .,. llVltll TlllACI .. CIMaTllt' LOTI t41e lll&AAINI llevlP. -
.....,, IVI' no• .._....... COltOllA 011. MAtl .. CIM8TlllY CIYP'ft Ult '°"" ft.If', MOOll .. W. Haue IALIO.\ mt c .. MA'1Mll91 .. ~ .. ~ a. L C... ...... IAY 1IUlllCll mt MIMoltlAI. f'Aattl t4ft IOAT allfTAU ..._. ..... ~ LIDO ISUI IU1 AUC'TIOMI ... IOAT c....na
ltl ....... ot ...... IALIOA ISUMD mt AVlATIOtl n•va ..., .... " .... IOATI Nfff'OltT dST Dn ........ 6Cll IOAT MOV ...
'411NTl•eTOee HACN ... ·-•• IOAT ---·-.. &Ill ~TA~ .......... ,.·.·---.--MUWTI""* ........,_ ~Anoet ... --·-""llTAlll YALL8T Mlt t=.. ':o-;'tea .. AllCUl'T
llAL IMCll a.t •ftMAll & TWTelt... 64111 l'l.Y .. ~ '4 .-'4~1, .... IC.. ~:9:1:"'9 = SIRVICI DIRECTORY ~=· ll!!!!!!!!!!l!!!mll!!!l!!!!!ll!!!!!!!• Ot1M14M1 CCHIWTT ... ACCOUNT!... .. alCTCLal SANTA AMA JAi ......... RltYtal -aucnec u.. $2 A5I WOTMIMrTU Im ~f'f'L .... HP&ia. ,_ Wt MOT•CTCl.n
. MIDWAY CITY .... AIPllA\.T, Oii .. ~
' IAll'TA AU.....,..,... -&rre ._Al&t -AVYO ... YIC:al A.....,.
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buem't; 4 SR., ~ bL LAevM llle\lll .. llOAT MAllfTIMMCa -c::::-_,
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Part • ldll. ~ blk. • .,. CAI'..,.... autll ml ""'""' ..,. , .. "
Only --DAMA "°"" ,,_ CATHfM _, IMNC,_,..,,.
DILTA llAL ISTATI =~•":-:...... = =...:::.:= = ~CUU9
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11 flU*d. a,.ct clln I tam rm. o/loollll lrl ad ....,._
WODIWtll tit srowla1
ebJdm • _... ,...at •
pool • ...... s.. tor ~.Oni, .... 0..
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I'm The Kind 'Of
--Woman Who Gets
What She Wants
• • • Because I'm The
Kind Of Woman
Who's Smart Enou9h To
Use DAILY PILOT
Classified AdvertisinCJ
e.r...,. l'M, th.r.'1 nothing •round eur home enymore
thet isn't bein9 used -beuuse the minute I discover
something is no longer needed, I sel it, whi1e it stift
has maximum velue, throu9h an ineipensivt DAILY PILOT
0.Umtd Ad. Th.t way, instHd of a clutter of things
-: we don't use, I hne the extra cash that leh mt have tht
newer things ... the "extra" things my whole family
enjoys. Here's whet I mten.
The cash I 9ot for the good clo+t,es end t,ys the chndren
had out9rown bou9ht me the decorator I.mp I'd bun
wanting. The musical instrument no one pleytd paid for t
big p.rt of our portable stereo unit. The power tools
redecorated our deu9httr's room. And, just for the fun
of it, #Mt CJOOd chair that just didn't match anything •nymor• tocM rny husb.ncf end me out for • fabulous
dinner et +f,e f andest resteuren+ in town.
Go ~h your home. Mah 1 list of 11 tM wor+hwhi1e
thin91 you f1ncl tl\et aren't beincJ used. fYou'I b. surpriwd
et the numb. you turn up the f;rst time.) Then, dial
642-5671 arry time betw..., I a.m. end 5 p.m. end
tiv• your ht toe friendly, e~ Ad Writ.r. That's
el there is to it.~·, ineipemive tool tt c.n cost you es t.ttte
. 11 PENNIES A DA Yl
Wel MW th.t ,_ bow "'Y eecret -im't it flme you ·-pt,..,._. tew.N bettw, ........ MppW Rvint with
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Stele of C.llfOr•lt, Ort,,.. c-tv:
On Mardi 1:1. !Ma, lltfote -· I Nolerv "ubllc lft _.,. lot 1119 Stai.. ~II\',_, .. jt1ut N. 0..-ttt
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IHwu_,I ... Oca .. ncy POR Sale by O..Urr. U1tlr
Ivan Wtila Home, eJldo. llland. 2 BR home w1~
avt Bayc:rat aree. Compl. 1 BR apt. Extn BR or
ttdec., ftneat fll nerythtns. den with % ba. can be \I.led
4 BR'•, din. rm .• tam. nn., tfith either. Extra lute
3 BA'• + beaut. powde' 2 car pr $58,SOO. '"7J..t305
nn. All dee. klllchen. Larp ---------lot. Oller..ued pr. ~.'100. Humf,.._ IHch 1400 c..u Owner 6"-1043. 0pen1~---.-~~~~-
8at A &a l.S. 1901 c~ BELOW ft. MARKET
dore Rd., N.B. 3 BR 1" batba, electric bullt-
ina, new arpet1 · dra~.
doublt Pl"i'· large lot. $4,000 DOWN 0n1y m.sso. payment11eu
than ruit.
Clllb:D Built S Bdrma 3 • , .llage Real £state
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Dupl•m Fun. ms
1110 1 BR 1\11'11 Walk to l'ftil
St lboppblc. ~'Haft 4:30
p..m.
3 0.. OD ~ 11C • aor-A C_a_fs_MIM ____ l_1-t
:blcome. Total rat Inc $ttoO
yrty. S19.son· so.12e. sea. llort Codi Mesi an ======== Home tcr leue. 4 BR2 batba, Lttuf"' ... ch 1705 .iinin& room, flnplace, ~
In.I, new carpetiba 2 car pr--
OLDE sPANI!lt qe, fenced. Irnmeclete CIC>
On 1.qut1a'1 fa m rd cupeocy. piO/mo. Act. RJ~ O>ut • OLDE 546-1440 -
WORLD MEOITE~ --------RANE.AN VILLA. Chalk FOR 1.-, DBW No. C.M .
white plaiter, blt aa 4 home. 3 BR. 2 BA. 14
lenla. 3 BR'a 8kflt rm, .-neled fmD im. Uv mi.
formal din-rm. $47.!lliO • kJw wtfrPc. I>ql9, W/w erptll. all blWaa. 14 ,.... :pd.
dn pmts. 2 cc pt. fZl5. mo. W.., ~ RLTT ~ paid.~
YOUR OPPORTUNlTY! A-L-2 BR., 1~ la. -cmp. OJltom built borne mult .i--encl.
be IOld. 2 BR, 2 BA on ~ear-;;;. m.«M1 .-.ice.
MAGNlFICENT view lot. 2 BR boule. l child OK
Many built-in fatmes. L&rlt fmced )'lll'd. $100. Expa'tbr ladlcaped.
JOm, Driftwood Dr. ~ 'l66l
South lApna -&3118
WVELY OCEAN VIEW
Lana1 pabo. uaed brict trpl
3 BDRM 2 BA. $44,SOO
Call 49&-12.t'I bfotwn lo-5 pm
EMERALD Bay, p r r m .
ocean view ">t: plana.
$20,fm . lt'rml. ()wnu. 6'1.?-
0018
Laguna N ...... 1707
4 Bdrm, family rm.
In MONARCH BAY.
OWNER. '51.fm 115-2599
2110
RENT OR LEASE
Avtllebte April 1
e S BR-2~ BA Spllt.-.el
• Livinl room
• Dlnlnt room • Family room
• On Goll Coone e Near 15th sreen
• Gan!ener induded
• 540--6693
* $'19 to SM baths, 2 ftroeplacea. Stepa • to baJ llDd 1-ch. 4411 IUY-962-44'11 546-8103 San Clement• 1710 2 bedrooms older ~
Stove le r e f r l c e r a to r •
Garqe. Kida OK. Wstsidt tr Ave., NB Owner. 60-1115, T ..____.,--
Eva m.wt rans..rreu
Lovely 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath
Yeer enund heme -plus -
Uc» Sllndl 3 bd:rJD, 2 tiedl Luge bonua room JS x 25.
elect. kit pa. bomll rm. Carpets and drape&.
Fool • tenn1a aiurt, ocnn H...., a .. tty
doee. s:zs,500 5t)4 Riv« "Homa to Match lncomr"
R. c GJ\D:R, Rn.Jty rr• Waner KM4IXi
~ 1!:. ~a:-: Weed to $12,950
•UNIT nx rr
2 BR, 2 ha, Virw:
Submtt otftt. Wlll trade.
$39.500
38R.2Ba
Whlttwlttr View home •
needs paint • polilh. Low
Dn pmt.
$24,500
Ellen C. Mahone1, ft.It.
1624 N. El Camino 'Rsl
Phone (114) 41U145
San Clemente, Calif.
• llts.; eltSUt 3 BR 2 Vacan~ lmmtd pa. ~ BR
BL 2 I 1ty. mboute: Gold flnn atyte ldkhen. OldeT
MtdalUon; poola, ~ ~"'?'-upper on tee land.
pm., etc. Quiet. aedudtd TRADEWINDS Rl TY
area. Steel, $.17,500. 6'1M356 M2-50U or 842.5012 Oran99 Gf'ft• IMO
SMILEY, RF.ALroR.
Call~ IG-22%1
2 BR., dble. pr., dbp.,
C&J'1)-, drapes, EMt ~;
walk to Aord; Prtltt
older, no peta. M&Bl
Leue 3 bdrm, 2 ti.th, ~ room. bU·ina. cpa, dlJlm,
$21S S4G-3lm
IMMAC. 3 BR 2 Ba., blt-lna. l'ORME1l MODEL HOME
cpta., drpli., trpl. Le. brick NEAR BEACH. Corner lot. ORANGE GROVES N.w,ort.... noo ,.do. Nr. Schlt. $29,!llO l'rahl1 patnttd. 3 yn old. 9™Ml50. ~mg Compl. lndacpinf • llJl'inkl.r Beautiful 10 ac. on.np srove
LDVl:LT 3 BR 2 Ba borne on 3 bdrm. A fam. rm. Patio In the IU"""*1t ans. '!be treea a.re d Tl"OfS root 2 lots: eu ... u 2 epts. A fttt rtng. Cpts, drpa. !tock A are JUlt irtting in-
Rm.. to bid. N.v bay and $29,900. 962-6Cli4 owner. 10 procluatbt. Pn~ ..
~ :~ w~ ~ ~ PRESTIGE So. of Wamn $48,00 wiltl 29?(, down. Far
er 711 er r. on Cul-de-Sac, 3 ~. 2 ha, turthrr detaila pleue call
OWNER m2Tl.t fam nn, frpl. blk wall. OJ.at Walle!' rrSck .tdl
VER!' BHut., fee maple; JM' do, apmkln. S 2 9 • 9 o o Eckhoff and Atetc. Inc.
TOWNHOUSES
Cemmuftlty Pool
o,,t.aidrpe, blt.tna, trpJe
2 8drma, 2 baths •• m mo.
3 8cfnns, 2~ ba .... S250 mo.
Bay .. Beach Realty, Inc.
RENT AL DEPI'.
BS W. Balboa Bml, NB
m31GZ..,.... 3 Br., 2 Ba. AD elec.; all Owner M2-4l'D4 PM A net.. lllJ W. Oapman Ave.
blt·lrw. New cood. thruout. OWNER. Aamne rnA 4 Br. ~.Calif. ADJ. S.,. 3BR2119 lmmac
5 Mift. to lhoppiq, O.C.L 2 be., 114-yn. l-aty. All ex· 532.2531 Eve-wltnda, 533-5147 1-clY daplex ccmdo. ~
Reuonable. Owntt 642-21118 ..... Shorecrrtt Ea.et. JmVaC'Y· ~ maint J'd. BEAU~ Duplex far a.le $29,900. 912-m:i llENTAU Trees. pool, etc. Home ~ W... AD bltm. drpa, OWNm'S Pradce. nr. ~ u---~ 1r overloab ~t Im.med
• cpt'a. 11f17 Seubon Dr. uoo + IQ. fl; 3 BR.. ,,_ rumilhecl ~-No pets. LIHpt.
PrlDc. CIDi)'. ~ atrtum; nr. lilCbla. &df. KZ· Rentals to Share 2005 BAYrltONT • .-.... a BR.
STEPS ~ oceu; Fbmiarbed 17ZT -
"-1-2 Bl\ -,soo 1-N-EW--Dee.nt--bome----WOMAN To ~ rdclJ;J J Ba., den. $'11,D •
... -. "· -' Pldftc tum 2 BR. 2 Ba. IC't. DQI Jeue/apt. SG5 llo. Na J Owner m.3933 54f..30N Sal¥ia Take a¥tr pmta no ....., .. ..-.. ....._,R_ ,._ .._, ~ ~. m.a31. ~ feel $1300 down 536.. ... ~ .............. -~
Nca,.tt Hf!': 1210 6fl SHARE 2 Bd:nna, 2 baths New-rt ~!• S2lO
OftEGON tiound, must aell! wi" wortcini lirl: student. r--~· _ By Owner-Builder · • BR, 2 BA. 8"ha•111 home . In Na 6f2.m1 Nr. Hmxr mp 3 BR, 2 s.
0aatorn Home Tep locadaD, 3 Frpk:. n ,450. Owner 64M'J48 C MtM 2100 tam rm, laveb' Jd. Patio.
bdrm, f~ rm, 2 batba, DON'T stv. it aWQ, pt Oita $250. mo . .ActMB-ltll
ftnatblt blt-ana, load emf«, 4*k c:ub b It ~ • BLOC< To ecean; 1 Bft .• JOIN h .._..,, a tlllt
·ID wanuD, 3-c:ar pr, Daily Pilat 1NDt Adi frpl.. Mar .tore.. $llD DAILY PILOI' WAin' ADii
ainpu rm, 3 11W old. $42,_, Hl-5611 Yevl1 ~ m.mt _..,.
.ON*tGll,~
AVAIL lmmed. CUI Ra'"6 c.t. Miu 2100 Ctsta Mlle 1100 c.ta ... s .. 2 ba + 2 llll 0caai-------------------------v.... AfA, Ml,JIO. .,,.
.... ,.. ..... 1220
NIW 4U& DIN
s.._~
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IF.AU H... I aa't ... lrt ............... can. ...,,... ct*'I. .,.. J:».. ....... l••••e~'s.S.. .... -.......... --~m:~
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~-
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Mite. 19ftflle
% tl t>BLE GAR. ror ...... 1s•s
OranpAve. CM
HJIJtC.
P"'"""'9 bnttft RIAL lnAT.
llNT O.net1t
ONLY VIOU!cy In '2 units .....,----.----
I It°"'"' hmftvre. •. 2: ki~~ ~~ lncotne ~r!e'f 6000
U:NTAU $25 lzozl 2 poola, beau patio. tennl.t OWNtlt MUS'!' ftLL 1bll
'. A,fs. '!!'!.-~ ; ~ = ~ ~·p~ DO c!IJdm,
GMI... i. 4IDO Hane of CiNllrs JAMAICA INN HOTEL
HOUDAJ ~ DT tr. 1ttb. CM. ICl-1& ~.:=-~.~
DELUXE 1if9dOQ1 lb. 5100 util. m.8120
P\trn. A p t 1 ·• $125 + 1ltO. c:.ta Mela
Heatad pocl c ar P • ti n I • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Huntt---... d\ 5400 dnpet, aniPe pu1dnc. No ... ,_,
Prtftll 1,..,. • Neu ~acb.
Golt .. lb 4J k• a aa 2 bttt., t,,ac
2 ·~ 2 INlfhl, petloe 1 IR· Walk In c._..1
Wlmlr A Spr\ft&dale, H.B.
(2 mll8 W of Bellcb Blvd.)
M2400I or MN68S
PRESTIGE Store la Prime
LocatSan. 2500 + aq. ft Air
dmld. lee et wt N-..por1
81,-d._.. C.M. or call Mr.
Ward. 64U484
• P&IME aetal Loeatba •
2 t. J Mr1D 2 ti. Poot STORE • ll s 40
Patio. M 0 RA KAI. l1J1 1115 Barilor, Of NMIM
Gerfielct. Pvt ltrllt 1 blk 1141 WE.!TCtJlT DR.
N. ott Oartldd. l8'J"99C 2300 111 ft. ITOJtE 25 ft.
, e WILSON WESl' e APJS.
1 Br, Util Pel Ht.cl Poe&!
Multi. •mo, ~
1 BR J'um ar UAf, Gar. l IR APTS
NJ ...... OUld OK, * POOL
& lT~ at., 0t --
* 2 BR DUPLEX. Pool, pn.
ncy • cpta, clrpa, t.1t7, Pl'-
qe. Lllc• new. Anil May Office lt1nt1t
1st. Sl3D. 8C«l9I
DLX. Apt&. l BIL, 111t.50; ADUL'll ONLY
2 BR., $130; JIOOI;' ...a ...
.... 193 OJardl !Ml-96ll 1741 Tuttfft Awnue ~,.. leHh S705
N~U Palma 1 A 2 BR Colt• Mesi 642-4641 100 CLll'I' DRfVE Fum or tJnt S115-$1ll0. Htd LUXURY nm.N/UNYURN
poo111n:. 22nd St. MZ-3N5 y eartf Lea.M. 1 6 2 BR
2 BR. Oupeta. Drapa. PlWldp Aiddr-. ltePI to 8bcn • Shops
Heated pool. 1. cld1cl OK. Ocaamft ftma .,., Ape.
No ,... IO-tm MAR91UtftUE from $1!0 IDO QP. .......... --. NeW1*1 a..ctt 4200 GARDIN Am.
*NIW
F 1mily Apartments
&AIDIN HO .. S
encl
TOWN HOUSD
FROM $171
h11tH.f J ~-. Mellt."e11 .. 11
tiylff, tfl• r•-'*' ,."'"' i..... .. •
w w...J•tfwl 4 Wr .. ,. '• 1.-
S~itll t.ww ...... Stied yot1n tlllt
........... bf., itllt •ll&Jtlllf -
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•
6100
GOLF COURSE LOTS
l"atrft1 ioc. et beautiful
Nbrook Ceuntry Club,
tuJly dri~. under-.
sround udUda Price $95M
-Sl.900 dowft. Abo have a
~.w ... t?...._....,
'SPIC&Al CLAHll'ICATlON POI
' NATUIAL IOltN SW.,,lltl
Specfal Rate f Unee-S tlmee-1..._
•ULP -AO ¥USl MCLUDa
* *
Contnctor'• on bome 2600 ========I 911. tt.. 1\i Jn*-.., IQ ft. Income Ta rwnpaa rm· ialr 2 to4 wdta, _......,...._ _____ !
lot, amaller borne. Approor YOUR HOME b1 APf"l,
S8,IXXI eq. Bier,~. FedtNI •State Ae4mm
• 531-«lm. MONTEREY, Cllif. home ======== will trade for San Cltmellte, 1 T 67.-!. Newport Bdcii. UM. Sub-ftcornt IX ._ ~
mtt a11 otters. 646-3295 TAX RETURN •
8"11t1tul l'ODed KNABE
AMPICO. WUl Trade tor SPECIAL
late Model Olryl1er car. Let UI do JWI' cu l'IDlrll •
Must be Blue Book. szsoo. in Mat ll anll 1'0ll will •
f15.SJ85 for IJupectian app't i-7 only · 95 n N retmn I
4 plex. (3) No ncandea. fDml 10(0, and $t Calli. re-
:M areL Exchanp fOC' fttli.. tum form !WO. ·~
dence, vacant er TD'a. or!? We have 20-yn tat ia>er ~ Act. 547. 7«n or f'l5.41'4 end haft neftr mW!Mil er
11 deluxe unUa Hts Sch. caUMd ..-itY tor • ..... 2-1' ownera apta. Pool etc. cau 1111'1t tar •ppt tor '-1.
"" H -d f • Sun er ..,. ar daJbr; r. ~ ••r OIP· .... e or res., 8·30 to 5 ' '
vacant, TD'1. or Tf Bkr. Our .,,ur:; l009' .,_.; : ,
547-1401 ar ~" O>alt Rnw!neM ~ : I
CLEAR Ventura Lee View Santa Ana Pron BJ4c, : .
bome/1ep. auett ept or rent. 16'10 Santa Ana Aft., CM, i
ai.Trade for Npt Bch home ~ After 5 pn. 613-77p ~
or Income Lrin Carver, P.(). G--~--N W ! Box 131, Balboa IL vn1V11 e ...... :
1 un1ta wMclift Ard. Pult. Mct.-11t.Jt11 ~
$45,000 eq. Trade Joi' TD'• Home or OHi• ~ ~.
expando mobile b o IP t u Now ~ fonur >
pert. Owner ~2514 .,, J. Balllla JnCtlp i'
80 Acre near Baker. EX.
CHANGE for a lot, small
houat, or Duplex In c.oet.a
Mesa area. FoC'tln Co.
6'UOOO, 548-2518
* * *
OPEN 1 DATii ~ 1
4210 Seubare, N~ j
• 675-1345 • i
Smiley 111 ~·
------------------
901 Dover, <.Suite Ut'J'B '
l8M Plaeaada. a.ta.... •
2408 MU"plr'lt. Npt. 'Bcb
Loet '4CU ANNOUNCEMENTS
ind NOTICIS
LOST: "Rambar" 1 a r" e --------chllel Wr.a tool. \'kl cl Auto TranlpOl'f 644&
Gothard l Slater HB. p1----------l?WU'd. 841"'3'18 DRIVING To Anchora&e.
LO!)T· SHAGGY COCKER-Aluka about 23rd March.
P<X>DLE aaD. b r 0 "'fl Need pulenle?I to Iba.rt
plutic collar. V\c s. Coe.at drivinr • expenaN. 548-lD'l3
Plaza.. Reward 5'0-9151 SERVICE DIRECTORY
SMA1.L White male puppy --------6550
SERVICI OIRICTORY
Contr•ctor9 6620
GETI'ING Retldy for IPfinl'T
Additions, mnodel. Uc.
eontncor doet on wort.
No job too nall. Roud>
' ftn1abed ~. paint. lnf, 1en'l malnte:l.lrnce. m.
247l
• ROOM ADDm<>MJ e
L. T. Construction
Family rooms. kitchen or
units. Sinif,e 1tory or 2;
plant cuatom de1lped. Fer
esUmate1 & layout, phooe: e 84T-15ll e
W. A. SMILEY C. P.A.
Call iot' appt. ....
KIMMllt :
TAX IEIVfCI
1920 Hlrbor, C .. M. 5G-."40&
Foe!. a St. $UO; le flal'ml
$14.!'IO. 25 Yrs. exp. 7 ))QI
YEAR*
STENO
SBOP'G an'R.
1 Daya a Week. 545o8820 •
G. I . HOPPMAN ~
!:Drolled to pr'9Ctica before ~
Intema1 Revenue Serrice •
For App't. 646-5421
·--------_..._ ___ ...__66_2_5 lronlnt, 6755
e IROlING WANTED e
10c a piece. Pick.q>
A: deHver !IOc. 548-4685
IRONING MY HOME
•ZU
Jnftorial 6790
THE IRIGHTIR SIDI
.. . .... ---·--··
6960
./ DRESSMAKING
./ ALTERATIONS
Mrt. Pase~
AltleraUona. custom dttn
malcilllll· Reuonable pric:•
for app·1 .. 673.allS•
Alter1tlon.-441-SM5-
Neat, accurate, :!O yrs exp ---
6974 TILE, Cenmic -----
'f. Veme. ~ Tile Mao •
CU11t worll IIVl&.11 & rl'p11r1.
No Job too small. Plaa!er
patch. L l' " k 1 n a showt'I'
n!palr M7-1957 tl4&-0206
. 065 & EMPLOYMENT
Job Want.d, Men 7000
...
We bsft M 1....t1aa.
openSas lar .. andMda.11
witll a mtnlnwm of tbree
)t&n IDlld state dn:ult
deliln experience.
~ l.DdMdual we .eek
wt)( cte.ip hlP quallty
1tudlo devM for tbe
Broedealt and RA!cordin&
lnduslt)'.
CONTACT A. C. ROOS
FOR APPOINTMENT
Wl&EVI
Divia1aa ol Scten111ic
lncfllatrW. Inc
ll01 E. Carn-eie Ave.
DlllWASlllS
11 w OWer
DAY SHll'T
RBIBl l lll
151 I . C.-Hlthway
N.wport leach
Exper. I qu.llfMd onty
TopW ....
Fibttslau tool maken, •ood
mocJt.ap, hand iamlnatini.
Gelcoat touch-up, lllllder I
bondtt, line uaembly, tm-
llb carpenter.
DIESEL "dedl. Fact. t.raln-
ed CUmrruna I G . M .
Quallh<·d Ill h)'(iraullc. all',
el"'Ctm·cll Superv11ion up.
Maruie 1ndua.. auto. oil fid.
Avail April L Q. Gardner
P.v Box 1586, CM 9'J626
Senta Ana 546 1130 COLUMBlA YACHT m McConnk:t& Ave., C.Y.
An equal opportUnltf G R E AT OPPORTUNITY
employer for 2 lnduatnoua aalesmen
Mi .. •ge--~ Tri·,....... to take ovtr my commerda.I
·-~T ,...,. oltice. Good le&da A: ex-
DESIGN Dralt.lrMn. Mech. l
National J'\nance tirm bu Chaniet to work on C&D
planned mana~ment tn~ for appointment. Man~. Part 'nme or Full. lni procram tor leVtta.I ap. W. E. Lachenmyer Realtor
10 yrs exp. IC-1113 pllca.nta. u you are aeeltini 1860 Newport Btvd .. CM
I n.&*I advanoemelt Into an ~3928 Call Evea. 673-4517
Job Wanted, Lady 7020 lldminiatrattve position and loat C
DA YWORJ< 1 or 2 .a...-aame are at ~ • hi&h ac:bool arpenten .....,.. rnidu.t naUfu For Finl.di work and new place or by day rel'• tnnl 1 e, you may q.....,.,, ~llon AJ:1ry.( ---•-&:J&.S76i for thla procram. Tboee ae-· e _..., 1---------I lected wlI1 be aaured out-premlwn rate1. Permanent
c,\R.PET Cleanin1. Floor atancllnr ftllploye benefits wwk. CaU ooUtct
1trlppinf. Waxlna. Wall1. · Phone Mr Burnham 1 · 1714> 224-811). ext 81
Window• wubed. S3141ST appt. ~lm or Kettenburg Marine
CONY ALESCENT Or Inn.lid 2810 Carleton Street
cart by nurw aid . Mn. San Ditto. Califomla
Mormon 646-lm Bartenders 1oat Captain
1'ull ~ aportftlhln& 111d1>
per. P11nte boat. Must be
experienced on dJead end
familiar with local waters.
References required. Box
M.M Dally Pilot.
Domestic Help 7035
LIVE.. INS
~mployer pay1 fen
f;f'fll'~ 87\Md ~
106 B E tSth. a.A. 547-0395
Cllnae · Enclllh • rnnch
Pe'1-n1anent. exper. Live-in
Fu Eut ,\&c:y. 54U7113
'"!•'" ,,..,.,,...., Men 7200
Receiving
Inspector
lx,.,._nc.ed In r~elv·
'"' and ........ bty ln-.,.ctlon. Muet be t ..
mlllar wl"' machine
tools such .. Cempar·
atora; ... 111p on aur·
face pla,.., ualrtt
t•B• blocka and height
...... Able te work to
4rawlft11 end apeclfl.
cetlMs ,.,. mlntary
contracts. Supervlalo,,,_
al beckground valua-
aW.. APPLY ONLY
IF QUALU•llO.
PerlOftrtel OffJce
~JI .S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Warner
!:-nta Ar.a
An t'<!Ual opportunity
employer
~ECHANIC-
lnke & l'ront End
E.'<Jlfrltnced Own tool' ~
qulrt'd. L1hf'ral pay plu~ hon
a.. Many rnmpany 1>4-nf'fll~
Apply in penon ONL y.
Flrutone •
Storet ··
475 E. 17th St., cJA.
Experienced
Part or full time.
Good fl'inire bt-ncfit11.
239 E. Gardena 8tvcl. I
GerdeN (213) 321-2905 ,
No Experience
Necessary!
Mutt h.avf' dMll CllJifomla
drMns rr;, Apply YILLOW CAI CO.
1116 E. 16th. St.
c w-
ISLA ND YITDAN
• SALESMAN •
APPLY IN PERSON s.n and 3-5
RBIBBI E. lll SERV . Sta . Att.:n
151 E. Cout Highway F\JJVpart time. a.I.I '-rs.
NEWPORT IEACH Tom ShaJ1> Union 2'JOl E
Cst Hwy CdM OR ~3320
MornilMJ
Dishwasher
Full nme
Excdlent Salary
& company bendits.
Appl:y betw. 2-5 p.m.
SNACK SHOP
3444 I . Coest Hwy.
Corona •I M.r
-~,.....~ --..... __ ,,, __
Phone rooAY tor
an app0lntment tor a more
REWARDING FUTURE.
642-9090 for ippolnt.
HOSlW
Restaurant experience bd~
ful but not DeCftl&I')'.
-APPLY-
2: J> to 4: J) De.Uy
Ontra Cafeteria
Newport Sboppjna Center
Pacific Coe.t Hiabway
.l McArthur Blvd.
St1tisffc1I Typist
Do you bavf' 4 e.xtn holn
a dayT Avon otfen you an
~~~
ntty.
C.n ce41ect 5JO 5NO
Office Manager
Nationwide mm compeny
needs lh&rp rtrt to manace
!WW branch ~ Lquna
heh · San Oemente area.
Answer teleJ)hone, d1spatch
••~ repe. Salary and hours
e>pen. 34143 El Encanto ICOf'o
ner at Coast Hlahwayl Dana
Polnt. Al)ply 1-4 P.M. Mr.
Murphy.
~--· .... -.,, ..... .. .._
APPLY IN PERSON
MCl'fDAY nmu l'Rll>AY
10 A.JC. ro 4 P.M.
~2314
J. C. PINNIY CO.
.... ,..... C.nter
24 Peshlon Island
N_,..., IMcl\ Calif. ~ 7600
An eq'Dlll Ol>1* tmVtt
employer 1111 Kl~~~H
Leal manvfactur1t hes
Immediate openings,.,.:
• Electroaic
• W1reme•
We are -•••bllthed
cieml'Mt'dal flrm with
liberal fr ..... Mnefltl.
ONLY l"'IRIENCID NOPLI
thovW.~ te
AllfMllfRS
Moblte Home
Ix per Jenee
ExceUent Opportunity
MOTOIHOME COIP.
SHOE SAW
Expetimc91 better ladlel
lh>es. ExceDent commt-'oo
and benefits.
Apply In person
I~ llhD thnl Fri
ROIR'S
FASH'°" ISLAND
NEWPOIT llACH
An eqlaal opportunlt7 ._..,
360 f'IOOttAMMING
INQUS. DRAl'TINO
OROC. CHICKINO
'TlONIC .OSIM8L Y
"9X/TYP
West Coast Tr9de A Bullnea Scbooll
DMaklD °' CompaUnc • Softnn lDc.
Hautketm Beacb
EdocaUoa''
S.Cceu te ••.
Ccnffr-Mlllde4 w ......
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