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Home My WebLink About1968-12-05 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa- I •' • ' • .< r I I • -Mesa ·· ·Girl · Gets ··s1q~·rlet~ ' ! ,. . ' . . ._, : . . ·. (' . - • ' t • 'f' THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DEOEM'BER .5, '.1968 ~ • •: I • • ' ' ' l • 1°) ! ! • '" I • / • B.'illii.&9 1., Chiiu. Sw)~d~ch : I j l "°"-11. t10. .. 4 &KnOMJ, • f'Atat .. ....... ~mlill!l.,~~~-------.... ~ ....... ilillll!l ......... 1 1 .... lillllll!..-... lmllll•. , r . . . ..... . . . t;Starlet!'): Billing DAILY PILOT St.., ..... * * * * * * * ' ' ~i J .• ' ' I • _., ... ' * * 1i ' .' WILDEST SOUVE"!IR -Costa Mesa girl June McKee; 19, shows copy of newspaper China Mail, whose headline identified. the OCC theatl?r arts major as-naturally-a starlet. San Francisco and Orang~ County were m~de one and the same in another refereoce to the girl· and her brother Gary, 16, ih a story of their hunt for Wan Kwai YUig. Missio• Improbable a a awa £]'1 • '. ' I ' > ' -• • ~,1 .co· -Pn:c. ~. _ . · ~· ".'-.·£.'.·~ro_· ' . . ' . ' ·M'esa · G"lifll~'lls 'd#-~nt:;AdVeli((lre . ' -. llT AllTBliil 11. VINSEL 1 Of tlle Oill:{ P'llft ~ff .o. ' ;• -' • I f -i: 'I" what I have ... going into· that atea~ said June, who won a trip to.' ~ong' Kong and the Orient just on~ year agq: ~ a short-lived tele,visldn. quiz sboJt, , · I.iOOK UP GIRL ' . I ' Since she and Gary were fmally going,, her boyfriend Mike McCartin and ttjs parents asked them to look up the little· school girl they had once sponsored through the Faster Parent! Plan. ~. . ', -· ~ ·a · .; e ' . f ·Strange things happen ·in the exotic Orient, like the transfomiatjOD of a pret·. ty Costa Mesa sCboOIJdlijl~r~." 11 ~: t(how· ~Jp ~tQ, !'-~ot~e starlet em~arJOng . un a· mercy ibiSSJon. • · · Itid-haked June McKee, 19; 3nd he'r brother .Gary~ 16, of 2755 Tern 'Circle,· are 'again getting used to U.S. life tod&r· after amvµig home Tuesday night fron.; HOng Kong. . · 'A1lhdugb tbe lively newspaper Chi:'1a ~lail : glorified l~e facts . a bit, M1~ \ilcKee did accomplish · her 'mission of, anding . Wan Kw&:i Ying, 14, a . Chine1;if 1 gir,l fonnerly supported by friends 111 the Hfll'bor Area. A monthly check for •$15 'provided for needs of her life, $G of the gift going to her. education. Time, circumstan~s of her life and S:dvanceinent of other pupils, however, finally forced Kwai Ying out. · ' "The · idea is tQ keep them in school. Will l\.eep Policemen Cong Ca1ll Truce roucuiNG MEETING . The meeting-after days of hunting the'. youngster helped by 'the Don McCartin family, of 31745 Aguacate Road, San Juan Gaplstr,ano, until she was no longer.eligible, wu both awkward and touching·. . They really stress learning ~nglish. But' slte has her fami!Y to help support,'•· JlUle explain~. . June and Gary made their way through streets littered with filth and . dead animals ro the agency's · office -, in hills . near the Red China bor.der during their search for the girl. On Campus Guerrillas Set 3-d~ay Yu,e C~dse-iire • • • : • !; : ~ "The only thing we-had in common was finding out' how · everyone Was," said MJss McKee, a ~Qpbomore· theatrical arts major at Orange &a.st · College. Life styles are so vastly different that &Qy, soft..gpoken · Kwai Ying found it hard to envision how the fainily of the CO&tl Mesa attorney, or June and her famJly, fulfill their days and nights. WENT LOOKING Anned with additional information, they went looking for her with an iii.· terpreter from the Hong Kong Depart- ment of Social Services and tracked down Mrs. wan, her rii.other. There, in a tin hut scrupulo.usly clean, yet full of love and hope for a better future, they were directed to a wat- chband factory where the girl who so loved school spends her days. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Pressure mounted today an acting president S. J. Hayakawa tO back down rrom his policy · of keeping embatUed San Fran· cisoo· State College open with ponce force;. The fiery little semanticist gave no indication he would budge from his goals of holding classes regularly while seeking improvements in minority study pro- grams. He called the 300 hardcore demonstrators "anarchists." • From Wire Servlcea . SAIGON -The V-ieL Cong said today Commuhist forces in South Vietnam will observe three:day ~ase fires dur- ing the Christmas and New Year boll· days. The announcement came as U. S. bombers blasted Communist strong· holds and supply routes north ot Saigon where kltensit1ed f~hting the past week pushed American combat deaths to the highest point in 10 week:!:. The total of ' . . Americans kllle d during the war . was nearll}g the 30,~ (Kl rtiatk: . 'l'he clandesC lne · "Radio Liberation" said Viet Cong) troops would · obsem cease fires frod I 1 8.ffi". Dec .. 24 to 1 a.m. Dec. 27, and af~am ftom 1. a.m. Dec. 30 to 1 a.m. JanJ 2. , • . The .broadctVst ignored South Vjetnam President'.·N~yen V,an Thi~u1s announce- ment Monday that his forces would ob- Serve a sing' e 24-hour truce beginiling ~t 6 p.m. Chi .istmas Eve to honor both I "They just can't comprehend," said J\llle. "e1cept wlien I told them the McCartins live in the country - ~pistrano, 't she giggled to herself, "and that 11\ey h~ve lots of animals and pets." .''That did e1cite them, animals are more common in Hons Kong," she said. ·June herself foUnd ,life for the average family· in Hong Kong to be, well just plain bard. Her pay is $5 weekly. Gradually, news of the .X~ee girl's stubborn search came to light as she sought" Kw'1i Ying and she was in- terviewed bY the flashy China Mail and the more sedate Associated Press. Classes at the . 18,000 student college ·began for the fourth day with no student strjlrers in sight. Hdwever, militant leaders ~owed new dimzptions. DEMONSTBATIONS Mesa Businessm~n,-Wife A .groUp of Negro civic leaders prom- ised to ~"in the demonstrations to show . I "It aure made ~ me appreciative of ' "You should have heard our (S.. 'STAl\LET', Page I) folks their suppbrt for the strike started Nov. 6 by the Black Sstudents Union. The civic Jeaaers were unsucceasful in demanding that Hayakaw.a close the campus and Missing 4 Days q1 Desert Barefoot Burglar Steals . . remove police. Similar demands were lssued by the · Eff0rt! by aerial searchers to find Associated Students, some f a c u 1 t y a Costa Mesa ~inessma? and h1s wife, four days overdue on a flight from members and weUare a·genciea, lncludinj Arizona to Orange County, wet"i! ham-... $4,'000 From 'Trip' Fund San Fran_cisco's family IE(Ylce agency. the dr FSA director Warde Laldman,saJ.d police pered today when squa on was must be removed "in order that violence split ln half. · not accelerate." Another plane reported m i s s i n g In rejecting the demands, Hayakawa between Lodi and Santa M~nica Airport described BSU members as "tools" of at mid·morning sent some of the A barefoot burglar who fled minutes before he would have been caught in the act Wedoesdaj took-a hoard of $4,000 being saved by a CoSta Mesa boatman aJld his wife for a· trip to ' . . Europe. John . E. Smith, 57, of U.S Wafs9n Ave., told pollce he ai;ri~"!I ho(ne at . 10:6 p.m·., to find th"e liori'le ransacked pd an army ammunition eontaioer hid· ~den in a cloiet emplleil of money. A .,,.ijbbor, Eileen P. Bel\11, of 1252 Watsoa Ave., l~ter said $e beard_ the . aouod 4 ·a chain link fence around the Smith home raSlling juSI shortly before the couple arrived. Officer Dove D7e la!cl the burglar entered the unlocked garage and obtained a acrewdrlvtr and hammer, with whJch he" made reputed attempts to break Into VI• boost. i'iJIDy, lie (OI in through I bllilroom wlbdow and dropped into the inower, leaving bare i~ prints on the porcelain. Detective Ar1 Courteau .said the burglar ransacked the entire hOOse and had gathered up guns, clothing and other gobds on the bed, ready to carry out in the bedspr~d. Uncovering the hoartl of blU. ln denominations from $5 1to $100, however, the bur_glar evidently fleet with the Cash alone and lefi the salable belongtngs behind. the Studentt for a DemoC:i:aUc Society. searchers northward from theJr Wed- The SOS ii one of .the more radical nesdaf flight pattern. · · campus groups ln the nation. Air Force and Civil Air Patrol person- Meantime the student atrlke com· _nel are SC'Ouriag the mountain. and desert mittee ann~ plans for a demonstra· terraln between Otange County and Lake tion Saturday at the Civic Cenla' Plaza ,Havasu City ·for Mr. and Mn., George facing City Nall. Mayor Joseph Alioto W. Pape, of, !!IOI Part ·Sl<yllne Drive, and Gov. Rbnald 114'8an !lave highly Lemon Heights. . praised Hayakawa's get-tough policy. · Pape ·ts the owner of George W. ~ape Militant students staged 'a ooon ·rally Machine Co..1 70t Randolph Ave., Costa Wednesday in defiance: of Hayakawa's Meu. • regulations but dispersed ~hen con--He and hlll wife Grace, 46, left Lake I Inv~igators said burnt matches were front l>Y 8 s~ilh line of 400 police. Havasu City Sunday at about 11 a.m. ouod m the garaae. indicating the The demon'stratlon was .. g e 0 ~e r a 11 y and· were to havt arriyed at the County burglary occurred during how's of , .,...ceful In il!wp contrast to bloody •irpo[t dwioe tho' •WY af~rllOO!l. 1\l!iF darkness, although~ Sfll!ths were gooe ell.shes "l"uesday. daughter, Mrs. Linda Rhodes, noUlJed for most of thf day. ' . authorities when the couple were 24 The victim told police only be and CONVOCATION liOurs overt11.1e. · • his wire knew .the whereabouts , ot lbe Hyakawa in· a· 1 t or rn y, olf<ampua 'Sell"Cbers have been hampered b3I high money, With which thtr were planning meelin& w•tti Negro leaders,~ down winds 1n the ~esert.s and mountains pd to go to Europe. their demllldl that police 1'e remove<l by the ftcl· \!'•f Pape did not Ille ' A chain link fence surrounds the Smith rrom the c~pus and classes be canceled rugbt 'plan. · ' property In lhe Halecrest area of Co!'. for a convocatJon to settle strike lssuea. feMrs. Rh<Ktes and ber brotherl, Jack, Mesa and the house had been caret:'!' A s1mllll'._convocaUon was in prOgrtSI ; George, 17: •nd Jlmrny, t, c1tng locked before they lefL lSee SF STATE, Pai• I) the belier that the plane "~ [orced I . down saf•IY· . The PaQ es had gone to Lake Havas11 City to 8e4 . the outboard races. A friend, Mira Sloyiak, was to have competed but bl8 cnalt developed mechanical UO... ble. I He bu joined in the search for ~ coupl~ ong with Jack-Pape woo ii acting i · observer in a 'pline flown by M on That<:her. . • . The ir foree planes in the · seareh ire m Hamilton •Air Force-BaSe, north of San Francisco. · · • · TJat' s ~cation.,, • ! ' Not Bath's ·Name I ' . A l»adline In -ed!U .... cil Wed· nesdnl/'s DAIL Y.,.ILOT, referring . tO a raidJ'" a C..ta Mesa aatma .bath "" d. heal 1 clinic, carrled the phrase, "Mesa S.ut;1 Ra(cled." Tiie headline waa intetlcl- ed t& con~ 1lie1 r.dilun ol the nJd, not Ille l>uall)l!lis "name GI lhe Orm nlcled. rue ••••• bath ..... 1.ect Is !lie •int. SauN: la6 NewpOrl Blvd.; not lhe !Ilda located at 1918 Cbarle Slnet, Coo· a. opet'ated by Slrlo •nil Meri &1- Me1a Sluna ls in no Wl.'J tmOlvtd in Ille case. - Christmas ' and ~ew Years. u .s: {lltll~ 'MadJ!UArtfts .. sald ' it whuld oo:sem !be-'Saigon government's cease fire. There wa,,. no ipmu;diate· {to action · from Sout11' \;'letoamese or·Amer· icin' rii.'ilitary teadefs ·to tlie' Viet eon; ann~cemenl.. · . . . , In Saigon the U.,S; C<¥JpnaJl\f report. ed today Iha) a s!eacy increase In figll~ lng in. South Vietnam last .week ten1 Aineriean 6alile.d0alhs to · !be blgbes\ peak in· twQ. moot&. , . ' · . · Tli~ brought. t<.s: .,.tUi 4ealhs In.II:~ vember, the firs! month of the ha~ to all att8Ck'. oil North Vietnam; to 681, or 27 petctmt higher than the 536 who died in ocrooer, . i braage . , I l ···Weather After a inlla· 'dose · Pl J>l)chJ I log, it'll be audey C:illrornli 1 agatn Fri(lay, • Jrith tempera-- lures slipping t9 87 along tha ' coast and 78 (uitlie~tbllaiid .• 1 INSmE '~DAY .. • While they -~1'1 hurt UM U.. ~evil, 1'lcns probablr· uon~t gee any 1D0ri,1, UM ~rnfho bito cOn-ctr. POgt 11·. ' I • • .t.. 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H'ayakawa U ... ~ Pressure ~ ·s F State College Unde r Police Guatd Dra~s Fire §AN F!iANcl$00 (UPO '":-l'ressulo mtllnted today on' act.Ing prWdent S. I. Hayakawa to Dack Gown from his policy o( keeping embattled San Fran- claco State College open with police force. ' 'l'he fiery little semanticist gave no lndicaUon be ·would budge from his goals of boldbtg classes regularly while seeklng imptoveinentS in minority study pro-- grimS. , He · called the 300 hardcore demonstrator• "anarchist&." Classes at the 18,000 sb.Ident college ~an -for the fourth day with no student strikers 1n sight. However. militant leaders vowed new disruptions. Valley Planners Deny Project On SrnaU Lots Jly JAMES McNABB JR. ~ IM DallJ' ~1111 Stitt Founlain Valley p I' an n in g:. com· missioners Wednesday turned thumbs down . on a variance sought by the J. Ray Construction Co. of Costa Mesa to allow a reslde;\i.af" dCvelopment on 81 substandard ..fol.!! on the northwest corner _pf-Newtfope Street and Warner .Avenllf. The vote against the proposed develop- ment was 4 to 1, with Commissioner Thomas Oralton dlllenUng. Lots in the lkcr& project would have ranged in alze 'from 5,700 to S,000 square f...t. Thi clly ltndard f0< residential lots 11 1.-i square feel ASl{EI) DENIAL City PlOnning Director Stan Mansfield recommelkled denial ol the variance rer quest. . In his opinion, Mansfield said, plans for the development did not compare favorably wilh four other developments in the city previously granted the right to build ~ lot,, smaller than the 7 ,200- square-f oot m1nimliin called for in munlcipal,ordi~. ' ,.,A lf'QUP·ci' Negro d;;Q 'le;ders prom· 'lsed to »~in 'the aemonstratrons to show lheir.suj>port for lbe strike started Nov. 6 by the Black &tudents Un,lon. The civic leaders were unsuccessful In demanding thal Hayakaw~ close the campus and remove police. Similar demands were issued bv the Associated Students, some f a c u I t y members and wellare agencies, including San Francisco's family service agency. FSA director Warde LaWman said police must be removed "in order that violence not accelerate." In rejecting the .d.emands, Hayakawa described BSU members as "tools" of u ... S1lld01lta !Ot • llO!>)oCrlfic liocld;r, 11ie SDS iS one of the lnore radical campus groups In the nation. Meantime, the student strike com· ntlttee a.nnotinCed pians for a demor\stra· Uon Saturday at the Civic Center Plaut facing City .Hall. Mayor Joseph Alioto and Gov. Ronald· Raegan have highly praised Hayakawa's get.tough policy. Militant students staged. a noon rally Wednesday in defilµlce of Hayakawa's re~tions but dispersed when con· front by a skirmish llne of 400 polJCf:. The demonstraUon was g e n e r a 11 y peaceful Jn sharp contrast to bloody clashes Tuesday. Sirl1an T1·ial Set Jan: 7, Despite Pr osecution Plea LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The trial of S i f h a n B. Srhan for the murder of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was postponed today until Jan. 7 and it was revealed Talk on Harbor Slated Dec. 12 Development of a program for the proposed dissolution of the Orange Coun· ty Harbor District will be oullined Dec. 12 at a meetirig of the Orange County division of the League of califorrua Cities. Progress of the proposal wilt be diacussed by La Habra Councihnan Hal Sims, chairman of the conunlttee. The meeting ii sclteduled for 7 p.m. at the Friedemann Hall, Orange. Featured at the monthly League meeting will be a talk by Jay D. Michael, special assi&tant to the President of the University of California. Michael's topic will be "The University and Local Government." a prOminent New York attorney would join the defense at that time. Superior Com1 Judge Herbert V. Walkez: overruled the prosecution argu· ment that it was prepared to go to trial . next Monday as scheduled and had its ·witnesses lined up. Judge Walker ruled that Grant Cooper .. who entered the case as chief defense attomey just this week, should be given sufficient Ume to study and prepare t h e defense for the 24-y ea r-o!d Jordanian immigrant accused of fatally wounding Kennedy in the Ambassador Hotel on June 5. Cooper In turn disclosed that Emile Zola Bennan of New York City, who gained national prominence· in 1956 when he defended a Marine drill sergeant accused of marching rookies to ' their death in a tidal marsh near Parrls Isla~d; S.C., would enter the case on Jan. 2. Sirhan, dreued at usual In a pale blue button-down shirt, was silent throughout the bearing except to waive his r i g h t for t b e trlal to start im- mediately and aJ90 to agree '1o closed· circuit televising of Ute sessions. Super visors Argu ~ SC AG vs. SCA CI -' A power struggle between two mulli....._ Baker, a SCAG founder, Is on tbe ez. county .governmental 8.(eOCies Wed---e!!l:mve board of that organlr.atloo. ne:sday brought a verbal battle between Phillips clalmed that SC'ACl wu being two Orange County Supervlsots. lgnored by SCAG and that Its avJation SUpervisors William J. Phillips and studies over the peat five years would David L. Baker engaged in a ~ minute be lost if recogntUon was not given. debate over the status of-the Southern Baker labeled Phillipa' resolution "part CaWornla AvlaUon Council (SCACJ) and of a power play to give SCACI equal the Southern California As.sociation of powers wtth SCAG." Governments (SCAG). Baker pointed out that SC~ not Phlllips offered a resolution lhat would SCACI was the agency given '483,000 withhold '25,200 appropriated by tbt in federal funds to conduct the '700,000 county for a ten-county regional aviation regional airport study. study from SCAG unless SCACl was Los Angeles County supervisors Tues. named as th e aviaUon committee f o r d4y passed tbe _SCACI resolution and the reg1onal study. Los Angeles Supervisor Frank Boll<Ui Pblllips Is presidenl of SCACI and told BaUr he bod been Informed that • Within -2 Weeks the Orange County super.vison had pass-" ed the resolutlon ,Tuelday. Baker "intimated that this wu due to the acUOM of Frank Michelena J former aide to Philµpa and now SCACl':o Vice preSidenL Michelena forcefully denied Baker·s charges saying at no time did he tell Los Angeles supervisors that ·0ran;;e County had passed the resolution. On motion of Supervisor Alton E. Allc11 the board ~ook the subject under sulJ.. mission until Dec. 24. ••we'll all te happier oo lb.$1 day," quipped All., ending the debate wh1ch at, Umt.I w~! heated. · Tax Override, Bond V ote Slated Feb. 25 - A school override tax and bond election has been set for Feb. 25 by trustees of the Huntington &.!ach City School District. S'1.rgery Slated For Viet Girl The dislrict is asking voters to approve $4.75 million in building bonds to keep the district bonded to the level required by the state in order for the district to qualify for state building ronstruction aid, according to Charles Palmer, assis- tant superintendent for business. In addition, the district is ~king a tu hike from the present $1.35 per $100 assessed valulltion to $1.50 over a three-year pbiod. The override requested would amount to 50 centa for the 1oog.70 year, S5 cents fDr the 1970-71 year and 60 cents for 1971·'12. The present •t.S5 rate reve.rts to the statutory 90 cents per '100 assees. eel valuation on July l unless voters apptove a higher rate. Th! district presently ope.rat.es five schools and has another under con· struction. "Wilh the way people continue to move into the district we will have to build more schools," said Palmer. Tbe bonds· would probably not add to the tax rate for bond redemption, which is likely to stay about 40 cents, according to Palmer. Unless the bonds are approved, the district would be unable to use ~ state aid loan of $9. Th million already authorized by voters, he added. You ng Mot or ist R eally Puts Teeth Into Law A sheriff's deputy is today nursing a throbbing finger and wondering if his attempt to curb a young motorist's unusual appetite was really worthwhile. Deputy Joe Currie got the deep cut on his right index finger, he said, when he tried to prevent a Huntington Beach youth from swallowing bis temporary driver's license. He reported that Robin Robert Bewsee, 19, of 15972 Trident St. sought a gastronomic solution to his problems when Currie ordered him to pull over for a vehicle check in Sunset Beach. Currie went after the fast disappearing license and got the deep wound for bis pains. To add injectron to injury, be later was given a tetanus shot - in another location. , Bewsee "'as arrested on suspicion of assau!Ung a police officer. Bergman Film Set The Swedish f 11 m "Winter Light'' directed by Ingmar Bergman will be shown at 8 p.m. Friday December sixth in The Forum at Orange Coast College. Admisslon will cost $1. Little Nguyen Thi Lan -whose mother is staking the child's life on all-or-nothing heart surgery -wil l go into the operating room at Children's Hospital of Orange County withJn two weeks. The hospital's heart surgery team reached its decision late Wednesday, after a long consultation with the 22- monlh-old girl's mother, Le Thi Lan. Spokesmen said the young mother from ba Nang accepts the risks involved in full-scale heart surgery, as opposed to alternalive minor surgery wblcO would have provided considerable, but only temporary relict for the fraH child. Surgeons said that U Suzy, as nurses call her, "''re an American ehlld, they would recommend palliaUve surgerles known as "shunts" until she was mature enough to have the £inal operation. But Sw:y may never be· able to have another miraculous trip to America, such as the present one arranged by Navy Lt. Donald Henning and his wife Linda, ' a nurse at the children's hospital. Currt;ntly, Suzy la being treated fer the aftermath ol a high fever and middle ear infection whlch ·caused postponement of the life-saving sWgery last week. Following surgery, i! it Us auccessful in the case of the weak, 16-pound tot. SIJ&Y will spend .m days of corivalucencc ~fore returning home to South Vletn.am. Doctors say she wtiers from t"·u defects: one a.bole tn the wall separaUng thi! two chambers Of her heart antl the other a con1trictlon of the artery cmying blolil-lo·lbe lungs. Since the latter condition causea bet bldod to Pe starved tor oxygen, · 1111~ l!luffen from occasional blackouts 8nd wouJd not have survived childhood without corrective surgery. Suzy's father· is a soldi'er in the South Vietnamese Army and her critical hea rt defect was disrovered by Lt. Rennin~ w h e n she was brOllght to a· travellnt! Mini ster Denies Hippies Booted for Weird Clothe s The Rev. Robert Schuller, pastor of the Garden Grove Communily Church, today denied the church-hopping Teens for Christ from Huntington Be.a.ch were ordered out of his sanctuary Sunday because of their hippie-styled garb. The Rev. Mr. Schuller said the SO. member band who tromped up the side aisle and sat on the floor at the front of the sanctuary, 12141 Lewis St., were requested to leave because they blocked aisles and violated an ordinance by being in the chancel area. "There are no dress regulations in our drive-in church," he added. The group's leader, "Uncle" Dave Berg, has continued to insist ushers demanded the self-styled "Christian revolutionaries'' exit because of their flowing apparel. · I The Rev. Sc.huller stated he knew beforehand the group, headquartered in the "Light Club" at 118 Main St., in· tended to invade the drive-in church which claims the lar~esl Protestant con- gregaUon in Callforrua. "They talk of love and yet J belie\'1' a ha.Sic. ingredient of Jbve Is court.es~, for another's religion, ' said Schuller. "If . they came out of sinccriiy w·· would welcome them, but they will re- main persona non grata if they come again and refuse to follow sealing rule·! and if they distribute ·any prink!ll material not approved by the church board." Members of the board handed oul religious tracll> to the congregation at the conclusion of the worship service. B:erg has stated the Sunday marehe .. will conlinue, and that another is planned for this roming Sunday. Past marcb-iAA include the First Assembly of God ir~ Santa Ana 8Dd SI. James' Eplscq>a . Church, Newport Beach. o r .... ge Coas& Weadter After a mild dose· of patch,J fog, Jt'll be sunny California again Friday, with tempera. tures 1UppJng to 67 atOng the coast and 78 further inland. INSWE TODAY These Inciud• projects by Tri-Con, vma Monterey, Shields Development and the PBS ColJI!, he said. Mmllf.leld added that · be saw no particulllr lnoovatioos In the Ray plan wilh .._,to .ire.t 11\'00t. part deslsn, or house dellp tllat would justify • vanance. fte¥ yards lndicated In the 'p~ bo ~ """' sballow and. il the bo6.lea were moved forward to allow h r:r a r bacbardl, can parked in drlvewna woWd ban& over sidewalk.I. Beach Plans Sp·ace Month Postal Windows Open Saturdays Post office windows in Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley will be open on the next three Saturdays Crom 1:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., aceording to Fountain Valley Postmaster Hector G. Godinez and Huntington Beach POfllmuter P e t e DIFabto. While the11 may hurt lik:e ,.ht devil, ulcers probably won't ·get a11y worse, like tvrning tnto t:ar~ cer. Page 11. R ocket, Capsule Displays Part of Mayor's Pro clamation JllWUNG l!LA~ In related llcllon Wodnesday nJghl. plannlnl c:ommisslonen set a Jan. I public ¥afin1 on a proposa1 for a similar variance 10Ught by Robert Adams for a deve'lopment on 10 acrtt at the northw<ll comer of MliJIOlla Street and Slater Avenue. New Plans for the property call for 41 borJ!et on 4,0IJG.tquare-loot lots. Previoully, Adams had 801.liht a wne change, but hil repreaenllUve, 1rchlted Armando Va.quez, said Wedneoday thal (Ste LOTS, P11• %) ·\ Space travel will be featured In Hun· tlngtoo Beach •tarting today following a proclamaUon by Mayor Alvin M. Coen of December as "Space Month." A display of rocket models, space capoules and equipment wlll be at the llimtlngton. Shopping Center mall 8Dd main entrance, Edinger ~venue west o! Beacb Boulevard. Alona: with the display ot space hardware csme the most famous of space travelers who dropped into the mall Wednellday night in .om@lhin& leu •pect.acuJar than an ApaUo capsule. ------------- Almoot guaranteed to be lhe main attradlon dUring Ute moat!:l-long space show is Santa ClaUJ who arrived aboard an old, red fire engine. The space hardware -with the tx· ctptlon of the conveyaoce of Santa - ta loaMd by ~thl Natlonal Atl'OllAllUcl and Space AdmlolllraUoo (NASA). Tbe ahow Is to lnsl through Dec. 29 and will' be open from • 1.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Sali1nlay and on Sunday from It a.m. to 5 p.m. Santa ClaUJ, -.r. II 'Hpeclcd lo blast off 'for an arowxl·tbe-world tr\p on Dec. 24. '!'bat trip i.. expected to pleted during the early morning on Dec. 25. repon.d that S.nLa will not lo the center lollowlng the trip, athe e will be underaofng debriefing: for 11ver1l months. Mayor Coen said lhat the show "cer· ta.Inly la a unique opportunity for residents to ,.. and reel the pulse of the space program of which they have heard so much. "It Is .. pecl•lly excltlrut thal Orange 1s.. snow, Pait 11 ' The Fountain Valley post olflce Is at 10201 Slater Ave. The downtown branch in Huntington Beach ls at Olive AVtnue and Main -Slreet. The maln Huntington Beach po,,t of· flee Is at Warner Avenue and Golden West Slreel Contract stations art at the drug store. at 11ST7 M•ln SL,_drug. llott at 15802 Springdale St.,'and paint atorfl at 8849 Adams Ave, Postm1sten of both cities are urgint paID>ns to ahop and mall early to IMUre Ctir\stmaa delivery. Both re:mtnd. that It coets I et.nta to mall a Chrl,tntat card thlJ year, aealed or unsealed. A ' '1' ' 16 . fJfJrW: CHRJSliMO . .. ..I - J DAll.Y PILIT ~1!""11.!!'11 ,Ill -...... _llolll --11 lllt-... • d -. " pied .....,bb'm<n at • 11eor1q 1n Loo AnacJes w~. Tbe A '1'4J' Commltl1• on TranspoNtlon and Commerce bean! • Loi AnCeJel pbyllicill'• recording of jelii ...-.. Iii loioff and laoding. T b e demonilratlon otartled worW. ln ollica In the Slate Bulldlllg, wbo ruabed out le lnvatlgale lbe - Pilnt Sets 'Win Share' Exhibition The DAILY PILOT will apen a special exhibit. the Win YOUR Share Show, oo the mall at Huntlogtob Center neit Wednesday lo coooperallon with General Telephone Co. Shares of stock and a 200lh annlveraary edlUoo of the Encyclopedia Brilannlca will be given away al the cUmu of the show which will clooe Saturday nlgbL An exhibit at the DAILY PILOT .OOW will graphically Wustrate · haw each trading day's complete stock market reports from the New York and Amer· ican stock ei:changes are flashed across the nation at 1,050 words per minute by Data.speed machines U!Ulg telephone lines. The complete stocks re-port arrives at the DAILY PILOT plant In 12 minutes, starting ooly 10 minutes after the market close· In New YOrk at 12:30 p.m. (local time). Object of the show is to tell Huntington Valley area readers of the DAILY PILOT how, starting Monday, Dec. 115, because of increased press capacity, the DAILY PILOT will be able to deliver "today's closing stocks today" in home-delivered editions. The Wlo YOUR Share Sbow wi11 be open da l ly Wednesday through Salunlay from I to I p.m. Wbmer need not be preaent to win the priloa for whJch a drawing will be held at ap- proDmately 9 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14. Stocki to be gtven away at the show will be fumtsbed by l(r.,.... & Co., lnc., the Huntingtao Beach area's f.irat stoct brokenge firm, whlcb will open olfke8 Oil Dec. IS In The Boardwalk shopping center, liu!ltlogtoo Harbour, and by l(clloanell !JO'lpa AatmlautiCI Co., Huntington Beacb. The DAILY PILOT exbibil will be a "side aho1f' to a large ah1b1t to be manned during the ume hours on Ille HJDe days by General Telephone Co. The GeneraJ phone company show will give away one long distance telephone call to anywhere in the conUnental United States every half hour throughout the four daya. l'rot11 Pqe 1 SHOW .•. County should recelve this fabulous NASA exhibit on the eve of the Apollo fUght OD Dec.. 21. '' Tbe mayor's failure to mention the space flight on Dec. 24 is regarded as merely an oversight by show officials )ri>o aald Ille Dec. M fllgbt II more eertaiD than Ille one !Cbeduled for Dec. 11. • On dlapJa, are Items locludlng a b!iH llCaie model of the Apollo spacec:ral~ • 31-foot acale model of the Saturn m rocte1, the vehicle usec1 to """ utronaull around the earth In October; a Cfoot ocole model o[ the three-stage Saturn V lunar vehicle which iJ to take the astronauts on the trip around the moon. A onMonth aca1e model of the S-!VB, made by McDonnell Douglas AltronauUcs ' 1n lllmtlnilon Beach will he shown. It .nN aa the flnaJ stage on both the Salam v launch veh1cles. DAllY PllO T n-·· i..-,11 ..... n..11111 A. M11,...l11• Ml ...... E.,_. iJMtt w. ..... Wifft111t ..... '~i. Mllnlillllelt .... • ..,.. City~ ...... Q ........ Offtce l itt ''"' Sftfft Maitn•1 A4t1NUI P.O •••• ,,, 92641 --.......... l llllW.lle ... ........ c-.-.1 ........ ... i..-leKfil1 m ,._. ,,_ Eoes Call • of'j<t..,. In '"Ille ..... (It .... -w abo'lt ~Ible toler111e1.1• The llatemenl Unillns l10bO with death . came from .. AllOll'Y Alvin G-"1d, who __ II ~II jlvJni D!'lf Ille airport who.are JU1ng Ille alrporl over the noise. ~ -testlCl!nl bel<n lbe com- MILY PILOT ....r ,._.. WILDEST SOUVENIR -Costa Mesa girl June McKee, 19, shows copy of newspaper China Mall, whose headline identified the OCC theater arts major as-naturally-a starlet. San Francisco and Orange County were made one and .the same in another reference to the girl apd her brother Gary, 16, in a story of their hunt for Wan Kwal Ying. Mission Im.probable Mesa Girl Tells of Orient Adventure By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of ... D111r rUtt Ir.ti Strange things happen in the exotic Orient. like the transformation of a pret- ty Costa Mesa ocb®lgtrl oo a quiz show trip into a ritovJf/sfarlet embarking .m. a mercy mission. Red-haired June McKee, 19, and her brother Gary, 16, of 2755 Tern Circle. are again getting used to U.S. life tod&; after arri vlng home Tuesday night fron. Hoog Kong. Although the lively newspaper Cblna Mail glorified the facls a bit, MlA \lcKee did accomplish ber mlssloo al finding Wan .Xwal Ying, !~ a·Ollnest girt !omerly supported by frleodl lo the Harbor Area. TOUCIDNG MEETJNG The meeting after days of bunting the youngster helped by the Don McCartin family, of 31745 Aguacate Road, San Juan Capistrano, until she was no loflger eligible, was both awkward and toucl>log. "Tbe only thing w•. bad In common was finding out bow everyone wa.s," aald Miia McK .. , a aopbomctt theatrical arts major at Orange Cout Collqe. L!fe aty!es aro ao vutly dUferent that shy, ao!Hp<>ken Kwal Ying found it hard to envision bow the family of the Costa Mesa attorney, or June and her family,' fulfill their days and nights. "'Ibey just can't c;omprehend,'' said June, "ucept when I told them the McCartins live lo the country - Capistrano," she giggled to hersell, "and that they have lots Of animals and pets." "'Mlat did e1:clte them, animals are more common tn Hong Kong," she said. June herself found ille for the average family in Hong Kong to be, well - ju.st plain bard. "It sure made me appreciative of what I have ... going into tllltt .area," said June, who won a trip to Hong Kong and the Orient just. one year ago on a sbcrt-lived televiaion quiz .show. LOOK UP GIRL Since !he and Gary wero finally going, her boyfrteod Mike Mc:Cartin and bb parents aaked them to look up the little school girl they had once sponsored through the Foster Parent.s Plan. A monthly check for $15 provided for needs or her life, '6 or the gtft going to her education. Time, circumatancea of her We and advancement of other pupils, howeffr, !lnally fon:ed l(wal Ying out . Medical Towers Opens Satm·day HanUnaf<in Medkal Towers, a part o( the holpltal complu at B<acl> Boulevard and Newman A....,ue In Hun-Unat<in Beacb, II acbeduled to opeo Satun111. The buDdlng II a !~ brick struc- ture ed,Jacont to H...un,ton lntercom- munlty bolpila! at 171122 Beach Blvd. U has 441,GOG _... leet o[ otnc.. space divided llllo :r5 prolaulonal lullei, • cllnlcai la!>oraloey and • pharmacy. Colt ol Ult olflee development ln- dudlnf land ii ~ u fU mlllJoo. j\ "The Idea II to keep them lo achooL They ...py llreaa leamjpg English But she bu her family to help auppart," Jmie explained. June and, Gary made lheir way through streets littered wiUf ·filth and dead animals to the agency's office -in hllls near the Red China border - during their search for the girl. WENT LOOKING Armed with additional inl(lfillation, they went looting fer her with an in- terpreter frmi the Hoog Kaog Depart- ment of Social Services and tracked down Mn. Wan, her mother. There, in a tin but scrupuloualy clean, yet full ol love and Hope for a better future, lhey were directed to a watch· band factory where the girl ·Who !O loved school spends her days. Her pay is $5 weekly. GradualJy, news of the Yankee girl's stubborn search came to light as she sought Kwai Ymg and she was in- terviewed by.the flashy China Mail and the more sedate Associated Press. "You should have beard our folb after we got in Tuesday," said June imitating squawks of protest, since tbeY had asked her to avoid the aeamy aide il' her hunt over the teeming Oriental city. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. McKee were visiting in the east during the same period an<J only learned of their teenage.rs' activities when contacted by newsmen as they arrived home Monday. Gawking by Chinese unused t o Caucasian faces and pan baud 11 n g demands for questionable tips and stipends ln both Hong Kong and Tokyo, however. were about the wurst the brother and sister encountered. "It all went so fast." said June of her once-ln..a-lifelime experience. One or the pair's newspaper interv1en -with the Mall -involved a reporter June said was just right out or the old movies, not!pad in band and · re- phrasing her questions !or maximum dramatic effed. "l told, him I was a theatrical arta major and he said 'wouldn't that mean you'd like to be a star?'," June recalled, "so I told him I th:Jught an,yone in the field hoped someday to become pro- fessional." Crossing HOng Kong Harbor in a fer- ryboat that night, June said she glanced over a gentleman's shoulder at his copy of the Mail and saw herself described in a headline as a U.S. starlet, with accompanying photo. "~ I ftlt like everyc:me was watch- ing me," she said. 'Herman' Fined $240 For Cash Smuggling LONDON (AP) -Pop Illar Herman ol Hennan'a Hermit! WU fined $S40 by • Loodoa mqllrlale today allot pl'8111n( guilty to aiteDi>tlni to BIJIUQI• ueo lo cash oo1 of Brt1a1n. Herman. whose r e a I name 1J Peter Noone, wu on his way to a vacation in the Spanish i&laod or Ibiza last June II when customs men llopped him at London airport. They found Ill< dollara under tho llnJni ol his fllib1 bag. Britons Ill'< allowed to lake OlllJ ftaO with them. I Cong lC_all ·3-day Ce~se-fire Red Forces An~unce Yule, New Year Truce . ' ...__._ • SAIGON -The ·Viet Cong aald lodoy C'mmnmist forces in South VittnatD will -.ve thne-day cease lltea dur· 1ng Ille Quiatmaa and New Yw holl- ~.Jt anoouncement came as U. S. boml>m blaated Communist strong- bolda 1¢ IUpply routes north of Salgoo Where bt<nalfied fighting the past weeit puahed American combat deaths to 1he blgbest point lo 10 weeks. The toW of -killed jlur1ng the war waa nWinl the 30,000 mart. ' The . clandNtlne "Radio Liberation'' aald Viet !'.oog ~ woold Clboerve ceUe flrei'fioin 1 LDL llec. ZI 14 I IUD. Dec. rr, and again ~ L a.m. Dec. 30 to 1 LDl. Jan.. 2. The --South Vi<!1nam President Nguyen '7aa Tbieu'1 zmouoce.. ..... _, thal bis -woold ob- serve a lliog1e ~ tru<e begiolllog request was being withdrawn. More than 50 neighboring property owners turned out for a Nov. 20 hearing to proteot the original request for a rezone and many of the same property owners were on hand We&lesday night. The applicant said the new plans are designed to create "something better in comrf111nlt'y planning." II streets, driveways and guest parking are mb- tracted frmi the overall area, he said. and the resulting figure divided by the 48 homes planned, the plan would allow 7 ,000 square feet per lot. OTHERFActLlTIE'i Architect Vasquez aald tho develop- ment would include additional recreaUon facilitie!. a "pocket greenbelt" and a playing field for games. Wednesday nlght's planning com- mission ~ of variances from the tJlj llla!Jd;rd !fol~•• - on the subject during a city council session earlier this week. In reply to questio_ns by Cooncilman Ed Just, an avowed foe of lot size reduction by variance, City Attorney Edwin Martin told councilmen their ac- tions in granting such requests could be "successiully defended" in coo:rt. Payroll Tax Rejected LOS ANGELES (AP) -The City Coun- cil has overwhelmingly rejected a pro- posal to levy small payroll and income tazes on city residents. al I Cfi Chrlslm.u l!ve to boo« both a.rt. · and New Years. U.S. mllltiry headquartera aald It would ob3erve the Sa1gon government's cease fire. T1lere WU DO immediate re- action from 'South Vietnamese or Amer- ican miliWy leaden to the Viet Cong announcement. In Saigon the U. S. Command report- ed today that a steady increase in fight· Ing 1n South Vietnam last week sent American battle deaths to the highest peal: In !WO months. 'Ibis brought U.S. batUe deaths In No- vember, the llr8t mooth of the ball le all atlacl. on North Vietnam, to 681, or rr perceit blgber than the 636 who died lri October. ' Although there were oo major battles 1n the week ended Saturday, scores of small unit clasbes left Z28 Americans killed and 1,094 WOOllded, the COIIlllW>d 88.ld This compared with 160 killed and l,432 wounded the previous week. Sooth Vietnam counted :m men t!lled and 789 wounded, comoared with ' Z46 killed and 902 woundedi the week Defore. A toial of 2,689 enemy sollden were killed last week. In the prevlOU1 week, the enemy dead were put at 2,175 but this was raised later to 2,706. The Viet Co:ig has called for a stepped up offensive and a second call wenf-ou t over Radio Hanoi Tilursday, bUt the Increase in U.S. batde deatha bu r e- sulted largely from Americas aggres- siveness. The U.S. Conuuand announcad after . the bombing halt Nov. I that U would intemify ground actlon to · keep the enemy from g.ming arly ad.vintage from it. Both the allies and the enemy com- mand have declared that flahtlng would be intense while peace talb a:o OD in Paris. To Send Observer Harriman Certain Nixon Will 'Take Over' Talks NEW YORK (AP) -W. Averell Har· riman said today, after conferring with President-elect RJchard M. Nixon, that he is confident Nixon will send a personal observer to the Paris talks and will replace the two principal American negotiators soon after taking office. Nixon, who had tentatively decided against sending an observer to the peace talb before inauguration day, was said to be &hlftlng his attitude at the urging of Harriman, who saJd that he and deputy negotiator Cyrus R. Vance felt such a move would be "a very excellent way to insure continuity." Talking to newsmen after meeting with Nil:on for more than an hour, Harriman made it clear he and Vance will turn over their tasks to Nixon's team when the President-elect takes office. Although there had been much specula· tion that the president-elect would retain either Harriman or Vance in the interest of continuity, Harriman said he planned to return to Washington come J a n. 20 and reported that Vance might remain In Paris-but "only for a few days." The veteran diplomat said he thought Nixon would send an observer to Paris later thls month but said, "I do not know who he will be or when be will come." Harriman said he got no impression in his talk with Nixon that the incoming administration would basically change the negotiating approach of the United States. And he said he didn't think the Comm~ide would pay a great deal of attention to the shift of power 1n Washington -that they see liWe di!- ference between Democrats an d Republicans but regard both groupi as "imperialist Capitalists." The Paris envoy said he did tell Nixon that the rather compact American negou,.ttng team, including Its supporting staff, might have to be increased soon by a few men in order to promote close liaison with the Saigon delegaUon that will join the talks. Asked U he !bought No;th_/letnam had taken military advant&B'I of the total bombing halt in the North ordertd last month by President Johnson Har- riman said all evidence indicat~ the Norlb actually has significaaUy reduced the number of its forces in the South in recent weeks. ~---·M•MMM ......... 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The purpose is to discourage oc- cupation of parking places by employes, parking spaces that could be filled with customers for downtown stores. Planl 14 enforee the long..tanding ordinance were laid this week at a meeUng of city officials and buslnesSmen Gordon Strachan, Joe Bushard, Bill Mariner and Robert Benner. Notice of the new tack on the old parking problem came to some this week in the form of a UWe prlnted card placed on their car windshield!. It reads: ''Notice, 'Mle Police Depart- ment is now enforcing lhe 'No Meter Feeding' ordinance. "Those who park in oiie space longer than the lime limit indicated on the meter will be cited. This will make convenient parking a v a i I a b I e ·to customers (customers is in capilal letters underllned twice). "Employes please cooperate. You will find abundant free parking on Broadway near the Festival grounds." the card is signed, "Downtown Business Associa- tion." 'The cards are to be passed out to employes by merchants and to be placal on cars by the police. How~ver, the first cards placed on wtn~hields were apparenU)' the' wort_ of some merchant. City Mana.gerr J flJlf4. D.J W}\eatoo said,. "They kind of juniped· 1bt ~-gun oq us lf they are putting them on "cars." · Wheaton confirmed that the police parking meter officers, after passing out the warning cards, will begin chalk- tng tires to determine overtime viola- tions. The time meters allow varies with different &ections of downtown.. Some Lafru11Gf1rlns By Phil lnterlondl ''What a town! Yast•day I cittd thl'ff: 'grnh,' two 'near-greats' .and fOu r 'ha1-bt,1n1' ••• '' · ' meters art 24 minutes. Others ailaw one hour, two hour, four hour and five . hour parking. .... : Wheaton said violators will be charged $1 for each successive ticket. A ~lr parked all day might be cited several times. Wheaton said the enforcement, iniUa lly at least, will be only downtown, between U!gion Street and the Broadway area. "This will give us an opportunity to determine the ·effect or. e[)lorcement of I.his section of the code , befOre changes Jn hours, meters or whBtever,.;' 1aid the city manager. He said be hopes the city lot on El Paseo near Dante's will have meters installed this month which employes could use . The lot, part of the Main Beach acquisition, would accommodate about 45 cars. .......................... oc ...... i12.......................,,,..,....~ ..... Bl"~r!:: .. ~~ ........ -........ 'T ... ~"Z ... U' Final Freeway Section Open By Orristmas Santa Claus won't be held up on his Christmas Eve travels throu@;h Southern California by any unfinished freeway sections, the State Division oi Highways predicted today. A.'I opening date of Dec. 24 Is set for the final link of the San Diego Freeway which will be dedicated Friday at 10:30 a.m., at the new community of Irvine. The final link cl the 73-mlle freeway beginning at the Sepulveda Gap near Encino will tie into the Sanl.a Ana Freeway at Sand Canyon Road, com· pletlng a major Southland thoroughfare. Master of ceremonies for the Friday rites will be Dwain Freeburg, chairman or the .freeway dedication subcomm1ttee of the Orange County Chamber of Com- merce. Three speakers will be fealured , along with Orange Coast beauJ.y queens, county and city officials and the Third Marine Wing Band and Color Guard from El Toro J\.1arine Corps Air StaUOTL Speakers are; -Gordon c. Luce, secretary of the State Business and Transportation Agen- cy, representing Gov. RonaJd Reagan. -Alton E. Allen, Orange County !ll1h dlstrlet supervisor. ' -Haig Ayanian, D ls t r ic t Seven Engineer. California DlvWoo. o f Hig?lways. I Site oI the dedicat1ot\ ceremony Is northbound 181\U of the freeway, near the Jamboree Road overcrosslng. VLstton and guestll may reach the spot via the northbound San Diego Freeway onramp at Culver Drive, ao- cordlng to division of highways officials. 11lere will be no motorcade down the f1nllhed freeway, but participant.s will make their way on to the Mesa Verde Country Club in Cosll Mesa for I lun- cheon. NEW YORK (AP) -Weeknesa in blue chips dragged down the stock market to a fairly sharp Jo.u 1ate this afternoon. (Set quolatinm, Pqet 12-33). • , ~ Pi~k Name Judge Does· for Laguna Con vict It wasn 't apparent in Superior Court just how much the former Paul Gilbert Diaz digs Shakespeare but it was certain that the Laguna Beach jallbreaker heartily endorses one ef the Bard's im- mortal queries : "What's in a name ?" It took Judge William Speirs less than one minute Tuesday to decide that Diaz, 24, of 1834 Woodland Road, will hen- ceforth be known as David Baker. Even then, the jurist noted, no one -including Diaz -knows it that's the escapee's real name. The defendant, one of 11 county jail prisoners w h o slithered their w a y to freedom via a ventilator shaft last Feb. 20, was listed on· the criminal calendar as Paul Gilbert Diaz. Judge Speirs, flipping the bulky dossier, decided 1Jt was high time that Ber gman Film Set ~ The Swedlah f i Im "Wlnter Light'' directed by Ingmar Bergman will be shown at 8 p.m.·Friday December · sixth in The Forum at Orange Coast College. Admission will cost $1. "' Diaz picked out far permanent use one of the many names he's used In the past. "U only," he commented, "for the sake of future court calendars. "Which nipne would you prefer to use?" he asked the defertdant, who faces felony escape charges. "Well, er," muttered Diaz, "I sure don't know. I've bad ao many names. J just don't remember any more," he said. ' "What's your real name'?" asked the judge. Diaz shuffled a Uttle. "Well, like I .said, I've bad IO many names 1 just don't remember any more," he replied. "Right," said Judge Spelts. "Let's look at your record. Here's one, David Baker. How does that strike you?" "Sure," said Diu. "Any one. I don 't mind." And· David Baker who was Paul Diaz left lhe court obviowlly relieved by Judge Speln:' es:erclse ln nomenclature. · He has to come back Friday for further action on tlie charges. It's right there on the calendar. ~ "No. 18. David Baker." ~robe May Cover By JEROME F. COLLINS or 1t1t DellY "llM Jltlff Newport Beach and Orange COunly government authorities are nervously. awaiting Wednesday. Dec. 11. Conservatloni&ts, on the other hand, are looking forward to it wilb en· lbusium. The reason: On that date, 1 legislative sub- committee probing lhottllne .... wUl conduct an all-day pubUc bearing •t Newport City Hall. The hearing date:. time (10 a.m.-5 p.m.) and place were confirmed today. Also confirmed wu the e1.pectaUon that the Orange County-Irvine Company U-Newport Bay land elcliange wlll • I ) ' be • princlpal t.ple. Another may be the county's plan1 -If any -for public use of ocean front land In the Salt Creek area south of Laguna Beach. · "We're especially concerned about the problem of acces:s to public lands, IUCb as Utlelands, 1' said Dave Hayes, con- sultant for ~ Assembly Subcommittee on Conservation and Beac:hea. • "Tiie Back Bay (land ezehange) pro- blem ls sure to come up," he uld. "We"ve -loU ol ealll from people wlshing to tesUfy against it." Tife propooe<I lrinsaetlon, Involving the swapplfW of 450 acres of Irv1hl upland• lor 157 aew of county tldelllldl,. w 1.t I be defended by County Harbor UltlCIOr .. ' . ' .. • ' • • 4 .. rv1ne Land Lies At North CitY,L~ts Laguna Beach councilmen Wedne&da1 laid the groundwork for a po.sslble future annexation of 140 acres of Irvine Com- pany land 14 the northerly city Jlmlll. '"lbe trv1ne Company has indicated Interest in annexing and developing ~ ta1n properUes adjacent to the northerly city lim1ts of Laguna Beach,'' reported Joseph Sweany, clty public works dlreo- t.r. However, Ray Watso11, trvlne senior vice president ln charge of land develop- ment, said today there are no present plans for development of the area. He referre<t to the changes u m~nical. Sweany said the company in 19&l con- tributed $21,1533 to asses.m.ent district for sanitary sewers. In rel.um the com- pany was allowed rights to development of 140 abres. · The land in quesUon consisted of two parcels on the easterly side of Coast Highway: One is 60 acres easterly of the Macco tract and the other is across the highway from Irvine Cove. Sweany said, "Irvine Company ha.! requested authorization to combine these acreages and develop a single parcel - of 140 acres in either of the two blocks mentioned." Councilmen authorized 'revision of a 1946 agreement with the company to permit the consolidation. Laguna Brig1itest .Spot A~ng Cowt During Yuletide As IL! verdant hills twinkle to life every_ night oI the Yule season, Laguna Beach should be a bright spot along the Orange Coast. At any rate that's the goal of Laguna's Jaycees who are conducting an expanded home lighting conle$t this year. It's part of the bright Yule theme of the city, a "Festival of Lights." ,,.. Judging of the best home decorations will take place Dec. 22. Entry blanks may be had at the Chamber of Com4 merce. Ca'tegories, said Chairman Er n I e Quigley, will include best ·religious display, b e 1 t use of lights, best tree de<:<1raUon, best can:<fle display and best fantasy display. Separate prizes are also lo be gi ve n by areas. They Include : -Broadway to Thalia Street. -Broadway to Emerald Bay. -Mystic Hills. · -Emerald Bay and Irvine Cove. -Temple Hills and Top of the World. -Arch Beach Height... -Thalia Street to the south city limits. -SOulh Laguna. Peggy Campbell Funeral Friday Funeral services for Margar.et "Peg- gy" Campbell, 68, a resident of Laguna Beach for 20 years, will be held Friday. The Rev. Ray C. Gery will officiate at the 11 a.m. services In Laguna Beach Funeral Home chapel. Mrs. Campbell died Tuesday at South Coast Community Hospital. Intennent wilt be at Fore.st Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale. Survivors In- clude two couslns, Florence Satterfield of North Hollywood and Ada Hanley ol Manhattan Beach. Plag Opens Tonight ·Linda Burrell, who plays tiUe role in "The M:adWOJ'I¥ln of Cbaillot" being staged .by Laguna Beach High &hool sludenls, rehearses with Stuart Rabinowitsch, who plays waiter at sidewalk cafe. Perfo~ ances are set for 8:30 o'clock tonight, Friday nigllt and Saturda)' night. (See Teen Corner, Page 2) Ma~~~ade Reef May M~£ '~,urfer's Waves' Says Prof By THOMAS FORTUNE Of ttt. 0.llY Pll" l l1H It takes a combination ot a stor:m at sea. and an underwater reef to produce the kind of long~urllng wave surfers dream aboul Stirring up storms may be beyond man's means, but artificial reets are not, says Saddleback College geology instructor Peter Tresselt. He believes one good place for a surf-shaping reef would be off West Newport. Not only would it 'create a new surfing area, it Would decrease beach erosion, he claims. . Attributing beach erosion to waves breaking right on the shoreline, he said an artificial reef c o u I d cause wav~ to begin .breaking several hundred yards at sea. Energy would be dissipated before the wave reached shore and the wave rolling in would create a long ru.n far surfers. Erosion control i.a also of concern to Tresselt, who at ~ is stW an active surfer. He said his is not an original idea by any means. "Guys who have surfed have been dreaming of these things for years and yeara." He saJd all one has to do ii look at tbe natural reefs off some of the cove beaches-in Laguna and one begins to see the posslblllUea. Tresselt figures the ·cost of • building a reef to create a aurflng area 100 yards across would be about $Z00,000 to $300,IO). Breakwater rock wookl 'havt 14 be brought from Calallna· !Jland and divers would be needed to place ft, he said. "This is not the type of project pri•a'te enterprise could handle, •1 be said. "'J!here Is no economic profit to . be gained. And you've ioi . a .problem of stat~ tldeJands." - He concluded ruch a recreational facili- ty will have to be developed by a governmental agency. Re doesn't know when or where, bu1 he bD~s that the day will come. Singers Perf orrn For Art Guild ingers J8!1t .and Sonny B_ud(f wi 't orm selections frotn hJt musical.- in an annu~I Christmas mttttng an<~ p am of lhe Dana Point Art Guild dnday. . The B u d d s and their ctlildren wilt entertain iri t h f: bah& Polnt ComfnUnity House at the 7:45· p.m! event. · ' . · ' ·Besides. the singers, en'tertainm:Eint w.fll include Chri!tmas caroling and a reading by Glad Keer o1 uie·stoiy of the !JtUest' Angel. TM 8.ru)ual meeUng will en(I with open- ing of gifts brought bf members. ·Tmse' attending are -asked -to bf!ing gift.I iJ: tended for either male or tem._ie. Or~ge ,Cou• -""111, ' ""· -.. w-ther Alter a: mild doae1 of patchy fog, it'll . be 1u~y California again Friday.. · with, tempera· tures .Upp)Dg t~. 67 .along IP• coast ond la funner Inland. ' ' , IN!imE .Jl'ODAY Salt Creek Use -While tilt~ mqy· hurt·Ulc tllf dnil, ulctr1 prqbablJI won·i o.i any sooiae; ·Wee &urning mto con- ~r. Page 11. · KeMelh Sampeon and other officiaJJ... Sampson's appearance ls on the bearing agenda. He may have to fend off a f\Jll house of Sierra Club and Audubon Society op- ponents ol the exchange, still facing a court test. Leaders of the Audubon Society, It was reported, have sent reminders to all members of the ~ange County chapter to 1ttend the bearing. There are some 8\)0 members, 'lbe City Councll cllamben hold 120. • Cba.lnnan of the conservaUon and beaches subcommittee is Alan Sleroty (D-Beverly Billi). His chalrln1 or the session assures, In tht view of some 0!5scrver1, a rou&b ' day for the B:Jm,!19Jr. trade .. SJ~ty once aerved aa · ailve usbtant to fonner U . Gov. Glenn Andenon, who conslltently voted against ~ cout\ty-lrvine plan as a member ol ~ allte Landa Commlllk>n. · The interest of the fa Cl -11 n di' n I ~mbl,y subeommlltee in the Sall Creek area 'ltaa lhdlcated two montha ~ at a hw'ing beld Jn_Santa Moolca. A ...0. committee member at Lbl Ume men- Uoned the .Laguna Nifud ruldenUal development in coMecli90 wllh the gener1l 111bjee\ of disappearing poienUal recceaUonal land. , "We wm probably Pk eouoty plaMlng people abool Laguna Niguel," lald (S.. SHORE, P.,. 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Mayor Josepli Alioto and Gar. Ronald Raegan have b1ghJy ~ llayakawa'l g......, pollcy. tmprovemen11 In minority llludy pro-Similar demands were laiued by the grama. He cllled the 300 hardcore Associated Students, some I a c u l t y d"1lOllltraton "anarcbiltl." memben and welfare egencl.,., Including C1u!<1 11 the 11000 atudeDt cnllege San Fruclaco'1 family semce agency. b11a fl>!' the -·daf wllll,.. -FSA dlroctor Warde Laldman-pollco .. - New School Planned iii Highlands San J-1Jt E1tme!'1a17 sch o o 1 D11tr1c1 lrulleel WodJ\llld&Y nJ&bl ac- cepted an 11&1.000 kr'I bid to bdlJd an u :ret wuwned eJementarJ llCbool In Capiltrano !Dghlandl: 'rbe low bid by • Eller ConltrUc!on Ce., " Santa Ana.-.... JiJlll under the 1113,000 es11maie. The houlln& trlct seboo1 dlstrlcl'I seventh elementary school II ocbedulod Ill< complotlm by -Seplemlier. The boanl allo atmlod data for landlca)llnl complellon al La Pu In- termediate ·'School arid Linda Vlata EJ<menlary School; boll> In Mlllllon Vie- jo, until later tbll maoth. Both llCbnnla have been occupl.a-aince the IChool year btim- ln another --agroed to eni.r Into OllCl'O'll' to purehase a Turtle -ochool lllte from the Irvine Com- J>Ul' for 1331,oilo. It II not yet known when • llCbaol mfilll be built ... the ~lllte. '!be board aJ>ll'O"'d a plen for JIRl"lll volunteer! to sell educational paperback books to students during the lunch boor. Programs for use of students as caleterla helpers and "Jllllllon of alter sc.hool sports a n d extra curricular ac-- tivllla will be ccollldered again •l their Jamw'l' me<llq, the board decided. They wed the district lllall for more delalll .. bolh pnll>Ollls. Wounded Vet Sues Hospital In Watch Theft A twice-wollOded war veteran lost his valuable walch and $40 in cub while a patient at the Orange County Medical Center' bla father has alleged In filing a cla!m for $100 wllb the Board of Supervllon. Marvin A. Fairfield, of W3 S. Lowell St., Santa Ana, aatd his Vietnam veteran llOll, Richard lost the valuables when be wu taken to the hospital for treat- ment m Injuries lllllered In a ndoreycle accident. 'Ibe watch, a 27-jewel alann model bad been purchased In Vietnam tlree ,...u before the Sept. 30 trip to the ~ cla!m lelter to the board, Fatrlleld aald: "I know lbal peopla will forget these men too 110011 but let'• give them a break for a while at 1eut." Ula mother gava the ywtb $40 u be left the home on his motorcycle. He aald he bad not spenl any of the money. Wben be tell the hospital, his wallet c:olllained on I y $4. The heavy leather· covered, steel spring watchband was found under the X-ray table minua the waich. the f:a1ber revealed. DAllY PllOT OIWf08 COAIT PUlt.llfflNG ~Nf'f ........ w .... ,._ ... "'*""-' Jedr: .. c.rt.., V1ol,,..... _ ....... Mnttt , .......... ,..,e\r=· '---221: htto1t A.._ Mtdllt M4tt1t41 P.O. I• .U. tl:W : .. OM.. c.tlt ......... .., .... ~ ....,., 1111 Willlt ..... ....... JIUIC 11 ,_, .. ...... • DAILY PILOT""',.,... WILDEST SOUVENIR -COiia Mesa girl June McKee, 19, shows copy of newspaper China Mall, whose headline identified the OCC theater arts major as-naturally-a starlet. San Francisco and Orange County were made one and the same in another reference to the girl and her brother Gary, 16, in a story of their bunt for Wan Kwal Ying. Mission Improbable Mesa Girl Tells of Orient Adventure By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of .. o.&IJ Pli.t ..... Strange thinp happen in the exotic Orient, like the transformation of a pret· ty Costa Mesa schoolgirl on a qulz show trip Jnto a movie starlet embarking "1 a mercy mission. Red-b8lred June McKee, 19, and · her brother · Gary,· 16, of 2755 Tern Circle,, are again getUng used to U.S. life tod&.1' after amving home Tuesday night fro~ Hong Kong. Although the lively newspaper China ,\!all glorified the lam a bll, Ml,. \!cKee did accomplish her mission o( finding Wan Kwal Ying, 14, a OtlneSI girl formerly eupported by frtmdl In the Harllor Area. The meeting after days of bunting the youngsler helped by lhe Don McCartin family, of 31745 Aguacate . Road, San Juan Capistrano, unW she was no looger eligible, was both awkward and touching. "The only thing we bad In commoo was finding out how everyone waa," said Miss McKee, a sophomore theatrical arts major at Orange Coast College. Ufe styles are ao vastly different that lhy, eoft4poken Kwal Ying found It hard to envision bow tbe family cf the Colt& Mesa attorney, or June and ber family, fulfill their daya and nights. .. They just can't com~hend," said June, "except when I told them the McCartins live in the country - Capistrano," she giggled to herseH, "and thal they have Iota m animals and pell." Coast High.way Parking Limited Parking restr!d!om foc _.. of safety were established Tuesday by the Orange County Board ol &ipervlsors oo Pacific Coast Highway at Niguel Ro a d In the Monarch Bay area just n<rt.b of Dana Point. Parking will be prnhiblled oo the eut side al the highway for 230 feet each way from Niguel Road and oo the west side m the highway fo< 6IO feet IOUlh and · 1,100 feet north. 1'Tbat did excite them, animals are more common In Hong Kong," she said. June herself found life for the average family In l!Ollj! Koog to be, well - juel plain bard. ' , " "It sure made m·e appre?ta.Ove of what I have .•• going into that area," said June, who won a . trip to Hong Kong and the Orient just one year ago on a short-lived televisloo quiz show. Front P,,.e I SHORE ••• Hayes. The county Road Department recenuY abandoned Salt Creek !Wad, whlcb cull through Laugna Niguel property and leads up to tbe edge of Sal1 Creek beach, long used by llllrfen. The road. runs along the odginal roole of El Camino Real. Wben Pacillc Cou! Highway was completed farther 1nland in the 1930's, the state turned tbe road over to the county. PUBUC ACCESS The road has been the ooly oublic access to Salt Creek be.acb, which wu once included 1n a state muter plan fqr parks . Public owner_sbip o f the Salt Creek shoreline area ls now oceanward of the mean high tide line -rough]y half-way up the beach. Newport Beach city aides are gathering information for testimony a\ next week's hearing on the city's ba.y front and ocean front land use policies. • City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt Aid the bearing will give Newport the op- portunity to deny frequent criticlim that the city, largely through le.ue policies, tries to limit publk: ...,. m JMihllc tidelands facilities. "The reputation is unde9ef'Ved," Aid Hurlburt. "Now we have . the~ cbaDce lo document it." Harbor Coordinator George Dawes ls inventorying public facilities iD the bay, Hurlburt noted. The 11.sl and other data will be submltiod to the Sleroty mb- commlltee. Mesa Proposal to U.S. Taken Lightly in Laguna Could It be that 1-Beach <OUD- cllmal oren i taking oerl<>llll' the •dvlce being given the ledorlll government by o.ta Mesa. 1be Laguna O'OQP, at least, made li&ht wort Wodnlld111 nlgbt m a ea.ta M-r-1u11on aimed at tbe cutbacl: In federal spemllnC. It relallJd "'rediidlOn "' lederlll lunda for •Jllil'!ftd C&!Homfa hl&h•llY projeda. Amq the ............ oppoolng the cutbacl:, there Is dln!ctloo that copl" ol the Coote Men Ceuncll .....iuuon be senl the Pr<&lden~ Congressmen and the Nattnnlll Leque of CIUea. A copy '(. ' I se SF .. State ·ca·m,pus: • • ' ' ' LAGUNA -TEEN CORN£R ' By JOM -'.GORMAN . . . . FROM THE STAGE In the court to the asphalt: Laguna High students are represenUng their school in contrasting way1 WI week. ' The biggest event thll week Is the school play "The Madwoman of Chaillot" (pronounced "Shi-Yo''). '!be curtain rises toolgh1 at 1:30 o'clock for the fantasy. comedy. 'I1lm! will be e v e n i n g performances Friday and Saturday at the same time. Adult admission is $1.50, !iludents, $1. Final rehearsals this week have been frantic as studenb and director Ray Haggard make fioa1 correctlons oo makeup, llghtlng and the like. While rehearsals hive been aerious busi.ness, students walking around school after hours have been bearing laughi.r !rom within the aging auditorium. 'lbe cast has been eajoYinc evuy (almost every?) rn1nuto m ..i.ear.au, end opening nlgbl should bring eothuslaam end euitemenl. IT'S UNFORTUNATE, mrr there ls 1 a confUct Friday night, wh~n the un~ defeat«I (sounds familiar, hub?} LBHS varsity basketball team will host Katel1a oo the btme coart a& a o'clock. The varsity squad won Its first contest Tuesday, .when they downed Carlsbad 50 to 42. Comments have differed on the pro- spect.I of this years team, but the overall reaction ls that thfa team will work as a five-man body, not as a group of individual.! trying to out-score each other. The squad ls led by &'·2" center Mike Hefty, who was high point man Tuesday with 19 points. He is flanked . by forwards Brian Jones and Rod Rudolph. Guards are Rex Garnl!r ud Ray Wilbur. All .,. senlorL Coming to the courts from the gridiron are all-Jeaguen Steve Wlezbowski, Steve Klosterman and Brian Bagley. That's a mJcbty rospectable trio. ShQuld be &11 interestiog game, to say the lea.st. TllEBE'B ANoreER C 0 N F LI CT Saturday, when the LBHS Drag Team takes to the quarter mile at Orange County Raceway. The twelve-man team and pit crewa will be represenUng the artists in the Second Annual Ford High School Scbnlarablp Race. A $1,500 scbolanhip is at stake for the winning team. • Last year, our school (the smallest in the county) placed third in a field of over 3-0 schools. QWte impressive. This year, with a larger team, we might do e.ven better. HERE'S A WARNING: Wben yoo go to the school play th1a week, have sym- pathy for Erle Van Deusen. You'll know ~ho Eric is by the way ,he walks. He is still recovering from the 51-mlle hike la.st •weekend,· in which be came through with flying colors -mostly black and blue. He sald It was his ambition since grade school to complete the hike. Eric has a lot of dedication -and sole. Student Affairs Director Gary Norton was intl'oduced to bis first son at South Coast Community Hospital last Friday night after the CIF football game. Eight pound, four ounce Matthew waa quickly, handed a basketball by his father-coach, rumors had it, but doctors quickly calm· ed the father down and explained to him it would be a few seasons before Matthew can reach his prime. The stage, the court, the quart.er m.Ue, and even the delivery room: everyone's getting In the act at LBllS thll week. Top Dragsters At Laguna High Vie on Saturday Alta Laguna Extension 'Into Heights Delayed Ten top drivers Crom Laguna Beach High School will compete Saturday with similar teams from 34 county high IChoola in drq race elimlnaUon Gates at Orange County International Raceway will open at 1:30 p.m. for time b1a1s and warmup runs. Ellmlna· tlorui are set to begin at 8 p.m. Drlv... representing Laguna will be Dean Shostrom, George Oliphant. Keith KnJl!lil, Gary Tobey, Ray Wtlbur, Doug Smith, Brett Daly, Tom Bucciarelli, Kevin Nelswinder and Dale Shostrom. Trophie!I, tools, merchandise and $1,500 will be awarded the winners in the event sponsored by the Ford Motor Com· pany and local dealers. Laguna was thln1 last ,.ar. Adult admission is $2.50, students $2 and children under 12 free if ac· companied by an adult. ~ A 1 t e r n a t e TOUtes for extending Laguna's Alta Laguna Boulevard into the Arch Beach Heights area were defer· red temporarily in City Council Wed· nes:lay at the request of Moulton Ranch officlals. City Manager James D. Wheaton told councilmen the ranch representatives re- quested the delay in order to study the proposal and confer with the county road commissioner. He noted that the ranch is being master planned by William Pereira & Associates a n d said the plan will include a r o a d system. Joeeph Sweany, city public works (lir~tor, reported that the County Road tommissioner has prepared preliminary route alignment and grade for Alta Laguna from Tree Top Lene to Aliso Canyon. The city bad be<n asked to recommend one of two alternates. The route de!ignated alternate one would be an extension of Arch Beach Heights' Del Mar Street to Aha Laguna. Alternate two, and the one recom· mended by Sweany, would be an ex- tension of Utah Street. Payroll Tax Rejected LOS ANGELES (AP) -'!be Clly Coun- cil has overwhelmingly rejected a pro- posal to levy small payroll and income taxes on city residents. i'*....,..._. ............. M!lJir>J ................... ,.. ... ; .. _..., .......... ____ l!l 1 J} CJ,,rijfm~ (}ft that will enhance your home masc:sc lfiWOk DESK} . 3 VISIT OUR CLOCK SHOP OVER 33 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM WALL CLOCKS ••• fro .. $49 • ., GRANDFATHER CLOCKS •• ~ from $299 11JAIRm'J[~ ltllm - -• Ill - t -~ -..... • Demonstration-Roman Stgle Workers carrying protest signs march past Colos- sewn in Rome to big labor rally during 24-hou.r general strike today. Walkout coincided with ·na- tionwide wave of strikes and riots in Italy which began after two Sicilian fannhands were killed in a battle with police Monday. (See Story Page 4) Cong c ·all 3-day Cease-fire Red Forces Announce Yule, New Year 'huce From Wire Services SAIGON -The Viet Coog said today Communist forces in South Vietnam will observe three-day ce8.9e fires dur- ing· the Chrismw and New Year holi- days. The announcement came as U. S. bombers blasted Communist strong- holds and supply J'Otlles north of Saigon where intensified fighting lhe past week pushed American combat deaths to lhe highest point in 10 weeks. The total of Americans killed during the wa!' was nearing the 30,000 mark. The clandestine "Radio Liberation" said Viet Cong troop) 'would observe cease fires from I a.m. Dee. 24 to I a.m. Dec. 27, and again from 1. a.m. Dec. 30 to 1 a.m. Jan'. 2. The broadcast ignored South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu's a.'ltlounce- ment Monday that his forces would ob· serve a single 24-bour truce beginning at 6 p.m. Christmas Eve to honor both Christmas and New Years. U.S. military headquarters said it would observe the Saigon government's cease fire. There was no immediate re- action from South Vietnamese or Amer· ican military leaders to the Viet Cong aruiouncement. In Saigon the U. S. Command report· ed. today that a steady increase in fight- ing in South Vietnam last week sent American battle deaths to the highest peak in t"wo months. ·This brought U.S. battle death! in No- vem~r. the first month of the halt to all attacl on North Vietnam, to 681, or 27 pereent higher than the 536 who died in October. Although there were no major battles in the week ended Saturday, scores of small unit clashes left 228 Americans killed and 1,094 wounded, the command said. This compared with 160 killed and 1,432 wounded the previous week. Fairview Hospital Heart Surgery Approved Volunteers Want Christmas 'Needs' For County's Viet Girl A call for Christmas needs -toys, joys and necessities -has been issued by the Fairview State Hospital volun- teers, for holiday distribution throughout all wards of the Tacillty. Everything from playthings to slippers and scarves for adults in the hospila1 for the retarded is needed and may be brought to the hospital by Dec. 20. A total of 2,600 patients, from tots to the very elderly, call Fairview State Hospital a temporary or permanent home and hopefully alt will be remembered. Gift suggestions -all of which should be unwrapped, so ward therapists may clloosc the proper present -are gay colored toys or items anyone might use each day. "They have the same needs as we have," says Mrs. Betty Whitaker. Sigrui will be posted from the main entrance on to direct donors to the gift~rop spot and further information may be obtained from the hospital. Allsta te Insurance Sla nder Suit Ma v • Settle Out of Court Orange County Coroner Raymond Brandt today appeared headed toward an out of court settlement of Ns $1. 7~ million slander suit against Allstate Insurance Co. and James P. Buck of Tustin, an agent for the firm. The settlement appeared a poss.ibility because a related $1.3 million complaint is on the Superior Court's Dec. 13 set- tlement conference calendar. Erandt sued AJlstate and Buck, who v1as a member of the 11167 Orange County Grand Jury, on allegations that Buck d~famed his character in remarks linking the coroner with his private secretary, Mrs. Catherine Burch.all. Dr. Brandt claims that Buck's allega· lions caused tum "great mental anguiflh and nervousness." The ume defendants art named ln a $1.3 million complaint which was filed last April by Mrs. Burchell. She states in the defamation ol character action that she wu hired u Brandt's private aecrtlary on July 17, 1967 and that on Jan. 23, 1961, she purchased an auto insurance policy from Allstate through Buck. Mn. Burchell allegea that Buck later telephoned her and asked her to "volun. tarily cancel" the policy. She declined but on Feb. 23 last she rtoeived a written notice of cancellation from Allstate. That ad.ioo was taken, MD. Burchell states, because of Buck'• mistaken belle! of a reladonshlp between berseU and Dr. Brandl Her complaint stated that Brandt fired her on March 13 as a result of tbe publicity and that she has since been unable, becaUM! of the defamatory remarks, to fbld a nQ!i pOijUoo. I Little Nguyen Thi Lan -whose mother is slaking the child's life on all-or-nothing heart surgery -will go into the operaUng room at Children's Hospital of Orange County within two weeks. The hospital's heart surgery team reached its decision late Wednesday, after a long consultation with the 22· month-old girl's mother, Le Thi Lan. Spokesmen said the young mother from Da Nang accepts the risks involved in ' full-scale heart surgery, as opposed to alternative minor surgery which would have provided considerable, but only temporary relief for the frail child. Surgeprui: said that if Suzy, as nurses call her, were an American child , they would recommend palliative surgeries kno\\o·n as "shunts" until she was mature enough to have the final operation. But Suzy may never be able to have another miraculous trip to America, such as the present one arranged by Navy Lt. Donald Henning and his wife Linda, a nurse at the children's hospital. Currently, Suzy is being treated for the aftermath of a high fever and middle ear infection which caused postponement of the life-saving surgery last week. Following surgery, if it is successful in the case of the weak, !&-pound tot, Suzy will spend six days of convalescence before returning borne to South Vietnam. Doctors say she suffers frQm two defects: one a hole in the wall separating the two chambers of her heart and the other a constriction of ·the artery carrying blood to the lungs. Since the latter condition causes her blood to be starved for oxygen, she suffers from occas.ional blackouts and would not have survived childhood without corrective surgery. Suzy's father is a soldier in the South Conflict Closes New York School NEW YORK (AP) -An East Harlem school was ordered closed today by its local administrator in a conflict over a group of union teachers siTWiar to the struggle that led to citywide tlachers' strike this fall. Word of the closing came from a Board Of Education IOUrce. The district a<fmll\lstrator of the 1$201 complex, an experimentally decentralized district in East Harlem, ordered the closing of PS 39, where earlier five unioo teachers found the entrance block- ed lo them. Yorty in Ireland DUBLIN, Ireland (AP ) !.... Mayor Sam Yorty of l...os Angeles arrived at J:Nblin Airport today on hb way to Clonmel, County Ttpperary, where he will attend celebrations tonight marking the reopen· In& of SL Palrlck't Chapel. -------------- Vietnamese 'Army and her critical heart defect was discovered by Lt. HeMing ~ h e n she was brought to a traveling Minister Denies Hippies Ousted Because of Dress The Rev. Robert Schuller, pastor of the Garden Grove Community Church, today denied the church-hopping Teens for Christ from Huntington Beach were ordered out' of his sanctuary Sunday because of their hlppie-styled garb. The Rev. Mr. Schuller said the SO.. member band who tromped up the side aisle and sat on the floor at the front of the sanctuary, 12141 Lewis St., were requested to leave because they blocked aisles and violated an ordinance by being in the chancel area. "There are no dress regulations in our drive-in church," he added. The group's leader, "Uncle" Dave Berg, has continued to insist ushers demanded the sell-styled "Christian revolutionaries" exit because ·of their flowing apparel. The Rev. Schuller stated he knew beforehand the group, headquartered in the "Light Club" at 116 Main St., in- tended to invade the drive-in church which claims the largest Protestant con- gregation in California. "They talk ot. love and yet I believe a basic ingredient of love is courtesy for another's religion, ' said Schuller. "ll they came out of sincerity we would welcome tJ.hn, but they will re- main persona non grala if they come again and refuse to follow seating rules and ir they distribute any printed material f\01 approved by the church board." Members of the board handed out religious tracts to the congregation at the conclusion of the worship service. Berg has 1tated the Sunda,y marches will continue, and that another ls planned for this coming Sunday. Past march-ins include the First Assembly of God in Santa Ana and St. James' Epi3copaJ Church, Newport Beach. Tim Leary Returns For CalState Show Dr. Timothy Leary, the high prlett of LSD who formerly lived In Lagmm Beach, returns to the county to 1-peat and present a light show Sunday night at Cal State F\dlemn. Al.so next week at Cal State Fullerton, Dr. Edward E. Sampson, a UC Berkeley social psychologist, will speak on the topic "The Radical Student Movement and Wb¥ Your C.Ue1e Sbould lltve One." ---------- T • • DMLY PILOT Wife's Death Sparks Crusade on Crime ' NEW YO!i'. (AP) -A buslneas ti· ecudve whoee wife wu 1la.tn last year planl a nadonwide war on crime by mobllllinl a mllllmwn o/ 10 mUlJoo Amerlcll\I. ' H. Bruce Palmer, IO, prtlldent o1 lhe Na\ional Industrial C o a f e r e n c e Board. Wedne!da)o ll1llOWICOd formation of Cltluna for JUstlce wJth Order, ad- ding: "It toot a persona.I tragedy in my life to motivate me to try to do something about crime." -Palmen""Wlie, Dorothy.-57, WU stab- bed lo dealh llepl. It, 11117, In ·theh New Vernon, N.J., homt . F...ierict B. Thompeon, JS, who worked u a tree trimmer on the Palmer estate, WM Ir· rMed 1n Chlcaeo about a montb later. Ht wu convicted ot murder wt Nov. 21 and ten&eoced to death., The new or&anlullon !II>!* . lo ralsa l2S mllllon In 11" Hist driV<, wllh com· edlan Bob Hope, honorary oaUooal chairman, kickill( off the -palp on national television tonla;ht. uwhat we're 101.ng to do ts procram - THE NEW RED, WHITE AND BLUE •. •. Choose w Tlldol Squaie•separates to bri&liten your i"~weekends. Tiiey' ltl washable Dacroo • · ~yest,. knit. Jest as·~t city shopping or siiling off to a !ll!Sllile·resort. V«di: pant top ill led/whi~ue; &-ii, .... lide leg !*I in ~6*;21.11.Me-jw"61;116.•• lllM A·Rwe slil!t; HG, a.11. Soochai~ Sportswear, (• ./ii Ir ,1>""· -~ f:~· . " ., .i • u um • for cltlten acUon," Palmer Aid. ·1- we art Mlnl: a total brllMon In C1i9: IOC:Wy, 'J\e ,..... an fr1#'1 I ~ alid lrualrai.d. "111o ... _ lo tbjl -.... -----... WIDI lo avoid 'lllUlllle '1111 alb1t.• Plano of •lbe DIW pwp call fw In» provtd lrllnln& --I« --crimlnall and iu-.. ~ ba u!d, wllh ,.parate taalt foma on NaW edPC«Uon, tht cleqy, telt,l1lon, newapapera, )'Olllh and.mlnartly. -• " • Newpoit Center rl Fashion Island • 644·2200 • Monday throu&li Saturday 10:00 a,m, till 9:30 p.1. J ,(1 • • • ! I -----_._.~ _ ___.: __ , ..,......~-~-~-.~~==================:::~=:~::=::::::::::;;:;::::;=:;::;;::;;:;~~:-::::-:~;-;;----· I • Receptloa Set So ·utb Viets Due . In Paris S~nday . Santa Claut bas a Christmas wl~ oo. "I want lo lose about 100 pounds," Peul Gitr m•lne, 43, of Long Beach. He's a 385-pound de- partment store Santa Claus. His SO.inch be!Uine requires a specially made red suit. • Three of the world 's most famoua heart transplant surgeons will at. tend a charity ball for the Texas .Heart Institute in January .. Dr. ~ Christiaen Be merd of South Africa ~ will join Ors. Denton A. Cooley a"nd MlchHI E. O.Bakey of Houston at the ball, a spokesman for the event said. • PARIS (AP) -!loulh Vleinamele of. ficlals said today lhelr enUre peace con- fei:ence dele&aUon includtnl Viet Presi- dent Nguyen Cao Ky wfll arrive iri Paria Sunday. • Officials ol. South Vletnam'a d1plomatlc mission prepared a big-sca:Je reception for Ky and bis team at Orly Airport. The French govenunent p r e p a r e d muslve security precautions. Ky's decision to aceompany Am- ·basaador Pham Dang Lam, who will bead the delegation at the confertoce table, 'was a IWldeD change of plans. Be bad intended following Lam by about ooe weet. The arrival of South Vietnam'• team will clear the way for the start of the 9J)anded pea~ parley. But it lJ expected to bog down in procedural dlaputes u 8000 as it start.a. Ky -will be South Vietnam's chief strategist for the conference. Officially he ia being deacribed aa an adviser, but In fact he will carf1. the aulhorlty of the S&.IJ:on government Lo mutennlnd the pre9entat1oo fl ht.a ·countcy'1 cue. Sooo alter lie and Lam gel lo Parla they are apected to meet with Am- bassador W. Averell H~iman and Cyrus R. Vance, who lead the U.S. delegation. The Americana are to consult with the South Vletnamele on arrangements under diacuaalcm for the formal talks in which North Vietnam and the Viet Coo.g's National Liberation Front will join. Vance already bu met twlc< lhil week wllh the deputy chief of North Vietnam'• delegation., Col. Ha Van Lau, to diSCUSI arrangement.a for getting the peace !alts rolling . The Americans have been hoping to get the conference on the trackl by Tuesday, but any precise propoul on Ulla will requlrt South Vietnam'• agree- ment. So, too, wfil any other procedures provl.l.ionaDy agreed to by Vance and Lau. Tht saying as prttt11 as a June Bride moy be changed to November bri<U in Loi VegCI, NetJ. Clark County Clerk .Lcwttto Bowman said T!U!'sdail 4,278 marriage licenses wtre ilJUtd in November -compared with 3,916 in Juu . Left~t Throngs March Through Streets of Rome Thirteen-year-old Vicki Lynne Cole, the Deshler, Ohio, girl who provided Richard M. Nixon with the theme for his ad.ministration, and her family will attend his in- auguration as his personal guest. Vicki carried the sign "Bring Us Together" that caught Nixon's eye as he campaigned for the presi· dency in her town . • Bridgewater, N.J. police have discovered there's truth in the a dage that criminals always return to the scene of the crime. Two gtm- men robbed a motel of '130 early this week. The night motel mana- ger told police it was the same pair who robbed the place. exactly a week ago of $300 .. -•• Newl11Wed8 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kings- ford recei~d a surprise gift from t~ bride'• father -a wheeLbarr010 ride for her and a plastic and wicker ball and chain f or him. TM couple were escorkd for five blocks bv police through downtown Andnson Calif., a/tfr a ceremonv and rece~ tion at the Auembl11 of God Church. • Any day now Marcus J. Gra y of Marshall, Mich., will receive a notice in the mail telling him that if be doesn't file an expense ac- count with the Calhoun County clerk's office for his Nov. 5 election campaign be is subject to imprison- ment. The notice will be signed by Ma rcus J . Gray. He is the Calhoun County clerk. Gray, who was r e- elected, is one of. 19 candidates who failed to file expense accounts as required by law. ROME (JJPI) -Fifty lhouland left· ist student:s £K1 workers, many of them burling st1cb and stones and shoutinJ "Ho !lo Ho Chi Minh," roared through the streets ol Rome today u a mas,,ive general atrlke handcuffed the city. 2 Girls Accused Of KiJJin~ Boys For Fun of It NEWCASTLE, England (UPI) -Two elementary school girla were brought to trial today on charges of murderlna two little boys for the fun of It. Prosecutor Rudolph Lyons told a jury trying Norma Be:ll, 13, and Mary Bell, t I, for murder that they killed the two boys "solely for the pleuure and u:- citement afforded by the tilling." The girls, who are not related, pleaded innocent. A juvenile court directed that the girl!! be tried for the murder of Brian Howe, 3, and Martin Brown, f, who lived in their working-clua neighborhood of this northern Engllah industrial city. Martin waa found dead in an abandoned house near bis home last May. Two montha later Brian was found dead in the same area. He Traded Cancer For Antibodies LIMA, Peru (AP) -A young Peru- vian physician says he may have cured his half-sister's cancer by giving her can- cer-fighting antibodies which he created by injecting himself with her cancerou.!I cell!!. Dr. Alfonso Zavaleta Cru zado 34 said that the experiment was perfo~ed Jess than a month ago and five years are re- quired before it will be known if his sis- ter, Mrs. Elis Wenzell, haa been cured of cancer of the uterus. But the cancer appean to have disappeared, he added. He said he took specimens of hia sis- ter's cancer cells and injected them in his own leg. His system formed antibod- ies to des~oy the foreign ce1ls, the doc- tor explained, and the antibodies w e r e then transferred to his sister. The clamoroua demonstration came amid the worst outbunt of violence and civil diJorder in eight years and police feared widescale 6Ioodshed, but none occurred. .'J one p o I n t about 10,000 students, chanting "death to the bourgeoise," threw bottles and rocks at national po- lice, then broke windows and car wind· shields as the police took C<lVer. Student leaders fmally succeeded in calming the crowd, angry at the government's failure to provide educational reforms a:td better wages. The turbulence erupted Monday after Slclllan police shot and killed two farm workers during an unruly demonstration over 101\' ajfl'icultural prices. Today'a disorders began with a march by strikers and sympathetic students from the Roman Colosseum through the heart of the city , tied up by a 2f.hour strlU. 'No Indication' Of Trouble, Says Surviving Miner FAIRMONT, W.Va. (AP) -One of the 21 men who escaped from the mine explosion near Mannington on Nov. 20 teaWled today there waa no ind1cation "of any trouble" before blasts and fire trapped 78 other mind!. The West Virginia Department of Mines opened a two-day preliminary hearing today into th~ disaster. The 78 trapped men were pven up for dead Friday night when officials ordered Mountaineer Coal Co. No. 9 mine sealed. Represenlltives of the U.S. Bureau of Mines and the United Mine Workera Union were also present when the bear· ing opened thJ11 morning at the Fairmont federal bulldlng. 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" • ..,m, • • S9Cll!IM " ff Ttltrmtl • " W1tfll...,!Clfl • • ' I • YipCo~s As Sa-,,,ta • To Probe . ' WA8111NGTON (AP) -A ,._ ol Iba ulllrtr _., .... wbo ~t with .-.111 Iba._ a( a.i.a .. d u r I n s the Democratic NaUOllll con- veoUon uya poliea1 undercover apnts lried lo tpUr tbo prcleltera lo vloleiiCe. . DaYld Delllnw. °"alnnao Of Ille Na-Uoaal llol>lli11tkin Carllniltlee lo-l!lild tbo War In ~tnam, lold a -panel . lnveltlaallb& the Cblcqo dlaorden \fedneod.l,y tbal tbo po11ce qeoll tried lo lllur the purpooe al tbo demonllraton by urJlni tbem lo -force. ~er, who wu called for ~ teCOlxl .i., ol _,_,, today befwo a oul> committee ol the HOUIO Col1lmlttae on Un-Americao Actlvttlel, al>o said hi bad appealeil lo the prWltera not lo filbt even ""~ brut111J ~tt.clDDd u." There, WU a brief fha1l'. ~ the hearing~ l!artod'll'ednudat lfben Yipple leader Jerry &bbl ·"-'"'1 outsJde the · room dre.bed lD i a, ~Santa · Claus S¥it and carrying a toy · ~· He . was orll.ered -kept out 'by awllrman Richard !chord (0-Mo.) , Z YIPPIE SANTA CLAUS BARRED FROM HCUA HEARING Jerry Rubin, Founder of Yippies, Points Toy Water Gun Rubio, who showed up at h.,ings lut October wearing a· bandoleer :a ~ d war paint, told report.era hi.a latelt COi· tume was typical of the committee, which he deScr:ibed as "a total clrcua." He said he wore the Santa Cla111 aujt to ridicule the committee by pointing u;>,the "Red Devil." ~~I~ ~a41~vtt\~~!!'!~ H!5 .J~!IS • 111 Ave. Del Mar, San Clemente f;REE PARKING BANKAMERICARD o• MASTER CHARGE * ·WE'RE CLOSING OUR CORONA LADIES WEAR DEL MAR STORE MEN S SHIRTS WEAR * KNIT SUITS Re~lS~~DO . 1686 TO 47 86 DRESSES & SHIFTS R,-:·~.°oo00 186 TO 27 86 HOSIERY Panty Hose e Cenlrete . eReg. 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Qllll ~-(d111111) '50-ALlttl• Murpl!y, Mlch1ll Rtd· ~''" U:)O GI °'fllllill'...,. {41M11) '41- -. -·- Mun AND JEFF MUTT, Wli NE!!D l>tl OFFICE BOY AROUND llEREI O.K.PUT A SIGNIN T!\E WINDOW! ---·-----GORDO SLIR:f", BIU.Y-.. 81JT DoNIT 1..ET MAMIE HE.Al> OHAT .. I DoNIT WANT TO LOSE' A CUSTOMER.~ ·~· YOU WARNED TllE TRIBE HOW CONTAGIOUS TllE PEPPER POX IS? ;ts10CK 'KNOCK - By Ferd Johnson LOolC' T!!'OOY·- l CAN SAY AIO'nll'* I WANT AROUNP J.loME ... ISN'T THAI Rf411T, MooN? SURE··· WHEN MAMIE1S OOT Gi>oci;1<y-S~?PIN' ! 7 I, ./rL '6J~ •7.-6 By Gus Arriola .AJJCrHl!R. GIRL! ~ l :JO 0 (C) "IH~ ,........ ('11· 2:00 ........ ......,.. (dftlllt) .... 1111) '5&-0eYld JllM1n, Dlborlll Kwr, IJ.·S 11111 Slbwa. ....;IDNI lloldel, Clllvde blu ._ _______ _. 1:00 n"""""' ir <MJSt•111 ·u Robert Lowry. ... .... ..._.. (drt1111)-{)oll lanJ. e JOB PRINTING 4:'811 ~ .,.. ,..... .... "" rflW' (comMJ) '44-lob lloflt. Vif. " linll .. .,.. e PUBLICATIONS • NEWSPAPERS 1211 WIST U.UOA Ii.YI. NIWPOb ID.CH MISS PEACH .---*"---,f -AND 50,MISS CRYSTAL, Kfll~ xH0o~ WI!! INSIST UPON ICNOWING- CQM"11TT£C HOW OLD YoU ARI!! .,. -°t)nf""' IN(' Miss Cl''t<rN.'r "~ UM , nil! ACTUAL NUM81!1' OF C!l>.YS ON!! HAS SPENT ON EARTH 15 ,Y.l!!ANINGl.ESS. IT 15 HOW M~ 'IOU pUT INTO· THOSI! C!i>.')5 TH-.T COUNT$. .,.... :' .. _ ,, ,, ~ .. ,. . -·-··-.. '"\ r--J) ll·f' ... ~ r ' ,. ~ MICHELANGELO DOCUM 0 ENTARY -An bout'.:' long documentary In color on Channel 7 tonight at 9:30 is titled "Secret of Michelangelo: Evmy - Man's Dream." The celling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, (partly shown in photo above), is the main subject of the program. Many art critics have ;'. · called this the ''greatest painting ever made.•• N~.~~: rators are Christopher Plummer and Zoe Caldwelli..•'; TELEVISION VIEWS CBS Show Antiseptic • ,. . " ' • .. . " I By RICK DU BROW • HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - A genuine, but curiouo-. ly antiseptic, attempt-to make a modest statement ·· about race relations was presented Wednesday nigh(, in the latest original drama of "CBS Playbouse." "' ! The production, "Saturday Adoptjon," by R·o 11.; Sowen, 23, concerned the consequeac·es of a decision": by a well-to-do young man, a 20-year~ld white col· ~ lege student, to become tutor to a Negro boy· bi ; grade school, 13 years of ~ge. • LIKE VIR'IUALLY all "CBS Playhouse" prei;-;',. entations, this latest one was, for some reason, al ...... , most wholly humorless. The series of broadcam: ··:~ in fact, has resembled nothing so much as a group ·::. of dramatized tracts on current social problems-1 °• What has been lacking is sheer entertainment value ~ - a dramatic virtue not to be underestimated, no,~~! matter bow fine the intent of the plays. ..~·-: ·1 "Saturday Adoption" was perhaps the least tract-like play of the series, despite its racial points. There was, in fact, much to admire in the cool r&- straint and subUe understatement of 1 the produc-- tion. Unlike a recent "CBS PJayhOuse" present.&4. -~: tion which ottered a ~adly stereotyped group of char-:.:... acters in a generation gap tale_, Wednesday's out:._ ing dealt with relatively ordinary -though often typical -persons. And that is a test for any play- wright, one which Cowen unquestionably passed. IN THE STORY, the college student, • deceii\;r: dreamer with a conscience and a social sense, rm.:~~~; es great hopes for the future in the black youngste~·~ ~ -leading him to believe there 1s much mol'e for ,v him in this world than he might previous1y haVci ~' thought of achieving . .Jn the end, however, cirew;Il"';~: stances compel the college student to destroy t b e immediate dreams of the boy -the ones that were new to him -and to make him face reality on bis own again. This raising and dashing of hopes was a forcefully subtle statement in the racial.situati<>Jf...:-::_ ·l~"-UlX>D learning of these dashed hopes, the b o.Y,,:.:" tells the student: ''I don't want to be like you -not:·• any more ... I don't want to see you any mOre.'" ~·"'"! THE PROBLEM of the play, however, :wu In the execution. Despite the sharp point t.hat pronlis- es, once made, have to be fulfilled, the college stu- dent -the focal point for much of the drama -~ was too indefinite a character as portrayed by Rlck·:.,~ Gates. This lack of complete definition was part fl.. '":i his essential makeup -but his dreaming, wbi<;JI _ should have had some magic to make it convincingi ~ ,: merely came off rather foolish and childish. For a;~ contemporary 20-year-old, Gates seemed strangely·~" naive, not to be taken seriously. H ',":~ ·' PERHAPS IF his delivery bad been more in&-.~ poetic vein the trick might have been pulled oft.,' .~ In short, the words by Cowen were there, all ri~t; .1 but the theatrical punch -the convincing sock ~·,; was not made clear. How could the sharp Negttt::~ boy, so well played by Eric Laneuville, be truly · • taken 1.n by this foolish student's promises? I simply. '! could not believe that be would be. · •· J " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .... ~ Dennis the JJlemu!e •• . ' .. . ' ' ' '· ' I i I I I .. •. q 4 -' . ...~ ..... U Ull.Y Pll01' . ~,h••5,1M 'Quiet' Sub Construction Set to Start WASlllNGTON (UPI) -A flt million coolrlct awlrd bu been announctd for. lllart of construcUon of a new, "quiet" Am<ricansubmarlne. Th< Electric Boat Division ol Goneral llynamlCI Corp., Groton, Conn., was given the contract by the Naval Shipi Systems Command to start wort on the wclear powered 111b. Congresa ft!ucllntly •P. ,,.. _ _ proved the project earller thll SUP•ltlOlt COUllT Oii TM• ••• alter •Yn,._.1.,,. ...,...,...,_ STAT• 01' CALll'OIUUA l'Otl Y---·-... .....,__. .. TMI CO~NTY 01' OltAN•I over the cost of tueh ships. J llll. A '1MS lilOTtCI ., NUltlNO 01' l'llTITIOlil lt was estimated by Defense NEW MANAGER Dot)old E. Shlvloy RETIRING Justin M. Konnedy l"Olt .PltotAt• 01' WIU. AND l'Olt Ll'TTlltS TllTAMENTAltY Secretary ·Clark Clifford that Est1Hi o1 1toto1rt v. Nldloi-i. ~ each of the new·tVDl!I subs LEGAL NO'l1CE ... .,. N\"5 NOTICE IS Hl!ltEllY GIVEN Thi! Would cost fl5Q mlllioO to $200 ClltTil'tCAft Of' IU11N.. Jldl D. Ansftfll tlls n1111 "'""" I milllo l'ICTITIOUI ....... J'lfllloll for proOll'I or will lfld for n. TM lll'ldlr•ll* dOlf c:ll'flfY hi I• 1--" Letter• Te111ment1rv 10 Nuclear subs now ia the ...ouct1n1 1 Ml-11 .32 F1'111oft l"tfm-t', rtfvqna ~ Whld'I I• miff 1as.11c1, """'°" ... di, C.ltfol'Jll•, lllld•r hit turtw P1rt1cu11r1, .....i that the fleet cost about flOO million 1f1t fkltl'lol.ll firm r111M of WEINEllT· !lint 111d Plau of 111..-11'11 Thi Ml'M i CUltlC FINI! JEWELS •lld lflll Mid .... """ "' fw Olctmb..-20. lH&, ap ece. Kennedy to Retire '.As Gas Co. Manager """ .. _,....... tt 1119 faliOWlnt--. '' t:JD 1.m., '" 1to1 courtroom or 1be main change in con-Do Id E I - ,...,,.. 111 tull ,1111 .i.c:e"" rnldtnce o-rtmt111 Ho. .i or .. 111 mirt. •1 na . Shive y, 5 4. 111 .. ~· 100 w11t <E:l8lrtll strwr, "' 1111 CllY struction of a "quiet" sub .......... ger o1 public relations •• •!ltT 'K. Wl!INEltT, Jlt... JM. ol S..nl1 AM, C.lffoml9. tber I • ~--.. 1 ,,_._ Nl'IO'llOl1 111K11. 01i.1 ~ 21. '"'· from 0 nu e ear SUU"' for Southern Counties Gas Co., ~~ ,. .. -w. E. sr JOHN. c.u"" c1.,.. marines lf()9.ld be use of a Delld ~ 20, 1"' ..,..... ir. __...... has been named to replace AL•Elt.T H. WftNElltT, Jlt. , ... --VIM ltrMt turbine electric system to pro-division manager Justin M. 1t11e .t c.ufltn11, Or•nM ~1Y1 111119 t1um111r 1211 pel it, com~ to the present KeMedy, who will retire ne•t Of! NOY1mblr 20,. 1ff,I, btfete mt. ....,,....,, CIUflnlll .... ,.. 1 Nol•rv Pub11e 1n •lld for "1411 Stitt. T1h 11111 41H4Y gear drive system. ' fall after 41 years with the --Ill" •-l'fd ALBERT H . """""" ..,. """'"""' The type of wort to be Ullty WEINEltT, JR. Mon to 11\1 to bl !'llblllhlll °''"'' COiii 0111¥ Pllot. u company. "" ,.,_. ,,.._ -i. wMcrlbtd Niwnllw -. 21 lfld 0totem11er 5• performed under the initial The appointment of the new to the wlltlln ltlslnmll'd 11111 llekMwie. lHI. 2111!_.. tr not •-·--!bed. 911 111 newl'lll 1t11 -con act was ..-.i manager will become effective tOFFICIAL 1EALJ LF..GAL NOTICE in February. Gin" G. Witt LEGAL NO'l1CF. "*"" l"vtllk4llflltflll ClaTll'ICATI Oii IUSIMU&. Shively joined the gas com- Prb!dPll Offkl I" ''CTl1'10US MAMI c•lt.Tl"CATI 0, •UStNIU. pany as a clerk in the Whittier C""""' of OI'•"" T1ll lll'llllt1l1'* ctoft nrtJfY llhl b •1CTtTIOUI NAMI! M' comm1ui.n Wlre1 tondllt;tl"' • bUllMu .t 100 wntc.1111 Thi undtr•l•J*I "* c1rt11Y ,,. '' District. Before assuming the ""'11 n. l'f19 Drive, Newport 8t•c:h· C1llfoml•. Ulldtr ~I"' I bl.o111111,. " '1200 . Wtll public relations post in 1965 UXllt AMO eou.M 1111 "dltloUI nrm Mme llf "THE AT· COid Hlf~wtv, N~ a •• c)I, 11u 1nt11 strwt TrTuDE" 1nct 11111 11111 11rm " ~llOMd ctnlol'fl11, ""°"° ..,. 11d111ou1 fir"' 111m1 he served as manager of the ... ,. • ., . "' IM ft;lfowtl'll _..,., .._ MIM llf SCOTTll!>ClllAFT.PACIFIC 11111 '"'"' utility's p 0 m. n •. b a'. d ..... ~Cl ....... ,..1 Iii full lflll P~ of r11idlt!Q I• aa "Id 11rm " Qll'l'IPOlld or ""' Mllowt111 , • T-m1• 1o1iow.: --w11o11 r11rM 1n tun '""' plle.m Eastern Division. ............ on-Golqf Oii!\' '111:11. Slllrtrt ........... 4U an. SI~ NIWPOft ol rnldmel 1$ II followl: Mw••""' .... o-r.w " 12. lt, lffdl, Cltffonllll, THOMAS MUNT2Mf, 22~7 Hlrtlor Among b i B professional 1• ~ Olltd ~blr 3. lffl. Boullv1rd. Coll• IMH. 1----------,---$1\ltlW Adler D1ttcl ~ n. 1Ht LEGAL NOTICE Sl11'1 of c.111om11, Or•"'• COunlY: TMOMAI MUNTEAN On DectmW I. IHI, blforil '"'• st•lt llf C1lltoml1, O"'"'' ClllllllY: -------------11 No11.-, Publle In Ind for Mid Slit., °" 1%-.Moll, blforl ,,,., I NollN ,l!bllc N1'1t ••• J!ll10lllllr .., .. , ... SPlfrlW Miii' knawn In •nd for Mld 1111'1 • .....-1rv _..irlCI CllTI,KAT• Ot' IUllMUlo to me to bol It'll Plf'lrln ""-ltln'lt THOMAS MUNTEAN klWWll fo ml fo • PtcTrTIOUI llU.MI 11 llUbtulbld "' "" Within 1111tnimenl bl "" ,.,...,., wtlolfi -la IUbld!'bld <'f1ll .....,.,....., diOli C9ftlfr hi Is 111111 ldl-"""d tflt ~ 11'11 MfM, to t111 within lrll""""nl Ind KkMWllffo an1uctW • Ml-. ti 1:2'1 Monlwt' (OFFICIAL SEAl..J ... ,_ t~tcultd 1to1 Mini. Wf'I', ~ Cllfomlq, undtr 911 nc-Onnlh V. UthJ l"•trkll L. HUI tll'eul fl"" -ti DltECO EN-No1wr P~llc • C.UfDm11 Noflry l"lltllle CallfVllLI T!!APftlSU lllld .... "N ftml 18 -PrlnciPll Otllt.1 l" Prlnc .... I Ot1k:9 I" _.., of t1111 fDffoWlne .....-. ""'°" Df"•IWI C-TY °'.,.. GlunlY -lit fUI Mii Pl-of r8lldfra M~ Gommlulon Exptr• M' Clmrnlllloll lol,_ II 11 to!..,..: Mlt'dl n, ltn Jul\I s, 1m ltoblft M. .,,_ an "'"""' l'iilbllllMd ar-COltt Diiiy l"llOI, Pllllllll'lld Or11111 C-' D1lll" !"Hot, ::.:. ~Cl~~~ Die. S. 12. 1, .... 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Gov!llY 11 followi: SERVICE CO., 1t 11AO I. lrOldw1,, M' ~ ~rtl Llillr J. end ltflY L. l1rton, Mini• An.I C11Uorn!1, wllldl bu1l-Dec. 12. im 57'1 Hiii. M11mr111ton IMdl. c.uwn11. ""'' ~tr aimJIOMlll or 1111 1o1"""1"' .ll)HtftOM, l.AMNOM, aL.ACIC A 01ted Novemll4r 7', IHI. Plf'IOll, .,.._. nllM In Mt lfld ptqa WONLWIND Lnttr J, 81rt1111 ot rts~ 11 11 '°''°"""'-.wit: -SMtll ~ """· '""' ,. Btnv ''""" K DAVID LINDE•, n• '. W ... _... Clllf9nll Mf1S St11'1 of C•lllorn11, OrlMI Cou<llY: a..Ncsw.,, 5lllhi ANI, (IHflmll. ~ On New, "· lHI, befort rn41, I Nol1rv F1Ll!O Hovemb..-2'. ~ l"Wbllil>M Of"-Co.ti Dlllr Pli.,t, Publk I" 1nd for Hid lf1h!, Ptr*°"'lly w. E. 51. Jotvi. COulllY C:ill'll br ,._ 21, • 111d Dtcembtr -rtd Ln~r J. 1!11rton •rid BelfY 8, DIPUIY -------==,.--"-'"'-ll!l1r1on kMWn lo mt 10 be !I'll perlDfli C:trtlllait9 for tr•n$1C'ltoll of butl-i wtioll flll'llff •re 1ublcrlbed lo !he nd 1111 ~ fld!lloul nltM •nd ' LEGAL NOTICE wlrhln l"strwnen! •nd 1tlr.rM1Wledeld thn-u,,!' 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He WIS pa3t presklent of the Los Angeles Area Cbambsr of Commen:t, Mercbaatl and M a nufac:turtra AsloclaUon, and NaUon.tl Warehousemen'• Association, on an of which be serves as a director. Bryant Is a trustee of the Committee on Ec on m I c Dewlopment, and a member ol the N aUooal Industrial Conffftl"JCI Board and the Amortcan and Callfonlla St.ate Bar AsJotlaUOQL New Appraisers association memberships are the Pacific Coast Gas Associa· tion, The American G a s AsiociaUoa and ·the Public Relations Society of America. A resident of Claremont, he will move to Orange County when be aasumes bis new duties. Other recent promotions ln the utlllty were announced recently. John L. McCollum, manager of the Orange County Division's customer's depart • ment, w1ll become manager of the Ventura division . Dlstributioo Suporvisor Harold V. Weaver will replace him. Weaver's replacemenl, in tum, will be William R. Perkin!, presently with I.he firm's persoonel departmeut. $300,000 For Seat NEW YORK (API -The American Stock Ei:change TUtsday rep<rted the sale of I! seat cm the exchange for a record $300,000. A seat is a membershlp in the exchange which allows the holder to trade in securities. 'lbe previous high for an Ame.x . seat was $295,000, paid Nav. 14. The all-time low was ~In 1942. The New York Stock Es:· change Monday reported the sale of one of its memberships for a record $515,000, up $15,000 from the high last paid Nov. 20. The a11·time low for an NYSE seat is $17,000, also in 19t2. ' ----. . ~~. ~ ', ..... __,. ::..·· :+ _, • • • • . • . ~ • _,. ""'t ~' :ii .:I I+,. ; ...... ~;~ ... tl . :.:1 • + ., 0 --P osmg • - • .. - .. ·~ • " ' • ...... .. • " ' . I'' .r -· 3 DAILY Pl\.01' " -' " . J Balf'wa1 lJp flu! 4rree' l Or~e Coa~t C~Ii~ge· Peers. J#t.o "Generation Gap • • ' 'Milty' Back on Broadway l ' ' :. ByTOM~ : . Of .... o1., ...... '"" ''The mucll di_...t ioo•· ·• gap, topic for an ~ b-easJ.ng amount of theater Pttse days, recei~es a satirical but heavy har"1ed probing at tliebandB or playwrigb( l'et<r • UsUnov ln h1s new comedy "KaUway tJp the 'ftee." As staged by the drama department of Orange Coast College, it ls a preSentable and pleasing show, eliciUng some fine performances from 1~ student ae\Of'S. Director Jack Holland has 1110U11ted ,-. eff'!Cllve a ~ucllon o pot.. sib1e with lht material at hand. . Where most play• take tho better part ol the. am act \o get rolling, lhlll one begins on • high note ,end then sags • under lhe weight of Ustlnov!s verball3m Jn the second and • ' l 'tt1tlted /litt'JtJ COfU"ORA'TlON 1 tbJrd acts. On~ can easily ·F·-a,a.ix,,~.:..!111111·::·.· .. ·:.··.· ... ••• •1 visualize ~ p I a.y w r i I b t ' ! 11~~ w "'~ \~tH.\ ,it1n 11ot .. ~ 1·•~:., -~i' 7'"' . UUAJI speaking through 'bis central character whlle · puSbing the others upsta.ge. ~ACADEMY :awaRD :WINNER :IPT-t!Oli~•tNCHOU :JOSEPH E. I.MN~-· 'MIKE NICHOLS ;l,;f.WRENCE TURMAN - !fHE&RADUATE : .AN NiOOIWASS\' fUI :nOR·~---,.,. Pt.US Doti• D•y ;~Hiii Wiii YOU WHIM HELD OVER! 2nd BIG WEEKI ,AUL NEWMAN ~ '" The Secret W1r of Harry Frigg IN CO~OR. Jo•nn• Woodwtrd '" R0<hol· Rochol Fortunately, tile 0 CC version offers a -well balanced cast of student. talent, giving imaginati.ve interpretation in individual assignments. The finest of the lot .-and one of the best .performances , •••••••• , •*Tonight*• •. ROCK ··•. TO THI : GAS COMPANY : ----~1 : MR. OO'S : • Pizza • P11t1 • · <D4E LIGHTS WINT OUT1" ,-· Omedr-"A11 •fillllr•tllll H¥1ntwrr'-D.1', "Three Cuckolds" l:lO p.m., Thlr.d Steo Tne1tre, COlll Mt.,. cloMt o.c. u CHILDREN'S THEATRE-"A CHfllST~ CAlt.OL" Ev.ry SUndllY-1 1nd 3 P.fl'I. C111tr•I llOJI Offkt -1t"'rv1t1ont "'-13'3 . :·. 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COAST HWY, •••••••••• ~ -· ___ , H.~ga Opn ,:45 7tf I ... ,_ a.1~ ,..nluu1• HELD OVER 2nd WEEK 2 of the Year's Best! "P1rh1"1 the mo1f b••utiful movie in hi1tory"-N-Yorller ..,. tAE1v1ra ,~a~an , 111 Gorpo111 Color -ALSO- "Noone will be seoTedduring 1he los\ aa rninul8$ .• hey"lloll be ori the !loor,loughing _, • -LOOK i....,l.1 1..,.;;,.- ZERO MOSTEL o.Mol Brooks''' the producers" Di~k Shown .,,__ -. i.. Celot • A.411lt l11tert11l1'11Mllt • MOW SHOWING EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT IN NEW SCREEN SPLENDOR as the epitome ot establl3bment. Walt °""Clu, u I ~ general WhO," upon fiOO.iDc: bll IOil Wmed hlpplec and ~ daugbt<r oboul to reap the fruit& of free love, coo!OWldl bo!h l>Y Jolnlni them Jn thelr "MA..,..AY UP u: T II# e, °1~"::' :C..."::1 " 1' :~-..... ~'!'-~ """'" f..'*"W.. Pl'"ft;"at; "" £_::...~~-' c TMI CAIT G..,...1 ,~ ..... Wilt Dollt1M I.WY "'~~ ••••.•• LYllll Hlrrll ltollett .............. "''""" Cllrlit!M l.."t. ·~··,:::::;:::::"'='~~ rlM Glllla'f<.er-••••. C•IMfOll'y;;:; 'hill u~ .......... OOrtton .. ...,. Tiie Vkat" -. •• , , ••••.• , .•... toll t4-seen In or out Of a cOUege L•ln ········r ....... Llldrlll9 Hul!tlw productloil -is the giddy "bag.," . i, _,given tbe most En~ mother of Lynn ffar. demanding ~eat. W1JUe rls. With a voice bordering not always razor sharp in bit on that ol an opera singer timing •he fJts comf<rlably i&- and an extcaOrdinary senae to the' part and dellven a of timing, Miss 1Wria d(aws ' creditable performance. full mea!UU from her role The son 1~ . daughter, Long Beach Children's Show Opens An original holiday musical entitled "My Friend t h e Dragon" opens an 18. performance run Friday night at Long Beach's Forum XI Theater. The children's production features an eight-foot dancing dragon, played by Charlie Brown, and a cast of fairy tale kings, queens and knights. Also on hand will be an array of puppets, hand cr&fted by the play's director, Glen Raney. Supporting players include Sallee Labrato, Sharon Rodri· que:z, Jo Lynn Gannaway, Steven Irish, Steve Greenwood, Bill Sullivan and Bill Coffey. Performances are scheduJed every evening except Monday at 7:30 p.m. through Dee. 22, with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. The Forum XI Theater is located on the top floor of Morgan Hall, 83S Locust Ave., Long Beach, with tickets available by calling (213) 432- 9229. """" "' 011lr Ott0 Sllowl11t Nl91ttty "Mllllo11 y .. ,. l.C." 41t 7:00 ''Tito IJblo" 41t l:JO Mat. S11Hfay 41t 1:30 played by Kermit Chrlatmu and Mic.beale Cannon, , are aecondary characters not only to the parents but to the better written supporting r o I e s . However, both Chrl!tmap' and the lovely Mias Cannon aequit themselves eHectively. Jamila Mynderse as the free-loving Norwegian maid does a fine job with a tricky accent, laking clear command 'in a serious second act scene. She is one of the brighter spots throughout the pro- ceedings. A pair Of enlarged cameo roles are particularly well handled by Cameron Young and Gordon Penge as twQ stiff. upper·lip Britons woven into the action. C-Ompleting the cast in smaller categories are Bob Hopper as a vicar and Lucinda Huntley as· a hippie folk singer of apparently in· determinate gender . Staged in a semi-round format on the OCC auditorium stage, the play often much more immediacy than if it were done in the vastness of the co 11 e g e•s proscenium. However, problems with shadows arise in the lighting, especially noUceable in the first act. The play relies heavily on its subtleties rather than the farcical situation of a British general turned hippie, and thereby hangs its chief flaw -the. narraUve is not strong enough to raUonaliu the ac- tion. This Ustinov is several cuts below the engrossing comedy of "Romanoff and Juliet." CLIMACTIC ·CLASH IN 'STREETCAR' Peter Conway, Diane Baty in GWC Dram11 College's 'Koivalski' A voids Brando. Image It's quite a transition from playing light comedy and directing children's plays to the role of ''Sta-nley Kowalski," the pleasure-seek· ing slob in Tenne ssee Williams' . Pulitzer P r.i :z e drama "A Streetcar Named Desire." But this is Peter Conway's assignment in "Streetcar," the current production in Golden West College's theater season, opening tonight for t w o weekends. By casting Conway a s Stanley Kowalski, director Charles Mitchell is making a deliberate effort to get awiy from the Marlon Brando characterization of the part. Brando became so identified with the role in the stage and screen versions that Mitchell felt another approach was in order. he also bas found some loveable aspects. "In a way," said Conway, "he is a kind of natural comic. I'm giving this side more at· tention rather than t h e masculine, hero-type. Also there is a little-boy tenderness like one scene where he breaks down and cries like a baby." Another wrinkle in the pro- duction is an original musical score, played between scenes on guitar by student com· poser, Harold Keeney. Playing opposite Conway in the larger roles are Diane Baty as Blanche, Candy Hardy as Stanley's wife , Stella, and Preston Janes as Mitch. Gloria Dereks is in charge of costumes and props, and lighting is being handled by Tom Durell and John Lyall. Tickets are $1.50 f9r adults and 50 cents for !tudents with a student body card, and may be obtained through t h e Golden West College book store. 17 WJWAM GLOVER NEW YORK (AP) -Milton ' Btrle makes • wJnnlni mum to Brotdw•Y after 25 yeari 1bllence In "'Ille Goodbye Peo- ple," a funny-sad play ol Jn. gratlalln& charm wblch - ed 'l\JesdoY night at the llal' r)rmore 'Jbeater. The form« clown prince ol televblon wisely foregoes ..a his famtllar bag or - capers, for a restrained. carefully_ shaped ~ terizatioa. He still tickles tbt funnybone, b u t meanwlllil tugs at your heart. An adroit pair of mart youthful performers, B ob Dis.by and Brenda Vaccaro, share major acting honort with him in bringiPg off' Herb Gardner's discursive charade about some very ordinary ~ pie who dream everyone'• hopes down on the sands of wintertime Coney Island . Gardner, last represented here with the siz.able 1962 hlt "A Thousand Clowns," bas crammed the script with a headlong assortment of droll comments and wry gags that sometimes get in the way ol his slender plot. He also directed, which undoubtedlY: explains that meandering er4 cess. Despite this handiacp (a good half hour could come out of an endless first act with no harm) "The Goodbye People" never turns the spec- tator off completely, thanks chiefly to the key acUng threesome. Berle shuffles on in sagging garb, the incarnation o f dilapida~ed but unconquered 1 venerability. "He's been living at the top of his voice for 1 70 years," observes Miss Vac- caro as his wayward daughter. After 18 years of idleness the gaffer is detennined to reopen his "Hawaiian Ecstasies" frankfurter stand in final, de- fiant fist-shake at fate. The visual complements of the production include some mod costuming for Miss Vac- caro by Alvin Colt and an u nder-the·boardwalk r setting by David Hays realistic to sand spilling off t~e stage apron. "The Goodbye P e o p I e ' ' earns a warm welcome. II**** A MASTERPIECE" The production continues through Saturday, playing at 8:15 p.m. on the 0 CC auditorium stage. Admission is free but tlcketa, available at the college store, are re· quired. Conway has never seen Brando in the role so he said he has to form his own opi· nion. While he sees Stanley as a mean, self-centered in- dividual who hates everybody except his wife and himself, Hel)s Interesting : I Arte Scores on Laugh-In I -ll .. Mll.V_,_ "lll AWEIOMR Y ABSOR81M6 FILM!" 'JDohtm...,..r .. 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It has become a household one-liner. . The nut in the German helmet who has the country schlepping with the Teu tonic accent is comedian .Arte Johnson of television'• "Laugh-In." By all odds Johnson is the most versatile comedian on the Rowan and Martin show. In addition to his Wehrmacht character, Johnsot plays the old lecher with mustache and bowler; Pyotor Rosmenko, £be Russian with the plasteied hair and impossible syntax'; Rabbi Shankar, the peacenik lndian guru; and a half~ozen others. Producers George Schlatter and Ed Friendly got lucky when they hired Arte, as they did with most of the cast. Johnoson brought his characteriaztions with him. "I like to think of my characters as being on lease to the show," Johnson said during a rehearsal break. Johnson is no dingaling. He is bright, inventive, studious, a graduate of the University of Illinois and absolutely ir· repress.Ible. He enjoys pinching pretty girls -or pretends he does -and somehow works any situation in which he finds himself into a laugh. "The minute I put on the old lech's costume, I become a Jech myself," he said. Then he began grumbling in the deep voice of the old coot and made a !Wiping pass at the wailres.8. "See what I mean." Naturally Johnson is delighted that other comedians and the country in general has picked up on his catch phrase of ''verrrry in- teresting." "Look what happened to Joe Penner when people started asklni one another, 'Wann1 buy a duck ?' " The more GI that kind of UJJOIUl't yoo I, 'VERRY INTERESTING' Comic Arte Johnson gel the better. "There are no dummies on our show. I think that's why it's a hit. They all know what their bags are. It's what makes the show go. We feed each other lines, give each other ideas, and there are no jeaJousies. "Best of all Dan (Rowan) and Dick (Martin) are the finest guys in the world to work with." Johnson is not worried about the inevitable day w h e n :'Rowan and Martin's Laugh· In" is dropped from the NBC network. The show has given the supporting cast enough of a following for each member I to go on to bigger and better 1 things individually. "I don't think there's A loser on the show," Johnson said. "When it's over we'll be clim· bing ahead. "For instance, I've had more offers for commerciall than I can handle. I have to worry about spomor con- flict so I have to pick and choose my deals carelully. "When the show is off the air, I can't pre::lict what will happen." Verrmy lnterest1n1. l ------·--------··-· .. ·--·---·--··--_...._ --_____ ...__ ..... _.._ -· --.... --------. I I I -----. . -' • . Ne.wpt;r.1. Harbor • • EDITI O N ' VOL:. 61, NO. 282, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMB S. .1 961 TEN CENTS • Jet Control Hopes ~ Rise,. Assemblymen Sco rn Nois e as 'Sound o~ Progress' Newport B e a c h city officials we r e hopeful today that '.'meaningful" leglsla· tion controlling jet aircraft noise wourd arise from testimony given at a state >.3- sembly committee hearing Thursday. ''They now have aome concrete in- formation that, in my opinion, definitely pavea the way for 60J1le kind of noise abatement legislation, 11 sakf Assistant City Manager James De Chalne, who sat through the all-day session in IM Angeles. Individual members of the Assembly Committee on Transportation and Com- merce indicated action would be taken, possibly at the 1969 Assembly session. Frank Lantennan ( R-Pa 1 ad en a) pointed put that .the purpose ol ouch hearings Is to see what~ legislaUon is needed in the committee's field. "Last year," he said, "this same com- mittee cooducted hearings on smog con- trol problems. The resuJt of the bearings tools: the form of legislation." * * * Zo ning Cas e Against CdM Pair Dropped Jet Roar Called 'Agent of Death'· By JACK CHAPPELL Tape recorded jet noises and charges Of tfle DtJh' P'llet ll•ff A criminal complaint charging Corona that "noise, like smog, is the sk>w agent of death," greeted assemblymen at a del Mar real tstate man George S. hearing in Los Angeles Wednesday. Freeman and bis wife with violation The Assembly C o m m i t t e e on of a Newport Beach zoning law was Transportation and Commerce heard a dismissed Wednesday by Judge Donald Los Angeles physicist's recording of jets Durigan In Newport-Mesa Municipal passing as low as 500 feet overhead during takeoff and landing. T h e Court. demonstration startled workers in offices In dismissing the charges, Judge in the State Building, who rushed out Dungali noted that the court action would to investigate the sound. not preclude the city from obtaining The scientist, Paul V e n e k l a s e n , compliance in the R-2 zone from represented a flnn researching problems of jet noises primarily near Los Ange1es Freeman or other property owners. International Airport, where, he said, Newport Beach filed the criminal com-''The present levels (of noise) are far plaint in September charging the above reasonable tolerance." Freemans with using an R·Z ·parcel at The statement linking noise with death 509 Acacia St. for four separate family came from Attorn~y Alvi.n. Greenwald, lts. An R-2 zooe permit& only two v.:bo represents res1~ents liv~g near the un. ~port who are sumg the au-port over urut.1. the noise ~udge Dungan threw out the complaint Among.those testifying before the com· before the Jury got the case. mitlee was Daniel W. Emory, chairman He said because city officials had of the Airport Noise Abatement Com- l inf ed. I;'.,. In 1967 mittee in Newport Beach, who ooUined erroneous Y onn ~ ,eeman the-nearly tao million in suits already that hls use ol lhe property was permit-filed by 1 ooo residents living near ted, . Freeman had relied on the in-Oraage Cou~ty Airport. formati~ JUdije _ Dungan said the Orange County Airport Director Robert criminal complaw,'..was p.ul.jusUfied. Bresnahan atteoded the bearings, but Assistant City Attorney1 T h om a s did not speak. Woodruff, who prosecuted the two-day Emory urged state legJslation to abate trial said he was not "particularly upset" ~rt noise and hit at the Federal by the ruling. AV1aUoo Administration for having "no Woodruff saJd he believed the judge intention of doing anything about aircraft noise." Another speaker from the Orange coast area, Newport Beach City Manager Harvey Hurlburt, agreed with Emor:y, saying, "Responsible governmental agen- cies do not appear willing to assume jurisdiction over the noise problem.'' Hurlburt offered a two-part program to control noise : -That the Public Utilities Commission. establish and enforce controls over aircraft noise and air pollQtion. -That the state enact legislation giving local control over all aircraft operations. Another speaker, an administrator with the Los Anjeles City Schools, t.old the assemblymen that jet noises "Mask the teachers' words and prohibits effective education in more than 30 schools in the Los Angeles City Schoel Dtruicl aJone." Emory's recommendationa for cutting the noise included banning of aircraft types causing the greatest noise level, limiting the number of flights of the loudest types of planes, incorporating oolse lhril[s in airport IN'md leases and establishing alrcralt landing fees based .on rated ttcrafJ:··notse instead « welgb~ Emory also recommeoded that noise recorders mOnJtor aircraft .and that pr~ perty near high noise levels should be condemned and that it be converted from residential to other uses. upheld the city 's basic contenUon, that the rental of a separate room or rooms in a building separate from the principal residence "was not permitted under pro- visions of the zoning code as an accessory use." Yule Carolers, Contests, "The city wUl be notifying all property o w n e r 1 in violation, including the Freemans, to abate the illegal use or face criminal complaints in the court," Woodruff said. NoUfication will begin as soon as possi- ble , he added. Final Freeway Section Open By Chr istmas Santa Claus won't be held up on hi! Christmas Eve travels through Southern California by any unfinished freeway sections, the State Division of Highways predicted today. A.~ opening date of Dec: 24 is set for the final lihk of the San Diego Freeway which will be dedicated Friday at 10 :30 a.m., at the new community of Irvine. The final link of the 73-mlle freeway beginning at ~ Sepulveda Gap near Encino will tie into the Santa Ana Freeway at Sand Canyon Road, com- pleting a major Southland thoroughfare. ' Dial-a-Santa Set in City Old St. Nick won't need his red-nosed reindeer to find Newport Beach on Christmas. 'Even if it's foggy, the myriad lighls and sparkling decorations of the city should point the way. Decorations and plans for y u I e festivities are well under way in many parts of the city now. Perhaps first with the most is Balboa Island whose merchants have banded together to c h a n g e their c a y to "Christmas Island" over the holiday season. Roving carolers from local high schools and churches will stroll along Marine Avenu~ beginning Dec. 10. A 70-piece choir called the Llving Chrl!tmas Tree from Western HJgh School In Anahejm will perform Deo. 17. For that performana:, Marine Avenue will be closed to traffic. Besides the traditional decorated live tree at the corner of Park Street and Marine, 33 other Christmas trees, outfit. ted with 1,800 light,, will line the shopping area. Celebrities of the area will be dressed as Santa Claus and will pass out goodies . to children. Newport Harbor Chamber of Com- merce is sponsoring the area's 23rd annual Decorated Boat and Floating (See SANTA, PaJe %) Talk on Ha rbor Slated Dec. 12 Development of a program for the proposed dl.ssoluUon of the Orange Coun- ty Harbor District will be ouWnecl Dec. 12 at a meeting of the Orange County division of the League of California CJ ties. Progress of the proposal will be discussed by La Habra Councllman Hal Sims, chairman of the committee. The meeting is scheduled for 1 p.ih.. at the Friedemann Hall, Orange. Featured at the monthly League meeting will be a talk by Jay D. Michael. special assistant to the President of the University of California. Michael's topic will be ''The University and Local Government." De Oialne noted that all memben of the six-man committee appeartd Jm. pressed by the data presented. More testimony was to be given today. "We're not afraid of le&islaUon," said Assemblyman James A. Hayes (R-Long Beach). "But we don't want to waste (See JET NOIBE, Page I) SF President Stands Firm Over · Police SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Pressure mounted today on acting president S. I. Hayakawa to back down from hi.s policy of keeping embattled San Fran- cisco Slate ·College open with police force. The fiery liWe semanticist gave no indication he would budge from bis goals of holding classes regularly while seeking improvements in minority study pro- grams. He called the 300 hardcore demonstraton "anarchists." Classes at the 18,000 student college began for the fourth day with no student strikers in sight. However, militant leaders vowed new disruptions. A group of Negro civic leaders prom- ised to !-in the demonstrations to show their support for the strike started Nov. 6 by the Black Sstudents Union. The. civic leaders ~ere unsuccessful in demanding that Hayakawa cloSe the campua dnd remove police.. Slm.ilar demands were issued by the Associated Students, eome I a cu I t 1 ,nembe:n and welfatt agencies, lncltidiilg . San Francisco's family service agency. FSA director Warde Laldman said pollca must be, removed ''in order that violence not acce1erate." In rejecting the demands, Hayakawa described BSU members as "tools" of the Students for a Democratic Society. Thi! SOS Is one of the more radical campus gtoups in the nation. Meantime, the student strike com- mittee announced plans for a demonstra- tion Saturday at the Civic Center Plaza facing Cjty Hall. Mayor Joseph Alioto and Gov. Ronald Raegan have highly praised Hayakawa's get-tough poficy. M.ilitant student,, staged a noon rally Wednesday in deflana: of Hayakawa 's regulations but disperaed when con- front by a skirmish line of 400 police. The demonstration was g e n e r a 11 y peaceful ln aharp contrast to bloody claShes Tuesday. Hyakawa in a 1 t or m y, off-campus meeting with Negro Jeader9, turned dOwn their dema~s that pollce be removed from the campus and classes be canceled !or a convocation to settle strike issues. · A similar convocation was in progress when fonner president Robert Smith resl~ed last week and Hayakawa was named to reopen the strife-tom campua, which bad been virtually Idled for thte9 weeks. Smith closed the school after a series of violent dJsruptlons led to · a clash between student activists and police. nie disrupt.Jona centered around a geneial strike c8lled by the BSU to support a list of demands, Including the reinstaWnent of Black Panthel: George Murtay as an Engllsb lnslnlctor. He was suspended for urging minority studenta: to carry guns on campus. Tuesday's bloody •lolence, involving club-swinging police and dlssldents arm- ed with steel ban, bricb and botiles, r!sulted in S3 arresta and a number of lnjurlea. Master of ceremonJes for the Friday rites will be Dwain Freeburg, chairman of the frttway dedicaUoo subcommittee of the Orange County Chamber of Com· merce. Hearing qt New port City Hall • ' DAILY PILOT Milft ...... l WI LDEST SOUVENIR -Costa Mesa girl June McKee, 19, shows copy of newspaper China Mall, whose headline idenUfled tbe OCC.: theater arts major as-naturally-a starlet. San Francisco and Orange County were made ·one and the same in another reference to the girl and her brother Gary, 16, ln ·a story of tbeir bunt for Wan Kwai Ying. Mission Improbable Me sa Girl. Tells of Orien t Adventure By ,O.RTllJJR R. VIN~EL Ot .... DellY .. \. lt•ff Strange things happen In the exotic -Orient, like the transt9rinaUon of a pret- ty Costa Mesa achoolglrl on a quiz ' show trip into ·a movie; ·starlet embarking vn a mercy mlasl.on. _ Bed-haired Jllne M"cKee, 19, and her brother Gary, 18, of 27~ Tern Circle. are again getting used to U.S. life tod•r after ·arrtiiog ·hllm• Tlieaday night !row Hong l(oog!. 'Although the lively newspaper China i".iall glorified t~e facts a hit, Mln. \fcKee did accompllsh her mis!ion riC tindlng Wan Kwai Ying, t•, a. Chine~ girl formerly supported bY friends m the Harbor Area. The ineetlug after days of hunting the youngster helped by the Don McCartin family, of 31745 Aguacate Road, San Juan Capistrano, until sbe . was no Jqer ellglble, was boLh awkward and toucliing. "The only thlng we had in common was finding out bow everyone was," · said Miss McKee, a sophomore theatrical arts major at Orange Coast College. Life styles are sq vastly different that shy, aoft-spoken Kwai Ying f9UQd it hard to envision how •the family of the Costa Mesa att.orne)'. or June and her family, fulfill their .days and nights.. · "They just can't comprehend/' said June, "except w,h~ I told them · tpe McCartlns live in lhe country -, Capiatraoo," she giggled to beiself, "and . Back Bay Topic Of Na ture Walk t A.. nature walk and~ lecture on the ecology of the Newport BaCli Bay will be held SGlurday at' I a.m. by )he CQWlly c:bapter of the. s!etra Club. The groop . •Ill, meel U. the corner of Bayolde and Eaatblufi· drlve1 above the aalt work!. 'tton.memben Me welcome. · UCI 'Pf'Ofessor Gilbert Bane 'w~ lecture on marine We of tbe ~,. COrOo:a del Mar llcience \eacber_ Jolin JQhnaoo OD plant llfe and Dr. Charles Greening, of the Audubon Society, On·!J!rd·Ilfe. tbat they have lots of animals and pets~ "That did excite them. anima1J are mort common in Hong Kong," sbe aaML ·June herself found life for the average famll)' In Hnng, Kong to be. well - jllit ~atn hard. ,. . "1t ~ mid! 11)' appreciative . ol what r have • : • going into that area ;" said JWJe, who . won a , trip • to ,Boo~· Kong and the Orient fUst one. yeir a,o on a short-lived tllevlliou' q~ slloW:. . • c "'Ibe idea is to teep them •iri ldiool. They really stress learning Engllsh.' Bul she has her family to help supporl. • June explalned. June and Gary made their way through 1treets littereif with ffith an<l ~ animals to the, ,agency's. office -in hills near the Red China bbrder -during tfieir searcl1 for the gfrl. ' - Anmd with addiUmal·. btf<l'1lll.tl0rt, J they weol looklntt for W. with en Jb. terpreter from the Hong: Kong. Depart-1 meot of Soclal Services and tracked down Mrs. Wan, ))er ~. ·There, In a tin but. llCl'1lpQlomb' clean. yet full of love and hope fer a better · future, they were directed to a watch- band factory w h ere the girl who ao loved school spends her days. 'Her l>aY ia $S weeklJ. · . . . Gradually, news of .the ·Yankee girl's ; stubborn ·search came . to Jlgtu as Jhe : sought Kwat Ying and she wu ·in-. terviewed by the f:lashyr Chiba Mail and ' .tSee 'STAIU.ET', Pqe I) I ' t ' ' ' . ' Sto,,lc Mcrluu . Nl)W YORK (AP) -Weakneu In ,blue chips di'agged doWn the stock market to a faii'ly sharp loss late this afternoon. (See quotalioils, Pages 32-33). Tbetmargin of losses over gaim slretcb· f e4 t• about llO Issues. .Oraai e . ' Weadler • • 1 ..µter a inlld dose of patchy fog. lt1l1 be •UZJDy. Cal)fornla aga1n Friday, -with tempera- turu •llpplng to · 57 along U» • cout 'and 78 further 1n1 .. d. · Three speakers wlll !Mrfeatured, along with Orange Coast beauty queena, county and city officials and the Third Marine Wing Band and Color Guard from El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. Speakers are; Assembly to Probe Shoreline· Use ~SJ;D~, T.OD"'l". 1Whil• tti.w '""II h•r• Uk< "" . d..nf, w.:.,, proljablw -~ gel ony 100r11. Uk1 Wrning mio con.. 1 CfT. ~ JJ, -Gonion C. Luce, -.Y of the state Buslneas and Transportalioo Agen- cy, repreaenUng Gov. Ronald Reagan. -Alton E. Allen, Orange County fifth district IUpervisor. -Haig Ayanlan, D i s t r ic t Seven Engineer, California Division of Highways. Site of. the dedication ceremony Is northbound Janes of the freeway, near the Jamboree Road overcrosslng. Vlslton and 1Ues11 m111 ru<:b the spot via the oortbbo\lnd San Diego Freeway onramp at Culver Drive, ac- cording to division of highways olllclaJa. There will be no motorcade down the finished heway, but participant& will make their way on to lhe Mesa Verde c.ountry Club In Costa Mesa ror a lun- cheoll. ' ' 1 By JEROME F. COLLINS Of llllt D•lly Plitt lt•tr Newport Beach and Orange County government authorities are nervously awaiting Wednesda)i, Dec. II. Conservationist!, on the other hand, are looking forward to it with en- thusiasm. The reason : On lhat dale , a legislalive sub- commlUee probing shoreline use will conduct an alkiay puqllc hearing at Newport City HaU. 1be bearing date, time (10 a.m.-5 p.m.) and place ·were conflnned today. Abo confirmed was the expeclaUon that the Orange County-lrvlne Company Upper Newport Ba)' land e1cbaoge will ' be a principal topk:. Another may be the county's plans -If 1ny -for public use of ocean front land ln the Salt Quk area sou th of Laguna Beach. "We're especially concerned about the problem of access to public lands, sueh u Udelanda1" said Dave Hayes, con· 111ltant for the Assembly SU~ttee on ConaervaUon and Beaches. "The Back Bay (land exchange) pro- blem la surl to come up,.. he said. "We've golten lots.,_ol cAlla from people wishing to teJll!y agalmt h."' Tbe proposed lrafllactlon, involving the awappin1 ol ~ acre1 ol Irvine upland.I for 157 acres cl coonty tidelands, w I 11 bt defended by COunly Harber Director Kenneth 8ampoon and other o!Oclalr. Sampson's appearance 11. on ~ hearlng ageoda. He may have to fend of! a luD "°"'" or Sltn"a .Club and Auduboo ifociety op- ponents of the ucllani•. .un facing a court tesL Leaden of !ht Audubon Socle\y, It wu reparted, have 1tnt rtmlndert to all memben o( the Orange Counl7 chal>ter to atterid tbO hearlni. Thu< are some 800 me.mber1. The City· Council chambers hold 120. CbalnnM of the conoervaUon and beaches IUbcommlttee Is Alan Slervty (0.Beverb' llJlls). Hts chatrtn1 or the .... 1oe -ln the view of some observers, a rvup \ di)' flll' the :Bay Bay trade._Si<,loty <met served u admWitrat.fve ~t lo former Lt Gov. GJemi AncletMl. Who conslrtatly VOCOd aplllll the COWl\Y·lrvbiil plan u ~ -a( the -Landi CGnmilllal. The lnteml of the ra c I • If n d lo I :Alaembly 111bc:oJnn)iltM Jn the. Sall Cretk area wu hxUcat.ed hfot DllCIDtbl • at a bearing beld In S-Monica. A IUb- commlttee member ~t the ltino llltl> Uoned the 1.all'JIUI "Nip.,! m1aonttal . 4evelopm<nt In. comiectJaa •Ith tbe ,._al IUb~ ol dlQpPeariqf polerlllal recreational land. · "W• will !lr6bably nk counfr1'lannlnl 1'00Pla aboul Lquna Niguel," uld <Seo llllOU,. Pap I)· bttr 4 r • I ' • a.lflolf ... --• ' '-"' .............. w : ('.......... .., -....c....-•. ~ ' : -.a.4.f ...... ' :: ' f l_..? I M • ............ 1>lf 1 .. ............... . , .... Cffll " ......... .. ........ "T ....... a NW!UMW'I U ......... II .... ·~ ,._. . ......_. " ......... ~- .f t I r I DAILY l'l\.OT ,_.,,-5,1968 New School Plminedin Highlands San Joaquin Elementary Schoo I • o;,1r1c1 ~ w~ olght ac- cepled ao l8il,ooo low hid Jo build •• u 1« unnamed _....,, ochool In CaplllraoO Hlp!e ..... Thi low hid "' -ComtruclOll Co., Ill SUia Ana, WU jull -tllo 1193,000 eollmlte. Thi boualnl trlcl -dlalrlct'• -.-,,. acbool II ICbeduled 10< completloo 111 next September. Thi board aJJo extm1ed dlts fore llndacaplJlll completloa at LI Pu Jo-• tennedlate School end 1Jndl '.VIila Elementary School, both In Mbslcn V)!- · 10, unlll later this month. Both tchol>ll. have been occuplectslnce the llChool JOU: bolan • .. In ~ action.-... """' Jo :: ::::: ~:i:. = ~Destined tor Destruction . ' , • • s .. pervi•or• C'la•Ja .County Agencies ., . . . ,In ·Po er 'Battle ., '"'-· '"I • ' ..... I . .... ... , A power lltuqla between tw..mulU.. ~the-acUQlll ol. Frank Mlchrlen• 1 i. county pvernmeolal a1encle1 Wech . IOl'mer afd~ Jo Phillips aod now SCJ.9l'f neacJo,y broo&ht • verbal batUe between vlce·weaJdenl. · · • . llv9 Orange Count)>•·......,.-. 'Mk&O;n• forcefull1 denied _., SapervloQn wnu;;;:J''Pbitu.,.· acla' chargeo Jl)'log at ·oo time did he jell llavfd !...Bater 'qaged \,, a<40 -Loi WJes !Upervlion ·ihll ,()rang• debalo over tho ~IJJI. Ill Ibo Soulhem ·• COunly had pWed .the resolutlO.: CaflfornlrAYlatton.cooncJI (sCACI) end On motion ol SUpervlsot' Alloll E. Ajleil the Southern CaflfornJa Auoclol19a of the board look the subject under SDJ>. Govenunent.a (SCAG). , mission unW Dec. 14.. ;•We'll aU be .PbtllJpo offered a reaolutton thal wooJd llappier on that day," quipped Allen , wlthbold '1,5,200, appropriated' by the ending the 'debilto which at Umea wu '~ for •:!eD-«Jl!nlY i:eaJooiil avlstton lleated. a!U<zy from SCAG unless 'SCACI waa -.... named as th-e.aviailoo·~ttee for lhe "'iioaal lll1!dJ'.. .. . . . ~. II, J)resldtnt of.' &CACI end Baker, a SCAG,foimder; Is oo )ha a· ecutlYO'board fll thal organJZallno:. Police -Bare Sauna Bath pany la< 13M,llOO. It 11 not yet known when • llCbool mlghl boo bWlt on tho Central Newport'• largest street widening project project will make the narrow roed a major tratlic !().acre •II•. will take out. 23 lots and structures along 32nd link between Newport and Balboa boulevards. PhlDfps claimed that SCACI wu being Ignored by SCAG end that Its avlaUon studies over the put five years would be lost lf recognlUOn was not given.. Vice Raid 'nle board approved a plu IOI' parent strl!!t'• southwest side, shown here looking ocean· Demolition will begin after all property Is lfl city ~ ~,: ~.::"':. waril from Newport ~evard. The city has already hands around the first o1 1970. . Baker labeled Phillips' resoTuUon "part of a power play to give SCACI equal """'"""' for use of atod<mta u , ·,__;.purcba?·i-• .:..· -:•-ed_12_M_tb_e_n_eed_ed_,p_rope.:.:· '--rl!_e_•_· Th....:.:e..;$642~::.;·000....:.: ____ --'-------------- cafeterla belpen end _.--.i Iller ,- powera with SCAG." Baker pointed out that SCAG . not SCACI was the agency given $483,000 In federal lunds Jo conduct the flQ0,000 A raid oo a Costa Mesa sauna bath and health clinlc following a two-week District Attorney's investigation of alleg- ed prostitution acUvities was disclosed with the owners' application for a new city permil -spO<ll and mra curricular ..,. Uvltles will be coqjdered ll(Aln II their Janull']' moetlng, the board.-· ThlJ aiked the CJJstrict itafflor more detaila .. both propoall. f'r0m Pqe 1 SANTA •.. Christmas Tree Parade. For five days beginning Dec. 11, the parade will t"Jnkle through the bay. The parade beglnS at the Balboa Island Ferry Landing at. 6:30 p.m. where the boats decorated with lights an d ChriJtmas trimmings congregate. The Corona del Mar chamber of com- merce will be giving away a total of $150 in U. S. Savings Bonds and certificate! to winners for their decora· tion contest. Six categories have been opened for compeUUon. Merchants may compete for Best Decorated Store, Best Decorated Window, and Best Exterior Store Decora· lion. Residents may vie In Best Religious Theme, Best Individual Effort end Beot Group Effort categories. Forms for the conten may be picked up at the chamber office at 2659 E. Coast IDgbway after Dec. 10. Kiddies may also call Santa Claus Dec. 19 to place la!! minute O<ders. The chamber· bu a direct telephone line Jo the Nirth Pole. Santa may be re.ached at 173-IMO from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. that nlghL Y oungstera are ad- monished not to call before then lest they fJnd a llnnp of coal In their stock· lngs. From Page 1 JET NOISE .•. our time if it won't bold up In court." Committel dWnnan John F. Foran (J>.San Franc i 1 co) made clear leglalators' newly awakened concern about the noise Jl'Oblerri1 state-wide. "'lbe expanding use of commercial IDd private jets throughout California ll aubjectlng evez-..lncreaslng numbers .of homeowners to the winerving roar and tirhlne of jet engines, 11 be said. "For years we have recognized that beoelits accrue Jo commui11Ue1 adjacent to airports. But only recently have we reallzed that there are alJo community costs uaoclated with a!Jports. And ... Ill the majcr 10U?COS Ill community cost b jet noise. "I recognir.e the importance of avlat.lon to the California economy,'' he said. ''But we cannot continue to pollute the llir with this racket from jet aircraft. "I do not su~be to the view that the public must adjust to noise because It tJ the 'aound of progress'. 11 DAILY PILOT Oll:ANGE COAIT ,U•LllHIMO COM'AHY l•betf N. Wttl ,rte*llt ... hlll\Jhlr J11l L C.rl1y vie.,,.._ ......... ~.., n .... ~11 ·-,. •••• A. M.nM" ......._t:titW J~ f . C.lllM P .. I NflMll ..._.._. ~-cnruw onctw ---1111 Wnt ·l1IH11 1 .. t .. 1rl M1lll111 M"""' P;O ••• ,,, .. taw --C.• MIMI ..... lty llrW '--....o: m,.... ..,_ HYlll~ai. IMOI: ., llfl lir.t l Man-made Reef May Make ' 'S.m.f er's Waves' Says Prof By THOMAS FORTUNE Of tlM Dllltl' ,lltt "'" It takes a cOmbination of a storm at sea and an widerwater reef to produce the kind of long~urling wave surfers dream about. Stirring up stonns may be beyond man's means, but artificial reefs are not, says Saddleback College geology From Page ,I SHORE~ •• Hayes. The county Road Department recenUy abandoned Salt Creek Road, :which cuts through LaUJllla Niguel property end leads up to the edge of Salt creek beach, Jong used by surfers. Tbe road runs akmg the original route of El Camino Real. When Pacific Coast Highway was completed farther lnland in the 1930'1, the state turned the· road over to the county. ' •PUBUC A= . Tbe road has been the only public access to· Salt Creek beach, which wu once included in a state master plan for parks.· Public ownership of the Salt Creek sborelin! area is now oceanward of the mean high tide line -roughly balf~way up the beach. NewporLBeacb city aides are gathering information for testimony at next week's hearing .on the city's bay front and ocean front Jand use pollcles. City Manager Harvey L. Harlburt said the hearing will give Newport the op- portunity: to deny frequent crlilclsm that the city, largely through lease policies, tries to UmU public me of public tideland!! facilliles. 0 The reputation Js undeserved," said Hurlburt. "Now we have the chance to document It." Harbor Coordinator George Dawes 11 Inventorying public facllltles In the bay, Hurlburt noted. The list and other data will be aobmltted Jo tbe Sleroty IUJ>. committee. instructor Peter Tresselt. He believes one good place for a surf-shaping reef would be oU West Newport. Not only would It create a new surfing area, it would decrease beach erosion, he c1aims. Attributing beach erosion to waves breaking right on the shoreline, be aald an artificial reef c o u 1 d cause waves to begin breaking several hundred yards at Ra. Energy would be dissipated before the wave reached shore and the wave rolling in would create a long nm for surf en. Erwlon eontrol ls also of concern to Tresselt, who at 35 is sUll an acti\ra surfer. He aald hi.'! ls not an orlginal idea by any means. "Guys who have surfed have been dreaming of these things for years and ·years." He said all one haJ Jo do Is look at the natural reefs off some of the cove beaches In Laguna and one begins Jo , .. the poaslbUJUea. Treaaelt figures the--of building a reef to create a ~ area 100 yards across would be •bol1t:l!ljl(),OOO Jo '300,000. Breakwater tock would have to be brought from Catalina IJland and divers would be needed to place it, he said. · "This Js not the type of project private enterprise could.handle,'' he said. ''There ls no economic profit to be gained. And you've got a problem of state tldeland.B." , He concluded such a recreational faclll~ ty will have , to be developed by a . governmental agency.. He doesn't know when or where, but he bopu that the day will come. -.Ji., Mynah Bird Stolen . Nary a ppep, a squawk, or even a .. Stop thief" came from John Part's ni.yuab bird as aomeone matched it, cage and an. from the paUo of the 209 Nardslul Avenue home Wedoeaday aftemocxi. Newport Beach police ...,..ted Joday. DAii. 'I' PILOT lttlf ,._ Boosting the Boosters Newport Borbor ~ buketholl players an c:ooldng up aomethlnc f<>r 6oort... club, which will sponsor pol·lutk dlnner Ftlday prior to game agallllt FAlllnda Eagleo. Chefs are (from left) Dala Reece, Jeff Mlllnoft, Paul Holmes, Dan 'LlmtAOdl and Lee Haven. '11le U·•·plate supper llarlr•I 6:30 p.m. ln school Qfeterla. I, I Planners Study Apartment Near Newport Center Consideration of revised plans for a 1,300<ml~ 125 million apartment develop- ment close to Newport Center ii among the items facing Newport Beach planning commissioners during their 8 o'clock meeting tonight In city ball. The massive complex to be developed by San Franclaco,based <;uson Ballar & Associates will be located on Irvine Company land ln the northwest corner of Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills Roads. The project was .. approved. in concept" by the planning commission Nov. ?. However, several changes In the plans were requested by cammiss.ionen. The Baker development wlll cost twice as much and cont a In twice as many units as :the next largest Newport com- plex, the South Bay Club near Harbor Higb School. Ground breali!ng for the project Is ocheduled for early 11189. Other items facing p-ers: -A request by Foodmaker Inc., Jo build a Jack-in-the-Box restaurant at 2000 W. Balboa Boulevard. -A request by Fotmnat Corp. IOt' construction of a dme.tbru film llafe1 and photograph processing stand at 4Qll W. eo..t Highway. -Approval of a requeit by Guan D. Sle to have on-sale alcoholic beverage and ·dancing entertalnment at the Restaurant Indonesia, 2515 E. Coast Highway. Payroll Tax Rejected LOS ANGELES (AP) -The City Coun- cil has overwbelmingly rejected a pro- posal to levy small payroll and Income taxes on city residents. regional airport study. Los Angeles County supervisors Tues- day passed the SCACI resolution and Los Angeles Supervisor Frank Bonelli told Baker be had been infonned that the Orange County supervisors had pass· ed the resolution Tuesday. Baker Intimated that thiJ was due From Page 1 'STARLET' .•. the more sedate Associated Press. "You should have heard our folks after we got in Tuesday,'' said June, imitating squawks of protest, since they bad asked he& to avoid the seamy side In her hunt over the teeming Oriental city. Mr. and Mn. Frank W. McKee were visillng in the east during the same period and only learned of their teenagers' acUvities when cont.acted by newsmen as they arrived home Monday. Gawking by Chinese unused t o Caucasian faces and pan hand 11 rig demands for questionable tips and stipends in both Hong Kong and Tokyo, however, were about the worst the brother and sister encountered.' "It all went so fast ," said June of her once-in-a-lifetime experience. One of the pal:c''s newspaper interviews -with the Mail -involved a reporter June said was just right out of the old movies, notepad In hand and re- pbraablg her questions for maximum dramaUc effect. "I told him I was a theatrical arts major and be said 'wouldn't that mean you'd like lo be a star?'," June recalled, "so I told him I thought anyone in the field hoped someday to become pro- fessional." Crossing Hong Kong Harbor in a fer- ryboat that night, June said she glanced over a gentleman's shoulder at hiJ: copy of the Mall and saw herseU described in a headline as a U.S. starlet, with accompanying photo. "Then, I felt like everyone was watch· 1ng m~,'' she said. Trials are due beginning next wtek for three defendant!: arrested Sept. 20 at the Elite Sauna, 2628 Newport Blvd., l:y Investigators for the county and Costa Mesa police. Mrs. Tatsuko ·Bailey, 26, of 10272 Pua Drive, Huntington Beach, Is due for jury trial Dec. 10 in Harbor District Judiclaf Court. She is charged with maintaining a house of prostitution. Mrs. Mieko Pridgeon, 35, <>f 17421 Koledo Lane, HunUngton Beach, faces jury trial Dec. 17 on charges of pro- stitution. Mrs. Marilyn Ball, 32, of 1735 Labrador Drive, Costa Mesa, waived a jury trial and is due in court Dec. 19 on the same charge as Mrs. Pridgeon. The c a s e came to light officlally this Vf e e k when Coma Mesa PoLice C a p t. Rohen: Moody asked the City Council to delay action on a conditional use permit for the club's new owner. Asked lf the arrests Moody annotll!ced had occurred after owner Russell Balley bought the sauna, the officer replied r;iq, that one defendant ls Mrs, Bailey, bringing titters from the audience. No decision will be made on the permit unUI January, after disposltion of the charges one way or other. Bailey 1 present during prior Planning Commission and City Council meetings, awaiting acUon on the several-times deferred permits, was nowhere to be seen Monday. Under Costa Mesa city Jaw, masseurs and masseuses must receive lndividual permits requiring background cbecltl and such establislunents are alao required to operate under conditional use permits. Ike Still Unchanged WASHING TON (AP) -Former Presi- dent Dwight D. Eisenhower's condition remains unchanged since a pre - Thanksgiving report of "slow but steady progress," spokesmen at Walter Reed Anny Hospital said today. A C/ir~lmru (;ft that will enhance your home M:I LEILLU& ••&iOit 08121 "t ,. VISrr OUR CLOCK SHOP OVER 33 MODEIS TO C:HOOSE FROM WALL CLOCKS ••. from $49 •1 GRANDFATHER CLOCKS • • ~ from 5299 lBlAlnWJI<Cm: CC!L.<l»<C~r,:, I" tM !)est tr•dition•~ de1i9n -Now's +*t• time to gi•e e h-MiDIM clock·•• •t .,. •tt•pt1CM1•I price. lliey relled a111 er• femous for be.vt"-fu~e•lpecl docb. Aldlqu• w+iite l:tiel1 with bl.ck l'IUM..,1111 ancl i...cf1 -pettdaJum1 et'9 ••11afM lwett -Hvny time ;. of the MMM .. ,.,....,,_. __ I 4Ml••••w•49wwww ~ --~---------~~*!!*_!"·------------···wot I -. I. ,, ' \ • • • ' ·cosla Mesa· ' ·. T-.y'• Cl•'•I . . -. -. . • VOL. 61, NO. 282, 4 SECTIONS, .48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSOA YI' DE.CEMBER 5, '.1961 JENC~ Noise Agent of Death? Jet Sounds P"layed at Assembly Hearing Tape recorded jet noises and cltari:e.! that "oolse, like smog, is the slow agent of death," Crteted asSemblymen at a ?l,earing in Loa Angeles Wednesday. The Assembly Committee on Transportation and Commerce heard a Los Angeles physicist's recording of jets passing as low as 500 feet overhead during takeoff and landing. T be demonstration startled workers in offices in the State Building, wbo rllihed out to investigate the sound. 'nie llclentist, Paul Veneklasen, represented a firm researclling problems of jet nolses primarlly near Los Angeles International Airport. wbert, be said, "The present levels (of noise) art far above reasonable tolerance." The statement linking noise with death came from Attorney Alvin Greenwald, wllo represent!! residents living near lbe airport who are suing the airport over the noise. Among those testifying before the com- Coµple Lost 4 Days mttlee was Danlel W. Emory, cbairmaq of the Airport Noise Abatement Com- mlU.. In Newport Beach, Who oulllned the nearly $39 million in suits already filed by 1,000 mldenb living near <Jraoce Counly Airport. Orange County Airport Director Robert Bresnahan , attended the hearings, but did not speak. Emory urged state legislation to abate air~rt noise and bit at the Federal AviaUon Adm.ini!tration for having "no Pilot Search Hindered Efforts by aerial searchers to find a Costa Mesa businessman and his wife, four days overdue on a fnght from Arizona to Orange County, were ham- pered today when the squadron was split in half. Another plane reported m I s s t n g between Lodi and Santa Monica Airport at mid-morning sent some of the searchers northward from their Wed- nesday flight pattern. Air Foree and Civil Air Patrol person- nel ~ scouring the mountain and desert terrain between Orange County and Lake Havasu City for Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pape, of 1901 Park Skyline Drive, Lemon Heights. Pape is the owner of George W. Pape Machine Co., 700 Randolph Ave., Costa Mesa. He and his wife Grace, 46, left Lake Havasu City Sunday at about 11 a.m. and were to have arrived at the county airport during the early afternoon. Their Europe Trip Off? Burglar Takes Mesans' $4,000 Fund A barefoot burglar who fied minutes before he v.•ould have been caught in the act \Vednesday took 11: board of $4,000 being saved by a Costa P.tesa boatman and his wife for a trip to Europe. John E. Smith, 57, 0£ 1243 Watson Ave., told police he arrived 8,ome at 10:45 p.m., to find the home ransacked and an army ammunition container hid· den in a closet emptied of money. A neighbor, Eileen P. Bean, of 1252 Watson Ave., later said she heard the sound of a chain link fence around the Smith home rattling just shortly before lhe couple arrived. Officer Dave Dye said the burglar entered Ow: unlocked garage and obtained a screwdri"ver and hammer, with which he made repeated attempts to break into the hOuse . Finally, he got in through a bathroom window and dropped into the shower, . leaving bare root pr-inls on the porcelain. DetecUve Art Courte.IJ( said the burgfar ransacked the entire house and had gathered up guns, clothing and other goods on the bed, ready to carry out in the bedspread. Uncovering the hoard of bills in denominations from $5 to $100, however, the burglar evldenUy fied with the cash alone and left the salable belongings behind. Investigators said burnt matches were found in the garage, indicating the burglary occurred during hours of darkness, although the Smiths were gone for most of the day . The victim told police only he and his wife knew the whereabouts of the money, with which they were planning to go to Europe. A chain link fence surrounds the Smith property in the Halecrest area of Cos 11 Mesa· and the house had been carefully locked before they left. Mesa Proposal to U.S. Taken Ligl1tly in Laguna Could lt be that Laguna Beach C<>un. cilmen aren't taking seriously the advice being given the federal government by Costa Mesa. The Laguna group, at least, made light work Wednesday night of a Costa Mesa resolution llimed at the cutback in federal spending. It related to reduction ol federal funds for approved California highway projects. Among the whereases opposing the cutback, there is direction that copies of the Costa Mesa Councll resolution be sent the President, Congressmen and the National League of Cilies. A copy also found its way to Laguna. Asked what he thought about the resolu· tion, City Manager James D. Wheaton said, "It might be somewhat preiKJmptuous of cities to try and establish the cutback level of federal government." Referring to Costa Mesa's now.famous advisory on the benefit& of acquiring Baja California from MexlL'O, Mayor Glenn Vedder opined that recommending use of federal funds to acquire foreign lands seemed also prerumptive. Councilmen grinned and filed the Costa Meia resolution. daughter, ~1rs. Linda Rhodes, notified authorities when the couple were 24 hours overdue. Searchers have been hampered by high winds in the deserts and mountains and by the fad that Pape did not file a flight plan. Mrs. Rhodes and her brolbers, Jack, 22; George, 17; and Jimmy, 9, cling to the belief that the plane was forced (See MISSING, P"I• %) Heights District Ponders New Bid For Wat~ Land Offldals of Santa An a Heights Water Co., today are mulllng over a $245,000 bid by a Westminster firm for si.J: acres of surplus property in north Costa Mesa's S()<Calied Golden Triangle. The small, long-established mutual water company has 48 hours from ' the t i m e o fauction bid to decide whether to sell the land, which lies parallel to Bristol Street between Baker Street and Paularino Avenue. Freeway Industrial Park! and Business Centers, 7162 F e n w i c k Lane, Westminster, was the only firm to bid on the property lylng in the Golden Triangle. The same firm recently lost an attempt to build an apartment development on another site in the area bounded by the Newport, San Diego, and yet-to-be- bu.ilt Corona de! Mar freeways. A special s t u d y is unde way to determine best future use of the freewa y· flanked sect.ion, foreseen by some as the future hub of metropolitan downtown Orange County, with high-rise bu.ii dings. Shareholders of th e mutual company will each get a piece of the sale profit on the larxl, although 1 small portion cuntaining two wells will not be sold. That's Location., Not Bath's Name A headline in some editions of Wed- nesday·s DAILY PILOT, referring to a raid on a Costa Mesa sauna bath a n d health clinic, carried the phrase, "Mesa Sauna Raided.'' The headJine was intend· ed lo convey the location of lhe raid, not the business name of the firm raided. The sauna bath involved is the Elite Sauna, 2626 Newport Blvd., not the Mesa Sauna located at 1988 Charle Street, Cos· ta l\lesa, operated by Sirlo and Meri Ay· holar. Mesa Sauna ls ln no way involved in the case. lntenUoo ol doing 111ylhlng about llllcrall noise." Anoth<r speam from the Orange eoa.t area, Newport Beach City Manager Harvey Hurlburt, 1greed with Emory, saying, "J'-.esponsible governmental agen- cies do not appear wUllng to assume jurisdiction over the nofae problem." Hurlburt offered a twe>-part program to control noise: -That the Public UWiUes Commission (See JET NOISE, P"le %) SF President Stands Firm Over Police SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Pressure mounted today on acUng president S. I. Hayakawa~ to back down from his policy of keeping embattled San Fran- cisco State College open with police force. The fiery lltlle semanticist gave no indication he would budge from his goals of holding classes regularly while seeking improvements in minority study pro- grams. He called the 300 hardcore demonstrators ''.anarchists." Classes at the 18,000 student college began for the fourth day with no student strikers in sighl However, militant leaders vowed new disruptions. A group of Negro elvlc Leaders prom.. lsed to :-m the demon!lrattonS''to $Ow their S!!pport for .ibe strike started Nov. 6 by the Black Sstudents Union. The civic leaders were unsuccesstuf ln demandfng tha\ Hayakawa close the campus and remove police. Similar demands \\'ere issued bv the Associated Students, some f a c u I l y members and weUare agencies, including San Francisco's family service agency. FSA director Warde Laid.man safd pollce must be removed "in order that violence not accelerate." . In rejecting the demands, Hayakawa described BSU members .as "tools" of the Students for a DemocraUc Socie'ty. The SOS is one of the more radical campus groups in the nation. Crasli Hearing Set Wednesday A National TransportaliOll Sarety Board hearing into reasons for U1e S:CCond or two summer crashes ot Los Angeles Airways helicopters will begin next Wednesday in Marina del Rey. Capt. Kenneth Waggonner, 33, of 3131 Pierce Ave., C.OSta Mesa, was apparently trying t.o set the stricken craft dowl\ In a Compt.On schoolyard when it crashed, killing 21 persons. \ The inquiry will begin at 9 a.m. in the Marina Del Rey Hotel, with 16 persons, from witneaees . to airline ernployes, scheduled to testify. The. crast. followed by only three months the dive of another LAA Sikorsky S61L helicopters Into a Paramount dairy corral, killing 23 persons. It was the worst civilian copter crash in U.S. history. Results of a recent NTSB hearing on the May crash have yet to be revealed and it will also be some time before announcement la made of factors in the August tragedy. Both helicopters were fiying from the Disneyland heliport to Los Angeles International Airport when they went down, Jeu than two miles aparl Talk on Harbor Slated Dec.12 Development of 1 JX"Oll'&m for the: proposed di&'lOlution of the Orange Coun- ty Harbor Dimid will be ouWned Dec. 12 at a meeting of the Orange County dlviSlon ol the League oC California Cities. Freeway to Open for Yule San Diego Link State 'Gift' to Moto.rists Progress ol the proposal wlD be discusRCI by LI Habra Councilman Hal Sim.!, chairman of the commJttee:. The meeting Is ocheduled for 7 p.m. 11 the Friedemann Hall1 Orange. Featured 1t the monthly League meetlfli will be I!: Ltllt by Jay D. Michael, special usistant to the President ol the University ol. California. Michael's topic will ·be "'Ibe University and Local Government." Mayor Doreen Marshall of Newport B e a c b, vict pre.,ident or t h e county chapter, wtll acrve u pn>gram chairman. Santa ct1111 won't be held up on hiJ Chrlslmu Evt lnlffil through SO.them c.atJfomla by any unfinished freeway aections, the State 01vblon of Highways ~today. Ao opening dale o( Dec. H II sel for the final link or the San Diego Freewq which will be dedicated Friday at lfl:30 a.m., at the new community ol~ The ffual link or the. 73·mile freeway beginning at the Sepulveda Gap near Encino wlll tie into the Sanla Ana Freeway at Sand Canyon Road, com- pleUng a major Southland thoroughfare. -------------~-------~ Master of ceremoniea for the Friday rites will be Dwain Freeburg, chairman of the freeway dedication 11.ibcommittee of the Orange County Chamber of Com· merce. Three •~kers will be featured, along wiUt Orange Coast beauty qieens, county and city of11ciala and the Third Marine • Wing Band and Color Guan! from El Toro Marine Corps Air StaUoo. Speaken att; -Gordon C. Lu,., ltCl"etary ol the Slate Business and Transporta.Uon Agen- cy, representing Gov. Ronald Reagan. -Allon E. Allen, Orange County lillfi district supervisor. -llAig Aylllian, D I 1 t r le t 5even Engineer, Cllifornla lltvlllon o I Highways. Site. of the dedlcallon ceremooy Is northboulid Janes 'of the freeway, MM' the Jamboree Road overcroulng. , Vit:ltora and guest. may' reach the spot \Ila Ille northbound San lltego Freeway onramp at CUlvtr Drive, ac- cording lo divllloa of lllgbway1 ofllcWL Tllm ,nu be no moton:ade down the ftnlllled fr<oway. bul partldpanb will make their way on to ·the Mesa Verde Country Club Jn Colla Mesa for • lun- cheon. " ' t • • • .• - . . • • DAILY PILOT ........ WILDEST SOUVENIR -Costa Mesa girl .. JuneMcKee, 19, shows copy of newspaper China Mail, wfu!se headllne ldentllied lbe OCC theater arts major as-natUrally-a starlet. San Francisco and Orange County were made one ancf_the ~e in another refereoce to lbe girl and her ·brolber Gary, 16; in a story of their bunt for.wan . Kwai Ying. . linpr.ohahle Mesa Girl Tells of Oii.ent Adventure ' • • 0 • • A ' M .. ISSIOD . By "~llTHUR fl. VINSEL . 111y, oolt-spolen )\wai YinK 10\!nd l' , Ot._OfrilY ... Statf 'bard'" 1.Jion bQw +k... Wnil ·~ St.range things happen in ·the notic · ... S_ env · . ,...'!" ._ ·-1 'G, Orient· Ute the transfortnatton ·oC a prtt-the. LO!li.a Mesa attorney, or June "VI •. ty ·eoS~ :Mesa .. ~gi;I :on a qtµz ~ famil~, fulfi.lf~ daysahd nights. . _. show trip 1nlo-a movte It art et embatktng Th~r, JUii.~ ~ap't.-~~~. ·& ~~~- '111·& mer:cy misalpn. .,.. ···~ -'·· 1· v~. J,wli!, ~AP.-~l~.TOJ& -, .---,..- Red·ha1rcd June McKee, 19, and ner ~cCartlns live in the • .::. ' brother Oify, fs, or ·ms Tern Circle ·capistrano."' s1ie giggled 1o~,-'P · are. again gettJng used to U.S. !Ht tod:i; tlwt they have lots of aJ\imale BJKt'pets." after arnvlng hoine Tuesday night !roui "Thal dld escitelthem, anima1a: ar~ Hong Kong. more common in Hong Kon.g," she said. Although the lively newspaper Cllna June herseU found life for lhe averagr :".fail glorified the facts a bit, Ml& family Jn Hong Kong to be well -.~cKee di? accomplish her nilsslon o( just p~ain bard. 1 • tindlng Wan Kwai Ying, 14, a .Chlne81 "It sure made me appreciative c'. girl formerly supported by friends µi whaL I have _ •• going int.o that lrea," the Harbor Area. . , said June, who won a ttip k> HOili.~ The meeting alter days of hun~g Kong and tbe Orient· just one year ago the ~ungs~ helped by th~ DOn . on a s!wrt·lived te"vision quiz show. , McCart1n family, of 31745 Aguacate •'The Idea ii to keep them ln school. Road, San Ju an Caplstrano, unW a~e They reillly stress learning English. Bu was no longer eligible, was both awkward she has her family to help support,' and touching. 'June explained. "The only thing we had in common June and Gary made their way througl was finding out bow everyone was," slreeta littered with' filth a~ deal'. said Miss McKee, a sophomore theatrical animals to the ~·s office -i11 arts major at Orange Coast 'College. hills near the Red-China, border - Lile sty!~ are so vastly different that . (See 'ST~,. Pq;e Z) Mesa's Tucl{e1· .Decl~es ·_ :He Won'tCast'Blind'Vote City Councilman George A. Tucker has served notice that he baa no intention of .1lgning on the dotted line or casting his ballot without readtrig the fine print first. The · City Council consld~ed several Items Monday, copies of which had ~t been futnlshed to. tu~ker for hJs ,Perusal, and all of which ~ then voted against. , He s.ald he pri!fen:ed to hold the rou,Jlne matters over unW Dec. 16, ao !ie could become familiar With their c:on'tenls aM ramifications, but other counclfmen mov- ed for action an~ay. ; · · · 1 • One was paSM!d. by a Utree-to-:Ooe·to-one vote, wtth Tucker voting aialmt it and Councilman Wllllani !.... St! Clair ibstain- ing, in support 1of ~ker.t · :"\.This involved a routine agreement DE!tween the Cos.ti Mesa County· Water District and. ffie clty 11&r:k and U.ecreaUoh District, assignin& the new. Heller Park propetly lo the park district oo poper. Prevjoilslj, it had been -assigned to the cily ge°"'al fund, but the park and recreation diatrJd is 1 teparatt agency. The water district gave ·~ land to the city in retUm for 10 years' free rent· on quarters Jn the Civic Ceoter and Monday'• acUon wu a mere ronnalJ.. ty: 1\Jcm !hen u11ec1 to be pro<lded • 1 c op y of thi le&al document, 1 at wbkth ume Mayor Alvil> "f.. -i>liikliy ._ .... 1 that If was 11etur1l for ~ mun. · cllmei1 not·to know the nature of ~e Items lwHlled by llM CO\lllCll • In U.O past. NE;W 'iOl\K (AP) -We~ In blue clllpo drai!ied down the •lock mart.I lo a fairly 1barp IOU lat.· this allemootl. <Sc:< quotauw, Paps 12·:11). ft • "I don't think it makes any diffettOO'.! whether I've been hen one, three o? 15 years," TUcker snapped, ·••1 thinl: J am adequate for this job." , Earlier, he asked for deferral on ap prcval of the I~ .Basic Wage Sca k for union craft. until I.be Dec. 18 meeting. Weather . . After a mild doae or patchy ~ fo& It'll be aunny Cali!ornia agtla Friday, with tempera· turea sJlpping to 67 along the ooaat and 78 turther inland. .. , INSmE TODAY . . . Whilt theri may hurt !ikt the . <kvil. ulcen proboblu won't get an11100r1c, like tuNUng into ca11.- cer. Page 11. c..-.. ,..... c-.. \ n e-.. ......, ....... " ... MN4 ..... .. .... ,...... .. -.---#........_ JWI '"et• ,. -.. :....~ : ........... " -.. --.. ~c..., ~:· IYMil ,..,.. , • ----. -----•. -.. ...... , •1 .............. ?! ''ft J • DAll.Y l'ILOT .Netepert Bopeft1I ' ~ Noise Abatement. , ' ~ Legislation Seen "' i Newport B e a e h city olflc1a1s w e r • liope!ul loday lhaf"meiiilngfiil''T'lisla- •1Joo cantrolllng jel aircraft Mlse would allle from te11imooJ Civeo al a •Ille A> aemblJ _.._ llelrlo& 1]Nnclay. 1 1'Tbey now have MJ1Dt cooeret:e Jn. lormalloo Iba~ In 1111 opiuloo; deflnlttljr pavea Ille "'1 1.,.. -kind al DOiie . alla-.Ot lqlslatlon," "14 Allillanl CIQ' MaDqet J...., De Chalne, who Al through the all<lay ....... In Loi All(tlto, Individual members of Iba ~ COmm1ltee .... Tr&lll]>Otlatlon 1114 pm. ,,_,., lndJclled action wouJd , be tau., poAlbly al tile 111111 Aaembly -. Frank Lalllerman ( R • P a 1 a d e n.a ) Poln~ out lbal tile purpose of -floarli>p Is to ,.. what legl.slatloo II . needed In the -ttee·· field. . • "Last year," he Aid, "lhll same corno-mlttee c:ooducled hearlnp ............ tiol probltm1. The reslilt of the hearlnp· toot tbe form ol legtal@:tion:." De Chalne noted thet . Ill members al the m-man committee appeared In>-· pti1e11 by the dale pnsented. 111...e: testimony wu to be given loday. ' "We're not afraid of leglalatlcl'J.,"' ~· Allemhlj>mln Jamt1 IL Hayes .<a.too& Beldl), ''But we don'I wanl to wuto r • ' From P.,e l 'STARLET' ••. during their .. areh for the girl. Artned ·With additional information, they went looking for her with an in- terpreter from the Hong Kong Depart- ment or SOclal Services and tracked down Mrs. Wan, her mother. 'lbere, in a tin but scrupulously clean, yet full of love and hope for a better future, they were directed to a watch- band factory w b e re the girl who so loved school spends her days. Her pay is $5 week1y. Gradllllly, news of the Yankee girl's atubbom 8eBreh came to light u she sought Kwai Ylng and she was i~ terviewed by the flashy China Mail and the more sedate Associated Pres.s. "You should have heard our folks after we got in Tuesday," said June, ipiltatlng squawks of protest, since they bad asked he: to avoid the seamy side In her hunt over lhO i.eming Oriental city. Mr. and 1lln. Frsnl: W. McKee were >isltlng In the e,,.i during the 8&11le period an4. only , learned of their teenacers' activities when contacted by newsmen u they a.hived home Monday. Gaw ting' by Chinese unused t o Caucasian '.faces and p an h a n d 1 i o g demands ·for questionable tips and •Upends In both Hong Kong and Tokyo, howtver, were about the worst the brother and sister encountered. "It all went so fa.St," said June of her once-ln+fifetime experience.,. One of tile pair's newspaper interviews -with the Mall -Involved a repcrlOr June said wu just right oot of the old movies, notepad In hand and re. phrasing her questions for maxlmum dramatic dfecl "I told him I was a theatrical arts major and he said 'wouldn't that mean you'd like to be a stsr?'," June recalled, "so 1 told him I thought anyone in the field hoped someday to become pro- fessicmal." Crossing Hong Kong Harbor ln a fer~ ryboat that night, June said she glanced over a gentleman's shoulder at his copy of the lllail and eaw henell dt1erlbed In • headline .. • u,s. lier!~ With accompanying photo. • ''Then, I felt like everyone was watch· Ing me," she said. Payroll Tax Rejected LOS ANGELES (AP) -The City Coun· ell baa overwhelmingly rejected a pro- posal to levy muill payroll and income tu.es on city residents. DAILY PILOT 1D1VM01 (OIUT PUlt.ISHIHG (°"'MY l•Mrf H. W••' ,.,..'*"'' w ru11111Mr J.cli: I. C.,.ty V1ct ,,__,, .... GBMr.t Mlnffet no111101 IC•nil ..... n •••• A. Mor_phfRI MeMllnt 1.uor r11I Nl ... 111 MwirtbN DlrKfW " c..--JJl'W••• &ty Stt. .. Moili .. A44N111 P.O. a. 1160. tl6t6 --"""'"' lhD: zrn ww .,,.. 11111twte ....... a..,11.m~ ,._ Hllfthl• llffdl: • illl l:ftet ' ' <IW' tlD'!e lf It won't bold. V:P lo court.• ... committee cbalmWt John F. Foran (0-San Franc lac o) made clear legJ&laton' . newly awakened eoocern _, the noise Pl'Ol>leln. .tale-wide. ·~ upaodfn& UM of c:onunm:lal and l"°1•ale jell lhrougllout Colltornla II aubjocUng evet>-lncreulni nwnben of l>omeownen to the unnerv!q roar and whlne of Jet .englnea~' be uhL "For yell'll )Ve bave ~ that b!eeflla """"'" to communllles ildjacenl to ~ But only rocenUy bave we realJzeil thal there are allo <:9Jlllllunll}' •COiia asaoclatod With alrporta. And ooe of the major 1ource1r al community cosl . II lei noise. ' . · "I r«:ognlJe the Jmporiance of avlsUon to the caworn11 economy/' he aatd. "But .., cannot conUnu.. to POilute the alr with this racket from j't aircraft. "I do not tubscribe to the view that the pilblic must adjust to noise because lt la the 190Und of progress', II ·* From Page J JET NOISE .•• ~ and-enforce ·con1io1s ~vet alrtrall no11o and lllr polluUon. -Tbli\ the llele enact leglalaUon giving · local control over Ill alrcfafl operaUoos. Anotbel' speaker, an sdmlnlslrstor With the Loa. Angel .. City Schools, told the ....mblymen that Jet nolstl "lduk the teachers' words and prohlblla ellectlve education in more than 30 schools in the Los ~elp City School District alone." Emory's recommendations for cutting the noise included banning of aircraft types causing the greatest noise level, limiUng tbe number of fllghts of the loudest types of planes, incorporating noise limits in airport ground leases and establishing aircraft landing fees based on rated aircraft noise instead of weight Emory also recommended that noise recorder• monitor aircraft and that pro- perty near high noise levels should be condemned and that it be converted from residential to Other uses. Only One Deal~r Bids to Provide· · ' Mesl\ W,jth ~uto . A brand new 1969 sedan Is about to be ·'pttrcbased by the city of Costa Mesa, which at the same time Is worried about the in!Ua'tive of local automobile dealers. .. UnJversity ·Oldsmobile -successful . bidder on· the car bought for 14,995~8 · ._ was also I.he only agency among all new. car sellers invited to even try to sell the .clly a vehicle, "I t h I n k It's an ill!Ult to the darn Costa Me!a auto d.ealers 1f .we got only cne bid,"· declared Councllmarl _Wllll~ L. St. Clair, who voted against buyliig the auto. . His four fellow councilmen voted to accept the lonely deal. "I don't think you can force a dealer to sell a car U he doesn't want to," said Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley. Seek Complaints In Mesa Burglary Complainla were being sought today against two suspected burglars arrest· e'd in Santa Ana Tuesday, only hours af· . ter a Costa Mesa woman's home was looled of 11,280 In furnlshlngs. One of the Suspects -in .whose pas. session the Item.I were found -Lt alrea· dy charged wfth a bar burglary o n e month ago. Walter L. CaJvlp, 30, 1102 W. Third St., Santa Ana, is charged with the Nov. 7 j o b al the King's Inn, 722 Randolph Ave., as well as the household bur&lai'y Tuesday. ' His 11110pected·aocompllces, Ray L. Co- dy, 37, of 527 Center St., was held over· night for additional questioning and turn- ed over to C.OSta Mesa police Wednes· day. Detective lloscoe Broad aald today that Calvin and Cody should he arraigned Friday on the various charges. From Page l MISSING .•• down llfely. The Papes had gone to Lake Havasu City to .... the outboard l'lcea. A l~nd. Mira Slovak, wu to have competed but his cralt developed mechanical tiou- ble. . He hU joined In the aearch for ll1o ·cnupla &looC wltb Jock Papt ·whe la adlnl u obMrver In a piano flown .,, Manln.Tbatcillr. . The lilt -p1-In tho ~ ... -Bamllton I.Jr '°'"' Bue; aorlb al San Francll<O· Re~iage Set Mrs. Patricla kmtJ will d I 1 cu 1 s "ll<nWrlqe -Ill PiUllll a n d P-...." for tho Oral!i• Coul Parenti Wltboul PWen Friday In tbe Newport Beach Amll'lcu Lt&fon IWL !. • Supervisors C'lash · 1: C~~nty Age .ncies , - ' In · ._·power B'~ft{e· ~··'"'Jl" ,, . '.'. .~ . 5 ' ' j • ·~ ' • ' -...A..power..lln1ggle .helw .... lft'.QJDilljj,~J..o•.Anl.~J;®nlf' lllP'!!'V-.iJ>es· eounl)' governniental agencies • Wed-day passed the SCACI resoluUoq anj neaday broo&l>I a verbal boltle between Los Angel~ ~upefvlsor -Frank. lli\<ielll lwo °''!lr. C<iunty SUpenotson. told BaUr he had heel! Inf~ that ~ ,..)Vll]lap. J.1'1U1Upe and · die Ql'l!!ie'Counly'oupervllola Pfd pa... Da\lld J.. Baker -··'-'•In a 46 minute ed tlit resotuuoo ~Y·. , . • ' • · ......, • .., • · Baker 'lnUmatod lhat tbla was due -'1ehe1$: 'bV.r the lletus ol tbe Southern ~ to !lie toUolis of Frati!< Mlc~ene a Calllornto AvlaU'l'!..Olnu\cll (8CAC!l ~d former aide to Pblllips and now &QACrs the Southef;'l Callfornla AQOciation of vice president,, . · . ~ . Qovernmenll (SCAG) ... ,; , . Mlcl)elena lorcelully ~ed IiikOr•s Phl!HJ>S ~ ~ ruoJUUon thal """1d · chatg" •l!l'ing at no lime did he tell J Withhold 125;1\'0";~ by the I Lot ,Al)~f: supervison . that <Jranga county for. a <eti-<oonl)',,reglollal aviation Ci>uril)' had pused Ille resolution. study from SCAG pfileas s·CACI was On motion a! SupervisOf AJton E. Allen ,nmned ·u Ibo 'A>lat!On 'cOmlillttee ror . the bqard .took· 111"· subject und<r .. .ub- the re&looal,llU<IJ. '·· , . miasJDn WlW De.c: 24.. "We'll ~ be Pbillips . ll' ,~ of· SCA CI · and . happltr on thal day,• qlllpi>ed Allen Baker~. a. 8€.AG foUqdet. ·la 00 the-a:.. · eli~ the debate wl:ii'1h a& times was eoutlve bolild of that orgaillzaUon. · • heated. Phillips claimed that SCACI wu being Ignored by SCAG and that Jts aviation 1Jlud1es over. the put five ,.ears. would be lost it re<!Ognltion wu not given. Baker labeled Phllllps' resolution °part of a power play to give SCACI equal pawen: with SCAG." Baker pointed out that SCAG not SCACI was the agency given $483,000 ·In federal lunds to conduct the 1700,000 regional airport study. CarWashCan 'Fill 'er Up' Council Says Shades of the Old West Appeal on Hotel Permit Held Up By Mesa COuncil Despite basic Planning Department recommendations against such hybrid commercial ventures as car washes with gasoline pumps, Costa Mesa is about to get another one. U.S. 'Marines hold helmet on a pole against wall to draw enemy fire during Operation Meade River 13 miles south of Da Nang. Fight· ing Wednesday was reported· to be from bunker to bunker as Marines closed in on Communist troops. The city council Monday voted ap- proval of John Pearcy's conditional use perm1t reque1t for a new automatic car wash equipped lo pump gasoline. Assembly Probe Planned Over Use of. Upper Bay . Consideration of an. appeal on denial of a coDdJlional use permit for Edker Pope'• lang-Oiscussed motor hotel in the heart of Costa Mesa ls ott for an in· deflnlle perlnd. Pope, 2733 Shell St., Ccrona det Mar, asked the city council Monday to pigeonhole his re-hearing, pending the choice of an exact Newport Freeway routing. The vote was 3 to 2 for· the facility at 628 W. 19th St., with Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley and Vice Mayor Robert M. Wilson voting against the Newport Beacr. man's plea. Joaeph Irani, who operate.I an uilting car wash o~ E8!t 17th Street, Won ap- proval to install pumps at the la~ meeting. By JEROME F. COLLINS 01 tltf oatlY Plltt llltl NW'port Beach and Orange County government authorities are nervOU1ly awaillng Wednesday, Dec. 11. ConservaUonist.11, on the other hand, are. looking forward to it with en- 11\uSWm. ~reason: · ' On that date, a legislative aub- eommlttee . probing shoreline use wlll con.duct an aU-day public bearing at • NeWpotl City Hall. . The bearing date, Ume (10 a.m.-5 p.m.) and place were conflrmed ·today. Also confirmed was the expectaUon that the ' Orange County-Irvine Company · Upper-Newpoli Bay "land exchange will he a principal ioplc. Another may be t.1¥! county's plans -lf any ~ for public ·use of ocean front land· ln the Salt creek area aoutb of Laguna Beach, 11We're especially concerned about the problem of access to publle landl!I, auch as tideland.!," said Dave Hayes, con- sultant for the Assembly Subcommittee on Conservation and Beaches. "The Back Bay (land exchange) pro- blem Is sure to come up," he 58.id. "We've gotten Jots of calls froJn people wishing to testify againat lt.11 ' The proposed transaction, involving the . swapPing, of 450 a~s 0,f Irvin~ upJands for 157 acrM of count}' Udelands, w l 11 l>e defended by County Harbor il!rector Kenneth Sampaon ·and other olflclals. ' Sampson'• appearanct Is on the hearing &lend•· He' may· have to fend off a full house Of Sierra Cltih and Audubon Society op- ponent. of the exchange, still faclng , a court test. Leaders of the Audubon Society, it wu rei>orted, have sent rtmlnders to all members of the orange County chaPter W attend the hearing. There are some 800 members. The Clty Council chambers hold 120. Chairman o( the conservation and beaches subcommJttee ls Alan Sleroty (!).Beverly Hllls). His chairing of the BeS!lon assures, in the view· cf some observers, a TOUgh day for the Bay Bay trade. steroty once served as administrative aasistant to former Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson, wbo conslstently voted against the county.Irvine plan as a member of the eta.le Lands Commlsalon. The interest of the fact-finding AISembly subcommittee In the Bait Creek area wu lndlc1ted two months ago at a hearing held in Santa Monica. A sub- committee member at the time men· tlooed 'the Laguna Niguel residenUal development In connection With the general subject of disappearing potenllal recreaUonal land. uwe win probably ask county planning people about Laguna Niguel," said H113es. The county Road Department recently abandoned Silt Creek Road, wtrlch cuts IJ>!oUgh Laugna Niguel proper!)' and leadl up to the edge of Salt ere.t beatb; lolta \lied by. aurfer1. . Tbl road runa llootl the ortatnal roule TV, Bedding Stolen A Calla Mtl& molel manaaer told =t'ualday tbal • talovlslon eel and worill fill bad been stolen from • ....ii. !"•ltlcla Id. Wllllam1, of tho Sunny Acru Motel, 2371 Newport Blvd., .. Id U-, wu apparenllY no forced entry, lndlcatln& a tenant may have atolen the llemt. i\, • of El Camino Real. When Pacific Coast Highway was. completed farther inland in the 1930's, the state turned the road over to the county. The road has been the only public ·access to Slllt Creek beach, which w·as once included in a state master plan for parks. Public ownershi~ c f the Salt Creek shoreline area is now oceaQward of the mean high tide line -rOughlj hall·way up the beach . Newport Beach ell)' aides are gathering lnformaUon for testimony at next week's hearing on J,he ciW'a bay front and ocean front land use policies. City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt said the hearing .will give Newport the op. porlunll}' to deny frequent crlUclsm that the city, largely through leue policies, tries to llmlt public use of public tidelands facilities. "The reputation Is undeserved/' said Hurlburt. "Now we have the chance to document lt." Harbor Coordinator George Dawes ls inventorying public facilities in the bay, Hurlburt noted. The list and other data will be 11ubmitted to the Sleroty sub- committee. The state Division of Highways voted with little discussion Nov. 21 to re-<ipen hearings on the route, chosen in 1944 to run down exiJtlng Newport Boulevard. The Corona del Mar J;iotelman owns several lodgings in the Harbor Area and wants to erect a four·story motor hotel at 145 E. 19th St., in the Mesa Shopping Center. Several proposed developments and im- provernen~ 1n t,the dq'.wntown .:rea are already a'ltlttlng resoluUon o( the route queltton, including the 'l million Pa11eo Grande structure. Backers of Lhe ambitious proJect want to building the luxurious shopping mall and restaurant facility above the in- tersection of _Newport and Harbor Boulevards. Traffic would flow under I~ Mynah Bird Stolen · Nary a peep, a squawk, or even a ''Stop thief" came from John Park's mynah bird as someone snatched it, cage and all, from the patio of the 209 Narcissus Avenue home Wednesday afternoon, Newport Beach police reported today. Automation of car washa -plu.s development of gasoline service at other \vash locations -is transforming the cnce tedious business into a swUt, one- stop operation, owners say. They must follow the newer trend in orde\ to remain competitive, according to testimony by Irani last time around and Pearcy at Monday's session. Mary Tessier Funeral Friday hfrs. Mary Tessier, 81, a resident of Costa Mesa for 21 years, died Wednesday whUe resting on her bed at home. Mrs. Tessler, 1961 Maple Ave., ts to have a funeral service Friday at 11 a.m., at Westcliff Chapel Mortuary. . Rev. David DI Prollo o! Christ Churcli by the Sea will officiate and lntermenf will follow at Harbor Rest Memorl~ Park in Costa Mesa. Mrs. Tessier ls survived by her husr band,_ Louis, a cabinet·maker ; daugh· ter11, Mrs. Rose Westall, of Orange and Mrs. Louis Palmer of Tokyo, Japan; five grandchildren and eight great·grandchll · dren. "1at will enhance your home ·~ PROFtSSIONl.t INTERlott DESl'"9$ ' VISIT OtJR CLOCK SHOP OVER 33 MODElS TO CHOOSE FllOill WALL CLOCKS ; •• from $49 ., GRANDFATHER cLOCKS • • ' from $299 mAm'ml~nt In the Mst traditional d•sign -Now11 tha tima to 9i"e a h•ndsof'IM clock ••. at an exceptional price. Tiiay raFlact an•• farnou1 for baavtia fully datlfnad clocb. Antique white d1al1 with black J111marah and hand1 -the pendulum• era 1•n•fna brats -Hurry time k of tfta ... ,nc .. flll\Nf{URB 2211 HAl!IOI! Ill'!>.! COSTA MESA. CALN'. 646-0275 646-0276 1.-.-----------------------------------------J -----· -- I ( • -• T)lundoy, °"""""' 5, 1961 , DAILY PILO! I •. . .. BY WILLIAM · REED 'Mode r n ·Library Ocean .View's Goal · . ........ In the Wincl There is a growing Cbristm~s spirit in the wind over on Mam Street in Sieal Beach w h e r e workmeh have placed red garlands and smiling Santas to lead the way for Christmas shoppers to the stores along the street. · From Coast highway to the decorated Christmas tree at the entrance to the pler, Seal Befch is beginning to look a Jot like Christmas. There certainly is no "gloomy shroud o! death" hanging over its bustling business section. La~t year things were so bad m downtown Huntington Beach that it was described as having been covered with the "gloomy shroud." * Apparently there is no city pl3:11 for decorating the area again this year. It's being Jett to t\le in· dividual merchants. It's doubtful that the few merchants left are ~oing to be able to afford a unified decorating effort. Perhaps a few of those who say lhat there is no hope at all for an old downtown section should wander over to old downtown Seal Beach and join in the fun there. Of course conditions are not the ~ame in the two cities and it really is too had. Plans for complete rehabilitation or reconstruction of the Huntington Beach downtown are discussed, but action appears many years away. ' * Mayor and Mrs. Al Coen along \vith about 20 residents of the city visited Ensenada recently pursuing friendships made when the surfing team of Mexico visited Huntington Beach and the surf championships. Ensenada Mayor Jorge Olguin l~ermida gave Mayor Al the key to the city and Mayor Al returned the compliment. But something was Jost in the exchaiige, or rather learned, for while Mayor Al receiv· ed a key almost too heavy to carry. the officiaJ keys to this city were so tiny that, well, we need bigger keys to the city. AJ will be glad to give a 30 minute presentation on the need for a better symbol to give to visiting dignitaries and suc,h. ,_ LIBRARY REFORM -Ocean View' librarian Miss Bel'lladine Kuss- man with (right) trouble-shooter Mrs. Alleene Withers check out the Audio--Visual Department of. the,district libra·rY. Math Specialty Deaf Mari Picked State's Outstanding Teac~er RIVERSIDE (AP) -California's teacher o{ the year. Lawrence E. Newman, is deaf. So are his students. But other tlum the number of pupils in each mathematiCs session at the California School for the Deaf in Riverside, and Newman's quickly moving fingers, there is little difference in his classes and those at any other high school. "All our teachers talk and fing~r spell simultaneously,'' said Dr. Richard Brill, superintendent at the school. "That way students have a multiple appro·ach. They can finger spell, lip read or those with residual hearing and wearing hear· ing aids can get some benefit from tbe teacher's talking. Newman, 43, has been deaf since before he was old enough to go to school and talks in a monotone as many deaf persom do. His lip movements follow normal speech patterru and give -students excellent training. The slim &-footer ,works with classes of no more than 10 students. This ii; required since the teacher and studeni., must maintain a constant vi!ual contact. Brill told Newman about the teaching honor when it was announC1?d several days ago. "He was surprised, amazed," Brill sak). "He wondered why he sh<iuld have been selected. ins~a'd of somebody else.'' Newman said that ahhough the ~ward was statewide only, it should "bt a real benefit to deaf teachers throughout the United States." As California's teacher of . the year Newman will compete for the national title. The top five finalists will be an· nounced Dec. 9. Newman is described by ·school associates and a golf course friend as ''very outgoing and friendly. ·He has an unusuallr keen sense of humor." Both Newman and his wife, alSo deaf, have de~ from Gallaudet College Jn Was.bington, D.C. Newman alao has a master's degree from the CathoUc University of America. He hu taught at Riverside since 1953. The Newmans and their four children, who hear normally, live near the Canyon Crest Golf Club. "His home is right oU one of the fairways, " a friend said. "I think his golf game was one of the major rtasons he moved there." Huntingtort Club Slates Breakfast U.S. Grants 'Residency' To Czech Military Man The Huntington Beach Post of the American Legion hosts its annual Pearl Harbor Breakfast-At' 8 11.m. Sunday at Memorial Hall, adjacent to city hall; 505 Main St. Post Commander Hal Wirtz has an· nounced Mrs. Jane E. "Ma" Jenkins and Otis E. Rumsey will be special guesls al the commemorative breakfast which is free to members who have paid Ille 1969 dues. others wiU bt charged a donation of $1, said Wirtz. it would bt ''misleading for both Lhf' present case and future extradition cases" to single out particular circumstances. Mrs. Jenkins has been active in pro- viding foster families for servicemen ... .Jn the 11111 al., lbelr. ef(Orts _lo. UNrade, and mocter.bO the ezl-'!llna lllJrary ltl'Vlcel .o/. Ibo -OCUn \'l<w ..S<!OOo\a, ~IJlrlel -employed Mrs. Alleeoe Withers ol P1clf~ ,Grove for a day of eonaullant work m Huntington Beach.. Grove Schools. She met with ~ J(UMman, director of the Clc<ari View central library system, wftlcb ~rves !1,\)00 atudenil In ip odlpoil. According lo Mlsl Kussman, the di!trlct hopes lo bring Iii library op<era- yop up lo the standank qi the American t:.ibrary A.sloclaUon. Thli means an in- . ere¥' 1f1 votumea ~f ~about Seven boob Mn. Y(lthen heads the library and audlc>V~ alda center in the Pacillc THE NEW RED, WHITE AN.D BLUE Choose""' T•do! Square0 ~s lo bli-gll!enJlllll roid4illler-'<end&. lhey' re ..,hable llaaal • ~sler knit. .-. .,:""""' a.r ~ ~ .. Sill litlg oil to a SltllSMlll! resort 'Heck palK kip in retl/wltiletolae; HEi, ~· fi9e leg paot ill wllite; g. }6, .... Yllliie jaeloel; H6, .... Wl!ite A-li!le ~ H6, ..._ Sunchar" ~ar. WASHINGTON IUPI ) -The United Slat.es has granted permanent residency lo Maj . Gen. Jan Sejna of Czechoslovakia who fled to t~ Un ited States after reportedly participating in an abortive coup in Prague. It was reported at the time of Sejna's defection lhat he was one of the highest ranking Communist officials ever to defect from Eastern Europe. He had played a role in trying to maintain Antonin Novotny in power i n Cr.echos\ovakia. stationed in Vietnam. Rumsey wlll be I ;·i' ~~~ cited for his work as Chairman of The State Department announced today that Secretary of State Dean Rusk had denied an extradition r e q u e s t by Czechoslovakia. Rusk had authority to make the final judgment and took into Account all the special circumstances of the case, a spokesman· said. However, the department spokesman, Robert J. McCloskey, did not specify the precise circumstances on which Rusk 's determinatlon was made. He said . No'v'.otny, a Stalinist figure who had ruled as Czech Communist party chief and president for many years in Prague, was stripped of power by liberal leaderl'! late in 1967 and wa1 ousted in early 1968. Valley Artists Show Americanism for the Elks Lodge . Breakfast speaker will be former Hun· tinglon Beach city attorney Lew W. Blodget. P ea ceniks Den y Violence Planned WASHINGTON (AP) -Two antiwar protest leaden have told House inve11· ligator.i -during a hearing plinctuated by obscenities -lhat there never were plans for violenct during the Democratic National Convention. "We never sought a physical confron· t.ation," Rennie Davis ol New York City told a special House .subcommittee 011 Un· american Activities. "We did not p I it n or call for dl.!ru~ lion of the converition ..• The Sbrinen can march down Mic~igan Avenue 5(1,. 000 strong, but 5,000 peacenW can't. That's what we object to." New Personn4:J Takes Charge of VaUey Cubs A new slate of oilicei:a, committeemen and den mothers for. Cub Scout Pack SM of Fountain Valley opened the pack's November meeting recenUy. The pack's new CUbmaster is Rick Sbeldrake. Among the group'a activities at the meeUng;-Wa11 induction of tb new members and the award of lour, one.year service stars. Dale Maddox received the hlgheet award of the evening. the woU badge with cold arrow. Kelp Beds Topic Of Talk at UC I An Informal talk on "W11te Discharge And 'Reforest.atioo of Kelp Beds off Or· ange County" will be held at -4 p.m. today on the secood floor or Irvine Tow,. Coenter Building at the entrance to UCI u .um I· • • Fountain Va11ey artist.I may display their works Salurday in a gar· den setting at the Wayne WiJJJams home. 9156 El Verde Circle. E>- hibitlon tee-ts tl per item. Readying for the da,Y·long show is 111rs. Pat Warr in front ol Mrs. Kay Gray's "Japanese Garden." Exhibj· tir ;, sponsored by the cttr• Am Association. 6 Dr. Wheeler North o( Cal Tech will be the speaker. in the environmental t.n· gil~rina program. There will be no 1d· mission chargt. Newport Cenler .1 Fash ion Island o 644·2200 • Mondey lllrouZ\ Sabudey MOU.• 7 Irr ,. I ~ ~ ' ' ' • l --__ .._"" • I 1111.Y-,...,, 'ul,:SW " Santa Clau1 bu • Christmas -too. '1 want to looe about 100 pounch, '' Paul GwmalM, 43, of Lob& Bead!. He's • ~pound 4-- partment otore Santa Claua. Bia ~ belWne requires a specially l!Mdend 1uil '' . ' 'lbroe ol tile world'• moot famoul lleazt transplant surgebb Will at.. tml a charity ball for lbt Tuai H-Institute in January. Dr. Christloan Bomprd of Sotttb Africa will join Dra. Denton A. Cooley ed MWiHI E. DoBokey of Houaton at llie ball, a spokesman for the event aald. ' • ~ .ainno aa pret't, as a June Bridt' ma11 M changed to N-.r bride In I:.. V egaa, Neo. Clark CounQI Clerk l,orttta Bmomon said Tll<adav . 4,%7B ff'IOFriale liuNa aotrt iatud ht. Noonnber ,-com.par.a with 3.976 In'"""· · 'lbirteen-year.-old Vicki Ly.- Cole, the Deshler, Oh!o, PI who provided Richan! M. Nixon with tile theme for hJJ adininistration, and her family will attend bis In- auguration u bis pet'IOll8i guesL Vicki carried tile sign "Bring Us Together" that caµght Nixon's eye as he campaigned for the presi- dency in her town . • Bridgewater, N.J. police have discovered. there's .troth in the adage that criminafs always return to the scene of the crime. Two gun- men robbed a motel of. '130 early this week. The night motel mana- ger told police it w~s.the l!lame pair who robbed the place exacUy a '!'eek ago of '300. • • NewlJIWtdi Mr. and "Mr!. Rat1 Kings- ford recei1.1td a surpria:e gift from the bride'• father -a wkeflbcn:Cno ricU jor hu and a pl.Oltic and wickff baU and chain for hfm. The coliplc were escmvd for five. bloclc.J bv police Uarougih1 downtown A.ndcn°" Calif., #Ur 11 ceremony and recep- tion ·at tlJ,e A11embLv of God Church. • Any day now Mercus J. Gray of Marshall, Mich., will receive a notice in the mall telling him that if he doesn't file an expense ac· count with the Calhoun County clerk's office for his Nov. 5 election campaip. he is subject to imp~son~ menl Tlhe notice will be signed by Marcus J. Gr•y. He is the Calhoun County clerk. Gray, who was re- elected, ii one of 19 candidates who failed to file expense accounts as required by Jaw. . Reeqdoa •t South Viets Due ' ' In. Paris Sund~y PARIS (/.P).--Vltllll,,,_ ·ol· flc1all said tod.l;Y -~ --1..-deleptJon loc)JadlnB v~ Pl111· dent Nsuytn Clo Ky will arrive hi Paris Sw'day. Offlclala ol South Vletnam.'1 diplomatic: miuian prepared a blf«ale reception for Ky and his twn at Orly Airport. The French government. l' r e p a r e d massive security precautlons. '3'• decision to accompany Am· buladCI< Pbam 1Jo01 Lam, who will held the del<pUon at the emf.....,. \able, WU I IUdden chuC• of plans. lk bad Intended !ollowtnB Lam by about ane week. . Tha arrival ol Sooth .,~letnam'o twn will clear the wa1 for the llarl ol lilt expanded peace porley. But it Is 'expocl6d to bo1 down In procedural disputes M .800ll as it sttrta. JCy "triD be SOuth Vlelnam'1 chief llratefllt for II'• conference. Olliclally ht ia being deacribed u an adviser, ' 1, but In fact he, wtD CorrJ ""'' •u\11"':1ty ol the Salp'&o_. "' -. !lit prueoiltloo ol bb C01Jn!r1'1 case. Soon after-bt and Lim pl 14 Parll they are expected .to meet with Am- bueador W. Av«ell·Hattlman and Cyrus R. v...._ who Jud the u.~. delotat1on., ,,,. Americans .,.. to COOJUll with . .f.be South Vietnaineae on UTangementl[ under dilcuas.ion for the formal talb In which Nortb Vietnam and the Viet C.O,'a. National Llberalioa Front wil( join. Vance already bu met twice thll week with the deputy cblel ol North Vietnam's delegation, Col. Ha Van Lau, to dlacusl arrangement. for getting the peace talU rolling. The Americans have been hoping to get tht conference on the tracks by Tu""oy, but any precise pl'OpOlal on thll will require Sooth Vietnam'• agree- ment. So, too, will any other procedures provisionally agre«I to by V 111<e and Lau. Leftist Thr.ongs March Through Streets of Rome ROME (UPI! -Filly tbouJand left· isl ·-aod -l!I them burHng otlcb and lllone5 m::2 sboutb!g "Bo Ho Ho Chi Minh," roared Uir°'!gh the streets of Rome today m a maas!ve general ltrike bandcullod the city. 2 Girls Accused Of KiJ~in~ Boys For Fun of It NEWCASTLE, England (UPI) -Two elementary achoo! tfrll were brou&ht to trial today on chargee of murdering two little boya for the full ol ll Pr-·Rudolph LJON told a jury trying Nonna Bel~ 13, and Mary' !<II, 11, for murder that they killed the two . boys "solely 'for the \'leNart and U• citement afforded by the tllllng." '"nte girls, who are not rtllted, pleaded innocent. A juvenile court directed'that the gtrla be tried for the murder of;. Brian Howe, 3, and Martin Brown, 4i ;1'bo lived in their workln1-clau ntightieiottood of lht1 northern Engliab Industrial· qlly. Martin was found dead In an abandoned house near his home Jast1 May. Two months later Brian was found de•d in the ume are•. ... He Trade,d Cq,ncer For Antibodies . LIMA, Peru (AP) -A YOUOI Peru-' vtan physician 11)'1 be jftly hi.ve. cured hl.s half-sister's cancer by giving her can· ett·fighUog antibodies~which he created by injecting him!elf with her cancerous cell!. Dr. AUonso Zavaleta Cruzado, 34., said that the. experiment Was performed less than a month ago an<( five years are re- quired before It will be known if his sl.s· ter. Mrs. Elis Wenztn, has been cured of cancer o( the uterus. But the cancer appean to have diS;8ppeared, he a'dded. He said he took ipeclmens of his sis· ter's cancer cells and injected them in hiJ own leg. Hl.s sy1t.em formed anUbod· ies to deJtroy the fOrtign cell!:, the doc· tor explained, and the antibodies w er e then transferred tollia sister. The clamorous dtmon.!tration came amid the worat eutbum'. of violence and civil disorder In e!Jbt yws and police fW'td wldescale 61oodsbed, but none OCC!DTtd. At one p o l n t about 10,000 atudenta, chanting "death to the bourgeoise," threw bottles and roclt.s at natlonal po- lice, then broke windows and car wind· shields as the police took cover. Student leaders finally succeeded in calming the crowd, angry at the government's faUure to provide educational reforms ll!ld better wages. The. turbulence ,erupted Monday after Siellian police shot and killed two farm workers during an unruly demonstration over Jow agricultural prices. TQday's dlsorders began with a march by strikers and .sympathetic students from •. .lhe Roman Colosseum through the heart of the city, tied up by a 24-hour tlrlke. 'No Indication' Of Trouble, Says Survivin__g Miner , FAIRMONT, W.V1. (AP) -One of the 21 men wh:o eacaped from the mine uplOllon near Mannington on Nov. 20 teltlfled today there wu no indication "of any trouble" betort blasts and fire trapped 78 other miners . The . West Virgint~ Department of Mines-.opened a 1wo-day preliminary ~Ing . today iii.lo the disaster. The 78 trJpped ~.wert •civen up for dead Friday ntgbt when . officials ordered -Mo'untalneer Coal Co. No. 9 mine sealed. . RepresentaUves of the U.S. Bureau of Mines and the United Mine Workers Union were al5o present when the hear· Ing opened this morning at the Fairmont federal building. Russell Foster, a lampman on the midnight shift in No. 9, said the mine's four venWaUon fans were working and there wu no inkling of trouble the morning or the first explosion. 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As Sarita • To Probe WASHINGTON (AP) -A I the anUWar demonatr1ton 'WhO · with authorlUes in the street.a of du r l n.1 the Democratic Nail yeqpon aay1 poUce undercbver tried to spur the prOtesten ~ viol David JlelilnBer, chairman of tlonal Mobilization Conu'1tte. 14 the War In Vietnam, toldAo House investigating the Chici&o Wednesday that the poµce a.gents to blur the purpose ol the demonstr by urging them to use force .. Ddlinger, who was called for a day of testimony today before a committee of the House Commit Un-American ActiYiU ... Allio laid' appealed to ui'e _protes1et1 ·Opt iii even "when police bnrtallY·a~ed There Was 11 brief flurry beftre hearing act'ually started Wednelday Yippie 'leader Jerry Rubin I outside the room dressed in a Claus suit and carrying a t.oy fllll. was ordered kept out by Cha Richard Icbonl CD-Mo. I · Rubfu, wlio aJiowed up at hear last OCtober wearing a bandoleer a war paint, told reporters hi11 latest tume "'as typical of the commit, whlch he described as "k total c· He said. he wore the Santa Claus to ridicule the committee by poin up the "Red Devil." · ltt1~l1 I ' . A;ll OFl' Jo e°' WE'RE CLOSING OUR CQRONA DEL . MAR STQRE * LADIES WEAR -KNIT SUITS . R•~:zs:~oo · 1686 TO 47 86 DRESSES & SHIFTS R,":4~_°oo00 186 TO 27 86 HOSIERY' Panty Host e Cantres• eReg. Hosi.,.y e Reg. 1.50.3.00 2/78¢ TO 186 SPORTSWEAR SWEATERS 326 TO 1656 u•. 10.1w4.oo BLOUSES 226 TO 476 •••. 1.00-12.ao LINGERIE 3/136 TO J86 RIG, 1.!10 .. 1.00 Slip• e I r; Slip1 e P1nti11 e l r11 e 6 irdl11 r.~!i!! & CAPRIS 126 TO J26 SHELLS FROM 286 RI•. •VALUIS TO 6.GO SLEEPWEAR 286 6 56 •••. l·00-10.00 TO ' tiow111 e Rob11 e Du1+.r1 e l'•i•m11 ' WEAR MENS SHIRTS Knit e Dress e Sport .... 5.00 to 14.DO 126 TO 786 SWEA'JERS c .. digam • Pullovers H. Wools e Orlon ·::-.:~g· 586 1886 . . 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Bat._ uJ4 today tvenla . delivery" ""'" Jl'.intfod >Ill tact.•• have prove4 tbot the Doc., Hooolulu bt cGmmerclaJ chan-"°Ill& Amerlcono," Ba- 7, IHI attact on Pearl Harbor ne11tbot~1111Dd17.,... , told UPI, "bad broken tile lea1ed Japan'1 fate and Jn. in&-' J1PU111 coda -iacluding- sure4 an ultlmate allied Tic-Tile m-. Baleion aid, tile ooe known u 'Purple' lory. ,.., dela'"'1 by tile Jo"""' -and were ' oble to reld Bat.son, who IJIOlll 15 eara attect and dW not racb Gen. tile moot pr Iv ate com-"''arching Australia'• flnt Wolter c. Sharl. COlll!lllDdinl munlcollool pwlng between •Ingle-volume blt1ol7 of the 1eneral of the H •"a l J a n tile Jopueoe l\V!'JU!l'lll and Pacific war, ll1d tt wu "LD-department. tmW avea boun tu amblaldon. con I u 11, COllCtlvable Iba! • n y b o d 1 oiler the alllot. mllltary allaCbu .and IOC1"0t could havt failed to forecaat Ba-Aid ...... had ljeeo ogenla !Jnwcboul the WCM'Jd. the Japaneae attack on the l of amJiip from blah Tile decodlDI of tb ., • American Naval base tn ~~ "olficua on the · mesaacea.. Pve • ..:' Amor erithoald Hawaii." vulnerability of Pearl Harbor bave liven -w• cans . He wrote In "The War With beginning In· UIH, wbeo Brtg.' a _....,. lhal" mod e Japan" that tbt warning of Gen. William "Billy" Mitdlell IUl]ll'lle lmpoalble. the impeodlng attaclc RD! dOICribed the laland of Oahu Bateson delcribed . I b e Old World Mediterranean Spanish Furniture Received c1ncell1tfon of $22,000.00 Sp1nl1h incl Mtdlterr1n11n f:"'rnlture Al ...... T .. 9_,ttr._..N ... hw"•ter'a ..._ H ... 0. ...... Itew u follows: Georgeous It ~ custom quilted sofa with separate loose ~illows with heavy oat trim decor and matching chair, S matching oak occasional tablO!, (2) 58" tall decorator. lampiJ, banging chain swag lamps 1n wrought iron, an 8 piece king size master bedroom suite 1n pecan panelled Medlterran· ean style with top quality 15 yr. warranty king size mattress & box s~rlnp •. Spanlah decor dlnlng sel etc. · ww. ................. s11n.oo Japanese attack a s a "brilliant tactical victory" that crippled the American t1~Sj~g_~:f~~.:~~~~?S7J fleet and facilitated J ·a p an'1mlll~ operaUo111 "It'• ·eomt to be bud to Ignore him thia Y'M·" elswhere in the Pacific. NO ADVANTAGES "But," he said, "it pined the Japanese DO worthwhile strategic advantages, particularly aa the all,lm- • Churchill Rises Again portant aircraft c a r r 1 e r 1 LONDON (AP) -A statue on a pedestal in the Churchill (Enterprise and lnlgton) of Sir Winston Churcblll in Arch, between the Jobbla and escaped.· bla debating stance -hands the debating chamber. "Further," he pointed out, on hips, legs· apart, jaw thrust There wW be . no cigar. 4'Pearl Harbor a c b i e v e d· forward -b to be his Smoking ls not permitted in overnig'ftt what DO other event memorial in the House of the chamber, and Nemon told could have brought about IO Commons. newsmen: "Sir Winston once .quickly -tbc ~!lamping out Baroness Spencer-Churcblll,. !<\Id me that lle_w®ld >•u•er of the vociferous and ln: the war leader's w l do w , forgive me if I showed him fiuenual advocates of a policy helped a Commons committee with a cigar. rve tried to of non-intervention and the make the choice between two catch · his mood when in the muting of all AmerieaM plaster modela submitted by middle of 0 0.bale." behind {'resident Franklin D. Oscar . Nemon, the sculptor Belon Churcbll1 died In Roo,,evelt in the vigorous J>l'O' chosen for the task in 1966. 1965, he let it be known that aectuion of the war. The bronze statue will be Nemon was his choice for the NOW! .t11rc•rJ Sawl111• ••• 1ff1rs ~-'•rrw•••t..._., .. SS,000 111111 •IP.t J•an at I•• I'll•• ........ ••lltlllJ PllJ· Jlllata, fR,•lra at ··~C•l"J Snlllp .. lw AltHlatilft, • f • Pll£E WE DEPOSIT IOX! ror Mercury SIWrl mllntllnlnl . mlnlmum ,blSanol Cl( $2..000. • Mercury~· •+r.m- po(iey mum J'DU the ttFf.lar rn. of lnW"'9t fat lnll.l1'9CI MYfnp. " . ' ' . . . ~ • Fundl -. llltlrelt from date. of, NCeipt. Fllndl 1IOllll'lld bytht tenttl of the month earn lntll'9'l from the n.:.t. ,_ """'....,.,. m11y- bonus .CC.Unta anrlabJe. MERCURY SAVINGS Md., ... , .. --1114 -Aw. -1'1111 ... -.. ..- :~~~~RIFI~---···:······-· $698~00 Any Pleco Con Bo Purchosod lndlvlduolly Term1 A.v1i11b'9 -Newcomers to C1llf. "Thus, Ironically, what at larger than life and will stand statue. the time seemed ant .. ::::.::....::::::::::::::::...::.:::..::::.:::..::::..:...~~~~~~--'~~~~~~~~~~~....:.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ overwhelmlhg Japanese vic- ~ I ~ i ~ Credit Approved lmmodlotely r J f /) F11nalture At Harbor Blvd. 1844 N~ llYd. Costa Mesa only r...., night 'Ill 9 -Wod. Sat. & Sun. '111 . 6. \~ ~\ ·1 The V neck is prized for ( sport and leisure wear. ~ The En91ish hevt • wey with swett•rsl Our femous ft C.ret Sportswear is • prime •x•mple, Mede. of finest 2,ply vir9in lembswool, with the full-fe1h1on- 1 d seddle shoulder thet 9ives th• perfection of fit :nd utter comfort e men enjoys! Mechint wesh- ble end shrin~ resistent, too. Choo•• from fa1h-~on's newest Heether Ton•• end Solid Colors. Madium, lar;a end extre ler9•. 61fl' WLV PIO $17.00 • IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND FOR ~ ~ mtn't faJbion tlotbing ' SOUTH COAST Pl.'<ZA • lrillol 111411 Sen Di•t• Frwy., Colic M111 USI YOUR •• WI IH't'ITI •OU" MCMll--ff-v11'ulf ~ ICOll.ll'lt tulliarntr1 'kt;:H!.~":H!.~~ • ' t tory in fact sealed Japan'• fate and ensured an ultimate allied victory.'' Bateson said the Americans Intercepted a coded message on Sept. 24, ID which Tokyo instructed the Japanese con- sulate in Honolulu to divld the waters of Pearl Harbor into five designated areas, and give periodic reports where warships were located in each of the designated areas. The message asked that particular mention be made of two or more vessels tled up alongside the same wharf. ANOTHER Mm!AGE On Sepl. 29, Bateson aaid, Tokyo sent another message which the Americans deciphered, 11etUng up codes de!ignatlng the location of warships in Pearl-Harbor . Two weeks later, Tokyo messaged it.9 Honolulu con- sulate that Japanese· American relations w e r e "most criUcal" and directed the ship posiUon · reports be sent at least twice a Wf!f!k. "Incredibly," said the Australian historian, "none of these decoded messages was ever passed on to Hawaii as they were considered by Washington mi 11 tar y In- telligence to be 'routine re- quests.''' Bateson sa.id an ionospheric stonn blotted out Army radio conununicatlons b e t w e e n Hawaii and Washington, and robbed Pearl Harbor of a last· \ ~inute warning which Army ,>;;hief of staff, Gen. George C. Manhall was desperately attempting to relay to Hawall. Hawaii Studied HONOLULU (AP) -The Hawaii chapter of the Sierra Club says popu]aUon growth threatened the natural beauty of Hawaii A committee is stuyding the dangers of excess population. --MEXICO ctamiMAS -'RAl"S 'llMICIVISI Dec. 19 ....... tft • -.-..oaous -..WO CAUNEI DATS A.-... ci.,, H1Nl1 FJ I Ct.1,. ..... ..... c.,. -I • Nw 114 ..... -MIUC1 • I, ..... .._. ..... c...1c:.p. ~-..... , .... ,,. --•11'1. ,.,. ll4 l1tlaal -.1-.c..... -= .. ............ -·-...... ,,,.,. -................... ..._ l•·A Mli- L.1-1 ... .. 11To61'i -., ... lt 'ji>erry (hristmas ••• letills at the Grand1st1Dallof~l It's Christmas everywhere!! Outside it's a little nippy and occasionally wet ... it's warm and dry everywhere inside at South Coost Plaza. This Christmas season sho~·n· side and be comfortable. n nightly 'til 9:30. Remem , South Coast Plaza is your Christmas Shopping Center. , • loath Coast ?Iw WTOL M' WIN .-a ii Lr, 0111a _. Mii '° ft .. ITOIU AND mvm ... ' t. <wf. 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Ibey -were being made the 11 tile cbar&es were true, remember wu lltttng at • '"whipping boy" by critics who Williama said, deaJen would tlble witb b1a new friends be .... ~ and lea"·A-.a" and and tile clwnpagne bottle. accuae them of gou gl ng ~·~ "~'~ However, he staggered back customen for car repairs. . would not "be able to continue into the ame bar babbllq Toin. A. Wllllama, · . a to Hve 1n their own com· incoherenUy, with a &Uh 00 Cb 1vro1 et de a 1 er 1 n muniUes." hla bead. according to the Greensboro, N.C., and presi-He cited a survey taken barkeeper. The bar~ -of tbe N a 11 on a I by bis organizaUoo In wlllch tbougbl he wu a drunk and Automobile Dea.Im Amocla· he said 64 percent oI the hid him~ lion, told a Senate aub-respondents were sati.sfied While this was going <11 committee the dealer had with the dealers' service. 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Model 6000, witt. telesc·oping dlpote 1ntenn1, makes th11):8f'fect aecond 111 I • I Magnavox Home .. • .. , Entertainment "Center • • • ' ' '· --,--J --1 -~CTORY Dl ·RECT D :EALER-~ ' • 536-7561 ' ' 481+-MA-JN -5-J.-· Downtown Huntington leach ALSO •• SPRINGDALE & .IDINGER Y ,, • • r .. ., ;• ,, :11 ... , .; .. :• . .. ., ' . ' .. •" . ' . " ·~ " • . . ' . . • . . . • . • . ' . • • ' • • • ' l • • • • • • l r ' ' l ! • • ' ' l • ' • I • • • . • • • • • • • • • • . • • ' . , . ' • ' • . ' ;-. . . . . . . ' . ' . . ' •• • • . ' • • • • • • • • •• . ' • ' . • \ , • • . HISTORIC FIND -This .tiiii:ht be the oldest pyr!,.. . areheo!ogist Dr. Robert HW..r sayt ca"'9tl Utliii qrid in the New World, an inver1'4 dirt cone built by · indicates the pyramid wu cOostruc;ted an>lllld llJO prehistroic farmers in llOUtheute~ Menco. UC · BC. · -_ • -~ Says UC ~heologlst , ' .. ... .,, O'ldest Pyrami4 Discovered . . . Grades ~</ .. · ' ' Of Faj1irig!· BERKtlLEY -(AP) -A ty II Calilomla archeolog!&t, Outed,. conical "pyramid," repbrts thal carbori dafing in- belleved to the oldest in the ' (ticates the 100 foot high western bemiapbere, has been pyr.amid was built around 88 uncovered in t r o p i c a r B.C., prob8bJy by a race of IOUthea8tem Mexico. farmers. Dr. Robert Heizer, Universl-Unlike any o:ther known LAYAWAY NOW 300 Bi••• to Choose from $5 H-_, llke 'IA Dec. 24 .. AN 11Jr1111 SoM ,..., AM9mM 01M1 A.dJ11stff W.uNU llOIL~ ... ~ ~ N I ~ DAILY t-6 - SUIL 12-f X I warn.id in middle America, - . _...,, the cone on the llland II LI ,STANFORD (Alll'4 KSW.. Venta off the TOlll!a JllVer lli'd It~ ill!llr~ lain estuary , __ at ·--~ 10 -bu , .. __..., eJlmlNtm '·" ·= -.,_ lalllJj( if.d; 19 .ll!idontf. : metrically alternating valleys ~-~Udii, 1...;, and ridge! running dmm I~ wJQ!;, .otbei't made Jut ?r_eu slopes. by !Jle' stem., ~fl< Dr. Heirer, who bu bem -the Study tL EduClllori; wUl di_.u:iog at the site ftr U yean be vot.el'.I on by the-fa<:ultJ with anthropologlat J oh n this spring. -. Graham, also of UC Berkeley, The committee's repcrt WU and Dr. Philip Drucker of the rt~ the . Af"' • 41..J UniVehity of Kentucky, s.lys ~ruvers1ty offJCJa~ announced the fluted cone may be a it cost $115 million to opera'te substitute for a volcanic·cooe the school for the year ending used f li · last Aug. 31. er re gious purposes. VI Pr 'dent K neth Ill W 'd ' It her ce es1 en • ,; e 181 1n a ec ure e, Cuthbertson predicted it will 'Ibe, Ohn~s : ~. Ne~ cost $250 million .to operate Worid a Frrst C1vdizatlon, the university iD 1978. that th~ _cone, at th~ center Tuition during the io.years of a religt~ ceremorual ar~a, will increase from '214.5 nert could easJ!y have ~n copied year to $3330 in 1978. from eroded volcaruc cones Six professors and three on the nearby mainland. students were named last He visualized the Olmecs January to study the scbOol's as using La Venta island as grading system. an a.gr:icultural f e r t i 1 i t y They recommended an A-B- rellg.ious center entrusted to C grading system, with the a priesthood. elimination of D and F grades. For the past 30 years, great Students would be permitted stone heads, jade offerfn:gs, to take any course, subject altars and other artifacts havi to instructor apprOval, on a been unearthed there, but ft no-credit bull. was not until earlier this ye8r The rep()rt proposed an' )n. that the probable significance crease of independenl wort of the vart complet was by stude.nta_ free of coune discovered, Heizer said. requirements. Scottish ~·; - Poei Mocked ' . • ·" .. .. . I SHAW'S .; ...; .... ,, ' : . ·L_:.:_::. ::·~· :· '...'.'.~· e~,~-·~, :•:!·~es::!··~·:·~,,.~·- ,.. .... ,"' ~i. -cpNlllty In • CANDY • ICE ·CR£AM . . · · • Olf.TS :: · DO-your. Christmas 'iliopping at SHAW'S· for the best 911iillty in ASSORTED BOXED CHOCOWi:S. *. FQE GIFT WRAPPING At SHAW'S Teu'll Find. The F1n..1 • HA.....,. the World" Gifts .; • fl .. lurlftl OUilliY Dlebotic C~l11~' (IVLI 01 IODtJ ICI C:UAM CAID fw All Occele.,I . , Dress Yourself in Profits Maybe you think . you haven't got a thing to wear. Bui DAILY PILOT advertising representatives have ideas in all ·sizes, shapes and colors. We'll tailor a program · lo fit· your needs. And we'll make ii Iii your budget; loo . Come in today and brme around the shop lh~I produces the best-dressed ' newspaper in town. It's a fashion show in pictures and print. And your product, goods or services will be displayed in the .most respeded showease you can fiad. · . Buy yourself a Christmas gill, some stylish holiday profits . Call 642-4321 -We'll send a Fitter* ~Ad R1prttel!t1tive " . • • • • ' J ' ~ .. ~rgeJJ,tiM. Fights B·irth Control ·~·~ .. ,.., . . '.:'.~' ·BUEllOS Ml!ES (AP·) ~' President Onlpi>la, siding that blrth control violates the . ptesJdent Juan c-. pngarul! of with .the con~aUYe bishops Pope's. dirtcUves Argen~, Js ~to counter ., who. . control the . C&tbollc , Many Ar1entines c I a I m press~ for birth control. by Church in Arg~ttna. bu more births are neceMary to offerl·ng ,to ln.e·rea·-s:e_ aJ$sertfld cbend.Jence-to the populate and develop their ""1Uowaq~ for families with. PoP-f:'• ruijng on artlficlaJ country, wbert 24 mllllon peo.. :-~nt children._ -_ _ ·_~th_coritr91._ .. ;· ple li'!!e _in lRJ!l'eJl baU tbe __;,:: : .l'I'he allowance now I! 2,100 • Tbe A\}>eneum, of the site-of the United States. ....... ~or fl:lnonthly Per· child~ Republic, a Church-oriented ... Some economists say_Jhll ~ 'f!C. is p,ald by the parent1s cultural club ·to whicf) many Argentina's birth rate of t.t employer until the child is top govunment of f·t·c i a I s percent is too low for such ~8 )'t!ars old. belong, said Jn a statement. a vast country w~.,.... to.kfftt• .... · SAMUEL DERT LEATHER COATS NeUJ/ '>!-l'IEW I fr.,.. llla<1el for B.,.. .t Glrhl BABY CROW·A·TOOTH ' * She ls.so llft-lik._ ties In her~rib, wi&&I• then 1~ un by h91.selfl . .,, _,..,.QIY*'lfer TOG'LM!f= Dyn1mk MW WI)' to m1ke10ys ttt.t mov• with. llw .:tlon hln1• blOdis. Crute·l)'f.tin1 puppets, . · action ladders, ' oO<t·-"'· . ld"•f1u:r ,, .. •n .::·~ , ·~·· ·ioe~I Ht 400: ~ ·: World of New KOLA KIDD LES JOotl'II! . MiGHTY MIKE ~ * . ACl10M Sf1' # 778 '>! Cthltb Actl11 TRACTION -,. J11p performs eaa llkl I Un);! Up 'n down hllls, Ml OYtr obstaclts, llpbubbln wtth. bolt cf .ir. HiJ 1sa ASTRO TRAIN Sit# 7083 .•• 12.97 Any number can play. roo·~ 'M\ 30C> ---...I·• TOG'L set 200' ....... A.ft TOG'L set 100 ....... .JM' NEW!ftomMltt .. I STRANSE . CHANSE . Mysterious n1111 Machine reveals llldden wonders of 1n 111eltnt qe! Miraculouc TIN · Cip5111H ch11t1e into rtliCSi- SWINlllll WIE fOl SWINBINI l'UPl£ HIP .-LIP ~-499 • CEMENT MIXER • DUMP 111UCI( • LO.\DER S S1ores ill Ormge COllnty to Serve You -~-·-·---.._,·--•-=a tt e =-=•-= •- • -.,, '*"""' I, 1"8 DAILY l'ILOt t t. r I ' •' -i.ncerest com pl i 1 ~.~ n t, a ....-.C//,i-· . .,· . , 1c_'· _', · g 1ft from... bbl/ltStmS ' . " · · N euiport Ct11ttr \ . ., -.. , ~.' . \ . ' • ; : ,1 • .' -. •• ,• • GIFT ABLE LIQUORS FOR HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING Elegant llqueur-s in Robinsa1t.s special gift package,, ,oul" Lazy Susan holding one-tenth bottles of famous N\arie Brizard ·apricot 'Af,ry. Cr-eme de COcao, Anisette and green Creme de Menthe. BeautlfuHy gll't-w,..pped and ..-c1y for gMlclous giving, 21.95. From an assortment of exclusive gilt Packages of fine liei-uors and wines. Liquor Department. -·- .• .Jo/VR PRIVATE LABEL LIQUORS, for those .who enjoy ser'liin9, ~nd giving the best, ou" selection of private stock liquor'S and wines .. · Shown, .Jo/VR &-yea,.·old Bourbon, ·s.39 ti,e fifth .• ~ .JWR ext.~a .Hgh~ . 8-year old S~otch.,. 7;15 the fll'th • .Jo/VR Fl"ench Brandy, 539 th'e firth. JoNR C&nadian Whiskey, 6.19 th" fil'th~ Private stock liquors , :, and wines a"'.a il~ble in assOrted cases or 12 bottles at 103 saVlnQ's. ' The staff of our Fine Wines and Liquor department will be M"Ore than happy to assist yeu with sug~estlons for yOl.lr holiday girl; list. /'vial\ and telephone orel10rs are coNlial\y invited, with frea del!very wt thin the United Parcel area on all puref\ases over a.co. ROBINSON'S NE\NPORT CENTER 644-29oo • '' Shop to111gbt 11Htil 9'Jo SAVINGS BY THE HALF·GALLON Pl"e-Chrlstmas ,;p6e1a1s from our wide · assortment of bre.nds,, in convenient;. · half-gallon bottl'!s with easy-pou~ sj>outs, Ballantlne's Scotch Whiskey, 14.981 Ofd CraN Bourbon, 11.491 from OUI" pl"ivl.te label liquors, .Jo/VR Vodka, 9.13 , .JWR . Gin, '9 .67, All .Vailable in case: lots .d . . six, discounted a ·f\Jrthel" tent percent, , ' .~· " . ' ' . . ., ., R.OBJNSOH"S HBWPOlT "' • FASHION ISLAND ~ .- • -----~-.---------·-- - -- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • i • • • . • • • • • • • I l • • • • • • • • • • • • l . .. ' ~ • . t • ti I I . ' I ' .. ,.. I • I • I • ' ' • l .. • ' • • • ' •. . • • • • • • • I ~ ' l • • • ... • • •• • I ~ i ! • lll bo .. ' j \_ , • STUDENTS 'GET FEET WET IN MARINE.!.810L<~9Y.'PROGRAM GtrJs Enthusi astic, Too, S•Y• U:cl P..-.,sor · ... ·, ._ ____ _ , • • • • Record Fovnl1I~ V1ltey 10:02 1.m. Wftll*d1Y. reKUe. 16321 5¥Ulntll'e 7:7' p.m., l'fta.le, 17150 S1nt1 lwbel 12:7.S 1.m. Thund1y, ,...;..,.. 10:llJ M1r911erl11 ......... J:ot p.m. WednHdlJ, 11rvc1v,.. 11,., R:,..,,._. Bowl 11 :41 p,m,. rescue. ll20 SoulhPOrl. 81dt. 1111 API. G w .. trn111ti.r 11 :23 1.m.,Wed'lftdl't', mecllca! 1kl, Holt's Hui 11 :5' 1.m., medlcat 1h11, 6112 S.nll!I 3,,3 p,m., medlul 1ld, 13Sll Wlllon !:OS p,m., ft1$h flr1, Westmln1!er "NI Sprlntdolt 7:H p.m .. medlcel tld, 7115? Gardtn Grove 81vd. 1•21 p.m.. l!r~ lnY<e1!111tlo!I. UOOll Olllow DEATH NOTICES PADDOCK L!lUll EuveM .P1dclcict.. "301 W1rner. Huntington 8e1Ch. Survived b't' wlN!. LHll1n; dl\tllhlff, Mer!Ofle Tvler; Two 1ninOM:lnl 1nd -l/'Mloflrll'ICJ. .....,. Services, Frld1y, 10 AH.. Olld1v lro!Mn Cti.pet. l11temient, R:.,.. H'lls M~1I P111<. Dlr~lltd bv Dlldiv 8ro1hers H11n!lneton V1!11v Mortu1rv. 1.17·7771. WERNER .+.ua111t Joh" Werner. A11t U , ot " it. Vii E$1rlldl, L11ur11 1:1011. Diie d lle1th. Decl'mber 4. Survl~ by wll1. Mebel1 son, ,,.,.,,....m D. Werner, Sin Olevo; 1l1llor, M.lrle Kinsey, LDI An. 9flel. 5ervlcn wlll be Mid llf Gr~• Cllel>tl, Ing"""-! Mt:morl1I P111<, Frid..,., l PM. wllh Dr. Ectw1nl J. C11dwt!I ott!d1llftl. Dlre<l!!d bv !ell e.roe.iw.v MortWlrv. 110 8rotdw1v, C1>111 Mew. TESSIER Mlrv M. Teuler. "" ti. ot 1961 M1ple SI., C1>1t1 Mal, 5urvlved bv Milblno, L!lU11; two d1u1hter1, M"- lllOM Wesflll, ot Of"lnttl Mra. L!lUI"' 1"1lmer. Tcl<Vl), J"''"; live 1r1nd· (hlldren 1nd ell~t art1t 9r1nd~Mklren. ~rvlcea. Frld1y, 11 AM. We1!clltt CMPllL !nlennenl, H1rbor litH! Me- morj1I P111<. \1111!1tlot1, tonklM . TbvrM11y, trcirn 7 le t, Wt1kl\ll (Ill• 11 Directed by Wes!cl!ll Morl\ltrv • ..._ BALTZ MORTUARIES Corona de.I Mar OR 3-9W Costa Mes• Ml 6-UU BELL BROADWA Y MORTUARY 110 Broadway, ·eosta Meaa IJ 1-3431 DILDAY BROTHERS Bddngloa Valley A-tortuary 1'1111 lleacll Blvd. Rutlngton Beacll MZ.mI PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARll: CemeCery e Mortaar7 Qapel -Padllc View Drive Newport Boacll, Calllorlllll llf.:!7• pJ!Et[' l'AJlllLY LONJAL FUNERAL llOME 'JIM 811111 At1e. Wetll •' ' F • 15%5 ;~ .llORTU.\11}' 'GI&. 17111 !IL, C..la Mui 4 .... • • • THIS CATCH FOR RESEARCH, NOT ·~Oob Next Projec't: A -Shark Hunt 30Youths Use Beach For Other Purposes By JOHN VAL TERZA OI TIM D1tlr f'llot 511ff When one thinks of high school seniors out on a boating weekend fun things like water skiing, sailing or just beach lounging come lo mind . But for about JO Orange Coast youths weekends at the shore are filled with hauling nets, catching sharks, tagging marine organisms, or with the Tigors of painting and sanding boats. The youths. all high school students who have sbown pr<r mise in marine studies. ha ve become amateur m a r i n e biologists under the guidance of the department of popula· tion and environmental biology at UC Irvine. Dr. Gilbert W. Bane Jr. associate professor in the department. is the group's mentor. Another sponsor is Explorer Seoul Post 333, which, under a special membership pro· gram allows g i r Is tn participate in the marine study program. "As a matt.er of rac t;• Dr. Parkin~ Lot Bids Sou~ht SANTA ANA -Bids will be opened· Dec. 16 for opera· ti.on rights lo , the west courthouse parking lot ad· joining the new C o u n t y C:Ourthouse. The Jot will be operated on a i>ay-parking basis with 25 cents for the first hollr and a $1 daily maximum. The -.perator will receive 25 per- cent of the first S3,500 of the monthly gross and bidding will be on the percentage for reve~e . in e1cess of that amount. The lot will have 222 spaces. Bane said, "the girls seem to be the most enthusiastic workers in the group." 'The organization of the group is loosely knit , an'cl the activities, including a weekly Tuesday night meeting, are lnJormal. , . "The members themselves decide what they .want to cfo . Sometimes they just come iti:to the department at UCJ and ask if they can help," Dr. Bain said. "Helping" I nv o 1 es everything from fitting out the department's si1 boats to net- .ting fish, tagging an<:l·c_hartjng the migratory habits of marine creatures. Ne.Itron the agenda Is a shark hunt. .. Most of the students have taken extension courses of- fered by the university. ·"Much or the time they out.shine the adults enrolled in the courses," the professor noted . The 21h-year-old program has borne frult .for ·the science of marine studies,·Bane said. By the Ume the · students are ready for c~ge they already have a firm ·ba~ in the ·'dirty work" of marine science. "When they begin their col· lege work they have no more fantasies about the aCUViW. 'J'hey know all about the hard work and the problems." he said. Pact Given ANAHEIM -The ·state Department of Public Works has awarded a $7.19 million contract to Polich-Benedict Constructors for construction of a five-mile stretch of Riverside Freeway in northern Orange County . Thf! project will run from the Newport Freeway to a point one-half mile east of Eucalyptus Drive in Anaheim. I See by Today's Want Ads e GARAGE SALES GALORE: Knittin& machine •.• ce- ment mixer ... Mnch 11.w kitch!n lihk ... bowlliw ball .. , 3% hp outboud . . . pet cq:es .•. win- dows .•.• wiJ"s ... rf:fria· e r a t o r , . . hoUlehold iterm ..... •~"=°· : ,tape ~rder •• ~ .. equipment ...• e wJ n-1 . . . and many, man,y an- tiqllf:1! • F'lameleaT! Thaf1 tbe description for th1I S Bil :Z M aJ)l.rtment tn Nn· port Presurft~ ' 1lt1 I-. means all -e~trk, YoU'D have Utl' homeW'Ol'k U yuu live heft,. ----~ • 0-.SOJ,,E..,.MlO! l•~the<:-1 tan rpanne~, an el!!PJ't Dqanl violin. for • vf. 61 vltt\Jmo. ---'-''-~----~--~-----""~::..-::.-::::: . ....-. .....: -- • • .. . • r • p~ iii 1969 OPBl j EYB!Y 'lflGllT 1TIU9 PM j 0 OMEGA Every Mother wants to own A MOTHER 'S RING FROM lS.00 IN l AK. GotO A birthstone for each child c so MANY TO CHOOSE FROM • 14K. Gold 1 Sterling Silver • Gold Fill•d "OM 1.49 Stunllll>f de111ns ol 1ndlfldilll kweht1m !0< fddilll lo Of bf&innift( I ~"'""' thir!ll Ulllecl{o11. U11ique ar>d iMlfldllll ct•ilolls II, JMllJ tn!ISIMll. Set 1111t llrle coAetlloll M tdonbtl ctM!lom.. Lay Awcfyllow! • HUNTINGTON CENTER ,_ 8eoch & Edin'°' 1Wntl n9ton -h 192.5501 • - T' _____ _,,...., __ HER DIAM ONO BRIDAL SET DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR Ly ~~ l{ARIOR SHOPPING CENTI• 2300 Herbor Blvd , Coote Mow 'f'415 ' 1,/· ' ' " ' , •• , j • ' l 1 I I • • • I I '111ndaJ, -'· 1961 GRAfFIT1 ' , . HOLllrAY HINTS MUN Ulcei:s(Do, Don't) Turn Cancei-ous FRIGIDAIRE Wlalela 11 ltf m;w YORK~)_~ llnoedledando!1!haL lrom atamadi cancer bl r)udlodubonlp-.Ollly llllltld-latbe_..., Al ip' 'PLIANC.ES! lorge«ale statllllcal 1"l'VtY On a lcag-term bull lholr from . ltomach ulceralloa -an •u""""t!Go o! cella can o( otomacti cancer dlatbe la ..,. backs Ibo ~ Iden-"moHauty ·q~" dlf· big !tie two YWI lmmedlalely ~ ~ paolUve-tbe Vlilted · lllata, over the / · llOli>ltallallom. , ly and ·tn Ibo COM o! 1 pill lew decada but -tll1c opinion that the benign fer«! very lltllo lnm f!>al 'l\e latter wu to be ex· atomacb ulcer tlult • requ1m uictn bava nol decltoad. No atomach ulcer rutly II ever o! mea and womeir o! Ibo pected since they wenrulcer • aurgory. • ... abould co!duaa tho alao cb-over Into the mallg· aama -In tbt sel>eral patWU, ho-llllblr stomach Hlrohata'11 lat la tic 1 D· CGIDIDOll duedeoal ulcer rib nan&'~· Mamcbuattli ~8"1a..Bul ..,_ ia\e 111rohata at-lumlnated 1 pvt o! 'larpr the otomach ulcer. 11 la well · 11"' , • ....,...._!bat will letl.r o! tbt atomach ulcef tribute<! to mallgnalll U1cerr Jnyst•-. For ouknown eatabllJhed that 11 ..._ no1 .. ,.;;;, __ • b . llDoe pall-died 'ol beart ~ . . _, ' .,.... r.r~ Y 111111)', ..-,_ • .,b d • ., bavblg'beeo millak'tnl.Y ......,.. there baa ""1 a lead to cancer. '!¥ llomacb ul..,. ls nol ·an ., ar •••• --;:======..:========~..,...,.::;;;::;;;::;;::;;;::;;;;:--II anrmnnon affliction ln..a drlv· arteries. / big, ~ age. But a . 'Ille medical stallstlclan, Dr. --------medical _ _, ·attn ... Tomle l!lrohala, divided ·- lstl. · Into tboee wbo bad bad their She's Shape .'Of Things ·To Clime 0ne aothorlly estimates tba1 lllcen beatedM c11e1,·mec11ca. aoma 17 pertent ol llomatb tlon and bed ...t, llill thoo< canc:en begin wltb, benlp wboaa ulcen were nmoved ulcers. A 1909 authority, .surgically. Among the former, ' however estimated that 71 numbering 1,038, there were percent ' developed from more deaths from liver clr-. ulcen. rboob and aulclde !ban In the 'Ibe new 1taUstlcal llll'VtY comparable general . popula- Waa of t,9'28 peraaos who had tion. • ' beea tr:eated for stomach ulcer The statistics <OUld nol . \ "Artistry in Moving"'· for ffle llST MOYE of I, ;10UR LIFI Call: ~9.4-:1025 LONDO)' (AP) - A 1111len-Jn nine Boaton bospllala. '111ey rmoal why these varlanls oe- dldly Jll)iporllonad young lady were "foll.Wed" for I to I' curred. Bui they did abow In a bikini mali:es It easy . years alter tbtlr dlscbarge, the medlcally-tr:ealed palieob lo "tbl.nk metric." s b e1 to establlsb how many bad had a much h1gber death rate meuures 91Ml~J.!. .Tbat'• .~\•~ :-==:"::::-:-:----':-:--=:::::::;:::::'"-:'==:=:-:====-=---::'-:'::::-:-::-'.--:----'-"=--·11 111-%4-M to the uninlllaled. • "iJfllr"' I "Coo, that'• a nice bit o' -~ · •• ~ '~~~.~aald• . . ~· .' 0i..:...S-11:1C! . the Jl.uolije Mlsi MOlrlc; l!ld --Jt.A ~ . 1·u;w.& 1"11"' ·-""'~""" another blow wu ltruck for . ~ \"""': . · · ~ Jh• coming molulion In . . c:;> . WHIM 'io \I I British lnd\151ry. • .~· 1\\, .... Miss Metric la the poster girl whose cbarms BritaJii bu enlisted to pu!h a campaign to switch the naUoii away from measurements in incbes, feet and yardl ,sful change . it to tbe rnetriC system of measuremen:b. Miss Metric, · 24, is a pbOtograpber's model named Della Freeman. who admits she was a bit abaken ·when she .was lnfoniied her measurements were 91Ul0- CHILDREN'S 914. · "I'm five feet 7lh, but l , have no idea what that ls , ln meters," ahe said. "They didn't tell me." DRiii SHOD The poster was Issued by · the Construction l n d u 1 t r y '. Training Board. Wooing the workers from lncbe! to mllllmetmi, even ; tn the measurements of glamorous girt., IJ nol going to· be el!)' In a land wblcb Is accu5tomei:l to thinking ln = .. ~ ·rods, cballll and • Some Brlllab menb dale to Jl<lmU lfaodfod• of lf'llot, Hien and ., .. . " ' ~ torialo for -• ..i Holld~y _...,.. ' . ..eia.~. -·· ..:.~ .. bd u' IUl 01 """'-V-"D•in+fff" for "MISSIES" ••• H....._ &j IS perconl of the "orld'1 • "1'ul8Uon, aod Brllllb !n-,_ Slioot for "l.ITT1..E 6ENTS. dUBby 1bJnU 11'1 more practl- c:i_ ~~·~I .......................... . C are "'l' to ca)t(ilato IOYS' &id simple to understand, wllb , ev'Orytbfug divided Into tens a!ld bundreds. Bui !be Brltilb ' do nol 51Jl10hder tbtlr · tndl-· ij'1s llgbtly. Many B!I'* !<el tHey'll Dever be at home when llie metric syaiem lakel aver hi 1971. "I've been drink1ng beer all rne life 1n a pub," muttered a rebeDJoua worlanln, "and by the pin!. Wbafl ~ -rolnl to be whaft Ibey ltl rid of the pint?" The cherlabed Brtllab pint will become D.5t/9 of a Uter. Tunnel I.ink Set in 1976 LONDON (AP) -'Ille multlmllllon-dollar Engl I 1 ~ Channel tunnel project n:= Britain to France wu be Tuesday wltb announcement of two passlble alte& for a giant Iennlnal In Eogland. Tho plans would bllo 1 ~ acre chunk out ol the Kent countryside near FoJke!tone and Dover, Britain'• inlJn Channel portl. The Ministry of Tranaporl armouncement set the openlna date for the tunnel u lt'11. It would run to Sangatte, near Calais, and be about JS mllet long. lfl'S BE FRIENDLY ''TIJUANA'' Rl·TRIADS CHILDllN'S Al t.ether •Pput witk r•taber tl1'9 soles. A "HE..MAN"'· ltyte for bo)'I. A raal 9111 for "HIM.'" SIZIS 6 .. 12 COWBOY BOOTS llack-tto '-•ther ot 1 •• "RUFFLES." Srown..MD rivf• 'fof the ofUtt(e CMIM. .. s1 •• l'htnl • pair ftr Chrittm••· .. SIDS IY2 tw 3 SIUS 4 tw I ·s~ '4'! TEEN SHOES '6~ Tllay ha.. !hat "IRO&UEY" Look. Hewod stylos lo horita9a leatfiar. She'I i... a pal. ., two for Chrlsllllat. • -88 S.t.d ...... ,. ... .tyM ......... .., MIN'S P' llCID UHED SLIPPERS s43~ Soft ...r w-Sida ..,., far 1tottor rot,. Fw "HIM" -and win tnalt. a f1M tiff, tool --·· fw ... ·-----------------94: ..:.-~ ' --.......... , "l'llln " ,.. LOOlil'" PANl'Y HOii 14* let.,.. ...... ._ ....... iw..Hul ·~ .... .._.... ...... &. ..... ,.....,. WOMIN'S IYllllNG IHOEI '78.3 "IDEAL FOR HOLIDAY DOINeSI" Tw. k1utiful styles aho-n come• In 9old, 1il'ttr •nd 6-POSITION FABRIC SELECTOR LET'S .YOU DIAL AWAY. WASHDAY GOOFSI • Makes washday. goof-proof! An easy-to-Ht dial programs proper agitation, spin speeds and water temperatures. • Cold Water Con· troll Cold wash11nd rinse option for any fabric setting. • Thorough, gentle Jet Action agita- tion! • Dependable! No belts, gears, pulleyi. • Jet-Away lint 1'9!110VBI, No lint t[llp naec!edl • ..... WUlllT'f •229•1 . ~ FR,IGl~AIRE DISHWASHERS -,Sa ln•lto •IFTI IUILT·IN STYU POR CONYINllNCI '14811 CUSTOM DILUXI MOllLI STYLI e ~i'"9Washl1111Actlo. • aJll'nlMf'll Hend ltlnt/119 • ._ ....... p-cYcle e AmUlftttJ Quiet Ope!'etleft • ,, Tabl9 lltttfts ~ ........ $1ss•• SIDE-BY-SIDE FROST-PROOF. REFRIGERATOllt. wmi .19• lb. Size Vertical FrHzer ' U you have new nelahborl or know ot anyone rnovinl to our area. pleue tell UI so that we may ext.end a friendly welcome and help them to become acquainted ln their new turrOUDdlnp. •• ' ' e FROST-PlOOFI Y-.i:'ll 11•n, defrost 191111, e SIDE.IY.SIDI CONVINIEHCll Yet lt'1 111J.,. • yer4 wWel e Rl'·9UICK ICI IJICTOR. Fll, tho ,..,.,, c1lle1 tlll' l11te tM • ...., .,,,..._ · e MEAT TEHDll he141 ., to JI.I fl.a. K-•P• Mlt 011 "'9 ~· of froed119 f., 11 1"9 11 1 Mys. e DOOR CONVlNllNCll. I. R1W11¥abl1 ..,,..,, fw 21 .,,.1 l 111ttor c•fllll'lrf-..t. ' Hilntinaton Beach Visitor SU-HU Costa Mm Visitor '64UOl4 So. Coast Ylslior "'4057' H1rllor Ylsfto'r 675-3433 HUNTINGTON B·EACH 5198 EDINGIR AT SPRINGDALE 847-9.125 . HUNTING.TON BEACH ,1005.1 ADAMS Cit lraoldllllt (Nftt "' s.w-Dnt> 962-9178 Only •399••. -(1 \ \ I .; I; I.: ' 1 \\ \ . 411 E. 17111 St. Ny •• ,, Sat. '"' . ,~....--·~~ ',/-~ .. ·~ ~--------~----~ ....... .._ ____________ ---== -------- -----~------- • • • • • • • • • • • • • I I • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I I i • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • ' • • . • .. . ' ' • • I : ' • • > ' ' • • r I ' • 0 b • , I I • ' . • • . ' •• • . ' . • • . • . . ' • , . 1 ' . ' • . t ·, . . ' • • . ' • • • • . ' • • ' . . ' . ' • • . ' ;. ' ' • . ' . ' . ' . • • • • . . . • • • • . ' • • ' ' • • • • •• • • ' . . . . ' • ~ . ' . ,! DAil Y Pl LOT I •j " ~ :1 " ---•• ..... -..;~--------------· ~· ROY BULLA i STEVE.NS TV Say·s-a - "We're starting to celebrate the hQ). I ideys early with e Pre-Holiday Sele. I Prices you'll find et tax time, here now, our gift to you." COLOR PRICES START AT ...... $26tJ95 • NO DOWN PAYMENT I e NO PAYMENTS TILL FEB. 25 I • MANY OTHER MODELS I l~~i I COLO:,, ,z;~;;ISIO~ 1 l Dark Ook Cobine!. Remote Control with I I 2 Speokers I • ! Rev. $95000 ~~l~E $695 00 i 1 ----~~---1 .--.---------- -! I 23" MOTOROLA I COLOR TELEVISIO~ I I Stereo Theo tr• in Beouliful ·W olnul Cobine!. ! I 6 Speokers ! I $ 00 OUR s79500 m I Reg. 995 PRIC,V i· I IN HANDSOME MAPLE I I HARDWOOD CABINET I 1 Reg. '569 00 ~~.~ _ s~~-9-~ I i ---~~~ I~ 2311-MOTOROLA COLOR TELEVISION A l1RACTIVE WALNUT HARDWOOD CABINET OUR $48900 PRICE -- • ' I .. • • • ! . ' .............. _ .. •...:--·---~ • • ~ .. I our bikes get their . • • J ' . • . -, ' Chrlstmas off to a fast start • our Henri< 3-ipeed stick 1hilt hl-rlH bike for boyl. girls. Glitter seat-grips, whitewall tires, front-rear handbrake, a great color choice. reg. 49.99, 39.99 l • ·ti it: ~4 ' _...;...._....:ll~--~ our own Sportcrest conYertlble bicycle wilh !raining. wheels. Coaster brake, converts for boys or girls reg. 29.99 16-inch 24.99: reg. 37.99 28-inch 29.99 ICIYel Roller Derby outdoor shoe s~ate• 4.::i:t reg. 6.49 ' ~ . ! ~ , ou:,, own excluaiYe Henri< 'high-• riser bike for boyl. g1rj .. Boy's in . green, girl's in magenta. Coaster b~. glitter banana oeat-grlps; -and rnucn morel reg. 42.~9. 34.99 ,. .. ~_,.,,. ________ """ '·"' __ ....,.""'-' all the 'kids are going lot our Hawk unicycle. The hot onel Whitewall tire with tube, blue-while.contour seat chrome frame. Now, at savings! reg. 22.99, 19.99 For 3 days only! Boy's in black. girl's in white. Sizes 11 to 8. {No mail or phone o~ers, please) may co sporting goods 50 (S<"""Tv, l'lC' mail or phone orders) . ' . - may co south coast plaza, san diecio fwy. at bristol, costa mesa; 546-9321 shop Jltery night until Chrlstm~ 9:30 am to 10:00 pm _., ,_. -----·----· --... ___ .. ..__ ----..... ~ .. _...., __ --- • , ' \ ' • :t :; • ... • ' . ' • • • • I J i { ' '( •• . , • -·- ·-- . , Gro·u·p · 'Courts ' Judges' Wi -ves 'Hear ye, hear ye. Wives of Orange County judges will be guesUI_ of honor during a Champagne Tea Thursday, Dec. 12. The event will be "in session" from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Garden Grove home of. Mrs . Sylvan Aronson. Sponsored by the Lawyers' W\ves of Orange County, the festive holiday tea will be ably "presided over" by Mrs . Lawrence Casey of Garden Grove, cl).airman. A traditional ChMstmas theme has-been. selected for decorations. Invitations in green and gold depicting the 1eal of. Lawyers' Wives encircled by a Della Robbi.a wreath have been mailed to th.1 300 members of the group by Mi's. James W. Obrien and her commit· tee. · Providing tea sandwiches and cookies for the merry event will be new members, under the direction of, Mrs. John Andenon. -.-DECORATIONS AWEIGH -<lalancing decorations and a wish for a successful tea are three members of the Lawyers' Wives of .~Orange <Minty <_left to right) Jhe Mme;;. James E. Mason, Jack Lincoln and Jon R. Stuhley. The ebampagnt Tea will take place Thursday, Dec. 12 in the Garden Grove home of Mrs. Sylvan Aron.son. It will honor wives of Orange County judges. Honorees invited include Mrs. William Murray, Mrs. Kenneth, E. Lae, Mrs. William W. Thomson, Mrs . Kenneth Williams, Mrs. Walt- er Steiner, Mrs. Stephen Tamura, Mrs. Eugene C. Langhawer, Mrs • Ronald Crookshank, Mrs. Bruce Sumner, Mrs. Raymond Thompson, Mrs. James Cook, Mrs. Byron K. McMillan and Mrs. Harmon Scoville. Mrs. Clark Fergus ts in charge of publicity for the tea . ~hi Omegas Share Holiday Sp iri t With Others • -' -Sb~ng holiday spirit wilh others are members of ·_the Harbor Area Chi Omega Alumnae who will gath· ,...er1in ·the Dover Shores home of Mrs. J. R. Betson Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. Laden with canned goods 11.nd gifts which will fill a decorated basket for a "D.eedy family are Mrs. Edwin L. Barkley (center) - and Mrs. Marvin L. Sargent (right) who an ·greet. ed by Mrs. Betson. A>sisting her during ~ cham· pagne cookie buffet and gift exchange will be Ure Mmes. Thomas De Forest, Alton Beck, .Eugene Barnes, Robert Lane, James Bridges . and 1.Robett Lucas. Treasure of Goodies Sto red lo r Party ·•I ' • Pinales tun ol sweets are alway• a delight to chil- dren. Ne different will be the youngsters and parents invited to Ille UC! Faculty Staff Wives Holiday Par-ty for Children scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 8 from 2 to' 4 ·p.m. in the UCI Commons. S(z;ng up one of tile animals lull of aweet treasure art (left to right) David Moore, Mrs. William· Parter, Barbie ~ and Mrs. Harold Moon. Each child attending thti party will be asked to brinl a eifl to be donated .te. children at Ute Santa Ana Day Care Center, ~ groilp'• philanthropy. l , . . ·r ,~is Teenage Flower Child Cast Her Lot and Wenf to · Pot --jjEAR ANN LANDERS' U you need · a -lt!tt.e:r from a 19-year-old girl who ~ lm<Qced marijuana and can teU the . wskl wia.t it's like. here it ls: forp ,.,ths'my ltlends t>lked oboot l'Ol'"'11~· They JnsiJted marlju;ma IJ .._ -'1jia! It'• lefs .dama&i111 .than ~ -• not habtMonning, n n ~al symptom&, no hancover and ~. I deCided' to try It. . ANN LANDERS ~ 8lmple decis1orus. I had to ask my sister which dreM to wear to work. t found my8elf uklng the girl at the next desk .AL~ lint we lmOked in groups· and how to spell 1lmple wotds. 1 began ~ gal high. µch o! us paid pulling lhilll' off becaUi8 I couldn'I lbe "lklst" wM' bought ·I.ht gr~~ make up my mind about anything. I a 'J'G"l'ter. Then "'e bepn ~ ~ lost my appetJte and couldn't 1ileep. ln pi1ta. .Aller a few .weeka · l •t.aned ' I u.!ed to read a · lot, but· lllldenly lo ·llDo~e aJone. t bou&ht ,the lluf'f by t couldn't concentrate long fn9U1b to the ounce from a friend. finish a magazine arOcle. t hacl° trouble ~ 1 wbik I hod ln>ublt lllfllinl gelti•i up In the morning . My aupervl~ • • lold me ii I "811 late again I'd better look '"' lJlolher job. It .... then Ulal I decided lo get all the junk. 'Mle flnA day wu line. The second day I Wiii jittery. The thlrd dai, all the probletnA I bid been rumlni from hit me ln. the fact~ I kntw \hen I was in Wtrae tbape than l ~had ewi been In lief I WU determined lo kick the ha~'""' l'vl ...,. ~ hell bu~ thank Gail, I licked It. lt11 been five weekl since I've had a smoke. I'm almost back to normal, but not quite. t shudder when I Utink of bow cloee 1 came to wrecking my tµe with th11 "harmless" drag. ( started. amok1ng "because I WM curioua. I kept It op because It mode the lhlnp I worried about ... m unin>- ,...-. I la}OW now .Ille only way lo handle problemJ b to ·1000 them and wort them ouL People who go to pot -go to pot. -NEARLY HOOKED D[Wl N/!!ARLV• I • .._add Mlhina le yodr letter but 'my lbanb lo >'"" Iii WrlllDc' fl. • . . ~EAR ANN LAND~'-~ AIY w~ 1 woman'• bus~ 'diec, her whole world changes. I became a Widow two mnpiy buy 1 card and olp It. "-1.\11 weeks ago and r can •Uelt to the FRANCISCO ' truth of this . statement. t did not expect. DEAR FRAN: I'm Are )'Olr' ..... did tlOt mean, ''Get Jut.• De mlfilJ to get tt in writing, however. 1bl'8 ued-u ufodua&a.-tt=Mt"'9 1-. of my friends spelled it out in their .. .,.., · f "11ympalhy" letters. The mact revelling Tiie wile ml ~ w--... note closed aa follows : "It was an honor abaacloaed. ~ rul ~ fttf 'tliif and I ~ to have 'lnown YOO both." them -and mUe 8*'e. l In other words, •:Thia iS It, Toota:. Get ~ .. loot." • • AM ~· now ~ --=)! An extr1 W()!llatl b a fifth wbetl . . !!lralller. • .. tella 1"" ...,.. -a problem to hosteues e'<erywhere. 13 years u adviler to lnllfka. 1 I know, too. IOme women consider a at boolutol'es. ; _ j wl~w a threat u well as 1 nW .. nce. Ann 1..andera will ' be &&8d. to l!liliil flllt must they put It In a sympathy yoo with your l"Obleml.,.,Seml_;' letter? lo htr In can of ~.o,....y I'~ Please tell your rttder1 If they can't encJo&!l:lg a stampeiil, .et~,,. think ol}. anything 1upportlvo lo uy lo ... v. -·-------------------·-----------~------e-Aft_ ................................... _ ........... -~--·.O"•C-ft_ .. _?ft ..... ft_C_. ..... _ _,_.,.,.,_,_~-~· - I • • • 14 Ola.YPUT ' . Wives View Style Show SMl'l OllS -~ ·-- NCL Debs Party Long After Ball Was Over 11rL illori 8. Welo<rt Jr. ,,_,...~- llllloctod lo ... -d elcht _....,.dul1•er , 7 1 f -Ill the JlelubHcU GcMtlllll''• comermoe t n Palm Sjlrtmp _ .... w .... ""' 11 •. -. Alta'" dte bill •• over. ti.a -yaq-.,._..i a die Nallonal C • a r II J 1-Dobulanle Boll ... -_ ,_ • llWnl -,... Ibo "lairJ-lale" 1liglll et the lradltl•••I JDdball brukf.ul.. Hoatinc die .......... Mr. and Mn. Olude E. -.... Mr. and Mn. Paul J. W"illiams, .. -...... tho eYt:Ut .. &1ffo'drd 1bt dehrtt:MnMs. e 1 c o r t 1 • -and .... liae .. joyed tho..,..., to Iii - -without --and di9as tho bail. 'lbca attending ftft. Miss Mary Qvistine ea.. and Thomas Edward s h e a r e r : You'll be t9•dy for hollday glitter In our beal.ltilul crepe bonded cocl<til.il dres&. Black only, 6 to 16. &PECW. 19.99 ~ ~ MA TEI NI TY SHOPS COSTA Ma.A __ ,_ --- 6ilDIN Hon --·~·'*- . . Sllllllilf. -w-, Laws, -IL Bladt ud Taylor <nm. PrtbaD cocbail p a r t i e 1 _.. ,;.a by Mr. 11111 Mn. a.rtea IL 8alT In lboir ear-do! -bmne; Dr. ud Mrs. !'.art w. ~ in Cbr:ir lJdo Isle """""••: llr. and Mn. Ricbanl w, Smith who enterWned pr.:tildde and tho-..and11ma.Au.. T. Compbdl. Cfde. M. Hon, ...... c. , ....... a..do II. -. Willlam L. O"Bryan 11111 Paul J. Williams - -in die Palm Room "' die Newpor1er hm. Julie Nixon's Wedding Practical Gifts Top the List By TEBlll SHAW • brand new shed. and other hmmrh>ld ttem&. .. Julie bad asked me for DEBS RELAX -National Charily League -(left Co rfgtit) Ille y;...,. Paula Williama, Mary O'Bryon, Chriltine I....i.filll and Judy Meeb 1rigglo their toe. aa they kid: off their -and nlaJ: at -onal poolball break· fa.t. NEW YOBX (AP) -Julio N-. who bu bom asking all her friffllk fer practicaI -sding gifb. -• pie of ki&cben uttmrla, mope. a -·" Linda said. "and I tokl her lbe would get ooe1 -------------------------- -and drij>drJ lingtrie at her first bridal shower. Julie, a S-year-Old bnmette with spartiiDg O)'... grodal -deligbl her -· al-tempb to put tho practical gift. in original packag ... Mn. Mamie Eisenhower, tho lmner lint Indy and grandmolber al /ulie'a fiance, Dav>!, ... t a bwseplant -bright red Bowen and a llliny copper cooking uteosil banging fmn every branch. Linda Labarre. a bride&maid, !nm Glm Rock, N .J ., coostrud.ed a model "brido" oot al a garl>ago pail, • trocn. • mop, • duslpan. Moose Group w"""" Ii the Moaao. 1151. -tho -and 1hinl -yo1..m.-1or '"'"°"lP' in ...... -Colla M..._ The programs bo«in al I p.m. and Mn. William caJloway, '4MUI. may be caikd for -in-,.,.,._ reprdiDg ...... benlhip. • bul ... what ""' apected. ShO -really llUrpriaed. .. Linda .aid Julie plans to do all her own housework at tbe couple.. spaciows ntw' apartment in Northampton. Mass.. Both husband and wile will • ....., das5es al oearby Amhent and Smith colkges next &emester. But not all lht presents at the shower last weekend in the East Side apartment oC Mrs. Elmer R. Bobst, were IO domestic. Julie reOOved an entire out. fit by Emilio Pucci, th• oupin:ruc Italian designer. And Mn. !Won Clay Frick, dangbttt of the late Henry Clay Frick "' tho Frick Collec- tioo. gave the bride a black lray inlaid -gold -of all 31 mm who have been elected President. inch.ting Dlvid'a grandfatb!r a D d Julie'• father_ '"lhr: , lingerit created a aensaJion... said Linda. "but 111 teU yoa that DOoe of it WU aieHhrougb." 1bt shower was followed by a fmmal dinner dance at the Waldorf Towers apartment fl Mn. Edwin L ~ -of the investment banker. No further prewedding festivities ... planned for the imm"1iate rutur.. but Linda ""'1idod at least cme more shower bdore tho Doc. 22 wedding. Luncheon Told Cloverdales Welcome Officers, Members Tri-Hi-Y Unit Works On Mural New officers of the Fountain Valley"" Claverdales, a f-B group, have been announced. Serving during the coming year will be J ancie Rogers., Midway City, )ftSidonl; Susan Tovatt, . Hunting\oo Beach, vice president ; Cathy Stefirecbl, HUDtingtoo Beach. December Wedding Planned ,,,. _..,_ "' Renee Cbarlme Busch and Edward R. Toplilf bas bom llllDOllDCtd by her parents. Mr. and Mn. Gustaf O. Busch of Seal Beach. Miss Busch attended Marina High Schoot where she was a flag girl She """"1IJ wu graduate.d .from C b •pm a n College -a BA ~ in sociology, and was affiliated with Kappa Delta Epsilon ..,....;ty. aecfttary;SbaronSendra, Huntington Boacb. troasu=; Patricia Hudak, F 0 u D l a i n ValJey, reporter: Debbie Jooes. Placentia. repesen- tative: Mary Tubbiola, Foun- t.ab Valley, a n d Roberta Gennani. Huntingtoo Beach. r=eatloo ........ and Elim Borchardt, Fotm.tain Va.Dey, and Tammy Havel, Hun- tington Beach. ""£03Dl..t- arma. New members who Win weJComrd into the group in- clude Rock Eagle. BiD and Richard Sendra, and B.ob and Dan SWirechL otbel' monthly • c l i ... i t y meetinp include those on clothing, -. foods, """9 and rabbita. Fuchsia Unit Fetes Holiday Yao-Ky, Junior Tri-ffi-Y club from Ensign Junicr High Scboal. is working on a mural to be displayed al the YMCA 'a Men's Club Chrbtmas tree Jot, which will open Saturday in Colla M..._ In addition to the mural, the girl! hosted • lasbioo show and ln11 lwn to ralae fuoda for the two olym:pic-llim:I swimming pools al tho Orange County YMCA. Memben modeJing their own originally crWod -• .,. tho Mislea Cathy B<it- >icb. Sman-. Kathy Bob. Cindy 1a..m. MialJ Lee, club president, Dime M a a g , Shauna Mack, Kelly Mc:Connick. lloma McHcme. Maureen Murphy, Ginny Rankin. lennller Roese, lJa Sweeney and Harriett Wat- lcrd, all al Newport Beach. A Cuis1mas party will Auxiliary highlight next Monday'• .. _......._ 1 ........._ n-" ._ meeting "' tho Bay Cities ~-........ -w Fuchsia Society. Colla Mesa is tho Mttnc for Carol "•'"•• ..rre.t11eits ..-..,. al tho AafilarJ to -~ Barncb 120, v....... "' and Noel treats will be _.. Warid War L 'lbie first Tues- ranged by Stuart Price, Mn. day "' -IDOllth mrmben Holbrook Mulford am:I Mn. -a-fur a t.m,,,_ aesdon Lem llownea. ......... --promll8t .-al tllo -to lake pll<!e al the -ruch "' ""'· _ ...... _.mbe llln. Jlldwd NllDll, Mn. "*" ~. Mn. RA>oald a_. and Mn. Winthrop -· °'"""'" Dwinf1 t h e I r c:nadoal wm be J am e • Gt•.,. Gmtave Aud. Jean i-. ir.i.. -· --DN!pa and Dao Loper • 'Ille -Ar .. modd " d.e iD the Cbildrea'a -Guild. . SCAIFS. IUS OWIS'IMS , • • YIKINe • • • • • PftOM .... CHARLES H. BAR.ll ----------- - • • . • • ' Mn. C. G. Bamer will open her Laguna Buch home to memben of Westward Ho chapler, Daugjllen "' tho British Empire for a gift u- dlange and Chriatmaa Jun. ~ mooting nm Monday al IJo:lll. Her fiance. aoo ol Mr. and Mn. Robert Topliff o f Downey, is a graduate of War- ren High School, Downey. and ....:eived his BS ct.gree fmn California State. College at Long Beach. He served in Vietnam with the U.S. Navy. The meeting will tan place al ,,. p.m. aod tho third at 7:30 p.m. in the. American Tue9day fer • IDdal am:I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LegXlo Hall in Colla Mesa. 1-p;__d_Jn_._>_al_l..:;p_.m. ____ .:_ _____ _ Romantic Ruffles to dream in by HCK.LVWOOD ~ v ...... 11. cloeo • short ~ nvfa. llloepthlrt with -o1...m.. lot .. lnanbly '°"""de _ foot. .., nylon d!iffOll frills edged •-w..,. spill from the rounded ..... ...,._ apill ot Iha end of the ""'8,tlo •-It. Miy matdling blldnL Size M-M ., glowing coloi>, $1100 . Ill COSTA MESA 1M , 1116 Newp1rt lwld. -Cilsta Mna (C111f.., ~ .t N~ .... H...._ ...... 1 fAK C~la:.-ILY • ... ..,_. IWm' PAlll ... AIU DallJ f-.JN/ jltlday 'Ill f P'M I!aen<atiooa may be ob- tained by colling Mn. Jacl! Baroid, 494-f51& or Mrs. H. s. J-lnp. 494-03!5. Tho wedding will tan place in the Holy Cross Lutheran Chapel OD Saturday, Dec. 14., with the Rev. Elmer D. Tbyr cooducti:og the ceremony. PENETRATION .... rfy .....,.,_ re.ft tit. DAILY PILOT, '-n.t_. - !Japw for ffl• F111.b.Joes Or•• C..ri. ....... s59 J. J. KNICKERBOCKER 00. 4001 BIRCH ST., NEWPORT BEACH '545-1409 \ --o.c.--, .. ~·-BE ,. Block Soddlo Our Newest Addition Men's Sperry Top-Sieler NOW 2 STOllES TO BETTER SERVE YOU In Weoldlff Pim Newpoit lleach 30 Fashl~n Wand Newport Beach ~~~--~------~~---~-~----~~~~~~~~--- ----MRS. WI LIAM WEIR Nuptial Mass Ce lebrat.d =f.lpha Gamma Delta - U nit Fetes Chief - ;... - D~ll Y ~ILDT J G William Weir Cla ·im s: • Club Program College~ Stars In South ·Carolina Bride A three-part procram will be prtlfftlOd by Olipman Colle&e Al a ,_ meollng -ol ·the MOl!du Momin& Club ol LoguM In lb& lloieJ Laguna LI. Wiiiiam, Weir, 100 DI Dr. and Mrs . .Raphael lAwren· ce Weir of Emerald Bay. claimed Susan Lee. B.vrtlson as b!J bride In St. Joseph's CathoUc Chutth, Columbia, s.c. . Kritzeck ol saint C I o u d , ml Jored in .f>uaineai. next ·Monday it 11 :30 a.m.. Dr. JolU> !. Davis, J'l'esident Minn.; U. 'Ttttnee N. Taltiot. Alter he..fW&hes h~Mr.iite of the iodepend~t Uberal arta of Cleveland, Ohlo~ Lt. Gary with the U.s: A'rnly next AN"il. college in Orange, wlll lead H. Gunsel of Pbiladelphla, and the newlyweds will inake their the program. Bradshaw. new boo\t-Jin Lqs Angeles. AJso partlcipatin& will be Following the c ere mo n Y Gurrently they •Ge reskiing the college'e Chamber Singers, auiltant proreuor ol mu.lie. ol the A 11 o c 11 t I • 1 el In addition a Wm pmeototlon lndopMdlnt Ca 1111r1l1 oa the coll e'o World c.mpu1 Coll-and Unlv- , All .. t wlll~. -Thi Cltombet st_, -d!·.,De: sJrd'1':; returned rrom a -- and .-dean DI E...,..... ~ ad ....., both lllrmen lece, Ohio and '°"' which look them "' sis Lynchburgh College, Virginia. counlrla. 'lllelr repertolN lft. He ii the recipient pf two eluded cont e ~p o r • r 1 hont>l'ft)' degrees, ts lLsted in Amt.rlcan ehc>ral worb and Who'• Who In America and arrangement< DI loll: - Is a trtlstee and past aecrelary and tpirJtuall. Tbe Rev: Jarmlll'I Casey Or Columbia and the Rt. Rev. Arthur Tatlle)' of Fall River, Mass:, a friend of th e bridegroom and hls parents. celebrated the evening nuptial guests gathered for' a rece~ ,in Columbia. · directed by' .wilU.m D. Rall, tion in the Officen Club at ,..'--~-~--------~---.------------_...:....~~~--'-~~ mus. 'lbe bride, daughter 'Ol "Mr. and Mn. Robert Aman Har· re.Ison of Columbia, was given in marriage by her brother, Robert Aman Harrelson Jr. For the wedding she chose a floor length slim sheath gown fashioned with a full sweep skirt, detachable wat· 1 teau train and a scooped neckline . The waistli n e, chandelier sleeves and train were trimmed wilh alencon· lace and she wore a matching mantilla and carried a boo· quet of candlelighl gardenias. Mrs. Rush Leo n ard Bradshaw was matran ol. ~r. Bridesmaids included the bride's sisters, M i s 1 Elizabeth Jean Harrelson and Fort Jackson. OUt-ol-towll-guests lncludejl tilt Mmes. WllUam J?endleton, the bridegroom's grandmolher of Emerald Bay; Pbillp Croft Davy, the bridegroom's sister from Fullerton, and Thomas Tansey of Fall RiVer. otheri were Mr. and Mn. Franklin Archer, the bridegroom's aun\ and uncle ol Emerald Bay, and Mr. and Mn. -Wiseman, hi,, cousins from Winter Park, Fla., Dr. and Mrs. fieir .abo were present. The new Mrs. Weir ia a graduate of the University of South catolina. Her husband, an alumnu. of Laguna Beach High School, was grad~ated from the U!iiverslty· of Oregon where he afiiliated wilh Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. and Board Called Mrs. James Edward Dorsey, Cavalier chapter, 'Colonial bath of Columbia ; Mrs . Dames XVII Century, will George A. Palmer Jr. of Cost.a discuss part i c Ip at Ion in Mesa , the bridegroom's sister, Laguna Beach's third annual a n d Mrs. Judith Merrill Patriats' Day Parade during Stringer of Columbia . 1 board meeting ln the Corona They wore rouge red del Mar home of Mrs . Harry scmiempire velveteen gowns Wnixl at 10 a.m. next Tuesday. with elbow length sleeves · Mrs. Rllbert Colter will trimmed in m a t c h I n g preside over the board ol maribou . To complete the management gathering. ensembles. they wore maribou _::.::._..::_ _ __: __ -'---I pill box hats and carried pink camellias. Kids Like to u umS ' .. .. • :=orange County a l u m n a e James E. Oslund. Melvin Harold M. Harrison .Jr. of ;lined those honoring Mrs . G. Schanta, and William E. Laguna Beach was best man. Ask Andy t". Brigdcn of Toronto ·:.-W=:.al'."'sh":. ________ :::U.:::sh:::•::.:":....::w.::er:_:•::.:::l.1:::._T:::h:::•:=mas::_:P.:_. _________ _ Canada, grand pres ident of 1rlpha Gamma Delta sorority, ii. a luncheon in Los Angeles. :i:r trs. Brigden was on an i;icial visit, attending func· .ti!;ns ol the Southern fBJ lifomia Alumna• and tr 'Prgraduate chapter• and l'l' bo. ;.::County alumnae &ffi~rs at- t!nding included the Mm~s. William H. Reed of Fountain Valley, president of the ...0;·2nge County Alumnae Club: J rhn V. Parker of Irvine. _P:residcnt of Delta Alpha :;\Jumnae chapter of University '.ii" Southern Calltcirnia : ~arles Gruber-and Ronald jl. Wood of Huntington Beach: ~hn R.Oaebaugh of El Toro : ::tt. Thomas Orr Jr., Jerry L. :tmo, Louis I. Cu rlis. Ron L. %ichorn, L. Brad Fuller, Har· .?;}' H. Gaines, Et1rl L . .Harris, :rames M. Johnson. William ;!-Joyce, Frank McCormick, gSa nta ~oming -~Ea r l y ~anti! Cl.:ius ls coming to --:i·'.n a bit early this year. S;inta has decided to at1end the "punch 'n potluck " buffet sponsoreci by the Ncy;port Harbor Alumnar Associalion nf Kappa Della sorority nex t Sz turday nii;::ht. He will supcrvtSf' the ex· rhangc nf girls and party ~a1nes al the evenl whlch will hf:gln ;it 6 30 pm. in the Newport Beach home of Mrs . . J. P. Anderson. presidenl. More information may be nlltaincd from Mrs Anrlcrson at 04..._1618. Silver Sonds 'rhe ftrst and third °f'.JesClays 11~ I p.m. members of Silver Sands 286. Native Daughters of the Golden West gather for meetings . Lake Park Clubhouse in Hunting ton Beach is the meeting place for the first session. Mrs. Jack \Vjlson. 548·1479, will furnish location on I.he next meeti ng Oate. . 6.U.,,..z:.t-1. t:7?r33t•/£a~1f-.A..1r1·:J1<1'1/~~~5'fS·~'3~ .. · . .; NewPOrl Center ?\FRO-ANDI.AL PRIM1'S ~ 1111101111 lddlf •n 1 P n 7 111 ~llllmllm )wr. 1hlrW •11CJ1111ir. Olli*'. I ... Or, jl9t b MJplJJIWeu;:lil 11 .... Pfinl, blMll 11 ...... tDllt If ollw; 8 » )8, ... Drnslql ALL STOii£$ OPEN EVtftY NIGMT UNTIL.CHftlSTMAS • 1 Fashion Island· • 644·2200 • ·' Monday throu2h Saturday 10 ~00 a.m. li119;3Q.p.111. ~ • • -------------------s • 7 --------__ ~--·-------·---------~--·-····· .............. ! ................................ s ... e ........................................... J. ;r . • OM.'( PILOT TllilndlJ, Detttrlm 5. ""! .. ' 'Yule P~ograms-' Steaf · ~potlight . . C.nyon rt,\ lln.D ' fC '1 1' I <X1i11MG VP: M111111ll7:• I-~ _l\llldq, Jl!c. 1f, It . till •Op•,_. room.. ' Receiving Finishing Touches ·Mrs. M.tW Bay View PTA presldelll, Jl!lls finishing touches on one of .six -cases donated to the idlool while Mn. J<llul .McKamey ·and DaYJd Gliksman act¥ ''mdewalk aupenm.,,denll." Money railed by paper drives prellided tmm for Ibo -and Mn. Mc:Kamey'• h.-.1 "donated" the labor. Sights and Sounds of Noel Patti Lewis and Steven Mansfield extend a hearty invitation for memben ot the Lark View PTO to join tllem at 7:IO p.m. nut Tuesday ftlr a Cbri-a• play and carol singing. The PTO will meet at the Marine View School priot to the program. mi.---..-will ..-lbe QwWmajil1Jil&UL CM High PTA lln. °""' llMI' • Bl!f\*llr~ Pt-· ...... ,,,1 .. ftetbrn• ...... 'ftollll1 ... "' -.:= .:e.:.c~rm Jli!on, -~ ml Mn. a., lc:N1••· mental , -.~fortllo --·-llUQ' Iii -..,. ..rune Mn. .i.:tlilllla11Q.31D. Harper PTA llln:. Bony ~ Pr1111Pd IXllllllG UP: Cbrillmaa pn> .,_ ~ Doc. 10, Jn the ' multipurpCile roo,m. Refaed;1!1!1A will be lln· ed. Kaiser PTA Mn.-P-cll Pr dfmt COMING UP' Olri-.s C8I> dy sale will begin loo1onuw ml -.. w P'riday, Doc. IJ. -t boolJ ml PTA manben will .ell at odioolmldoor-l<Hloor ... Sevenlli ml eighlli grade dance from 7 to I p.m. 'l'liumlay and Jl'rldoy, ™"· U and 13, in the maltipurpoae. room. Refral111eb will be serv- ed. Lindbergh PT A Mn.--Pl 'fnt Santa . . . a Bike, a Doll, a Puppy Tammy Prior tells Santa about her secret wishes. Kerry Levan keeps his mind on advertising the Bear Street PTO annual Christmas Bazaar which will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. next Tuesday at the school. Items offered will include pillows, hand bags, games and baked goods. u. In the teachers' dining room. REPORTS : Officer Robert Wilkenson from the Costa Mesa Poli~ Department answered questions on mari· juana and drug addiction at the November g e n e r a I meeting. parliamentarian. Rea PTA ~tn. Keith Kellogg gram al 7 p.m. Tuesday Dec. 10, in the multipurpose room. for the health room. . . Courier deadline ill tonight for news items call Mrs. James Burnett at 546-705.1. Presideo1 University PT A REPORTS: Mrs. Rober l !\lrs. Robert Reid St. John Aux. Sankey, ~frs. Keilh Kellogg, President Mr. and Mn. Robert Kerr Wendell Rice. principal and CO~!ING UP : Trading stamp Presidentl Grant Belnap attended the and coupon collection in all COMING UP: Saturday, Dec. Newport Ht5• ~ ·1 A Harbor Council meeting. . . c!as~rooms tomorrow. . . 14 wW conclude the paper Film ''Misty" was sho"·n Paper drive from 9 a.m. drive with a truck pickup Mn. EJgle Armour lo the studenlS in ap· tn 2 p.m. Saturdav. Dec. . .Univer!ity Park PTA and President preciation for the me:n· 14. l\lrs. Robert-f\.1cCormish educalional groups W i 11 RE po RT s : Representing bership drh·e. is chairman. . . Bo a rd sponsor the Laguna Beach COMING UP: Gen e r 1 I their unit as ~ at meeting Thursday, Dec. 12, Ballet C o m P a n Y ' s Nut· meeting It 7:• p.m. Tues-the Harbor 'Coanc.il meeting Sonora PT A in the home of Mrs. Robert cracker Suite Saturday, Dec. day, Dec. 1' in the and Christmas I u n eh eon Reid. General meeting has 21 in the Newport Harbor mg It Ip n r po 1 e room. were Mrs. Elgie Armour, ~tn. Donald ~1ollica been cancelled. High School auditorium. Cllristmu propmn will be presilrult; Mrs. J, W. President REPORTS : ~trs. Frank Tickets may be purchased preaented by Im fourth. Slowikowski, first vice presi· COMING UP: Students will Jancek, chairman reports a by calling Dr. and Mrs. Guy fifth ..t. sixth Ir ad e dent and Mrs. Harry Mellor, present the Christmas pro-refrigerator \\'as purchased Sircello at 833-0402. llludeata. Motben m sllth 1p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;ii.,;oi;.,;;.;;i;~i;;;;;;.....i;;;;;o;;;;~~------°"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;; .. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 If* ...... will bosL ' Monte Vista PT A llln.DmolGeodloll O Pr df:sg COMING UP: Cbrl1tma1 bazaar worbbop. at t :JO a.m. ttmtc I OW in the home m 111n. Dovtd GoodleU. • . Boar'd meftlnC mm • to lUll LDL 'l'llumlay, Dec. Bazaars, Plays Top Agenda Lark View PTO Vlrcll llom<T PliDll•t a>MING UP: Student Quistmu procram at 7:30 p.m. ~.,. Doe. 10. In Marine View Scbool. Unit meetln( will precede play ml Cllrlwlmu con>ll under tbe direction d. M r a . Patricia M-. lint P'lde -· Robinwood PFO Mn. JUtft Db:• Pr11lt•t OOMtNG UP: Cbr lat ma 1 Buur and D!mH..ilp IJhi. Mr from • to 7 p.m. Satur· day, Dec. 7. Dinner will feature fried e b I c k e n meatloaf , acalloped potatoes, baked b e a ft I , -salods, nlilb dlah. nllll ml butter, -. Ina or pmeb. lliPliChl m c1a7 will ... Santa Clam. ln "" dltlclD to glft bootb. bWd ioodl corner, cake walk, ml 11111 pond. Mn. William Alla! ii gooeral dialrman m u. eYent. -by Mn. Dell AJtaood, -chalrmu 11111 lln. Bemanl Dannacc t. pabllcltJ -P-.dl will be -to -the library --llialmooeoded. Tamura PTO Mn.~- SHOP ON THIS YEAR THI BALBOA ISLAND MERCHANTS \ INVITE YOUrlO JOIN THEM THIS CHRISTMAS FOR THE MOST DELIGHTFUL HOLIDAY SHOPPING YOU HAVE EVER EXPERIENCEO! 63 SPECIAL TY SHOPS ALL lllSTUD TOGETHER IN A TWO 11.0CK AREA ••. JUST OYH THE IRID&E WHERE JAMIORD ROAD MEm THE SEA. ' I •• .. •• • •• •• • ' EACH SHOP EXQUISITELY OECORA TEO TO COMPLEMENT THE THIRTY-THREE HUGE PARKWAY TREES BEDECKED WITH 1800 TWINKLING LIGHTS • StroffitMJ Ctwistmas .caronen Each EYening-Dec. 1 O thru 21. • 'E / ' . 1., ') 1, . " ' . I ,_IWlat lll1t C...... '94 Mor Modrlfol Sl..,.n. the UK.i11 Jt. HI G.yitetH. •IHI "'9 70 ,_ftOlll ''$11191119 Christ!NI TIM'" a.Ir m. WHteni HI i. A10MI"'. • CELEBRITY SANT A CLAUSES • • • A 1111irty Foot LI•• Christmas Tree at Pork & Marine • THI ENTlltl HARIOR ARIA AGLOW WITH COLORED LIGHTS RlfLECTING IN THI WATlll:. • Pnwtlmt AND SEE NEWPORTS FAMOUS BOAT PARADE HERE-DEC. 19 THRU 23 REPORTS: -meelln( to. ~ ~ ~ u:! SHOPS OPEN EVERY NIGHT FROM DECEMBER FIRST ochool. f !'-~~~~~~~~~~:.-~~~~~~~~~~ .... ~~~~~~~~--· ----------------------?-7 ------· -.. --·····-----------------~- ... • ... ' Zontians .Nam·e .Senior .Girl£ -------' · Eacll month ~ the Z«mh!p and secvlce to the GAA, ldlool-olan and wu a CM mGH ·<:: l<bool i:"""• the ~ Club achools. •11'111Y cheuleailer las! yw. Mlle WUU.m1 fl aclfve In :. ot Newport Harbo"r bomirs November w I n n er 1, the She hat received a citation GAA. Pep Club, ind Ja a ., -Hnlor ... ~ &om each ol Mwea SUsan Andul<in, J.. !or recocnJUon of exc.Uerfce Ju1ilir =inl ·c11eer1..aer. ••• •--~ .. ~1Jan Schwan and o1 per!·-·-oo ... y··-~ o1 u. and ~· tbe lrM hll!b achoo& u the -Mt'clid~wlllWlll were · boo-book st--• •~ --~J<Wt L ~ ot ;:: Zonla OlrHl-llw>mont!i. ored gu..ts a( the c I u b Al ~ Ille Is ptinrung Coi1a M<sa, also •u a prtn- -SOlectlOlll are bosed upon luncheon. l'o travel wilh the' Fortlgn -ol the Or-·Em,,... -· • Jqde(aJUp, acholanhip, Clll· CdM mGR siuw League and •tu<l1 arl Rodeo, ·-by the lkly :;'. '!be daughter ol Mr. and . bJstory' and ~repalioo. Scoots. She wu elected sen-. . B h d Mrs. Elmer Anderson of New· NB lUGR lor homecoming prlnci!ss and =-. : oot Ar' s oort -Beach, Mlsa '-""! Editor ol ber· high llchool received the Da~bten ol lhe has .been acUve ln. Girls studel)t newspaper ii Miss ~:i"c~w_:vo uUar1i Good :. League, st. James _~plscopal SchwaR, daughter of Mr. and Mias' Williams plans'to teach • , · Church, Amerlcao""1d Serv· Mn. Bradley K. Schwan of physical educaUO> on.the high =: ·Sc ho· I a rs , ~ty~ lhe senior liooor ... Newport &each. llchool level. She will enroll at She ts prealdenl al Girls' Active In GAA, Pep Club, Orange Coa.v Coll"8e and -• League this year and served Spanish Club, and the Chan-then transfer to· Calllomia , , • = HandmlMte gifts 'and stock-the grOup as sebretary last telles, she is tervlng u Call-_sta-"te-'-Coll=eg"'e-'a::.t.::Lon=g.:Be:::' •::<::.h·c.,__,::S•::•=•::•..:A:::nd::.•::'.:'°":::.. ___ _::=::::.:::J!::: ____ ,:.,..::J::•::,•_:Sch::::::w::•::,rz!_ ___ _:· M:::::!Chol9=::.,::W::ll::IN::-:::''-.l....; lng atuffen will be Offered ·year. She also has · been se-~ldent,SchoGlanihAA '!...!,~tandioo . \ · .:_ in a booth aponsored by the lected u Girls'-League Girl r·-~--s Newp:>rt Beach c b apter' al the' Qo:arter <Nrlng her A C.ppella ghoir as well as American Bualness Women'• IOl>homore year. editlng the paper. ) Asaoclation, Saturday 1 n d The coed plans to study art She was mmed I~ Or,ange Sunda.)r Dec 7 and a at UCLA. Co u • ( 1 Women• Divin& . . • · · Champion_ and teaches tum--=. " ~t Angels Merry ESTANCIA filGR bllng at the Harbor Area Chtlstmu Bazaar will take Miss Taylor Ls serving as Girls 'Club. The senior also place between noon and t p.m. editor of th.e yearbook, Pep belongs to Tri-Hi-Y. ·-at the Orana:e County Fair' Club vice president and rally Winner of the Freshman Grounds. · and publicity chairman this Girl Service Awards, she ·The bazaar will be the year. plans a ~-in some facet , . The daughter of Mr. and of commoo1cations after com· -group s fund-rats.in~ project Mrs. John E. Taylof of Costa pletinR studies at the Univer+ -l o t a acbolarship to be Mesa bas been a.cUve ln the. atty of Calliomia _ ,preaenled dilrlng Boss Night ' - tn May! Each year a young -WO~ from the Harbor Area -Is ,provided aid. . • 4-<. -. ' ·- . ' • • Among the gifb for sale will be Christmas pillowcases, aprons, candles, hand-painted stationary, 'WiOO bonnets and wall plaquea. Girl Scouts Query Youth For Planners Seniors of lhe Girl Scout Council of Orange County are finding out what county youth think about transportation, publlc facilities, conservation and population. The Girl Scouts are con- ducilng the survey, In cooperation with other area youth groups, in response to a query by the Orange County Planning 0e1"'!1menl Mn. John Bryden, planner, Is coordinating the project and members of the League of Women Voters are acting as advisers. Survey results should be available in the spring. Choo1• from flowing cr•p•1, frilly chiffon11 bright brocades ,silky satins .•• to set your •vening aglow! A GREAT COLLECTION BY FAMOUS DESIGNERS EXCLUSIVELY YOURS - AT 2728 E. Coasl Hwy. Corona del Mar 673-6015 Maslercharge Welcomed Chances are, their teacher will wear out before their Hush Puppies.• HushBip~ , 11ow 2 Store:j lo &tier Seroe '/jou 'JtMJgf(l~s ~ Westcliff Plaza Newport Beach 30 Fash ion Island Newport Beach . Just Arrived! ' THE -FINEST COLLECTION OF FRE-SHLY CUT CHRISTMAS TREES FROM AROUND THE NATION * ' * All Varieties * All Sizes * Freshest -Finest Quality ... at the Best Prices! • , Holiday Scented Candles larg• 1el•ction of many 1hap•s, si1a1 and colors. Add color, d•cor and fragranc•. ' •• Expert Flocking -• Like New Fallen Snow! l•t our h•lpful florists •ssist you ~ . your flow•r sel•dions for t~ HOiidays. Save mon•y by o.r:derin~ early for out.of-town deliv•ries. Freshly cut boughs -Pine, Fir, Sil- vertip for decorations and door swags. FREE -Uvina <hrlslmas Tree to 111 kids Holiday Gih Plants Poinsettias in full bloom -9lorious naw doubl• red vari•ty. A1al•a1 in most colors -Gor9•ou1 plents In full bloom. *OPEN EV~RY NIGHT TILL 9 P;M. DEC. 6 UNTIL CHRISTMAS , accompanied by pirenls. Be Saf~ .•• flame proof your Christmas free £no1141h for 6' tree -Are Dept. 1ppr0Yed. ' HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M., ·SUNDAYS ·1~ A.J;i. TO S P.M. ~ CALL 548-5525 · 2641 Harbor ll1d • "Q••nty ••d Sarvlc• Sine• 19u• COSfA -MESA-• " " ----------------------------~------------------~------·---~-------·-........ _ ..................................... _ .......................................... J I '--".A°'~ IN WGE SIZES 40 ,.,$0 • hom $600 • • • Weddings, Troths Pilot's Deadlines To avoid dluppointmenl, proipecti•• brld .. are reminded to ha" their weddl•C 1torle1 with black and white gloay pboto- IJ'apha to the DAILY PILOT Society Deport. 1 · menl prior to or wllhln one week after the ·wedding. ' For enga1ement anilouncemen!I It II auueated that th• story, allo accompanied by a blaCI: llld wlilte .1loosy p I c tu r e, be 1Ubmltled early. U the betrothal ll!DOunce- ment and wedding date are six. weeks or les1 apart, oqly the wedding photo ·will be ac- cepted. To help fill requirements on both wed- ding and enaagement llorlea, forms are avail- able in all al the DAILY PILOT olfk:ea. Further queation1 will be answered by Socla1 Notes ataff members al 1142-4321 or 4k-~8. • Restaurateur, Couture -Designer • -' Mom . Mixes Two Caree.rs · . ~· .·llf ~IWDHSY BEVERLY-.HllJJI (UPI) - Marlqn Lewll loob more Ute ii hlcb faabloii model than the dlalrman ol the tiomt ol • hJchly .....-ii reotauront dlaln. ltl fac.1, &he doel oc- culooaJll< modol hlcb fuh!Olll -her own, for ab< alao· la Cardinale,· . the c o u t u r e deelgner who bu woo raves from fubioo knowltdgeabla lblC<I Ibo unvelled her llnt collectlon thnJe yun qo. 1be dlYfl'ltl worlda ti. food and fasbl<m ...,. an unlikely cornblnatloo, but Mn. Lewi.I • KEIM SAYS: "$1.00 down wil hold bu .......,. lo -.. .... ... Id not cool<, Mn. Lewla qlnaUve Oare and a careful dreamed up a meou and a atlellllM. to q...,Uty and detail d..i,n f0< JI. Whoo tha lint that baye had mucb to do with HamburgOI' Hamlet opened Ill ber IUCCell. ' doors, it ~ a atalf of two - Tbe ralaurabi.I came . !lrot. Marilyn and llarry. TWO When tbe came here 11 a weekl later 'she became Mrl. teeoag ... lrom Cletelud "'8l-•Harry Lewla. Jy IO JWI· qo; oho claled a Since then the llltnleta have """'-YOWll flClor .....,. mulUplled. Thate are now 10 Harry L<wla. who confided Io tn Southern C.Wornla and by htr be wariled to -'a di!-Dext June there ~ be 11. f.,...t tlnd ol bamburger.lype Mrs. Lewla atlll does the fO!Jlauron~ called Hamburger . meoua, .deslgna the extert..-1 BamJet after the --and Interiors, tralna all the role f!V'11r/ acUlr' Wlntl to play. waltteslel and overa6el the EntbUllutlc abnot the Idea !raining .of the management and WIClaunled by the fact lbe for all tho Hamid& WllT -. ' . . tbeae -. plul hot.._ . ...,., a Beverly lllJll ma-••.. and .. 11;11 .. -1111 61 ~. abe dlclde to try her llollll ., • couturler? . • '"1· After 11 y-ean 1n1 bmbai.t · • IBW I needed eomethln(. pro.,,;. biblJ> that mu. g1r1 1 -_ had,!' abe said. "Y oa tu:'t "-... ,_ OVOI' sons ·whon tbey're'IJ ... - tt yean old." • !IOI' hus-told· her ... could . try. her "lint lovot. dress dMI:"~~ · 11111 stipulatlon : I "It· mult nmri lmerfn with the Hamlets ... Ibo -· GI~ •we•t drffms In •uoarplu.m 90wn1. Flo~I for Grandma, bru1hff rctyon for Mom, glamorous Nylon f,r L your "best •glrl". • DRESSES . . Marriage, Education Looked at as Partners · your purchaM. No poy· lnents •tn Feb., 1969." · IVE your family the most Colorful Gift of all ••. .. • swu~ ,• BIO~, • CAPRIS ' ~ HOSIERY • SUPS • • ROBES " . ~wor s1u BED JACKm ' . $111 ~. 5!' ' hom s5~o ' ' .. (( LAYAWAY • .."_aoxat .• •ll'T Cl.Tll'ICATt• E a . . Nor'sHALF·SIZE SHOP 1105 Nowl"rl, Coiti -"~ ll;lee~ t1orlti ef lltti She•t", Hou1ts1 MH. +hni Fri., t :Jo te t Setu"'•Y f:JO '·"'· t. l:JO p.111. Alie Z:Z'4 Ore119efalr Mell, F-ullerio11 I'll ~ South Coast chapter member1 Of AWARE aDd their gue!ll will look at the pro- blems of mlxing educaUon and marriage during a Christmaa Luau potluck dinner In the Laguna Beach -· ol Mr. Kiwis Plan Festivity and Mra. Rudy Burton lom..-- row night. A family life coanstlor and teacher, C. Ray Fowler, wtD speak on a topic entiUed, Can a Marriage Stand Going Bact to College dlD'ing the 8:30 p.iµ . gathering. Fowler formerly baa served on the staff of the maniage coonseling center at th e University of South er n California and currenUy lJ coordinating a UCJ extensJon lecture series, Education for Kala Kocktails. will kick off .Remarriage. , the Newport Beach chapter Future plans include a lee· Kiwi Club's annual Chr~mas lure series on Alienation and party ne1t Saturday night in Loneliness which will be Opeh · the Newport.er Inn. · to the public at UCI for the The K,lwis, former airline winter quarter. In addition he 11teward~, wiJI fete the plans to head a.spring quarter holiday season with a cocktail sociology course aimed at Su hour and dinner, beginning' at and Family Life In Education 7 :~ p.m. • • • on the Irvine campus. Be·a.uty Sa.Ions CAl>TlVATING -CURLS ... CAPTIVATING COLOR ... INSTANTLY I -A--i:!~'f' a , ....... CMlfl. _ ......... ! i::=-... .75'·· Curls tocareu your head ... and instant color to ca.resg your curls with soft glowing beauty! It's our "Fanci-full" CQ.}or; in rich, natural looking huea to cover gray or refresh dull hair, in soft pastels to to~e.~ightened hair. No peroxide, n.o after-rinse, no waiting: Fanci-full works while our stylist sets your hair I ~~~ i~A~·p·~·-···-~225 Mond•y thtu Thund•Y :IAlter 6 p.m, ---$2.501' Fri., S..t., Sun. -tl.00 ' .,. ~ .... } •· ... ~ " .. ' 1 ,....N,AU.IT.~ _ ....... _Coo .. -- COSTA MBA. CAUP. ,.. w. 1""' SlrMlt _ ....... . • I OlAM•I. CALI• •• lJM w. (hNtmlHI --• ....... 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BeuhicAlaoola...._T•C....._., -t ~be rutrlclod by L!Xl(Julyl3-Aug.·ll:l):HO&o I BaeJiNlllyaC-,U,Y•C..D11•tOza loll um,mnenl. wi.. lo ... ch tbould . be beedtd. You cop! .-_ • Maklna u -what lo do -U,. It -1od.ay waild be ll!Gf, IO tber 'l'berl Rellm 11111 ·~ ratiood .., p -are oordlaCIJ. Older -Ilda phanloml IO be dlaptllfd. came. VlllOO (Aus. IS'8tpl. 11:1): 0GEMINI (Mil II.June II): Avoid Htravagance. Wellh H ,.. -,. ..... .,, w...ia, act!Olll. _ff carelea, 1bere la proftt. lmporlDI lo ~ H -. pin It put l!nlabloc ... _ .. pro!-, Soclll ~. :'i":.~i ::.=. =~'t tonlglll. A.oltl-. The Tee Tattler IJBRA (Sept. u.oct. 11:1)1 Goall oubjed IO chaoge. Whll appeared to be I ~ am. bltlon Is Wltered down. Mtllll JOU chqe wltb condlti-. Tb1I reprtSenta crutive think- ing. Adjuslin( IO tnvlronmllll aaves t!Ille', money:. PIUOIUL,_._ ... _,., ... Doto----........ ,-. ...... ·~JMc. .. or11 ••• wi.,ac .,,,.. .... ...... y.._c.,DeDetWth-.S.... • r---------·---· ---·-··-··· ... .................. 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The := Orange Coast College ""°" from La.guna Beach is .,: looking ilito a sculplbr~,by 'Richard BaJdwili at OCC :£Art Gallery .. Tue.BaJdwm ~xhibit may be seen 9 to ~4 weekdays and 7 .. to ll Wednesday nights ·until Dec. ~19. .( JSunsp<Jt ·Grnw th Could llJpset 'Apolw4 8 Plans -:E PASADENA (UPI) -Solar appean to be right at the :utrooomen a,, i: e t p i n g peak of ita 11-year activity · ·-"'Watch on • r.apldly..growing cycle. ~ of sunspob wblch could "Right now. we ae watch- :Jnt.nere with the · Apollo I Ing new groups grow and ~on to the moon Dec. 21. decay from month to month," = Deve.lopment of t a et 1-v e Zirin continued. "At present, :::suMPOt.S on tbe Side of the there usually ii an active !;rb facing earth at the time sunspot group oil the sun at :.d' blast off could produce one time so the activity could 5adfation hazardous to the go one way or the other." . 3hree-man Apollo crew. ·The radiation problem is im- : Dr. Harold Zirin, professor portant because the Apollo 8 :at astrophyslca at t he astronauts will be the first :B:aru'omia In 1 t It u t e of men to travel outside the VJ!:D ::fecbnology and a 1 t a ff Allen belts which shielded the ~ber of the Mt. Wilson earth from cosmic rays aod :mnd Palomar observatories, other solar radiation. :ftported: Some scientists ·have con-3! "Unfortunately, a new tended this time might not ;lunspot group first sighted at be the best for space travel 5be California tnstltut.e or because radiation danger from :!'echnology on Nov. 23, has the sun i.s greatest during the F. rapidly in the past 10 peak of its active cycle. and it will be facinf· Zirin said, "It isn't such earth at the center of a bad time to be going ;Ile mn on Dec. %3." • because in the past the biggest = The astronauts will circle comn.ic ray eventa occurred ;L,ter. during the upswing ·or decline ~'However," Zirin said, "we of the cycle. At the crest :iannot predict the evolution there tend to be more 1111all :If that aunspot group ao far events. However, we don't ~ The IWl bas been very know how dangerous the small ~ve &ince early 1n June and events may be." "-.. Sears RRPnail conditioner protect• helps prevent splitting, peeling, breaking, chipping '!. fluid oz. Brush on RRP daily for beautiful nails in jwt 2 Wttks.. RRP is the only nacural pr<> tein and keratin nail <on~it ioner. No pro- ~iive coat is neces- "'l'• CHARGE IT on Sean Re•olvln,; Cha~e Shop Monday thru S1turday 9:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. • Doctors Urge follow Santa • • • 'Sober' Stations for SF? ) . SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -sbortfy tba1 alcoholism b a police, health and ...U-Pf171kiana !Or lhll bard..trlnlt· dllease and not a crime, •thus coet.s. , In& city · '1' ur&blll detox-moving the probl<m· ftom the Fer years, SU Fr~ ·lflcatloo .. Uons, w b ••• police to heallb agoncJa. ,have been reported.I¥ drinl;· drunks can be BOberecl, and Dr. Sox said the city "!"' Ing moro per capita than rebabWtaUon centers, where now spending $400,000 a year ~Uze.m eslewbtire. • l!!-~ .to: ...,,,.l • \le~ ~·~· "c;qf11'1(q_ -SCHWINN-; TM Choice I<>• "Blice Cou•t"Y" , Open Dally 9-9-Sun. 10..2: • e . . s ·--·-:c: -• z . i . ~ 1 U.NIAMllJCAID MASTll CHAI., . ·333 .East 17th SITHt ·: Costa Mesa 646-7706 ....,,... ........ 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'Davis, a mtmber ilie third ,-id llre tbe • •I !J Colna In tbe FGW!laln" -i oot a g~l lo !\Om<. ='what legal statuJ the m _ has is sometblng to bt-w ~~L . , of ~· Boeing Co.'• _. apOcecNfl blct -earlh. dlv!sloo, said tbal lauacb The flnl olage ol ~ all· vehicles powerful enough to nuclear J!nPddon l)'stem • · orbit huge loads required. for would be a ~ule lntttplanetary !ravel · do nol··-;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;,;~;;,jj noW exist and ~ ·not er·li peeled In ~. foreseoable -~ut 'ln the ineantline"-lt • ~u~-crhrie ·ror ariyont to scoo Marilyn. G'r egg, · 106 the colna ·oUt of tbe famowJS Jade Ave., Balboa ls- _ lountain. . ! land, cel®rated .her :==.Thal milch w'4 sellled'wbe~ 18th. bifthday recenlly ~ · .s.," al ·!f'J~<-.old~ l!l IJJ])on,. PortugaL ~lboY:· appeared· bf .court; She is student on. Gh•p- arged wltll theft. i man College'.s shl.t)- -He liad ~ arrested while/• board c~pus . sailing -.r,.c.JC09ping -11p the coins. _Police from port to1port. =said he WU -taking mQileY ~-----~- •'donated t(I the, city. ~ Nol !rue, uld·llie defense .. iii 'Ille court refused 'to · tlari!Y Alcatraz Pa~k? ~tbat po!nl. II acquilled "F.S." SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - -nd said the taking of money Alcatraz may become a _..._ rown into the fountain's recreation spa. Mayor Joseph ~ aten by· tourists 188 not Alioto says he has ordered ;;[listed In Rome by-laws as a negotiatiom to determine bow .Sertme. •,, . mµch the federal govequnent -A coin In the fountahi, by ought to be paid for the rock =custom, means the thrower In the middle of the bay. -=-ill return!<> Romi. . The ~risonwas _clOSf!d in 1963. futurt. 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BROS: - SEAFOODS VISIT OUR WINE ROOM 2800 ·Lafayette SI. llewporl Beach OPBI 8 A:M.: 6"-;M. DAILY 673-3450 • 545-22l7 ti 549-1933 ' - ~- • • • RU:Ss Fears V.S., ' ' ' • Red China Paet ;. LONDON (UPI) -The 811· nounoemenl ol Sino.Ameri~ "cot1lsl.enot'' talks In Waru ' . Ji'eb. 20 has set off alar.rn bells Jn the Kremlin, whciise ltaderahlp 11 known to fear noth1n& more than a poeslble accommodatton between Pek- ln1 ud Wuhingtoo. Peking Jl'OllO.'<'CI the Slno- Amerlcan blka to be held with the N~on administration. The Chinete said they want to diacuss an agreement on the principle! ol peaceful . cou:lstenct. Since the suggestion is link- ed to a demand for an • American commitment tJI withdraw from Formosa the chances of success of the Warsaw talks are rated very alender. But Peking's approach at this j u n c t u r e never;thele.ss spoUJghted acute Communist 1 Chiae8e interest ln the future 1 policl .. of ibe Unlted Slates under the· presidency o f Richard M •• Nixon. First l'E!8Cjlon from Mplcow revealed anxiety., bordering°" outrlghl .alarm. C4qununist diplomail In western capitals in turn have started to aound out chances of 1 rapproachment between Costa Mesan Don Gril- the United ·states and Com-ton Jr., is One of the munist China, voicing suspl-newest California High· cion c:I alleged~ contacts way Patrol officers as- between the two powers. signed to O r a n g e Moscow Radio charg~ County, following grad· Peking's attackls on American uatiop Tuesday from imperialism are merely a the CHP Ac ad e' my, blind. "All this is only a paper after 16 weeks in which dart which Peking ~ows he studied some 70 sulJ. acr~ th.~ ocean. to ~1stract jects. Patrol Commis- attenhon. the radio said . sioner H. W. Sul Ii van Peking's r~al at t It u ii e s a id Officer Gritton tow~rd ~ash1ng_ton. Moscow will be assigned to the Radio said, was shown up by Cl-fP ff' . S t its proposal to the United o tee in . an a State! to conclude an agree· Ana. ment on the five principles ---------- of peaceful coexistence. Peking, in turn. fnr some time hu been aceusing lhe Kremlin of collusion with the United States and of an outright. sellout 0 r Com· tnunism ta the so-called Im- perialists. VETOED SUMMfT The regime of Man 1'se-tung has at t~ same time gone out of it! way to abort 11. rapproachment b e t w e e n Moscow and Wa shington. Mao. successfully vetoed a . summit between t he then- , Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev and w e s l e r n 1eaders in the late 1950s, when Rotarians S late Meet Westminster-Midway City Rotarians will we I come Rodney Coulson· of Anaheim , the diidrict g(lvernor, at a club dinner meeting B:\5 p.m. Dec. 12 11l the King's Table restaurant, 6471 Westminster Ave. Coulson will speak on the various service activities· of the international me n 's nrganiz;:ition which r I a i m s ll40,fl00 members in 152 coun tries . • A 1UN"r A (\n>i> :.. A . pi.. grorn'<o-a!;l-the 'stpelloo by ~I. more ; t~n tt mfllioa ... 'liegrii liankt ill 'tfu.e 11.s! bties bu bee~ arinounc«J • hi; ... ol,. the "'ltloq'•. "'!'fyn' ,._ u ff!mobile1 . manufacturers, Chrysler Col-poration. • ·. Dr. Ralph "11ernatjly, -~ 'dent of the Southeril ·<lirlatfan 'Leadership COn'ffrence' p)I~ joined Chrysler in annoonclng ' . " .. Zestr MEXICAN AND AMERICAN rooo Dinners from $1 .25 Pronto TAKE-HOME DINNERS, too .iiJ Dine Jn the beautiful, colorful atmosph~re of old Mexico. Authentic soyth-of~the-border food and de~ghttul AmericaA dishes-cooked daily in each restaurant and served with care. Exciting wine cock- tails and beer. Take-outs on al1 menu 'items, too. You 'M like Amigos. , r••••••••••••••••••••••··-~ : aBGf~AeQUAJNG_fBD SPLeIAL~ :1 With any dine-in or take-home '1. o ... :..,!~f ..... __ ' : purchase of $5 or more .. .. .. . _ .... ~ _ .. ,,. _ I I dflfiflfl 1te11t ~11 d1ys only. I I Call ahead for lake·home dinners I I 428 Eii1St 17th Street I Costa Mesa I 642-4262 I I Also: ANAHEI M •WEST COVINA• MAR INA DEL R~ ·GLENDALE · More Soon I ~--................................ ~ the two Communist giants·-----------------------~-----'------------ were still on speaking terms. " Communist diplomats, in gounding the prospects or a . 'l :SALAD SET . ' . Sino-Amer ic an ac- commodation, have clearly reflected Moscow's fear that any such development would wedge Russia between hostile Red China which has ter· ritorial claim:o; on the Soviet Union and an "imperialist" America, allied to W e s t Europe, notably to West Germany. -~ • -- :t2 different nwtat "'months• that wnip •round w•tch btnd for 6HY reterenee. ~88~ : 0-jvl. E leg1111U • • NOW 1 •• There is litrle Moscow now can do to restore broken links with Peking .. China does no1 want to mend the breach which is both ideological and political. CHRISTMAS CAN BE SO MUCH MORE PLEASANT ... when you shop a t MISS ION PAK ,,. ~!--· ----~ . . .. -• ~-. ~!' • -'-t - .. : ~.1!t:~i:!ii~~~~i=ii~~"' Editor Hits and let us gift wrap and ship for ~- I • • • • • •• • FLIP : Polaroid : WEBER Academy Oil PHOTO : ALBUM : ~."::',,!.' ~-:::: Dtcomar.... : tlN Meeall}' ... I Ir'& "" lt50 -for to Jllchlrtl._ • lfld Mllf'IMN : Was.5.00 MOW ~88 Pfflh. ! ~--~~~~~~,,.,,~~-. 0 MAGNETIC MEMO BOAR~ MR. I. MRS. 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Kirkpatrick said, 18,711 were "cleared by ar- rest" by police. "Yet for the entire county of Cook only 1,825 indictments charging these offenses were returned by grand juries." he said. "Of the 1,840 defendants to lhese charges tried in the criminal courts, only 728 were sentenced tot.be penitentiary." "I su bmit that this is a shocking indictment of our whole system of criminal in· vesligation and prosecution," the editor said. Kirkpalrick also derenderl press objections lo recent restrictions on coverage of criminal trials. He said ''some of the time. money and talcnl " Lhe le~al profession has devoted In "restraining the press"' be devoted to 1 project to im· prove the quality of justice . r-----·•!aRlt1:1:•1 I w~~~ ,~~~~ •• I I BOllNlf CASH IN I I SUEDES : I I i II I I ~~~~ ..,.,... """!,. I M,...._T ... ;:$iliM..,..,. you! CALIFORNIA VARIETY PAK ,,. Minkrtv,.. wl!ol• fru its Glaced ~Orang• llo1som HaMy Our Mission fol\.: work A fun year to prepare these rare dclicac1("!1i. Just a "'hi~per of honey sweetness surrounds !'ach pit'<'E! to blend with the nntural Aavor of freshly pK.1r:ed fn1its. Each piece is sl0\'•- si1r11nered 6 nr n1nre tim('-S to repla("(' aTI the wi:itec-content with oran~e blossom hone~ and nectar s;.:n1ps. Tnity a taste treat. It sf'ems ~ ;ust can't make e001;1gh. So incxpM1Si\'e you <=:fn afford to arid those extra friends to your gift )i~t that ~·ou re.ally ought to remen'lber. !.hs~10!'1 PAI "No. L l lh. net $3.JS ~l1.•~1os PAil No. 2, 2 lbs. oet $6.60 !.l ll4~1os PAi.; No. 3, 3 11». net $9.JO For "Ba ck East" Christmas Oetivery,,, Ord« Now! .\fn1J Ord~~ Prornptl!J Shopped .. Ca1olog Ml ll eqlJ.4"--d 'lllission'l1ak ~:~· South Coast Plata Shopping Center (Lower Malij Harbor Shopping Center (Trailer) Costa Mesa • ... <! •,·1'~ ·JUST GIVE U S ftll Al)ORl<-;,._,, WI' f)Q Tt•! REST S~rf II bit af Ca/ifomtn 51111.thitil!' to !he folk& bnck hon1' p . ~· -'j! -,,. -· .• ... ~ -~ ! -,. ·-i . '" - > --• . .. l 'i f ~ -. 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' . ' YQlll!g , men from. _Tibet• altendlng "Southeni Calif· and Losang Temlng seen In cllice with Dean of Stu- • otnla CO)lege In Cotta M~· (left. to. right) ··J!'.al•anc · dent& Allred Caws ton, a former missionary to India .'-\l(egden, SolWli • Tilb11)'1, Gtdun Ol'lllDl\llhol, . where Tl-lived In ulle. · •.Pri!>co: Q!>nyq( T•h°'!llll Tobpyl,;'I:e¢n Cllhodd: · • r-""" iiiiiii:~ Try to ~n , Old-Plane& LONDON a1-i -Brltllb ~ ~:r:,,: lo~ Ollna '" about 4 '!"fillo9 poOnds or 111.4 ~~ I ~ spobllnan for the" . ~ alrllne said le> 'day ' BEA wanls to get rid Ii 1ll COmet 4B jeta and 13. vi. COWll 808 furbo-props tt no Jooaer needs. It hu ~ ordered ftplaeementl. ••we m trying other coun- l tries 11 well as Chila... tbe ~an said.· . Seven ' years ago Cl>laa bc!lgbt aix new :\'bc<lunll !run )lrllaln. The dta1 broke Ille Sqylel plane monoooly In China but angered . t6e U.S. 1government. which threatened to try to stop further aates ci BrlUsb aircraft U they car· ried American equlpmenl " . 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Dr. Hayakawa is not. professionally, a college ad· mtnistrator. He is a renowned Semanticist -an expert in 1 science of language. Bui thlougb the lirS\ da)'ll of violent activity on his beleaguered campus, he h11 p ed an able and brave leader. Ills 1 .. s1ona1 language background has been us .. ful. For l>r. Hayakawa speaks in no-noru;ense words. He speab in wonla that can't be milunderslood by the rioters -or 11,· the people of Califo~ who sometimes understandably !rel about the tu money they're spend· inJ on higher education. · · It's hard to ~understand language like this, ltlr example: "I am determined to break up this reign of terror established by ~sts." The issue is not radal. It is a power issue, one peri· lously close to anarchy~ The first step is to furce a public, lax-supported. educational system to close down until "demands" are met. UnderstandinJ this, Dr. Hayakawa is firmly bent on seeing to it that 200 or 31;1l,bl.J'd..line student.a: and teachers (out ol 18,1l00 studetit7and 1,100 faculty) sh&ll not bluff or terrorize the college into shuttihg down. He'• been tough about·il · "I can promise the public, the faculty and the stu· den ta tljal· there will lie,"'°'" ,a!iett,. anti more suspen- ' M-ardan School Asks for H.elp To the'Edllol' Wt all have our pet char!Ues to which ' we donate our surplus itema, be it moiiey, labor, or useful articles. The Harbor Area h a s an outstanding Boys' Clutt; YMCA, and nospltal syst.em, all requiring unsellish donations from people of Cood will. Relatively few of our Harbor Area clliiem: realize we have a small non- profit organiia.Uon fonned solely for tht putpOte ol teaching children with serious ~ problems. It ia the Mardan SchOoJ oC F.clucaUonal Therapy in the lonner Coota M,.. City Hau building. THE SCHOOL is striving with limited funds to convert what was once a meeting: place of adultl engaged in managing a clty, to a meeting place of chlldren engaged in the process of learning. These are children with special problema that require trained educators who understand their needs a n d have the keys to unlock each child's individual problem, uslng teaching aids and methom designed especially for them. BECAUSE THE former c'ity hall Is now classed u a school, it requltts certain modificatiions to meet stricter buµdlni codes for the children's pro- tection, and of course this requires funds which at the present come mostly from donations. A fence is needed for the playgr:ound al a minimum estimate « $1500, 'plus proper playground equipment and landscaping. Many more items can be mentioned. The Mardan school ls now in the nebulous stage ol. (levelop- ment, it's requlrementl are modest, itl output in a child's development can be enonnous. THIS QUIET group of dedicated educ1tors need help from our citizens to bring the highly iipecialiud teaching Mard:in school has to offer the children requiring it. Students are attending Mardan from a.s far as Laguna Beach .00 Seal Beach. The fulu~ of a child is the Mardan contribution lo our harbor and sur· rounding are.. Support from Jnterf:sted citizens will be gratefuJly received by the Mardan School of EducaUonal Therapy and tht children who attend It. F. M. McCUNE 'Queen for • D•11' To the Editor: I wu delighted to attend the victorious .----B11 Geor9e Durc;-..: Everybody saya we are 1olni .. -the metric system. ti we do, WlU I welah more or lea! F.I. OW F.I.: You wlll aain on< pound durinc 1111 _,..... months bul loee It =-~ ocalt 11 IOI bod In ( ... , think I'm IOirc la 111'1 ..... 11 advice columnllt. '*Gimp• Wd ,.. teH "" how nll'll' -...... tte Oii I polo team'? V.B. -V.B.: Ml fl -. _, 11111 b no way .. ,,. ....... cMnn! UMD'DSIU'IAL TO RONALD •·a·w: M • ,.. .ma. ...... -...... eollyoo ... Letters from readers ere welcome. NormaLLu writers should conveu the ir mt!ssa.ge in 300 words or less. The right to cunden.se letters to fi t ipace or eliminate libel i.s reserved. Alt Utters mu.st include s1gnature end mailing address, but mmus may ~be withheld on requeit if sufficient reo· ion is apparent. .Ra.rm game. My apine never once sto~ ped tingling until the very last second. It was t.rilly one of the most exciting football games that has ever been played. Thank you so very much for arranging for me lo meet · some of the Rams' top players. It was a wonderful ex· perience that 1·w11l M:"vei forget. I am very grateful ·to both the Rams and Mr. Jack Teele for I very eventful day . I will cherish all of its glorious memories fOl'!:ver. STEPHANIE ANN MILLER Stephanie, 15, blind from birth, uw guest of the Lru An.geles Rom.a ofter the Rom,, learned of her Jon status through the DAILY PIWT. She too3 their "Queen for o Dau" Nov. 21 . She 1oos accompanied by her father. NaVJI Lt. Cmdr. John Miller. -Editor Student 'Libttals' To the Editor : 1n response to lhe letter. "SDS a Sinister Force .'' (Mailbox, Nov. 27 ) 1 would like to clear up some . Ulings about Student.'! for a Democratic Society and student·youth unrest. Of course, SOS is almost always conaidered as a major contributor to campus demonstrations, but why are' students involved in SDS? Firstly, today'• society always seems to label anyone who ls liberal, In volved with radical change, or hu long hair as anarchistic or JOdalistie (wbk:h ls considertd communistic). SF.OONDL Y, where can t o d a y ' s liberal youth go w I t h their thoughts. the conservative Republicans or the moderate Democrats! n,ese do not offer · anything but the rambling on of today'• atalus quo society, wnen changes •l'J needed to update and better society. Thin!ly, poliUcally lntm""1 high 11ehool atudenta are dlKOUraced by ad-- ministration from takll1g 'port In •Ill' controversial ~ such u the Vietnam . War. ·They are iaught alon) traditional Ideals and an:Y Uber1liltlc vlewa are left to "undersrounct" sroup1 and newspapers. TODA Y'S ITUDENTI 1et tnat 1 change la needed 10 that IOCiety doea nol deMly ItseU, bul lhese lllleral solu· lbw are cunplel<ly 1.,....i ll1CI ...-ed by Ille --(but tnJQpj ol ultra<Oftlt!'VaUves art not cenaored It •IL and tbty &rt Yf111 dan,.....J. So, liberal youth, join wllll tho militant. In poliUcal .,..po, oud1 11 Sllll, whir< tometbtnc la done •bout "lick Amf!ricll ... How many particlpt1nts In rtudtnt demonltrlUom .,.. rtally vioitnt or mUltant! Scnari.eft up, America, you are drivlnc Iha youlh to an lJlltthistlc: end. If you "" nol undmtand, llllen lo Len- McCarlney'• "llovoluUon," an11 nol to Jaa•·Bldlanls' "Slrw~ Man." MY GTON Cal state, Beach • • slons aslODJ u these dlsturbonc01 ,continua;" Dr. Hl)' .. kawa cleclared. Willi thl1 firmnui, ha bas left doors ojlea and agreed lo -.sonable discussion ot lss~M. Dt. Hay .. kawa Is undtl'IWM!abiY •rn1patbe& lo Dllnorltiu, and he Is knclwn u . a 111&!1 ol his word. · • That isn't wbal the anta,onlN want. Y~ they dei;nanded ano\hef ~ the encDeu "convocallonau to discuss strike lssuOI and said the police mus! "be r• moved from the campus until lhf1ll• are 1ettlo4. • The cry of "police state". was ioevita&le. Dr. 1Ui1•· kawa bad summoned hundreds of police tci be avail- able when He sought to reopen .tho campua. With lnl escepUons, ·they appear to bave malnlalntcl the law c:ooly and professionally: Sllll; the~went up. . Dr. Hayakawa discussed the t bead-on. "No, it'• not a police •late," laid. "The police art here to protect our libertie1. -1n a totaUtarian state they are for suppressing frffdom." The acting president of San Francisco State has demonstrated one outrtanding ability: he can articulBte his college's problems and state clearly what he intends to do aboul them.· It is· a skill his two predecessors at SFSC unfortunately lacked. .. He is unquestion8bly determined that. Ibo. campus can be run by lawless elements that would o~erthrow authority by force &:nd violence. ' On that issue, there can pe no dS>qbt '¥/ttre o.Yer.~ whelming majority of California residents ·,t:Q<heh!llci Dr. S. J. Hayak_n_a. ~ • · ·.:~ 2 • ' ' They had better. For if he fails, and if anarchy does •·• f' prevail. at San P'i"ancisco State; we can look for,'waves , ot the same throughout the 'I:/ California university and 1tate coll•f',campuses. • , ... • ,_ ,, • , .. •• ' . MtJ st Social Nixon atid Kisnngff'· ·.• ' . t:~ . ~ngeHas '-.._ Benefited All one haa to do is to ~ke a k>ok at the Roman Catholic Church ~ID realize that today's mood o( ·disagreement and dissent and downright defiance Of tradl· tlon ls nol, as aome say, led by "agitators" and "anarchists" and "Com· munist-insplred" agents. For here we have the most orthodox, conservative, traditionalist, and authoritarian establishment in l h e Western world torn by conflict on a dozen different fronts -on c:On- traception, on celibacy for priests, on rituals and observances, on civil rights a n d the participation by· the church in lllaira "secular" and even "political." IF TIDS CAN happen in the Catholic church, with its heavy emphasia on con- formism and obedience, HUle wonder that the sa.i;ne thing hu happe~ in lhe more fluid world outside. If priests can form unions, and nUN can march in picket lines, ·then· we see clearly that the modern wave of 'unrest, of que1bon.ing a n d repudiating ancient forms and doctrines, is much more than a matter of Jeft.wing agitation or col· leeiate rebe.Won or confrontation between the race3. Change Is In tne air, and change is always painful while it is taking place -like surgery without anesthesia -even though the end result of the change may be beneficial. and may even have saved the patient'• life . OF COURSE, NOT ALL change is progre11s : but in the long pull, it i! astonishing (and heartening) that most social change has turned out to be, historically, an advantage even to those who at first opposed it. The change from absolute to limited monarchy was a blessing that paved the way to self·govetnment: the change from feudalism to capitalism was an Improvement, .., even Man: himself ad· mitt~. ~ the church itself hu lately ~nI1ded thal the Reformation , which it ao Implacably fought, was perha(>l!I a good and necessary thing for Chrisk.n· dom at the time. ' BUT CHANGE while it is going on has an acrid smell and a bitter taste. Until the smoke clears, it Is not easy to set the real fssue11 or to accept th e fact that the on I y way older in- stitutions can survive Is by mutating into 1. form mort re1ev1nt to new con- dlUona -Just u animal species perish unlesa they adapt · to a cbafl&in1 en· vironment. ' Then, too. psycJiotaciellly. moo! or us find It hard lo stuicl · ll>t ambiguity In a period of chanp. Wt lllle cleamH&, flrmnes,, and the black • and • whlteneu we have becoml uJed to; WI la what the call for "law and or d t r" really me.ans -a return to tht older injustices , wt have become accuatomed to. Anything eeema preferable to chance, even r<praslon -bul u ropreoslon -·· It bdnp its own tl.nd of · change, for the wont, lo:t never reslarel the old order it to wistfully 1tlr'M for. Quotes -L Darito, Gieftdllc -.. No one wUI disagree lhlt Ute prlnd pl .. rl academk -. and the rtaht ol tree accen for minority vieWpolnti on lhl •-ahould bt protected. IM why -ad .... lea ol vlolonco be ,i.... .. opportunity lo ~ their doctrine d Ulll'llt Incl lmmortltty!'ol' Thinking the .Unthiiiltahle WASHINGTON-Saigon'_s. ,delaying tac· tica auggest vei'y 1tron1ly ttrat the Thieu· Ky gover{lffient ls gambling on a better deal in tht NiJ:on administration than at the end of the Jobuoo adm1nist:ration. Otherwise Saigon would have moved , faster. The Thieu--K.J eovemment _bas 1'"'1ed nolhinc bul lim•. ancI ii can g a I n. time· lndefinite1y by st~ over wl;lat are called tht .. modalities" ol tho Parls~ce l"°be. : · How people iro lo be ... led, ,Tu.,. the name plate.a "w· ~ loCated. the idea of "your aid '" , 't wrangtq over pfecedence and . easily consume :wee.ks more cl. the brief period betWeen now and the inaugu'rati.On of a new president on January 20.· TJIE SEVERAL coovenations between ·President-elect Nixon and Henry A. Kiss. Inger, a Harvard professor and national security expert. are therefore of great significance. Gennan·born Professor KJsslnger'a views are hidden in heavy clouds of scholarship but he seems to be calling for a general review of American foreign poUcy so as to , get it.'! alms in line with modern realities. In other words, to get rtalistic about the relationship of our great military power lo our political influence -what we can do and what we cannot do. "' It is very hazardous to classify a thinker so complex as Dr. Kissinger. U Nl:xon is relying on Dr. Kissinger, he is placing hia trust in an audacious inlellectual who thinks the unthinkable. Among his unthinkable thoughts (Nuclear Weapoll.!I and Foreign Policy, Council on Foreign Relapons; ISIS?) ls that In all aignificant wars of the future nuclear weapons are likely lo be employed, but that if the proper doctrine ia followed, the cqnsequence.s need not be disastrous. THOUGlfl'S Of' THIS kind ate IO un!link89lt Utat they cannol be ultettd in p •Ji t"I ca I~ cau\paigns, as Barry Goldwa1er and Gen. Curtia LeMay· hive learned. ll.lll Dr. ~er,. JU¥il.1!>.!' at least. lias not been ciwte , So clMe to the center of power as in hil cim- 'vei'satiom ·with , President.eject Nii:on, attbough Kissinger. hu beeQ from time ~ .bme a high level governmental ad- viser. ·~.· Jt wooid·~ a mistake, however to conclude that because Dr. Kissl.nifr baa ti.... unll!lnkabi.,.. liloughtl be is in- variably a hawk in'-E. 1ituations.' Far from it. He ia Cllllng for highly sophisticated mponses W...,.tht thtusta of the: Soviet Union and lf.a,partrten in communi&m, and the . develeP.ment of an overall American strategic doCtripe clearly rel1ted10 our strategic in~~ HE WROTE: "A power can Sl:lfViVe only if it ii willing lo fight for ita interpretations of justice and Its coo-• ception of vital inte:rests. Its test aimei In its awareness of where lo draw the ~ line and for w h a t issues _te eontedd. Its adequacy to meet 1tl challenger depends· on the aJternatives It poses for itself. This is why it la IO cniclal for the United Staltl to become clel,r aboUt the nature of our ltcate&Ie interest in th.e world." l:.:"'1: ' ln the same context Professor JOuiager: concludes that "'"· •ill ,eventually bt expelled from Asia, the Middle East, and perhaps even from Europe, ift wt do not adopt a more dynamic conception of world affain and creat. an initiative of our own to which the Soviet Union will have to respond, Ui!tead of the other way around. · HENRY . KISSINGER'S b....i,_ a~ proaches lo th<se subjedo -Uir lht 1*ct tha$ Nlion ia interested in ·diem 7"' would ~ to suggest tha.t thett JS some iriuiieuurable and u yet lq. definable ~ge In the way Nl:s:on tn. tends· to go about major foreign policy fonµqlation.t o( war and peect. , ~thaps ·it ii scimething of this kind . whkh underlies the Saigon delaying tao.- tics, sOme conclusion that Ni:s:on Ja llltn· tially "harder"' than Johnson. At best, this ta 1 risky premlae for Saig~, if only because Nhon 11 eleC:tlon wu undoubtedly due in aicnllicant part to his support of Johnlon'a poUcy tn contrast to the wavering of Hubert H. Humphrey. And due to the additional fact that Nixon's path would ht: smoother 1i t!Je war were seUled or on it.a ·.way W settlement be.fore he took offict. Then: would then ht: more lel!ure to apPty Dr. Ki.5.!inger'1 policy -miking doctrines based on lessons ol tht paJt as wdJ as coocern for the future. ' Arist_otle Meets His Jaki •' Pre11entlq: •.. ARISTOTLE AND J·6l0 (A GREEK TRAGEDY) Scene : A palace In a distant land, far from the sun-drenched Peloponnesian shores. The Chorus stands stagt: right. Aristotle and Jak.i meet stage center. Chorus : O. did mighty AristoUe, hero of the Greeks, Defy the gods and dark·browned Callas, To spirll home to his native Greece. Fair Jaki, high priestess: of her far-0ff land- Just as proud Paris years before Did carry lair Helen off to 'froY, Thw unleashing awesome Mars. who saw Ten thoosand Greeks and Trojara fall Before the gates of Troy in armor·ral· tll~ar. so:ioo. did Jaki's people Rend thelr 1arrnenti and-tear their hair And moan lbelr ute on hearinJ of the newa, As the two lovers cleft the wine-dark Dear Gloomy Gus: Jua one San Diego poli<e olli<:er wu auemptine to watch for un- eaeorted juvenilea 1n four lanea of tralfic entering Tijuana tht other evenlnj. Oranae Count.y cities should put tbeir cash where their mouth II and help San Diego police with lhil juvenll~watcb detail. Of coor,e, It ml•ht back the traffic up lo·OcellJll!del -H. R. M. fMt ..... """""' ,...... ..... .. , II JI fft .... el .. aa•••-· ,_, ............................... ... Aboard his ill-omened ship, Christina. But heartsore for her native land, Fair Jaki has returned and now displays For mighty Aristotle her humblt palace. Watch ! For the hubris of these loven- Llke proud Paris and fair Helen - Shall ooce again unleash the gods of war. Artatotle : Hark! I hear the clash of arms nearby in the night. ' Jakl: It's only your aeavanll' ·nei.una: with" my 11e.rvanlll 11 'usullt A~· 1 do wish you oould learn ta. 8"'1k better English. Kill ol what~ you ·;ay ts Greek to me. Arb10ll°' Sorry. But Utey wouldn 't ftght so much if you 'd tell your ln&ids to stop going around red-eytd and humming "Camelot." And theD with only four servant bedrooma in UU. place ... J akl : Thert; you '°" &hrowin& It up to me again ttmt 1 marrled you for your money. \Vhat lt!Od'• )'OUT mpney? 'l'hoee wishy·wuhy bodyguarda )'Oll hired can't bloct Uke UMI Sfa"d Service. I got trapped In the lobby •gain today . And to think people are: whlsperfng Ulat 1 married ..n~okf man for hb money. A.rt1totle (lndJanantly); Old ? Who'• old! Why, &! l111'l old. JUI: You're 18 and you know ft. EYet1 Ttd<ly 1111•t •pealdnc to me. 11e says IC he geta lnlrocluced as "Ari.tolle'1 brother·in·law'' tJM more time .•• : Aristotle (placatingly): Corne, come, my pet. Let us make up and 1 will buy you any treasure you wish. Jald : Good. I'll Lake a new yacht. To think I have to cruise on that ecru!fy old Christina where Calin ... Arl1totle : Now don't bring her Into It. There was nothina: between us. J1kl : Look me in the eye and aay that. Here, stand on a footstool, And another t h I n g, why can't we Uve b1 my country? Arlstode (atiWly): Your country? You don't even· own it. No, we'll 10 back to my eountry. And furthermore ••• Chorus: And thus does every mani.qe, From before the times of Troy, Lead inevitably to war. For the rich are brothera to the poor: They do but fight over m o r • COltly things. ·'---~------'-...:-~----~--·-... -..................................................... _,~=-----·-----··-· ··~•----··-·-·-·~A ____,___ _______________ •·~~~~ "'L.J'-""' I ---____ ...___ ..,_ -.------ --- ~ ...... _...,,.. ~ ............. w .... -""r' • • I t . " ' ' '. I . • . . • T-.-S,1968 .. DAILVl'UI' .If · .. f . • • ,'f _' ~ I, i . -• . ' . ' • I . •one ~stop' shopp ing . ' · : a.t. its f'i:hestl · · · - ,. . OPEN JHURSDA Y & .MONDAY . E~NINGS • WHEN HE ARRIVES 1.0 :AM SATURD.AY D·E·C. 7 • LISTEN . FQR THE SIREN AND BELLS ON THE BIG NEWPORT BEACH FIRE TRUCK CANDY FO·R THI YOUNGSTERS ... ....... ' .. (, " ' \• , ' . ' t l ··: ' . ---.... -~-=~:""'--:.-----._. --' .. ~ ... --• \ .. . . ., • -• . I ). . . . . . . . l !fhrea1·· Jolt·s Base.hall Confab . . ,,..,, !Nil:illllr s, 1"8 Player Strike SHOT DOWN FLYER-Plliladelpllla Flyer hockey ace Bernie Parent loses hi! .stiJ:k while trying to p~ his goal as Los Angeles Klngs' Bill FleU thiives in for a 1COring attempt. The Kings won, 3-1, getting all. talliM °'! Ed Joyal'I .hat trick. ' ., 111 --' Insurgents-Charge ··=~ OWners Make ·Thre(lt.s . . . . . . uif J'IWtalCO (AP) ·-"l .. , ............................ llldM11 P ......... I ."Wm..,...IDWO ..... W_t 1'ba ...... ~ Pllilm Jo 11 WIM ..................... ..... ., ... _. ...... ,, ..•.• mt« p WW11d f-f-''"lt•1l7 ..,..._ ... ,,._ ... __ 'fll .............. -bad_,.. -....... Plil7 -.,._. ilOt lo .... ___ .... _.,,....,... --.. la ... ,, ........... ~.- • ,._. llild road lo, a aowM ballway pre•• caaf....CO by Marvin '* *'* ' . -·• f dho-efa.Plll)'ers u11:11rr~ ., ...,... aecmel the .......................... ta .. ...... lo_ .. -Jo otp lhelt , ........ ~ . ' -" ......... '.llut not • all," -..w. ..... -...i1n ·-11'4 "' Pl •biol ~ jj; iii allempl to --..... -..... . ·'Y'.ait,,..,.. ..... -told .... -.. play In ... -~ neld -· Olbon ........ -told: lbol ..., will ....... pl .... _.,,..11 •• .,..., __ lboT sign."' . ·y-..... -.told that bueball hu o Jong memory, and H they nfule to lli&ft "'!"• they llhouJd forget about "'•""'• In buebaD alter their careen i.~~ .. be ..i4. Pl L• d · WllTtll Giles, president of the National ayers ISte !.< .... , denied threats had been made. . . "I ean't believe It," be olld. "1'!11 not 1aylna onybody'1 lying, but I lmow In S ·th of no Jnstlnca of threata being made." ympa Y Bunnlq, player reJ>JUelltative ol the · ' · Ptrata, dlaqreed, saying, "A lot of ""'"' ~ • ~ • Indebted to their ball 'WJ:.J"&L '1~1~4• i:lilbo bl" been tbrea-to lfsn or __)'Ji Ubl.l.IJ::Jlt.'L <111'.,.A lit ·o1_eren bot•-1D011ey • • • -.t I -to'Udl thlin Oftf tJit1itiilif°7'--;r- . IAJtftAllm,C;O (AP)-Tba follow· ~·Jl!a1tn ~}"""""lnl I pOrten· .. .,._ --~ d .. <(<-..... ..... ~ rMlo ... talntsl ... roeelpts. willc tiio 1d 11 nii11 ....... ,, .... Id!\! . 'l1't -laold 11111 lhOJ' will pay by Git 1bJor ~ ~·A 'g: >IL dt IA 1111 fae pd will not necotlale t1aa: . • . . ..., llit ID4lllr " . .......,._. " -. ....j,,. ,. ' Jotold c. jloffberler, .. ....... ol Baltlmon _ Day 0 J1cNa111 B 0 •I t b o lllltfilncn 0rWeo aod member ol Powell, Peto 11kbwt. "Bn• ............ 1111 '~'. pla)'oMelotiont committee, Booton _ Mike A a 11.r 0,. a, Diet "!Id. ! ·dOn'I -.., the players lhoold Ellsworth, Jim Lonborg, IJoYO Morehud, !liOn I!! die ....U..TV money OllY more Rico P.etn>celll, Carl YutnemHI. -· \be plll ncelptg or the ale of c.Hforala -Jim Piopot, ....,. pieollOts:• • hoop, Jim Me GI• t -11 • , NWf Be added, "II players want a guarantee M.,oerllllltll, 111<1< a.-. B 0 b on TV lncGme, line. But I want to llodgen. lmow: Will they be willing to a<cepl QUcago -Jack J'1sber Joe Horten. a decrease if It Io e 1 dmm! 'There's Tommy John, Bob Locker,' Gary Peters, DO guuantet lt will atay up there." Pete Ward. Bueball recently signed a telev!slon CleTeland. -Mu Alvia, Joe Azcue:, dul worth f41.5 mlWon over the oat Lee !bf<, Sam McDowell. three yeua, a subotaaUal incttaJe !nm Got First 23 YearsAgo Joyal Thro~ PITI'SBURGH (AP) -Gordie Howe, the Natiooal Hockey League's greatest player, baa scored hia 700th goal. But be says No. l meant more to him. "I never dreamed of 700. When I turned 1i_1 just thought il I could last one year in the pros I could brag," Howe said. But Howe, who breaks another record every time be steps on the let?, scored his '100th -nobody else has even scored 800 -aod led the Detrott Red Wlnp to an easy 7-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguim Wednesday night. Sports In Brief 'Ibe latest mllestcme came in the com- paraUve calm cl &bl Qvic Arena, where only 4,451 fans ~ his remarkable achievement witll ltlDdlng applause. ,. Howe would have preferred his 700th to come at Detroit's Olympia, but be admitted the pressure wu greater there.. 'Jbe)' waited in the Olympia Sunday with baUoo!ll aod ebeen, but the 40-ytar- old Howe didn't tc:Ore. "I had butterfl1ea. I'll have lo Mm1I that," be aaid. "But I would have llted to score tt there. The faoo have been so good." Still, be said, the ,....... waao'I the Vallely, Bruin Mates Hit by Hong Kong Flu LOS ANGELES -Tile Bq Jtq flu, which sent 15 lAa Angelel Rams football players to bed earlier this wed. . now has leveled UCLA butetblll ttir Lew Alcindor, two teammate. and coach John Wooden. But Wooden said Alcindor, hla7.foot·l" center, would play tmt weekend when the Bruin cagers ploy at Ohio state and Notre Dame. Guard John Vlllely, • junior college transfer, and forward CUrtil R.owi, wbo starred in last week's 94-82 victory O\'el' Pw'due, and Alcindor all had tbe flu Wedneodoy. Vallely, who acored 19 points in hll UCLA debut against the Boilermakers, was home in bed. But Rowe, a sophomore who potted 21 and grabbed 14 rebounds, worked out, as did A1clndor. North Dakota No. 1 Unbeaka Nortb Dakota Staie today WU aomed \')le ,\IMCJaled Preti' omall coUece foottid dpmplou ef 1118. BAN JOIE -Tiie ~----ti Saa J-Bltlo Cellqe !lave.....- plua It try to block tbe -· ... ---.... -tcliolan'1f; " ..... --ployen. _ ne SWeat Ceadl WedD:e1d11 pwed a -by • ·-" 11 .. wltlt --.. -lepl old to llPI 6lel:r cue la cevL ne ~ '"" ......... .,.. Woct -,.1a1e4 to por11dpole ID dte Nov. • football 1ame qalut BrJcbam Yoang bee .... llley objeded to the racial polat of view of the Mormon Cbllf'Ch. Tbe troubled athletic prosram at Su. Jose 1ot one piece of peel new1, however, when four blaet athletes re- Joined tbe buketball ~ Wedaetday nl11tt after a one-game boycott In support of Ute aven lrldde~ 'l'lleJ' alto bad beea Ulteateaed. wltll .... of tltef:r IQolanldpo. • for No. Iii to break Maurice R,lcbard'• record fll iM4. "Thal WU realJj' bad," Howe sUd. / Generally Howe Uy. the ...,.· _, get to him. · "I clon't tab the. llllDO bomt, I jull play It for what lt11 wartb.." He said,. typically, "The l<!'I took aome weight off my llock. It took oame weight off my wilt, teo. Ille -.n lltllliC OD tbe,.edse of Iba-.... tirJnl." . The mile.tone. ,came at 7:1J ol Ibo. first period when Bowe look • pua, pivoted -bla back to the net aod fired a »footer put 1oaUe La Blnldey'• rilbt foot. Howe'• first aoaI came ·II yun ago aainlt Toronto 1oaUe tu rt Broda. "I iJiO at two teeth that cune," he uid. Since tbea be bu lie! Ill NHL ..-di and hu been one of the top five oconn IOI' II lln1ibl yean, -wiDD1llg the title .i.11me1. lioft, • muter ol every upect of the game, hu -1 oblllty to Dool a pus w to nnack a teammate'• ltlct with the puck at bJib lbtins opeeda. His laV«lte weapon, the wrllt -. bu been timed at llU m11eo per bour, the '-ID the 1ame. Does Howe have tboughtl ol retlrlalf "I have another year CG a twf>.)'W contract," be aid, "• I'll be badl: aert year. Alter that I clon't lmow. It just depeadl -my lep bold up." Eight -,..i.t "I'm afrlld 11111'• too DWI)' to bope for," be Aid. LOS ANG~ (AP) -Far f!lt ·- ball ol their N1tl.;aal Ilockq-tiii&lie ,..,., the Loi Aoilel Elnp ~ . a lrlDlont --but ...., dlD·llldn'I look . like -TboD ~:·1oya1 pu1 .. bla hat. . r ~ Joyal, "the Jet," tbe Jtlnp' )eadlDg ICOfll' · tut year, ICOred a hit tnct -"tllreO eoa1a ID • game -aplnd Pbllodelpbla Wedaeoday n1ibt aod'tt wu aD Loi Aogeles needed u they -put the Flyero J.L The vldory boooted the Elnp. put the Idle 'Oaklaod Seala Into -pi-ID the West Div!-with ao J. IJ.I ncord and II polata. But thq're 11111 In . the thick ol tbe dlvlalonal battle. Loi Aogeles 1110 points -,_.....run, St. Loull but only three ahead ol Jut.place Phlladelpbla aod Pittsburgh. ,,,. Itlnp ... Idle until Satunlay night when the Mlnnelota North stan, fourth with a ~IH rec:«1I and II polnll, Invade the Forum. Mlnnelota bu beatee the Itlnp In tbe teams' only two meetlnp tbla ....... The Flyerl .... held to but two -.. pol In the openlna period, but .... ol them, • power-play shot by Jean-Guy Gendron •I the 4:31 mark, eluded KinC -Geny Deojardllll aod p•e Phlladelpbla a 1.e lead. . lo the -period, Rial Lemleuz an d Bm White plcbd up t be flnt of their two 1111111111 eaclt for the night u they set up Joyo) for the tylDg pol at the 1:111 mark. He llft Loi Aogelel a' J.I lead with an un1sallted euJ. midway in the third period, then wrapped it up for the KinR;s -Ina than three minutes to play. Loi Angeles outshot the Flyers 38-14 tn the game, enlivened by a 9CUffle between Philadelphia's Forbes Kennedy aod the Itlnp' Ron Anderson. O. J. a Fathei: LOS ANGELES -0 . J. Simpson, In New York: City to receive the Heisman 'rropby, becunt I ~thtr Wednesday when bla wife ManiU«lte gave birth to a 7-pound, II ounce· girl at Good Samaritan HOlpital. S I m p I o a is to receive the trophy Thursday. • Delrolt -Honn Cub, Bill l'reehao, previOWI contracts. 1111111 Hcwtoo, Al K.oliae, Mlckey !Allch, Hoffberger said "Funding ol the .Ila Price. pen11lon plan should come from aD Jn. -City -Moe Drabowslly. come, not just a port of ll" , ---Bob Alllsoo, Rod Carew, :Miller cllimed that "players have been Jim Kaai, llannon Killebrew, T0111 lhamelull}' ezplotted," forcing' llOIDt 50 OllYa, Ron Perraooeld, Jim Perry, Rieb ol them to sign -But be aid · 11ew, John Boiel>oro. that • Jlltyen caDed Tueoday were 100 Niw York -Slaa Babnaen, .Al Down. per -In l•vor of lea.mg their coD· fnc, SWvo lbaiDtiln, Mltkey Mmtle, Mel trootl analgned. ~. 11bat would happen If the players OOland..-, Duny C.W, M 0 o did drib? llerlhberpr, Jim -· !Aw Era-, "U thq clon'I want to piny, what Rieb l]landay, Jim Nub. an I do?" uked Hoffberger, "U SeaW. -Joct Aker. IMcbon IO .., llrlft, yoo keep the Walhlactm --Ailoa, Jbn Jim. -llome became U....'1 no place to nan. P'raM Howard. Del.U-:. tend tllern..'' H~ 1----------Atlulta-Bob ~·JIDI PlP' pu, Joo Torn. .. Oilclp -ltell Jlojllmla, ltal!dJ llaadley, F-Jealdaa, BJUy WIJll-. .· """""""' -Ted Ablrnatby, J....., Beach; Twwq llUna, Jim llaloaq, Jim Morrjtl. -· -1.ony Dlomr, Jalmny I!:dwardl, lllnoJ Lemu!Alr, Joo ll'orpa, Rulty Staub, Ilao 1lllloa. • Loi ~ -lloo .,,,,...., .. J'*iey, la Crtrf1ll-.. t.. illller, ~-Montreol -Manry Willi. H.,. Yori< -Jflt'l' Gnlle, Bud e.r- relaon. Jfltry ){-ml ~ Diet Selma, --Pldladelplda -Jalmny Callilcln, WoodJ ,...,....., Cookie lloju, Qrll Short, Biil Wblte, Rick Wlae. Plttaburlh -Mlllly Alou, Ste" Blall, Jim Bunainl, -Oemente, BIB M.-, J-p-'!'Gm Slit. St. Loull --Carl-. Bob Glbloo. Dan Glulll, Joe Hoerner, Dal MUYIU, Tim McCarvtr, Mike Shannon, ·Ray Washburn. San DI.ego -none. San Francllco -Juan Marichal, Willie Maya, Mite McCormick, WUlle McCovey, Ray Sadecld. TOP COLLEGIANS AT WNG BEACH Amlrlca'1 top coPleg!ate water polo f'Clrcel an lhowlna their wares tn ·a opeclaI In-tourrwneot at Bel- -Plaza Olympic Pool In lm1g Beach -UC lrYlne the top oeed In the -di)' dullc. UC! WU meeting Colorado Stata tbla aftemoOD ID the tourney opener with Sae J-state going against USC at 4:15, Cal battling UC Santa Barbara al l:IO aod Cal State (Long Beach) fldnC Ind.Jana at 7:30. Aalumlng the Anleaten up their record to 11-1 at CSU's expense, which they are proNbltlve favorites to do, they'll be back Frldll at 4:15 to duel the wJn. aer of the SC.San Jose struggle. And 1n that case they can avense their only ioa of the year H San Jose state downJ USC. Finals are Saturdoy nllJ!I at 9,45 with UC! tabbtll to p I a y Cal state !1-' Be•ch). barring upoets al""I the way. Ticket prices are a nominal 50 cents for students aod fl for odulla. Ashe, Graehner Ailing, U.S. Cup Hopes Dimmed ClllCAGO (AP) -The United States' two top Davi.a Cup playen, Arthur Allie and Clark Graeboer, were lidelined by aliments Wedaeoday, cllmmlng brlabt piOlpecll for ao Amerlcao trliunjlll over Australia In the Cup F1na11. However, ·Ole ·raged BUon, wbe metbod1cally -•Ide ....-llnlght ·-tldt yur, tat borely depil¥ed Saa DleP' Sta.. from wlulng ... tb1"I .nlpt ...,r.,:. . . . The Pecu ao.i-B1--oh ol the U ftnt.tl-votes and tZt po!Dta .. tbe llall bailoclag 1ly • panel " -*" -lllld 11roa.t .. 11en. • Baltimore Sends Blefary to Astros Ashe and Gtaebner wen ICl'atdled from • ICbtduJed benefit tourney at Northwesttrn Unlvtndty Wed n e 1 day night. Don Den, Davlll Cup captain, tald be ml(ht have to COlll!der replacemeota for the Cup cllaUeqo round at Adelaide, A-.lta. Alllo -to haYO played Corona del Mar'• Rod t.ver on Wtd- aeodoy. Aahe, the ..... w. top -· hu a pllaful rigbl elbow Which born~ him -·the U.S. team def-1M1a almost.a montll op lo Pin Ibo Cup Saa Diep stale, •mall college ...... la t• lllld 1111 -1lla BllOO - II In Ila, ... oolJ: -top •ola, · l>at ,,_ ........ ~ ballot ~11N11,.,..,.._ ... 1 Sten vie~ ... LOS ANG~ -'i1>e Lot Aogeles ..,. -to have, IOI~ all their pi'ol>lmDt .... that Ed Jobno6il II l>ealthy ~~roc>ldO cen18" lromT..,. -1111a mode b1a prof-II debut ..,._.. lll(Jlt aod led the Stm to a JJl·• ftdery ovtr New Yort tn .. --.8alketball Aaoclalloo ~ B -C D polnll, erabbed II • I Four Pwyer Deals Completed Wednesday -oplnd Aastrllla. , -hu .._,_ ol • pullod SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The bueball trade market, which was slow in ltartlng at the annual winter meetinp, bu heated up In a hurT}'. ' F.our dealll were completed Wednesday -u many u had been made bl the first two days ol the meetlag -aod 'the most important result wu the ship-mn GI Curt Blelary, former llookJe.ol. tJ».Ydr for llllllmott, to Houston. 'Ille ftvl>pl•yer deal, one of three made by the~ dwilll the day, oent pitcher .Mlh Olellar to the 'Orioles along with minor 1..,.,. lnUelclen EUJab Johnloa and l!'ilf.O Hernande. The A.stroa aho got John Muon, a mm 1eque out. fielder. ,,,. Aalroo alllo traded thin! baiemmi Bob -....-fb Allanta for atlllly. man.Orlando .,Marty" Martina and.mt oulffelder Dlclt Slmpoon 'IAI the N.,. York Ylllllt... for rel1el pitcher Dooley Womack. ~ Tile Yanko llao traded outllelder Arr4y Kooco to Loi Mgelel for pllcher Mike Keldch. "Cuellar II tho k<y man In the dell for us," u1d Barry Daltoo, the ~ ' •• penoonel director. "He wu an outstan- ding left.bander In 11166, second only to SaodJltaalaloeomed·nm ,fftq., "b' lad ,.at when be "" ~11 -• __ lllp114e<, be bad • 1.'14 ERA,,,. ' l>alton 'aalCI. • "At the end of the 11tU1D he ril pltcblna real weU." lllolary waa-.IJ».Year In ·1185 -be 1111 .JIO with 21 """'" ...... but 1ut 1w 11e illpped to .IOI! with 15 bomon wblle playing catcher and the outfield. Diltoa said Blefary'I place would pro. ' bablJ be laken by youq M'"· Jtel. tenmuncl, wllo WU -le .... PlaJw- ol.U.Yur wUb Roebe1ttr ol the -Jlllllcle aod, like Alba, recelftd b-Tllloday Jrorn Dr. Ttd for. IUni ~ far the Clllcqo Bean 1....u .-: "Alllo aod G-will leave with ~ ~ lut year, hftllag Ibo Clip """*' for Austnlla from Lm .JI! 1'ldlo 'baWq .Jfl In JI ,.,.,.. with ~ -·... nllbt." aid • the Orioles. • atRooaotda Dell. AapiwllJOla hu a .131 lilellme ~ .. I'm ~ •bout Graebner and a-... but ·111Pl>od lo .la Jaat_,_, '!llllnJilPo..ol\OUI Albe. Tho problem II ~ tbe Aalno lilt that with.... fllal 11mo.i. aplMt tbelr both getilnl deftlopmtnt ol lloq -Ibey could reedy for CUp play. affanl ~ !'JI him p. · •n II nqulrod 11111 I 111J11e our !oar· Tho. llm'el toot blm u lmmllXO man Cup 1eam on Dec. 18, JO days for a.ta Boyw. belon plq belfna." I ----.... ----- ---------------·-·-···· r a --·--------~~--~-----·---------..---~ #·~·'""''°.f,0-1>-<~'1...1"'1.F!. ·"~~~ ..... ~' .. . ...... .. ' ' f l I ' I I • I ' I ' ) t ' 1 t 1 ' .- ) D ! D ' t I • ' ) I 1 ' ' t I ) 1 ' l ' ' l I ' 5 1 I { I \ I I I I ' I I ' I ' I I I I I I . ~ ' ' ,. . ,. -. ' -· -- I ' • IWl.Y l'Ur rT fa Cage TO!l!iaef Huntinglon;Loara Du~l; l!oteilt Pirate Polo· ~Foree · CQlllP~~~ in Stat~ Cla,ssie Ljons · Wfu,. Marina Falls . ' ., , ,<' °'J • "'-1! ~ ', I II> I)' I05, 1Ctnr.UZ •« -· ~ wlllpp11folbo llWldop, lH and ·'.'I'd ee)iJO: for 'thai !U Wtii\ ...... °'.' r I ., BY ROGER .CAIWION Of1Jlt...,,.....,_ ' lidntlngton Beach meets l<>ara toll!gbl In the feature 1ame of ~ fourth ann.ual"I Weatmlnster..Marina Rotary ~Uefb111_ ln..na!looal at Westmlnoter High. • Tiie 8•30 encoontu follows t b.e Cen- tennial Il·Lall•wooil fftllmlnar1 au. Action at the Marina gym wtii feature,. FoWttain VaJlei and 1"a Alamllilll In the. opening tilt at . 7 with Loog 8-h Poly and Garden Grovt: filling the bDJ in Uie nightcap. Winner of the Huntington Beaclj.1'Jara g8¥\e will then" move on to the sem~ala, Friday night at westn\lns!er with the bosl Lioj>•. • 'h<i Lions OI coach Ben 'r~IOr mado It lq the semis with a pulsotlng .56-55 come-from-behind victory over .Santiago Wednesday night at Westminster. ..... Beach Wilson kept all•• in the con'Soiation bracket with a 9IH5 walloping of JJ11enc1a ht the 7 o'clock jame. k ariha, however, ~ett 'the power of Randy Vi1t•h• Va.tahals -• < • ' Top Rustler Flanker Randy Vataha was nam- ed Golden West College's most valuable player for f o o t b a 11 Wedn esday night at the school's fall sports awards banquet at the Horn O' Plenty Restaurant in Santa Ana. "'° The team voted Andy Donegan and John Inglehart honorary cap- tains and Tom McMahon was designated Rustler of the Year. · The DAILY PILOT. award for defense went to Mike Jones. , Water poll> athJetes honored in- cluded Bruce Kranz, captain ; Charles Raddatz, Rustler of the Year , and Gary Drent, most valuable player. -Cross counk'y : Rick DeNucdo, Rustl er of the Year ; Jim Gamache, most improved ; Doug Schmenk, captain for 1969, and DeNucclo, -19611 captain. ., CIF Grid Sites For Friday Tilts Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and Anaheim Stadium serve as sites for the ClF AAAA football semifinala Friday ni~1-.t wi th Westminster 'and El Rancho !;: -cd in a rematch at uie Coliseum. lieim and St. Paul vie at Anaheim 1'1 while in the AAA, Loa~a and · Hills will mix It up at El Camino Sic Re' JC. All ,.. '1CS are at 8 o'clock. . .. .. St. Piu· ' 1 ... ,...,l>tlrn .t AMl!ttrn llfldlum El Ri ne; .a YI WMlmll!ller at LA Collte\om Lei.re "' 'Ra!llnf H1111 :t:i Carn·lno JC St.. Jail~ llGICG ... ii:' M•moo " Cer,.... S.... l \llt '°"'"'° at 1!!1 C91'1tr9 (Chlll'!Pkllllllllll A s1 1Dna~ a1 catdlali. co.n.1GNlll!ll • 11111111 ldlMlll • NtfftM •I l«>lto/1111 (Cll~!onW\i.I ' Irvine 'Loque laY<lrite M a In o 11 a ,. WednOoaoY nlgbl, lollng, Mil. • . The 1-,lell coecb Lute Olaon'1 VWnp In a .biWe for !iltb place. -Grande wa ellpUnaled from. f1lrtber """ll<Utlon wllm the Mala\IOll i.u W:tlm to North · (RlveriidOl by l 5748 count. . 1 J Milty Olson and Randy Combo ~ vlded pie key bdck.U In the wanln& moments ci the Wertmtrister thilller. ' . . .Ol!on lint popped ln • 10.looter . to P"° the Lions a . ~ leod and then . momenta latef, Combs fo11owed. with• a Jo.fool jumper to nall dqwn the wlnnlnc margin. ' Weatmlnster bad come from a flve- poinl deficit after three quarter& ind ' was further hampered when ace Jeff Pqweni fouled out with sUll-five minutes to go In the fourth period. Addlni to •the Westminster mlaeries were l.bree conaecuUve misses on one- and-opporlunitt .. from the free Uu:ow line. . 'lbe Westmlnater fast-break offeme in tbe final period was credited for molt t:J. the l.J.qm' ID.CC e 111 accordin& to Taylbr. Taylor added that despite the mlMed opportun!U.. to -il open. bis club outplayed Santlqo deciJ!vely In the final eight minutes. Powers and Dan Broderick led the winnen with 18 point.I apiece while Combs added 11. Magnolia took an early lead ovtr Marina and beld a 10 to IS.point margin through moot of the f"1al three frames. . It ... , :;: -::.:"ht "---· 1-1; iii 1111 flir'• otate -.. be eald.. '. . . " ' c,.a"";;,,_,a' •'.-·· • _.. ~-::'.'..~. ~ • ...:.... baVI !....:·...,..:.,_ •••'-·• "~ ieam Wjll be bani ' to bat. · :-.:,--~· ,._~-.&~i-iw ~.~ -·~-..ro-.,.,. 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' . mer (first row) Steve Klosterman, Chris Bowman, Jeff Jahraus, Brian Bagley, Skip No~cott, Chris Spencer, Greg Kessler; and (front)' ·Head Coach Hal .A:!illts and Assistant Coach Ed Bowen' I.Graduation to Decimate Arti.sts Bee Basketball I I ' i By :!'OGER CARLSON selecUOO·U coach.of-the-year. member will'be••'letterinan. ot n.. o.uy r11ot st.w Wi~ those kind of credentials Of the grj.dders Who did •a At Laguna Beac)l High to remember, It will be bard great de41 ol tbe playing, Ollly ~hoot, football buffs would for the average fan around four return. · · jt$l as soon discuss the past Laguna to digest what seerii-Those are Mike' Abbey, yw's accomplishments as ingly looms ahead for the Steve Palmer, Chris Bowman ta1k about what's iii store for Maroon and White. and Roland McElhaney;-tbe Artists next year. · It must be remembered that 'And it's easy to see Why. the Artists only bad 3.1·players Abbey aaw·actlon ·as,a split Tile Artists are coming oH out for. the squad and no junior eDd and th~ too,. took over their finest football season . varslfy team. adinirably for the injured ever after po 8 l i n g a Take away the e n t t r e Kuhn inJhe final three games .. remarkable 10-1 record. starting backfield and near.ly He'll probably be used al Coach Hal Akins' lads swept all of the offenseive line and Kuhn's old spot again. next through the Crestview League there isn't much left. year. undefeated and posted a CIF Graduation losses will in· Bowman was an offensive playoff victory over La Quinta elude Wiezbowski., Jim Kuhn, and defensive tackle and• before finally falling in the Bt1'n Bagley; Gme Molway, Palmer was used at middle quarter finals to powerful Klosterman, Jeff Jahr au•, linebacker. ; C B k thall Rolling Hills: ' Toni Schei'er, Doug. 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'NF, NEED AN OFFICE BOY AAO\JND ~EREI O.K. Pl.IT /•; SIGN IN 'll\E WINDOW I ------·-GORDO 'rOO WARNED 11'E TRIBE HOW CONTAGIO\)S T!IE PEPPER POX IS? - ' -----------------------------_ .... --------....-. ----_.._ ------.. .. 1 John Miles 8y Tom K. Ryan ~~ED~ - ly Gus Arriola . ' DAILY'8.M ' . ~· MICHELA!'IGELO DOCUMENTARY.-An l!Oili'~' long documemary in color on Channel 7 tonigjlt"" at 9:30 ii titled "Secret ·of Michelangelo: Every· Man's Dream.," The .celling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, (~y shown in photo above), is tile main subject Oil tile program. Many art critics baY.• called this the "greatest painting ever made ... N~~ rators are Chrl&t<>pher Plummer and. Zoe Caldweu.': TELEVISION VIEWS CBS Show Antiseptic ' .. . •tr. • 1 .. I~ By RICK ·DU BROW ·• HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - A genuine, but cw:;Oai; ly antiseptic, attempt to make a modest statement about race relations was presented. Wednesday nlgtlt in the latest original drama of 1'CBS Playbouse1·~~;~ • The production, "Saturday Adoption," by R<>ll Sowen, 23, concerned the consequences of a deciiloil: by a well-to-do young man, a 20-year-old white to! lege student, to ·become tutor to a Negro boyc-ns grade scliool, 13 years of. age. , , .. ' >< LIKE VIRTUALL y all "CBS Playhouse" pta.r, entations, this latest one was, for some .reason,·•\~ most wholly hwnorless. The series of broadca~i, ln fact, has resembled nothing so much ·as a gri:tue_:· of dramatized tracts on current social proble.Ws:J. What has been lacking is sheer entertainment Val.Ji~' - a dramatic virtue not to be underesllinated.1 ~ matter how fine the intent of the plays. .::..ilt •• • .. 1 "Saturday Adoption" was perhaps the le8it ' tract-like play of the series, despite its racial points. There was, in fact, much to admire in the coOl re- straint and subtle understatement of the produc- tion. Unlike a recent "CBS Playhouse" present.a-- ti.on which offered a sadly stereotyped. group of chart!-: acters in a generation gap tale, Wednesday's out--· ing dealt with relatively ordinary -though often typical -persons. And that is a test for any play-- wright, one which Cowen unquestionably passed. IN THE STORY, the college student, 8 dec;tnt.. dreamer with a conscience and a social sense, ~:'.t es great hopes for the future in ·the black youngst~ ~ leading him to, believe there is much more f4tl: him lil this world than he might previously h;l1J14 thought of achieving. In the end, however1 cfrcum?., stances compel the college student to destroy t jkj, immediate dreams of the boy -the ones that were--: new to him -and to make him face reality on his own again. This raising and dashing of hopes was a forcefully subtle statement in the racial situation., ' . Upon learning of tllese dashed hopes, tile. l>'•;i! tells the student: 0 1 don't want to be like you -hat' any more ... I don't want to see you any more.'~:·:: THE PROBLEM of the play, however, wa.s·l n· the execution. Despite the sharp point that promis- es, once made, have to be fulfilled , the college stu- dent -the focal point for much ol the drama - was too indefinite a character as portrayed. by ~ Gates. This lack of complete definition was part.ot' his essential makeup -but his dreaming, which• should have had some magic to make it convincUis.i~ merely came off rather foolish and childish. F~~ contemporary 20-year-old, Gates seemed strang~~ naive, not to be taken seriously. ~~.;.;,~ 4•,•~-" PERHAPS IF his delivery had been more ltt;,:i poetic vein the trick might have been pulled ~ In short, the words by Cowen were there, all rigtif,.i but the theatrical punch -the convincing soct·1~~· was not made clear. How could the sharp Ne~ boy, so well played by Eric Laneuville, be triily~· taken in by this foolish student's promises? I slmR.11:~ could not believe that he would be. · "''°' ., tof\ Dennis the Menace tl!!J I ' \ " .... ~· . " .. ~..,..., ..... .. -..-!. ... -_-........_ ____ ··-.......•...•...•..• ······ DAll.Y PILOT •• • , I I • I· --..... - WASlllllG'IOK (UPI) -A ', .. ---... ~ .._e.i loi-l!arl ol ~·new, "quiet'' -· .......i..: . , 'Ille Ekctric l!c!al DlvlJl!I! 'fJI General Dynamics C«J• Groton, Coon., wu pven the contract by the Naval Shlpa · Syst~ .Commanlf lo'J\111 work on the lllClear """"" ltJb. I f Congress *'""' .p: ~ac~1: ~u,ro lµJ;ui:arice: ~!!!fl!:~~" ~~. ''Automobile -Ji ~·I'm ... _..~ II! ln#tn ,,.._ ~ ......... tbe --• llllrl**~ ....... -'11blJlloli. ...... Bui llnl. belt 11'1 ,., .rnlo-.-Wlll ofter do1, and by DOW, ..U.Uy a I II c II a J )'<11111 pq --flt ~ la ·S::T=:r~r~ ~::.,IQ<"O..::; ~:-::.~1.:.: ~- 11 ... dO DOI -1111 .... ....ti ••. )lltl>ablJwlll ~ ,..z ~ ,......,~ .. -Ill •ti,:.-..• C.1<':1..--.;~ ' ' !'Jdlll''• .,_. y ...... Ml ....... ; Ult.Ill .. .. lo dG!L '1111 ,. ·loopolllfl ...... .-ID .W. _, ... be .... ID -~~!,~ • ~ pr t 11 t,, '* 'I---"::;.-.==--==--......... -. -.. 1, ,.--.. :,.,,"!-.. lllli year/ a111e ' ...,..17 ~· rates hare . ;::.:e~e soi'.ltlilimd auraaceftie~linl1 . :~ · ' ~ap;-r'typiOll llabllUi ..... ,.,Uey # s ( ' . d. . 'M' I th' . ~~il . et Recor . on."· f10 today; ID I"'·~· 14'• ' ()n, IVVICf, 8* ·taauf~ . preln1ul1l -Ill~ rla<t\ '7 0. C. Adams, manager of percentlnl!Wpulll.yoara.• 1-,-·NalloBal rear, .neiior-atn·alea ttl!'•lned al Ibo uiolleratel1 Ii.creased lev.1 " Oi:lober) -· OdjUstlnea1B (Gr . !ht season. II.at ettate activity· diclmed lracll...U,. . pwed ~~~-all '. NrN MANAOllt ' ltlTlltlllG year >llei-A!Xjilr Mii w•-DiiiillJ-.;-SIWliJ.~ M. re. _,., -1 THE UH GI rile i... -· c .... 11: ... Bruch. varted from state to at.ate~ tod1y. • reported red' u e e d W thl MJ 'fMIDM t• tbe unemplo)'ment ·and continued Jla1la11·arw 1i11tU1iDJtM ~.1ain1 in art- -~ tllo -: ___.._ -~'-'-d ......... ~-jlaTol _ -recor ' :..-~-~-~=t:~~vlty. Calllornla . Emplo)'Dienl d I C t e & I e, ~ slightly during o.tober, - having ft8Cl!Od--I... "°'I' secutive reeord leveta durtng . June, July, AUiUll and ~J>IClnber. La!at llallaUa ~vailable Jiit -. f,171.SOO clvilian -kera. (4,300 fewer llum during September) employed In the metropolitan 'COllJl!la " . !M ~ Orange, RITerllde, S a I llm!ardlno, Saa Dteca. Santa Barbara and Ventura. .,.., the -of oadl· lldps. . ------·Mi . . ' ~t In the put decide; ~ ~ h> It was estimated by Defense Secrelary ·<larll Cllllord tbal each of the new-lype subs would -fl!O mlllloa lo PIO million. Nuclear subs now in the fleet cost a""11 f180 million apiece. 'Ille main change In ..,,; structlon of a "quiet'' IUb from otbei' n uc 1 i a r s~ martnes wauld be use of a turbine electric system In pro. pel it, oompmd to thO pr.,..I gear driYe aystem. Tiie type ol ..... In be performed onder the lnlllal 'contract was not delcribed. Kennedy w l(etire As G™ Co. Manage~· llolpllll·~~..,_ coort ......... -11$.l In OCtober awanll In liadllr Injury eallU , lo ,111.t In Ho,ftmber, 11 .••• ,..;. • ~ ~--~n-,,,._...by the bant'a Ind .. -::-v~~.w·"""'"(w iil -~vl17. (From tllo =~= .. II&'/ lo Ult tbe -averaa-auto ~ 11 1¥ . ....,,;t ed 100). el Ulllt'll AD •ti!I ~ueally Unemploymeol declined lo tU<o . k c..n.•;1o act GD 3.7 percent In both Orange Docald E. Shively, 54, aul)l;latlon membonhip• art llab11117 ._ and Saa lllef• .....U.s and manager ol public rellll<m ·the Paclllc c.ut Gu~ .a ~ Ille ..,. In a 10.y_. lolr .of 4.1 percent f0< Soothern Counttea Gu Co., tian, Tiie AnlerlCia Ga 1 ol a .,..Mid' : B~ In Loa Aagelea County during has be<a named In replace boJ who ..v.r. and October, the lalat ,_ for division manager JUBllll M:. . Aalqejatlon and the Public ~ JnJurlea when bo w.. whlcb n..,... are available. XemMdy, who will retire nm llelatlonaSode17 ol Amerio£ bit bJ a 1i111 m Jiii wu Por tbe aevtll metrvpolltaa WI after il yura with the A -of Camnont, be aot l/Olllod ua11i the aprJnJ Co'IJiln ol Sou t b er a utlllty company. wlD move to Orange Ci>uaty of this }'OU • • • JO years Calllomla, the ......,.uy ad- 'llle app>lntmenl ol the new wbeil be llllUDlea hla -Jatu. Tiie cue ol a Buff~ justed unemployment r a te manager will become effective duties. wc:mlll Involved In a serious averapd at t.l j)efeeDl, doWD ln February. Other recent 11'9111otions In ..,iue1cm la Jiil was DOI ,.1,. tr.... ~ percent la September Shively joined the gas com-the .. ufility were aniiouaced lied . \llllll t ~la Septembet ind II-om U percent a year pany as a clerk In the WhitUer retenUy. · , •• faur ,..n liter. •arller. NaUoollly, lhe raUo DistrlcL Before aasumln& the Johll I. McCollum. manage' . · el· unemployed In the total public relatloos Poll In 196$ of the 0r...., co u at 1 -mu. AllOIUll w!4ely-elvlllan labor f«ce remained he ,...ed u mauaget ol the Dlvlllon'1 01S-er·1 depm. aired comj>lalnt ~ that ~ at the September level of u ntillty'1 Pomo'na--ba1ed ment. wlD become manager praentsyatemcldU;linlw1th percent, down from f.3 per- Eutem Dlvlalaa.. · of the Ventura dlTlai oa. =~~ e<ntlnOclober,,li&'I. Amaog b ii ,irif-DiltribullGn SuperTbar Harold StroD1<st November gains V. Wenet will nplace llim. awares: a penon aullerlng a were roc:orlled la cooltluction, Weaftl''I repllcement. tn •wn disabllnC injury ma1 which advanced for lhe ninth tum, will be WIDlam R. end 11P with a smaller award consecutive month, and In Perkins, presentq _ with u. than the person ~ 1 bank cl e a r 1n11 • which !inn'• peraoanel departmaL tempon?J and far liaa Hrl'111 generall~ have been cllmbing l Injury",_,,_ ••-ha ~-IUbstaaUllly during the pul --F....u,, uia1: ve ll'C'IC'D lllllUllllng number• ol reports Tiie .... -111ad1•.1e a October figure, Ji o w e v e r , reveala a gain el UH,l!ji Jobholders lince October of lut yea. Tbe year'i """- of I.I percent ii ~porable .. ~ di u percent. ' 'the overall Sou the tit Callfcnla economy baa ad- vanced spectacularly hr near- ly In years, acccrdlng Iii data compiled by the EcGDomlc Ruearcb ~ ment at Security llanL 'n>li NO¥ember'1 Ul.t lndet reading II aear1J 10 percent bigber than th• JDeallll'emeat for a year ago. A 170.l IU~ la November of 1111, In tuni, wu a record at the u~ and bout io percent hlgh<J than the mart recorded. fci' liovember, 1*- I $300,000 For Seat of wholesale Cancellationa of policies and d wer creattt obatacles f"'°g both older and -_..la getting adeq\llte coveraae at l'U!Ol\lbte COIL Consumer Good Price! $ME SPEAKllt Don Bryant f.ounty Night To Feature Bekins Head Dan Bryant. president of' Bttins Van I: Storage CO., wlD be the principal speaker al the Top Management Night m!tling Ill the Sales and Marteting Ezecutins o f Orange County. 1be event will be held ht the Disneyland Hotel on Mon- day evening, Dec. I, wilb IOC1al hour at • and dinner at 7 p.m. Bryant wu a member of the law flnn of Chase, Barns and Chase, Lot Angeles. Ht later lflillated with Beklno and WU electeil )l'elldeat Jn 1967. lie Is a director ol the Bank ol America, Paclflo Telephone and Telegraph CG., Paclfk: Lighliog corp., and Olga co. Re was put president of. the Loa . Allielel Area Chambor "·Commerte, M:erdlantl and Ma nulaclur<n -Uon, and Nallonal Warehouaemea~ MsoclaUoo. an all Ill whlcll he ltrVet u. dlrect.or. Bryant II a trurtee of the ·Conunl~ oo. Eco nm i c Devtlopmeat, and a member Ill. a,.; Nallooal lndualrial c..il~ Boord and the ~ .. qi! Cllilotnll Slate Bir :u...tau.ns. NEW YORK (AP) -The American Stock Etthange TuesdaJ reported the sale of a ee.at ea the exchange for a record $300,ooo. A seat ii a memhenblp.in the eJ:change which allow1 the bolder to trade in aec:orlUes. The previous hfgh fOr an Amu 1e1t was $295,000, paid NOT. It. The all-time low WU '6511 In !Ml. '· The New York S\oCt EJ;. change Monday reported tbe aala ol -Ill Ila membenhlpo for • recard 1115,GOJ, UP· fl5,llOO from the high last poid Nov. 20. The all-time low for an NYSE seat ii fl?,000, also In ua. Underway In Wubinglnn are , two 1eparate in- nstigatiom of the auio in- surance lndustey; . one by the TraMportallon Department and tbe other by the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Sub- committee, These in- vestigations easUy could late months Cl' ,.._ But in the meantime the automobile irl~ duslry itself bu b e e n scrambling to tom at leut some of the prGblenm it.elf, with the hope tha1 by .. doing, it can eventuallJ lower' ift.. --hr driTm the .. ~ ...... Nut: Bow Ytar A1lo t. -MIJ'Clup Bay Jet May Fly Again In Less Than 6 Months SAN l'llANCISCO (AP) - The Japan Air IJnea jet that beDy landed In Saa Fnndsco bay New. II may be airborne again In less than the sis months originally esUmaled. All 10'1 persooa aboard escaped without Injury. Tho 220.~ llCI may abo have ufapa:I with I e s a damaae thaA alliclall first bellt- A spokesman IC< J1pan Air Llnu declined lo predicl a date when the Jwae plane would be flying again, but said Tuesday .. It now looks like leu than the sis montU" originally predicted. The jet ii beh>g repaired al the United Air L1nu rnalniMlnce and q.iwring headquarters near San Fran- cisco lnternaUonal Airport. A United 1polieamao said "'"Ill' parts " the piano -hlTe to bt repl•eed, parllcuiarlJ thole made ol macDalum. which were cor~ roded by salt water in the bay. De spokesman said all four engines bave been tabn eff aail are being npalnd. All tbe stall and Dooring h ... be<o talcen out and will be npJaced aloo1 with "m1111 milel" ti electric ·cable, be said. --ti tllo molal ... 1111 -will also be rtplaced, but there was vu, little 'damage In the -"' the aircraft," the lpOkeamn Aid. He aaid oUJc!ak bum Japu Air J:.lnes, United and tbe Douglu Ain:nll Corp., wbicb built the Joi, "an having medlnp praclicaily. around the clock determining what to do." Nollftl that Ult jet WM the lint In .. d""" in a body of ....... and ..... oat " U, he said: "The techrdclana trytnr 1o fix ~ m opeiaUng In uaknowo territory -It's MVW been dont before. .. Telephone Office-Built A MW central offlct to aerve subacriben ti P IC ii I c Telepbono ........ ...,,pleted oo a hilltop hi Lq\111& NiJueL The ccrnP&Q.Y thla wed an. nounced IM ·....,i.tlon II the ·~ abl'" and other equipment. c • 1 t l a I u lllimlltfl$mlllioo.. Tbo an!]lleelaral firm "' Rambert ... Low'"1 duip. ed t Ji·o lf,~lool liuildl11& -In a rural .,... oil AMo Qtet Rood. no entire WIJ Will .. """"·-·· ...... June. \ I Reflect Money Crisis ~ NEW YORK (AP) Cltaqea In the price of iJn. coasumer goods wlD drive bome to Amerlcam and Euro- peans that an In1ematlonal ~ crisis -affect every famlly. The reeent battle lav9lving the French franc, the German mark aQCl tbe En&JW»i powut will bave an effect Im· mediately on prices paid for dozeM ~ lt.ema and in the long run on govenmtent fiscal policy. U.S. economists feel the NIJon admlnlstralloll may be forced to cut 1overnment spending and c'"JlllMIO the surta: In an effort In hold down inflation and kttp the dollar sound. The Englishman will Pai a penny more for a pint of beer at bis pub, 41 ~ts more for a fifth of IColch and 121 more for his new minicar. Tbe French student won't lie getting the new dassroom1 and better libraries ht went to the barricadta for last spring, and his parents face higher prices and taus. 'Ille Gernwi cuosumer may temporarily feel more pros- perous as his Imported bottle of wine costs about four per- cent lesa, But price reductions may '®ft be eaten up by a loss In paycbecb If Gmnan industrial production is curtailed. 'lbe American consumer will pay about fSO mote for a v-..., .... the price " other GennaJ1 goods will .. llP sllghlly. Some -and l!nglllll Im"'""..., -less. Bui In the ~ -he may laet llnmger austerlly measures du!Jntd to Improve the U.S. balance ol JI01lll- pos1Uon. "'lllll erlslr could lllllel lllo Park Purchased MIAMI (UPI) -World Wide Rtalty • ~Corp. baa agreed to buy tht lllkcre central Florld1 lndllllrlal port at Orlando for -f'1.I _ .. .....,_ and l mproYement com-miimenll. bad " the incoinlng ... --In kill the ~ nat1oosry pcyd!olon that seems to permeate ilie couJ. try," said Don Conlan, vice president and economist it OiemlcaJ Baal New Yon Trust co. COnlan said pooslb!e anu.;,i. flationary moves include con. tinuatlon oi the surtax. drastfa reductions i n aovermnelif spending, and an altempl le reduce the budget dellclL • .,,_ llepo la tum will lead to a •lower crowth in t·he economy, the unempol)'llltD rata ia like'1 lo rile IOOIOwbll and coQ. turner income will 1fOW mote alowly," Conlan aald. 'Ibe large Western natlom art on u auaterity blnft, trying In bring intemaUonai trade into • balance tbat wonrt threaten their respective cur-rencies. · The Industrious Germaus who bull! up a whopping I' billion trade ourplua by earl> Ing m ... In International trade than they spent, have agretd. In curtail their trade prolib in order to reduce preuuie on the French franc. , Germany l a voluntart17 making its goods Jess cort peUUve both at home mp abroad by cutting taxes on bn"'"" 4 percent and by Ii\. creulng Uporl ..... 4 pet. cent. \ TbeoreUcally, however, the Vo!""'-worker could ill' ""1lnl his ~ni:b wine 4 pet- cent cbuper, but II ll)t number Of bteUe can: a - porled decreueo, he ..., au1-- fer a Josa in overtime. The French worker Id aa lncreue In the vaJUNddeiJ tans, wbicl! In "'"Ill' waia operates llko I aalOI tat. , . lllf food prlcu probably will .. op I porctnt and ~ prices will be biked mon lhaP • percent u the tu ,... from • In 25 percent d llWlllfadurm have to Pal higher -. f0< electrldlf; 1u, lreilhl and parta. 1 Wbilt ..... .. up, °" ..... -.. JOlll& In ~ to limit rip lacrea111. Gotwm• l{>OI... Io t military i:r--liooul ""..... p<iulblJ lontP aid wlll aloo ba ml. ----~----········ -·. -----------~-------------·----~ -_ __.. __ -------------,_ ----·· -.--I )1 • • ' . . " . ' ' --... ~ ' • ' I . ' • , ...... _.-. . ' ' \ ·' • ,, ' l~ . For DAl-~V--'91LOT -Reader!7 4-~ ' . ·COMINCi • !""' l • - S·OON! • ' FINAL STOCKS " . , ., .. . . St•mng Dec. If!, tod•y's closing stock prices from botli . the New York and American stock exchanges in today's •ne-w:~peper. Alio .selected Over.the-counter quotations, ell of today's Well Street action In today's newspaper. No -new•p;p,r brjngs ~!!lore ~ck news q,uicker. FAIAILY WEEKLY Family We41kly, the nation's fastest-growing "weekend sup- plement," joins the growing family of features that makes a weekend with the DAILY PILOT pleaiant, Informative end entertaining. Lo!lk for it every Saturday, starting with the colorful De~, 14 iuue, · FUN FEATURES Expended·entertainment ~overage for the upcoming week- end moves Into Friday editions starting Dec. 20. Watch for the new weekend entertainment package. And we're also adding one of Americ·a;s funniest new comic strips. It's call- ed Perkins. It will really make you laugh, I , • In All Home-tleliveretl Editions of Tile Huntington · Valley's . 'T otlay' Ne~spaper ' • . -- \ • ..... ' -~ ' -• • • . . -~ • " .. • • • • • • " -• • • •• .. • .. " • .. .... • - -~ -------~---------· ---------------~ --------------~ ---------------~----·· ·-·-··-·----..-...-~__,.~~~..-.. ...... • I \ .. • '' .... • al IWl.Y ml7T ~. Dea-'· 1'61 r• • ''B•lfw•f Vp Che Tree-' ! .f Orange Coast College P e.e~ Into Generation Gap 'Milty' ·Back on ·-' ' By TOM'Tl'IUI OI .. Ottlr PW fWf ~ Tbe much allcuued cener• I don pp, topic ·for •n fl> ~ ~s!ng amount or theater these dayt1 recd.Yet I aaUrlcaJ tiot heavy haoded eroblna at ' the lwidl of playwr!B)tl Peter .. ' .. ' " 'tf,rltcd t'l1tiJt4 ~~~ \ ... '"' 1 .. •i1.-. 110<11 "00<(~ ~l~fA • I "''"' :.ACADEMY "lWARD ''WINNER I ~-ct1*•9'1: ........ 1 ··JOSEPH E. LEVINE-., ' 'MIKE NICllOl.S • LAWllENCE~\- ,.JHE&RADlllTE lN .WC:OOUSSYIU l-:1Xl(lt .. ------.. -"' :. . PLUS Dorf• D•y I -::.~·~~::.-:,::: ow:i~ • Ullinov in 1111 new comedy ~'Halfway Up the Tree.'* · M ataged bJ tbe drama department ol Orange coa.t College, ii la a preaentable and pleaslD( lhow, tllclting aome fine perlormanoN from ita student actors. Director ... .,.... '""'· .......... M41tl HELD OYER! 2nd BIG WEEKI •AUL NEWMAN ,, Tho Secret W1r of H•rry Frf19 IN COLOR Jo.tonne Woffw•rd ,, Rachel • Rachel Jock Hofland bu -u effectlve a prodUctlon u p-. 11ble witb the material 1t band. Where moot pla)'I take lbe better ptrt ol tbe -act to ,.1 rollllll. tbll ..,. bectns Oil • hlgb note and tbeo .... under ~ wtlght of Uatincv'1 .. ,ballsm Ill die -and third acts. One can ~ vlsualiul the playwri(ht speakJn& through 1111 central cbaractor whlle puJhln& lbe others upstage. Fortuoately, tbe, 0 CC version offers 1 well balanced out of student talent, gjving tmaglnaUve lnterpretaUoo In Individual asslgnmenta. The finest ol lbe lot -a.nd one ol lbe beat performanceo &••••••i•t • * Tonkjht * e • ROCK e • TOTHI • • GAS COMPANY e • • ~---I.I: MR. OO'S : • Pina• Post• • -...... ...,..,.,,. .......... -0. ... "Three Cu.ckolds" t :30 p.m., Tflll'l:I St.p-Tl'!tetrw, Colle Mew CIMel Dtc.11 CHILOREN'S THEATllE-"A ~MRllTMM CARO\." e.,.., Sur$r -1 mtlll J J1.m. • suci.esoundseStuff • • • ... W. COAST HWJ, • I MZ·11J1 MIWPOD I •••••••• Cel'lh"•l '°" omr. -·-... •!Iota '46-1)63 6~~~~11~ .. tl~~· fAllWIU. PllfOIMANCI WINNEI OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS ~·llTOllY·llAKINQ ICWUJI INTDITAINMENTI Now crt lopfor Prices Adults $1.50 ''Doctor Zhivago'' M" .t. Thn.-0.C. Oety I ,_ Fri. 5:11 I 1:41 . '°' . ~Auto I• All Ii. SllleMVI Om., Shaf"lf • CMr "Dr.Di ......... ... Ill(..,.., '"fort Uhlll" JN-W-91"111 e C.tw "'lctellel, lllKllel" Jwll• Ctirb1Je e Cokor "r.t.11•" ............ -· M7-nll ll-IMllWll l'w A9111hl "'H•lto'" . c-. ••a.,. Wiid" • c.iw • 2 of the Year's Be1tl "P•rh•pa the '"01t bo.t.11tifu l mo"i• i11 hi1tory .. -New YorUr I• Ge,...•1 Celw -AUO- "No one will bo seo!ed during lhelo~ BS minulel! .• hey1lo!I be on 1he noor,looghing u the lpltoma ., ... e.tablllbment. Walt DouJl!u, u a nlirflc -1 who, upcm lllllllns 1111 ·-turned b(pple .... bll daqlllar abouf lo nap die -ol """ Jove,' ---bJ Jolnh>I; tbtm ID tbelr p~~~ l.~n-.. ~• --~~.w .. -.. ~ ,~ .,. .... LWlll IYrTlt .. ..,. • " •••••. "." Kltmft Owlltt.11 =:.~"""··=·'!.~ --:.:::::~ ·= , low ................ ,~~ teen ln w OGt ~ot a eotlege ....,,........,, .. _ ... .,.._ ... _ .. ., .. _ .. ~··-"..,'.,.'..,--_ _,., production -la the giddy "ha(," la Jlivm the - EngJJab mother ol tynn, liar· demandlni Uli(iunenl. Wh1lll ril. With a voic;e bcrdering DCt alway• ruor lharp In. his on that al ao opera lllnger timing, he ftla emifortablJ !no and aa emaordlnuy ...,. to lbe ptrt a.nd deUvn a ol tlmlng, Miu llarrtl c1ra... credltable perfonnance. full m.....,. from her l<lle Tbe 800 and daughter, im¥·&ach ' Chi1dren's played by Kennll C1ui1bnan and Mlcheale Cannm,· In aecondary cbaraden not on!)' to the -but to the -wrtttd 1Uppor6nc r o l e a • However, botb Christman and lbe lovely Miu ea-aeqult lbem!elvea effedlvely. f Sh~w Operui Jamila lf)'lldene u the • CLIMACTI"° CLASH ' IN 'STREETCAR' freo.lovlng Norwegiao maid ~ · . An orfgbiaJ hOllday mualcal entiUed "My l"rlencr t~ e Dragon" cpens an 11!1- performance: run Friday night at Long Beach's Forum XI Theater: 1be children's production featurea an 'eight-toot dancing dragon, played by Charlie Brown, and a cast ol fairy tale kings, queens and knights. Also on hand will be an arr-.r of l"Ppell, hand crafted by the play's director, Glen Raney. • Supporting players include Sallee Labrato, Sharob Rodd- quez, Jo Lynn Gannaway, Steven Irish, Steve Greenwood, Bill Sullivan and Bill Coffey. Performances are scheduled every evening except Monday at 7:30 p.m. through Dec. 21, with Sun.day matinees at 2 p.m. The Forum XI Theater is located oo the top Door of Morgan Hall, 135 Locust Ave., Leng Beach, with lickets available by callina: (213) 432- 9229. -.tc..sr ~-OolyO.._ N_ "tiNIMi• Y ... l .C ... ., 7:00 .,... Ill .... .r i :JI Mtit. S.INI.., llf J 1JI doeJ a fine job witb a tn:t;; p...,. C-ay, Dione Baty ln.GWC Drama accent, taking clear command !E,~$:~ -_Colwge's ceedlnp. 'Kowalski' Avoids,Brando Image A pair al enlarged cameo roles are parUcularly well handled by Cameron Young and Gordon Penge as two ltlff- upper-llp BrltOlll woven into the action. Compleling the cast in smaller catcgorlea: are BOO Hopper u a vicar and Luclnda Hun~ey u a hippie folk linger of apparenUy Jn.. determinate geDder. It's quite a transl.lion from playing light comedy and directing children's plays to the role ol ''Stanley Kowalski," the pleasure-seek· ing slob in Ten n essee Willi8.D1J' Pulitzer P r i z e Staged in a semi-round format on the CX:::C auditorium drama "A Streetcar Named stage, the play offers much more hnmedlacy than if it -were done in the vutnes.s of the Co 11 e g e's proscenium. However, problems w i th shadows arise in the llghling, especially noticeable in the first act'. The play relies heavily on Its subUeties rather than the farcical situation of a British general turned hippie, and thereby hli:ngs its chief flaw -the narrative is not strong enough to rationalize the ac- tion. This Ustinov is several cuta below the engrossing cmnedy of "Romanoff and . Jullet." The production conlinues through Saturday, playing at 1:15 p.m. on the O CC auditorium stage. .Admission is free but tickets, available at the college stoce, are re- Desire." But th.is is Peter Conway's assignment in "Streetcar," the current production Jn Golden West College'1 theater season, opening tonight for t w o weekends. By casting Conway a s Stanley Kowalski, director Charles Mitchell is malting a deliberate effort to get away from the Marlon Brando characteri2ation of the part. Brando became so identified with the role in the stage and screen versions that Mitchell felt another approach was in order, he also has found some loveable aspects. "In a way," said Conway, "he is a kind of natural comic. I'm giving this side more at· tention rather than th e masculine, hero-type. Also there is a little-boy tenderness like one scene where he breaks down and cries like a baby." Another wrinkle in the pre>- duclion is an original musical scort, played betwee n scenes on guitar by student com- poser, Harold Keeney. Playing opposite Conway in the larger roles are Diane Baty as Blanche, Candy Hardy as Stanley 's wife, Stella, and Preston Janes as Mitch. Gloria Dereks is in charge of costumes and props, and lighting is being handled by Tom Durell and John Lyall. Tickets are $1.50 for adults and 50 cents for students with a student body card, and may be obtained through t h e Golden West College book store. Broadway 1 ' .. ., JllUlAM GLOVJ:IL NEW YORK (AP) -Milton , Buie -• wlllobtc ... -, to Bl'.Oadway altar 25 ~ ·-In "Tho ¥by• Peo-' t>ltt II t tunny-ad play of fn. ptlatlnc charm wblcll oP..,. ed 'fuO..J•J ofsbl at lbe Bar- l')'lllOre niutor. Tbe former clowo pril¥:a of televisioo wjsely f"!'iotl all bil famlliar big of """· capers, fCI" a restrained, · carefully I h Ip e d Chirac> terif.ation. Be 1Ull tlckles the funnybone, b u t . meanwbilo bigs at your heart. · An adroit pair of IMl'll ,youthful performen, BJ> b DiJhy and Bren~ Vaccaro, lhare major acllng honora w!tb him in bringing off Berl> Gardner's discund.ve charade about some very ordinac,f peo. pie who dream everyone11 hopes down on the sands o! wintertime "Coney Island. Gardner, last represented here with the sir.able 1961 hit "A Thousalld Clowns," has crammed the script with i headlong assortment of droll comments and wry gags that sometimes get iq the way «if bl.! slender plot. He also directed, which undoubtedly explaim that meandering ei:· cess. Despite this handiacp (a good half hour could come out of an endless first act with no harm) "The Goodbya People" never turns the spec- tator off completely, thanks chiefly to the key acting threesome. Berle shuffles on in sagging tgarb, the incarnation o t dilapidated but unconquered venerability. "He's been living at the top of his voice fbr 70 years," observes Miss Vac- caro as his wayward daughter. Alter 18 years of idleness the gaffer is determined to reopen h is "HawaUan Ecstasies'' frankfurter stand in final, de· fiant fist-shake at late. The visual complements er the production include some mod costuming for Miss Vac- caro by Alvin Colt and an u nder-the-boardwalk setting by David Hays realistic to sane: spilling off the stake apron. "The Goodbye P e o p I 1 ' ' earns a warm welcome. quired. "**** I lllmlPIECF' Conway bas never seen Brando in the role so he said he has tc form his own opi- nion. While he sees Stanley as a mean, self-centered iJl... dividual who hates everybody except his wife and himself, He~ s Interesting -•11:-r-~ "All IWEIGllEl.Y ' USOlllll& FR.Ill" D•~...,., .. _.., THE DINO DE U.UREN'lllS ........ ll£ ... 1. 1N a.; •• ;., In 0.150• Color ti,. De Luxe Alie Pl1ying: "'ONI MILLION YU.U l.C." Crossword Puzzle A.CltOSS SZ Went . frrquenl1 y 1 Concise 54 Seasoning 5 Kind of 58 Ntgalivt mac hint rrply control 5! Gtr. 10 Diplo1111cy t xclilmation 14 Once 111orl! 60 Waltrproored 15 T•gtt cloth: rocket lnf01m1I 16 Plinth 62 Strvlc• 17 N.Z. station bivalve intrcftandist mollusk 65 Aquatic 11 Little John's 1ni1111I hltnd 67 Trace of 19 111-nUurtd infection 20 M1dt l111111ds 6• l h«e (for) Limerick Is 22 Commotion 70 Tanom 14 Dress stone peoplt 11/5/68 . 6 Self· 38 Fruit importanct 39 Ftmalt 7 Big national anlr111I Arte Scores on Laugh-In By VERNON SCO'lT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) "Verrrrry interesting." It has become a household one-liner . The nut in the Germ.an helmel whc has the country schlepping with the Teutonic acce nt is comedian Arte Johnson or television's "Laugh-In." -NATALIE WOOD RICHARD SEYMER · RUSS TA.MBl YN • RITA MORENO · GEORGE CHAKIRIS Alt Sllr Cn tt e C.lw ''TH libte" ll"uol Wtld! e C ... r "'O• Mllllo• '"" l .C." ~ ·""""' Iii~~~~~~~~~;~ wilh ham111er 71 Come 25 Spanish 1flerward tit1t 72 Wtalhtr· 27 Ontario rl vtr man's word lh lng 41 Bibl'lcal 8 Chargtd fathtr part ic lt 43 Ltft alon e 9 Formtr bast· 46 Advice. to ball VIP stout ptrson By all odds Johnson is the most versatile comedian on the Rowan and Martin show. In addition to his Wehrmacht character, Johnson plays the cld lecher with mustache and bowler; Pyotor Rosmenko, the Russian with the plastered hair and impossible syntax; Rabbi Shankar, the peacenik Indian guru; and a half~ •• .. Tcc hno colo~ Stere:M:Queen Faye Dunaway. -mot ..., o.t-...... ""-'tlll ••• ••• ·- • raCh8L . ........ AUO MILD Oftl . --··--J_ ....... CMr .... ""''°" DH!! 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Producers George Schiatter and Ed Friendly got IUcky when they hired Arte, as they did with most or the cast. Johnson brought his characteriaztiona with him. "I like to think of my characters as being on lease to the show," Johnson said during a rehearsal break. Johnsen i.s no dlngaling. He is bright. inventive, studious. a graduate cf the University or llllnols and absolutely ir- repressible. He enjcys pinching pretty girls -O< pretends he --and somehow works any situation in which he finm himself into a laugh. ''The minute I put en the old lech's costume, I become a Jech myself," he said. Then he began grumbling in the deep voice of the old coot and made a swiping pass at the waitress. "See what I mean." Naturally Johnson Is delighted that other comedians and the country In general has picked up en his catch phrase ol ''verrrr y in- teresUng." "Look "What happened to Joe Penner when people started asking one another, 'Wanna bey • duck?' " The m ... ol that kind of expmure yoo • I • 'VERRY INTERESTING' l Comic Arte Johnson l get the better . "There are no dummies Ion our show. l think that's why it's a hit. They all know what their bags are. It's what makes the show go. We teed each other lines, give each ether ideas, and there are no jealOUJies. "Best or all Dan (Rowan) and Dick (Martin) are the finest guys in the world to work with." Johnson is not worried about the inevitable day when "Rowan and Martin's Laugh· In" is dropped from the NBC network. The show bas given the supporting cast enough of a following for each member to go on to bigger and better things individually. "I don ·t th ink there 's a loser on the show," Johnson said. "When it's over we'll be cllm· bing ahead. 4'Fcr instal'ICf:, I've had more o[fers for commerctala than l can handle. I have 1 to worry about sponsor con- fl lct so I have to pick llld choose my deals carefully. "When the •how la olf lbe air, I can't predlct what will hAppen." 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IAL-OF-TRE-~ three . --until-J~ht~ ntt;ieta. lnq-~. ... ~Mti'f re ge g 646,7171 546-2313 • LARGEST =-P~S":!(<d."fil: 535Seoward Rd. ~~"."·s.cA&m. -ve£ 'llfo located m tbl! UPPER BAY 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 • · b tered pool. Westside, $27,950 tbs. larg XI.NT loc shop mkts 1 NICE 4 bdnn I: tamfbt rm. 11B3B~r.C.M. S<&S440 ;,ttm,..llcomtruolod,well ORANGE COUNTY'S 1ohn macna BURRWHITE,R11itor 3~1~.,baabaolu..; Br. IUS.,Mo ];.,., rut; l<"'6d, dble ganae, l<lda planned three bedroom two OUTS * 2901 Newport Blvd N.B. • 6'1i.9300: '' · ok S21XJ 642-6583 Corona del Mar bath-·"'"''""""'"""" *·CLOSE . SPECTACULAR view 61~0 e ... 6n.oes9 .,.d-' MBEST BUY '" Corona • "3-ru7 · · -and modem kitchen wltn Lenders repossession m . '\'I ar, S37,500• Ocean i'l'ont, .2 Br. HOU&O DANDY DUPUX built·""· Two car..,.... --=le San aemente. Prfo· 4 Bedrooms, --family BY OWNER . R. L. STRICKLER !um. Winter U7S. !fowport i,.dl . Walk to beech and l!lhops. aeparate concrete drive and SHARP ~lntlDE es sluhed. 3 &; 4 BR.I 2% rm, large dinll:w rm. 4 • • REALTOR . Utl. paid.·sn.«a-anNA a>VE , Cm:y front home newly d~ pad for boat Ir. trailer stor-UUl.H baths low down • 6%% ~ ha.tbs. Thi 1 property ii 469 Abbie W•Y S001 F.ast Coast Hlwy · LARGE 4 Br 2 .Ba. 1 b1k On the bQ. With oaean rorated with beamed ceil-~. Extra large covered ttol.tE teresi. 30 years. no pointa worth at least $11S,CO> -Charming Eutskle H~e ·en Coroni dl!I Mat 673-6510 to beadl ~ I. tenala aee 'Very prlv&te tir. 'excl • and •-place 1 .. _ 2 patio. block wall fenri.-Ir. to N ts &: dran.. try $95,CO>. CUI de Sac off Irvine. 4 ,_,_ _,;, M ••• _ Pvt ~• ings .__..,. ' .._.Iii" L-autilul •--•--p•::..~. AN pay. ew carpe ..--Call Jo inbnent BR. 1"6 Ba, 1-Uv nn. brick .... w, _.., 0· -area. UUlo bedrooin apartment a1sc has .,.. -.~ U'I§ es., completely redeccrated. r appo 16... yr•old 3 •mt. 2 BA dream beamed cellings and com· EXCEPTIONAL BUY AT Some with ocean view. Off-frplc, w/w C?Pts. _panelled Balboa Ptnin1ule 1300 Corona del Mir 2250 home ln Jmmac. amd. Lax.· p!etely carpeted. Plus nice ONLY $28,SOO. Let 1.111 Ill'< ice 518 San Juan, San ae-(714) 642.8235 ldtch, very cll!an · ~ 1?Yel' ury features thruout 1nd. guest room and bath. Dotr range the terms. mente (Models open daily.) ~e~~tvea,.Suii!i~~ 1 ~:f' /;11 q~l :~ 5!.i:: KIDDIES · KAPER 2 BDRM &: den botae compl blt·inf, brand new luah ble garage, each unit is Phone 492-9288 or. 545-~ Newport Beach &43-000C By appt. . , . With joy -when they !!ee thll furn. Adults. $200 mo.: crptg, cent. heating, 2 car completely turn.i.shed. Owner W. E. L•chtnmyer, Rltr. ,..,_ 1 """RO'-_,, •-tad .Lease. Call 67S-ll38 gar. ~aut. furn or unfurn. leaving area. Must Sell!! LOVELY new 2 sk>ry, 4 V\ .. i:.A.n r I'll~·· a. Only fat the vel')t PardcuJ.u,. Be In By Christmas bdrm, 2 ha. near Ms.y Co. Flve bedrooms, ""° and a Imnted. posa. ~l pyt Avallablo now! 3 BR 2 bath BAY VIEW SPECIAL & Catbol~ Schoot',Blt·""' l\all he.,,., ft.2 Z<me. Movo Balbu 2300 Pty. 675-4593•, ; ' nu. cab. Make otter or will into this for the best Christ· family home, beamed cell-trade $6 000 l!qlrity for 3 mas ot them all.· · $52,500 • c;>cEAfµ'RON_T • , Ing•, fittplace. 3 "'"""'' $21,500 bdrm, ,.;.,, . P•lm ·sPrrng.. BURR WHITE, R11itor 3 Bt. 3 Jlo. Jg . ...ooeck. ' • fB ;,. 1 • +room for camper or boat. Upper Bay 3 BR hardwood 976 Depver Dr~C.M. n4: 21K11 Newport Blvd., N.8. · $3'.l&"Mo. til June.lS. 675-5632 · · TOWNHOUSES ~ Eu"> maintalnod yanl. Call !loor home. Fine '...tabll.Wd 866-3389 67S-4630 E 675-0253 2 BR., 2 BA, 2 car ~ a:>.t3 WESTCLUT DRIVE Evenings Call 64&10CJCI 616·ml Open Eve!. Payments Less Th•n Santa's Special Rent 51/4 °/o Loan to tee. 39.l Vista Bccya neighborhood. Try 10% QUICK ·~~... 3 Jg. -. ves Sint1 Ane Heioht1 263_0 · """'°" (Back Bay), NB. down ,.--........,.... .--3 BR., ~ Ba, 2 car -·-:-,1 I ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 Pete B•rl'9tt Re•lty · Beaut. drps, cpta. $23.CO> • OCEAt!!FRONT • 1 bdrm houlle II(util paid. . P!f: .. · ::°"cnly ·~: 2 Bl-with open beam ceiling Cost• Mes. and huge atone ti.replace cm POOL HOME -4 BED- hnlf acre near back .bay. 3 ROOMS _ Family I'OOIDt car garage. Rental income beamed c e i 11 n I· ONLY on property makes payment $30,900. Quick Poueaskln. less than rent. B/B 16Cfi WestdiH Dr. NB 642-5200 Newport FHA. North CM. ~799( Penlntula Point Sl.35. ~ finced.;¥-a r d. ._:.,.· &: •---L +i: _._. 546-0347. I • --J lllWfiMi.ll ,1 . . ~!\sPfil'Na ····~~ a129 Harbor Blvd., C.M . Ideal 3 BR· Pool 11i~ bath, lovely fun patio w/ waterfall, fenced pool, ph$blnr overhauled, fire Wnn system, new water heater, room for trailer, $23,350. 824 w. Victoria OPEN DAD..Y • Francis Horv•th, Rlty • 615-1972 673-7187 · $2,350 ~own ~ thiS pride of ownershiP 3 """'*" + -tie. Xmas fil!llplaceJ kitchen bu built in-I. ovemzed double garage, large landscaped. yard. FP $2.\500 546-2313 646-7171 THEQEAL ESTATERS --. -rarr'-"W- ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 OceanYiew Income at Mne Verde .1119 Owners H•waH·louriu Realty, Inc. it': BAYCREST WANTED --------1 3 Br. & don. 3 batb $88,000 Leguna Beach 2705 2Yl5 w. -mvd., NII' REAL ESTATE Victorll CHRISTMAS BONUS Belly David'°" &'!3->'lOO E 5is:..a Assu-5>14°1 Ln S LESMEN 5 bh\ 3 ba. trl-level ~pubUC SHORE PROPERTIES NEWLY demratl!d 2 BR 2 ves. Ill; Thi• 4 "~' ~ ,,.; A OR ""'810 home, decwator _,, thrv· 673-9000 "'™ ..... BA, •fireplace, -sun-' LEASE, L<ue I option ~ •--u-.., ____ . In S L S OMEN .. 1 out. privilcy, 25 llees, over-deck. oceal'J' view,-walk to Sell 4 BR. 2 BA ~ :~;i:;~~~ ~ AsJ:lsland l"''""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~..;!!!!!!!f sized lo~ $47,500 Owner Lido 11 V'lcto~~ac~_yr~(er candomlnh.111:1.: Back .SV. "· hu purehuod annthor 673-1200 Eastsid-·1'.;:5!<.='8'll=~·:-----ll-::--':-:'--:--l3,Sl . ·-·""1Pf•· WI!& good [714)75>-tl!Ol...,ior.apip~ references.. No pets, Water · -, homo and " anxious to $159 pay.s all Colloge Pork 1115 Excellent Location pakl. $lB5 mo. 1nquire .., LIDO ISLE . 3 BR. 3 bo move. Asking Price is f' u I --~------1 Triplex, all leased, walk Diamond St L untum $380 per mo Av.ti $45,000 and Down Payment 11er pper Choice Eastaide location with 4 BR 2 Ba, rov patio, crpta, to shops. 3 Bdnn &: 2-2 ·• ae.una 615-.21m. 548--056 -Zf required is only $5,00'.l. • · outstanding F.H.A. finano. drpe., dbl frplc. Xlnt cond. Bdrma. C1ubhouse facllltlea, Beach. -· · . now. !'?' • ~ Bay & Beach 2 BR house. R-2 1.0ne, large ing available, paymeqt in-$21,500 by owner. 549-2405 tennl.!, etc. nre.cm. terms 3 . BR, 2 BA, .a~n.,. Ocean: Newport Heights 321U lot. Near 17th st. Shopping eludes taxes and insur~. R. c. GREER, Realty View, $275 ·mo, 563 Mystic. ·.;;:==..:.::::?;;;.:c_;:.::.;.:;1 Realty, Inc. A '-kl-n7 500 3 1"-o bedrooms, 1%. baths, Newport Beach 1200 ,....,..., Via Lldo -9300 Way. 675-4331 , NEWPORT Ht& di.~-j 5 Units on 2 R-3 lots, walk·, ........., W Bal"--Bl d NB rea. """ .. ., · · ..... 6 and 1,_ 1 .,.._ 11•~ -u-n.~ ,..__ -n ~ . ....... v ., Leon Vibert, Realtor family room, u-..p ace. KICN r AL) bedrooms tmntlessly clea.a ~=to V\.'1:&.q,, ~ 673-9200 EvH: 548-4810 548-0588 anytime ~~:~'!.1:.tb:~ .4 . l•~.J!J_ Seat Huntlnttan Be•ch 1400 Haus" Unfu"11•hed With b"Wlt fua7 ~. -.:i CORBIN MARTIN I-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ,...,iiiiiiii'-iiii~..,..,[ .._.. , per month, J ~ ~. • 1 i delight at $24,500. for the Cbriatmas Parade of ~-I 3000 .,,.,.,, l .. v.__ . , E t 'do Doll H VIEW HOME-yachts, •""' with thla Bay CHRISTMAS iii ::-::;n.::•::.:""-----=.: ••-- 3036 E~~~~~RSwy, CdM c:.:1 ••• 1, Fu~ed cAME~.~GHLAN,.:· v:; Colesworthy & Co. A ..... Gem. -. .... YOUR 0 H $UIO, , BDRM, 1~ bath ~.a~-'vu~'!!'~..._,, 675-166• A ytl 2 BRa, large living roora " from UYUlg nn, er . moms, two batlu!, and a fire-wn om• townhlle. BU-ins,-W/'W, 2 ~-'-"'._.-1 ~"' Alfi "' n me dini.na: room. 50xl25' lot tc dining rm &: kitchen. PIWI 642-nn place for Sant&. Near Lovely 4 BR.2~ baths, .car-dill~il OK. Bkr. 534-69ID nr. achls A trana...548-?24 , alley:-Room for boat&: trail· large AntChony Poopl 1904 Harbor Blvd., C.M. churchl!s, beaehes, and peta, drapes 6 heavy shake U7S. 3 enoueo 2 baths, lO'lELY F.entl!4..Jn!J 2 ... Corona del Mar er. Cose to shoppil:w. Full Or•nge 0•st roperty '-... ... ..OOpeiOiini;"'°'iiiiii·._,..., stores. A Olri.stmas Special roof. Priced below the mar-4 ___ ... tlo···-1 Chl.ldren c:rpts, dips, rangp. dli pr, price only $21~-ll2 ifarguerite, CdM "67J.8550 1• at $47,500.. lret at $24,500. no down to ...,,._"""'pa • w w. • $1'5 mo. 548-~ Prime beach location. No El ' · BORR WHITE, Re•ltor Vets-Why not gi~ your lam. &. pet OK. Bier. ~ ========'-I !inane"-< """""""'· s BR DAVIDSON R·ea1ty 419ance u rte -· 2 baths. large living + fam. B th. Sea 2901 Newport Blvd., N.B. il¥ a home tor 01.rh~tmu. Costa Mau 3100 nlv1nlty Pa Q..,,.7 "3 room, built-ins, fireplace, Count Every St•r y 6_7_5-4630 ____ Ev_ .. __ 6_7_3-099_ 8 847=1 Jon-;ve~~7124 j ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 2 bdnm I.bath. tee nv nn. 3 car prage. O.W.C. 2nd &: the tights below. Beautiful Camec Shores . Oce~t COL ""E "ARK FrplC: BJt.lo&. 11951 mD'f"' TD or trade Jor income. 4 BR with den. dining room home w/sweepina: View of NEWPORT HOME 1 GI _ NO DOW~ L.,..... '" 1 yr leaser Qok:k.po&. .~ Rltr. 646-39'28 Eve. 642-0185 143 BROADWAY ~· ~ M81 &: pool in Laguna Hills. Ocef ~. &dlnCatallna.3 3 OW. -MUST BE SOLD Near Douglaa. Vacant, mow ~.cul, 2'\bap *~~~.:_~.Bed-and . I *LACHENMYER '~ ~· l3tl 500 onnu rm, C8l' ..,. -· '°m' touchup. 3 ri(bt In, 4 BR, 2 bath, ''"" ,_,,, ·~ -~~ 2 bdnm. 21ull batba. Bil.Ins. Eves. 642-8453 646-4579 ~· EYes. 545-5lC2 age. 4;e inner patio &: front bdnns, 2 . baths, 2 trplcs, ed, big patio in yard. ~Ice drapes, available immedi.-Frplc. Ox>IO: .lot~-~'.:>'? MAGIC NUMBER $11 950. $11 950 Space l Quality $23,soo ~'z."~.ili.-.;,;, ....... $159,ooo -room. J,,., 100 tt "''"""°"'°""· Only 124,500. ~~·1~u1,::,.•~~~ ,,.,. o 12351,.0. ~. 2 stcry design, 2 story 17' • • Mast.er sized bedrooms. den, ...,.,,. from ocean! Immed.la~ oU· JW1t pay closing costs, rest evenings and week-ends. poss. ' . . i front door, 2 story fireplace, lmJ>O:!lsible to tlnd at this 2 batl;ls. Brick fireplace. Ar-er, $38,950 ccnsidered. Call like rent at $199.50/mo. thcl ., • 1 " 2 itory beamed ,..,;ting in price! Rented at $100 per tisUc landscaped pool sized PROPERTIES WEST tax & ins. it's all YOW'I for TOWNHOUSE Split lev. 2 3 bdrml. 2% baths. hJa~6 living room. 4 BR 3 bath, mcntb. Gcod. fir. plan • on yard. Luxury built·in kltch-675-4130 Christmas!! I 842-8509 if no bdr, 1~. ba, frplC,..alt elec, blt-lna. Avail, JU :tof*S/ BRING P•\nt Brush, famUy room. $81,700. huge lot. Excellent tnyest-en. Prime location. 540-1720 Coldwell, Banker & Co. NEW • ready lo r lm· ans. MS-2314 htd pool; rec rm, PH patio, mo on i yr I¥t 3 i1JJ. 2 baths. Needs TLC. Roy J. W1rd Ca. menu Amazing low pnce • TARBELL 2955 H•rbor ~·1C: ~·:;::.. mediate 0 ccupancyl---o$~2~2~7~5~0=--no maint. Dble detched gar, ~-•·-·" Ani.;..,. ...,, 950 -Custorni:r.ed Broadmoor Tur-I d 3 bdnns + HUGE /am Im. ~-,:llent wuu.i()ll. _.. ... 1842 Santiago Dr. 64&-1550 ......,, · ''n'n ., Kl ~m1 ''" 'e storage cablt, auto oor •~ 700 f g SEE THE NEW tie Rock, 4 BR, 1 story GI aPJ\lralaal.,3 R. aep din-adlts. ._ 2 frplcs (1 tn master tw1""'1 .,...... · 4 BEDRM -llJIOOL" • • plan. C&rpetl, drapes. 1ng 'area, bea"Utlfully cpted opener, _. mo. 2~ baths. Bit-Int. ~ H~uJ.1N!SH~~~1~,,.. NO 55 DOWNI $24,900 ~.., • SPRING BUCCOLA Move In By Chrl1tmar , OWNER •will tell at hll •.drpd, Show• ilk• a dream. 642--415.1 new •. &vali: RIGHT Ndw room, 3 ba.,,., wttb v;ew o1 2 ba"". Family room. Qua!-._: .... REALTY BUILT HOMES ~o.!:::."v.=~. ;::" ~ :'° ~7\) 5l6-69'l5. u "' :.totw~ 'r:,th 5o11~~ 3~~ '..!';; ~ '=. on t or ' yr 1eawe o l3tlOI Bay. A!king $24,950. ity ~ting, t;:~ f::t. ' •• "anytime" 16th & Tustin, C.M. clean Mesa D@I Mar 3 + MRGE 1Jv rm I. din rm. Shopptng. Swimminl· Pool·&' cllllihouse mo. orator~~ ~.L Q Harbor Blvd., C.M. 3 &: 4 BR. $30,950 to $33,950 family room. Shake root. fl\llc, crpta, drps, eJec kttch, BRASHEAR REAL TY avail. Nioely -klcated in CM. f bdrma + dl!'n or office. 2~ CALL GLEN QUEEN 5'0-llSl ~im . o DAILY PIIDl' WANT ADS boat storaae area etc. ' bdr, den. C.an bid alllltber 847-3531 Eves. 541-2442 $D1 per mo. ~. \baths. Blt-lm.. 2 tzpb. lm-~:~e eves) Heritage RealT • .<RB;;;;:;;EI~l=, =-=-=-=;H,;";:=""'~==B;RIN=G=RESUL=="'=';==.:..==SOCK==lT=Tu='EM==' =ol $26,500 unit. Law dn FHA or VA WINTER PRICE 2 BR. ,prage, patio, .i:rpts, mac. cond. Avail.. Jan 10 0 SANTA'S SPECIAU 2 BR, East CM •••• $14,995 2 BR + den, E. CM , $23,000 J BR +·din. N. CM • $2t,650 5 BR + fam, N. CM $25,500 4 BR + din • fam (nr So. COllSt Plaza ......... $41.500 CALL MR. NELSON for de- tails. 540-llSl {open eves). l leritage Rt'!d Estate 2 Homes For Price of One Like oew lovely 3 BR. 2 tull bath Ranch style homl!. PLUS 2 BR Renml Ul'lil, old· er but cute u a 'bqJ'1 ear' Inside. All fca'. $36,500 -ool,y $5,<Kn Dn. ~ 642-4441. • drpo, stove a r•hlg. '1285/mo.on tea..., 1000 Genorol looo Generol 1000 ~ 54MHO B$23EA,500UT1FUL. 0wne: ~ ... __ built on POOL HOUSE Troplcol IOttfng "" adultl BOB PETTIT; lloiltar CllMl'eintmattllltitl •"--....... 1 blk to abops • transp m "'Ol ~ OLLEGE REALTY le-2 BR & Fam rm home Larp f'l!C.; room, 2~ batba. $140 mo. 5lf..4'l'80 · 1 _.,_ • S@~.~}A. ~'11f}Q.9 150.lAdlmllt~,QL In Back. Bay atta 2% BA Excellent ~a. --· -.. -•· -p 0 '"'""'!!!!'""""'!'!!!!!I!!'""'• I A rm .for edditloo w/lovoly HAFFDAL REAL TY 3' BR 2 batb M-Cno> •111:t-Boy • ._ GI BUYERS . tlew. Patio $35,000 lD>!7IOWamer -~lum$189, ,'"~,!•,-~ '2•-".,.__"'-·---'---I S l Slmp•·s·--1.T ... -l'Wonl Pu.i.dc"or•Chu-1·1-~ ·maculatl!! Own. 642-321.S "'"a.pa. mo ....... ......-• ~Modem.*"~ ooc4 K ·~•WK~ I' -~ Owner wlD ""'_,,..utllUI Leguna B .. ch 1705 ""' Davo 511>-1151 •(open .......... ...,,.,."""""*' Easb.kte home Jived Jn Iii' ' BLUJT'S BY OWNER -· fVes) Herltq-e Real"Estate $150 28'. Santa · l 1a·be.1,. ' 0:";'~ _:. :: ~:::=--. :iril'"-.""_."' adults ooly, 3 B~ l"·Jlath, 1 BR. (3 BR • Den) 2 H1ndymen Spoclalr i ~R Eutskle oldor home ;~==----- low to fonn four limple wonk. living " dlnJrv aftl. + ice li!?t--Income Units + a 24 x 3t' wotbbop. · ~· • : covered patio, dble earaee. r,ooa, tennl•. 644-2028 Lbc. on Ocea1111de <>f Hwy, Camm'l 7.Cllll!.. $16 0 I m 0 r .. ~· 1i •iUH .. ·' : . IRA NUTE I Professionally Ianclnpe4. NG. a Balboa Cbvu, 3 Br. 1,50 )'di from -Beach .• Jp 'leaae. ·pem:m Real tY ;_ " ~ ••• ~ • I I I I '1• I Only $24,500. . w•~· $80.000. Would .Apt. uniU; needs paint Ir ~lrlt' NEW DELUXE I • • • _ ~ _ Rltr. 646-3928 Eve. 64Z-0185 tt'l!fer to.. tra4e fJr acreaa:e. iOCMJ, general cleanup. PO-. . 3 Br, 2 Ba,· houae fer ledf. *LACHENM:YEll ·xi .i-rm ~ Il!ICOME EX-•BR.•Ba.21n1-.-. CUl>eb. drapes, fire-. I '0 u'c1· I . oBLUJT·so CEED!NG $1!),ooo ANNUAL. ;;!""· ,,';"" .,:1 S::-All -. blt-1m. · Dou¥e • . 3 BR & .PEN fl.PLl\N. MANY EXTRAS! LY Price 168,!151>. ~"' 64).19ll0 • ........ -patio. -' r r I I , ~.!IQO, O 6#-1529 MISSION REALTY -........ -1' bllib , 3 "'""· 2 flrepla"°', patio ,'L";" ... So. Oout. """""' 2 BR + don~bath, -·-Aftliable U1.l/ll¥ , A BBQ, double ·-~' ,N.,.,ort'..-1210 1 lll>RM. 1 bath. _ at A nfric. .mo.. ·"""'l ~ ' I . I F.aatikte a.ta ldeia (jult . • ' •VJ' • w.11... C a~J e Rlt lt... VI HAY o<t Newport l)lw r $Z ooo s Blfl 11m nn, CUJtom.blt, Wor)d. Ocoan & mountam 518-Tm; · ' 1 •. ~· ••• -• 1 r 1 1 Oxldal' laungo dicttar, witb........ · · · Jal!' lot. ........ G. H. ""'· $3'1,500 • ...__ • • -• a. 2. BA, ... d . ''lho boil! yoa,. of her Ille W1ll.M<Cerdle, Rltrs. IlaWtw. R117. Mll-l4ll ~ ,. .... ,, ' 17W 2~BR. ~u.,:: = · -$11> -~ f'--' "' • • •M• ~_._ B(v<f. c.~ ' . • r--..,.----. am -,..,_ --. ~-·~·Ev~ ...... 'Nlwport S-1220 NEW .. BR SBA, liuD rm, per mo. -mdeo I BR. I BAI General ~s .. uT"'M,.,A,..:_,ro_,, ... .-11 i..."" _,.•t·• ' 'I ~ --...... ....., Ave.CM·l!SQ)O--·llllbln• -- ' . r I I I' • ~""" .. tho -= ~Ill ~s SALE -lot. 138.000. $2.000 down. • BR. -'w;;et .paid. • -• ------.... ---No.3 •. DUPLEX ~~ , .•• !June, OWNER ZI31"4-7N5 ~ .... -.. -._ ...... _--''--''---! 5 BEDROOMS $27,51»\ ·p Na pets. _, ..w.n1rw 1 ~ 1.ow-.-........ lal ·~,.-~r r r r r·r r r 1 ~e:..~1-~~==N~T""Sims _Dupl911•For-S.le 1975 ~ . c.;_ .. _ : ""'•· ~ '4lbt-fiboct -= -- - - -" -' ""'81 bub, $34.9'tl. , donoe -W8Jll to trade ,_ NEWPORT I>Qolllr tor ale. iiillNSiUdJO $95 & .1 Bit NEW Dalm Gold -!loo I '""""'· Newly painted ,...,_ II\ ~. wUWiti IOlll 1· ju • ' I I. I I: l G..q. wnu,.._ lnllde ....,. "" a lge 4 BR 21111' to boocb. Or will 1rade =. =.~"':;,.or -·1 II\:• -I ha., J Hu..,,.1 131.ft ::: . . . -~ . . • • _ _ J n.1111or --onttiO(liillnOIT Qlntad: eqult:r tor aood t.cuna • · . L.Uy. rm..~hl.-. tam. : Oelia Ftesl F.state MMC14 •• ,.. ...... ....-._,. m..aso EWr. 8t!f" ~ Rfali.Y t"t:SldenUal lot. P. 0. Box SIX mono.: old 3 E& 2 bi., em. • ....,., l*di: frplin" I __ 1"""".::0IARG=-:;;;E..;cm;_) ____ s_c_RA.;.._M_._LETS __ A_N_swn ___ ,_N_C_Li_A_S_Sl_Fl_C_A_n_o_N __ ,s_o_o_ Dial tl4U67tl for~ mw.'i:'~W,,NJI. lffli :!:'::o"'o.!:'•h. :'.!""...i =.a.ii:-t,;.~ ... ,,. i ~· • i ' ' ' ~ ----------------------.. - - _ _....... ____ _____.... ----- - -------------------·-------· -... -· -· -- .... ,., *•' ••• 0 .............. ---... ---• - .. 1 , l •• ~y ,..J.1. . ..... ..._, -· J •• ,...J • ;- ft•~·-~: «~N TAL~ • RENTALS i ENTALS RENTALS • JIEAL &STAT! ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY H-Unfvrnlahed Apia. Unfurnlthod Aph. Unfu_rnlahed_, _o..A.:;P;o;lo.:;.U=nfu=m;;;l.:c•ll.;;ted.:;.. __ A;.;plL=;....:;U.;;nfv=rn'-l.~11"-'ted:;;:.._.1 __ Ge=ne;,;,ra:.:;;,I .-----and NOTICES -,. --------._B_•_l>V ...... •'-"-'"-=9'----~ H•ulin .. e,,_ ____ 673_o l:C?o~ro::;n~•;de~l~Mt~r;g.;S2:::•<1::l~n:u;;ntt;:n;gto;:;n;;:flotcll;;;;:;;;:S40D~=H;;••~l:;l•~g=hln;;;;;a.~1:;c;;h;:~:;;;;DO:;;lliH~u~n~li~ngt~-;-·~·~S.ii;;;OC1~hiiiiS400iiii~Hiiuiin~ttiinig~tonii;;S.·1~ch•ii5'ii400m Lok 6100 Found IP,.. Adtl 6400 , · --BABY Nunie. sU lny home CLEAN Lott, garagea etc. ii111o~~co.:_"""' ~1M-:_.-E;A~N-c;--"EXCl'U'S' luE· . . e~=~~ ~~i!'":.:.t ~ ~~~~~\: ~~tu\·4tl'~t.~ JtrY ....... i. e>«>JUR!w M • Y' . ,IN:_1ft:'= ()H) 6f•UIO, of llolt11 A f,i!ward1, Hu•" e 2 !UGH IChool Jlirla need :;96Wl~c;45:.__'_·=~~I 1-iftL Pvt bch. Elegant < JUST C0MJ'LET!D 1 6f, •~ ' t!llr""' ll<'i{cb. caJI A Iden. bobys)jlli<I job. 111<--0MB or GARAGE HAUUNG • ;;,. <id a BR. 'BA 1Jream • ONE BEDROOM • 2 BEDROOMS ON THE BEACH lily. 891-262'! ,-110 CLEANJNG; """' ""' I' If'--""·• lb \Jllln~ cond. Lux'· • • Ac'!'P .,. • · 6200 FOUND min!th1"' w ht t..&. ~ - ,...m....,•'>ruoutll!clblt· FROM $135 MONTH . ~-•·1ck "·'-~ I Ina, bnulll hew lush <1\1&. I •-> • ·• ' PRE-PAID INT!lRES't ~-· ""lh l1'll Ul'll, -,_,, .. .,. • • 6735 I ""'' "4"'11. 2. car ""'. UNfURNISHED -fURNISl;iEP 2 and 3•.,..room Aptrtm"'ll WU\ b<Q1 th~ 685 ....,. ol """'· Vtcto;i,, Falrview • I ·~ Holf!cl'-n"'9~ 'lkaut f\lm or unfuri" Only ADULTS-NO PETS LUXURY LIV!Jil.G TO f:'l,E.ASlfT1'4E 'MasT ..C.U..t devdopm<nlland. Colun\)>i.. 5l6.an3 .BRIC¥..~ c.rpentey fOOO.;.fc:'n• , I .,. the,,.,, ~uJar. Im· e CA"U' • e o•APES DISCRIMINATING NOW AVAILABLE IT • Euy"' cut f'1i high proftl SUM. .or m°""' vrc. St. CU.loin C.oii!'e11 . .I>"' ,)'.1 "'I'! cjc,.•'fll,'.W, • "'· med poss. Lease. Pvtpty. •POOL '1 ' • P!llVAti_fATIP 't.;!~~~(p~ =•Pres. Cb\lteb. l1o~Off·f.ntt.f'.i~~. C01J'lp~~~:c;f!1243'· I ~walkR.. ,.· d_e.,, ....... •• wb-~u •• •EcH•EAuTIONNTAl•NEAG~!TON. HOSTPOEVJHTl .LAL"ELIANCU ·:rm Yh, ~ Hunllnalon ~acme water). ~ & Oak ....... FOUND ..,, .• bl", mu•! ~ruqt., ~~.,~tr>', frQ~~~·-',11 : ;;;;,,; 6755 ~ .,. l.!J · Vtew "'!ind. 1'fr; lakes & MiOntit,y. Ea.at Side viclnlty. !~l~J lff&.ll, Plfhl~1.Pf .~' .,...-· -.. _,.. • CIN.n air blue .s1c:1 ... ind 1uft..'#•pt beachn mdUnta1n recrea.tion. Onl.Y 646":6924 ~r. Free~~ , . moNING MY" HOME · °"n V. Franklin. ~tor 1611?: Sher L,.n• 847·7461 Hu ntln9 to n Be•eh I • 10f un1t 4 'level ~coMplex-sunllt Mtdlterrin. 6 ntlleai ta»m Reddlng. Good "-' • $.75 a doien I "'-2202 I 1st Sin'nal West of B•ach.off Edingec d I termg «1 Balance! PH. LITrLE ~-tabblt, vk:. ()f C.arpent•ri('ln 4590 e ~A)-2242 e , • e11n ••an -·, ~-·-•··-·· • s•-·• Rd • ~ Balbo.a • 3300 • Heated pool# 11un1 af'd sundtcks ~~~:T~ot'.~~ 'N'.B.4~e&;' * '6'..... • • · • GOOD ironing. $.1.00tor'20 e Lovely community recre1tion r~ .. b Ca> MALE. Briiidlc, Grea.t Dant, CARPENTRY P<-1:. 1 d&Y sc:rvice. Bririe J. 3 :i! <fE~F~"!u:ocl<. RE.AN~.LFSurN"the4 Cosio Mitt 5100 e · All tloctrl~ Gold Medallion kllch'em .. 96<111~ AA. Redding, U., H...,Ut<m & Harbor. ~OR RJiiPAIRS. ~o Job hangen. 642-8393 06 ,...... • ll)door p1rklng with eddltlon•I p1rkin1 lot I=-"-'=:;>=="===;;;:.. ~ ·roo Smo.U. Cabinet in gar-• Ironina;, Alterations 1 52$1 Mo tU ~unt-lS. 67$.5632 (Ost a Me11 ,-i 100 Excellent. , park ,. like aur· • P.•~~nent managen:i-.nt •1aff •net .. cu~Jty RHOrt Property 4205 •ro=uim=,_a11,,....w~hl~re-m'10-,~c-cat. axea A o the i cabinets. * Free Pick Up & Dellvttf > 3355 ·• gu1rda • • t .......... , 545!si:zs Ev.fa. s-u;:.~12 Days * 642-806'9 S.lbo1 Island SHARP'. Compact 1 "·., roundings for auults requil'-n,;ol"J)~ A'J10"'' ·~ ,.,,.,, /. ~........ liiguel A re a • H o •·• I=:.::=======-I :.jf ..,.. ing peaee • qui«. 1 .tp Easy acceu to L.A. Metropollt•n ,,., ~-·""""1' ,., ~ ~ · • AUUetsoni 2 :AJR. Private patio. Walk quiet bldg. Adult& onty.,$125 ' Discriminative Tenantl SMALL ,PARCEL SALE! ~ .. Landscaping 6810 "' '1>op'f • bay. Range. mo. 546-4914 aft6 ·., wknds. 711 .OCEAN AVENUE • Tako >OUT ~le!< wbtle Ibey Lost · 6-401 • H'OME REPAIR • ="""'--'--"---- • refrig, crpts. $150. 642-33.92 -1P&,t. ~goCA.~DrEN last; 4 ac, 41A ac, s ac. --'------...;.= Cabinet.I, remodeling BOB'S Landscape Servi~. or ~3008 eves. N'ewport Beach -i200 HUNTINGTON BEACH 6'12. aC} 1016 a.e. ll"-ac, FEMAU: Siamese with kink Pi;_-om,pt,. ie4$f 646-4224 ~i;;;t.i~~ maln'3· MARTINIQUE . 17141 -536-1 487 12 ac. 16 ac, 20 • 25 ac. in tall. No """"'• 2 "''· REPAIRS. ALTERAT!O,NS Huntington Beach 3~00 1·.!~te t;:~h.wlil~. ft~ GARDEN '-.f'TS. • , Paved rd. frontage. Water ana:Wf!re to J.ava. Vic of , Cl\BINErS A1.r1 me jop . Hirata Landscaping ~ /~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!'!~!!/ Dist. Mtn.-. view, Pine & Femleaf & 2nd Ave, CdM. 25 ' &48-6'1i.3 Licensed contractor, insui'1!d FREE util. 67~9 or 675-2000 Mr. · 18th & Santa Ana, C.M. oak ~ Near lakeg & 67>1821 yrs, ~xper.. &-bonded. 714.: 847-1167 Mc.Pherson Call Mrs~ Henderson 646-5542 REAL ESTATE' mountains. Ne Redding • •• H · B h 5400, ' ar · t<EWARo! Blk •-Wllite long Cement, Cone-to 6600 RENTAL .BOOK OCEANFRONT Bache I or'i :m~~Sa~n~ta~A~n•;·~A~p~t~ll3;;· C~.~M~.;l2"uiin~t.;1n~g~l~oEn;,'~"';;';i;;;;; General Easy terms available. Pb. haired female°' cat. Vic' ---'---·-·--Lockimith Drop In & . Brow1e Apt. 1 Adult, $85 mo util ~AT'fRACTIVE 2 B·. •pa~•· 2 Br, 1% Ba, tirepl; ci>t, B I p 6050 (96l) 357-21.21 or 243-3801 Seuhoi:;e & Npt, Wearing col· CEMENT work wanted, no Incl 675-3127 • ,.,... d lndry UI ntss roperty or write Owner -P.O. Box Jar. -·~ i'ob 100 •mall, .. easonable. LOCKSMITH Servlee: 221 W lk & l · .. 1• 1 W I •-H rps, sep rm' AA "~din r., 96001 .,,_,_......,., ·• · a er ee OLDER H half bl k lO uig c ~an. a k w arbor wa!ih/dtyer nr Brookhl1l'Bt · ' ,...,.. g, ..._.. Free estitnates. H. StufHck. 13th Street.Hunt Ing ton ome oc Shopping. $110. phone & Ad·-·. 1165. "'" ••~ alt SACRIFICE $2000 down. Lrg LOST Tj\anksgiving CclM,. c A<> ""15 Beach. Ca 11 SJ6..6636 Ocean 2 mature adults $110 54.9-3643 ,,A.,5961 ,...,..,. .,....,...,-4.6.> IAgi)na hon1e -3 com-R E W led 6240 snui.11 brown male dog, .~-=""""=-=====,.. -• Edi""'<'r 'til Ju-. s~·2677 or .,...,.... ' Key 5 • • en e· EST co CRETE anytime '"°" "'"" "'' ,.,,.. t 2260 M I A t E "-· . 1..:::,· ==.-=,_.,...,-mercial lots, Anu business. ----------1 ··-·-rs to D-. OR ><•<7 B IN N i==========-1 "424455 l)pen Eves. sro.5140'°"==·======ol a ape, P , ~tar -v ............ ~ 1 ~ Mesa . NEW 2 BR. APTS. 673-4702 FROM owner, income pro. Walks; pool decks, floors, WHY PAY. R.fNT??? <;:orona -del Mar 4250 .MOVING DEC. 7th ADULT LIVING \..::======== perty Laguna, priced.right.~~ ~~~ngb~&c:i~:. Patios. Phone 642-8514. 4.G~R,Pvacanii ~down!~?~ APTS. AVAILABLE 2 Bdrm. w/carport _ SllO FROM $120 Business Rental 6060 Box M 7oo, Daily Pilot Dover Shores Vic. 64.2-64.39 a CUSTOM PATIOS a 1 ! 8r , o .e ren ... 1 BR FURN. real.nice $150 Gardener & water paid Mrs. Jackson, Mgr. BUSINESS •no r-cpncrete>awing & remova ~if no ans. 545-2l74 2 BR UNFURN wi gar & 2 Children-O.K-. 2312 EiWand St.,..ApLB k ·SJ40P$ * FINANCIAL -Personals-6405 Slat!! Lie. • 842-1010 ~ l5rASE -CondOminium, 3 patio, $185 mo. . 2566-C Orange Ave., C.M. HUNTINGTON APT. CONCRETE work, all typea. BR, electric bit-ins, pool, 3030 E .. Coast Hwy, CdM e 636-4120 e ADl,1LT LIVING Fot J..ease Bui. Opportunities 6300 Attractiv1 .Expe,rt Pool decks & custom. Call C!Ubhouse etc. 548-9601 CORBIN-MARTIN SPACIOUS 2 Br studio, new New 2 B~ apts. $12.5/mo. ~:a~~a!·~~~~~ CANDY dan~~~ ;:_~~ all 548-1324 1 • REALTORS 675-l6G2 wall to wall carpet, new Mrs .. S~i~a~ rvt;gr. 1323 L Ni I C ' SUPPLY ROUTE ~t~ An• Hei~~ts 363•0 WANTED, mature, quiet drapes Elec. blt-ins. AH Huntington Street. agun:99.f3':.. orp. (Part or FuU Time) Ja~e;::t ~~ ~O~ll . f!BR. single: cartp'd, drpd., woman to rent small, pret-newlY painted, no pets! 2 BR, frplc, bit-in range, '"'"""""'""""""""""""" ExceUent income for Cew hrs. PACIFIC SINGLES 'i ·rWJ, garage. No pets or ty, furn. apt, Liv. rm w/h-Near, freeways & stlopping. s~ . fe!Jced in. Patio. I 'AP X weekly work (Days or Eves) "Bindren. $l15. 546-9078 a-bed sofa. compl. bthnn. 54.9-0412 after 5 & weekends cpts/drps, • freshly painted. a:o~ ~·~118ti ~== re 1i 11 i n g and collecting Where the attractive, partic- Contractors 6620 a ROOMS ADDITIONS a L.T. Construction Family rooms, kitchen or units. Single story or 2; Paperhanging P1inting 6850 PAJNTlNG -Papering, Christmas Special, 10% qff, Expert Work, Ev e-11 : 54s-4903 SA\'E · I.' t~AS • • ~ 2 BR. house. Stove Util's pd. Use of wsbr/dryr. I BR. grdn apt. fpl. cpts. $ll5/mo Mgr. 842-'1844 Center. Excel. for real money from Coin Operated · ~l~~C:es ~. ~~~~ I ··,i 'f.efrig, ~vailable Dec. 5th. $80 mo. 673-~784 drps. B!tns, lg. pvt, patio, F0R Lease $143.50. 2 BR. estate oUlct', accountant, Dispensl?ri in Costa Mesa 8_ Costa Mesa. ~ f1JO mo. 548-5044 3 FULL baths, 2 BR. sep. pool. Adu.Its, no pets $lal. 1~ Ba., townhouse. paint store etc. $110/mo. & surrounding areas. (Han-1 "==00-c-"°"-cc--,.,--,. j ~MfiLL 2 Br. house. Stove ent. to 1 BR & BA'. 2 546-5163 built-ins, crpts, drps, trplc. See at 826 w. 19th St., CM. dles Name Brand Candy & REWARD for info of probate 11• ret'rig, available Dec. Sth c gar. very pvt & quiet. OPEN Dec l5th. 2 Br. un.-962-2902 . : Bkr. 642-4422 Snacks) $1350 Total cash re-or any rourt case con- 1 ~-fi48-5044 $225 per mo. Ph: 673-9034. furn. Call 646-8746 wkday NEW building for lease. quifed. For Personal. Inter-cerning Lenore C. Andrews, estimates & layout, phone - plan.s custom li .. -signed. For ~ ~~-·~84.7-1511 • I~ . ,.~ ~· for appt. morn'gs bef. l2:30 Laguna Beach ' 5795 Prime location in Laguna view in Costa Mesa, send .P.O. Box 2554, L.A. 90054. Home Improvement • * Fre'e Estimates & Plans ~., ifo'.:·guna B~ach 3705 YRLY -2 Br. Upper Dlxe. l, 2 & 3 B<inns, no pets, lOO CLIFF DRIVE Beach. 2160 sq ft, with Ol' Namebe, Address and Phone ALCOHOLtL~ Anonymous ·hf ··-~ ----Married cple on1y. $150. mo. 0 CC 1 without equipment. Must num r to: Phone 54.2-7Z17 or wri~e to "MONARCH BAY AREA Blk. ocean & stores, Quiet. near . · · $l20.-145·• $180. LUXURY FURN/UNFURN see to appreciate. "ROUTE DEPARTMENT" P.O. Box 1223 O:ista Mesa. MIZELL & ASSOC. ~5 E. 17th St, CM 54.S.2208 Additions * Remodeling Fred H. Grewick, Lie. f ··:mVELY OCEAN VIEW 2ll'h 29th St. N.B. 546-5079 or 54.6-0451. Yearly Lease. 1 & 2 &:Irms. * 494-1036 • P. 0. Box 3S46 2 Bdrms. & sunroom . 3 BDRM, 2 bath. frplc, clos-Ye8rly Le'ase. l bedroom Apa.helm, CULif. 9'2803 1 4% Baths. $225 Month. 2 BR furni.shcd apt, garage. t'd garage. Adults. $140. 327 steps to Short' & $bops SHOPS (2) for lease: Prime FRIGIDAIRE iCftbts 496-1243 bet. 1().5 PM Sun deck, upper, adults on-B Cabrillo. 548-4691 Oceanview from every Apt. location, Newport Ocean- ! -ly. $185. incl. util. 604 fr 1150 1 front. 1,550 sq. !t. 673-2138 JET ACTION ~RONT. Large, Narcissus, CdM. NEW, Lge. 2 Br., cpts., drps, om mo up. ease -• 3 BR 3 BA $350 bltns. Quiet! No children 494-2449 ,,.,,,,arm. • · · BREATHTAKING View, uni· ~ or pets 642-2864 REAL ESTA Tl: Q · ~7 quely furn. 1 BR., conv. e PR1ME Retail Locatione 17 x 40 good ft & auto traffic. 1875 Harbor, c_M ~ .. !"ler den: $300. By App·r. only. VERY nice 2 Br., new cpta., Ganeral·---:--- =~~~.B~a~~ns, refrig, 2L37RCaGErnati.on Ba ,641~ ~~i~~~~dults, no Rentals Wanted 5990 O_ff_i_ce_R_e~t!.1 __ ~70 • 837-8242 after 4 A .private c e or .x1. --·--... • ·-~ . ol H;ghway. Rerc;g. & Newport Be1eh. 5200 FREE SERVICE TO LAGUNA BE~CH 5 BR, 3 Ba. to responsible hotplate. 673-6904 aft 5 -~--------·! OWNER-MANAGER Air Conditioned family. $275 mo. Principals OCEAN v· 1 B 1 $125 M th ON FORES'.o' AVENUE • ...,,.,. • .,..,. O'l<> • 1cw, r. arge QR BROKER .Mliy. Owner, "'"'-o"°l Apt. furn. patio, $140. inc. Desk spaces available in ~--3-S088 You select your own tenant newest office bWlding at 1 biguna Niguel 370~ utils. Winter, 67 (incl. all utilities) ACTIV~ RENTAlS prime locatlon in downtown 1 2 BR upstairs apt. Adults 534-6982 Laguna Beach. Mr cot~~· I NEW 4 BR, Laguna Niguel. Balboa 4300 preferred. (no garage). Nr. BUSlNE'..':iS woman wanl! 1 tiooed, carpeted, be:autiful ' :ivlew! $Z75 per mo, lease. JJ H ·1a1 RI._ """eled "'"'titioning. T w o i ·_:;~!--213/244-7845 CLEAN Bachelor Apts. -.oag ospi · .,, BR Unfurn Apt. beach area, r""-'' ..... All util incl $75 up 646-5855 to SlOO. Gar or carport entrances: Frontage on Beautiful renewed l:aundry. 28 washers, 11, dryers, 20 lb. washer. $18,000 yr gross inc. ·$27,000 F.P. Find ·out how easy it is to own! Coin-0-Matic Equipment, Inc. 2334'/i. W. Valencia Fullerton 714: 525-7833 Going Into 8usines5? Golden opportunity in beach area. Phillips 66 Service Stahon 1 i: ·~ase; 1101 Bay- s1de & Marine Dr., Newport Beach. Contact: Annou·ncements 6410 -----YOUNG WOMEN! Planning for the future? The better things in life? MaITiage? Over 21 and gainfully em- ployed? Let George intro- duce you to Stainless SlC{'J WatcrleS!I Cookware. 842-8272 .Eve. CHRISTMAS Lellers pro- fessionally typed -.vith holi- day paste-ups on rolored 673-6041 * 549-2170 Carpet Cliitaning 6625 . CARPB"r & Furn. cleaning; for 1 day service & quality work, call Sterling for brightness! 642-8521) Mesa Cleaning Service .Floors, windows, carpets, & upholstery. Free est. Res & comm. 6 yrs area. 548-4111 paper. 100 oopics S3.75 + Electrical 6640 typing fee. Vickie -642-14.85 .E_L_E_CTR--IC_!AN __ L_i_ce_"_"_d, CHRISTr.1AS Lighting & bonded. Small jobs Malnt. Decorations. Le as e & & repair. 548-5203 Installation includes install -===~=~=== & dismantlt'. 642-6300' Furrliture Restoring 315 E Balboa Blvd NEW 3 br. 2 ba. 419 3Sth necessary. 642-00SS alt/ 5 Forest Ave., reRr leads to .toJ,dominium 3950 · · S N ....-.~ Muncipal parking lots. $50 BALBOA 673-9945 t., pt. Islc. $""-'· mo. pm. per month for space. Desk AVAIL. Jan. 5. Lease, Xlnt 1 BR. Furn Apt. 1312 w. FI am e I es s ! 673-6433, 1 M~A'°LE'""°~B~E~A~UT=y,.,....·o=p=£~RA~. and chairs available for $5. Cond. 4. Bd. 21h Ba. Enclos-Balboa Blvd. Yrly $110/mo, 675-5161 TOR, wi!lhes to rent good Business hOura answering ' ed 2 car Garage, fireplace, util p('I. 1st & last mo's 2 BR, Apt w1 gar, nr heh. booth space in Corona de.I service avail&.ble for i10. ' ''Beach &-Atlanta, HB. $200. plus S50 deposit. 673--183.5 Stove, refrig, drps. Adults Mar. Call SJS.7952 eves. All ullllties paid except & Refinishing 6.675 EXPER'"' furn. refinish., pi-WESTMINSTER anos, antii:tues restored, gold leafing. Tanis 548-7951 CHUCK CROWDER 714: 772-71.10 n4: 774-1043 ;F;;;u;;n;;e;;ra;;l;;;';;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;64;;;;12 BEAUTY SALON Established. 6· Units, finest Laguna location. Best equip- ment. 494.9972 or Eves. 494- 8619 I per mo. 96fh102S BACHELOR Apt.<;. u\il paid. only. $135 mo yearly. EMPLOYED sigle ad u It telept,one. ' r;=:N f ALS $70 & $75 by the month. 207 4.2nd St. NB. 673-8742 wants 1-2 bdrm. house with DAILY PILOT .:. Apts. Furnished 673-9702 BRAND new 3 br, 2 ba, garage, unfurnisbed 222 FOREST AVENUE ~ Gold Medtillion apt in' Eii.st 846-0902 or 962-8081 LAGUNA BEACH NET $500 per mo. No selling, Work 8 hrs per wk! $1500 cash req. 635-6720 ' ~n•ra'-'l-::::::--4_ooo_ l !'.!H~ue!!n~ti~n~g~to~n~B~e~1e~h~4!'.4~00~ Bluff area. 725 Domingo WANTED: By refined widow 4.94-9466 .. · RENT Dr .. N.B. Call 548-84.82 room w/ priv. in Laguna APPROXIMATELY 558 sq. Bus. Wanted 6305 2 BEDROOMS car Pet • NEW, )Vestcliff area: 2 Br. Hille;, nr. bowling green. ft. ofiice space available I ·P-A.;.R.;.T_N_E_RS. _H.;.l;:.P_d_e_•_i_c_c_d_. : 3 Rooms Furniture drapes, built ins. 1 blk 10 2 Ba. All extras. patio, g•·. 548-7695 'for immediate occupailcy in · 5 Pt t ... A ..... 46. College de.,,....., 6 --$25 Month s. sores Adults $185. 642--0239 Costa Mesa. Ideal fo r '"'h'" ... ~~ $130 yrs oil, 12 yrs Aerospace. ·· -'LL o~ N TO BUY architect, a t t 0 r n e Y • ac-Con•1·oe" • all. Small initi-' MEMORIAL PARK 1.==:=~=== I Mortuary & Cemetery 1.G_ar_d_e_n_in.;g,_ ___ 6680 Complete funerals from $245 Cemetery lots from $130 Includes Endowment Care Everything in one beautiful place mean's less cost. No trat.fic problems. 14801 Beach, Westminster 531-1725 893-2421 ANTHONY'S Garden Service 646·1948 LANDSCAPING MONTflLY MAINTENANCE Complt'te Cleanup. Reas. Exp horticulturist. • .a:.u • ,,o Key at 7681 Ellis, Apt. D. Westcliff 5230 Rooms for' Rent 5995 countant. Conference room • "' s;, 'iRehigerators Available} 642-2835 or 842-8303 available. Rent is subject invest. P.O. Box 5 9 5, I"!~~~~~~~~!"' No deposit o.a.c, UTILITIES PAID $145; 2 BR., beam ceil .. hid. R~M or .room & board in to tenants alteration re-Manhattan Beach Japanese G'ardening Professional Main! Landscaping. C 1 ea nu p. 637-6951 ~' H.F,R.C. Furn. Bach. and 2 BR. furn. pool. Avail. Dec. l st . nice priv home. N r quirements and is offered ~ ..... furniture. Rentals AND unlurn. l!ld. pool. ,Adults, no pets. 642-2514 ~~~~urst & Adams H.B. at $300 per month as is. , ill' W. 19th, C.M. 548-3461 802 Knoxvillt', Apt. o, H.B. ==..,--=~-,'°"',.,-.,,.I CAn be seen Monday lhru 1568 W. Uicln, Anhm 774-2800 a 536-2914 • ---------·IROOM for Rent: Prvt bath Friday, call 549-1151 for ap- ·-HOLIDAY .PLAZA FURN. 2 Br apt., down1own . Corona del Mar 5250 & entr. \Vork'g adult. $75 pointment. Lease terms DELUXE Spa•ious 1 Bd•m mo. 116-A 34th St., N.B. negotiable. Courtesy to ' '" -• · Hunt. Bch. Across from ff}Purn. apt. $135 plus utiL Library, no children or pets. aft 6 p.m . or wknds. Brokers. Xlnt. Parking. '11eeted pool. Ample parking 526 Main. 53&-7396 ~ .., -MAN only, kitchen privgs. Deluxe Offices . -No children-No pets , fl: b"' $50 inonth. 803 Governor SI., 1965 Pomona CM 642-5858 60X12, 2 BR. mobil home, "' ort• C.M. 646-52.S9 SUITESorsingleoilicesfrom 1 • • beach loc. 1 Child O.l\. $160 $55. Carpets, air condition. : P .50 1 BDRM, 1 bath 4-Mo. plus util. 536-8061 ON TEN ACRES ROOM for renl: Working ing, secretarial se rvi ce, , . .,,tcx. Garage, fenced yard 1 & 2 BR. Furn & Unfurn woman, nice, quiet home. Ct'ntral location. Orange Bkr. 534-6980 General 5000 F~-plcs I Pri I Patios I Kil. privl. 642-4794. County Bank Bldg. 230 E. 'Cb :;::==~~~Ii~~::~~~~~·· Pools. Tennis· Conlnt'l Bk----------17th St., CM. 642-1485 ; sta Mes~ -ilOO fst. 9 hole ~tt/Grt<!n. Income Property 6000 2 ·-o-,.,,-~C-ES-,-580--&-1_1_00_,q f't• VENDOME 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-2Slll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~iiiiiiiiii $25 Wk U ft_ Parking. heat & private ,, • P (MacArthur n.r. Coast Hwyl restrooms. 340 N. Newport ' etudio & Bach apls, IMMAClr .ATE .APTS1 M d" I 'Id' Blvd, N.B. 646-2255, 645-2684 ' r...1ncl Utils & Phone serv. IMMED. OCCUPANCY BEAUT. Liite new 2 BR., e tea Bui 1ng : "Maid Service -TV avail, Clo$e to Shopping, Park crpts, drps., bltns. lovely 1 COMMERC. -300 Sq. ft. l ,tiew Cafe & Bar porch. $175, 2 rm off. 1 lNDUST. -800 sq. ft. , ' ' 'i76 Neurnnrt BJvd. 548•9755 • Specious 3 Br's. 2 Ba Prime Newport Beach a 64&-2130 a e 2 BR. w/dt'n or ofc. '>l.'/ba. or guest a P 1 location -100% leased • • BR ! 'i' · ' w/patio. No pets, Refs . • .. qu e . wry nice, a Swim Pool. Put/grC<.'11 ExceUent return • .ora.ge. dulls, no pets. e F°rlll. lndiv/lndry fac'ls 675--0621 death of one of ! 6*-2768 ..-Elden Ave. 1845 Anaheim Ave. VIEW. Frplc, b 1 t -ins, the partners necessitates J .-6¥-COSTA MESA 642-2824 cpts/drps. 4;e 2 BR 1 ba immediate sale ' NEW chamiing 1 Br. new;li!!!!!!!i!!i!i!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!I $190. 3 BR 2 ba $281). 4. . reduced to $175.000 Industrial Rent•I 6090 M·lA nt' new wareh'se, ba, 'pW-t-. Desirable Ind. ofc., drps/cpt, ldsc. St. frontage. (21J) 941-1368 Real Estate Loans 6340 Our Best HOME LOAN TERMS Today 1st TDs 6.9 7~ -:{0 years AND 6% 'Y(,, rase basis. Call for details. 2nd TDs 8% int. FIVE years and al! o!hcr types of J'('a} t'slate financing, serving Orange County 18 years. Sa.Iller Mortgage Co., lnr. 336 E:"Tlth St .. Costa l\.lcsa &12-21n, 542-0611 Eves. 673-7865, ~-1157 Mortgages, T .0 .'s 6345 $4.200 1st TD, $42 mo. s~1~ 3 yrs. Large down. {TI4) 83'-2935 BUSIEST roart:et11lace tn town. The DAILY PILO'I CIMsiflecl aectioo. 5dv11 money, time k e!fort. i..ook now!!! Cemetery Lots 6418 ONE lot. Harbor View Memorial Park. $200. • 546-5904 • • Travel 6435 EUROPE for students; Ronic, At.hens, Jerusalem, Islanbul. Munich, Paris. $1097 1.'<lmplete. July ll·Aug. 18, Garvisch 962-5963 or f'. V. lligh School 962-3.'1,0l . SERVICE DI.RECTORY -----··-Babysitting 6550 CLEAN-UP, 1rce s e r v , rototil, grading, sprinklers. lawn~. haul 'g spray. 64&-5848 a.it & Edge lawn Maintenance. Licensed 543-4808/645-2310 alt 4. Cut & Edge Lawn Maintenance. Licensed ~4~!808/645-2310 aft 4 MO\YING. Edging vacalawn. Gen'I cleanup, I.Jouling Odd Jobs. * :.i!S-695.i DEPENDABLE PR01'~. care at Moderate Rates. Vincent 642·03?'3 EXPERIENCED babysitter. .::======== My home. Refer E: n cc s General Services 6682 fu>asonable. Weckdnys only. ___ ...;..;...,...;..;_ __ \Yest Costa Mesa. 642-4294 WILL babysit by week in your home • You furnish transportation. Cali 642-1407 WILL babysit IN YOUR HOME any hour Sl .25 hr.; 24 hr. rates. 548-43!19 HAULING, Cleanup garages, odd jobs etc. Free est. Jim 548-5325. anytime e LIGJIT HAULING & C L E A N U P . Dependable reasonable! 546-5476 SCX':K IT TU 'EM! I ","JUin, Must see to apprec. iiJOTBDRS, 2 baths 4-l?~ex. BR 3 ha. $375. 67l-6904 aft Call Mike Scholessman : .,A4ults only $150 mo. 2220 Bit-ins, w/w. 2 children 0 5-;;"""-;:=-:=-:-t::=:'~ "r ~ • J1'lden,C.M.645-1251 OK.Bla.534-0980 2 BR. b"plc, goc, groundl &IARllOR Lots 6100 j,_\~f/TI. STAR GA'ZER:l<~J I .. a ... , WILSON WEST $120. 2 BDRMS, 1 bath, blt-f 100 r · lmmed/occupancy DOVER SHORES 1-~~~~--ar CT.i\Y R. POLLAN,---..--,,--! I 1'•!3R. turn. util. pd. Httt. ins, w/w. Util paid, 2 p$l60 mo. Orange Coast LO. T APJ =.1!1 H Your Do_ilr Acti~lty Guiel. H W>T.~~•a.:.n, !p601, Adult!: 6 4 6-5 2 7 6, c:hild:rl'.!n OK. Bkr. 534-6980 ropercy. 673-8550 COMfl'ANY F ~ ,,.9.; 19 Y .Accorcl1ng to tlte Star... Y • 2 ~~@ ; ... 1740 MODERN 2 BR apt bit-' tt Simple Joi adj!lcenl to o., 7.19.».61 To develop me$soge for Friday, ~::,~28-39 c t M · 5100 frplc terrace g~'r ms. REALTORS Dover Shores. Plans avail· m ,2#73 reodwordscorrespondingtot11,11Ttbers '49-62-n IJ"r.t. Bach. 2 rooms, bath. os a HI ' ' age. 673 00 &ble ~r·uitus ofyourZodTocbltthsign. ~"'-•••• ""1ri&, bot plate, BBQ. ,..,l ~iiii!ii!i!ii!iiiiiiij!;iiiiiiiiiiiiiJ ~t~lS5~/~m~o:_. ;-~-~== .44 JEAN SMITH, Rt1ltor -- I' ~e";e.: women on1y,ll!!HARBOR 2~~.~1~~~=s1-= 400 E. 17t~~ C.M. ~·1~~ ~~., ~i ~-li~~.:.a ~.~~!i 2000 / ~J.,._.74 . •Wot~h 34Wrllf"51 ~Mote ,J., ..... 21,,"8 NEW Fum., crpbl, drps, 2 -GREENS 10 2 L R 1 L t !"''.!-"=~""''-'! 5Frlend< JSStnigot. ~TI.rough _,, I 'Br. _Blt·ina .. .f«d. $14.5. Lido Isla 5351 DEPREClA-flON r .. _,_,. :~.·und·e~ ~tils, GIMINI ~~d rre-ou ~~ti• UGITTAl.IUS '.!lllulb, no pets. 2n6 Maple """'5"'... .,,..... ~ ,w,y21 &lmPOrtO!'!t :l3N-s 611 A11.,..\on NQV.~2 frn ~. ·-ou• BA~~~ UNFU0 .., 1 BR. Single Adult preferred. With this management-~ all improved. some view. 7J'.:~,J JuM:10 • 9S.. 39wt.tt! 69 F0t~es _.:21 \ >7'-' .,..,..._ \,...-u:.oLAJn. • •w~. No pets. $145 mo. Util pd , new induatriat bldg. Leruied Ask $10.000 each. Owner r-.': <: J-2S.3ti lOHa1>11iritu .. o ·n~ 70Sin<:~•• "'"" '80' FURNISHED Bacbclor from $1 QO· 107 Via Florence. 675-1892 to n-tum approx. 10% on rhay tinan~ -su,bmit. R. I J~~7D --l~~ !~t~ ~t°'..::,~ J:~~ Apt. tar woman. Ulil pd. tncl utll purchase price of $95,000. Forney, Bk:r. 54()..3862 CANCll lJ No! 4JSe · 7J AHecik.,ate CA•••co•• I ~-'~ B•oa•wa• · · H ti t B h 5400 1,~ .. 11,.. ''Ga1....t 7,comi»w .... ~i-'-~ .. "' ,,. 1. 2 & s 8DRbl un ng on eac Xlnt n1a,jor street locattnn. FOR SALE By owner in ~ J\.IN,E'1 is Mor '~~... 75 To D£c 21 ~ Read DAILY ' PILOT c L A s 5 I F .. E D ~:. 2 Ir _.,. ,,..,.-.w. FURN. &: UNFURN. NEW 2 Br. apt,. cpts., drpa, Fcaolrl !','°"'w ~orma!I ~tnh please Le50.uxlca~,ia, on... Neptune Ave.• k"i M.::~.1 :;~·1 !~~' ~~ ~tlfll' JAA2 1',",.' .,.1t~, I ~ ... ..__.... . _. -•u&UU Hooted Pools. Oilld ca.re & bltns; ......... -: ---" loc. n. •. .,.. .. ,, ..... IA} R-2 Bluff Jot, title L~J~t?!~-: llA ..ao..p 78Thot . "i~ II e ST •. $14 Wafer Ir Pl pd. "-1.,., •••. to ~;"" _ .. --~ """"' Eckhoff & A11oc., Inc, to mean "'-h tide. View -~ •19Will .. ,"-"" 79e.,.,,_ ~.n ........ ,...., ... .....,,..... Several to choose lro:tn. •u.g LIO :lOCompm\'Ol'll so ror 80 lJpllt!• AQUAklUS • -No ""LI allowed 1125 Call ·~21195 1818 W. Chapman Ave. La Jolla, Dana. Point. Ask· :11 ~ru s;1 ~ 81 Al1P<ltW ..... ,,.... · :....,.,... o "·"r 'SJOooo~••••trs-~~''".2a ;ac.,.. s;lOt va.iim1u1 JAN.20~ • NEW 1 BR. Dpll:..--Scp.-"I i700 u.....,_ w-. at Mar-range, ....,... , ing , . ~ a t : ,,,._, ,, _ h ., , "' "'• I . ' II D 1' s .-'="' ,_, ....,,. DELUXE New 2 °-•nt ••1~1 E'-wknd •~·-li!,•llO.n 7 ••1row " -... ~PO•,,. nt.ll ' garage. Quiet • .Adulllt no 'bor It Adams Costa Mesa. • ' u.. -. .,., •lilU' •vt:S-5 ~IJ TRIPLEX lot 18th " ~•To 5'Tcxk!y -..... • .""'ti. U$8 IC't..to. .. 5'8--1021 .:A~~-cpts .. drps., bltn.s. ''!!!!~~"'"!!!'!"'"!!"!"'"!!!'!~I W II C 19 2S Wll1 ~Pay 85<.iouJit S.l2-23-3C . ~ -• tll """'™'v $150 Month $11-5:4.Sl 1:NEWPORT AREA a ace, .M. ,850, 26En11gh""" 56And 861.,,jico~ S7..Q.J9.86 $115. LOVELY 2· Br.""ll • NEW• Ownt'T, Box 768, Blue Jacy, -vntGO rs~~ ;:~. ~~ flSCG ,W. Blk.. K-Ma.rt. sn .roam NlCE individual townhouse. Br., .SCYenll to choose Commel'clal buildlna; near Cal. '114: 117-3575 ~ ~2l 29 G;;d~.., .59Andritt, .. 19 n,"';'"'ll'l R';I' ~-~ ,t\f\Dlts. sa.om: SCl-3932 qppeu, drape-s. tr P 1 c , !fom: C"(l~. drps, bltns. Well water front srio.ooo .'or wru 11"0,..,..wr=s~R~-l,..c,1'JOO,c,..-C!=1>~0r. SEPT. 22 30 AM oo Somcow'• • '° ~1t1ori .....u. z ~ , • <l· f . -" prage_. No peb. $13). 2652 loc. $l25 962-fill1! exchA.nge tot cl~llr 1'1!side~ anp, $60,000. Ten&. ma,p, , ~ •t~Good @Adttne "{)Ncu'!J ~U3Sf I ~·it ekiphl.ntl! DilnM""""' ~ Ave. :>48..sA28 C!-lARG,E IT! •n $50.000. Bier. 642.s556 FHA app. 67J..27ti6 I .:_· --~==~============::'.::===:'.'.~---~"!t! •• .. f I • • ...... , ' . -I _,., ••..... 4 •••••• dd .... 6 1 d 1 ''cl'f-. ---_.........__"""" ~.J.a.J.-.'-.....:.:•-...... .._ IRY 1730 etc. ••IP ·~·· A .... 1110 -· ltBin. •• i8~0 "' tb n ....,. HSO n g , ; qff, ·~.,a : , . ·. , • r - • • • , ~ .... ... ·---..... *Slalllila rcN -··· S d~I 11 lw tlmlr. 1111 jWt·-Into Ill llft loelllan It =--.:.:1 l!"~'t! * "'":'~ r• '"1ait'IDdllllrlll .-Qd b... . \ ~ SPANISH .. .. " I -t _, 0t11+sma• .. --' ~.-..;.,.. -.OPINlfllGS POI • .l ALLIRGAil trltl .... 'n71»-•i 'luci118lta¥J•f " 'Cy,.._·· · Jr. Dr1ftsm10 "'=:!=L le~~'-" ..... ., · • C~ M11•11r : : .. ~&Uw"":J.i~,;,_()t,f,' ~'I:(· c":.r:1~1cA11• • ":!!.' -· -·-. < '="'·Ollll. · ., ·CG1 11S • .. ••••"". 1:'~11' ..,,, •· •':'•· lill.-si.w s • I -I ,llCATIOM ~ tdel,..... ... ud nlit-..,... ~'~-• r l • ~ .,......4NIM& Qll-. loS NATURAL IORN SW.VP'iRS .. · --dOiinlilo. roumrit! JllU. lllNA -(A, " •..uat lfOWlb opportuiilllll wltll C111t of .' JMllJinnY,.._lr::•llY -1 s,..1.1-.... '""""'., -..,... II:••--" -v. Am.Vlca'a -~·-~ 8''w-Jamd-'lllYll!. IDlll'a~or 1 · S LI--s ti--s '-·~ 11111 -........... ....._ • •• d ••14• re •ad io.. -t Pt ,.,,...__. da Olk """ ... 1111. • "Ulll -1'b MUl'I' tNC\.~ r--:-__. ....... ..W.. llMM. '"'"' ,. ~·· fw "'' lilllll•l\t--•' 1 'bllc:k~ ...ld;'°'Jr~ .. ~-·I j; ll llt'::. l-wtW ... llt'flt tt ""'· ......., ,... -.. •,,.... u~ xboo1 -...... --Aw1r • ..-.--.: ttn 1"" ,_.,C.~ 11-4 · .. -. ... ,,..... .,..,. •. 2a" · .i-~~ _.., j 1-YOVll ,.._ .-ll9r tcldNM. ..... "'--' .._.,.IN. '*" _.__ .,_ _,, · >-A . ~ $ f.dr' Ill'., .. )(n ,.,...., lr mfnw 2 fDllll'>. 1-HOTHINltFOltW.ll -TUDUOMl.YI additional llOlaW °' .... ~"'"'';:.:;~ Newi*1 ' modlll. decoatfv. ~ill &pePWa. •. . To Piece =N:r:::~S41 ~~r1dlso Ad ---· • OP c.wr, l!<C. ... All·-,_,... ·~lll .Qr•lctl' ..... ("' doolpwftltmllddnfbn:aplnp, mi!iNr. 'I Costa M ... Tripltx 2: Br. l~ Ba. ltucllo. Trade ap- prox. KOOO eq. hi!' trust deedm, tar I boat or ! • Al;ent HM.nl WILL 'nW>E PLASTER- ING fQR TIWlsPORTA- TION CAR OR PIOC UP. ·- Trede JO'lf car on.Re.art RancbllJid. Ownl:r's cost. 20 ae ·~ at OuUtmu vaney ore 1 o n. Partial trade pcalblt, 5f4.1'B N--DY b> ......,. wm .,_equity for rood Lquna residen- till lot. P-0. Box 1423, HWll!nituii Belch. <n4J -Oonr. ClaJak! 1953 Jquar 3~ liter . SalOOn. SB,000 actual miles. Runs A: look+ .twp! Trade for mlid Pick Up. ......... Corona del Mar. Steps to beach. S BR 2 b&. Vu: lSM . equUy. 1Want cleu lot or small 2 BR.home CM &reL -Ew. M>Olll5 '""· Have 26' Twin Cnlla!r, clear. FuD ft9h1nc equip, insured fM $850). Trade for l!fI In income ~· Own- er, -nY "2-7510 '57 Ford Pick . up with e1.mper sbelL Exttllent conditioft, $5m value. Trade for campirw' Trailer Of' ! PhoM 6G-OCl7 nu. '511 Old1 Station Waion fOl' iood ' late model C.olor T.V, Can after 5. S36-.!822 't'lUS sPACZ: RDERVED f'OR YOUR ,AD. PHONE 642-5671, TODAY. * * * '" _....... -·-.. ,,.. ____.._ ..__.. • 'I ' .:;i Tr.desa .... ...,Palm An~ •"',<_,,;::·~· ~-,..:.'0:,.~ .2"JC-~lnlM,Colff.nN4 u~ ONL"J $529.tl •-' · ;_;. Sprirlp. va.lue $14.«Jll. 1or NO. PH0HE cw.a,:~· lr la. M lliMI INttladlu.;J 1111 equ111 la multiple Wll1'. 1110 Dole w.,., °""' ....,_ AUTO UNI " -($fot5.t5 Y•) u ( -.1131 <tlll MM25I Mst'W-'NICS 'Ito .• ~: . ..::·· • ' J "• -~ .., 1-r 11""'5-" hlw ... MM W ... ' • HAVE:l6''1btr,l!wboat a...A'."'~.~bt l .'C.PatQrCO. ' ... II ;nm•~--.w-........ _W..ur ...... chl .... plM . wlth•-,'tnllerandex-H----J 7~ * * 'I ' 1 · d ' ", ..... . .· -w1•-......... tASHJCN Ill.Alm eoao. ppnwe ·f1r11lt"""', ~ · TRADE' ..., ....n ear. SALIS MANAGIR ......._ -"'...... ·lll'WPOllT mm .·. . ' ·~·-• ~ I Ill l ' vw or ····· .·"'2-;.TRAINllS • _..,..._Ml_· ·' •. "w -·-. ............. ,. (N.f....,....oit-IUT°'-'UIYV"'-;::;ai:· 2 Br. t.we BannI,. S Br t. . C'»D.· Art •t M'.f-&WI Hu full tfMe A vr~IUll . 2tst .......... ~ 1'4. · M11fa_ ' H•-leued + St,552.:J>ld Uidvziiw, Ppoi.s. ..,,., llLL.MAXIY TOYDT.A . ,_1fto!1.,.., . · -· ......._ l>~c-·.,._·J.1.t · T.D. Eq. 138,1111. AD -.. 11111 ""*' "'° .......,. cau. 11111 Be•oh-.... · In tho • 1 ...,... ~·r.-' 1 part. want: house, meome, farnia. "9;I. OpenlJw cmot. UAL, uf,\n •'r ... a MeneJ II.Mm · MUlt be avdablt for after.. Hmtew · 2· v .. ,., aaille '9Atfeft -,...,,. WNl'I :::~ land, ! ......... """6 In LqW. -VJoJo, -·t ..... -Ibo , :::'..w-lilllt, ~ . I a :~ 1 ,~. I' Have LAND -ao tone am~.-.... 1tottt1tan&H•ntt'•s,•n "1•¥iom~llli.r.e. u,.allMrd.;::and/ ~1:n'W0:~·1i ..l..~ i>.;;,·,,f4,,r ·· pA • acres $200. per •ere. -• 'Beacll! ·CAL_L P'll inc llr&t' unounla of cialh. or te)etypei experleece. DmONs. ' i> ~ ' ''" Want boule, income, !!!, We need manaien for ... · Mc:Jftmee-:' VJDap ~•al mt t.1ux:l'W datlJ .u. Myen. tbffe area&. No experience Eltate (cc:ner BNOldiwnt "*'"" a. ... I -• r.... ...... m.f756 necew:ry, We train YoU b:I 4 Garfteld> · eom,tlaU" waatt. root Puff Tin. n..mttunr •rlf! -~ E. Side triple>, ....... ~th":":..~ -11 •. · .. . SIN!m = :.:i~ ... .... Telefypt --;;. ~ ~ CANClfolL' ED' ==.-::.:.·ii .,,..._.for Tnlot Deed. t .. t!al -llO.DOO. PART 1'h;o> -Oll1i 6 AmY 10 lo 9,30 P.M. fo £ tllo -~ b I t . a.mer .. ,..,., '11. Fortin per ...... . -, ~ .~.. J . c. PSll1f '0. Oper1 r R8llDI L la H-"'1 .. Deco-. . r ~= ~~~· Get in on the~&. ~=-mP-:.:: • ~ , ' Flwntture ·. 1 :·~ *;!:.. _. ~w~ .. -t-Ia-.. -mode-· ~I -.~lclmp--~:'...: c!.;m':'.10'"' --,.,._tloo. .... ic '""'"" lalln4 -PBX ........... ... 151 I. Cooot H ...... .., Sporilell ..... 1 ... -I "" ... """'! -· Alto. will -$1000 equ1ty.., ,. ti~11111 'GolJl9', a.... ... ,-' .,,.ltmilty -. """ tde\>Jt ....,. Newport -h w,;e:.1tor:1;n!j.;... ~,: ~ lll •cru _, Palm cAu. -or -to 156 ' . ...,...,. -... I *"---------"* MUSTS c~1m·c.,...1 n.un, 1'rI, lat ·I l!l ;s. Sprlnp.. Baluce an land 12225 Harbor BM., Gardet · EXP'D. C0\1NTERMAM t' ' -" r• 29()1 ----C • $895. llS Month. '31-1131 """"· *CITY Atrl'O P.unil• ·---:.,---~--I $615.00 . ..._,.,. -~ . ''!:. Wont smaller oar, -... • . . "'1' -... Cl.II. Director '" ms· COLLINS . * COOK * ~AS rou.ows, GARAGE ---= Olda " With ·~ :r Trim • c.., .... I.,., - -• . . .. '""' poftr, .J roe m· -. .l • Lane Cotta MMa. toot , air + $1,Illl). =dll . · •• ,...., ..... W-_nOG • • , · OVJ:I\ II ud ~ • te h In I a.ilr. _ ,.;._ lO .. ~ ~ on s ,..., near Palm $523 lo $636 Per Mo. . f"f-.. RADIO CO.· EXPElllJ:NCED 1!b1tom ••\lhd. -lable ~ madline S!Jl'llo -!l.1&-1131 ~ .. • c ............ Hoopltll • . . • ll'lll:l'l:IUIE . = .. ~ ~ ~ . =ch< ~-~. llJD llll).:_n111-fnr slfle..;..Applw/, CITY OF . PlflOlllllllllWpCllt. _;...,..•ln.:.olJ-.·-. APPLYII'!~ll . hn.vt~-<nd .. ~ okolH, chair' ••••d ••• • -•-• 97 · 2 ·I P.M. DAJL.Y -.nd, matettkw c:ocl*U ta.1 Chrfatmu .. pmtt 6, 1'tw. Vallet lot ...... or T.D. Newport l9ac . . . I la_,.. --fte. I 00. , ........... Rood Me. I Plo<l Kbw ,,,._ ~ ...... - • T.D. • Cuh for .. a.nt 9--... -· o1 ..,.,. • · ·""""""• -.,, ,.No.,., llHch 'tui(I SHOP ·# ~ -• •~ 548-1168, ,,,.,, ... Arent ·;;.;; ... 1n·,;;;.......... ' , •. N, -. I . =-..;;; J:'°f:ii' ,.,,1~-'1.111! STANTON • Comm1 Bl... ""''" lncllldi. ...... ......,, .. ,.,..., .... , Sill'Yleo. ' Mr.-·-Al applicants .......... ... • . . ~-.... ~ ~-a • " w-~ ~-.. I Coaua--mot!t with no b!u -~ 2~ L C--. ·--.,. • .,. GAS. Ro..--{'~ 4 Units, Ip comer lot, am-and diin_. ........ mw 1tP ..,., · .,...-am ...,. ·•-r mattrta: Larp , .,._ montba oki,' cmt $149.Z.·'ien pie -· 119."'9-TRADE """' ..... 5 P.M., Friday, .... "'" •it' .. "' MU = H Ra .. , Color, CMd or SU. Corw .... Mer :7 d!ninl .. rr:: Gold fl5. G.E, -• .o;:i.: $50,<XXJ equity..,.,... ""'"a·-~':,.~_.,.,!:: IH -r r~ 'N.I. .. ,_Calll..::la 671-9050 ~ . _1onp 'xtm ~both"" I!!'· TD A Cub. Excluolw B>r. v «•-·-~. -f42.U711' . 54f..27oQ · · . ' . -~!aillfo, etc. 61Ml.11 m-0113 Newport Bl.d., N ....... 11--------GAL NIDAY SCRAM-LETS ..,, -..... · ... bo,.: APT. Sbe Refripntor,~ '30 .. ,. LlncolD ......... Bead>. Phone m•> 6'TMl,U l!oe --.. • • w·-' . ---ra1 -• • --~· . """'"" -.., Coll -....... Trade""• m r> "''llW :'.:ii"":~ 111,::.-..:' ANSWERS "'=:.~. oil' . . . -~-:. = ~p, ~ ~:: * BUSBOY i66 CJ.e 1 jli( omce. 11uit ·t,pt, . Credit~ tmrrWJJateq 5'1-U.' no' "' ? • 54().5289, Good Opportunity maln<aJn detailed .i o1 Na--o.q,. -Hea.,, -RD FURNITURE KENMORE late .-•:Jij OZAR~10 RA 1.orle * DISHWASHER ApnCJ for CUftr Gilb MUlt haw aood •nevant"9 hoola Un Tia Pim lliMp 1'amam -MAH HOURS lN THi wAREJ'l:OOSE dt)'ft' I: Kelvinatnr dlD. · "" P.M. work <10 W Oout H..,. II B .. -10 -"""RMI Coddall -dlatter. ' · wuher. End 6 --loL apt site. Sep-· •• · • Estate Sllelmen.· An inter-"The best yean ot. her life 1~ Nl!WltOltT ILVD. i: maple'aib. 540-0336 :;-r ~~ ~~ 11 Oii OVElt I 'B!!y!11.,ppolnt.!Il!!l ... !Il!!l-•111-!J·!!,.,.P I * APPLY Ill Pl'!llOON * -job, fun -· bolo-"" bo" -la MAH COST A MISA G.E.. w.-Ma• hLn,o' ., •. _ * APPLY IN PERSON * 1 • tlM loeo-HOUI\S. l.,ry •Jtil! 'Ill f . o!moot now, JI01I. Coidapol will ......... t>wnr. !llM21l Halp W•-S11acli Shop No. 1 c.u "' """"""' NOW HIRING wa, $ot a S..n 'Ill-a cJ..1t -..... """' -:;::.:,~.e-,;',';'."',;,.~; Snack Shop No. 1 w-7400 2'051. C..et Hwy. M••·Wed·l'rlMpm wo1-.. -...,.roa -1a1 ... Antique .,._,.,. •• ~i lncome$3,8t0Equity$30,000 2305 I. CMtt H~. Ceroni llel Mir; CaL MC-llJ3 tenctm, bdl 11ioya. ldteherl mftad..ldde a bed. W. KENMORE auto wubm',1~ tor vacant -M -Oranp CorON del Mer, Cal. ln.to50 . . ;:;:;;:; htlp1 Pnter Spanllh or able nfw $50 •• Aleo double bod. >Tl old like 1!_1W m. County Bkr ~ J.C. Pemey 0.. ANTED -notd Ex to speall 11UW. Appl;y In Pt"' IPrlrlra. arthopedjc mat-lf7-1115 "i · · -'""""' lliand • ' ..... ...,. SJ..i lbpl(f1nced Teller .;., -11M. .\le-..... ·--• • n1 .. KENMORE -· -. * * Newport Beam bani a: tnlnr WIY Im. 1 S201 E. ~ae. ,c.a.1 Hwy, ~!~~· mUe ol· new mutt .u $1111. ;·i * ~ ------------- TWO responsible •emi· port.ant. Job entail• FOROUKNEW Coronadel¥ar.1'1Mna .... ..._~·-. •~• -/ . l.Jl ... 'l-10N"r SERVICI: DIRECTORY :.n~me:muim:"tn~ IN~~~~p ~~ won to I.Ill NEWPORT .BEAOiOmCE REJ'.,.1lGEkA'l'Olt. ... ..... Del ... SeH--Mrr. --Pleue .~.In -"'°""*·Min I .................... ; IOJI .w~ -· '''· -------------- Paporh1ntlnt Uphololory 6"0 clob ' .......,..... ....,. •~ ~·-~ :i,::_ c.aJon ln>ner 1211 IIO-li'Mll Polntlnt · 6150 CUSl'OM u P • 0 11 t er Y ~~.Soo,.<;:l~Blk.:,j Pert .,. PvH :r1--oaJq • mmber UNION IANK w-< 7SSO 1u: Ii MI'! S • I oe t ~I c REFRIGEllA...:O..,'........:, 8eo<h l Atlonto, Hun-SEAMSTIESS relatloN at _Tiie Balboo 8a7 Main at l.aVela, On,.. ARGUS AGINCllS ""°"""'' Exec. "'""'~ tra. 2 dr) A-1 cond. , . • INT • ·=. ANY SIZE Cbristmu .pedal! free ·-· Beach. Muoi .. Ollh Xlot ......-h • ---.... '/iork u ••• -· :!"-.... -· $175. Coll 51M3'11 . JOB. Xlnt work, refs, he turkey A: low lotr price on ... ,._, finwt beneftt.. No )rbDrw "'"' .,_ e1l JIM. 60-489 your UphoL ~ European .ober, dependable, bl aood =~ = cal1I pMw. knd reune !.__ ... y e ~~ -..::,::.:.:·· 9blft ~ CU1t.T1' CakulatDr 'IT Model 1----· -----!I ~-~ ~ p·~. CrafWnanOhlp. 642-1154 health, ........ with .... . only ....... " .. Dd> -~·~ ··-~· ·~ ...... -111~. -Prt -. hfl . ,,,. ""~ ~ --"•~ .... Slat houn. modest attve aalary, ....ilent Piiot ' .... exPerience i.,;:q,-Waltr-Pd ..... SI.--• _ ·-rv ::;::.: 'I!"' . _ ~S:~ci"""' JOBS I IMPLOYMINl .......... , ... -.............. """' ~;;;,==,....===llTTYTPPlll!rSi'1· . Ult c .... ,..t-. ···~· ANTIQUE Clocb, I al' ct In ea.ta ._ location, at H~ALITY' HOSTESS l')Od" and accurate Costa M-. S..1'911 1eStetion ol ~ ' e PAINTERS Med wcrk.. Job W1ntecf, Men 7000 caI1"4-UOTaft5 APPLY INPEKSON SER.VJCE, ii loeldnc fatGJRLl'JUDAY . Cafe,Rethvrint I014 American; al•e, 2:1 years exp. Reul Ref&. I--------10 AM to 9:30 PM matan wam1n IO wtlcomt accurate tnl9t. no lbarttland -'MI06l9 ~29'JO or 5t8-DJ1 ~cm Power MONDAY 'nlJtU J'RIDAY MWonmers to tlli9 com. SfT-Oal khMlf.IMt~. 7 JU:STAtJRAH'l' eqWpment =~Iii A: par~~ •INT-EXT. A•er. room Boat Skipper. Ucenl!d -CARDI maalt1 . )iaat Ila• e e Otrlltmu....,,.. >powtl"'-. a ..i., ice maddne, pie 53l-S63T Alt. 5 -~r! ft-•ere---~ nl<fl. J C Jenne Co -"'JA"•••. cu and. 11e bond-a.lldn ••• y -_ .. ~-... • •• '''" I .UH Sinclair point. ~ _ ... ~ OPPO'ITUNITY1 ' ILICTRONICS __ .........._ ~·-· -·~ • • . , able. Coll ---q. n, •·-----.. , .. M f oeD by l'tld I c.Ji OLD pin a pme tabla $11. NINTEIUeat workOR• ':11EXTEIUM'7-1.l580R Job Wanted, Lady 7020 J ..... tDd•u. futMt -r ply ~ E. Main St., hlle ~up s1Jt tm printed )'OUl'lelt! lndiYidualt,, tlJtOI'. s:a,45 :lor appoln~nl Ice crealil table A: ebltn • ---P-•• 24 .Polhlon 1111114 T, Tultln mutt baud•. S1l'I Birch ed Olllcoot 10 le--1$. Oak Kltoheft ~ PainllJW.ChrllimuSpeclal THREE Pooltlon" """wlta>MutuiJ'undoal• N1wporl~h,ColH. HOIJIEKUP£R-1or Streot,ll.B.lln4,30oblft. ~.113 Del Kar, C!M.ff' ....... l4Gooch I020 $S5. kebox 13!5. - Lil!. "!no. On1Ck66<ll00 H.........i.. Baby Ii-. ne !lo --·~ An Equal ,,.,...,....,. I dl>I only ., tab ..,. 54&-Tl.90 -~ chut $35. -~Lil. PAlliTING Ext, lntepor Companto~. Gd. ref. Wetnim.fdorparttbne EmploJier of S eWm' 15 7 I I) MO'nlEJU.ESS llome, 2: REMD>IAL Re.mi., 2n4 • ~1 Hew, latetl·detip CM ··~~, Lio. !no. iT ,.. .,.,. ,.,.. .,,___ Mulvol 'i"' Aft!-Jan. ·I -ilth: ...... -.... 5 • 1. u.. Ith Gndo ·0pon °""" -""' .·--vu, ...... Amer .... ~&L AcouaticJJ. ctll. 54&-6325 BUSINESS machine trainee nc. WAffMtr boud 1: suo. 1tni.t IM'1er Jn. owr tbe 1.11 of 45. Pbomca. Banta Ana YWCA ~ttm. , Varlaul colors. twn a: clocb. La tl' ·y Alae/oervlo., otart $300: Npt B. IBOI Woitdlll MUm * 111'1>1 * liatlnr quollllaetlono 6 Olrona lltl Mar. -· lJ0.3SIT can• 54Mln 4 to I p\m. ....... -· 2'21 Plastering, R•P1ir 6180 Apply '181 W. Dtll 31-. CM I .A. 1212 ~~Ntidwq rera. to t)&Oy PUot Bnix ~ Call f'D.-3121 • Newport :&ltd., CX. 1-··1.~ ............. M.... CM. .._ needa port MISRCN.ANDISI POil Oeror .... I022 ..-........ • PATS Pluterlnr ... -le Heir 7035 ~ ~ ......... tu:RK TYPll!r --· Fut ....... die-AL AND TRADI -!'! --lJTD ,., .... Free .. -can ;;...;.;,o,;...;..-'"._ ___ I START YOUR NEW cw. WAllltl'!N DENTZ ""1'llW -Co . -lera1 -Pumllur1 iooo LWO.'fihi9hbon UITIIINGJ:lt,.....:...., ......., DOMESTIC CAREER .... 1100 ....,. -wta. -....., • .,.i.86-ml . . . GARAOI SALll Ind.-. Tran•l•UJ~ Pl bl "90 with tho NEW YEAR • •-.it oMIIIla · ., Ol'l'!RATOlll • --YIAll IND SALi Doc Ti> 6 Ith id am~ "rv Ice mu - um "I Train now -In 0. evenflv ME\&IMltiftlti 1~ work put time in our new ._, .,oru Wfft • .fXl-0 Jt.ntal fmnihn 1'9tumed 121-131' Vaedia .• 125 w..:'. l'tpam ·~'n. Tou11~·:.:. Plumbinc >I •· .uv. Wort!: HELP · at our Balboa Jtland hM.cJ. •nrvKIY "" Newpcirt .me.. Blrdl St. NB. Hr O.C. fnn moMl apt. Lia nnl i:... U,. '1tcben dnk' 'l'ii ·m&tle. ipabm.tic, gua:r. Lie., lnlur.; rernodtl, ........... ,., •••» II -..n_ MT·Tel Mm Glada\Dm airport. UnbtllnaYe·--ar -u----ii 0 0 t I ' llubDn ..... blldd. •--~· -11-D 1...-. •.1 An., __ ,--. Em-'--Jo" .... ..., ,--~ _._... , ••. ., ~pair. rooter ..v., 531·'154ll you LEARN. Eun 10 u.. "'~ an-r .... --"WV' ....,ri-JQ:ED Gtter b' s strt. after 1nl.1 rent tlds Nmttun with .......,. ~ bo.wBl:ts fancy .tttchn. N 0 1 ''" PLUMBING REPAIR ... +, lat year ...... bo Newport ....... GENERAL Ollloe, ........ ochl. d .... odll vacation. -...... H.r .1t.c. 511 boll, -.. x-"""" .......... ~ ~ No jcb too amaU LlYe tn or llw out ewer 25 with 111CCeUfu1 t.Q.. . e SECRETARY D e ins nqidnt, " ~ "1' Vk O:n1a1. Prt, CM. CaD W. Uth st., a.ta ...... ~~pet cacet. 9ki cuh at wume 'SS.•· ' e "2-ll2!I e H..,..k..,... -8o1eo exp'd beJoN1 RaoU1rae • .... -• mlmile -HaN!le lll!hWJ a1t 5,30 54W4l1 1-. .ii-. boby 1tamo, _,., ponnilo ~~ f:xcelalor J.cency but not a necwitJ. l'or wvm ~ u '. s . man, ltalonnf, _,.,am. •Al'I'JlDI . -l'till er part ov~ CU'Yed din nn tlll. ~ ~ • ...pe. 5ilD-.t212 or~ '~~ S.Wlnt ____ .....;6..;.tl.;.600 I 430 So. Broadway, LA !llOl3 cont Intft.te1" eoll Mr Go7, dtmn.. W..,, 14G .. 1$1T. ~-"· ~bo ~~ ..... Q;.., 2L Days or._ 5 Ia&-. dn, "'°tdl'r ""1· et1; .. l'!l!llt, mlec .._ 1111 SINGER com;teto •iOidl --(:JIJ) ....... , (213) OJ-1135 .,...,n, ''"' .,,,_,,__ For -Inlb, <d ----~ 5"I _, ft11, oll r. $!00. t,. °"" · W---... ALTERATIONS: DOMESTICS AVAIL.. ,,_I09Bl.axt.nt, I All AM='= MaYSITTER w*-_..,_.,!hi•-· LAl\GE Girt !cout '""°"' tlm .,,... u<rlll~o , Durlqr Doc. our .... -Cool<IHakp/a, C.Upleo. WAITIU FOUNTAIN v~ PJ!i!i'AL AlllllTAHT. "" :voide .-: s ·.i.,. Mot. boOl lllO. ITWIOI . a......,. Sale. Clolbor. Au .... tlc. Ids-......,. and alteratlonl d-Olild c.re °".....,,, ROOM SDYICE pa!ooi. J:l!SlllJOI' ~ ""'' L •r • • • 5• •• -I PM • -~In Q . boblto, _...,_ oduli.. matlc. bu--· ,lllbod will bo buaJ with altera· MIC A.GENCY •. ........_T1I plll , . Hllla.-. lllU7 ,_ ...... , . ·-~~· _.._. ma-......._ -. pmeo, mat· hem, ....,_,. -·· tionalor-ready-lo-weor ""!'.,.. I e .. 'a.,uoa c•n11,";';t11IMOl'EI.-ii'AIDii, 6lli>ftlai -;.iji"i.,;',;i';;;. bl~ln ~-~ dubo. -tachh>eni.. .._,,,. ..,., ............ A -........ E. Iii (LB. Bl.) -Dh---1. ....... . -P.O. .... Bl Ill -. 1111 II-Blvd., -...... ~ • chair.~·-'I):!--.. !3'-11 .... "'1ifll w1 .... ••. 163 So. Weotern LA. 3!l<\!3S IMMIDIATE OP'INING ,. ~;.-= _. ,.,.., Calli. -, Ooa1a -wri -·-· .. , JU. 330~ -· -12M111' · ;'_ THE GOWN SHOP °""'" -~ C.11 w.,,..., Dinh .,.'':.. r,:, la~ 8Ul!Nm 11 <JOOO · piifr.u, llllCREl'AJIY 2 IEIGI: -ill• .. ,... 8lnia Ano I\"·• bi. ' ' : 1J:; ' "'6E.CoutH,.,.,ODI """""""'--YILLOWCAICO. ·-·""--1 .-. .. *'tile> ... ,,.. ........ B.itoet1dllUGE'1ALE;• .. i'li.tMtr.l<lllftit. ~ • Drt-idlw-AI-.tlcMw ru .,... NEWPORTll INN us i:. llt!t $t ----:., ~f . -' -~ Ill 'IOdl; '::'· :;" !!!:.!."'-•· ,... Guitar ....... ,.::ija Fut•-· HolrW ....... M1117200 a.ta-.., ... _11_.:•AIYSIT-Tl:ll."" -:: .. ·.ro-'..-.-........... . e ..... e -. nrrN.JamlllneRd.,N... llCJY/U(f\l. ~JIU'I: , b1t1lne;t4. UW In w RCA. JiiiCi a whltl ·+;: ~· ::ia;:•=. 1tw1~Amp., ........... . e ffiiE DllESSIW<ING I< Put-146-11111) _. bo ---~ ... sdk . ... -- -wlill Utij A"" ~ W., 2 Tll.JI _..,.._ +•; Alt ... ...., 1u1 ......,. !loo~ ..,--mon ..no v•;;. -llWIP -.Aft IWlll to 00 e 2 -· ...,._ --. I: ,0_, • , Stand ................. :;;aJ! ~uamble prka. ~11!5 to .U.,,., IDNfll Gilb. PART TIME b MWIP&Pft' _ .. ,.,.!w :lfte. 00 D~ 'ht 1"11111 uzr CXlftllfDft'AL ~ 'ilfii t4llllll. (m9Jl•). Erit)dtbC for oiCJ .u.-·-c...... -bo .. ---......... ....-.... .. ¥••• ss-••--Cll '-_ .. ,.. -··c. -..... su• ~ ··™"""··--A: SalU'J' aplmt fll'ID!L-11 drr earb'AM«~..t. tkl8 ha F&Vwlid ·,,.•M. Msr•lllW. ~ SASft IOI'.&. lll:D • OIU' • ritris.ilrw1craiD8..a.: w-~ -. ..... v_, II•• II0-15'5 -...._ -wtth W..,, -j:Oll -LAall'-BuW c.>L - --Giii .....,, Ill -st. Ma P1L wo.nn 'I work. App't. S.nOI llWNTANJX:E MAN t:ru.pol1aU.. Newpert BAB'f'Sl'rl'1:a "•'f•rtl•I• DiPiKOliLi ,... WI 11 .. Mlic:o, W• 7IOO -e, .-. AM9I' ~ . , n.uaa::D CMlm-~ NAJhrlfl•ll ~'":!. ,._, -Apia. UTI .,.L Mr. Mui 16-H<T or ~ ~ C... 'INt. -............ ·A PAi't.ftlo:· DISHl'-c::aiilljh:, I.. 1111, Al -ol _,., -eat,~ Jrt. ::s:: 9l1'd CM. l&lt.r1 JtD..On IUP~a:a:. if::: ::, -Ole.~~~--~ St&,£,.,. ., '1.tateu!i ... ._--. ::--1':: ~di~ :::~ wd -!Iii ' TILi, c:. .. •• "74 11WNEE-... -oo1eo1--Cw_ W,!1111 Hor, -...Un . Z."'i!= iliOW:1!' -· - - 6 ""' --. ~ ~*', •v-. ... ,..._ • ...._ ~-...,. l'uHtl_.,~ GEN. -·~"~port G111L Jil!lOi, u11....., .. 11.11o·wowtBM!.. ••••-llilbuW. iii; -•......, • _ _. CUit. -'-JDatall' 6 -Apply 1111 W. -Mln ... 1'_1n_ --llrjo--......... aol--•l<Jl_,lll.._all.2PM .,-. ~~.-..r c4' -. .. ,_ .. = :.1"L':'o:f."ii ~ CLERK. Retall. 411 1'!.~·CAl\='M• ... ~~ ~ ~~f1W'Oiul"11w7, ~P'....::. ..._ -'fl".!..'·'="== ,_ ... -O:p'f!i ·:= « -'!".'=''""' ~ re.at r. NT..ueT/ .Eiqled. Owr &. ar.,.. DOORMAN • Pu*I At. lklli4i1 11¥&1ne .. 1a ; JWU••iiihi u;; eDP'DftJGOOlr.--..,.. l'flll l'IMll ~ --.+rt,.,_, p6f>, -., -Count> ...._ -<1111 -. ..... at -11111 ~ ri;:.:.: \.J!lt.,'ldi... ,.. .,., ,.,_, Siii -•11 ollloa. 11 .. 11 -ijilfi -......... it -~ a.1=• lil5-ll40 orpt.-.Own--_...,... -·---J.w11,...°""""''A1' --lceaeb,...,AK&-.-Ill*"'._._ r., •• , ... I R.,,alr 6985 EXP'D. SertSee Station At;. "*-'"""17m. J::d... m..1• ..... ~ .......... cC.IL. .. .. -"1 Ania,.. a ....... - "" RJPAIR o11 -,.ndant Tac R z TT"" MAN, 1'111 -,.,...., Dontol Ofllte Mini•• TOIJllG iOiJ. ~ -., KDi muir wtth ,...w aiili• ~ "'°' -i'iiiJitiijjliO CiOiiliO (4loe YlbLiil • .__ Di911 illt. I R&dkla, TVa, nerw ete. au:vftON n ,..,,,..lo INCall w111dow.hadrJ6 ........ ~ •k•i·•• .............. ODI .... .., ...... , ·-.,,,..._,_~=·-~DK .. . mr -CM. .... im m"" c.M. • ...., "-Cout H..,., Cdll. • -* 1:. Oiul """ OOL ,. -. m.TUt """'· c.1 s• 111t a11er -!!" " ..... - -~ -----...---~ ........... ~ ------- -----------------.... -----= •-----• • ·e 4 ·+ e+o ••et do o+oc;, a a e••e ... - q f .! -· • DAllY..k'OT ~n -~ .. ~ISi. ,oa·· T~~AT~ I TRANS,;o.T;T;OH • ~~SPORTATION r~sjopRTATION TUHSPORTATION ' 1ALI A"D fllADI .;:_ .. LI ANO I.I IMO ftAH ~--D ftADI _ ~'9 ~ f200 Trucb 9500 l.._iod Au!M HOD lmpo<lod A~ 9600 lmport..i ~utos HOO .... ,·lftlt, 112s ~L.°'1!!"~'! Ml•••1•11• MOO Mlac.Wan!M MIG HOW '6J CHIV)' JAGUAR llNAULl VOLKSWAGEN LA.01131: Gtrt..belp to-. c..t. ~'• o-frh> t• PICKUP -:-••~·-:-:·':' -::'.!•:::-!:•T1i---J,,--,-.-.::;;_;~~.:....-1---------1 ER -...... ANNIVERSARY 1'111 Iba .,.._ -~· If...-... Lo.is 1!ed,. t°"A lllt. ~ '66 J!l.O XKt COolt>o ~ -1111 NIC:IST CAllS IN -Plt. l2" .,...... SA'.r * AUCllOll * ..... --.Or'.lctnaJio --= ~ --JJ85 Cub 1'111-,In ~ ---• llPC 1215. ORAflGE COUNTY fi._--prtl. Flin. hap, bat& tit. 11'• • 11'•' ,;:t) 1-.;l1 •. ild)..,..<f<~ltodo;O'>b tund)'.wlthcoohu'li>wllove S4&-4l1I 1951 VW . doe! uo a... w~ .... ctlebriW. our 'lib PIM.le call 5't-$3.l1 tr .. 11•ttr. .. to'. s,.ct•I' l9w • ~ta $S9 • cau jqUJ« budmt ltll Interior. 1'1'"'-u ... Thick. 1'111 ti Diii ___ ,·~tan."""'-'"""'......,.with -'·""' Doc6,:J!t."" ~· •:ao-5:311 dally. • •• ·'' .st.ms or ·~with -N..,. SUllM&u • ..,. • -··•ooo venu l\ollllMV. ~ cn.a;iunC.1n all de>putmeatL l'<IW 6 ull!d .eta. -i~ 'I' IM'IU• •11 -.n•vr rn ... 1 J. <' -J -, 1,~ J.h a m,Ullan.. Lea~·~ '!'.~~-:.._ _ _. lo _...._ IAY HARBOR '50 Cll,E\'.Y' PIU. Heavy du. •1 • .. ,,. .. '""°""""· In-..oio1 .,U... _, llll ..: luy -•I A ,.._ """"' room oeta, ~ Mechlne~ otc.' 1700 "-""• .... _i. 'h""'' , , I>' <•ow. !(. T •...,. tnd, tlµdl.,.•--~~PI • lll~me '5unboem "'""" 1$995 pie. t.!uat aeo lo hollow. and Joy · away fer °""""""" dlalrs. ·....-.-' • •• '-· • -_,.., """'"• , .. , i ·-!lGod \irllJ' pairll w"'w~~' " ~et• 2 lopl ,..,. ""'°"'white # -·" Pl -& Orv••• ll:IO thn.t-tlillW\try. china oatilnota, dt..._ col· P~ J-(2), ._ • 14:15 Balur st. Co•ta M ... • Bil< lnL .R.iha '. -but 23,tlllO ibcat mu ... ' A m111\ with "'<ck btWrlor. Ex<ep-$895 \l~'I" 1 . .feetabls.bunkbeda.dJn. '40Qli>"utt .n'15ea..~ (" r) "sojl..e.i.f4()()'2740-fnrtbeqll&IU;ymlnded. tiooal~dil,ttiOhin-tvVYde-,1 ELM""'llE 1MOVlllQ . NOPAY~~T :::-.;.~~: .. ~ ~iitob.llliJl!:'~!•s_1cy1 ·16999 ~W\yi...._.Bch. 1a11-t1o!UlY<· •1 'lR I ft Tl(L ,FJil.ll(,hiRY tablt; .,.-""'""""-bltllt >ll6ti0. (n4) e.lel1 New -., e \ bdrm ••. '!6 FORMMATlC 11 Too. MOTORS t ! SAL'E ! ! 1-1 _.,.. .. fine,... "tn!oc.!Wdae'"ton.•IDY-.-89T-"33 ,. • . ..,. .. , kltftioo~ •·Po·lm N"' 6 ply """1. Good TOYOTA conditioned ~ ~ fl, wuhttl. deyeh and Spl1np >M~, rully fUm. mtclwtlcall,y. New pU)t.• • SPIN MU~ MORE! I' Sto<ave -' • 1775 lobed Incl'•-all ~ ... l3tlO 548-19.12 . °""' H lml l!e!':'h :.:.'°w-~.;:," ~ t.:S.:"~~ ~"!se-: w11Drs AUCTIOll DOUB!,£ ......... ,.. ... ~ e .... 1~~::. ·:...~1.;,t·~~..!int:: si~.:;.... ... ch..,. '65 vw $8'5 ,..., on4 oqw we ""'t Y.amaho i. . ·~ ~~":" .~ .. 11'¥ rn mo. D!A:c:' , l11n 6Q.94ll5 !54GJT64 3100 W, C.... Hwy. Full> equippod, ml with .. Ut to g)(>Vt •• Some tN Kfrnb4iiff ·• • ~-~ 1".tpoft Blvd. f .o.c.~. -Rick S.ldlno'1 P',<M.OO .. ew, 84i. H.B. Authorla!d MC Deel~ Newport Beach ' black interiol', very clean, ufed; IOMt demol; IOl'M Story. Cf1rtr-Behind Toey-'1 Bads-Mat'1'. . Mobll1 World 60 CHEV'lh T. ~U. Bou,ght CLASSIC 1953 Jqua.r 3~ SC.Mm . 540-11'4 dependable "bug." ~;. -~:=tin.= Kohler t. CampWll ~:~~*y ~ P"S ·and LiVESf~_!(-19<32 ll<ad> BL, H.B. ~!!!' = :i-.; sGk ~"" Ufur saloon. 311oo,tm actuoJ Autlloed MG Dealer .. -~ -c-t Music ..... ""s. -Bl., SA -~ .. o mn ... Runs ' ... ....,,., TOYOTA •'-~-•-"""°""""lo ttll ......... .....,. Sell -~·-•-"°"" Pick ~ JUST IN T1t.1E =.:c · SEE tbe Dual Wide' Roa~ J 9510 ...... ...., - n<n !hi< ...i11 ...-.--FQR THE HOl.ID~YS · , •••. ·' NICEST CARS IN -edlately! 1:~":!,.~ 1139 Ntwpal't llW. CM "" ..-PUG.PU 0 PPIES llbot 'Pan .......,..,,, ""-· -· · . ' \:::u::•·=·540-J9==1!===:;::~1·--------I ;.F.'. B•-with "' money 646-.()271 , ft Will bold ti! Ouhtinoa. .... m ...... Dli. -G<no..al \"'1 JEEP Wagonetr. Xnlt · ':T'" ..., Lovety GI I lit M bun 10ll b&ckr mobile homes now at oond. 4 wheel drive e,it •• _.ERCEDES BENZ ORANGE COUNTY •I"" o.A.c. • 5 '"" to 114 s. El Cami::" RHI ee.utilul "'•ta I Liquor .,:....,. ~Y ::.,,...tme•L Daar Wide Sales OOf'd. Bubo, power...;.. dil: m . 1966 TOYOTA 3100 w. eo.ot HW)'. ~·s BAI.DWJM m'.rQJO• Sn '*" .. 2t. =· ~~·1:: .K: 494-mL Ahr 5 PM. <llr0nan Moblle Homb Inc. terential. ps, pb. Sell Md ~~lin! ~i:1 ~~ 642.94({}N~ ~ea~lj&4 J2rtuµort Jlinµorts l'\!~l Ntwwrt. ~: . ......U , 4.92,~D"t . biers· Filmer-am.U enn-Dobermlll Pfnodlo• . 520 N. lja~bor1 SA ~ "8de CYW burl. ·!ht beat thtre ;, and ""'°'' Autbon•od MG °"""' ~ ~r ·..,..,.,.r LAJWE Tw:~ Aldan dy (orW!ne)-Martlni-Old 'Pups ' 531-8571 ,. imposaible to find. Special '65 vw Sedan, good cnnd. , .n '?beatre Orp.n with Bella Falhlon -Cordial -Pony. AKC Will hold until Quist. IDEAL Loe,, Bayside Vllla&:e •Cam:V.rs ' '' _low p~. Llc. # RST4!1 new tires. $1225:....~~ Gm.test Gltt ol "" and · Sound syste~. Hali' Jln:eni. $1.50 each, or buy mu. Phone . Sf0..3076 2 bd, 2 ba, nice patio. Kit---'•-·,------Only · · wekend11 !Jr e.tt 6 rm. , , I it \ . 6rif. cost. J2!iOO Terma. 11et complete:; Marl In I BASENJll Puppie1 for TroJaD 20'XM', il1ee for re-$1995 '65 BUS, top cond. 32,000 G;il,.e ~~11:'.....~one;~~ Prtv. pt;y, 644--01115. Eve1. ahaker, um~ pattern "4.50;, t'lklstmu. AKC Champ tift(I cple. Prlv conununl~ ELMORE mi Camping ext:ru .Air onlozPn-r;_,cirutmas. ~ T I 1 I 8205 WO .2 other cOcktall lhakera, bred, ~ \IP. 114/ 96l-083l clubhse. Pool, beacl'I, boat ho~, $1500. Call ~)-5741 N"w H·---~ ·.-•• • ev •on low priced. ~ after & aft & pm. dock avalL $10,500. Phone d. H t ...., ~ww aawuv .... -·--·-673-12M or 675-Uil Unit ·No. •MOTORS '64 VW Ra K>, ea er, ' ~ ..... • • •• .. •• ·" • • -~ ORDER Now to!' Christmas p.m. DARLING Min. Doxie pup. MG TOYOTA good condition. $S99. .Fri ~ muy med from c • $50 TV ndio, stereo for home, AMERICAN 1 n c e n ti v e pies 2 males left. AKC, 8 284, 300 E. C!t Hw;:, N.B,. Phone S94-332'2 ply. Call 642-5015 - Nfwplanolfrom •• ,J .. Jt95 .~orbott.Vsedaetsfrom readfn& pro1ram, 12 wk.a at C'hJ'lltmu $50 to 2 llEDROOM completely l5300BeacbBivd.,W~tmnstr ~ m.aziy usf6.from ., $175 $24.96. Sony-Westingbooae records, completf' aet $50. loving home. 673-0701 tUrnwied. Adult park, golf MG .. • 0SPEOAL • Newporttt TV 2021 Harbor set o t Cl. a p 11 n YORKSHJRF.. Terrier pup. coune, awlmmln&' po o I, NICEST CARS IN Okd Jlurimond..B with Les-Bl CM &4>16'12 Encyclopedab:, 12 ~ $10. pies WW Hold fOr Chrialmas ~ to ocean. $8.500. cash, Sales Service Parts ORANGE COUNTY VOLVOJ lie and rtYer'6 • • • •• • ·' $1~ ~ Colar cond $ 13 5 , Pr of football shots (size Call 6f4.-04M no trade .. 536--2'1'31 Complet~ new MG, inventory '66 TOYOTA ~ Open"'~ ~ .. ht I: SHARP port 1V elect 4 111 $10. (:overed car rack &! TOY Poodle g· wks old See the new Austin America Sporl Sedan: 90 hp, 30 m.p.g. , ..... __,"' -'·· t $1'l5/ $15. Boy'• bike, rood tor "" H . N 1 Parle green, !Jc RSW307. We Have Them Alll • ·w Qlmtmu for )'OUt batt. •u.v new C0$ parts ,$5. Old 78 records $5.00 2J79l. catamaran Lane iiiiiii;;!f.f.iiiiiiiiiiiiii I ere ow. Kelly Blue Book Price $1360 SEE us 1SI' OR LAST VOLVO ; convenience aell $75. 642-6186 5c eL 5t6-0139 H.B. 5S&-o269 Our Special Sale Price $1095 Btrr SEE USI · ; HAMMOND RENT TV $10 SAM-"'°"o~YED=-,.-,-,,.....,-..,AK=c _.;;,=,;;:;:::~,.....;;=~ EL-MO-RE L ':tn OORONA DEL MA1t No Deposit • Free delivery WE'RE moving, mUlf. aell, Will hold tll Chriatmu. $100 :1963 FORD ,250 Camper ' -11111 1...: I ~ E. Cnut Hwy.,~ SM-5111 or ?n.9110 :=·~PP=..~:: -$125. ~ =· ~ e~ n:: MOTORS ~ ~~ UUIO qft.GAN ENTHUSIASTS PERFECT Condltloh machines, flench saw, tt-TOY Poodlu. AJ<.C. Silver air oond. Assume existing -· TOYOTA IHP()R'J'S 1 Have You Heard? Ad.mini TV B/W Maple ment mixer 1: m\acl Uema. male. white female, ~atud bal. Sac $1500 'equity for 31® w: (.oe.st Hwy. · : CONN TONE "blnet (lU) <J0.-2645 Evontna• ofter 6 and AU ...,..,,.. li46-336S $150. 64J..'773 Ai.ls Nowport Beach Pb. """"' TOYOTA-VOLVO . "SOLID STATE'" TV &. ~:-'l!: . day Si.t I: Sun. ~... " PUPPIES Germ. an l.J'U""'71U"o.J _ """ • .,.........., I $25 , .. ~ N rA" n.•nc 540-l7S4 l?':X'. Bee.ch Blvd., Wstmnru i= Harbo•, C.M. 64• _ ...,....,._.. Haven Ln, H.B. (Bch Blvd Shepherd. AKC. $25 &: $35. 9525 Authorized M!-'.J Dealer TOY OT A! ,57 VOLVO: priv. parlY, Treat yOUr earl •••• It your l-========.=2=1 o= I " Yorktown). • 644-.2101 * Ml.lST sell! Recelltly finished 'll6 MGB, wire wheels, .2 ' Motor xlnl. nso pocketbook ............. ·••• HI.fl,& Stereo MU~ SACRIFICE! 1 vw Dlllle 'ijuggy. Fibregla.s tops, x1nt cond, like new. We Have 'Em AUi e 8'17-9525 e ; VI.lilt UI atsrEREO :.;::..;..=...;.;Toc.po;..;.._•_Y_•_te_m_. 5 piect Sterling, silver cottee :.;H::o:.;riel::;: ____ ...;.;"-'-boey, street legal. A 629 S. Coast Hwy, Lag ikh SEE US lSI' OR LAST Gould Music Company originally .$500. New coDct ae;rv1ce. 1 Cha.tlnr dish, 1 XI.NT For .shows I: pie~ barp.IJ'l a\.~. 493-JZ11 OPEL -· ejBUTttlJlSEE ULS!~! • AutoWs EWP•AntYedCASH9700 · "Since 1910" Retarder speakers, tapes. butter dish, Dower/candle riding; ~ ~horse le -'-=~~.,...=--=--cc: PRlVATE -pew .dune buggy '°'5 N. Main, Sinta Ana Best au.er. 673-3652 hokier .. Community aervice -~Arabi.an.. $500. 67$-S'm ,.. body, metal ~ed, f200, 'So. ot """" 6'T-06tll Sia 10' 12., MUil ,.. to ,.. · • 646-~ • ·NICEST CARS IN . ' ~ FOR YOlolR CAR ; Mon~:,"~':"' :' .im!'!l":! _..:i~ prectate ......,12 \';!!;;1:,t=~= ORANGE COUNTY ~ IMPORTS BLUE CHIP NEW ORGANS FROM 1699. Sacrlllte! St<;. 53>-T.!80 Roa< MAPLE ... an. twin hlgh.·610-:1527 • lmpot1ad Autos HOO . '64 OPEL . . TOYOTA-VOLVO AUTO SALES ~~mwa:i:' y;: C1meru &'Equip; 1300 ::! ~~~::S!.f~ Livestock · IMO Mini Bikff . · 9275 e Spot Cash f<r Imports 8!~n :n=tins::Artifnt:r':!~ 1!166 .Harbo!-. C.M. 646-9303 2145 Haztm Blvd. new I: u¥d planoa of all .... ,..US ,..._Hnax SSE 8MM, mattrea'a. Perfect for chlld'ap =1NTO::.:::;;,c:;u=.~--lri-.t-ed"7;_:.:;: We pay more far f1DY import Perfect 2nd car. A real mile. TOYOTA ~~9700M-· h•• In So ~ ~ Call -"-6 ........... -..t' !.U1" MINI-Blke-3 H.P. B · S' reprdleSS ot year, make age maker with a lotta go! ~ makeL Bnt. .....,.. · power r.oom Movite Camera, room. $35.00 .. '9' per. Wemm ridH". '';DI. Motor. Rllllll like "50" $120, or condition. 1ry us be.fore Lie # OSD329. c.w. ri&ht he~. Jwd1y uaed -• real 1..:P.;:.M::·c.:53&'653::::,:=7-:-=:=~ Call 536-3138 aft 3 or best ofter 873-9729, bet you sell. ELM 0 RE $995 ·~N~co., =~ ~·= KNITifDfABRl(S TRANSPORTATION T-!P'.M. MC1rORS,l5300BeachB!vd. ELMORE -Santa Ana 6·. PM '68 MINI Bike. Make otler. l=w-''"''tm=="""'=;·; ..... -=""==· = E · New condition ORGANS STONE ""FOR SAL lloats & Yachh 9000 ••• 2571 • MOTORS · PIANOS KEY Romnants, """''" ~ Mill ::::::.=.:..::....:..::;::;:'-r-.....:..= ~ DATSUN , e Player Piano1 IMM PROJECTOR eoill Sat. Only 8 a.m, to 2 i.: FT. Oistom Flamingo NEAR new Mini·Bikc, wazr---------TOYOTA HF:.A.nOl'ARTERS Will Buy . ELMOR·E Your Volksn.cen or Ponche 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr '-pay top doUus. Paid for Phone 89f.33'l2 or not. Call Ralph • ,__,..ESI' SELECTION OF needs minor repeir~ $30. p.m. 929 Baker, Costa Mesa.. Racer. Blue and · told. rantj $100. Call after 6 PM '69 DATSUN PICK.UP Ph. 839-1200 TRIUMPH ~ 536-85Q after 6 P.M. "'-lier &: boat trestily "~" ......,. · .. ,_ / ~Beach Blvd., Wslmnstr,_________ IMPORTS WANTED '-!!' NEW I: USED 26 INCH Boy'• bike, like i•• J"SV"\N...,, Loaded, 4 spd, w.i· o green 1~ Oran Oluntl !...._.; JCHS MUSIC OTY ~'WI. Tand b'~ h•Ut pal n led· New white paint, white side walls, 6 _ '65 TR-4, $1550 Or best otter; TOP .. $ BUYER" .....,_ Hobby SuppltH l400 new ..., um ""'' ...... n a u g • h yd e . Upbolot"" --------•'-"··h ld 673-1190 3@. Bristol, C.M. 540-3l6S for .2 $40 Deak $10 Snare ,~-1611 hp Champ"-Motorf"Vcles 9300 ply lUlFS· $l8S........,, or 0 er PORSCHE clean thrtJout. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA , _ __. ~"" ...... .,., ...,., -1 foreign car in trade. Pymnt.s 673-9361 Alter 5 PM ch Bl d " · ;Srd~wlnAcrosonlcSplnet SOLID bronze oollectors set d%\l.m, cue and ......... f"V• !engines. Complete with S56.S6. Call alter 11 A.M. --;-;~=::;::~;::~;:::;-\.=~~~~~~~ 18881 Bea v · x»it•"cond. Orli1nallY SllDO. Presidential colrul, mint like new. 106 E. Portal, aeveral fuel tanks, steering 1967 YAMAliA Trailmaster 54>0634 '63 Porsche Super Cpe. H. Beach. Ph. 847-8555 ~.ll 11>r $450. 543-4388 at sealed. Nice gilt. $1 0 • San Clemente. 492-5110 and controls. See at 2fd 11'.X;l Near new . condltion. I========:=. A Cherry~ Deep blue finish VOLKSWAGEN S·• wknds. 67&-4738 KIRBY VACUUM Lafayette, Newport Beach. Buddy seat, electric itarter with contrasting leather in-1-:..;::c::.;...;..;.;:__.:...;:;.;:__ l-U----·-=c-----:9900:::: I LOWR\'. Orp.n Holiday :=::=======:.J CLEANERS 43• CABIN Cruaier, alpa 6. &bumperrack.64Z-Sl50 DATSUN terior. AM I FM, chrome '62 Karmann Ghia ----"'-'----- model. Ebony. like new! ~Dortlng Go0d1. 1$.00 I haw seVfl'al repouesaed Sinale acrew, caterpillar HONDA 305 Scrambler, lo ,69 •69 .• 69 NEW ,69 ,69 ,69 Wheels, coco mats, f 0 g Convertible, blue metallic Newporter Motor1 Cost Sltoo. Sac r it ice /;D! F1x up this standard I loo r mode Is A: diesel 5 kw Koe h I er milea. il.D. '62, full dress. '69 DATSUN la~ps, etc., etc. Absolut,ely with blue interior, new cus· C11h for C1rs M4=-08?4 aiu Pool table for the kidl demon1tn.ton1. Some are generator, -bait t 1 n k, Must sell! 6n-4S46 mint thruout. 12 month war· tom black top. Exccllent Will pay cuh 1or 11>r Xmas. Good bey $40. like new. Call 535-7280 dinghy, 150 w radio, el~ SELL Or trade, '64 BSA Gold Look! ! ! ranty. thru out! Christmas Sale uaed organs Hyrw: (llke ivory). bllUard QUALITY Kingabe bed ralley. ~ 675-3468 Star 350-CC; o'hauled; $375. • 0 Price. Lie. WAB 651. • 646-4033 • "'"' Xlnt bey, hudly uaed W/boautl1Ully quiltod mot-========= ......,,., Alt. 7 PM 50,000 ml, gUaf, $895 : F.REE TO YOU mjli,<N!C Fertfllitt, Oled botie manutt comblne'd -wood ......... Good fn8:1'1. ·1133-5332 between 8 fc'!&.Mon thru Frt. 12131 WHITE cocb.poo, J yn, fl??ita)e, very renUe, needs p"-1.mpoo A: trim. ~-1211 $30. 53&-8653 After 6 PM trnii. apHt fomdatloo, built :S::;al:;:lboa~:;:l~,__ __ _,. •• 90;c.· '-1'-'0 '65 GILERA. Good trail bike 1st car lot on Harbor Blvd, POOL tables • Sl•t• New 1n rr.me. N..,... """· 198· zi· ENSIGN. '"' ·~.,...... ooi. '"" Hlghl4'1d w.,,, $186.&6 Down JOHNSON & SON Gotham G6\uine 7/8 Slate Worth $Zi(I, S42-6S3& & tmprovernents. Cost ~ Laguna Bch. .Lincoln-Mercw-y Bed 2 MAPLE rnd aide tbla, Xlnt. Must 11ell $28Xl. 646-8886 '68 HODAKA 100. 6 mos old. $S] 86 f 36 3100 W. Coast Hwy. Costa Mesa Branch r " 8' Size, Diacount prlcea, Cobblers bench, maple tble Full dirt " street equip. I or mo. Newpor1 Beach 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7ffi0 642-4236 lamp, 2 corlc: 1 am P •, Power Crulnrs 9020 $500. M&-7216 642·94!l> 540.1764 '67 VW L p I I CHRl~~!ITMAS=~~,-pecial~ . .,....._ -,-,,,::.,c.1 w u r 11 t z er S Ide m an, I:..;:.;;.::;_::.:==-..;....-* BMW R.-60 * OAC + Tax & Lie. Authorized ~G Dealer owest r ces Sac:riflC"e! 642-6996 eves I: CHRIS .Craft 24' V-8 In-BarWick Hayden Imports .. .. Camper, radio & heater, ful. Sth Anniversary Sale new Wlndansea short boards . V&cy JOOd condition. 993 So "--· A LB :S~ PORSCHE B . All 1.y equipped. Lie. WFS 239 N t M t at $l00. 646-3n8 wkends board, radio, etc. B~am; $150 494-2432 · ...........,,t wy., · · leather interior, red over $2387 l-~•~w;i,po='-',.'...,,.0="•"- "'" JO 06 SALE Sat. Dec. 7th until slip avail. 673-3405 Priv. 494--9773• ~ black. Super 90 with cams. NEED A CAi? M·l GARAND ~·· . . blond P·· 1965 Souukl 25tl<:c D Sed B Military. Good condition. mid. 'IV, world &lobe, '3• Good condltionm '67 atsun an Top conct ,$1790. 2 13 I SADDLE ACK CAN'T BE FINANCEOT .$90. 548-8778 wir, :o~I r: '°,.' .. :.!,!", pllWhttJo• E !r~ .~~lioy, Asldna $250 .• 546-8283 Black beauty with air cond, ·S98-4TIO · DODGE •~pedt? eRepouffldDt--~'1 . aftectiopate. youna:, more .......,,. · "'"' • ., 4 spd, dlr. Near new! $85 1962 w'rrH only ll,000 miles •Bad ..... it? • vUIVCU • blk., hair Sla.meae, Mlscel11neou1 1600 sO. J..&awll.·499-D7 clean, ask'I $16,500. 846-1822 ----------Cash delivers or take trade. on new . '68 engi.ne·trans 1401 N. Tustin, Santa Ana •Military •New ta Ana?1 • tender lovina: care. ::.::==="-'----CARPE:fING: New nylon Auto S.rvices WUJ tinC Pflv .Pty: Low pay-p e. rfect-<.'UStom paint-im· Just oH the Newport Fwy. Make Payday P•)'Dlfttttl j r::::.c 12/6 HARBOR DRIVE IN broVf11 tweed 24' 8" x 13' Sp1id--Skl Boats 9030 & Parts 9400 ments-. 49of.:9773 maculate plus many extras 3 ruins. trom 3 F'ret!ways McCARfHY MOTORS ~RE Female rrey-SWAP MEET S75 .. Used IIJ:ht beiae 12' FAST 14, Sid Boat I: trailer, 0 SH & $3500. 548-8836 PHONE 547-9381 1420 So. Main I: Edlnaer · ~.Jed.Pers I an, shots A: x 7' $35., belly board $28. flberglu ~ ply, rood p LI EN GUSH FORD '68 PORSCHE 912, xlnt ocnd. NICEST CARS IN • .~(~~ock~aNPborS:=l ~ed. Mu.st aacrWce -& S Like new. S0.184l cond. Mark 1$-A Mercury ;4,600. Private par.ty. Call ORANQE COUNTY ~ 12/5 "E'lery S•t . un FOil SALE: Boy'• Schwinn etec 1tart, new ba~·:y 4 WAX SPEC '56 ENG. Ford. Rad &: heat, 673-0354 or alt 6 p.m. 163 VW CAMPER iji::i:o pxl home 1 or Comer of ~.a:. Bike, rtrll ll~ wetpt forward controla, Nnnq • Good com .. Eng. Exe .. 25 494-7786 Ready to 10 bunting, fishing BUICK 1. °""•hie, blond tenin-, 1% It McFadden..,....... Ena:lilh bike. boy's Sear'a lltea, skis & ropes. Ready M P G. $225 or/best ofter. PO-"·· 2 J 1 1 in f Loaded I---------~ S311272 aft 7 .~ t .., •-$9 95 '58 ~E. convert, or us Pa un. .57 BUICK ~ ••. llo ~an, rood watch dog, · -bilte &: hone "'""" ~ · _, to go! $775. 536-8:115 or _,, • ~8-1868 top, new upholstery luggage with all lhe gear. Lowest 1 ' oi;; 1 co,~ npe, all ahota. ~7 TABLE, extra sturdy rec-rood cond. ~150 -Indiana.polls HB. rack. good cond, SI6SO. price ever. Llc # B'IT'lti9 p""' t 0.,~~~ .e. ..,.,,, 9 MO. old female spayed tarcular d In 1 n I table, BROKEN Enp&ement. Air SKI Boat. '6.'f Cl&P.ic ~K KOSTA KUSTOM KARS FERRARI 545-6009 $1495 a:in' '-"""• tn enor. ,...,J. ~bJe pup. All ahota. perfect fot antiquing, $25. Force man m1.11t aell Rt ~ 75 HP Johnlon OB. 1980 Harbor mvd. '63 PORSCHE S, xlnt mecll. ELMORE 2230 Pacific Ave, Costa ri 'a ttiendl to romp with. Abo mapl.e finish. drop leaf of rinp. worth $300, aoln& ~. 2 wiled tilt. Ready Costa Mc~ FERRARI cond. new paint, brakes. · Mesa. 548--029l 1 y793 alter 5 P.M. 12/& table, exc. oond. $ 5 • overseu, beat o 1 fer. tw skiing. 548-6018 1936 • 1940 FORD N-•port rm-· Ltd. 0.-ti hro ••• 1 Be 1 FOR Sale By Owner 1968 • -Re frlguttor w/croa-top 846-1964 c~ J'V'~ l'l'S, c me w, ... ..., s. s MOTORS Buick ruviera Sllver-mue.!' ll!ll~ I: Boxed, Ure wood, freezer, fWO.door, la r 1 e ARN.~,;0;,LD:;,..,_=·-=·-:_::;1;;-1 -;;cl;;:h;::-.. 16 F'T. Ski Boat, 1968. Deep '*" PARTS * ange County's only author-otter. 494-3237 after 6 TOYOTA Ju 1 t turned 1200 mile&.: i gm Feder a I , Coal• $80 ggs...1112 ..-aa ...... •v ....., V Hberalas, metal flake, 100 '36 Ford -1 trans S15. 1 ized dealer. PORSCllE cl . 1 ea. un alze, only · new complete let p!ut baa hp, trlr, plus many extras, continental kit $15. 3 16" SALES. SERVICE· PARTS '59 hi · ~peblk ~L Ph. m.1.200 (Twelve hundred mlles).I LADIES blke new $25, man's &: cart $11). Kent electric $l495. 673-«Wl rlma. tries 4 tum sz per 3100 w. Coast Hwy. new w te pa. n in 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr Perfect condition. 494-4545 1 MALE Oock-e-poo Fm to bike Ql. 2 i*do" chn: .$5 rultar, neW $75.. 5'&-4309 set, 2 rear fenders $8 ea, Newport Beach Exc:ellent cond. 494-l283 '63 -VW -Fine auto for asplr-'62 SPECTAL Wagon, new · Cood home. 64&-'1997 a1t12 1 : ea, ladle• akil $10. men'• 6• ROSE tofa...nylon w/foam But Maintenance 9033 t rear doon complele with 642-9405 540-1?64 'SS PORSCHE Coupe, top -ing NEVA member or V-8, auto trans. & tire!!. ~ ~m. / aids $10, 1ki polea fl ~· cushions $15. v 1 brat or I:::=..;;.;=.;.;..---~--door panels & elasa $10 ea. ·Authorized MG Dealer cond~ Must !('(', 83G-1S22 regular peI"'!On. New 1 y Perfect condition. a i:ood '999 Mllbro St CM· Lad\ea aid boots $J), men• reducer, COit $100, yoU.r Jor e BOTI'OM PAINTING • rear end $10, drive abaft alter 5 PM. RetlllOnable. reb~t ·engine (by pl'06), buy at S650. 548-4WO 1 FR.Et: Pretty, livdy kittens. ald boota $20. Garden tools ' ..:ti ., •• -. evea. $1.85 Pfr. Ft. + paint with ·u joint $Ui. FIAT' 1963 PORSCHE. xlnt cond. new comp yellow paipt, new Gl BUICK Wildcat Q,,,,,11 i M2;:4!1J6 . 12/u $10. M1Je. 833--0Ml. ;; =tmu Glft Item•. Complete ht Repair '40 Ford .fiathead motor, I~ ---------1 Chrome• wheels, lki rack. tires, radio etc. Very, very Coupe. 29.000 miles. Ps~~b. ~l'W dirt, corner of e REGISI'ER Nqw-1 Free Twin bed pole 11~ toys. Newport Marine Servi.ct dudes carti, distributor, re&:· FIA'l'.1100 Station Wagon 1958 $2150. 612-3064 clean and ior We for a pw, iac air, Good tires. Broedwt.Y I: Tultln Aw., claaea &Itel' Jan 1•t1 )5911$ W. 'Balboa mvd, NB. Dry Docki 6424447 ulator, oil pan, head1, clutch $300. •59 PORSCHE 63. 890 Tnpe mere $800 or best offer. 0\1.•ncr. 646-7S82 ~lf6.-0fl6laftl. 121& Csykoshl'a Cu'ltom t ·30-"4·3I assembly A: iene.rator. all *'Sto.:;;ioo7 * Deek AM/FM Must Sell! Please call ~7 aflerl-"='="'=====~ .~ ~.h .. hua .,..,,... upbola...,. Sehl. nu.,."' · · Boil Slip Moo•lng 9036 lo• !20.00. 1hood115, btake ======='-I ~ ·-6 pm. CADILLAC I 2 ·-............. n Craftsmanship. 183 2P1ECEMCtional,likenew, ~ --drumalahoesS5e1.Phone 0 '-'60 vw N built l--------trolned. Id with ~-Bl·~ ~ MHL con! with ~-t ~•-......, DOCK '°' "'"' Newport •v .... H B HILLMAN '68 PORSCHE 912 • ew '"° •re . .-o•• -12J5 ........ """~ ~ .....,..,. tn.,• .uv ~ · · excellent condition through-'64 CAD '~ ~ DeVill . . ..__ Ml-lei $50. 6U-«J89 Beach $1.50 per ~ 1lP to Irish green with black In-out ._,... ....... 1123 hit · lblu• · -,~ t · alr ',· • -" 2 MINK ...... ,.. __ .._ ·""'--. 'C'l,_..,C -•~-w/omp. ~--S p tt:nor concounc e¥"ry ·· • ·~"· !IOF' 3''. ~boll......,. Tuneup Spec '51) HILLMAN Sia Wgn, '°"" . In ·---w e w .. n" --.... .. ol'Y'&fftrTJON -1 --~•n.1 ....... • .. ~.... Sii _,_,_ ... a tranc, $115. After .M. d•'·"'. u .. e·--·n.1-,_ 'r.6 vw BUS. exce.ptlonal con. powr. Xlnl cond. $1995. .f".l'vvvu .....,.~u ... u~ 'tet out. Eric HQmo S1Q. Rewll slot car raclns w"'~ic.u: P or ~""" ~7 ...... ¥"•3 .. "'• ..... MJ...1530 64 :.,.. . ' -21'~11-~ -Autume aeL new $15. -... 22' Oentury nu>aboul $6.95 labor plus '=======:I oglnobl• lncludlre AM/FM, ditloo. 11.686 Prt. Pty. Call .,. ._..,, &;c; ,.,..__ -"···· ... ·-•~ .._.t' _. Bal~ Pen __, 675-0611 --'---w~ls and stereo 96Ml05 1964 CADlLI..AC Co u p o '~ ~ I~-., Kue 23" deep Cabachon BOY'S Sch. Stine R.a.y Bike, w. . "°""' JAGUAR u•~= •~ 'ddtr O)Upla: 0 f"f LY I IMll).. Cez:t1ftecl proof d Stand, plu handle Mn 6 DOCK Spt.ce available tor tape deck. Mmt be seen and * '66 VW BUG * DeVille Exct.Uent conditbi j!IF!"' _121$ ...r ... --~ $30. Lib"'" 61>-&09 25' ,._ booL ,_, tie, parfS, mosl CifS '61 JJ(G XKE drlv<n to be fully •pp""4t-Llke new. IDKl mil.,, 67>-1'56 ..-:a.£ Gorda• p:Mnt (X)tAJJiPUA 29 "Qutrrlda." .. .,..1.ll'll'UL 9' _..... couch $1..sl per ft. CUI ~ug ed. 4!M-6924 '67 EL OORAOO: low mile., .. -aft« 5 ,_ D.l:oft, _.... l(QSTA KUSTOM KARS Convtttlb!e, Bolero red wl!Ji '66 VW 1300 -Sunroof. Xlnl car llke new: $5295 .• ·wants !rd Jlll'fner. Slwp! $851 Won elect. ~. wW lloah Want·• 9050 black leather interior, 6,000 mll ,._., ,.,____ "~" .....,.. llfii~li~.S:--:-~~12/5~ -f. $4.ftlO. See 81.lbc. aell 91« ID--2!ll'7 alt & -1980 Hartior Blvd. cond. Low eage... M~ ..,., 05• vov•IC'r . ...,,.....,~4;> -~ •H _ -I::;=::...;.=.;..:.;;__....;.;;..; Costa Meu actual miles. Fully equipped aellt '73--4846 Kartaa.. ........_, FIREWOOD FOR SALE e CA.SH tor beat buy on including stereo and chrome ,.AMARO PORT T.V., -~ II Co'1I $11.!0 dtl. -"5 to 50..l.'I l 14· -6&'9 VW' """'1 ""nllQld, ..U. ,,...,. ... Not•...,.'¥ ·~"." = ~~l---·------1 1 tram, "'°" ti.bit; MJac _ rowboa.ta, complete. Write Zetiith carb, Portehe type acn.tch on W. ftawksa 67 CAMARo RS. t1rtos tiem.. lilt Elm It. Cll: Misc. WintH 1610 full illfo, Mr. Siegel, 470 dllitributor $95. 54&-tSOS or bNulJI, 12 month warra'!_t,y. 3100 W. C91st llwy. $1485. 673-77U , new -...... --U/5. 50-tDt • . S. Be\tttfiy Dr, &Yerly 648-.8'm . Ne~Beach '64 VV'I wtUte radio very pwr sir . .\ brla, R &: H, '"=-·::;;:;;::_,,='==:;--:;:::I E D 111. ,.,_,. .. ......,.. """' cunc &40-1764 . cltan. ' M"•t '_ to. ,..... bucket scats-17,000 oriJ mJ. o·-2-,-s u lflOI NYLOI< blue W A N T "--~ ~ "HP-VW cnr1no. ,....Uy ~ -~ • mro 546-m& ~ ._ uMi1f UIS I: ...... nr. cDlt '91. Sen . re-built. , $J.25. exchange. Aul~ Mi,C ~er ~U!. M2-9195 · · ~~ ~~..:~'--In 1orl0.Ulto""'·-WE.--· m;.u-·-•·-· Al,..,..ft . 9100 AJt ... s .. ~-' ·&S vw. "'"' cl..,., •ow CHEVELLE _,.,. ~ .....-t' ~ ,-v .. .., JUUi' --BtUS!ESTown. -· mDar~tpyJocoPILOTbl mileage. ru.so. 494-8435 bet, ____ ...;...c..;;;.:; __ I-. -,1215 rnu:wooD ...... , • """1ltll'e, colot' Prl. PIJ,t Cou•IO T.allor, Trsval 942S , ··--5 & 7 " ri16: ~~Ill. tiJ.o l'OR SALE TV's. atft'tOI,, appllanoea. ST5 dn, $»-1' mo. Mooney 3100 W. Cout. Hwy. Oautfted M!tion. Sa•• p.m. ST AT I 0 N W~n Si' rod!: tw. tDSI Jt11 t. e ~ e tDa1a A ottke •tpment. AJrcraft $UN. F M Pardo LA'IJ: '67 SHASl'A 21' . Newport &ad! moM'J t1mt • tftiort. Loot '58 VW SUnroof; ~ puts. ~Ile, R/H, very aood .... ,_ ..._ 1u _ ""f f lUWOOD. TOPCASHIN13:>Mbltet Ortnc•· county Alr1>ort Complettly 9111(-contaiood, ~ ~1~ nowllf dre1; ndlo; like nu inter. cond. Must aell, leavt"'° ~ 0..at. ,..... • llif ~ at.eta Ml·lJll + m-C1i51 5*.1111'8 or MS-1110 lnd canopy. itS<-4071 _:;:Autho<Ued::::::::..::::..:M::G::•..:Deol:;::::::;"c..-, ---------' $451).0r bt'l1 oHe.r 642-Q38 ~fate. 64$-ZMS ' . ---... . , '. .. ~ .. . -r • • .j -----.:I ~r -lO .. 00 !ft ~. "' - I '64 -' 00 Jr -" 'ri 0 "' lO he Or - l 5.5 JO .. -' j \ ,, if -I •1 1• i I I, i -" m l xl 5. .. ' 58' ' e.:' 'S. : i > I _I , w· '· I xi " " • _, • . . ' ' I. ' . - 1 , ' & ' I '~t;'I j I I ; • ... ww-+ . / I l J J t I l I I I I ,~ I \ l 11 I J ' ' • ' . ' 'I I ' I I I . i I l ) , I ) ) I I f t / I " I ' I ' f IN l ' ! \ ) ) ~ t 1 I I \. i ) • ( I 1/ } ORANGI' COUNTY ,, I I U I 1 l I " . ' . ,. '. -/ I . " ' ' . \ . ' . . . . . ' ... -. 1 1969 & ·t968 . PONTIAC· TEMPEST .. ElllEllD ' . . ' . ' . ' . . . ., . . . . . . . . '., ' . .... : ' ' .. f191 DOWN PIM.I TU ' AND UCINll ON AllPROVID UNK CUDIT ' . . -. ' No Payment 'til Next ·Fef,:ru~ary! ' ' \' '' _I 41 MONTH FINANCING AVAILABLE .ON APPROVED U:Nl.CIEDiT · . . ' , . r . . J.. ·-· ~..i -•. --:-~ -.• " ' ' . - 13600 BEACH BLVD. -WESTMINSTER (BEACH BLVD. AT GARDEN GROVE FWY .1 -CA LL 89 2-66 51 or 636-2500 ----------------------- Usod c.,. 9900 Uoed Cars ttOO UMll C.rw 9'00 u...i ,C.ro t900 Uood C•ro ttOO 111111 Coro 9'00 u..i Caro ttOO u...i c.ro ttOO Uooll Cori ~~~~~~-~..;.;,;"'-~~.;..;.;~1 CHEVROLET CHIYROLET CHRYSLD DODGE PORD MUSTA". . . PONTIAC CHEVROLET CHEYROlET 63 MONZA O:lupe 4 spd.. New tires. Orlcinal owner. Very clean 646-3826 '63 CHEV lmp•I• NICEST CARS IN '62'11npala 1984 Clll\YSLER 300. irr, '61 DAllT . BEST on.r. 1913 J'ool 'llMUl!TAN!l2+2,~ '64 Pclntiac ." Radk> & heater, auto trans, ORANGE COUNTY Hardtop C.oupe, turquolle 1 2 dr. full power, tac air, Radio 1: beater, tac. equjp. Ga1uie 500. 4 Dr. HT tao. auto' tram.· ~ · ccm. Om.Vert. Coupe . J 56 CHEV. 2 tone 2 dr. V-8 Auto. Ve-ry clean! t350. 642-2516 aft 6. power 1tttr. Lie. HAU lt9 '65 IMPALA white, real lharpl Factory bucket 1tttl, vinyl root ped. Lie. WTF ~ · tory alr, fUll power, m.lll¥ sim. maa a# I.PM whit. with blue ~ intmf.. $787 SportHanltop.a..,,eousoD· olr, power .teerlnc, power Like new. l13'0. Evft, . $1687 ex1ru!Orlalnolowner.W 1915 MUSTANG. Exc•lf. lor. Ao..,,.,..j,-· '·"'· bl.. -r brak 327 ,_ Lie 137""62 CUtWan Dr. H.B. "3MLll ~· l ~-low -~~ -. SADDLEBACK :;:.,,:--;;;;.. ~:-v:.. iaX:.. ~~·~a 1 ; SADDLEIACK .,. roRD, 2 di'., hdtop v~. -· ~,:,';i<ic • . ·~ ... ....._ 1963 IMPALA Convertible Beat cub otler. ~ 675-lQWE\'eS 8'15-3'Dt DODGE Lie # HPK063. AbooluteJ,y Price COMET DODGE M\111"'" $100 11111 Aeabelm .. ..~ mu lllt Price. Lie.· 11111 N. Tul1ln, ..... ..,. """"'°'"" ...... Obi> '"5 ,62 C ''°' N. Tuotin. .... .... A .... c.x. No. 11 .. o11 1 .. OLDSMOllU '-•nu · _ ~, JUI! oil °" Newport Fwy. ,1575 1'I car tot on -llhd. Omet Jmt oil t11t llewpolt Fwy, P.M. · · . ". --. Ill • lat • -- '63 IMPALA SS v.., Xlnt s mini. !rom 3.........,. £LMOR·E JOHNSON & SON Sia""" w...., ' door .i.. a-.·-s,.,..;i.,. 1984 OOUllTllY 1 ••lr•, ,. ()U)I, 'l'Glwla.,. lllL, JOHNSON &'S 1 $915. ~ 646-S031 eves 1: PHONE 547-9381 . Uncoin.Me?eury luxe, Alukan white wUll Nd PHONE MT.t.sll SlJ50. .or ·belt eGtr. Air, all polllble atru. 1Dd. • . ......... -1967 DELUXE' ll Camino, SPORTS CAil 0.... .. _ --1 Interior. -m =. ~n 11,000 ml. =. ~ ::i--r.:: ~ ,, 1964 aIEVY Nova. 2 cir, Auto, dbc, _, n • w WORLD IJll -Blvd. IG-'llAIO -:'].~ ~ ';:: ::Ube"::; FALCON 'S IEl>AH Bit 'T' -~ .. -1519,All er !M. 1111 Hullw -. IC' =·~Low mlla, ::,;,.=~46ml!CL U300=Bl~•bnnllr :~~E~~N~~ Prb '595 ~~~~ = ... Lo ml. '1IO. '::'\~~~::~ IO~=~R '65 aIEVY Impala, fac/olr, f '60 °""""" Waron. '64 Impala '64 EL CAMINO · lit car lot on -Blvd. ''5 ltANCHIRO lor-book wlohode. "'-~ -"t I ;:;.. ~ 0'::,, ~ -~ ~=-""".., .....,, 1ac1ory ""· ';: :u.-~ JOHNSON & SON si--. • ..., with auto MERCURY :1. dQ" •, ~· 21a 76.ffl j~ • ·51, CHEVY' excel nmninc power atffrirW', power brak· Auto :.~~ wtoi Llncoln-Ytn:W')' tranl., JllO VI • Thil llttlt ,,__ ___, . J1S. • 1963 OIEV SS IMP ALLA es. m cu. In. enctne. beau-emu IJc. # NS1983. Al-Costa Mea Branch 1ella la •blobdltb' tmmacu-•• MERC' dr 114. 1...,.,. PL ....... OUTH ---• ~ ·"""" car. CONVERT. o.mer. fl5CI, tllul ........,.. with match--~ colloctr" •-· ~ 00 -Blvd. IG-'llAIO late. Lie # JU>WUO. On ,... cond. 'IOllO ml on nbli , I"' ' =· lor ·--,.. • "' '68CHEVY tmpala,CU.-. .:i=polaSS.yellow ~s..i~:""· '149S • ~OO~':E~ ~ -°;\',,. :!:~~~tteryc~· '67PlymoulhP""tlll '6'· !It (Green), 327 ong. Air, RllL PS/PB, Ml. bucket ,..,., -"95 ELMORE •;;',d-· $900. "c;B .. <-z ELMORE ;;;;,.;--~ -· ·-. •-II-:W~ . triodt lluW ·,,..i wfwalh, air cond. 833-28S'l px1 cond. $5115. 80-4038 ht car lot on Harbor mvd. .._ ~ J'all ~ • DAILY · PILO't DtME·A· oo; CHEVY, 2 cir -... JOHNSON & SON SPORTS CAil IPOllTI CAil ·::..~ :...• ,:,Wpb.-= : ~:. ~ :;,;;a I s. ;.., -1 LIND. Yoo ""use them "°"" cond. l400 ·or make Llnooln-M•rcuey WOllLD CONTINENTAL WOllLD orbatoll<r.-•--.._,;., wlodOw. v.,.·Jolii b Just penniet a day Dial ofter. 548-5«J1 a.ta Mesa Branch Phone 89t-3322 . 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