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Home My WebLink About1968-12-20 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa• r I '- ·- I ' • • Oli • • • -"l::' ' ll l \ t·• r: • . r;. : _1 'X---:: .-. -··· • ' I t I • , .... • • • • . . . . ' , ... l .. ... ) . • . , .. l • ' • . ' .... ,( '• • • ,,....,, . I ..... ' ·s , I • ' .. l'rolll Pqe 1 APOLLO ••• I . ,. UPITt._.... Aetre•• Wecb Actr..a .Ca1:oly1f ,Toneo poses With new husband, producel'Cdpductor Herblrt <f""!lle followlng wedding Tliuriday I!'. Bev~y Hill•. JI· lo •""""! 1J181'1'111i• for actnss, lhiJd for Greene, who has been con. ductor--ar.ranger for Broadway shows such as "Mwfc Man." DAllY PILO T ~·..:.. .:::--: ;;;;. --CAL"'°""4 •. OUN• COU1 f'UIUIHtNCI O»U'ANY ReW! H. W.-4 , .................. FNtll Pqe J . NIXON ••• ' Ing to aaume bis d&rtla lD the new administration. . It was alao conllnned that Mn. Nlaon will · --the ~t41ec:t. 'l'llere 11 a I 1 o a .poalblll\Y lllit :rrtcla NIJOO w1ll be ID tbt ""117. ~e PresklenWlect WU born In Yorba Linda, -lllP ldlOOl In FuJlerlm and -and •WU lflduated from Whllller Collep. Ha proctked law la bolh Whitter and La llabrL Mn. Ntxon attended Fullerlon Jun!'"' CoDece for a time. MIJorlog In lhma, llhe appeared In oevtral llqe proclucllom on the cam- pul. McG8"ey llld that admlaalon would be by Udell whlc:b will be avillable ,,.. of dlaflO In tbt -c:om-man1u ... .-lated ta .wmtnil the at· fair, Spedllc c1eta11s will be almoonced lal<r, be aid. • • - • y Cainbodia -Atrive · • Ill Ma . .. •• • .. ...... ..... raaaom moO.y early Thursday. . • Aller that attempt failed because ol accident.al police intruaion, Barbara '.a father, Riibert Macile, pleaded with the kklnapen not to take revenge on bis daughter. · iii:"ts=~ = ~n ~· . .:. before U.S. Corrimlsaioner Ed'ifard P. Swan. Hour by bOllr, from about 9:15 p.m. Tbuf'lda)',\ the,.,JBI ,1ald a statement :WU hninlnenl Then,, _.unr to an estremety well ij~ ,-. .. ~ llJdnapera f!!lld• a new <l!Glac! wltb the girl'~ mllllonaire parents. ' ' " ' Tbe ame eouroe said the ransom ~ .WU paid -In Ille early houri today, tbts lime wlffloul a llitch. • ' I ' .'. All .....in,, the oource here aaid, ~ the ~ Emory College coed'• .. pareoll and the Fiii wailecf for the In. Seal 8.e.<mh 8.o~bery ' le~~·••: ~~..:ty. late weclnOoil":?~tior.ier-Anlerl<an ~~ · u they as suJPOC18 in aa .-. iobbory of ' cnllSed over from Jliuaiia; a Seal Beach liquor store. t Glenn W. Jooet, clerk. "l.t the Nip U. Al Chafe of the Seal .Beach Pollca. . 'n.Sluff liquor store,. wounded two ,poten-. 't.,• -.-- ; Fr-P•fi'. l 1111 lll!>dlts who· -the lbop al , ... '. ~ lollln St. sborll¥ belon ~ time !. l. 'W~•y mornlnf. 1o1 .. , FLOODING-:-. ~ r • Jooeo told police, 111,~ auspicious . .._lie saw the·m ·JOkOdng oul!ide. William Bell, a Marcus Avonue mlclen~ . Nl7r WATEJIPROOP "We were watclllng ~ jt came I.Ip," he said. 0 Even w:btn )'OU°ft got sandbap, the .house tsni waterproof. n,;.tmoamtheawns." , m.-or ,tbe noodial oc:oaiat In tboM .-Y-w Central Newport'U.U hard by the biy. Rain water collected in Balboa lliand &treets, flooding them curi>to<Urb, and ooca""""°1 beyond. Bui ii caold have been wri: wry litUe wal<r !run the ba couraed'Uvoqll the lllii>d'a stretts. :li:; CreWI had cjoaed off the txland'I BIOflll drain ouUell to the bay. The action kepi ·the brine irom .bubbling back up .tbr<JUib the drain& and Into lheatneta. The tn-.0 of .Marine and Balboa avenues waa arnioq the beivUy Doocled, city apokellnan · sild. , • l.ocatimia· .i llild ,SIMet ~ ~ lhrouih· 38U1 and Marcua ""8 aJiO ewamped. M .... floodlng took place .at loth Street and Balboa Boulevard, 11!· tbe vlcinllJ• ol Qty Hall and II ,m Street and Ball... . WOllBI' llVBll A resident of Newport since 1917, darenco SiewUt said the flooding WU the wwll be'd .... 11nce then. Stewart. wba ·U.va at .82S' S..1 Ave., took a pbllooopblcal atlitude about the whole thln&-"It comes so seldom," he said. "The IOlutlcn would take more than n woold be worth." That ooluUon, said Qty ollicialJ, II a ll\Ulive rebuilding and ralaing ol bulkbeadl all -the ~ -fronUngpublic and.private property. Stewart'• home .remained cir)' today and Tbunday. 'l'bunday flreQ>en helped II• oded realdenta clear their bomea of water after the Ude had dropped. He hid an aq~ pllU!i under a magazine. Hts IUIPlciom were confirmed when the men entered the store and one of. tbem drew out a concealed rifle. Pollce Did 'the lill(iOCti l!>Ught medical aid In Meldco: One 'lfli ·~ held in a San Dieeo hoapital where he underwent l!Ulgfr/, !cir gunshot . ......as ta his arm and the other WU ~ to Orange County juvenile hall, poilce said. . .. • expectod -" , c· •'. Bui Ille 1'111 ,llld ln WJihlnilon tbts altdnoaa llarNrl waulill mtxsing. The " auJpOCll wbO ~ "c:barted al!o were mtsslng-IDd.WaDted men were ·put out. Tbeire RI DO comzrient from the MacklaL ' Married &llil the 'falher QI lwo cbll4ren. Deacoq .... cliocrthed u .• "blgblf fn. teuedaal" type 1'ho ~~ With lelloy -becallae .ol his pep-chl!Jll for ,taking m aay job ",;bether he'cqqld beadle 1t .or l\l)L" · In illnolmcln&·llluance of the warrantx Hoovdr. said Ki!.I WU repotted to be "beavilY.&r1110d and olvonM be "'nlldered xtrem , ............ ;;;--' e /oflis '~;i~d as a'Mool"3 b~'ai\d a'\>lllve of,ilonduiu. 1!1ie wu a ltodent at the marine lab where KrillworPd. Hoover Aki 1Crlat wu an .acapee from • CalilorDla -1 inltltuli<lll and used . the allaa ol DeaOori-" . Mia Macl<I•, a atudenl 11 EmcirY Uni· •enlt7 ln Ji!Map, ... ,~ ' laal TueldiJ' momlnc fn>m •· mold· where •he wu 9laylng with her mother. ~ -1 ~ • Today's Ft>recast: Clear, Crisp, COOi Clear, crisp weather today was fore· cast for the Orange Cout after over· night lhow.era-antl pmrtiful winds raked the area 'nllll'lday. ' ' · ' Small craft wamliiP ' were hoisted from Point Conception to the Mexican border in the wake of the stroog gusts, abetted by high Udes. Calmer condltlons; but ·with cooler tanperat-. comprised the· week£nd weather ouUook. F~ters sald t h e mercury wwld drop into the mld{i()'s Saturday, wJth ovunight lows in t h.e middle 30's. ' ' ' ., . . • .. -Ul!'l ,T ...... HOME FOR CHRISTMAS? ' Puoi.lo SKIPJIO! Bucher · . Front Page 1 PUEBLO •.• Pu~\o mw . woold be ~ f"!'IDll Monday or by the eod ol thll year at the latesl. . . n .... belle"\d thll'Wben the cn•- are relwed.tbey .wll! paaa lhnuP·P ... nuiij~/'trbeie" the' 'thri fhil ..odod th€ 'Koi1e:iH War 'was·Degottated. Military sources said they probably would be taken immediately .to Ascom City near Seoul and then to the United States. Chosun . lffio said its source.! .believed the United States had made no promlsU forcompen;;alion in return for the crew. In Washington, government IOUl'CM said they doubted the sblp ilaell wonld be returned. Bus Wreck KilJs 31 JGUALA, Mexico (AP) -Thirty..,.. persons were killed Thursday when a doubledecker bus bound for Acapulco plunged down a 000.foot ravine. \ DON'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW THIS EXCITING NEW COLLECTION ON DISPLAY NOW- MEDITERRANEAN AT ITS FINEST! ' Storm CGDdJtions over the area are c&Ullnl: a up of ocean water up the bay, said Llfegu>rd Capt. DaVid Harshbarler. HOLIDAY LAMP SPECIAL-15°!0 -30°!0 OFF 'Bomb Scare' Delays Ja~e's Plane Trip ATHENS (AP) -Jacqueline Onallil arrived by plane from New York with bOr two cblJdNn to lpend Qorlltmaa with her husbuid, Arlltotle, 00 their Groet !MMway llland o1 Skorplol. Their d>parture and that qi 150 other _,.,, from New York'• Kanecly airport WU delayed four boun and II ml!nrta TburadaynlCbl by. bomb ..... Pollce aearc:bed Iba plane from 1111 to cockpit and each ploco ol 1....,., bul nothing -"r ~ --. EXCLUSIVE DIALERS FOR: HENllEDON-DREXEL-HERITAOE 90 DAYS HO IHTElllST-LONGER TEllMS AVAILABLE OH APPROVEO CREDIT ?al .. , ' .. IWPORT llACH 17'27 W-llff Dr. 642.2050 ·Ofh .... Af'TILt IN1DIORS Pro....,on1I Interior 0.1.,.ra Availoltlo AIO-NSID LAGUNA BEACH :US Horth Coast Hwy, Of'IN •llDAY -rlL t ..... ~ , .. -.... .i "'""" ............. .. . ......... '• ' 49USSI . - ' • " ' ' ' I I I I I I' . .. I) ... • •JI . Scott Janssen:· .~ ~rvice Slai~, ~ memorial service for Scott Kenneth fonssen will be held at s p.m. Saturday Iii, the w~ ~lemorial Park t1; died wedneaclay. He 1s survived 1111 his parenll, Dr: and Mn. Walter J.wwen and .. siJter, Laura. '!'be family has r<qUested in lieu of I .Qowera a d6oa\16n:l>e,...,t to theSOou lloMeth J....,. Memorial Scbolanhlp I lilbd In care of C. lliiane M~'. , lt70 Long Beach Bol!levml, Long ""' ... \'. . . ' J.egion ChiiStmas J>arty Tuesday ~The aMllll t'lliillmu patlJ . for ben of HuntiJ!itoo Beach POol 113 American Lqloo ancl AUlillary will beJd ~at !Ake !>ark a.-. ,,.. ·-f ... the ~·be&im .t ,,. f, ..... _ Ulm wllll ba .. ucbanp of sllta bUI tlMro will be I sJlt """1 at tha door for needy lamlllea -.;Cliill Lqlomalre i. uktd to bring ~ locid, 'mi~ar:-fer fllllll1 iitltaadlOJlk ' --~ ---~=:::~ ( • -.. ---. r .,. ' ' ' ,. . ' . . . I er._,._,... I . . -f ~ " • ) -~ .J : • .J I lluUoo ., ·y<NJ' -""' forget Yotir;r~ lfllr. 1'eekU. It'll be <!¥ Opel', mid;,. ·!'ilf> I high of 55 ~ .~ In ihe ilud- 30'1 along tlie' °"""' ~. t • ' . ' • 1 1 ~~µ.E ·~~,\,". s..,.. o/ the l/Ofden c .... ,., colr.c:t ,pre.,, but.!l.l,Oll of th<m coUccf miltrauu.i lnd parka 1111•·~1-l!M t " --ill Wt: concluding -itlaloll!not o/ hu ~ --· .. ,,.. "flrlt •f 111e foldcn a ... ,,.,!"Pogc 11. { • '· • . . . • ' • .. • . ' .. .. '\. .. .:OOWs . • 1WllLA (1JPI) --" .u ~ pr-. ftlewd by c.m. bodla'•l'Not Sib....,.. __ O.k ~ -Ii ... ""*"'•' eorlr<lol!P-il«Y ........... Ille u-Slllel ...i • °'!lf'"\M:.P """'°" ' 'lbelr Air F,... Cjll lande<I al lbt base 5 ll!lles • north ., Manill al % a.m. oo a lllghl Inion Bugkok. la llilfa\ok Ibey --giV<O ... In bid Pl)', cbotera pd ama11ps \a-. oc11lotlo!w lllll.. • 11adt cl. Qutolmip ' r 150 Needy Homes Due . Happy Yul~ Operation Metty ~ (OllC) Is at Ille belgbl cl. 1t1 bUl1 -lllllng looil bukell' .. be -to needy famlliel -week In lluDllnlltm Beacb. CcMpoii1orec1 by the Aalstance W&cue of HunUnaton BeaCb and Ille clly Recr<a· tioo and Parka Deperlml!n~ men lban 150 fanillies ... exPected to -Inion 1ooc1; canned gqodl, ..,. and dolblng dooatod by lbe community, Vivian llornel at lbe Recreallon Department aald !bat donations aro atlD needed. '1lt .coats a minimum of. '10 to "'1'Pl1 lbe lamllles with tliii nOei1a for a CbristmiJ dinner." 8be aald. The "needs'' "·will iociude • ~ and p-ovillolll (or all the trtmmlnp, canned goods to I a 11 a leW dayl, loyl for lbe cblldren and clotblng order Blips good al lbe .wt••a-League, 'lbrif! Sbop. Worklbi on lbe project from the '.olsalst..,.. w.cue Is Mrs. Melvin Penhill. Membera ill her group .....,. each ~ recc•.'"nended as a poaatble~ porlleliont In OMC. -:; • .,,.,_come to OMC·frmn itiint ~r-:r-~ the 'llChoola 1 Ul ' ~.OM.Cl!elldlletlmto~ liOOI bi the city Wini doutlOol, J9 keep tbe program going. II mw .bl ti Ila lltb ~ '\)! making Christmas merry for lbe needy: • · Volunteers .frot:D the Rec r'e at 1 o D Deparlmelil willtake I b e boxtl ladelr· with groceries to the lamllles on Monday end Tlielday, lllra. Borneo aald !bat lhoae wbo •wolt In the program "from.. the banker baiidllng 'llie OMC ~ to the boy• cleltvering the pacl<Qes llncl tbat their ~ la brlglller fur, ba•· Ing been lntolved la belplng otberi'" "Help la atlD needed," she said. Anyone Interested -call Mrs. Bo111t1 af fbo -Ooal«..... '· ' • j " I • .,.,.... P .. e J KIDNAP ••. expected releue. ' But Ille FBI 1111<! In Wuhlngton tbla afternoon Barbara \lll.,UU mtglng. 'nle 1 Blll[lecil wbo ,. ... charged , alao We(ll missing~ wanted ruen lt'ere put oul There was no comment from the Mackles. . Married and'the father of lwo children, DeaCoa wu desc:rlbed as a "blgbly Jn. tellllcilial" ~ who l!Ollltllmes clubed with fellow worken becau>e of bis pen- chant for takiJlg on any job "wbetber he could handleilt or not." . In ........in, Issuance of the warranls HOOYer aald Kr1al WU reporled !O be ''1>e4vlly armed aM sbouJd be coosfderedC extremely dangerous.., • Miss Scltl<r was described u a 6-fool-3 blonde, ancf a naUye of Honduras. She was a ltudent at the marine l8b where KrlBI worked. • Hoover said Krist waa an escapee from a CaWomia penal lnstitutioo and used the alias of Deacon. Miss Mackle, a student at Emory Uni- versity hi AUaota, was abducted list Tuesday morning frolil a mot.I where ohe wal' staying with her mother. . ' O,\llv PllOT . ORANGE COAST pUau»UNO COMPAMY I a.Mrt H. 'Ntt4 ~-hlllltlllr J.,. R. CittltY Ykt ""'*"' ... .,_ .. *""" "''"''' r..,il -· Th11n11 A. M•r.lifA1 t ,,...,. e•lir· Alt.rt w. ..... Wiii•• •••• ~· ttlftt .......... .... City ....... "ntf&1•.._.DMlt IM lfll Slnlf t.41m1111 ~ P.O. Jq 7'0, t2MI --......... tMcll: en w.t 11•....,... CMJ9M9N:Dw.,tht ...... ....... ~ m ,.... """'- i;ee(l ·by: Camho,~a Arrive • Ill Ma • ' ' • . ' Teen·s' • • • • • ... Were free, and ... left 1111! .,.,_ •• 'l'hlindol' ·•· . ' about a llall ltour later. I figured~. "r.fyloU, I Jllll stayed ~ wboro tbouil\. if It wu going to be anytime, it waa nlct and Pl""""1 and qui~" we could get oittfor Chrlslmail." be said. Hla-oompatilnas nod~ In - McCullottgb said Cambodian civlllan men~ employes wbo bad talten care tl them !llOCullougb said the meo bad spent ''>We jusl about la tears ~; we I.If '1111•.in caPt!Vltl'.: .< ~1 'I · left." Four of the group bad birthdays during lie ·said !lie group· spenl Tbunid.Y :-their Imprisonment . and three-~ nl&ht at the homes Of varibds members·. their discharif! dates. He &aid Prlnce ol the Auatrallao Embasoy which ltaadles S~uk promised them a irlP "!"! lhe U.S. alfalrl.in Phnom Penh. · · aiti:len! ruins of Angkor Wal nuf II . 'm 8aJ4 ·Jlte group JllBI look ii. easy . ~ came off. ~l -. ~ ... . "' ' ' . ~ '· . . l . . Protest Hits :Peak . . . ,. Week of Pi.cketi~g Climaxes at Beach High ' .. .i. Weelc;!ooi Jllc!):el!Qc by, lhe ~lant · sold the demonstration would last untU ···-1•1 jlbilfl'wu.'to cilll!ll tol!lf· "the studeoll bave gone borne from '\ wttb • ~ ht front of ~ ., JOhOol.'' • ~ ... t • ' anU·reUs!on lectioo of tbO !late eclucaltOn code. " · .• Oo TbU!'!day, 20 ol the band of hippie· appearing young people ·demonstrated lo front of Woodrow .Wllsoo 'llllh Scbool in Long Beach. ~6 incideDts ••ere tlNlal! Beacb Hllh Sdtoo" acconHiia . , The d-·-"-~ 9' which bave • to 1lMJ Berl."·,_ and "apfrltu41 -peaceM,'iiOPii' ~ .. ~ ~ ¢lber" tl t!ie NCI beadquirtend al , : mentbera Of the oqanlJIUO!i m~ 111,Maln &Ii .~l.C. , .. · In. fl'ool ·Of Golden West ,College, site ' liq said, 1Ufliir'1, ~ WU '""'be . I of the Wlld arrests , of · sJS of the S. IMI ICbtiol·~ mtt!l ~-_group on ,tr-Jng cbaJ:ges, , , ,=-., ~ e.-m.'!'i\,. .. , =w= i:..ithew:":-i:= ' .. Marcbin·tbla morning ...... ~ eel la fllml tl. ~ tilgh Scbool wlten! to ·b,ecln plcbllng al!otJl'.I p.m. on llio !lllOlbat-ol'lbegroupand;\Udt11t eldewalk Jn .lronl tl. f'" echool;. Bue ~ beeo ~'o/ vlolal!Otl_of the ' . ·.--. reported. ~· Berg said the march at Huntington was a "delayed protest" of the exclusion of two members of the sect at the ~ ning of the ·school year. He lll4f Uiit, had been "tefused registration because of their distribution of the Sermon on the Mount. FEs;,7vAi:~ ~. Se~~-~dacaiion Program . • 'i: • • . • • .~ .... . '.' ..... , ... . ·::.~·~:1~~:.:~.t:ildy Slllted for Schools ':a!id.f!l'O ~ at;ppenae tl tbi.. 'i . ' .................. ...... . . . . ..-~· w _, .,._ . " # Board' of Ed ti munity action. 11Tbis was not any one schQCllman's Idea," he said. , • • .. -f • ~ ' •••• ' .' Orange County . . uca on -Shutting .down ol.Jnlllk HI by 11'1! members TbU!'!day decided to launch ~~·· with U,, crounda cleared by D)id-a study of family life and sex education gbt. · programs in several county school ."I just want to be sure this doesn't districts. turn into a disaster," Humphreys told Dr. Dale Rallison, in bringing the mat- fellow board members, "because if it ter up, said, "Some of the texts used does, that's The End." · in our acbools are nothing but He also offered an opinion that f1na1 pornography, so I'm told." He alSo observed that he believes aup- port for the sex education . program la so strong in Anaheim the opp>Sitlon "doesn't have a chance." DAILY PILOT,...,. 111r ...... VI..,_' . .. ' ' "' · authority on the KTBT festival rests He asked that the study particularly with the 32nd AgrlcultW'al District cover the curriculum used by Anaheim Board President Clay Mllchell, of Soutli Laguna, pointed out the state 8Cbool board has said it will investigate sex education courses and Los Angeles school board has undertaken a simllar probe. . 'PUNTING AND SC:ULl,ING' IN OLD NEWPORT. Ben L• Taku t9'Hlt Boot 11 9th and Bay That's 'Wet' Not 'White' • ' Ch~~~ for N~;port ~. By iA<X ~ELL ' > The two d:ya qf 'll~ mu!~ hi · . or~ ~ ,.,.., ttlll untold damage to many ~ve west Newport Beach b o meow n e r 1 ' and -central Newport bOmes. The deluge mghtm1rea of a wet Cbtialmu remained was termed the worsl in 50 yeara by a .realltJ today u flood ,tides and in-long-f.lme re1i:4ents. -. termlttent rain 1 fllled streets, garages While owner• ol, homes swamped by abd ilving rooma with water for the Thursday's tidal surge had been alerted 4ecood day tn a row. for a repeat peJ'.{ormance today, there ,A 7.1.foot-Ude -dowJi two Inches wasn't much that could be done - froni Thursday :_ overDOwed lower bay except ~ reniove .Chri~as tr~, gifts biilkbe8d1 ,ah9i't1Ybefore 9 a.m. and furn15hings to higher ground., ' · "We put sandbap at the doon,. but the water was actual11: ~an J inch ·and a half h -i g b e r thin tfie boor," :said William Bell, a Marcus Ayenue resident. NOT WATERPROOF Former Pastor Of Mesa Church Dies in Beach ' The Rev. Charles Clare Blauvelt, .1. D.1 who for e fg ht years served a. minister of ;pe Uoitarian-Universalis~ Cburcil In COO. Meaa, died • Salurday. He was 72. Dr. Blauvelt, who lived at 19381 Bn>okbursl St., lllinuQgton Beacb, served at the Costa Mesa Churt:h from 1956 to 1964. After service there and bls appointmerit aa 'minllter emeritus, tie bOCame assodate minister of the Covina Valley Unitarian Chur<h. · . · Dr. Blauvelt was born in Hightstown. N. J. He was a graduate of SL Lawrence uruverslty, canton Theological School. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Bela TbelO Phi. · He &erVed ... u mlniater at chur:ches in Middleport and RDcbeat.er • N. Y. and Throop Meniorlal Churci\ .In Paaadena frqm 1938 to 1951. ·He leaves bil widow, two children, two l!lepchlldren, apd live grandcbUdreo. Memorial services will be corxlucted Sunday at 2 ... p.m. in CoAa Meu Uoltarlan·Utilverilallsl Church, ll59 Vic- toria Ave. Friends who wish may make memorlal contributiooa to the church'• memorial fund. Escapee's Case Actiol) Delayed Superior Court action against a West- minster man who ~ped from a coun- ty jail working party waa ·delayed 'llturs· day when Judge Robert Gardner order- ed his examination for treatment u a poo.!ibte· -addle!. Robert G. Brochard, 25, of 9131 Sin· clalr St., must return to court Jan. is. Ball bu beeo refused. He Is being held In C«mly Jail. Brochard was serving a sentence for noo-support when he escaped last Nov. .12 fnlm a couoly 1ar•1• job detail. Of· Dem , tater found Brochard hiding be- neath a bed •I the Sinclair Su.et ..... denco. ' Court actlcm la pending against tbTee penms who allegedly llded and abet· led Brochard in bls bid for -· "We were • watcbing when St came up," ~e BJid. "Everi w~ you'v~ got sandbags, . the house isn't waterproof. It comes through the ae~." Again, most of the flooding OCt'Urred in those West and Central Newport areas hard hy the bay. . · ltaln water collected in Balboa Island streets, Hooding them curb-to-<urb, and oee"iooally beyond. But H COUid hAve been worse: very Utile water frOm the bay coursed tbrougb· the Island's streets. City crews had closed off the island'• stonn drain outlets to the bay. The action kept the brine· !<om bobbting liaCk llP tbrougb .the drain.9 aud' into the 1treets. · The latvlecilon of Marine and Balboa avenuea wai among the heavily fiooded. city spokesman said. LocaUooo al 32nd Street , and M8fCl\8 through .. 38th · and "t&rCUI were also swamped. More flooding took place ·at loth Street and B.alOO." Boutevartt, in the vlcinl\)' of City HaU and at 39tb Street and Balboa. WORST EVER A realdeof of Newport since 1917, Clartnce Stewart oajd the Hooding WU the worst he'd seen slnce then. Stewart, who Jim at 823 Bay Ave., took a phUosophlcal attitude about the whole lhing. "It comes so seldOm," he said. "The solution would take more than It would be worth." That aolutloo, said city officials, 11 a massive rebuUdliig and ralalng cl. bulkheads all around the peninsula -' Iron Ung public and private property. Stewart's home remained dry today and Thursday. • Thursday flrinfen helped f I o • d e d residents clear their homes of water after the Ude bad dropped. Storm coodltions over the area are causing a surge of ocean water up the bay, said Llleguard Capt. David Harshbarger. He el'plained the surge _plllhea the h1gb tide water over ita uauaDJ: •~equate bulkhead barriers; · 5aturday1s Ude WU expected lo peak at 6.5 feet, considered too low for any serlou.s flooding. Bus Wreck Kills 31 IOUALA, Mexico (Al') -'lblrty- peraona were killed 'l1lundaJ whf>t a doubledeclter bu.I bol1nd for Acapulco plunged down a llOO-IOOI raVtne. governlna • body, 'rather , Ulan the Utilon lllgb School Dislricl. The Anaheiln munlcll>a1lty, ' program is under attack by a group "I dislike passing the buck. I think known as Citizens Committee o I we can provide for the safeguards and California Inc. redeem ourselVes _for _the last one,~' he Dr. Willard Saucennan, assistant said, releirlna• to the 'Newport· Pop superintendent of_ instruction for county From Page I APOLLO ..• Festival in August, at times a real schools, sUggesled Anaheim SupL Paul debacle. · Cook be invited to appear before the the questionable weather lnvQlved lo\\' Extensive discussion centered around bOard. clouds and fog that might hang over security, publicity, aailltation and com-Trustees agreed to his suggestion with the launch site Saturday morning. Such munity acceptance _ _Awing the lengthy Don Jordan &aylng be wanted opponents conditions existed today. fair boaril hearing ~Y· of sex education to speak at another : ' Officlal&~need to be able to observe "What are )'oq dam, apout security?," meeting. "l don't want Cook· subjected the rocket's flight for at least 2,00I) HUmpfic'e11 uted. · . :r·; -to the type of attacks that often occur," feet to watch for anr trouble that might Ada!Ds, 33, at Lagult& Beach, said he said. force a launch abort. Schneider said he haa dlacussed th~ ~ttet' with Police A couple of months ago, Jordan lashed forecasters were withholding final judg- Cblef Roger E. Neth, wbo tw asked out at critics of the controversial history ment until they got more lnfonnation. to he kept posted .on advance ticket text "Land of the Free" for the way Although the source of the nitrogen sales in order to detemUne security in which they presented teslimony. contamination was not Unmediately traco n~s. . . Trustee A. E. "Pat" Arnold supported ed, engineers believe it entered the ox .. Off-ditty police o!!lcen· Will hand!• the Jordan's stand, saying' ygen system througb a cooling unil grounds patrol. paid tJy-KT8T promoters. "Paul Cook is a Wonderful fellow and located next to the towering space "What do ,you propose · tQ do about I don't want him to come down here machine. Liquid nitrogen was ~ to the city's 10 JS.m. curfew?," HUmp~eys and be tom apart." cool the oxygen and engineers replB.ced a,sked. Arnold also noted Anaheim board the nitrogen with oxygen. ''"It never dawned · on' me that there members have made lt clear to him The oxygen supply also is used to w o u 1 d be a c:urf.eW on a Sunday night they and not Cook are responsible for pressurize lhe spacecraft cabin and fot\ in the middle of qiriatmas vacaUon," establishing the sex education program. astronaut brealhing, but officials said Adlm!!I explained, "if that's the case, Saucerman noted the Anaheim board tile small amount of nitrogen posed no we would have to close up earlier." action came after a great deal o com-threat to the pilots. I DON'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW THIS EXCITING NEW COLLECTION ON DISPLAY NOW- MEDITERRANEAN AT ITS FINEST! HOLIDAY LAMP SPECIAL-1so; •• 3oo;. OFF EXCLUSIVE DEALERS FOR: HENREDON DRE . ' INTERIORS = NIWPOJIT llACH 1727 w .. tcllff Dr. 64WQ50 oPIM NIDAY 'Th. t Prohtolonal Interior Daal ...... LAGUNA BEACH :US North Coatt Hwy. Avalla•lo-AID-NSID OPIN fflD.t.T 1'11 t "-t T~ ,,_ Ww el 0-,. C.•"" 14 .. J 16J 494-65!1 ---· • • j ' I I I: ' ' 1 ' I I: " I : I I I , .. r-.. • • r. ,-.-,.. r --. .tt< t ~' f • Nixon~Due . lb··:c.;~~. .... ' ' .. , . . 7\fi ·j· a.ti. ·:2 ~.' ,· .. • u• 1 + . -.. I "!'! . ' -~esldent-elect JUchard M. NlxQ!1 and h!Jt' wile will return• to Orange County Jift" S for a.. 11bomecomlnc evenin&" ~· .'ll.1" .. h:..Gft tO[iVeptiOft ~Center; it "wis ~ .... '"""""""' !Oday. -. ~cement of the Presideot-elect's ~arance in his native. county ~e ~\Wmiam ?iili~y, Jr.,.general ~lfot the evenl · <tMCGarvey said California Lt. Gov. a'Oiiert H.. Finch. secretary-designaje of He'altli, Education .and Well&:e in the · Ni.on cabinet, will be master of ~nil'sior the homeroming. ~:~)heh ~ been one of "Nixoli's clos!st usocia1eS for many . years. ~Word Qf Jll#:ecceptanee' of an invitaUOn to ,preside ~ a nostalgic pi'ogram involving old &!:~ds .of tJie Nixons. in northern Oran~e eouOty 8nd WbitUer came 'lllµl'sday from wll8hlngt'on, D.c. where Flnch is prepar-- inl to aS6\lllle his duties in the new admioistlation.' · • .Jt' was also confirmed lhat Mrs., Nixon viW ac-~Y. ~ . 'emldjDl-<!e<I. There ls a I s o a poS!ibility tliat Xficia Nixon will be in the part;>. •· , . , Tbe Prelii!.<ot.0~· '['i•~:l!m>1,,, -:,J,5~ ijn<la,"altl>!Wed hlgh icb6'> ITT ._ ... ~w• aiid Whittier and was gr'l!i'l"ted froTI) WlUWer poqep: He _yraclli*! law ,in botll ·Wl!ltlei .l\Jld La ijabr~. ,l!!e,,Jl1xon1 ~ F!!lll'!l<>n Junior , ,..nep . or a.uine. i.woting in drama, she, appeared In ~aeveial stap pioductiona on tha cam- P.L' ' --1:Mcoarvey . said that admissiOn would ~ ~ Uckels which will be available iio!¢-. of cl\Bll< in the var!Qua co_m- 111in!lties ""°'lated in plannbli the al-llir:' Specific details will be annouuced later, be 5'i,d. , ,~ .. ' l,lunt~gton . Hunt ~_or Chopper Unit Name Continues vhungton Beach Police ~prt.ment "°needs a name for its new htueopter far'Ol-enty suggestions have ~ been ved by the Departm<nt and •'.aelec- will be made in the near (utW'e. of Police John H. Seltzer aald E ay. -e of the suglesti.oos include Sky I, Sea Watctf, ~~~~J ·3kytaw' l;l$egle Eye and Crime~ ~·_,.. __ ,"8ellzer saj\I· the deportiilenl IO .,.... .. f•• name that befit.-lnr enforce~ aild'is "distincllvely Hunlingtor(<~ach!' - 8.tizens are Invited to aend the1r sug- W-UOns to Chief Sel-·at' P. O.Box 71\'"' Huntington Beach1 ~-Write ••Helicopter" on the card or env~.· (;;t .. • ·~~ " seott Janssen "' $ervice Slated JA...memorial service for Scott Kenneth Jii,Bsen will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday 11~ .the Westminster Memorial !'ark ~ ditd ;.,ectneid,ay. He is surnved ioJ. hi! parent!, Dr •. and Mrs. Walter J*9tn and a, sister, .Laura. . .~ family baa requested In lieu ol °""'" a dooattou be RllM•. tha ·~ IS'lp>eth Janssen Memorial' Scholatslllp n..cl in care cf J;. Duane Mooney. •Long Beach Boulevard, Lol1i Beach. gion Chp.stJp.as 'arty Tuesday ; 1;1Je annual <:bristmR _ paty · for ... hen of Huntintton l1ii\fi Poot 133 ol,;Amerfoan Legion and Aullllary wm 1*pkl Tueaday at Lake Peri< Clubbouoe . . .,. event for the ~Ira bqinf J 4 :30 p.m. Wbil• there-will be !'9 -ins• "' gtftl•but there will be • gU! ~l at the door for needy famllle1. ·-Legionnaire b asked to bring-. ,..,.. foocl, milk, arUcl.. for family _....,...._ .. s.' ~ ·-· ·- ----..: • , . .. . . . • ... . ..... ... ... . ' f.~~ K~f~ttn· . .. ' . ... ·. . . , ·~ P.a~rs··~en :, -. ' j - ' ' ' ·1 ' " . " • ' " H . .. ' .. , .,,_. .-,.-.-------------~~~~~~~---..-=~---------_..-===- ' . ' : ' .. l t 1 OWs ·150 Needy l · Homes · Due _ ' • Happy Yul~ . OperaUon Merry ChrlllreU '(OMC) Is . , •l tho bel'1>t of lll'buiY......., f1llln& food balketa lo be dillvt!Od ' lo needy -' famlllel ~week In llwlUniloll Beach. cO_...i by the~ Leque of llunthlllon Beach and lhe dly- tion and Paru Jleplrlmen~-more ~ 150 famWes are exPected lo ~ food, oanned goodl, toy• and clol!>iDt donated by lbe community. Vlvian' BomOI at Ille Recreation Department aald l!>al dooaUona ara 11111 n<edad: "It coN • mlnlmUm of-'10 to -ly the families with l!>e JllOdl · for a CbriltmU dlnner," she P1d. 'l1le ''neecil" will ~ude a tqtkey alld ~ !or ·Ill-Iha lrhtlmltwl. canned Jooi!s to I a 11 a ,few dayo, IOfl for tho dllldren and clolblnl onler allpe good al tbo ""ll!i"". t.eoaue -~ Shop. . .. -. WarkiDf on the ii\'Ojecl from the Jllllllbu>ct Leque .JI , Mn. Melvin peillilJl.c Mmnbert .Ql:lier ""'P ~~ eachl~r~ua~e ""1'llClllinl In OMC. ; ; • -Tlii .ilmna -lo OMC frvpi,._ ...... 1nClucllnl . tl1t ICbocill • and c:mir.-.-OMC eelldLlellen'to orpnba- lklll In tbo dty uldaC dooalloill lo keep ' the program 'going. II now ls In Its '1&th JIU ~ ~ Christlilaa i11erJY for tbo JleedY.. , · Volunteerl 'from' tM Rec re at Ion Department Will tak~ I h e boxes laden ,wltb groceries to ~1amllies on Mc;inday and 'Tuelday~Mr;, mea aald that those who "1irlt' · ,J>JOIJ'llll '~'Jroln the banker OMC -to tbo boys deUverlng tbo pock•ges find tho! lhelr Chrlstmu II brlihl<r fw hov• Ing been Involved In helping others." "Help Ip 11111 oe¢ed.'' she aild. .IJiP.e In~, -clll Mn. Bomea at Iha RecreaUon Center, AW$11. .f'roM P .. e J KIDNAP •.. espected rel ..... Bui lhe FBI said In Waahinllon this aflemoon Barbara wu tUll mllllng. The suopecll who were chlrpd ' alJo were Jllitllng and Wlnted ru .... were put out. There waa n1 comment from the Macklea. Mmlad and tbo father of two clilldren, Deacon WU deacrlbed u • "highly In· teUectual" type who ao~tlmel dubed with fellow workers becaUR of his pen- chant for takln1r on any job "whelher he cOuld handle 1t or not." In announctng lnuance of the warrants Hoover ll1d Kr:lst wu reported to. be "heavily urned and abould be COlllidered e:rtremely dangerous." Mia Schier WU deacrlbed U a f.foot-.l blonde, and a naUve of Honduru. She wu a atudent at the marine lab where Kr:lst worked. Hoovtr aald Krilt wa1 an eacapee from a Cal1lwnla penal insUtuUon and used the alias of Deacon. Mia Mackle , a atudent at Emory Uni~ venity in /dlanta, was abducted last Tuesday morning (rom a mold where ghe w~ staying with her mother, ' 01.111 Pl lOT ••~rf H. w .. il p,....., ......... """" J .. k ... C.tfty Viet ,,_s.rit Mil o-.i M11111.cr ne111•• kff'fil ·-Tii•::.!, ~=I• Alliotff w. ..... Wini•• ilt••' .-. .... " ................. E.ii.t Clly Utw ...... 1" ....... J t ltfli Stfftt Melti~1 >.14,.,,, p.o. 1 .. 7't, t2'41 --~ 1ttc111 nu •t .. _........., c..11 1Mto11 DI Wllf .., ...... i..-nt 1ff!Cl'li m '""' ..._ ,. DAl'-Y PU.OT 1"11111 iJt .ltfll V1ttw11 • • ·• . M il 1 .:e __ . 1n .au . .a ' .... """' ""' l8d ,.. loll Ille ....,.. .. about a half how' later. I !lgured mnelf, . lhoUgh, U II wW-IOing lo be .. y~, we could 1et ou_t .for Chi?tmu." ll(cCullOllih said Cambodian dvtllan employee who had taken P'l of them "were just about ln lean 1 when · we left" He 'l'i<1 the lll'OOP ll]ltnl Thuraday nlshl at tbo hon\•$ ol various members "' lhe Aullr•Ua• Embassy which blndles U.S. alfaln In Phnom Penh. He "1d ~ group jljl\ ~i 'II; "J ' . '111urtd'3'-'ftilllt-..Myieu, I Jutl &tayed 1bere wbete Ii was n1 .. Md peaceful and qule~ • he utd. His compul""" no<lded ln'qr-06- ment. !4.cCuJlouih 11id Iha men hod spool 1111 a111 In coptlvtQ<. • • Four of Iha group W blrlhday1 tlllr1nl lhelr Imprisonment alld three paMOd their ,~!!Charge dates, He "lid Pr~ ~ot promlaed them a'lilR •Iii' ~t ruJii, ol Angkor · Wal btll it · er~off. < • . . T~en~' Protesl ··H1ts Peak' . ' Week of Picketing Climaxes at Beacli High ' .. ' W•·l!al 1'ickeUni l!Y lbe mUl~I iald thO demOllllraUon would lul until ' "~ ,.. ~ 1(1oi• lo.clim01 lodoi "the lllldeoll hovt -bOme from -•. ditd411tidoa tn hon& Of Him-. ~" • . .. ~ } . · ~~~~ -.oconllnir_, · Tlit dmn~ all el •btch bave 'to llato , •'""-llld "aF.ltual . beolt .peactlul. ....... ~ when'IB -· "' lacl ~ a& ~ of Ibo orpn!utfcwi marclted 1W llaip II. ' · · In· fr6QI of ,<;olden Well Collep, alte ~ •lirl •: tadOJ'a ,mardl -.to llt of Illa' -u.r arrttta of •••' of' the 0,,'1!!1 .... -... .. . .si-\ratpuab;c ch "". . · llio' CltrtlllDu, ~ ~ wm,; ";f~·-1o i:~ colJece ' retWl!todulitJan.I. . · ' -~W....,'llldweraWol''pjac • Mll'chln th1' mornln(~ ~ ed'bi'htj of )llrlna'lfllll 8clioai where ' 'lo btcln ~ abcNI t p.ni." Otl tllO' .lllOU*-~oltlllpwpand'-t ' 11dawalk Ill ~ of Ibo achoo!. Berl bid' -~td fOI' vtolaU011' of' the ..... • ·•. ' . . • j •. ' ' . anU-relllion section of Iha atate ed\icatlon code. On Thursday, 20 of the band of ~:f'" appearing young people d~tr 1in frool of Woodrow Wllion lllsh ~ in Long Beach. No lnddellta ""' reported . Berg said the march at Huntington was a "delayed protest" of the exclwliM of two members of the sect at the bealct- ning of tbo school year. He ll1d' lhiY had been refused regbtraUon because of their distribution of the Sermon on the Mount. )·"""'IV-'""~ 1 Sex,,_ ~~dire_· at-ion Program F:EST· AL.... . ' . . ·.. ~ ' ··r.~~~r~;~iliJy S:lated for Schools . ~ ·are doiJllllilli1!p; al 'upenle of lbe ' , .. ~~~. :: ::..z,,. ·, .. :, "~ ;,~ · .: er.rl.e Coun\y Bo~ ~ Education -· ...&utUoe d~ el111uale'HI by ll:_ao '"members Thuraday dedded to launch _ Pf! .. with Ii. lfOUDJls clearad by l!Udo a llludy of family IUe alld aes education ~1-j 1 · · . prOgrama ,In several cour,ty school us . want to be tip"e lhia doesn't db:tricts. turn into a disaster," Humphreys told Dr. Dale Rallison, in bringing the mat- fellow board m·embers, "because U it t~ \l.P• said, "Some of the texts used does, that's The End." in our lchooll' are noU>Jna:· but He also offered an opinion that final pornography, so I'm told." authority on the KTB'f futival res~. He asked that the sh.1dy particularly mun!ty acUon. "This was not any one schoolman's idea," he said. He also observed that he believes aup. port for the sex education program II ao strong in Anaheim the opposition "doesn't have a chance." 'P\INTING AND SCULLING' IN OLD. NIWPOllT- llen L1n1 Takto to His Boot et 9th and ~y with the ~ 32nd ~~ultural DLlt.rict cover the curriculum uaed by Anaheim govetitlnl , !>9<11, Jillljer than I b • Union High Schocil Dlllrtct. The Anaheim munft;.lpallty, program is under attack by a group Board President Cloy MltcheU, ol Soulli Laguna, pointed out the state IChool bos,rd bu said it will inveaUcate aei educaUon courses and Los An&elea school board has undertaken a !lmllar probe. ' '. That's 'Wet' Not 'White' Christmas for Newport ' By JACK CHAPPELL ot'tlll .,. • .,. ..... '"" Newport Beach homeowner1•· nightmare• of a wet Chrlstmu remained a reallly today u flood lldea alld In· termittent rain filled street., 1arage1 and living room1 with water !or the &econd day in a row. A 7.l·foot Ude -down two inches from Thursday -overDoWed lower bay bulkhsads ahorUy be!ort 9 a,m. Fol'iller Pastor Of Mesa Church Dies in Beach The Rev. Charles Clare Blauvell, l. D., who for e i g h t years served as minister of the Unllar:ian-Universalist Church In Costa Meaa, died 611uf<!ay. He was 7Z. Dr. Blauvelt, who lived at 19361 Brookhunl St., Hunllnalon Beach, eerved al the Colta Mesa eburch from 1956 to 19&1. Alter service there alld his appolntmeol u tillnlster emeritus, he , became woclale tnlnl>ler of the COvllla VJlley Uhllarlan Church. Dr. Blauvelt was· borfl in Hl&hltlown. N. J. He was. a graduate of St. Lawrence University, Canton TheoloSlcal School. He wu a member of Phi -Bela Klppa and Beta Theta Phi. ' . He serTed •U minister al eburehes in Mlddleporl alld Rocheoo, N. V. and Throop Memorial Chmdl in Pasadena from 1931 to !IS&. He leaves 'hll widow, two children, two stepchildren, and five lfandchlldren. Memorial services will be conducted Sunday at S p.m. In COiia M ... Unltlrtan-Unl•analllt Church, 1151 Vic- toria Ave. rrtsndl who w1ah may make memorial conlrtbuUona to the church'• memorial fund • E8Capee's Case Action Delayed Superior Court action against a Wesl· minator l1Ulll who -pad rrom a coon. ty jaU warklnl party WU delayed ThUl'J· day when Judge Robert Gardner order- ed his examlnlUan for treatment u a poosible naroou .. addict. Robert G. Brochard, IS, ol 9131 Sin- clair St., muat return to court Jin. 13. Ball hu been ~ He Is being held In CounlY JaU. Brochard wu aervln& a sentence for ..,....ppor1 when ht .... pad lut Nov. II from a OCIWlly 1ara1e Job dolall. OI· Ileen loter found Brochanl hldlna be- ntath a bed 11 lbl Sinclair Strttl w i- donce. Court action " psndlnf aJtinll thtto penons who allegedly a1dl4. alld abe~ led Rrocbard in his bid I« li*dom. t' j . Th• two d•ys of fioodln; resulted In untold damage to many expensive West and Central Newport hom ... The delup wu termed the worst m SO ~an ·by Jong·Ume reaident!. . While owners of homes swamped by Thursday's tidal surge had been alerted for a repeat performance today, there wasn't much that could be done - except to remove Cb.riatmu 1treea, &lfts and furnishings to b1gher ground. "We put aandbag1 at the doors, but the water was' actuall1 an ,Jnch and a half h I g her than the floor," said William Bell, a Marcus Avenue resident. NOT WATERPROOF "We were watching when It 1 came up ," he said. "Even· when you've .got sandbags, the hOU!e isn't waterpr6ol, It comes through the seama." Atalu, most ol the flooding occurred in those West and Central Newport areu hard by the bay, Rain waler collected In Balboa l•lalld slreell, flooding them curb-bcurb, and occasionally beyond. But it could bave been worse: very litUe Water from the bay coursed through the Island's streets. City mews had clOBed off the i1land'1 storm dntln outletl to the bay. Tbt action kept the brjne f1?JD bub;lln1 back up through the drams and into the street!. · The lnterseclioo of Martiie and -Balboa avenuea was among the beavi1y flooded, city spokesman sild. · LocaUona at 32nd Street and Mll'CUI through ·sath and Marcua were a1Jo awamptd. More flooding took place at Utth Street· and Balboa Boulevard, in !he vicirlilY of CllY Hall and at 39th Street aod Balboa. WORST EVER A resident of Newport since 101'1, Cia1'ence Stewart said the flooding WU lhe worst he'd seen 1l09t then. Stewart, who Uves. tt ·au Bu Ave., took a philosophical attitude about the whole thing. "lt comes so seldom," he ::;aid. "The soluUon would take more than it would bl worth." Thal aoluUon, said di)' olliclals, la a muslve rt building and, raiaina of bulkheads all around the peninsula - fronting public and privale property. Stewart's home remained dry today and Thursday. Thursday firtmen helped f l o o d e d residents clear their homes of water after the Ude had dropped. St.onn coodiUons over lhe area art cauainl a 1ur1e of ocean water up the bay, Did LUe1111ard Capt. David Harlbb&rger. He esplalned the 111'8• pushe1 the high Ude w1ter o•cr lta usuallf adequate bulkhead barriers. Saturday'• lidt wu e1pected to pe1k at t.6 feet. <!onsldered too low for IJ\Y serious fioodinl- Bus Wreck Kills 31 IGUALA, Mollee (AP) -Thirty penom were kilted "11u.1rad.y w doubledtcker buJ boUnd for Aca plunged down a 900-foot ravine. r----- 111 liisllke passing the buck. I think known as Citizens Committee o t we can provide for the safeguards and California Inc. redffill OUnelvu, for ,~ }JSt one.'' ha Dr •.. WWard Saucerman, uaistant said, relerrtnt tq Ille . 'N"'P"I Pop ouoerlntendenl of Instruction for county Festival in ~August; -at ttmes a real s·cftools, suggested Anaheim Supt. Paul debatle. Cook. be invited to appear before the Extensive diacuaion centered around board. securt~. pubUdty, UJl]taU;.i alld com· Trustees agreed lo his suggesUonwilh mun!IY acceplancl ·''!flnl lhe le.,u>Y Don Jordan iaylng be w1nt<d opponents fair bolrd.hear.bl.I,,~. of aei: educ1tlon to epea.t tt another • 11Wba& art )'OU aoiq:1about security?," meeting. "I don't want Coot subjected 1lwnpbrey1 119.d. : . ,-, IO the type of attackl that often occur," Adams, 113, Of Liiuna Beach, liald he said. he bu di.scuued tbt oia~ter with PoUce A co~ple of montbl ago, Jordan lashed Chlel Roser l!l. Nelh, who hu uked oul at critics of tbo controversial history 19 be -kept Polled on advance Uckel ten "~ of the Free" for the WBJ sales in order to determine security in wblcb they preaent.ed testlmony. needl. Trustee A. E. "Pat" Arnold supported Olt1(uty pq1i<e ollicerl will handle !be Jordan's llland, saying : grounds p8triil, paid J>y KTBT promoters. "Paul Cook II a wonderful leUow and •'What do you~:~ to do about I don't .want him to come down here the city'1 10 p.m. curfew?,'' Humphreys· and be torn apart." uked. Arnold also noted Anaheim board , "It never dawned on me that there meD)ber& have made it clear to him w o u I d be a curfew ori a Sunday night lhey and not Cook are rea:pot111ble for in the middle. of. Olrlltinu vacaUon," establishing the sex eduCaUon program. Adams explained, "U that's the case, SaucermJd'. noted the· Anabelm board we Would have to close up earller ·'.' acUon came after a jp'eat deal of com· I Frorn Page J APOLLO ... the quesUonable weather involved low clouds and fog that might ha!\I over the launch site Saturday morning. Such condfUona -~xtsted today. Official$ need lo be able to obaerve lhe rocket'• Olght for at le.,t 2,0llll feet to watch for any trouble that mlPt force a launch abort. Sclmelder said forecasters were wtthholdlnl finll Judi· ment until they got more information. Altbouch the source of the nltroien contamination was not immediately trac- ed, engineers believe it entered the OX• ygen system through a coolinc unit located ne1t to the towering apace machine. Liquid nitrogen wu used to cool the oxygen and engineers replaced the nilrogen with oxygen. 'The ozygen supply also is U6ed to pressurize the !paCecraft cabin aDd • ._ astronaut breathing. but officials said the 1mall amount ol nilrogen poaed no threat to the pilotll. -- OOl'{'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW THIS EXCITING NEW COLLECTION ON DISPLAY NOW- MEDITERRANEAN AT ITS FINEST! HOLIDAY LAMP SPECIAL-15°10 -30°10 OFF .NIWPORT llACH 1727· WMl,llff -Dr. M2o20JO OPU NllAY 'l'IL t l'rolotal .. 1) Interior Datllno" Avall1bl-ID--NSID LAGUNA llACH :US North (Nit HWY. OPIN NIDAY "I'll t = 4~JI ..................... ~ •• 1•11, ........ ~.M~-~~ °'"""i.. ... C...., ............ 12.'2 ................. .... . ' . " • ti :,, "\ ; -• ·~ ....... ·~-· -, .. ~ .... !. ' . " ' ' ' - ~ ! ' I 'l l . ... ~· I ' ( ' -::-•'°1 , .. I , (I ., -.l1 I \,t . 1!1,...£.,. • '): ~·~ff C~pSta .......... . t -.. ,{ ·-~-ti' • -. -*' ·"tr --" , ' --::.-. :" -• - . -~ -· ·~ -. --·--1--·-··--·-b , .... . .. ~. s . .. ' 1•J.: • ; ' .,,. -• ,, r ~ j -~ ----. . . ' ... -1 ' • ' .. ' " ' • ' .. ' ·' • ' l eows " ( -!lev.. ~.r 11 " ""*1cln ~ l'tltued by Cam- bodia'• PriMo Siu-arrived 11 Clark , Air Bue la the MpPlne1 eorly S.lur· · clft q ~ ~ the IJulle<I States and . . • OriilDiu Ill home. 'lbelr Alt Ftrce CUI landed ol the bu1 6 mlia norlh o1 Manila al I .a.m. on a lllChl from Baqltok. ' In Binjkok ~.1'!"' ,iven llOO each }• ~ r.t.i7~ ol~ . ' . . :Special Fund :Proposed . • t,; ~ . . For · Schools " ........ ....,,' .. --lpolt. -Eld C}bl., .., .... _,1 , zlw~,...M Undergolnf lltalll\enl for wOlmd~ irilf. fend Nov. rt wbt11 bi.I 'bellcopter Wu shot down niar Ibo C...boalU bordir. -He lald In Phnom Penh he w~ clr"11ed aC'J'Oll the border into Cambodia. '1l>o It Americans, ~ptured ifulY 17 whtn their I~ crin ..Uld ..,,.. Ibo bonier oP 1j1e ~kool l!lv«, walked o{f ~l.4lr, ~le~ Cl~ ,commercial . School olllclall In Laguna Beach ore • · re•earchlnl lh• possibility of establlshllil 1'My boarcled a bus for lbO 100 ym! ride ol lh< airport terminal and wmi taken tnto a VIP lounge {or a routme cbeckup and the cholera lllJ!l !!Dali!l9X vacclnatlona:. Tberi officlall sat down on, a row of Cilalftl and cooe~ ind Biqkok Alnellca Red Crom Jlln<tor W. P, ~ .ol Ft. Collj!li. Colo., gave them . ' . = =~· ,,,,., ,. •11 .... be dellvtred lo lbenl '• .. ftnh Navy base Wi!IN --',I '!l'llMlll -JWph McCullou.ill! of i;..tuqibul, Ga., •pt•klnl for the grou~, Uld' Ibo)' {fnt. Mlved ....... 1'ol 'lbelr n!lease aboul 4 p.m. Thursd>.Y when Cambodl1111 olllclala cune lo -the b1r- racks. "Jt was a cam)ilete sµrprtse to us," he lald. ~ • .::.: ... ~: • ' •'TM' ~,eamt In and. jaaid Laguna to Share Settlement • -• f • f 1 . . , .... City , Gets Sliver of $8.5 Mtllioti From .Sutt • < • ' . ' •"1;aauna Beach, Ilk• o.lher clUea and agencies Involved on lhe bas1a of lhe· a new oo-sale · -al ll~ llcenle nounti<J. wlll 1>e re<elvlng a sllver ·of amfl!Jllt of plpe-Jllll":~. l!ll<l.wl!!J>e. for the '~ Ji fuul>, 410 Broaclwoy, iili 131> mllll6n aelUement of a prlCe-flx· · paid over a >even-yeai: _,.,,,.,,~:Jn. bearing the, names 'Of ltVen appllcapll · · . . r-: ..,-lncludlna Peter and ~Hl'U!'-· Ing sull brought by lhe slate against lerest, JllQlel aald. ·· . -Approved a•mndllled •-enl wllh AmtrtCl!ll Pipe Co. . · In other~. councilmen:. the" Irvine eompaey ·~.,11Wtr Collncllmen Wednel4~, at the 1ug--Accepted lhe low .bid ~-17,1~ by U.. credlll ·!~tare ~~ ==1¢ofa c~~•oti1~o/"a~ce= ~~i:d":tr!:rV:~~~o~· :i:.u .adJ .-.'i"' lt l · an endowmtlll fund by which private conlribuUbna 1could finance 1 c b o o l ..- hulfdlng and program1. ~ by lhe stale illorpey general'.1 -Rocdvfll and Died wtlhoUI Other ac· ..,Agreed lo bold upeclal~ aMiloii r . offtce. ·• , V' • I tlon a Saa c~ 'couDcil .ruolutlon on a PJaRl.llnf ~.ieport;ncoa;;. The "~lement repruenla !lie windjlp commending Dr. S. I. Hayakawa, acting mending lncrdsed cbai'lti 10< vaillJoil of legal action in whfch political sub-president of San Franclaco State Colleae,' aP.,Ucationa t)iat cQibe befOre ~-t divlalons trivolved throughout Callfonia for effort.a to stem dlaorder. -Filed ' a .comotain('fover ~· ooit • Dr. Wllllaln IJliom, school& auperln- 1enden~ said he piano lo approach Waller :Knott, owner of Knott.'s Berry Farm, lOr a 12,000 beglnnlnj! eontrlbuUon. · Jl woold. pay for the leaal work lo ·reoean:h'.ltie project and gel tt oil the ground. .. This t~ of program is uaed most succeutunY ' 'by many colleges ancr universities,'' aaid trucm. "All that ts needed now ls enough legal research to determine ho wthe plan can be applied on a local level." " .. He ul4 the . plan would operate· aloi!8 nn.. DOW uMill' lo finance such IHrniJll cenlm as Yale, Harvord, Stanford am! other ichoOls. · . , ; Ullim ,gald local ciUzens, fotmtr sluc!eois and fano of commwtlty IChootl would be asked lo "'ntribult, <!<>na\fl , endow, lend, deed or will funds, P.f'O-,;;. pt{llu, ""' worU. sjocu, bonds or ~ incomes or funds to their local en·· · dOwnient f~oliqo. . . Un4er a folindatton, the superintendent •ald, lzi~I f\mdl could be allocaltcl for ~~ loCal "'children or fl<! ~ and · • Conilucilng sj!e<lal • ecfueltfonal programs. ' Anotl)er possl)>lllty, he aald, might be leueiiUrCllue method · ol acqutring !chool tiulldlnga al no <08t lo tupayen. DAILY Pll.01' ...... ., .. v1hne 'PUNTING AND SCULLING' IN·'OLD NEWPORT Ben Len• T1k11 to;Hi• Boat ai 9th ancl'Bay That's 'Wet' Not 'White' joined lhe state In lhe suit. -Helil '""nd and final reading of o! w* abatemenl. Ma,yor .~.Vtdolor Rimel said he does not yet know an ordinance establishing hew buslneu agreed the eOat ii great and·....., how much Laguna will receive. The license rates for the coming year. " ,property owDers seek; t.o cl~.~.ewn funds will be apportioned to the various . -Did not protest an · application for lob. . . ... ·,.~ ..... . . Tustin SclJ;ool Superi11;~e~dent Resign.S .Post . . -. · From Pqe I .. · , . ' MESA CHRISTMAS 1FESTivAL ~ ~-: . ' night. · ., .. \ legitima~ely later. . '1 just wan!. lo ·be'1ute" 1liii dotan'I" "Thia is one of tbcioe od 4, tum Into a .diiailtt/' Humpbrm lo14.-dlacrlmlnat<>ry things In lhe 1opllttlc fellow r board . mem.ben, ~·because-if it sb,ictu're and 1· Wouldn't want .us to u n de r fire by some school b 0 a r d dots. ~t·a The· End... even-cOnsfder it 41 a valid pain~" Aid members becall!e of an alleged credtbili· He also offel'eif' an aptnlon Ulal flnaJ Boord President Dr. Josepb ·IUbal. ty gap, Robert DAblbOrg has rutgned aulhorlty ,on lhe KTBT 1..Uvll reits Tlie Huntlngtnn 8ea4> IJmon,· ~ as superlnlendenl of. the Tuslin Union wtlh lhe 32rid Agricultural Dlatrlct Scbool D1'11rtct· trustee ~ tbll Hlgli School illstrict. governing body, rather 'lhlin. '1 b • · teen curfew laws ore ge....;.n .. app""" mwtlclpallty. , -..., ,.... In a letter of reetpia!k>n, Dahlberg "! dlallke passing lhe buck. I think In a ~lory -· · said llll departuM might be "in the wt can provide for the safeguards and Worried specifically about the best tnteresb ·of U:iie dlatitct." redeem ourselves for the last one," he presently undeb!nninable Crowd figute, The resignation waS .accepted in a said, referring to the Newport Pop Humphreys questioned Adama and his Fe'lival m. Aum••I al Umes a real delegation about thetr publicity methods. Clo ...... 11. .... -1 mee•t ..... Wdnesday ni""t e""' • ~ lolUCU\l wua e-• debacle. "We're using radio commercials and with trustee Cheater Briner dl!senUng. Extensive discussion centered around flyers,'' Adams replied. Dablbela declined co.mment on his security, publicity, sanitation and com· "This one? The one that shows Santa resignaUon, which becomes effective munity acceptance during the lengthy Claus smoking pot?" the attorney asked. June 30. fair board hearing Thursday. "He'a smoking a pipe -I don't see Trultee John Zilch, who favored the "What are you doing about security?,'' where it says anything about p:>t," Meetini'' '\11, ajJlor:e creaUon of llllCb a foundation were acboOI boa'd m~ Larry T&;lor lrif Wlllllm WU .... ; IJliorn; ()!ml" Tall, uslalanl auPtlln- lelldenl; and Gary Zlmmtrmlllj 11nUi!lal conaullanll N, · ' • ' '· · · · r_tilgnatlon, ~ be ~ves most , of Humphreys asked. countered Adams. ~h,ristmas .. for · e~p~~~" ,~ ·=i;.~~~ia: .. 0~~~~: g~~p~~:1 ~~~~B::·~F~~ d:1~xpi:·~::I~~~~,.~~ -. :t, J ' "The; groups, tha . have oppcsed the to be kept posted on advance ticket staff, adding that KTBT, like all atatlons, More Americans To Be Released? WASHINGTON (UPI) -Slate Depart. Jl\tnl ofOclala Bald today the IJulltd Slates It likely lo lake up the Vlei Cont'• offer and send mUttary rtpraeno tatl•es to ·diicuss arrangements for the reJeue , bf eome more A m e r 1 c a n prlaonen. The ViM COog orfer, made hi two broadwti Wedneaday ulght, WU atlll uncle+ lnleM!n :... ·~ wary -stiid7 In w~ and officials aaid .. flnaJ decl&Wtt baa yet been taken. However, the offlcia!s indicated the United States was intereated in mletlng wllh Vlei Cong repruentaUves lo dlleuas priaoner releases. "ne Vitt Con g pttvlooslY have releued seven American prlaonera during the war without re- quiring negotilUons with U.S. rtpreaen- tatives. U.S. offlclals -~ lhal a IJ.S.·Vlel Cong . meellng WOUid nol be hindered by aJ!f· pcalbfilnfer.nce that the Untted Stat.el was'lbereby reeognlalna the Viel Cong polllkally. ' 0·\11 'I PILO T OlANOa cu.T PUILJIHtNO COMl'AHY a.'\trf H. W•M ~ ""' NltlllNr JHk l. Ctrl'Y Viet ,,..._. _, otMr.i Mtlltttr n.-. """" ·-,..,. •• A. M1,,•l11a MtlllllM lflfor ' kl•MI,.., P. Hall '"" Nh,.11 UtMll 9"ct!i • .,.. ... Cltr E•• Ondll' I • By JACK CBAPPl!LL Of fllt DlllJ ,.,.., '''" Newport Beach home owners' nightmaret ~a ml~" remained a ·)'tallty. today as ftoOd Udes and In· krmlttent rain filled streets, garages a.Ad living rooms with water for the second day in a row. A 7.t.foot tide -down two inches from 11wrsday -overflowed lower bay bUlkbeads. shortly before I a.m. The two days of flooding resulted in untold damage lo many expenslve w .. 1 and Central Newport homes. The deluge was termed the worst in SO years by long·~e residenta .. While owners of homes swamped by Thursday's tidal sur1e had been alerted for a repeat performance today, there wasn't much that could be done - except to remove Christmas trees, gifts and furnishings to higher ground. "We put sandbags at the doon, but the water was actually an inch and a half h 1· g·h er tfum the lloor," aald William Bell, a Marcus Avenue resident. NOT WATERPROOF "We were watching when it came up," he said. "Even when you've got sandbags, the house isn't waterproof. It cqmes through the seama." Aiatn. most of the flooding oceurred In tJioge Wesl and Central Newport artas hord by lh• bay. R1ln waM!r collected in Balboa Island stttets, f1oodinl them curb-l!>CUf"b, and Today's Forecast: Oear, Crisp, Cool Clear, crlap weather today W'U fore. cut fOt' the Orange Cout after' over· night showers and powerful winds raked the area 'nlunday. Small craft warning• were hoisted from Point Conception to the Mexican bordtr in the wab of the strong gusts, abetted by high Udes. calmer conattlona, but with cooler lempmtura, comprised the weekend weather ouUook. Forecasten aald th e memiry would drop into the mtd-50'• Saturday. wilh overnight lows In I h • mlddle 80'1. Christmas Parade Loses to Weather Laguna Bu<:h High School's Chrlstm 8' parade ICheduled for today has been rained out. 'Jbe parade, Which Wll orcaniz:ed to replace the 1Cbool'1 annual homecomlna poredt1 W1!J nol be -heduled, lllUdent bod7 otltclala •id. , The Yule event wu to hive replaced the l>omec<lmlng -Ion which h I d -eUmlnaled becluse of na111n1 In· tert&t. ( occasionally beyond. But it could have oVerridea have told ·rM1they just don't sales in order to determine security must 4011 up its promotions thele daya. believe bis (Dablberg'a) liguresi'' Ziscb needs "This is no different than a football been worse: ·very little water from the sa1d. OU.duty police officers will band.le the game," commented Director Johnny bay courstcl through the island's street$. The trustee said he blm5ell found grounds patrol, paid by KTBT promoters. Johnson, "I'm in favor of it. City crews bad closed off the· island's Dahlberg'• PlfcooatJon;jUJtlfying the tax "What do you propose to do about "We owe It to the high school kids storm drain outlets to the bay. ~ override. n:.quest laat· .Hovember "not the city's 10 p.m, curfew?,., Humphreys to provide a place for them to enjoy ll k l lhe brm. Ir b bb""g facbial." · , . ." . . asked. themselves, as long as it doesn't get ac on ep e om u uu Trultee Robert Bu,tholomew , "It never dawned on me that there out of hand," continued the Buena Park back up tbr.ough the drains and inlO Dahlberg's other main board crlUc, said w o u J d be a curfew on a Sunday night re81tor. the streets. , he think! the res.l~Uon "will definitely in the middle 'of Christmas vacaUon," "If it does, we'll get al1 kinds of The intersection Pl Marine and Balt>oal benefit the next ovirtldi." Adams explained, "U that's the case, potshots, but that 's a risk we have avenues was among t4e 'heavily flobded, Both Zisch and ~Jomew said they we would have to close up earlier." to run," he concluded. city spokesman said. consider Dahlberg a good idministrator. During later discussions, repre!en-"Well ... " quipped Dr. Rlbal, "our Locations at 32nd Street and MarcWJ Their complaint, they noted, is he is tatives of the limited-range rock station terms have only 24 more dayt." =~·ss::or~~cu~:~l~ce ~ not e!fecUve in communicating to the suggested the curfew could be waived, He and Johnson end their terms ln JOth Street and Balboa Boulevard, in j.:.Jlll_b_li~c:lh~e;dls;trlc;l;'•;llnaricl~, ~"~:;al~needs;;;;;;;";;;;;;ji'iiiiociie;;;;o;th;er;iijejjv"1iills;;fo;r;;ie;ena~g~ers;;;'";n;;ffil;.;d.J.an;u;ary~. ;;;:::-::--the viclnlty of City. Hall and at 39tb Slreet and Balboa. Ransom Paid But Kichiapers Still llold Coed From Wire Services MIAMI -An escap¢ convict and a woman were charged 'today with kid- naplng Barbara Jane Mackle, coed daughter of mlllion'aire Florida land de\teloper. 'n,e warrants were · announced l.n IVuhinglOn by FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover after a night ' oI waiting for the rtlease of Barbara alter the ramsom was paid, it wa1i learned here. '11le girl was ttill mlssing and no ar- rests were made, the FBI said. The persons charged were identified as Oary Steven Krl!t, Jn ~aped convict from California who lived a tangled double life posing at two universities as researcher George Deac:on, and Ruth Elsemann Schier, ... Both fuiJ.Uve1 had worked at the Univenlty of Miami Institute of Marine Sciences. It was from the Institute that a 13~-foot speedboat was stolen in the first attempt. to pick up $50Cl.OOO in ransom money early Thursday. 3 llurt in Laguna Two Cat Collision Three persons suffered minor injury Thursday ln a tw0><:ar lnteraecUon col- Uskln in Laguna Beech. Marjorie Ann ~lck, 291 0£ 914 Katella St., Laguna Beach &nd Kevin C. Norlck, 6, of the same address were taken to South Coast Community Hospital for rtrst aid. Pottce said Mn. Norict was north- bound on Glenneyre. The olher driver, Marjorie Carol Wiiiiams. 17, of UlJ T e m .P I e Terrace was wes tbound on CrtlS Street. She was to see her own phy&lclan. I I • • • - ~~ -··--·- DON'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW THIS EXCITING NEW COLLECTION ON DISPLAY NOW- MEDITERRANEAN AT ITS FINEST! HOLIDAY LAMP SPECIAL-15 % • 30 % OFF EXCLUSIVE DEALERS FOR: HENREDON-DREXEL-HiRITA NIWPOR'f llACH 1727 Wlllcllff·Dr. '42-2050 om "''"' 'TIL t ) INTllJORS LAGUNA BEACH 345 North Cout Hwy. Profnafon1t lnt.rfor Dlllg!l"n AY11i1bi.-.;AID-NSID OPIN NIDAY 111. t "-• t• ,._ M• et 0...,. C...,, .... IJ:U 4""'551 ' t I I • .. , . UNCLE LEN'S ~INNER ·-Lynn Marie Conaway, Winner of Uncle Len's Christmas Card Contest, shows her style to Marcia McCuUoCh, DAILY PILOT artist; during visit to DAILY PILOT.plant where she borrowed Matcla's drawing table long enough to whip out picture of a Christmas tree. She!'s Card Cha1np U11.cle Len Picks Yule Contest Winner Uncle Len, the proprietor ~ Uncle Len't ·Corner which,.appetrs every Satur· <Cay in the DAILY PILOT, leaned back '1 hi1 chair today after carefully studying a plle of 85 Christmas cards sent in · by h1a young readers and picked a winner. He said he· liked best of all the one :~~.submitted .by Lynn Marie Conaway, 10, :-. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ;~ J Conaway of 1589 Col'!ica Place, Costa .. , Mesa. · So Lynn,, her brother Kelly, 8, and · her parents will be "royal guests" Mon· day at Disneyland where. they will ride the rkf~,, lee the sight.I', mee! all lhe • c Disneyliind characters and have special VIP seat& for .. seeing the amual Disneylarid Chrislmas parade. That's finit ·prize in Uncle Len's Christmas .. Card 'COOtest. ' ' . '1 '' Lynn's card will be published on Page . , l of the DAILY PILOT on Cbr1s',mas :11 day as Uncle Len's 11peclal greeting · -; to all boys and girls (and tn<lms and · 'dads)·in the Orange Coast area. All other Christmas cards entered in ... · the art contest will be delivertd lo Fairview State Hospital where·they will · be dlltrlbuted to boys and girlll there, many of whom will not receive any other-Christmas urc:b. Lynn's winning entry depicts the Nativity scene in a very styliied and modern way. The youpg winner said it took her t*o houri to draw the card. .ttbe Card. a Her father, a lieutenant in the Orange ~.County sheriff's ol£lct, is a car:toonist ·I! and Lynn's maternal grandmother is ~ an artist. Lynn, wh9 recenUy won her :p. art·ln-the-round merit badge as (!. Glrl :f 'Scout for work in papler machfl, '1f ICUlpturt, wire llCUipture and paper i sculpture, says she wants to be an ,; art teacher. · · · Charlie Brown or the Peanuts strip sitting on a log. Jn big letters,.Linda wrote : "WAmNG FOR CHRISTMAS." The rest of the message reads: "So are others across the land, waiting for Santa and his band/ Candy, cookies, pie and cake that Mrs. Santa had to make/ This is just to name a few what Chrlatmas joys will bring lo you!/ Have a very merry Christmas and a happy new year." BARBARA MUELLER, 11, 1188 Boise . Way, Costa Meu. Th1I pi.ctW'e had the complete NaUvity scene, a stable with Mary, Joseph, the Christ child and a horse in the forqroond. Three wt.. men are~ oUtside the stlble. A star ahlnea abov• .the scene and a king road le~ off , into the distance to a small town. The-message : .. "{ hope you have a inerry time I · hope j<o\Ir Chrlstma$ la very fine/ But, do you lcnow what news it bring1? / It tells us of Chrlat, our Kiilg!/ So no ~jolce and ~taises sing/ For food ~ clolhes'aijd ~verythin1." JONLEIGH M, PIPER, ~. 1203 N. Bay Drlve, Balboa· hi and. Thia wu one of the funniest cards, Uncle Len said. It shows a dog or cat (Uncle Leil wasn't sure whicb.} in a stocking hanging over a roaring fire in a fireplace . The animal Is saying:. "First a stomach ache from a sleigh rid&-now I get hot socks!" CHRYSTAL NEEDHAM, 9, 19031 Colcbeltet Lane;.·. Huiltlnlf.dirt Btaeh. Uncle Len especially liked Crystal's verse because it was so simple and to the · .point: I "At Christn\lstime we spread food •cheer/ You shoold be good 'cause Slota'~ . near." Cryttal ·alao wrote a bis ''HELLO" in the upper right corner of her ptige full of pictures' of Chrlibnu trees, holly leaves, cancty canes, smlllnl faces, angels and a sleigh. But all the entries were good, Uiiclc Un said, and he said he was very happy to get the cards. Here 11 a list of all the other eotriet: .l She is currently a student in the fifth :& grade al M..,. Verde,School. · ' ·1 Uncle Len •kl ·he,~~-~ very dllfic:uU :' Ume aelec:Unc tllO w..,.....·oard bec:a.,. !' meny ;of the entritt Were. so good :in • •= .i::"\1':.,tt\~ 2af.J111,t::" .. ,!"lir .. "=z "'"!"' various wad.. · , · · .... :· oe1 Meri Jll'P' 11:11b111t, 11. iMt L~• ~"'I .. "'V I"' Al'Clldlel l.I,.._ lell 10. U• I!, OCitn 11\'CI,. i Some of tbe !)PM .\JDOJe ·Lin lilt.ed J::.':/11 t:J-1er;iv~LcJl~'°r~,'h 0rr,;,1te11111::,; • belt, .each for. difftrent'~,· have un.. Co1t1 Mtw1'1'.;\. "''.c'· 1, w1 i.rat,<!,• : been aeltctf.d for 1P14al .aw~Tb,ere )J:l:;. ~~~~ ... ~"' ,,·...:i. ·,;~ : ate ltVen of tbeae • ..a. u-.-'t: ~H ' 211 l"tlrwt'Y ~ .. Colhl MINI~ 1flJ lU11d!lftll ......... ~ W.W. Of"., "*""*1 IQc:t.J Mertt Wftton. L 111'1 Wttiwt ·: "'-' U.cb of them I "IC.__..., balf dollar. 0 ST., Fountlln VtMn1 Gary IC"""" 11; :ill• Ttl1, ~ -t"" r~_, Coste Mttt1 Ja11t:.:r.""'{A 10, ll:U ~ UM, ·ii just ~ ht.~ weRtt <Wtzars iD.llil ~~..:n at«tir:-11:,,::,.~· •:ii.~;~ '' '"Cart contest. ~ '; •' •lliltt SW-It .. Foul'lttln V I il1 • A •-•I.• -1.-.1 -.,.,-..I .._:i.&.--...!..,, 'a1.-, 11\\, 17»1 S.1119 l~J tin I .. ., WKI •i--,. .. ,,, Wmot:n l.""" S~acMll. 11; lfl" Mt~~'l=i' . . • , -· • f ,• Wts!ml1111ttrl l.,,_ ~ • 12fl . • ,.,.,, INIMI Crtlt 11lornN; S. . l IP) I' ·, -~· 11'-A ·•-st ~~~Ml. "'Hoc1111111. a. Mlt J¥1'8 , ' ····-' ·-·-" 1 Colla Meu1 Unc e Len' tboaPt &iVe't t' .ka.., .. 111oot111r1 1i. 1111 • .!.e:!YJ~.i-~~ .:" p1dure ol a dtvll.lah-lqotlnc lfWe ~el .~:1•i:, '1.l T~~.1'ff. tnri'i · "f= · ·! IWin&ful on a Cbrlltmu bell cord wu HI'~= I t':i' tt:,• l::::l:: t ~:."" , ·:• one of o.. culfft entries ln, the contest. 1~ ,,...,., 1""11 w1.-r. 11.1ntt"11u.......i, -t ':'.-r (It n Vtller, DIM\I l"tlr, S. 11Ni ,.-. The rbMU-wa1: "Have a nri .. .i.... •• lil•~•rtnt P•lf '· 112'h ~· W o• -1• lilt I Ptul Mbtols. JO, .. Ire • <Jllrillmal. ," , ·~· 11 1 Kim Lii«. .!lr. "51 Ct llO. f Cotti I Ill t iltftMf, IG, -OcHll r'llfll, r • ,· • , • N ~'Jim Ll~S. :lft Vlflt lt'f• "' oi'"-_J_ ff • n1 .... .,. W1 , H\'t, lU'tt A,.,19 '' LYNNE STRACHAN, 11, llP. Mlllga 11.. v1tlft'1 Lind• rtl.ldl. •Yt. "' tve1c· ·' ~. Apt. .,, ... we;ttmfnlter .. Tb1s one ·t:~;~~ ,,...,~' SP1trr11 ,,,...1 .. '" •1 " hid 1 Very nice meuqe, acconling ~"" '""" '~ m Prl~~ .. ccia11 Mtt1 1 ;. to Uncle Len, ahowtq tbe need for \ ~· ,, 11:111 191~ w•'i. 1r'1'1n11 y. peaoeaniundtblworldbybaVhlJflaui'ta o_., ~.W:·i·" • ~ Dr .. 'rwori.""":~ c ct ·boys and girl.I in ,dltterent aaUorial t::i:.,~~ ~· i'ett"'W!t"h. •tr: ll CQ1tumu .au.ertd around tlJe, 1fOtdl ltt~'.tu,. ~ f!t, L~re Mii, I. •II 'J a ''Peace oa w1h." ... """ c.1e1r ~ "' • · -· · :r·~~''" .Hi· ~~~ : BZTB PIPER, 11, ua w~,-Tinst cetta · ...,, c. •· 11 I... UM a Rold. Costa Mt11. Btth'I ~ina·1 pf, t£~~v~~.5~~.~ • Ille -..... -~ tu tq, ~... • '.k ~~Jr~. ' • Oowlos -and c:ltT1lnc lllla ....... ·-· ' the deter! lo a di• In the \act-··• '"" "' Vw, t, "'" \• '"""" , ........ a " ""'6'UIUN V1lltY1 ··011-"""""· •. 1•12 lt irilii11 over wh1ch a bright star is shining ... .,... ,._,1111 v:!\;' K•:fi ''~~' • w1s one or the best drawinp, Uncle hb:~~..:=tl. 1='\ v 1 • I Len said. It's message: "Behold, there ~11llri Ev•l'lft"~:=~.'i\,.:'rfl.,.":'.&Mou":f: • came Wile mea from the &all to ¥1~;~,0IHI~~"" virl:ie'l~ ~fc,.~ -,Vi , f;;; ... Jerus&ltm. · ·" · · fo~Jt'" A..7l.!~U~"tl.:::•Y.rle f':lir:~~ -...... MOU Olllli-1'!.jW, ~··"' v"4'll.'Y1.. !If -c•r 1 , \ 1 14 •t1111 51" "'"" 'I" •·UNDA PELLEY, 12. 11544 Cottonwood v1111v1 ,,..,, 1 1 s.... • ""CM{' a" ~Fountain Valley. Llnda chose one ·~:.'!!1..i." v w111'1111.,·m'· °'°'.1\J:f,;;' 1 o_:.• t.1!:1 ol ·~·le '-'1 fRvorite comi,. strip tt".:":'1'oun11111 ' .. C111."' -11; V6'\: lA'll .,. lDIMf Mlfldowtlrll: ve.. tunlt I I T~ characters for her card. It depicts e::1~.'""' a. 11u MHlllOWltl'k A.,.., ,_i.1n • ' ~. '""°"' 20, IM CL) Border itrrest Oxygen ¥ Weathe " Nets Wounded • • . ' ' ·-· Why does everyone want to own an Omega? For the same reason our expert watchmakers recommend Omega watches above all others. Because, every Omega watch is inspected at multiple stages of man\lfacture to a.\.!iue·peerless accuracy and lifelong dependability. It's the watch the world has learned 16 trqit. Cho11en by N.A.S.A. as standard issue for all astronauts in the epoch.making moon-and· back Apollo· program. Cho._n as official timepiece for countless international sports events •• , including the Olympic Games. Chosen by men and women throughout the world as their watch for a lifetime of proud possession. Why don't . you choose from our oclection of Omega watches, from $65 to over $1000. CONVENIENT TERMS BANKAMERICARO VASTER,CHARGE ' . . " ' J. C. .J.lumpfu.i111 ' Jeweler 1823 NEWPORT AVE., €01TA MESA 22 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION WE SERVICE WHAT WE SEU: A-UIC told l~MI ... llllet ...w: ...... 1316 1-1411: ;oll 11~ llnctlll wetdl ... , .NM 0-....................... hlHlillllll ""· 1• l)Old ca-. N~ln• brtoel• ........ , .... Ntl 0-1<4-IC toN ......... wMOll .............. .. 1 -14K wp. « 1'11ow 11111 btMtlet wllOll. Ft .. !lfd e"'lal •• •.•• , .• .,.,., •. , ........ &llO ~ .. 17 '1IMOl'tdt. '"' .... )'ltlft ... ~ !It ... j., •• l .. ,, ............... : ...... . Cl -I dlemondt. 14X w11"9 «J,~ ~ flll Cltl .................................... .. H -a.ll-wtlldlno ~ 1• •"' ., ,._ -·-.~ .............. :SA1411 I -~ Condllltlltll lfv Delito 1tltlr19'111,'14lt ............. MU. ,..,..,.. ........................... ~ .. ..- ' . -· PHONE 141.)<IOI ' Op1n t :OO to t:OO ' Ill· ci..iot .... -' - \ ...... -·-.. • .. .. I ' I • Would~y A·s ' l • I I I I I ' . ----~------.~~~~~ U.· ' ' I . ' 'U.S. Blmis N. V~trkim . .. . • •• Guns . Afwr Jet itimeked . . ~'. -· ·. . . ' Divor~d at 82 Front Hesa, 82, lits alone in a Milwaukee .;.w1l!ouse corridor fol· lowlilg divorce acllon by his wUe, Lois after 56 years, 5 mor!lhs, 25 days Bhd llW. hours of marriage. Mrs. Hess, 72, dlvorcad her bu .. bend on the grounds of'cruel and inhuman treatment. It wu the long. . est marriage to be ended in Mllw~ukee COU!lty coorll in the mem-: ory ot-offlclals. ·-_, '· • ,_ ' I' ; .. ' I ' ' " ,, i I . : • ' • ! l J ; ;. It : I :f:i. I·: . . . . '.: : • l :: . . . ' •• ,..,.~ .. ,. \I .... n . • JIAN<OIC. *-146' • • .·Deb1itaMtes ..... Jl t ' I ,f. "' , : rj': .. i n' ·a . WJlir.I·: ... ! t··. .. Picking' up IDO!"entuin'_ is lhe pany.· whirl which 1 tr, • traditionally prefaces j!le annual presentation of Chll· · I.rt dren's Home-•. -ety' aebutantt,a, . . , .. . • . '. ·l, ~~· .r,'!'f -. J~ ~ .. ~~a-~wh:l't:p ~ ;--,,:"~! +' .l ay ~.w~ 't ave. ..J 'H ~ ~ l'ff"a • . w~·-./. t"l , B --.,-'" . " wh. • ~\'t.l"'l'!·~1'-"'··h-. -: '; ·,,Ii t I . Fqr;\Qi1 , ,~~de!> :. _ _ ir~,0".lll ·;.: ,, l'. , participi\fe Jn, ~· annual . · a.,, stn)af «'JTee , .. 1 • Parado_' n! the Belle _ of Balbcla .. , . -' · -Hosting the gala are Mr. ~d Mrs. John 'Klllefer, - :" family friends of Mrs. Hatfield'Creamer ~liebu· tante ·d~ugbter, Miss Nancy Gf1!81Der will be ,honored. '' . I ~· "!_ Afterw_.ard, party·g~rs will return to the Killo!er.hoJ11e fof'.Jl:fU_.Ppef~ r) I ,' ·'r:fl:'. .' ' !. ' :I '; . . ~ ,':Ji <J,ft Ill•·~~~-..-~g djllul,!illtes and escorts -~ .boal'.11 ~ bltilnd, ll)tvel ,to !HoUY!rood Ii> see the ' na8 _ e p,~1 , l~ pf ''l'ou'.-e , ~\GOoa M"'!)' qharl!.~ .. , ; . ~ , .. ; I -.1,. ·A-1 "I .._ , , ' H..Uftg -this event will be:tlie Messrs. and Mmes, ,." •\j' eph ~an Carver, John Porter, John Malc0ms0n, f ~ 1J _es ~viii Ray and Ira Warren Smith for tlieit debu .. /'"t' I e. daughters,-the Misses Carol Edith Carver, De-. l borah Porter, Christine Sue Callis, Ro•anne Ell7.abeth Ray and Gecirgene Lunde Smitj>. • "' • 1 .. • ' -Other debutantes jo~g-in the· faslivltiei'r1rill. be • , I the Misses Kristine Boyd, Cathy .Jo 'Cllitk80lli <GeoogO' • \ anne Hanna, Sally Holstein, Pabicia Apn Huddlnton, , .Judy Ann .Hylton. and Kathleen ·AJJ!son_fk~ef,!' ' ' I Completing' the list are the -Ml&Ses ha&eil:llzabeth t 1' Lawson, µnda Kpstine Nissen, Kettieriiie ' LOu!se ' Smith, Linda Christine Satbler, Anne Storch , Alicia ' · Sta:nley Turner and Susan Ann Vernon. - ; ' ' • • -I ' ' • "' '•' ' ' QEIUTANT_ES 'llE-ELTED' •.:::Jn tlle'.splr!t"df r decofatipg. f?r tli ''7811DUal Floating Christmas Tree' Parade, ill . wlllcti they w,ill partit tl>ate tomorrow, lire (left to right) Miss Cathy Jo Clarksop · aiid-Miii -Debor\.h Porier, l~.'Clfucireli•s Home ~y' 'debu- lantes who ')'ill join 18 Ol:her~ 'at Ille f~-.e party wliidl wlll 1'9""f ~ss Nancy Cree.mer. · ji f • _Yuletide Spirit Generated Juni-ors ·wrap· Dplls ·~:· •• I ' ' . . '' F6'r~ J~a.vafo·:;· 1-ndiqJlS , . ' . ' . I l . · . . ., '•' Christmas belongs IO December, -but Et' Camino Real .iuillor . W?man's Club members try to keep its meariing ~~e tqe, o~r 11 • .' • 1 · months on the 1c1llendar. : ....... , i...i lt,,~;J Because of the Yuletide spirit generated by the women , led by Mrs. t>avid Robbins, president the season may be espedally glowillc , for Navajo Indian children living in the mission · in · 'POfuitchi, ''i'Ui('::: ; Mrs. Richard Kennedy, Americanism chainhan; ·conectea 'cit · neglected dolla and distributed them to juniors for reju•enation. Currently 'llie dolls , wi1h .faces' washed a!ld 1Wr ui#a"8fl!d, 8J1I quite fashionaltle· in brightly colored dresses. They· will 'be· deftvtred . r!a~~ help of Mrs. Edward Russell, whose par,ent,s .,Qrk. wlljl ~t ' : ·' • . . . ' ' '! Under the dlrecUon of Mrs, Kennedy junion also baked. fruit- cakes for servicemen in Vietnam.· -· ' ·' . ·· .. , _ "Each ,ca)<e was festively -wrapped -with· a .cheel)" not:e .lnsldeol' -. •I and h~Iy_-.:ill serve .as a reminder .that our boys.o~~r.1jll\f~iat~ r' -. remembered and· m!S8ed," commented Mrs. Ir.1vld LilRoche, 'preii '., · chairman for the group. . .. 1, • . 1 • ' ' Not forgetting servicemen at home,· juniors ·a1so baked coold.ff ·-'. ~ ~ ~ for the San Clemente lntetfalth Servicemen's ·center. ' ' Mrs. Kenn<dy also has been busy with other 'Anierlcaili1111 i projects. Recently she wrote to Congressman James B. dt.t ~ltinr ~.jr~· • -\;\ . a flag which bad flown o~er th~ nation's Capitol. With his c;ooi>ept-· _. , , , lion, tlle flag h!i• been delivered and> will· be presented to the · new -· .. · .' Mareo Forster Junior· High SCbool during .an assembly. ' -· ' · Juniors have been asked to {Jy l!Je flag on aiI n&tioiia! Jlaik\ay~,· . and pnor to Independence -Day, those ·wbo did D-Ot have tlleiri OWll · flags, purc[jasid them via Mrs. Ko!lmedy. . l . ' - \a1G AS LIFE J ~· '~:;: K.~~ea~":_d; l}ana t~ .. American: ' . •• ' ' ; .. , •• ~ ~ • ,j • ~ •• se1,s them ,lit ~.,.at<ie1>. She is easily 10oled by Mra. David ~ bibs p(IJ.al.iiJ.fitll.el, president, who disguises herself as"' gre(ll 11 bic ISe~ ready to .be wrapped and s~t tp_,New Me'1{•\ · ; Nov. 5, election day, juniors were busy transp,orting vote~ f"!D' i-;is m chairman for El ~aml1i:91 ReAl ;Junior _ Woman's ' CJul>, has '.been so busy preparing.-~ ;ii),...-Nav.ajo lndimM:tiildren-UiaWl!e I - I' Capistrailo Valley to and'frOm polls. . · .. ~lans include an Americanism program, o"'--1c>'tlio-' : ·.) t"fU1 I ~-. ~ public, in March. · · _. -·, . -,.. ·· ' ._ . .. . • ' f ' ~t ~ • .~~ I • : • J ' !J "ift i\'.l!. 1 I 'tNew -Troop Leader Scouts Out· Inexpensive Ma:id . . . ' . . ' •• .: ;-DEAR ANN . LANDErul: Pldse tell . !Pt lf I •am being m"1' for no\hftlg. l , ~ a Girl SooUt and ·1 love it, or p1i t 1should be honest and aay r · •• r befoR we go< tblll • """" ~or i Scout leader. Our regular bid tp hive an operation iO ~ asslJtan\ ii taking OVt!I'. .-t bal decided lhat loo gidl set married lbeae days ·IMw\ag the llnl llMg about ketplna. i. For the last I b r e e ng1 she -had the whole !roop r house, cleantna It from top to m. • 't dldn 't '.(join Scoul3 to ICl'Ub noor. w~SValls. 1 can do lhat at home. ':..... ;1·~ .1· .. --. ·--·---- • . ; I • .. • , yoor co~ I have ,wrlUen loo )'OU 'fdends bavt the...,. complalJjL at lebt fiv'e times and you'Ve llway1 (1) My1mother can't t'eep her tongue liven me good advice. IWl I've beaM bar tell ber brlcige • Yesterday my, mother found .a !etler club things Uiat -~d bave be<il kept addr.....S 14 -Y<iil. (Tbt, le!W -ln ln the lamlly. my pune, which 'sbould give yoo an (Z) The timel I tried 14 talk 14 Mom Idea of what roes oo aruund Ollll'1bause.) alie put me dQwn and ~ me Jeel ¥om put a ·ran. hurt look, .., • ber .. il my pnbleml ...,. dilldllh and lace and ultad, , "Wby do• )'OU hove ' unlmportanL , , • 14 write 14 Anil Landen, •dear! Wiiy (S) My mother keeps comparing me OIUl't you tilt 14 me about lhlnp that ., . .to, bensJ1 when she wu my q e. She liother you?" , '· doesn' ruJlze lhat thele are not the I Ued and tola ha I WU bettor ,, ' el\l<i> day1 . I am !Mn&. Ip a dllfennt '!filing !!>an !alfdnl. But here are 1)11 ,fl• than when she lfOl' up. REAL rU80ns I can't talk to Der. ti Thankl for your beJp, Ann. -I'M hope she and other mothen ""-GLAD TllEl\E'S YOU ' teenage daughters doa' talk lo them DEAR OLAD1 'IW ·-tot ol IOI lhis ln the paper. Several d my u. nut 7" lot wl111of. ' .-i CONF ENTIAL TO f\L UN K.J•NO FLO~: You can't"'*'"* ...... to lbioW out .the TV, k!Ck,·•'·J<llir UU!e b-and -lbo-q. ~ there is oat room· lrben' ,.. <ill !I" and doie Ibo door u· !IOI, .., ,m acbool and do)'OCU' borhewcrl:. .. l ' Au Lpdm'' llO'I! ~ ~ II SinDCtr-.. ,• Aatet ........ t( - pracllc:al "°"""7· ~ -:. beilkJ~. ~ I f ·i •: -( ; All• l.udah wm i.a'.tW11L"'-1 1'" -JtOlf . ~ ""'""-.:..~ ,. loor. II ... ,of . lloo DAll,'l Pll.fti ......... a lluopool .. sl I 11 . ... I I ' I I ' ! ·. ' .. . . . '. . ' . ' • ·! ' j I I ' • l "· ¥YPLOT rrldoJ, .,,.._ 20, 1968 .. · .. Partmers •• • ......... the -of Chollt KaltUrbock•, made the ---1-hl Aid: •ta lnl<rnaµoaa1 IOcle17 noi.iey lllv• I damn who l"I" • ... wllli. W1IAI 11.bnportanl 18 wbo you're aem with." 'CIVliJm>' 'l'hel-.'t I popu!ar 11"'1 •boll! .... Golden a..et -plllJ -wbo -It ·•mi we who hi wu -wl'11. Oii bll .U•tt ""'®le .,.. nl'"""1 hi -a JoU1 par-ty In Mulm'1 In Pull ...t made the ·~•ting .,... rangemenll hlm""1f. On bll rtllhl eat bll wife. On bll . left hli mlllrelll. AU Ibis 11 regarded u , "clvillzelL)' In fact. I t I I aaumed • ·wives of t h e mflcblevous m1nor11,y a 1 , o m1'bt hive ~ alfalra. One reuon ls. that they are, more often lban not, aeparated from their husbands many moiilbl of eocb year. And their clrdes are loaded with ,fotdtrlght . Jover boys who ' make •more passes than tbe .. Gteen Ba7 Packen.. TodaY'• acknowledged let !et expert, CleVeland Amory, says: "Relations between the sexea are so complicated that •In NeY:,port Beach Rites ~ pormlDllll Gnolt plllJ m. oidllorl outalde the l . . ...... loll! 1111: "llollm .... ..... fl\ hi lbe • ..,-;• . al '1 ~ ..,,._ _, , "" -'\And;! want·,.. • wbod1; C • r •NJ= ._ lllf' ,... for your f~ =.lo........ . : =;ul:'.:·".'"~ Tlle'...,.mcb,.eollly bond, A.-lady's yt)tow bl · alwlJI ... , oeeldnC DI W > -....,i.tlOO for tM•I · , Ulrl1la. PM! ol Ibo Olluoll Rod Cnlu. A )'1)Wlg 'I chum lot the ladles -ID · • 1'111 ilunb brought fOO •poufli, • bll ·-·' JIOl!tloll q foa• lflo BRSPCA ...: jlri\111(.. rl-•rllr· ·of tb~ In' J!o)>ll&lc:lety•for lhe'J'feveJ>. lornllfoall Jet Mt ~ -• llaO. of Cruelty lo Anlmala. I+ •Illa lllml lot perile.. Lfllt wlien. a girl or 'boy w•s ·;'*~~JI: ~Y bid for be or she ., """!:, 1111 ....-. •Im* oil ~Umhld out of the pool boldl)lg • ~ boltmn. . ~ the , •WI. In lland and delivered .. .,,91er ,,.. IUnlOd "11'. cti;op-.. ' U In poriiim, naked u a peeled ' <blur .. , .. ..,r.q., All's '•l ' ~ be Ul'" clnllTt , . ~. .._ au iu young peo- . • , 1,. ' • , _ • , t; · ~. 'beCJaea tree 'Chow, t'J'9 rich -" YOOI lllm!llll4 ' · FOR"fllB CAIJIB1 , • rewariled ·In other w~. altho~ ,Ibey were omused youraelf with tielub>, boauiffUI "· · 0q --jel:.et pi;u .. • .lllam>1 Nlardlos who's I• th• to..r<Oall ·~ "•~WI" of furniture, beoutl!lll c bf"~' aerve wOriltY -o.. , ~ 'oou.r' class, givea ~vl<111 fem,.~ a aovlce ~ plctulel. ~-'.".~~ _ .af!ttnootl• llli -·· ~i a llil\ 8'!Mla aolid gold cigarette '' · ·liter, ali!-i!bne talt· more beautiful !ball ~. Ol'eet ~· 'VUla )>iirii. , Int · tbe• aun In Malaga; young peo~? . neor Antlliio, 1111 S-'!ft . ~·\farkos Nomikoa, wife>\ _ 'Anotlie;;, •a maw 'b Ion d 1 The young people are ... lolllrur ' . .......,. pa• -• of IDOlher gilt.<dged sblpf!el', Gemuin, .she met wblle tatlng peeled lo help . out. raiae 'ii~luuli ,~ . pool , one !li1>• gave a Cbineso1®1-lhe "~J In , !la~\m. l)aden. morale. You bow, !latter.. when tbe·,,....bid • 1111!1 ...... !\el' yacht .. When .lhe 'A .. 1!!4(1. •b\lllY.hawt-nooeif aginr tycoon Into tlllntlng ~·· JdOa: • 4 ,. · '~ 1ppened their fortune · Arati, she' niet · wblle ~ Worren Beatty blmle!J. And "All yi>u -~-= <wtl .. they found -inslead lunc4 on the fabulous terraC. flatter old ladlu .Into forget.. · ·cried, "get lilto the' of Clever UtUe prediction! -' · of ibe Hotel St. (ltorgea In ting their Boulder Dam girdles pool." ' • · , ·~'.:m $50 to 110 O Beirht -be waa·llie bus boy and swing, grandma, swing. After '!lier ·~ be\' llie · · · tiOM. Be ...,, that the jet .. um, A Riviera playboy, .; a addressed ber,ltlf-', to ~·h • ~ for th«:_ attractive am-.. Including 9001~ Greeb. are ' ... '~ ' ..... ' ' -t01erut oven• ol _... WI.tit, ablJl WI 1111 -..~, tui<o, II JoiiC II u.J -... off ... Woll~ to ··belcN·" 1) ~. t) ~< IJ Royal boo~ 4) """'""' lalent. -' , A cllfc bolWI will •think nollllng ol lnvlUng an e(· , ........ ~ -"' dealgnei: to ~ner. then •!!- ~,.... bring your . boJ· {rlod.'' "Squares," troubI.a by auCh assoclaUons, are 1J<Olllptly Piii down. ·Nol ~ ago one ran llltO a jet«! li08tesll the night ,after a party and !aid: !'YOU .lqi<)w that Pim• • .' ..• fellow who was at your place last night? He's a Jximoaexual! .. Tbe lady repUed: "ReallyT I thwgbt be was a Clnadian." To explain their lack of ccm- cern abOUt personal habits, even if the person is lruitil!l" than a compote, jet set ladi/ii are fond of quoting the ~ # wrtt.er,Mrs.Patrlc\ · , CampboJ1. . Y eara before the .automoblle WS! JIOPU!ar Mra. Campbell, discussing -~ 'IS&ld:""I don't care what }>eO- ple do as Jong u they don't do It in the streets and b1£}rten the horses." Horoscope.. CM Auxiliary Emblem Club . . The lint Tbur8day ol the Tbe Elks Uxlge Is the ael· Shawn Slocum Married · Virgg: Mqke Changes month · members of t b e ting for meetings of the American Legion AuDllary, Emblem Club 201 of LajlUlll Coeta Mesa Unit 4511, gather Beach. Members gather the hi the American Legion Hall, flnl and third Tuesday al . • 'l .. ' . ' . - ' S,, James E'plscopal rlbbonl acce!ited the waist- Chun:!l, Newport Beach, was line. .. SATURDAY: DECEMBER 21 mission. You gef news oo~ .... ;;;at;;;l;p.;;;m;;;. =======B;i;p;;;.m.======;;;; cerning bome, pr Q pert y.'' Check real esiate vi.lues. the aelllng for the rites llnl:· Noaegaya o1 aqua mums In marrlag Sha ~"--were corried by the attend-ing e wn l:<J.Wl"' ants Including bridesmaids, · beth SI o cum of Newport the MIBaeo Joan IJamllton of llelcb· and Jean Marrell Ra-Newporl Beacll, Donna I.Jell ,... ii•Ht,1110!11!11, of &n ~ and Janet Tbe Iiev, DaY!d Crump per-= ~':"'1"1,.,:cy the 0.: . ' forined tbe cerem«11,.for thl . ol l.looro · . wu the flower daUsbter of Mra. Wayne W. · I · Slocum of Newporl Beach and 8Patr1ck Harris of Yl!ldma, BENEFIT LEADER the late Mr. slocumt.. and_ the Wash., was best man. Usher· Mr1. Hender1hotte Denison son of Mrs. Ruby · n.uor of ing guests to their places were Ho:ll.lulu and Jean F. Rasor Larry Jenne of Boise, Idaho, of'Coos Bay, Ore. Richard Powell of Coulee Valentine Ball Escorted down the aisle by City, Wash •• and Robert Cun- ber grandfather, A. W. SI°' ningbam and Michael Moses cum of Cresson, Tex., the of Newport Beach. Chairman Told By SYDNEY OMARR SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 22. Dec. 21): You become more •1The wise man c:on~•-••-o b w..ui:i; uui; exi ·le. There is greater destiny •• .Astrology po~ta the freedom of moveinenL Vl!it wav," , higbllghls day. Display senae ARIES .(March 21-April 19): of humor. )'our opinion Is Da.f to accept -means be sought. Avoid being dogmatic. receptive. People want to do CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. tbinp for you. Be cll'&clous, 19): Give attention to money, show appreciation. ;Ez:cellent income potential. Spotlight on for party, soclal eveDt. Avoid possessiorus, values. Know harsh methods, retorts. Be what you need, what must agreeable. be discarded. Get together Sand'! Formerly with the Hair Huf has now ioined the staff here at bride wore a peau de soie A reception followed in the gown decorated with vertical Newport Harbor Yacht Club. venlse lace bands. The A-line '111.e cou~1e are making gown was fashioned with a their home m Honolulu where cameo collar and long fitted both are going to schooJ. The sleeves. Mat.:hing lace adorn-bride, a graduate of Newport ed the watteau train. A bead· Harbor High School, attends pjece of peau de aole and lace Chaminade College and the held ber candlellgbl lllu.olon llooolulu Art Academy. She• veil trimmed wlui venlse lace was a 1968 Empire debutante. TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ): with CANCER-born individual Y.U get career opportunity. AQUARlUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Tate advantage of chance to IS): Take Initiative. Be seH- expand horlrons. Don't feel starter. Much fun Indicated Mrs. Hendershotte Denison tied down to one method. Be tooighL Yj>U make new COD· ~n I® of Newport Beach has been versaWe. Ezpancl _.tlom!.1 '\tell. ~-Independence, , c : . ' ' · •. . D ~ named to chair the loth an-There 1s room at the top for ·· orlglnallty. You~'-cauld ·meet \r nual Valentine Ball tO be given ' you. . 1' -' • ihdlvidual who glies you what by Silver and Gold Chapter, · GEMINI (Ma1 •Zl.Jmie "1):' Is n¢eded. • · • ~A 111. ITYlllTI MRS. JEAN M. RASOR Llvlnt In Hawaii Peering Around and she canled a Dosegay of Her husband attends the white roses and stepbanotis, University of Hawaii and is 'Ibe bride's sisters, Mrs. affiliat~ with the Hawaiian Timothy Hawkins of Denver Anthropological Society. an4 MW Rebecci Paige Wedding guests Included the SloCum. of Clason, Tei., bride's grandparents, Mr. and served as mafrou and maid Mrs. Percy Jones of OkJa. of honor. -homa City and Mr. and Mrs. They and the bridesmaids A. W. Slocwn of Cresson, donned A-line gowns wi1b bod.-Tex., and the benedict"s ices of alencon lace and skirts ~dm.ot.het, Mrs, Otto Keh· of brown velveteeo. Turquoise rein of llldl.anapoli.s, Ind. South Coast Commun II y Good mnar aspect todaf c:o1D-·PISCES (Feb. lll-Mard! IO): Hospital AtWJlary, Feb. 14. cldea with spreading ol Views. .,:you< do best behind acenes. PHONE NOW 548-0460 Tbe annual socJal benefl~ Important lo delill'mfne'"I.:ot,citl1ers.have the glory to. lo lake plact In the NeWporter penonaJ philosophy goOL Thai 'diy •. Quiet •Ji~ gains IN-WESTCLIFF PLAZA Inn, will begin with a 7:il0 write, Mvmtae, Pub lri b. your obJectn:e..Finolor dining p.m. cocktail hour followed Break out of emotional rul. out. attending' !heater. Beli~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif 1 by dinner and dancing al 8:il0 Gel Ideas across. ·' • , quf!I within. • Answers will P·!f'°be Sliver and Gold Chapter CANCER. (June 21.Juli 21)( . co;.e. TODAY IS YOUD waa formed by the· a11ldllary Accent on mterest In the~ BIRTHDAY' you are. goiJlg lo IS monlhl ago lo'11inctlon 11 ·dan. occull ldeu abo\m<L llllve .e.. usponaibllltiea. !'to- ll> fund-ralalng group. AU pro-Cbooae the best -be HieO-. j~ ~Uy .Iiegun will grow, ceeda from the ball wlD tie ti_ve. News received C'ono-~you will have to be aware, applied to the auxiiiarY'• cem1ng legacy, money. Seek, ·,aiert and confuienl You are ,100 000 '--'ta! •1-'-ezpert counsel Leave nothl1ifl · food · of travel and are a~ ' _,.. ........ lo chance ' • LEO (JJtly 23-Aug, 21): ~ ' tr~~-~~CIE!I: to let one close lo.you ael · Cycle blili for AQUARIUS, P!'"· Your role l!>dlJ' aboUld PISCES. 'SpOclal word ·1o he that ol dlfloma~ observer, LEO: give special attention Homes Filled for Holidays Meana don t for<e · lsSues. to mate; Close associate. Study partnersblp proposals."fiiiM'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM'iiDiiiiiiiiij Merging of Interests wlllpryveli beneficial ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl-21): Give aitenuon to work pro- cedures. You .can aave' time by mating bulc ~. Relative who insists OJI journey 18 not cl&W'1on Ob- jectl•es. Have fan t.onlght - but c1oni be acheck-grabber. . . '- THINKING OF MRS. THOMAS A. BABNARD Thomas of Newport Beach Betty and Ray, co-presidents will entertain ber family dur· will be spending Christin11 of Newport Horbor Trojan Ing Christmas In lier Newport with ber sl5ter, Mrs. Earl G. Club, will be on band Jan. 1 Beach home. Guests will be Sawyer of Lido Isle. to cheer the University of 1be family gathering will Southern California football her daughters., Mary of San Include Mn. Earl M. Sawyer, team on to victory. Franclsco and Francis Ann mother of Mrs. Thomas and of Newwri Beach, her In.Jaws, Mrs. Sawyer, wbo will be 89 NEW P 0 RT BE AC H Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Barnard tn February. Others attend-MAYOR Doreen Marshall and of La Jolla and her brother, ing will be Burke Sawyer and her lfusband, Robert will be Elmer Hale of McAlester, Dr. Payson Adams Md his spending Christmas Day with Okla. wife and twc children who her slater, Miss Elahie De· recently moved to Newport mond ot Newport Beach. A HAWAIIAN holiday ls Beach. Among relatives present will planned by lJdo Isle resident. be the mayor's mother. Mrs. Peter E. Fluor, Aocom-WELCOMING guests and After Ch r 1st mas , the will be • pteaent at the falfllly CllrfBtmas celebration In the Mesa Verde home of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Halliday. Joining the 10 or u family memben · will. be lb e HallldaY'• brand new great- gran~ Christopher Gray, wbo was bcR)l Dec. IS. Included la the group will be the BaDlda)''I ~I WWiam R. ~1 and lbelr dailgblel', .Mra. ~oyce Grey and tll!ir .. f"l"111~ 11 well as other r;iauve.. . . ... 7'-~· LIBllA (Sept.,~ ii): Relatlonahlp' Decomes "special." nothing. halfway. Creative efforll pay dlvldenda. Toofgbl )""1 gel II heart of matters. Not wise lo play with fire. Mean what you !iily. ScoRPIO (Ocl 23-NOV. 21): Deal with Pfldlcal, routine matters. Avoid, PCIDP· Do CASCADES? q lowu 14.tl THINK OF HB TOPS .Club ~ what muat be done in efflclent manner. Day .. ,to complete panying the Floan will be relatives to their Udo Isle Marsballs will be off to daughters, Mr& R. B. Taylor liome on Christmas dliy will Pboenb: for the sun and then ol Seatue, Wash., """ Mre. J. be the Ray Bensons. 'Ille fami-to Lake Tahoe for the anow , L. Reed of Fullerton Md their ly, which also includea Kris-w""'° both hope to do a bit _,Sa.rang I Gain TOPS CI u b families, and Mra. Fluor'• sis-tine, Brian and Eric, will of sled"••. meell ,every Monda.y at 7:30 I the d I ~ ...,. p.m. ill" Smllb Elemen•·-ter-fn.law and brother, Mr. and eave next ay or a 1 .. -._~ Mrs. F. E. F1scber of Arcadia. Ing dale at Mammoth. A VERY SPECIAL guest School In llmdlllglon Beach. y~~ ~ .,~ : ~;iP ""--i;;; -----------------=G=o=o=D---N=E·w=""s""-"" ----------i;;;-------- far Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Mower of Corona de! Mar. The Mowers are expecting Mrs. Elva Taft of Saft Late Cily for the bullet they hOl!t every New Year's Eve. MB. AND MRS. GEORGE Shoe Service 17th fr IRYINE New Location CIEST Yltw CENTI• ROBCO INTEilUJIONAL IMPORTS LAST MINUTE GIFT SPECIALS! SALE of • WROUGHT IRON from Mexico and SDG111 WOOD CARVINGS from tho ~ar Eosl D. Buceo11 ol Corona de! Mar will boll a family get together • OD OuiltmaJ Doy. Guest. will lDclude Mrs. Buccola's twin Nm K1ntuclcY Frlod Chlck•n CHOOSE FROM ALL THE LA TEST STYLES WHOLESALE & BELOW ! ! And visions of Diamonds danced in her head. lleter, Mrs. Henry craw1<r11 Jr, and her busband.'1 mother, Mn. Henry Crawford Sr. and tbe couple'• daughter, Mn. Daniel Wier and her buaband. THE T. DUNCAN All WORK DONE PERSONNALL Y Corona del Mar ~ARTS o1 Corona c1e1 3 CONVENIENT SHOPS •-wlD entertain tbelr ,:lilldren and their familles e 3401 E. COAST HWY. a.rm, the holidays. Coming Coron• del Mu ••• -173-4640 are t11e Bill Balllngers of e .3431 VIA LIDO i:5' : ... Bo.':.i ~ Nawpo.t leech , , • 41l·l620 o1 Sacramento. e 74 FASHION ISLAND R•styl• your old sho•• to the new round look. Brtn9 us your probl•m end we'll 9ive your sho•s • new look. Nawporl BHch,,, 644.7561 1111.. AND llBL GLEN . ._ ___ .._ _________________ _ ' . ----------- AT SAVINGS YOU WON'T BELl~VE ROBCO · INTERNATIONAL "1001 Gift Ideas from All Over the World" Look for tho Big Tiu Building 100 IHI south ~f General Telephone Co. (o,""'9; .... ., ...... } HUNTINGTON BEACH 17616 GOTHARD' 842-1545 . _ ________ ...., ________ ...,.. _____ , CHARLES H. BARR. --~~- I ... __ --- , . ' oet-tbe ~ . the y II MERRY GENTLEMEN -And ladies. too, will be among the 140 carolers who will stroll through the Bluffs development next Monday evening. Practic- ing traditional carols for the entertainment of resi- dents are (left to · right) Dr. Leroy Beahm, Mrs. Beahm, Mrs. Leroy Morton and her husband. Old English caroling attire will be prescribed for the old-fashioned caroling lour. Fabulous A ii ,, {i If ., 7068 SIZES S-M-l- Fortune to buy, very easy Carolers Bring Joyf u I Tidings Bringing "tidings of comfort Richard Saterlee, Mr. and and joy" will be 140 carolers Mrs. Leroy Morton and Mr. from Newport Beach's Bluffs and Mrs. Graydon Young. community next Monday even-After singing their tradi-tional carols, lhe groups will ing. gather in the captains' homes Hopingtoinaugurat.eanew for warm holiday holiday tradition in their com-refreshments. munity will be the carolers Santa Claus will be joining who will don old·fashi.oned the festivities by visiting area Christmas apparel for the OC· homes the same evening. The casion. man from the North Pole will The carplers, who come call on the children from the rrom seven separate Bluff development who have written areas, will begin their tour letters to bbn and will wWi of the development at 7 p.m,, them a happy Christmas and stopping at the homes of present them with a gift that several residents along the will go under their Christmas way. . tree. Seven captains will organize The caroling Idea waa the to sew -just 4 pattern pieces. IM iii w• wvwp•;-t;C'll the groups that will be car-Joint effort of the variOWI rying small gas lanterns and development homeowners and caroling books as part of their was coordinated by the Bluffs traditional costumes. The cap-social director, Mrs. Phyllis tains· include Mr. and Mrs. Saunders. Inspired by the Richard Martin, Mr. and Mrs. enthusiastic response, plans ~ Aims Crozier, Mr. and Mrs. are under way for next year's Rock Duitman, Dr. and Mrs. larger and more gala en· Leroy Beahm, Mr. and Mrs. deavor. i Sew an elegant, caftan.In... •• spireddress 1avishedw1tbem-Peer"ng Around ~ broidery in jewel colors. Pat· / ft tern 7068: transfer, .printed ~ pattern S (10-12); M (14-16); ---------------""•'-"'""I f* L (l8--20). State alse. AN UNUSUAL Cbrlstmu of Santa Barbara, will be the ~ FIFTY CENTS (coins) for each pattern _ add 15 cents Day will be spent by the Cami· Edward Bowens' 5'12 year old for each pattern for first-class ly of Mr. and Mrs. Edward son, Scott. After dinner, the.\?. mailing and special handling; Bowen or Laguna Beach. They family will return to Laguna Yt otherwise third-class delivery will be having dinner with for dessert. will lake three weeks or more. Send to Alice Brooks The DAI· LY PILOT, 105 Needlecraft Dept., Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York, N.Y.10011. Print Name, Address, Zip, Pattern Number. Giant, new 1969 Needlecraft Catalog - over 200 designs to choose, 3 free patterns printed inside. Send 50 cents now. NEW! "50 INSTANT GIFTS" fabulous fastllons, toys, decorator accessories. Make it today, give it tomor· row! Ideal for a11 occasions. so cents. u11 Jlffy Rug1" to knit, crochet, weave, sew, hook. 50 cents. Book of LZ Prize Afghans 50 cents. Bargain! Quilt Book 1 has 16 beautiful patterns. 56 cents. Mu1tum Quilt Book Z - patterns for 12 superb quilts. 50 cents . Book 3. "Quills for Today's Living". 15 patterns. 50 cents. Bowen's brother, Marine Lt.. MR. AND MRS. LOWELL Col. James T. Bowen in San Stewart of Costa Mesa will Clemente on the San Marcos be spending Christmas at base, of which he is the com· home th.ls year. Present for mander. Both Bowen families will be the holidays will be Mrs. Stewart's moth er, Mrs. C. L. dining ln the general mess Heyerdahl of Lafayette, Iod. hall with the troops who were not able to be home for who Is enjoying the California Christmas. Especially looking weather and hopes to stay ~ forward to the day, which _un_u_·i_F_e_bru_ary_:_, -----ft will also include Bowen's parents, Navy Lt. Cmdr. (ret.) and Mrs. Frederick T. Bowen Give the United Way iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GOURMET SPECIALTlfS FOR YOUR HOUDAY ENlUTAIHlllG =r;-:=-;,-:-i I FALLS? I • SEAFOOD Deviled Crab, Scallopone, Currl· ed Shrimp Cutltt11 Scampi, Quenelle1 St. Jac- quts, Stuffed Sole, Bont"d Trout with· Crab Afeat, Crepes Crab Meat Al&ka, Abalone • POULTRY I A La Kiw, Cordon Bl<u, WUd Rice, Lucullus, Burgund11, Wingilets, Creper, Liver Pate •BAKERY I Patt-y Shel.LI, all lizer; Chee1e Sticks, AU Hot Hort d'Oeuorer, Bilcuit 'Tortoni, Cr~i Suzette, Frangipane.' :1 :1 : I d ·I os low es 1'·'5 _., THINK OF and man11 othfr cuitom made itnu Langlois Music Geared To Youn·gsters ' ' ·-.-!0.-Grandmothers At ~ e•ery ......S 'lblln- day the Newport Harbor Grandmothon'Club-111 the Newporloi Im-Mn. Vuua Pltl al -111'1 be CIJled !Gt Dl " • tn. !ormatlon. DAii.Yd JI ' HB TOPS 00'1 TOl'S ()()11 " 11 ........... Bead! meet nery 'l'llundl1 at t'30 a.m. In U.. ~ -llllurdl; lluallqtoa- Be>Ch. Mrs. Howard - CaplsltUo Bay .,.. chU, drea wW be entertatned next MondlY wllh a unique con· ~l!Mhe,round In a bollday ...,.. blgbllgbt arranged by Sao Clement.0-Capistrano Bay branch1 American ASJOCla· tloll o! University Womeo. at 11"1'1t will -.- tioos rq.vdlq -... Im -In sa. Cltmeoleo!r=================, ast mooth, will return with a program dedicated to The Orange COuoty Wood· wktd and Se.iQphone Ensem· ble, a professional g r o u p which won applause for a Members Don Skates Plans {or a skating party oo Jan. 25 have been an· nounced by members of the Fountain Valley Cloverdales. Mrs. Midge Rodger · a n d daughter Janis will lead t.be excursion. youogsters, • The hour.loog concert will begin a' tl a.m. ln the Sah Clemente Mooee Lodge. With mu a I ea 1 aampllnga ranging fl'<lm a llt!otyland medley lo parta of "Ptter and the Wolf, ''1 the program 'fill aim at introduclrig chlldren to the wide range of instruments played by the eight musicians. Seating will be arraoged In 't circle around muslc.iaM, so the ~oungsters can observe the instruments closely. Members of the group, led by Art Gault, lndivldl.ially have appeared with various movie studio orchestras and have been on the staff of Mel· oclyland Theater as well as several name dance ~ lJt. eluding Tommy Doney and Dave Rose. Tickets are 25 cents and will go towards the 8"0cla- tion's international f e 11 ow- ships {u:id, according to Mrs. J . R. Auguston, fe1Jowshlp.s chairman. Parents also are invited to attend. Choral Group 'I1te 4-H group initiated new members during a Christmas party ln Starview School, Hun· tlngton Beach. Acting out skits relating to their projects were Sandie Boutee and Pamela Boutee of Midway City, who Illustrated their rabbit pro- jecls by hopping around the room hiding Easter eggs. Others participating included Dana and Teri Gourley, Hun~ tlngton Beach ; Luanne Cupp, Fountain Valley, and Roger Harper, Saota Ana . The group also plans to sell soft drinks and Iced tea during the t-H Fair in the spring. Every Monday at 7 ;00 p.m. members of the Prospective Aliso-Valley Chapter of Sw.eet Adelines convene in Miss.ion Viejo HigD School. Thoie in- terested in joining may call ~trs. William Recht at 837- 0737. Your Chi~ ACc:OVftt 11 Wtlconw-~rd, Mnl'lf' C"-"• Too II FASHION ISLAND-NEWPORT IEACH-'44-IJIO Opt• &.ni1191 Until Chrilhn•• For Your CONVENIENCE These SOUTH COAST PLAZA STORES Will Be OPEN SUNDAY December 22nd from II AM to 5 PM • A lo Card • Albert's Hosiery • C. H. Baker • Barricini Candies • Beren's Tall Fashions • Cameo Shoes • Carat's • Chasin's • Chris' Fashions • Cline's Stationery • Chic Accessories • Decorator Line • Fol Jack's Coffee Shop • Field's Shoes • The Golleon • Gene's • George • Golden Mur ray Needle • Gudes·Bamett • Hallmork Stationers • Horris & Fronk • Harvest House Cafeterio • Hickory Forms • House of Fa brics • Hubbub · • Innes Shoes • Jewels by Joseph • Joyce Shoe Tree • Knit-Wit • Koven's Jewelers • le Petite Cafe • Lillian• • Marlene Fobrique • Miss Hawaii • Mullen & Bluett • Poce1etter Gifts • The Prep Shop • Sobrino • Singer • South Coast Drug • Sunset House • Thol'!l McAn • Tie Rack • Tinder Box • Toy World • The Wet Seal • Wilson's Men's Shop • Wollich's Music City • Weiafield's Jewelers • Zelig's Viloger·Ladybug ' -' \ Fancy Froxen Foods, Inc. 211" llguu Canyon ROid lagu111 Beach 494-2020 Bristol pt the San Diego Freeway, Costa Mesa : WIGS · , 2541[,1'111 SI, COITA ME"' • • "'HI~ ..... .,., -~.___________ '· • l I ' ' ' ,. , ' ··~ I I . ! . I .J • • • I • ·: • ' ........ ao ,.._ .. .,_ • • Crouword Puzzl.e -OVER THE COVNTER Keep Eye on New llA91' t' a f11"a.1tq,D11az l1r II.._ ' Rates for Savings HOURS: iztlDllf ( u ti'" )f(;-holf ... , ...... 4S Sdli_oi ltOOll 11 Qoilll .. • ... IJ--4'TIU. ..... .. ...... n_ ... ""'"""' ZIE SIWIM IA . t .... lk · 11 5l D-llr is -ti Yillc tf t'ttAS 2'~-=" "~:: " ·-5"111• ZJ G"LlfM'-" S4 U1lll II Zt Tltt ... k cuh, "Oo.., ot ff<.:1-SIAti.o so o.-. d41fert 'l Follow '7 Flow• J Wlltrt.. JI lt&oit •011tll• Is all••c• 34 A ctttal• ' St ~S-. ••• loDoto< JI lllloio: II Jlltl- colli. fot• ....... 11. S711HWIY 6Z-ff11C ., an.vu roa11& .. -..-1a- ~-bave apia 4*' 'td .. lo Ille bJpool ... .. -bllt«y, --.-pd 1'blcb ...._ I'!'"-Ille ..... • lo be .. Ille lltrl M never before, .,.. ..... " ,. .... '-- I/It opolh,Y. Y"" ... Ulil;' ~-...-t:llJ-lm· parWll """""' ... .,_ ~ DOllW-But If 1"" will lake • IUile limo lo !lDd out -¥" Ibo best mecUwm for )'OW' "liquid" ,.vtnp now, 1"" CID juat al ...Uy llplllcanll7• --......... J.&T'I GET U-po ID II deu al Ibo IWt: ,._ AVlnp ' noglna !!Om cub bl Ibo bank lo Jonc.wtm bonds -have rarely, If ever, been u out al !aver u "°1'· SoplllltJCll<d . blvllllon llterally detest bonds at thll tbne; If lorced lo place a 1peclfled percentage of their fund! bl bonds they do l!O with obviow: reluctance. Investors vltt.uiU1 across- the-board have been on an extnordllwy buyen' strike, with the result that aellen of ~ are offering ever bJper, ever mon panicky rates of interest to attract tbem. THE REASON Is rtarkly slated' lnfllltion ml the ,,.... tq. deep feat that ,.. will not bring It under eootrol Wllh the "°'I of living rising on average 4'12 percent this )'ear and with income tu:es IUb1g a major bite out of the overall Jntertst you eanr; even hlltorlcally 1teep interest ratea clwlnoDe lo a picayune net. M .. t of tile inlerut added to your dollan bl 11118 ls being eaten up by the decline in WMkcMyt t 1.m. to 9 p.m. Sttwdey t. 1.m. to 6 p.m. J TV u• APPLIANCE COTO Hsbor Center 2300 H111i11r Mo. -c.1le M11•· ..... $40.71'31 • FOR BUSINESS ASSOCIATES • FOR EMPLOYEES •ANY BUSINESS GIFT PERSONALIZED WINES GOURMET FOOD GIFTS HAMS AND TURKEYS CANDIES AND COOKIES FLOWERS AND PLANTS .~ ..... If you ne9d h.Jp with a special gift for your secretcry, or iust don 't have time to shop-- CALL GERTIE OUR PERSONAL SHOPPER, 673~360 3ofJ3 VIA LIDO NEWP'ORT BEACH • /, .. _ .. __ -c- Fridays -- I ~ t ..... f I ~~ • . , ii ~! ,.~ ;1 11 -. .. Il =·it ti ~· . • ' • •• . ' ' .. 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ST JOHN CourlTY Cltrk •fld u~ldo Cllf'k ol "'-&olrd of klPlrvllOn "' Ori"" C-ty, CatlfwTll• IV JUM Aln1nd9r • '""" I I ....... -----------· PllCISE PLll 11 LAID·ISI SECTIONAL DIS.TRICT MAP· I RS-49 AooPllb tr ~$0ltl1W)N Of 1HI ouHGf COllfrlll •lo\HI"~ CO#rMllllOM tie,_.. ' - rAIT Of 0.~l No,, - .® +--------....------------ PC ••• ... ... .,;•,~:!!"'•.:---.. - ' I I I I I • • At O -ol•~_...... ~ 0 ...,. ......... ""'id Al 0 •lriao""'"' .-..,..i ... "'' M!Olitlit__..~ I I 0 ..,,_....,, 10\DW~.li._, PC PC ' ' l ! kl 0 -'-""""' .. ...._. ""'""' lz a .. -...-.. ..... l2D 0 --..,. ........_ °'*"" aJ a...,.._~ .,_,a ....... .....,...~ lHE 0 _..,.. ....._ _ "'"•"=• - nc ' PC PC • El D •"''"'"'""'' !1D_.1o • .;....._ '·-· El 0-"'--..C• [40_.._..,.., Cl 0 laal ......._ """" c20....,,i......_<M~ .. ·- -.. " - PC -1 I zc 68-32 ~ \ PC t ~ • : Ill ' • l • :=::============================~ I RS-60 zc 68-32 • I " I · PC ... i[ tr@- I R S-60 PRICISE PLAI. al LAID USI OlAHGI COUNfT. CAUPOUIA SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP I RS-59 zc 68-32 ADOfltD tr UiolUTIOM or 'llll OIAMGl (OUNTr Pl."1.IHIN<; COMllllHIOH <><._.. ... - '•ll or OIDIM.MKI MO. - ,. .• ~ @-+ I • • " At 0 -" ...._..._. .,,,_ AlO t.wr ......... ._. .... 0 ......... .-........ ....... 1i110..-......... ...... 110 ....... -1010 ....... ...... 'CD ,.._.. __ 0 .. < • .. Al l l 0 .-................... . l20_ ....... .... t.200_'-\' ......... ~ •1 a-....., ••O...._..........i .,_ •H(Cl ......_....__._ PO Ot1......i .................. " ~ • PC ••• •• " •c • •, (j " -+@ =·::===i~· _, ..................... ~ 11 a-.,_, ____ .,.,.. ... l l a_..._..,.,. ______ .. ,.... .. ___ ...... ~ f> a......,_.,._, .. .......,.....,._.....,,_ i• a_._.._ .,_.......,...., .. ,..,_ •1 D'-"_ .. ___ _ __ ....... ..,.....,. •• ,, __ '----· .......... _.i ......... _ c; a ...,.. --. ...., · • .......... -1o '"' ;'=:;;;;:;;;::=;;;::·~ SG O_..,.,.....,._._, IRS-59 1 . ' EBITIO"! voc\1;.JNo. 2:91..~s. • PA&li • .'ORA~ COUNfv, ·~LfOR,.,' .,....., . .. ~ ... --11"' ...,. ... ·-........ -•• -.. -' ; .. :: City: :F1ices~·Wet ~ch·ri$l~as -·-.. ' . -· ' ~ . By JACK CHA1'PJ:l,L untold -age to many e%penslve West ot t11t °""' """ ,..., and Cem!ral Newport homes. 'nle deh.i11e Newport Beach b o me o W n e r 1 ' wU .tennecf the Werst-~In so yeani b ~!"-•wet.~ remal""I ·loni-Ulne ree!ile!!ts. ' . · •·reality today;11.·flood . tlilts tnif U.. •While o~·ol .. hctn<s "'amped by termittent ~aift fllled..slreels, garages Thunlttay:1 Udal aurge;bad beeo alerted and living rooms· with water lor the -for a repeat performance today, there second day in a row. wasn't much. that cpuld. .be dODe - A 7.l·foot tide i-d°"!R .two inc&u . except to remove Chrbtmas trees; gifts fromJJl>ursday .-overfiOWd .Jower liiy and furniohings .!<J.bigblr grotlnd. bulkheada shortlf before 9 a.m. :' "We par ian<l'bais it :the doOr1, but · The two days of flooding reaulted in the water Wis actually an inc'h and • a haJf ~I g her ~ ~ · fio0r1" Bait. Wllliam Bell, a Marcwl Avenue resident. I ' '• NOT 'f!•11111Pl!fl!1f ., ,-.. , • ''We\_,.. WIKIUnl •Jiii'.1i.;:ciIM up" he said. "Evtn wben you..,; got se1tbigs~ ·~°" ~ ~ ~ ~'1 ._water.J>ioOf. ll comuilhfoQgb lhe .wns:" :: : ~. mosi ·of, \lie noOinnif ~ In llllal'etr and central Newport arw bani by the bai': .' · · · · · ·- lillil' waler 'colli!ctett · br.Ball>Oa' Islind · , I 1• , ~ ~ • ·! .... '1 • ' 1"' - n. .... u:..oo u.-curb-'·-·~ and • • J • -•· • • t ·• -•I l ··1 .. Nixon, Pat· to Return ·. -- • , UUU1.L1U1J llLl'l:lU .._"UL-u, _ _ ., , .. ~ • , ... _ • _ --: ·-... _... , ,.~;i h• :.,~ ~:~:~!:..~ ~: ~a.oilier · st•dy 41.l~port .-. · · · · .. ~~. · 1 I l I I ' J bay ooUraed lhrougb the•Jsland'Htrffts. • .. . . » .. ·-· .... '.·· .. · ..... ",Yn. Pai.d ·citycmr•hadcloll<doffthelsland'• , ... r··,. 'j•,•t,ij ".'.·'l~ D. F. · ·zes -: 1'-ffui:>U,.,.. t H .. •l-drain outWs to Ille bay. ne ~--.· ~Q;i~~-11/0.i .. ~.· ... ~,;v_ .. ~i;r~., ,. :· un y O'f'.»DCOnJf; ·~u ... kepi the brine ~ bubbljlg,.. --~~ ;.; , ... But;:JGdnapers _ ~-. ".. ·~"";'~ · ''!"'. blick·up tlui>llgb d!P"-llt"° ·:,,, •. ~, ,., .,,· :',,. ... '";:11 ·,,, .. , . • still Ho'd r.o.-·"61;-~· ~· .. ~,.,,~9~~~: -.~·~:; · ~tttitf i..1~"fl~·WAir.ea"'S .lrnoJs J.-...... ,, ~ Jan. 2 for a "~"' evenm,T.· and ~ ~ ,,.; 1~wWd ... """1-cttY ~ -·:;:_;.-: 'i)' l..,..~ • • -~~ • ,. '· 1.1 A · t ~· ~~~w~~.:~th~ ~~;::~,;, iir:tt;,H~ri~ ~i.~~~~~ ... "-1111.~,, ... ~ 11 °'TIJN··· ·.~:· t1tt~~~~:~1;~~: ~-ere<~ looay •: -~ce In bis -•>eounlJ came a1b¥!'J!IJOl!n(jij"'"*'4.lhli aw .,...., .. t ~ ·~~ m Ji'fi~ .,...,. r' lie~ bara l~h• Mackle, coed . f-: William J. McGaivey, Jr., 1entla1 in ..v.ni atqe jirOdlleUooi on cam. !Oli. Street Mel BalbGa ·BouJevmt, ill. M¥1' ~ 'bulft juat.ru ; ~~ly y 1 The three archltecU re . they have daqhtir of»nlllloaaire Florida land cbalrman lor the evenL.' pus. ·. tile ·~ChiAy; Ill Clly Hall and at l9tb scboob elsewhere In the llate, a Com-dete~~f,olloo,'!ili: l:•ul•.' ' developer. -. ·McGarrey. said. Clalll.,...~. I.I· Gov., McGl!'Ve)'; s:akl:lut admlaitJ:"ld Simi !ind~· · · .ni~·"te'e 01, arChltectl fiai deterin\ned. J, --School COnStrucflon 'ba.i -'bet 'riie• warrants Wirt aitnoonced in -rl H. Flncll .. ,,.....taiy-dellgnate of be by Uckets wbtCh wlll be bl• . ' '' ,. . . . '' ar,cblt'ec, ,LI,:•.·· ~.rm•~.•.·G" "(pi' •.. /,<r,'n ~. researched than aiiy 01* field; of con-Health, EdUcation . and· Wollan In th• free of charge. In the varloua com· WOR8'1' EVER>· "'""'~""" • i r-1 stivclioo'Oll~·u'a reAU C'.<11!1 ...,. 'et 1"uhb!lton .by FBI .DJrector -~-. F4lar Nison cabinet, will he pwter of muniUes ~ated In plamtht( the if· . A ~ •. of Newport . slnco '1917, ~hers of commerce. ~,commit~; lhali'f0r i>tller tYPes' Of beildbijlf ' Hoover· after a nlgbt of waltin& for ceremoni,. for the homecoming. . fa~. Specif1e detalu will be aMounced Clarence Stewitt aald the flooding wu found lio evidence """rthe Dilllbn .that ~l building co11a , have been the rel-of Barbara aft.c the ramsom . Fllicb ba.i been one ~ Nixon'• cloae8t Jeter, he said. the WOrot '*'~ittJi lllnct ~. · Newpoit-Meea 1Chools Ire bUll wlthJrllls. esl,ah~ 'for ii\rir!tta•dl!~~ OI\ ,.., ~d, It was 1-ed here. , ~~::.:: or.:l.J:J!. tow~ .. ;! . Stewart. "~llO. nve,s at m Bai Ave., iMtead:uieY'found :.di00l lill1ldi.\; costs' state ~lion ~. """4 •Pia-ot The gifl was still mtsslng ~nd no ar-1WJ ......,.,.,,91,. .....,_IDl ln·-l"!~g-old· R d took a phlloeo.u.1 .. !1 ·attitude about the dt~-~ .... "re8llstlc by ,c-~vluye ~stan-Newport-Mtu ICJ:i:loll ,bave · been no rests were ma~ the rst said over• a • ....._..... r~ YV YUi Narco oun up ... -' ,. . llrU high TM . char ed ·id lilied friends ol the Nlxons tn northero Orange _ Whole thing. "It comes ao sefdom," he Tiie co~rv,tive stanci¥11~lo Ve~ er than in districts on state akl.il' · G ·•'t:""· ~ ~en let County and Whittier came Tlllirsdly frOm said. "The aoluUon would take more Kerinlt Dorlul, CharleJ Beck anCf.11oberl -In the colebi-atect 0... GI Eitlnc!a ;:JYCa!H ... . ho anll ed . =led Wasblng!on, D.C. where Finch Is JftPll"' Under Way by than It wflll)4 he worth." lf>nch " u.I average .~· bf ~la llJih School wlth1lts ~ and other ....... UI ~-.!' t 1v .•. 11,,_ ing to aaswne lils 'duUes 'In the new Thot IOl'atlon,\Nld city olflclOls1 Is \>Uilt In~ itate. None,ol \llt'311'sdiobb s<><:aIJ<ij frilla, the ~c<ilt-was r ~ aJ)ewo =,.:r&;;; adminlslrlltion. a mualve rebulldlng and rilaing of Jn·Newplirl .l!each~Meaa 'cama '15.AI 'per 1quare '"-I, chiapet even rese . • I• •,con, • . ll·WU allD confirmed that Mn. Nixon N · p Ji' 1'ilkbelljs all aroomd lbO. penlnlula -~· t:! a•ttage, they said, • " than Die Ill.a< per iq-" lo'ot llate ~ Jitt>Ji<. • " < will """"""""' the Presldtllt..lect. ewport 0 ce fr0ntio111Ubllc llld "!vale~; rr..,' 0 ""~hl\t"'i .... ~ to tl'· aid standard at that time. • Bqlll fUg!Uvee had worked at the There Is aho a poo.slblllty that Tricia Stewart'• home~-dry · today ~ta MJ~~ii'utior~~ -~~lt,it<'wl d ·cOast&tlon U,nl]Ullly of Mlanu Institute of Marine . Nixon will be In the (lO!'ly, A roundup of sUspects accused of .efl-and Tburaday. . Study 'and 'll<searth COmmHtee , which fi#um were .,..., fn ~lp<;\tie cosl Mnces. It was from . the Institute that • -local Thur-'·· -... helped 11 oo d • d be 1 •Jn 1 to ••••• 1 • ~--''' ~ ..,,.,.,._ . .:z:::..:..· ,_ ~·-bru a fl311-foot speedboat wu stolen In the • Ing dangervua dnlp. 1o· 11ate and. resldeni;"c1e';.''lhdr homes of water gan OO• g n --COll•....,.•1111' ·-... '"'Q~ ., ""' lllY ~~ attempt to · plcl; up !506,000 la -..1-d · uudercoVer wt-otlcl officers Is under alter the Ude had dropped. .-costa more than 111 mi>atha ago. . (~ SCllOOla, ~ I) • 1'iMom money early thur8flay. (·New, Expan:~ · 'way iooay in ' Ne'wport Beach, police Sllimt CGlld!Uom · over the area ace The' 1iffv,a11on. '111 ~on to 's. tfffc.. .. ..i.{~,. /j; ·., ~ter that attempt. failed because" of r~~ ~~~ ~.1. month and 8 half causing. a. '°'1'.'°-ti. ocean water up chi,nber t910rl. ~ ~ . ;• wtff; zr.mtSl"'lle'U I' dental police lnll'\lSlon, Barbara'.1 w· -eekender :U long investigation · by Newport, Co.ta the .~· iald Llleguml Capt. David ~ er, Robert Mackle, Pleaded -with the " Mesa, Tustin police aod state narcoUca Harshbarger. Se • s · d" apers not to take revenge on bis oflje,ers. He.explained the' surge push., the .. rvIC~ ~~.· 41y , hler. ·-· ~ . A 1)_ T d Fl~ arrests were made 'Ibursday. hJgb Ude water over its usuaJl1 Adequate i warcanu. ,. .... -.n com-u .. eout o ay bulkhead barrJet:s. F Co · 'I: -· h ts ·J,.ued TiiUrsdoy'_••·•t in Miami More ace expected today, poLice said . Saturd1y'1 tide Wll expected !O pea\ Or 38~', ea· C Cf ~~ So far, two adults and three l&-ypr I f ~ e U.S. Commissioner Edward ..P. -~~. now, you probably know that the old boy• have been arrested on ci... ...... es at 1.5 feet, conaidertd too ow or any . ·,1 ", -an. · .-, · D y ·-• seriout. Doodlng. . · ' a· ' ' ... ~ , . PILQT Editorial Page has moved of _sqspicion of selling dangerous drugs £.. L ' 1. ' $our by hour, from.aN>ut ·1:1$,p.m. 'to' Page &. But the Inside of the to the undercover officers. Y'1Pe~., ug~~. ' -.ir!lday, trie FBI said a ltatanent newspaper bu anotbernew "resident.'~ Adults ~ are Thomas EdwJfd ... lnimlnennll. t • -•"'---' : .n . ;llWting today, an ex[l!lnded and more Moody Jr., ZS, of '20312 Acacia, Santa C·ocoan'u' t Gr· ..... ,, c . l,aa!:'l'ii· •. : .J!alui\llt-IQO'. Then, acco mg o an n""°""y w_,. col«ful l\IEEKE~DJ!:R . aectloo moves Ana Heights, 8nd SteWart Ml.I '""" e~' l"l! 1ffJJdi' .&bilOl ~!1,!led sourct, the kldniperi:'made ~inentJy into f¥ main pirt of the CUlver, ia, of 229 Miramar Dr., Newport • y ~~;,·. '' ~"W 1 I{. "~ ;.;:;: conted with the~·· -"\"l"Jllper. The new ...Uon lllarts today Beach. Blaze Recalled :;';fgt;J" .. ~t'4 :~.~uioq M~ ......__ ts.•am• 800_ -u th•' r""-on.~P.pge 19. Newport police Capt Louls Heeres said moria1 Hospital a[W"1 ~ WQB tnn-c 1 • • *"""pa1d·Jn the ~;;ty b1odl!'~ :J'""""'1 on the cover pap ara"• primarily LSD was Involved, althouch Twllta of fata ·1aved ,.... 00 the · S!'<;v~,lot tile "'1~-ota~~tor, • Without a hit.ch. glim_pse of Disneyland's 1Mual Fantasy oq.er dangerowi drugs were also picked nl"'I a N~ ·-JIU'I· .. _.,_ '"'-'-•-ut are' Je~ for 11 e.m. at f'a~f.0¢ ~.Vil:l;t'.f on Pll'.•de Bpectacular, a guide to area up, he alleged. 0.. ~ ~. -· ~. "---Mem0rlal l!atk. Cha·""'"''" ,niemllna Jl)OV!es ilnd a fam)ly fun trjp Up, 'He said the juvenile BUSpects are Grove nlghl• club In BooUln burned with i:ontilh<itloM· ll> · 0ie'1' of~ CctintJ,' Sh I -jmide, your old friend, the .OUI !a! students at public and private high • ~~~."k,gei Martin cl· Laguna (:fncer iiflcietv, suu~c. , 1 n·ger e ton, About cctumn toun the wine and dine schools Jn the Newport.COOis Mesa area. •--~·. -·-·~ b'···?, an... •~•t , Rev., !>avid '"""""• of Sl Jaihel, ' circuit (P••es 21-21) and fflnM' Orange He. said no plll'Chases were made .co ~· -"~ -""' .,..., EplsCcoal Cbnfcif:-1111t"' o!llclate.~ f ' . • . ' Coalt CO~t coed Diane Hall Will bow lcbool groilnc!s. the 'BooUin ·Collep football -team allow bV Seafa~M ..... I~ t;oi\gt 'IOl'bj'eµ,tfln' -..: .l ' to Lead . a llt)le white lie .. la!1.le!! her on Earlier this week, Hunllngton Beach up for their vidor)' banquet? 0, f. ,Mr ...... l!.~ .... '"":'."·~~ ..... ·'A' v'e.,' ~ •• _· UUll Bfoadway•1 Great White Way ·(Page 20). police announced arrest.I of 23 Marina A f u 11 feature-on the "survivors" ap-"', ::-::~ 1JI ,.. .....,. .. "Y'" . COmlcs and TV lnformaUoo ara on Page llJih School students on narcotics petra1oday In the DAILY PILOT Sports ona de! M'ai. Jolr: Rbea .l>a,f ta.,ht . . ond" p.illpa~ 24. " .. ' cllargea. Sedfoo, Pagt 15. ... y~~ .. :~·~ W:e,~'.~ :~ s u;,,er. Rpberl Sheti.n and F. B d OK F t• ·1 l o~""lJ;Jt'*Jt!i,~~!.if'.l,oil.";!: ~~~iii~~! ··air. oar '-s .e.s 1va th~~~~· 1Jnger, former Coll~~ clfy man-: •P~<!fl>0-1.:. •" ~' ·'<<1 'I · ~~p18l~j:1 ~~~ But MeM Den~ llQJigi~g Over T~en .Fop ;B"';~, · j~~~~~~·: I'!~. fonneopmldoj>t ol II• V-., AJ1UIUl ·'VIN9IL : ~ -llullowodvanceaalesrecefpll. ProlpoCti for tliiJine.elf,f ...-·•0 ~~1 .M>fi ·1 -. ~flenl ::U:-::'.U~~ !Ill blbdle • • !" ---.~ ~.:. ' ~ ~ Ccuncll moet1n1 muot ,l>!d· · • : · ,. · · .-11~ :~· '~ 6f1;1,11 r l'arenll. teachtn and oilier vohmleor Tackfnl oo Ugbl -· ~ --..· -be~ to~·~ bollrf"" J ~ .... -~Nlllll{t • ·~. fl "'fkenwtllworl<underdin>ctlonofthe .. o.mtyFalr-~J:?l:'::ofl -denledwl~Jft~ij , • "f ,._ ~ ~'.I .,,., •11 -bond campaian leaden In eflo<U a ll,IOO cootncl IGI';. • II· and :::i~~1,_....._:~·i 'p .:'.!iii.• ~c 'CJu:.-h -, ' .... · !qdogllterv-:t.~j1!91D·~io,-psycll!delk .. rock.llltlllc: 1~11,-If ,........, _ .... J;',:.,.,...,,_.,.., .,• , " 1 ~a1r~..i.l.Wm.1ihit'l1 tic,: ·1.· ~· . . ,,. .. · ~·r,.....al'-fl!I.• baiid.~c""4,..,".·~·~'.M'"f ,c&i '~,tr!ll-~ ~ • • r • ,,. ,..., ;i;,;i t~ uie ast day.to vote. · grant It a U.,..,., • ' ' "The miyar Is . o can-," . Ulliltr --·~·n ~ _ ~. ~ •,t l<bool author!U.S 11y the bond Issue Billed u the KTBT Clvlsbnll Festival Mayor Alvin L.. <. llfllJ, blJt ~~: ~·:~_. , ·)· .l~ ~ ......... ~ "thi\ \lie wlll eqver school building needs due to 1nd P'reak Fair, the _,,_!lht the apeclal ...,.on ua aoj"'Y ·~ 'ilrle. ~liwttht!ieG ; "IUfletrneW;,;1lliliam1 1,.. ..,I enrollment for the neit four battle ~the -14 ldwl•oW Dot. • ..,_... of at !eUJ ~ oilier "!""'; •• •. ,es ~ll'f '• ,,. ii tl1f • ui; he '!!_~ •• ~ Yflrl. n, wllh a tot.al of lt,tOO"Ucbtl pr1nted. cilmen.. 1.. ( , , "~' .•·-~41:tf •J • t· . 1"'-:r""~,.. r • ',. " , .. .. )• ,· t • t , ·Y NEW YORK. (AP) .-.·Bi.a chlpo uaed aa . tl'le stock market lbilcled away· from an early ' gain lfldi lhowed, r a" liJlud • pattern late Uilil afternoon. :'fndbll1wu active. (See quotations, l'agea'1f.UJ · ' ' . • • .. 1 • ·' ' • •' • .,. •• • .. • . . ' . , .f. ·~ I 'j 1: • i i. • I. ' t ~ 1 • > l I I. • ~ l1!t'I) ---" It ~ prili>nen rtl....d by Cam. , ~-SllMI-urived ol Clark , Air . lo the ~ urlf Satur- day ., "'"'" to the United Sia.., and I Cliilunu II home. . Tbelr Air l!orce C.UI la!)ded II tbO base 5 mU.. north ol Manila II I 1.m..CMI I f1IPI -..-8:"1"'"-.. ~ " r. !lanPolt u.r ... -~ • In i.t p,y, -. .... mWJt>ol Jn. 'ocWatiollt .ad I lllCt of Chrlllmu • "Z\.t.:'.. ...... ~ 911Wii otra11 ih•• ,,. ,, ..... . 1 Ji'l Jd I Ill' IP lw ...... ... fend .Nov. fl -hll bellcopter WU ----1111 'c,..rWrl .......... Jle uJol la a.-f>tllll ba WU drtlled • -tbe ....... Into Cambodia. ' Tile II ~ captured Jui, 17 when lboJr Jud!nl cnll lliJed ..,.... 1111-mi 1111 ~ver, waited of!anAlrViotDam ........iat ··i:;.. • . · .. ·: _ Fro• .P .. e J ME~! QII.USJ'.M1-fi FESTIVAL ... " the {~val ·, ~· ·!'!·lull wanl to ~. •!l'e Uil! d-'1 "Wt l!fil au•Ucally deny thll. U · turn Into a d!Wter, H~ya J1 we omjl tt over to the c<lllllcll wltlliM ~.fellow "9anl membm, ,...!\11$ . an1pideliDel"warned1111Q1phreyl, wbo ... :'doii. that'• The End." . ~ ~Iba CIDota Me.a illlltal city atlOnily; -, lie al>o ·olfefed ao opinion Iha~ llnll 8Upalillool .,... upa8. by . G'"°": :. 1Utbority . on the' KTBT laottval nm Adami •,ltTBT pnrgram "ilftdor, Biil . with tile SSnd A&!icultmJI ;DlltrlCt Cart '*tltrat manager 'and tbeir -&t-goverping body, rather tbaD the ' ~ .... H •• I n,.,·;1 .. ;,. ~ • municlj1a:JJty. • tomey, u..,. -o..,,.~,.. • · .. : 1•1 diaUie .j>ualnl~ the Mick. I llilnk -Co~ent to ~-the carntvat , ~all , I Wt·tCan PrOvfde ({)f the &afeguai'dS itnd and fall1founds buUdlnp after * p.m., -. redeem ourselves .. for the last Mte," h6· as requlred by the volume of vlslt!'rs. ·said eferrtng to the Newport Pop -No more than three bands wjll .play· F stJ ~ 'in August at umes a ·real at one time in their separate pav~,: d~ ' · although this sUpulaUon is llulble. . · · . ,'· -All parlrini'to be llmfted to designate Exten!lve d!IJCUISIOn . center<d aro.un11 ed fairgrounds areaa. with no loitering security, pubUcl.ty, sanitation anf_~ allowed -· . -• .. munlty acceptance during the ...... y •A ' ' • • • ' ' fair board buring Tburaday • -Sec'!ilty and bul]dlng. OCCUPIOS,~ · "What are you doliig about security?," be dir.a.d by the Costa Mua ,.., •• ~ .,;,.;, hre 8 asked and fire departmenls at .upeme ol >tl>e ~ y 33 f · Lam••• Beach said Promoters ~ t ' , , O e-1 •• ... ~. d ol mu11"' ,~ "" II·-' he has discUAed the matter wttb Police ~u-• own c Ma UJ .tN ~ • ,; Neth, wlJo _. uked p.m., wltJ>. llli ...... cielred by mtt.;'lt ~,~·r ~;\M ~n a<lvance ttckel night. sales in order to determine security • need!. Me8an Who Ha Truck Arsenal Off-dut1 police olllcen '!ill handle the cround8 ifilltPl;'pald by KTBT pnrmoters. .. What do you propose to do about 1 the ctly's 10 p.m. curlelv? ," llinnpbreys uted. . Given Probation A Cosla Mesa mao who was said bJ' armtiqg pt\Uce to be hauling an arsenal Of weapons around ln hil panel truck was sentenced to one year in jail Thunday. But Superior Court Judge Byron K. Mc:Mlllan suapended the untence on Charles L. Grecian, 40, of 2211 Canyon J;)rive for five years on the basis (!I recommindalions made by the probatknt depart.rri.ent. He ordered Grecian to serve probaUon ror that Uine, to refrain from cOllSl.ml1ng alcoholic beverages and to "keep away frem weapom of all kinds." Newport police arrested Grecian ~·~t Jan. 4 when they discovered the array of weapons while searehlng the auto finiaher'a truck for narcotics. No narcotics were found, they said. Police aaid Grecian told them that the 11 weapons, raJlling from rifles to sub-m.acbine gum, "were for use against the ocmmon enemy." Officres sald he assured them "they're not for use qainst you guys." DMIV PILOT OkAHGE COMT PUaL.tltttNCI COMl"AHY J•b•rt H. w,,~ J•ck R. c.r1.., \liqc l'rtlldtnt d ~II Mlnafo!r ,....,, Kff-fil ldllM" Th-.• A, Mtrp!.i111e """"" .......... J.,, ... F. C.l/i111 P••I Nll1•11 ......,. ludl Uvtt111"'9 Clt't IEdlW Clr"W ---2211 Weit ltl ... l•irlu•N M•ili•t Jr,.44,.11: ,,0. I•• 1171, tli&J ...... _ c..i. Ml&I: UI Wl'tl ky Mr•t L"""" .. adl: nt Fwttt A-H1111111!1h:in hlld'I: M !Ill Sll'"I ·- "1t nevtr dawned on me that there we u l d be a curfew on a SUnday night In the middle of · ChristmU vaca1lon," Adams ~lained. "If that's the cue, we would have to cl06e up earlier." During later d~ions, repres~n· , tatlves of the limited-range rock station suguted the curlew could be waived, sinte other events for teenagers run tegtUmately later. "This la orie of those o d d • discrimJnatory thln1s in tbe legalistic .structure and I wouldn't want us to even consider It u a valid point," said Boan! President Dr. Joseph Rlbal. The Huntington Beach Union High School District trustee commented that teen curfew law1 'are generally applied in a dl!crlminatory maMer. Worried speclflcally about t h e presently undelerminabte crowd figure, Humphreys queatloned Adams and bis delegaUon about lhelr publicity method!. "We're using radio commercials and fiyets," Adams replied. "Tb1s one? The one that shows Santa Claus smoking pot?!' the attorney asked. "He'1 smoking a pipe -I don't ,ee wbere it. ·aays anything about pot,'' cowrtered Adan\s. He explained that a disc jockey drew up the Oyer and It was gtvm to a printer before being checked by the slaff, adding tbat KTBT, ~ atl l!l&U.ons, mulit doll up ita promotionllhese'daj'S. "This is no different than a football game,.. commented Director Johnny Johnson, ''I'm tn favor of it. "We owe tt to the high school kids to provide a place for Utem to enjoy tbem&elves, as long as It doesn't 1et out of·hand," continued the Buena Park realtor. "If it does, we'll 1et all kinds of pat.shots, bnt that'• a risk we have to run," be concluded. "Well .•• " quipped Dr. Ribal, "our terms have only 24 more days." He and Johnlon end their terms lo mid.January. Publicity 1enerated by Monday's city council meetma, at which the music festival prppiOlal was dropped t11 coun· cilmen'1 laps with no prior information, was crtUclred by Dln!ctor C.Cll Marks. otrecton ftar it may help draw a blgger ..... d. "Actver .. publicity should be cut oil as a basil for making the declsion," he uld. Newport Beach attorney ~ant Raner, legal .....,..1 for the board, .made the mOtlon whlcll will _....,Uy put the late o1 Iba Chr1Jtmu Futival and Frair: Fair baclt In clly hand&. "!don~ expecl the dty to rubbentamp everytblnC we acrid over," ht upJained, "bul the cl(J !IU not been properly briefed on thll cue, for a cumber ol reasons." "If "'' came to the eonctuoton that the city 11 oil-bale we mllhl have to chani• our position, but thll II not the. cue," hi uld. • • • • 2 ~1\iriiii lor .i ... Penh Navy 'base whft l,Jf~ lll='E l~ ~ ~11~~·6' 'l~ei'!.i1!f(~ ...,.. )J ' ~ 'lllf1 i..ndtd ·, bu1 for Ille "'yl!d • Wilmnt -Ra~ McCUllough of ride <ll uie airport tennlnal l!!d wm ~~· G~ .. fllUl<iq.I<ir the ll'Ol<p, taten Into ·a, VIP lounge lot a rouUile· tlloy llnt ~od~ llleir .MocJwp ,..i the cholera Ind amallpo1 • rd•~ alt®\ t P.lll· ._11hen vacclnalli>os. ' Cambodlao olllclall came to e bar· Tbtn ofnctals sat doWD on a row rackl:.. ,. · . ot , cbJ1n: and couches and Bangkok "lt. wu a complete SW'J)l'ise to us/' ::=-:i :t.c= ~volf~ .:l>e.i~<I-c~mUans Ca1J11 Ja ,,11 ~lld ·~ . " DAILY .. IL01• Phtte IW ft~ O'C.nn11l . l'rotll.: ,. .. ,, J .. . SCilOOU ..... boJ° proposal. . • ' : ~Tile !WI · ~ ·j'ciioo! '8 the long run !$' -'that • telaUvoljo. DUljns ten811C< free' wblcli is jU1UllcaUon for carpe~ tmlbad. of uphl\H Ute and vtnyl Wi'ead of paint. ' ln summation, Newpm.1-Meu bu not • in the past and iJ not ' propoJlna now to spe~ any ~ore fol' It.boo! bUUcllnis than most school ¥districts ln 1Jle: state. the architects aald; r Followln1 up ~e architectJ' report, the joint chambers study c:ommltlbe has propoted bulletins answering quesllons on school bulldJnC c:osts be dlatrlbuted by the chambers of commerce • FLOATING LIGHT PARADE BRIGHTENS NEWPORT HARBOR AGAIN THIS YISAR Teacher Escapes Serious Injury In ~ove S"lashup · Boats Will Continue ·Nightly Yule Proc•ssion Through Christ':"•~. E:"• . -· ' ' .... ·.,, ... ' . . " " . . ·IP ' Sea Hors~s-'T'Oj:l ' . . Lighting Entry Pfa~~r~ Finally Approve A 30-year-<1ld school teacher narrowly escaped injury this morolng when hll car plunged down a 150-foot embankment al Cryatal Cove between IJlguna Beach and Corona del Mar. Dal• Rouate, o1 nm Rqn Rico Road. -.. • In -·Boat Parade i1a~-ilt Dock Proposal ---._ ............. South Laguna, wu: beaded north on Paclfic .Coast Highway at a w1de curve 11 Cryatal Cove 8oad when his almosl new convertible 1kldaed. · "The car just aqtll!planed1" Rouaie said later as a tow truck haul!d his battered vehicle away. "I hit a puddle in the road and there must haVe ~n oil in it 1becliuse I was on1y doing about 40 miles an hour." There was a ll&bt sprinkle at the time. . r T.wo: ,thtte plaSnc sea 'horses Ughted ....... ·--· ..... "'~ from -inside, riding ~n the bow ,of the Ne:WwJ;t Beti:P Plapnin_g:eommission· Jf.foot boat owned".. by Ellis Yarnell, ers appl'dved an but ·o:ie;item that qime won the fiflt· nlace •award· for . best U5e bef9r~~ t~em '4tii4i*'Jtt, including ., 1' an apartment dtYelopui_ at had been or lights 1n. tile compeUUon .. of boar! peni["ing:,'.fbr iw:fm!>P~hs: ·· up 1o 20-feet, ~iufil;es for the Flaatiog . A Lltla:apartmeot hQJJSe and boat dock Chrlstmu Tree and Boat Parade decided co~ :pro~ by. . Rom and Cola Tburoday night. ril" ~nilly -~·by tbe plan· "oll • ~11.. . ... d ed be 1 · the neo the"' mi*" (,f units was · )'l . .J<-v..,,was .Ju g s 1n n?f,t 0 fit Pirkl~ Sp;ce require. category of up to •40-feet. The vessel m~ ,,, , " . -. ' · has. 1 larl• 1p1gel r~~'Wld .;rybi~•fl .. · ll)e U<IQ:· )'i~, IJJe thre~ lights on the 'bow. Tbe boat iiS mVbed . s pie lnc~~unils, a. poo by Polly Pierce . and bi>at-tillPf for itl V~. · · d. · A'public hefring on-a .Ole permit re-Tbe Sea Diamond took tbe aw!-1 for quested by Finn o .. OW!rl! and Robert boats 40 feet and OYe( WI~-'colorl\d'. L JWJt:: · II ' ~titer until the llghls outllnlng' mast, mallfti•'!~"jlfi/' · ~ls!r.n~s ~;.'l! .'l!~B >jhen the It ts owned by Mr. and Mro: Mickey' applicants did ·not'~p~ar:· HarUing. · .1 •• ~ • 1 'i; Judges were Susie Smith, aoCJal direci. tor of the Irvine Coast COuntry Club; Sherry Daech, secre~ to the dire<:tor' of public relations Of the' )iJboa ,Bay Club; and Lorraine Walker, represen- taUve for the Women's Dimion of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commute. Awards will be preseh~ at the annual Chamber of commerce lbstallatlon bai. quet in January. Tustin Scliool Superintendent Resigns Post Under fire by some school board members because of an alleged credibili- ty gap, Robert Dahlberg has resigned as superintendent of the Tustin Unlon High School District. In a letter of res1gnalian, DQhlberg sald his departure mfli:ht be "In the best interests or lhe district. ... The res~uon was accePte<t in .a clooed board 'm .. tlng Wdnesdliy night with trustee Chester Briner dissenting . Dahlberg declined comment on his resignation, fi't,lkh becOmeS effec~ive June '30. . : -, Trustee. John Zisch" ·who favored the reslgRJUon, said he believes most of the opposition to three In.. override measures tl)at have 'filled was due to a credibility gap. . "The groups that htlve opposed the overrides have told me 'they just don't believe his (0.hlberg's) Ogum," Zlsch said. The trustee said he himself found Dahlberg's information justlfytna the tax override re<iueat last November "not factual" Frona Page 1 PUEBLO ... SCHOO'IiS (JV.T ALONG COA:s'T School was out today ,for 120,000 Orange Coast youngsters who when they next r e t u r n to the class:room will have to learn to write ~969.' r' • r The annual two-week Christmas vaca- tion is late this year -beginning only five days before the: ;visit . from Santa and not ending until .Jan. (:. . .. • ) Plan.1ers also Damed a prlvat'e road into the Grandview Apartments ''Grawi- vtew 'Lane," granted pe~aion tp John ; H. Summers for a resubdivjsion at 3208- 3212 W. Balboa Blvd., and apr,roved R. i,. Martin's request for a dup ex at 313 Alwrado PL Escapee's' Cas'e Action Delayed Superior Court action against a West· minster .man who escaped from a coun- ty jail working party was delayed Thuts- day when Judge Robert Gardner order· ed his examination for treatment as a possible narcotiCs· addict. Robert ' G'. Brochard, 15, of 9131 Sin- clair St., muSt return to court Jan. 13. Ball has been refused. He is being held in County Jail. Brochard was serving a sente~ for non·!\lpport when he escaped last Nov. 12 from a county garage job detail. Of· ficers later found ·Brochard hiding be- neath a bed at the Sinclair Street resi· de nee. Court action is pending against .three persons who allegedly aided and abet· ted Brochard in his bid for freedom. ·~~ ............. -. .............. The car spun about, slid across the highway into the southbound ~ leaped the 'guard rail and rolled down the brush-filled embankment. : Rousle, ivbo teacbe.I bigh scbool In Anaheim, was alone in the cir. He \vasn't even scratched. Today's Forecast: Clear, Crisp, Cool Clear, crisp weather today Wat fore- cast for the Orange Coast after over- night showers and powerful . ~ds raked the area Thursday. Small craft warnings were holsttd from Point Conception to the Mexican border in the wake of the strong gusts •. abetted by high tides. Calmer conditions, but wilh cooler temperatures, comprised the weekend weather outlook. Forecasters said t h e mercury would drop into the mld.SO's Saturday, with overnlght Jows in the middle 30's. DON'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW THIS EXCITING NEW COLLECTION ON OISPLA Y NOW- MEDITERRANEAN AT ITS FINEST! Korean territory." l HOLIDAY LAMP SPECIAL-15%. 30~0 OFF The paper said it a:ppeared the release would be made Monday. Another morning newspaper, lhe Hankook Ilbo, said the Pueblo crew would be reiea!d around Ptfonday or by the end of Uils year · at the latest It was believed that when the crewmen are released they will pass through Paa- munJom, where the truce that ended tbt Korean war wu netotlated· Military ....,,.. said they . problbl,y would be IUan lmmedlate17 to Alcorn City ncor S.OUI and tbtn to the United State.I. CllOIUll libo Kid Ill IO\ltCl!I believed Iba United stales had made no promisel fer eompensaUOn In returo for the crew. In Washlngton, government sourcta said they doubted the ahlp traeU would be returned. • NIWPORT llACH 1727 Wo1tclllf Dr., 642·2050 OPIN NIDAY 'TIL t LAGUNA llACH Pror.11f9n1I Interior De1t9ner1 · Av1il1blt-AID-NSID 34.1 North C1111 Hwy, 494.6.151 OPIN 'lllDAY 'TIL t ,,_. , .. ,,_ ....... 0...,. c...., 141-12&) ------............. __ ___ (,' .\ . • ' HarbOr Center. ·cos.ta Mesa· . l. ·' .. ; . ·• ' ·' ' .,. .,. . ., • ' ,, . •' : •• t 1 ....•. BIG .SCREEN · "ORTAILE GOLOR TEL~YISIOt;i " · 'th~ CanJliflate · , ... , . , lilODIL II.Ml ' s359ts : 1 r D19t., 111 Iii· la. Pie. Color That Fioe:.Tunes.JtseH! . '\ 1~ .. ~0.0.EL 6L 120 r ti~ST .. . .. .Iii-. -. C9LOR ' . . TV'"' . . . ' ' ~ ! I " i·.1~,,. . . · . "'·" . :.n .. (:'aPP:~lfCE : ... . I • '.) ;':"!"0.\:1•-'·"••· ' ., l' ' • · · . ·" H".-l·c · .,· .. . . .,....""'-. 2300 Hart»or llYd. • Costa Mesa Phone 540-7131 HOURs: WMkd1ys 9 1.m. to 9 p.m. , Sllvrd1y 9 &m. to 6 p.m. " -· I • 0 • ·~ .. J. '$$'.188$·~ . .... . . ~··· .. ., -. 1 ' ,.._, I . '.' ' ' E ' r. . ; . -d-1 " t le . "' •' I I • I I • l ' ' • :! t : t ' 1-, I . l I, ' . • r .\, ' • I I ' I • . " ju.llt.y •JLOT EDITOll.lll PAGE. J \ < • ' •, ;.OCC,'s /·.Coveted Bas@ ' ~ -lion oJ ~ayslde eroperty Is likely l~ l>rllli iD mlM ...i.tana of piec!oua jewels, lll'karat gold or p!,a~ •So Precl'lll• has waterside property b~me that t.bJ le~ pan:els remaining without major lacllitle• ~re, i.Meed as ~recious as Jewels. .-Or~~ '~oa.t College bas. 300 feet of this v~luaple proptrlyllllder a~se from Orange County. It has beet\ used for tile )••\ J.5 :yeara as a headquarters lll!d train· · ing facility for 10C,C's Often stbpendous racing crews. Nestl"li u~ beside the imP?•ing aPPf1ment stFUclures of ~il8Jboii~y 011lb o\i Coast Hl&.lllv•~· the crew base has drawnaore·e'net more covetous eyes as waterfront p~rty grew, 1cp,eer."I"> , ' ·' ·'. < OCC.-now,. want.1a "long. extension on its lease. The Idea ~~va~ctil b'Y'lhe college .is that, working with UC! and other-colleges '8Jld universities, the property would be developed !Dto. "the fbiest Intercollegiate ~ailing cen· ter.Jn the U!)i.ted Slates.'' In addition to expanding the crew 9?F.8tioaa, OCC would hope to turn the base into a facility to !>e uWized·by sports departments and ocean• . ogr1p1JY"progr,mS ot..rnany institutions in the Southern Calllorl\l4 area. · · ' 'To do thls1 000 says, a 19nger lease is req1;lired. Al present, the school does have anOther 10 years of use of the land.' ' Tb.1e ,Balboa Bay Club, for one, is actively seet.ing ·the property. In 'a major presentation before the Har· bor Commission, the Bay Club argued that it could .. build $2, million .worth ol apartments similar to Ille. pre- . a;i,1 ~ ... ~dlua -.JUMI .aJ.the ~llJ14 llvl•-~ar~lu l .-4, ~ 01, wo~kable ap-~,a,m.~11\~C!r ~111,~•i: • · , ' c.rew ~ ~g tea¢•· ,. ' . , • ,,. 'fh•I ,we WOllldll't'.llb to see. The Bay Club may be ' . a goOd nell)tbori. but tliere is preciow Utt!e public wa· , tertront, p~ 8l!yirbere around and If it is tul'l)ed· • ,;~ ~~. ' ~ MUoi Of THE SEATINli A~l11\1£K.." ~ ; ,~ .,.' '· J ~,,;o;fus o~ . , ··-- Working ' . . ... .... ~ A :Jiisit io"t • Dear Gloon1y Gus: H: . ~ art:J iets Are Here ~ . ' • ~ • '!' ;/ ; K~upp .~orks .. • • • ,,J ' i ' . 1 ... ':. llJ l!l'OllMAN NIXON, M.D. -~; 'f\* oF heroin addltts especially of marijuana, oe<:ur1 w1Jery ~~:~~lltlt~;l,f •Jliilll~lc.raldl !Jecome front page --'OfiliO 'County YO\!th ~bably today In dlaatldled youths fearful· ol , .. they WOll't 'obey Newport Beach " news; 41\oet cltizebs were unaware of · .wouN: 'Ca't our imaglnaUon if we unfulf1llment ~ ~Jectk>n and seelijna speed limits or stop for pedestriae tbe. extent of the dJ"IM'. problt,n in Orange kne1t -t6em Ill Unbelievable numbers ''Identity," staJus and plea.sure. ,~Jll in croiswalks. • Countyj·~en sO;• b-' nuniber of .drug of yquq~ 'lit the NelVp9rl Harbor danger ls waite and crime, and :its -D . .B. arrestsi ~preeenta ',a, mm fraction of area,·', . :Beach and other Orange trea~iit largely educaUonal." ~ , .~ " . . , .. ~ . . _ .~ut . Ues reportedly have been . Sotpmon-alsc>. conteJMfl that neurolie ~·a ,)'ill1,·\Q . shell-and-bom6 T&vaged the Orange ·~~ and t YLSitors 1 who ~1· • • • • • _ • ih99t:U\a_ ' lluff" into their veins drug·latlnJ, ... Uke · otbefl n e u r <l ~i c E.el· .. ~y after the Seoorid World 11111 t.••ure ftfltttl r .. 4~' "IWI ,... are !~~!"Jo·~· =~ar.y, ihe ... t:fl .. and, ·~is now available w1th1n a f1ve·minute tor-• IOPI . tven some from upper symptoms, is an 8tlempt to relieve am· Wir, 1 yrent to the vast wreck.age of ~:i~ .. #i-~r ~::'&:~ .~:f. ;:-·-;., nst, i$l y~ c:;~~· \• ridiua of ~, Oral).ie Q>unty home,· _~fa le ti homes on Bf!lb9a Island, iety. Th(! dapger (J ~ addicUon ~ or ' .. tbe=llruPP . :WO<ks. We climbed' to the cbeci.'po\ill' from 'li.ieii;,,7 ..... o-'-' ! ; ohiirch; . or ·school, i;:mniales . of pot !.idoA affld Bay! dependet)Ce and the I re • Im O'n t , t t!'ooOr of one not.entirely ~estroyed Uny ·~ of'.,t:&t =:t~ ._.., 4 .-. varv ··~ ~ bi; i~ tO At ,_ , •• i.:~k force. report~d last psychiatric. Psychotic druJ-taking i1so b • i that"s llJl~ Into CiOlornla . ~ · • .... RI' :< ~· Gl'ii T""'.~ . -~ · , SUbdi,y ·, -~t IS _ spreading to requires medical and psychiatric trtat-l staPd!ng there, .ime could 'l>!>k out stabies below. 1' c.~::ll ., . "-~ ····~~-~--. . . ' 71~=nllndl!11;. lht. __ , ..... /~!. •J111llilism. ~g ment i ·~1:!:.....,slre!dlln&lorsomesevmlnlles, ... • 21 have YC'\d.pe~":'a·"-1., ,u·u::'Up ··~-=~-'!""~, llrCfDY .. bY the yoong.,.., • . '1,~ ~--..,,~of the Krupp-Plant WE FIND ·aaioq •to hbtory lo ''"!'he . ht hei.Ha •. ~· · • .,..:;.:.. .. , , . . 'i: .'!"",. a Illa), every commuruty ·THE PUNITIVE drug abuse con-The· ,:ye cOuld rlht, of course,-,ee .the ., ~ ng . · Olli' own "'~~ ·~~,-~d.,~~ I . , " '!'has become a suburb in Orange County are not working•ef. ·end Of the smashed and batie~ ~~-·;of Krupp J>yWlllimMan~r, communlti~_prtrg _dependtmce1·-Meldl .ni,,....•Wl!Vi 1} l1 l,.tJle gr ·,Southern California fectively and probably won 't. For tht of tWilted steel ilrder;,a aDd tumbleif"'1<."';,:;j pages,· plus,bibltography and ilid~.. addlctl~n '(~in ~ other . ..-..' ,tbll~il!I ~ .•. ~;·~tiarj'No longer are hali:I'-C1Jre· t tme t f d ddictl nd di'ug • walls:~ thin hale at tbt'distant horizon pub~ ~ iUttle•·~rown. ~ c~-derlvahv_es),-4'1.._~ (bar., ~ ,,tM ,~t .. t ~ rlllli -~ '~addiGa llitjlted to major' cities. dree:ende~ceo is ~m~ical :o:lem ind veiled tbe last expanse. 1ngenwty, 1f not. geruw, was attacheii and depez~ &. a'nl of : .~. _ .t ~ .. "1·~;, -' "/;,;,; · te tm:iiCht here in increa,sing should not be 'the so1e1 responslbiltty I trJed, looking there in the silence tothe .Kruppnam~.Sowereruthlessn~ss on psych ellc tlruct:1·(~D, . • L--~.~Mmtitt. _ . ~··ft rs, with the associated in-of law enforcement 1 officef1. of thOte ·acres of .devastation to grasp andanAID!>ralall1tud~towardhu1'98(\lty. peyot;e, etc.) '"1P~· a]~J. or .ultri "~y .. ~~ .~tented ·and · creaiieslnbtp'1 es and vandalism Unfortunately, Orange County cOm- what they had meant to blsiory .. , 'the Krupps did .tlO.t produce' in~ly marijuana. ._. _ try lkPiiili: dngl. often w~e con~ · ---"'-· · munities have failed dlsmally in dro- h01J much of death had ~ manufae-~&Mon. They dev~~oped seamless rails RIJlJ) . • , ~· "-• . · . .~ on ·• ·liearlY 'ifl!ll')' U1ier. of ~. ,DR., ~HUP ·SOLOMON, a Harvard vi ding the riecessary. medical lnd tllred. 1 Uiere how much of the hiftory and many ~ofber items. They Inv~ !\IA AMA IS~ more thtll IQ)', aa \fell U LSD,~ and other dangerous MedJcal ~l psychiatrist w r 0 t e rehabilitation servlces·fOr_our youth Who and dlrecti~ns of Europe bad been pro-cast IY;el tube.I. They .Produced chrome, other drug. &)me, hlCb acbGOl an~ coUiit .. ~ experimented first with ~· recenUy ln1~ Journal of th~ American have been caught in the mounting dtu1 duct4 by the Jirepowef ot the Krupp steel ~lfmor ·and 'then, of course, armor-students say "rather ~viQclnilr *'it -l~•· , M.edJcaJ ._i.,uon: "Social drµg·taking, crisis. ~· weApOns. It wu not pGUible. But one piercing shells. ,., , ,·_ ML .. : . . •j - could• teer lhel'f: tbe w;ight of historical The Krupps were early 11upporters of ~ , . ' • · · : , '\ • · ::~.-r::~·~~ ~ .. :i:~"\h~nd.:.:; =~~u:·g~.:itbiru':~:.~a;:it1~; ·Bia· c~1 ·T 1·11·tants Tr·y S''ahotag1·ng M ·11 ~e 'f:.'~~.tn?.f :ibsp: :.ou1!o:"i:d~:::"~~·~n~fe~;:~: ... · , ~ , · · . , , , . RIJJ duced moni widows, ofphana, ~.ara: .and (11le Kl].PPS~ Wertl not unique. ~b ' ' , . '' .. ' grief I thin b'ad ,inf other orpntr.ation oountry b8iJ Penoos With such aµit_µdtft, . W .&QJ.ftNGTON ., ~ffit.nt b~t poller approxlma·.L,. Ill percent are Negro. I in U,. long arid .violent 'history of the .:t'bl ~II WJlilol GtHn~iD ;.,uw.-po~r'7~ploye~-'m undir iplqill ....-, members naUonally, is one of Jevtral worllto ~ .. ·~ oUr pttcen'tage of such attitudes.) surveillance to a"Vert their atteri\pUng · r!~'f°';n=l·lf.i. _the, re of a·:eh0~o~'!,ooo71~~ unions representing D. C. postal workJr&. I t dis pt mail "1 d 1.; ..... 1. ·-.i.. r--eyu ... ·~ One of them, all-black, purports to J\'v• TH.IRE 1ALSO WAS. a viait to · Villa mE KRfJPPS AVIDLY used slave 0 ru . se ce-ur .. ,. •·11• llwptn· black . ..\ er 20,000 are froip other 3,000 Was~o zpt;mbers. · .. Hua4 the massive, unbelievable castle 1Por bef<ire and duffiig the Second World dous Christmas ~sh-•\.. _, ' s. minorlly lfOUPI -Mexkin-Amefican, Poabnaster-Be.U says, ·~ of ~hla of the Krupps. One CO\lld see there War. Tbey ~~ed, even supported, While nothing Ja being said ,Publicly ,. Ind.I~. E1llroo, Chinese, etc. ' uniorl's officials 11 also a 'COPE' leadir." the beavy vulgarity of IUIUI')' and art 't~ concentridlon camps and gas aboul these emeraency a•e ~ u r J t 'I ~lectlooeering mall w~ . thwar\ed by So far, 'black power m1litanls, while The long·time D. C. postrnaste~ it _ .carved · llotis with hua:t 'ferninfue chambers. (Manchester seems, in some nleasures, they have been mltltuted Word from loy~· ,worlers.. They "'tcld a constent aource of dissension, strife inclined to put much of the blame . for br~ and, somehow lalmorout _ bUt cltapten, to equate bis rage at the wherever a corialderable ~~ber, of . Beall, about .It·~ ~:Jinm~tlly· ~ ddA dttQeu'Uta ; are a small minority difficulty ln,. belnf ·able to forctfully deal sofUy ., -Use Mi¥)'' "llll'l )jt&hiUb-. )(rupps wttb aQ. Germans, which Is un-postal workers art Negroes. · . staJJeCI a nmnb1t~-o'f.~ IUperyJlorl amona poBt&l workers. with provocaUve militants on regi6nal carved ·from mailllt ·~ BlrJlla Xr\tDD. Jlplllled. and •mworthy of him.) Reason for these extraOrdinary precau· lo f lfep.titjl -~~111~1111 ~ .,..,. .. t\ Ill ;'the .. lion's capital, Postmaster postal authorities. • r:iitnerous bl'QOQl lnd opr:yt ,., ,Early ·ln the book one comes to the tiom is.three undercover aabotiae plots~ tht.lractl~~·~·~··~.BuU estim.a~ they, nu_mber some 150. "They have a high degree o1 _ to tl)e bfOidbetl pt· Btrtl\1'1 · ft~.Prualian war. The overconfident by militant black·powet postal 'e'mpl{))'~;. , · ~~'t:Y"~~ .~ . ~ ~ ·~{·\> ·_ ' ,,;. "N~1hav~ tn or9an1zat1on of· their own tolerance," says Beall. "and their~, at. beall4 (She WU, DY Ill IOOOUntl, I · P'Jlench·declared war July 19, 1870. Loui s (I) During the receqt election, to.•lOw · · ~ · fl' 1 ,;.~ .JI '" · ,, ~r '4, l • -J •• ·: •llW t?!e Core ~f Postal Employees Utude of retenUon (ot the milita!Jts) good w•ma;=•ID;IO Cl\lrlly, ltfndt\111, Napoteon•i:chie~of staff had retained d.°!"n delivery and mlldlrect large Q\WI' :,. 'I tl'lVIT ,R'~J'lllol ,....,. ~'COPE). It chums .to be aUUJated is very strong. l have no au~ty and .OOd.1 i 1n1 Ont iood Krupp, niuult-loadina; cannon. Krupp had given titles of campaign mail; (2} to pre'V~t • car~ ~~t"'1 ~·1t•d;,.1 \wt"' the NaUonal Alliance of Postal to fire anyone. I can only make recom- some hl,ve ·· .) '. . ptuail lOng-range 1teel hreech·loaders. other employes from particlpiting liµr-~~H ~ ........... ·' .~·, y (lij federal' Employees. mendations for disclpune or penalties. There·"were no hOnc• beneath the 'tbe wp wu quick, but not merciful. a "suggestion box" pr.ogram; (S) to ,., u.·" _t'1tlrM:'nneteti:,"Oft •tllt,.·· • · . . ',The power to hire and fire r'sUI j!lth roomf where Allred KrupP. hid llulll o,rmen irtJllery, safety out of danger, oppo>e the gtviJli of COtllrll>u~. Id'',,'. !ants that•• l:new,,.bat1tbe1,were , , A"!-ALIJ.\NCE spok~sman denied th4I. the re1IOM! office." . his own quarters. Allred Krupp-had ' 1~ the French. Bismarck went the United Givers Fund --tei_J.be · up to and wou~\to~~ il.1 1 • . •aaettint· tt has no ties with "COPE". By Roberts. Anea a firt!t belief In the healthful qualititJ Oii to• Cl'ea.te "Germany." Europe would ' fact tbll ~ prlnclpal btneflc!irtt1' are . OJ W~sltfnltjm's 12,IDO postal Woftera, .j'ha Alliant•. which clalml ·45,llOD · and Job A. Goldsioltli of ait perfumed with stable manure. ntver· iaJin be the same. Nor wbuld ·\ Negroes. ·· Ducts; brought the aroma up from the Ult~~; ..... _ ..... ~~u:~=Aloare ~i!ty ~~u1to1;~~.. 'Catching' Dueases Is Overrated A Few Mor6~Pho· b;nQ ~m'!lf:u~:d:-nd~:rr:~~ , Whit 11' you a!rlld GI! Nol lqotl',qo· w~ lllted here a number of,pbfbiu~ mlght add to your social staiu#: A 11)Wnber ol preatlgt seekers, 1 seft:iN to b;e afflicted with even rarer Pankf 9nk111Wn IO:Uttll MICllllOO. adtll if ~ were .itlf _. 0!1 lhe llit. lndtod tt.elo ore. Mankbtd wlU ,..I• run dill of pitallillt II he> """ . tll old Ollt. he ls bound tO ftlttl t ~ . ' ' one. ! Hert are a few P'S!lbllJU.. th11' d!fW be tif ~Jnterest: -· II' '\'OU Dill4Jil ~ii ·~" ~ ... ate lllff~.,.., illltPll ~. -~u yeu cen1' !(and '*1tlnl lllok , yoo .-. u tlor•nl!illll. "'1111 I( frilhlened ~ ~ of gs::i·~· .... l!1 Of~ 1!"111 •. of,\.~ 'llOll .. hit~~"" odontopboblc: OD Ute -.-, MJss Mufret, who ran awt,y lnn the aplder, wa1 a aimpl' case ot .,,+P+4• . Wcnlod podelltiam can be put Info J .c;;• . · . MA.O Saya ClrltOn Beall, veteran Washington, Addressing the British M e d I c a I precisely those who succumb to it most 'D. C., poatmaater: A · ti "'" fall Dr R ~' " ' ·1 d f enll . "W are W"atchlng Lbe alt ti cmely SSOC1a on wu.a . • -• o . nope-eas1 y an requ y. ·and !.,quit. certain .. c'!4 ~·with · SIMlllOD·M be i.,lit•ot lbat ':jllo flu ' All flesh is "corruptible," and tbe ·cor· IL we col!llantly pt "t! lll!Wm.uoo virus 11 oltll'• ·I• tbe bu!nan · body; rupiness ts as "natural" as birth .and from ~al-employes aoflemes and waiUna fori acttva*° by an outside :r°ae': ~~ou~~i!!:i ~reds~~ not_ 1ti8f. plans 't.> disrupt lhe ond cause force." : · · 1 1• .. · · trouble. Tbea8 loyal 1'0rktf1 will tell tam.blppfto)earareputablemedi.cal it ease ,. to~c microorganisms to like an old enemy, it cannot be fWghl ua about these ~ •od threats, · man -~ W. view in public, for overw~ \ls. . . successfully until it is understood. "'nd nto clults.. Are Ibey •fraid of but they Won't t1a tbotr involved is a k1hd oft "1-y crackpot" on medical Illn~· o.rk# w1Ulln us , as a per~tual understanding, in its way, is a form ~·~ .... ~ a-••~· from the >Jt In tl\etri •• Frankly th 1 ~ the matters, I 'haVe long held that tbis , threat. ~Gf'C~,..tbe normal homeostaijs of of for&iving . •v,utuv.-. .,,_"""'°'...,. ~ are afr&id of u.e' e Misti . Thtre {, whole buaintU of "catching" dbeaaes the llOdY If' overcome -that is, once , ~? "'1 are levopbobea,. All. they no queBUon then 11 Qultt ' 1 bit of is much ·o\rtl'l"ated~-the ballnct "LI thr_own out of 'fi'hack,· ,...-----------·~·ti iu,kll'lObllel ~from' the fear of them amonaourimplOltJ:." Not that11MUl• °"mumps, or such, and .the ~perative powen are no .... tt&l!l!fdet"'"111't~--"'8 lilaek power 10lleme !e·IDlll •P ""llllllJ4Nll(j.~iioverwhtlml•• londr tbJe1to muster .enough force• ·--I • . • ,.. . . · . ' pnlO( 1he~~t'~8ut 1 }t-_ve atw ·1 fllf'lrKJU~ lo ·repel the invader. , 1 -MANY:'~E '~lt·&n~ lll<o"to "'' .JI O••"'e ;rdtll.S 't ~,l'Ql~'\l~ {:IJ : h'!S ANJ!>rflMISTIC over-aiJnpttca--•., ,make '• dale fgr tht Jl<Glll !Oo ' far , .()oil'~>' . . , , · • ~"-···Ji>t.=1'•1, 111 ~ !]'° sa1111it "health" is the natural Friday, 'bee. ·20. 19611 ~ ~. '!' bbfo1U1 ·-• l'ft prOi,i. J4 r· lli&llJ _.11. lttllllnll,.. ' ol 1114-body: ralber, its natural 'Yilit-llQl.Mt lhtm-. ' · 1Mili11•11~W. ~-~ '· llplltlllll.ert' ·lfl.!1'11111,..._. "' 11.lhl\>ei a nke degree of balance 1'M 1dllorl4l pog< oi 111' 0..1, ~ ""'8N'\j,e iii4lt -·~· '. IM • ._._. ti D11 'tljilt; '!' ~~ y ~ • ruli:.., m 'W1111 eac~ndf~:1':'·0~~ug~!! ::! ~=r~b~;.:.::4ng':\:': ment COeda tucl~, . ~tM I •AtNI tfllll ~ • ), ...,r. --~~~~~· · 1#111' to ttlli lts grip on the rope. tlt!HpGptr'• opinions and com.. :.,nd « eel , th .fur ol ., . DQr m • WC!N Ill' ~ . Ill ~ a-It '* a. clefecl in the body, ...,.tary cm topjci of fllttml ~~-........ o''}f' •;'llll!*ut. tbelr ·.elioek. 'Thia !!Ill M I I u ilWCh a part of tbe bod7 as Q1M1 l!O'>iflccmc•, bp, prot>fding • If I frttnd 1 you -.. JOU " ~~.J'.".'."" • oualy In the.cue ol •ll\6olt t II,_. of life. f f !M ufo11 dell~ lilllt¥• !rtply, "! cen' 1 •• .., hetei lf • .'' where 1 llldclen ctbll 'II e• ul \nlerstand ·and accept th'•. orum or "'!"'< "1 £~' ~ y IUie ~· "M•-TllAT'S , , .., our rtadtr1• opinions, aM bn • "" Jr' u UM1 ...... ~. tenaJon CIUltl i fissure, ,oo nol ard illness as some alien •i "' • , '.\ '"llf · a problem. · ·1t ,inlhe~~l)'. . 'tf\MOP) e should resent. then we prc!tnwno ''1 ' dtvtrse vi.u. . •,the fur of cboklhJ, ,. .-.~ ( Lovet or n ' Hate torn •. tai~ l-elhi1:h in ahtl~loUCI a;f° iu.r.ed to waae a more rational pohttt of Informed obstrvlrs 1 Ir ·~ I •t · •· di 1 1 1 -" Jmd rpottsmm on topics of tl•t . u"'1e m some peop e you ~•n ~loneyk>m? Write to Gtoree. the n.vta111 tlOmf! .squ et ng ev dence about (and, thus, mort fatalistic) war ag1inlt de even stand lo hear mentioned, you 're an nation 's only lom·lorn columnisl.) the longcr·lerm effects of these medica· the ravages of disease. Those people JI. -OllOlnltopbobe, one who fears htarin& Uons"" ln some cases. they disarm the who are 1nost afraid of illneu, and Robert N. \Veed . Publl1ber a certain name, antibodies In the bloodstream, mUJnc who batUe it most fcroclouslJ, ~ - ty ol .. ta ta ie e x-,. .. .. .. i. d- "' II xi ty I • n- <> Id "' II ol "L " .. ii or al al <>I •• •) ty .. .. ti! .. lll •l <· lei .. •l, hl ld m I J I , , . " ·. ........ -....... ........ ,....,, BEA ANOEltSON,."Eilftor .. , ' . Picking ' up momentam, is the part~ whirl whlcb ' tradi,t!onally prefaces !be ,annual pr~s'~ntation ol Cbll-, dr:~ OJP1l.$0ciety debutanl)>s. • . '""' t . • • ~ ,. • . ~1'i'~1~.~ekend , the .... D:~· a~~· w.h10,.1.,li1r: ~-,~ ~ ... ':~~· m . bow.Sa~V, . ·~ilt.tbt.8'lbo4 J ; • 1 .:; : Bay. tiiup, w." ·, ''rdly.havfi\l!!I•" <C!l.tcb~ ,!Yath. · ~.· • ~A~.'lqlll(lif~ the deb\ltilllies ,p::ll\flt ~s wUli •,' ". :. •,"' l par\t~jp&I,~ .. ih•olhe annual'~~" ChrlS'tiiljij' Tree; "''-' ·, · Parall'6''Bb6i'ld'tbe Belle of B8lll!ra: · Hosting the gala are Mr. and Mrs. John Klllefer, family friends of Mrs. Hatij~( Cre.amer ~e debu· lante daughter, Mjss Nanc)'\~er will !!\icltono~ed. Afterward, party-goers will return to the Kill•* hll!ll• ~~~f~~f~~j~~_;'·.:. i ~;~ebu'-1~· ~d4J·~!~~i · . ·;~~ ,. f :1i)ti\lll ~a'1b~ ana t~ !o;\J-!olll()N~~'ee~\11~. ·,. . ., ~1\lge pi*lu~) of "Yoo'rt':•· ~ . rCh•rji~.. • , · 1'erowa.'!:iil ·;k!r1 ~-! 1, ·tl~i~ it• ',1 ,. ~ . '": ~ ~I· Hoillftg tl.ls ~venl will be ·t11e· iMeisrs. llnil Mme&.. ' · '. · i Bos~Ph -~an Carver, Johrr Porter, John Malcomson, . \1;.J~ 'DaYid Ray and Ira Warren Smith foi' their debu-- 'tari1e:,<laughters, !be Misses Carol Edlth Carver, De-· borah Porter, Christine Sue Callis. Roxanne ·Elizabeth Ray and Georgene Lundt-; · ; ~ .• ..,.;; , ···.\ , • . ' • Ot~er deb~tantes jo"-: ,. hiiivtµ~s',f'Y!Jfie : J~ft .1 the Misses Kristine Boyd; . fel. rksOn\, Q.~r'ge--· ~ ;, Judy Ann Hylton and Kathi~! .,. 'r,.'f ':;:;,-,: i;;" anne Hanna.. Sa1ly Holstein,' ·•· n 11it®~~lOJ'l, ... ~' Completing :the list are ~s ~ ;EtizaD~· ·.» " ' · ' I ' · '•I ,b , .._, • .,., J' • • ' , '"' .,. UTANTES '.TREE-TED' -In the spirit .of dl'f;opallng for .r an Miss Deborah ··Porter, 1968 Chiidren:s Ho~~ ~.ty d,,W., !' !antes w.bo wtµ join 18 others at the festive party which wlU•baapr '; Lawson, Linda Kristine Nissen, Ka erine Louise Smith, Linda Christine ~a~i.'. .. r, Anne ·Storch, Alicia ·:• nnual Fl0at!ng Christmas Tree Parade, 'in which· the)' will parutipate .tomorrow, are (left to right) Miss Cathy Jo Glarkson Miss Nancy €re8mer. ' . •:! 4 Stanley TUrrier aitd Susan Ann Vernon. ;:Spirit of Christmas Fills the Air : iaklng lime out from yie'ix\t.eekly schedule of play· for the boo,PIW' ~ue :lf601 fund. Receiving 'therapy programs a11C1 l1Yioa!ll11 birll)dar parties a money tree from t.fiS;'~in1uao;·cwli. president i.s :lor patients ol"WlullJll"aCf'~ew state Hokpital Dr. An~ ~holl~·~den~med1- ;"!ere Las Amigasf'~(P,tliir~.in l(v.ineJCoast .. Caj. dirOi!lor, w&be,100kln11..l/!i' ,ia '!Ctimieth Fowler, ~country Club for their ahlrtla\. Christmas luncheon. ' coinmunity service.diJect4t" t'or tfie Costa Mesa Ro- 'Underlining the adage, .'.'~ .i~·~oetter :to gi~e.. than , 'lary,(llub ·whtch und.~rttea 'tbe. birthday parties . , receive/' was . the presentation of a $500 check . ' • • . I ' \~ ., I• • I l { J . .. , .... ' ' ~ '•· 'J .K·e.y·notes 'Cook Up' a fl>·~~ty ' Wha~'s cookin'? A wtY, what ehe! Members of, lbe Keynqtes, Junior Auxiliary of ~ Harbor Key or the Child Guidance Center, are pu~ togethef a ChrJ._tm.l\f.1~~eoctlon to take P\80. SUnday, O,.c. IZ._ .. I , ' Timers Will be set . to go off at 6 p.m. ·so lhat everyone wiD be able to enjoy _ the . Christmas bolt parade frOm the waterfront home of the George Carvers, setting for the party. Afterwards, famllles will be invited to.en- joy a wui&n bowl, Slnta and , carolln1 . The junior awillialy runc- tioos ,ii! • melna of en- couraging daugbt¢1 a n d young women spomored by members ol Harbor Key: to help other• leu fortunate . They' are urged. to accept ..._wbwttea 1n eoqununJty life while deftloptng their run;,t l<>dal pc>tanttal. Dur· Ip( lhe1r 1<rv!"< yWll, they are rejulred to •~nd Ume in the Trtalures and Trinkets Thrift. Shop 11 well u puticl· paling tn hmd ralslng a:xl '°' c1a1 events. Jn addillon I to their inner rewards, the Keynote• receive a lovtly medallion , Ind are presepled Jo _pociety at tjte Empire Dtbulante Ball during their senJor year of high school. • J ~ .. ·1 I _-.,... • REC! PE ~OR PLEASURE -Keynotes, the Misses Marta Mueller ~ .. ~on llratt ~-_Patty June (left to right) admit there are ~-'.''J""~~,-~ recipes In their Viva L 'Appetit Cookbook. Tbey'r~ cook\Dg :'llp;I\,~~-i, party, ' · · • ·"t .;· r• • '~ ... . • ( :~11\."' \~. l • ' • • .1 ' ... ' -.• . ... "' New Troop Leader Scouts Out Inexpensive Maid S~i"'.i.<i:~j DEAR ANN LANDERS : Please tell your colljlpll._ I hfvo lrritten lo you fti.ends hovo tho sime ,-lalnt. CONFIJ)ENTIAI;"l'O t .i.\11( K llt ~ n;e ~ I am ""'•• mad for ~"·•. •I lwl llve Umes and you'n olttn. (I) My mother can't keep hi!t lpltgue FLOREN€E : You can' all.~~ ......... ,. ,..._..... ~ cJven me lo;od ldv~. . ltill. J've hUrd ' her ' teh her~ bridge to throw oot the 1TV', ~."'Out ' 1 ,m a Girl Scout and 1 '°" it, or , YuterdOJ'll'~'-,found •letter club thinp !hat obould •bove been kept litU. brothen and 1bo0Mlle iioc. l!olnlf maybe I should be honest and say I addressed ... -·. (The ·letter WU in ii\ the family. there ii -room w11trt·-·· ......... (o\;e(; tt be!.,. we got thiJ · ietnf my pune, lihieh should "'9 you ID I I) 'Ille U-1 Jrted Jo lalli Jo Mom and close tho· ~-I! ~-l!o)' lo 11Abstilute ror • Scout leader. Our regular •· ktea of wl\at &oeil on irowld our hOule.) lbe put mei..dowll'*and. made-me feel school and do,your ~ •· r.. ~ 1 lelder · had to havt an operation so ., ... Mom JMll a. fake. hurt look on her u If my'"'prObltml 'Were childlsh and ~~ · 1, IMr assistant ls takini aver. Today Mn. D. -!hat next week tbill! -WEAllY•SONES, lllCO Ind lilred; "Wiiy do you havt, unimportant. Au Lmden' ltW -, "'lnll • k :J1ie osslstant has decided that loo we are going lo le•ni bow Joline cup. DEAR BON1111 l ·-lofn, D. la .to write lo .Ann ~.-f,1\'111'•• (3) ~ molher •keeJ!I oomf)Ol'lng me Slnqer •• JI' ~:""1W 'tf W• _,, girls get nian1ed thole days boards Ind lbelv<1 , .\ttb ollclotb Ind .., to -• ..,., duo "'-... 'con't yw talk Jo lne 1)oijt Wop lhil lo benelf·wben sbt was ~ qe. She practieal ~'"''~ ...... N wl\)IOul knowing the !int tlllng aboot -..,, llillJ ,.... 'Bal'I ,.. ud bother you!":.' · " c • . cloan' ...itze that ,U-are not the boobtom. . • • ·, • .. -.keepin&. For the tut t h r e e make old pols and !'""' lool< like new Ille -prto . JoW. .w f'll loollen , I litd Ind told her I wu ~ • olden dayi'. I am Hvlq.-iJI a dllferent ,. iiN!n&• oho has had the whole troop by using elbow IJ'tW. I alreod)' KNOW 1lle ii laldal ......... ti 11t li"""""f wrillnc lhan talldll(. Blil hen :.r. the .. than 1'htn lhe p'eW ~p. ' Au Luden ~.~· fo fl~~ ~ house, cleaning It from top to how, Ind tt'1 hard wwt.. ll Ml, ,.. -.... · .,--REAL ...,... I can't talk· tJ her. t . Tbantt f<>f fQ1f holR. Am..-I'll ''"' wltll · ywr · I ... llOQom. 1 • • ' · Foor glrfl pllll mJae1I ate so mad .hipo. Iba and o1ber motherl w--GLAD THERE'S )'OIJ' ti w la ... II .. DpLY• l'B.oll', · I didn't join Sc:Ollta Jo llCnlb !loon we may q\lil Sc:Ollls untll our old le;;;ld;ier~i-W.~" teenqe dalJlbten doo1 tall< to them Dll:All GLAD: Dal mun two II etldetlq a llamped Ml I! 1• 1 I alld wuh walil. I can do !hat at home. comes back. What do }'Oii lhtnk a 1e1 tbll In tho _ paper. SeYeral ol my 111--'l'llul ,.. ltr wrltlq. ••elope. -....--...... ····-·--· ,.--. --M ··---· ------~·--• --... ___ --........ -.. -•--·-. ·------··---···-~ --.. ~--,----·---__,.,._,_ .( ' • • • • • .. • I . ' .. ~ • I • ' I I '\, ' ' • l . , = ' • . I , .. . . . ' -_, ....... .. .. ..... ~ .. ~,. .. Dance Not Needed f 0r GRange of Pcil'itner.s .. . .. . .. • 1 , . ..... Ille ..... "' aioDJ KitlclisbOcftr,' mode I be ·~~~ Dlllia«1 pa. -• .,.. -.... Wllll 11 lmportiQI lawbo,.n1e111wutL" T O 'Q\IJLlllll' ' Z..':.Go.i..~:ft Dini -• clldlll .... -···lie ...... -with. Oo Jill illver ~ ..... n!-be,...... jau! l"'!' 1-i, Ill ,M.u:lm'l'i; iii ·Paris' ilnd • -· cibe' 1eaUu( • .,._ rugenients ~· On bll· ' -'••• aat ,l!lJ wtre. Qll hJi iTt bls uilatresa. .• All. this Is rogariled 11 ~ 11~" In flCt, it'• .a:iMDed wlvee of i h e mJoi!blmaa inlnorily a 1 '1 o m1,i.t ba•• discreet a11m. Ooo ....... Is lbel they .... more olteD than not, separated • lrotn their buotiando QWIY liloolbe of each )'e!lr. And their · c1rdes are looiled with ~ forthrlgbt lover .boys who -~· more -than lhe Groen Bay Packero. ,TodaY'•' ackllowledged jet oet e.pert, ClevelaJ)d Am6ry, says: "Relations between the • ae1e1 ore ao compllcale<j !hot ) . -.. "'~ .. •· ,.. ·--...... --... -~, i'""" ... --·--hen d tllt iel ore..... bn\ toll -"llillM ... ..... N be lbe ,,,.........,,, lo ....C,ti -wllh, oball WI ~. 'lod4" toplber It If lbcf'l'e married. at a -..... _.,, _, 'llllt "Alld l --~ l!ol-' l1lepl, tailel, u !off .. u.J bare ,,.,., olmolt c:erlalnly, they -IJodJ ter .. ..,....,. aw -1 ... JGll' la...ilo 'te.16 , one of tour iblo&s nqalred are .not." . Svm • ...,.. 'Mid ..,_for Uiie~' to .. belc>rW-" 1) Moaey •. J) Tbe wbole jet '°' -.e mm ""*"' ~I llQlta." . .. ..._. ~) Royel ba~ ,.ma· de.igned by the <1o<1-Tbe ••Id!. eu1lJ lland. 'A-ladJ'1 ..uo,r bll<lJI tl ~ talen~ dess of Love; Tomplalloo Is olwaya .. llil1l1lll at w k ,..,. 41DO let die~ '4'. ~ -WW fhlnk ev~bere. p,.. 1llltaoc<, no • tbrlllo. ~ or Ille -. _. .aw. A ·-,...., J1111t1 111 • • ~ dllic, of lllv!lluc ae ef. oel!-re1p.ectlogGroet.. dlanD i..,. lad1el -Ill 'td.-broughtiaO-pool!ldl --d . ......._.,., femlnlte male ' -,.. ~ would j!va bll 11><4:111 J>olllloo. ta fat lite .aRSPCA ~ Britllb • Davlil -11u "dllcooorld" delligner to dinDer, then •d· a puiJ-IA'1tlnr good-rlDIP"..... d · th·a 'lflo 11op18aalety fotAt.~~..i,. at ll]IO!tJ a fllW ,_. .... dlul: ~ atra yamg men ud • ternaUoul Ill IOt dnm -U.. d~ty to • ,bu( In· a ~-ha; . ·~lease bring your boy· -Allor al1, II 1"i'te II hll lllolll flir ~ JAo , -a lilt! OI' boy WU · ::i~·~~ ib1p. ' -"?P"-~," iroubled by aoc:1i -----.----.!~~-.:::.:: 'IDaeaulltJlfbidlorbeorlbe ping widow ---~ .... ,,-.iromPUyput Gofcltn Grffb-,,, ' ;;-.;i · ...... \ -..,, : dlDtllod 1111 of tbe '-"°1 bolcllng_ hlm; just to ·man tti1np rlib~ dOwu. Nol 1°"' ago one rae . ' , Ille bat._ . ljaddta1J .._ ' ~ Ill -llni! deUvpred u "itly ne""'"" " \9 tiitO a Jelc<let bOltess the night , ., waler. J~ dl;i :•; U :,·~', oal<ed u a peel•, .I • ,....... , ·•, .~ a ~ lnl1 said: "You ·How 11ley Plllf.' chlnt .• ~ .t.ti'i a "'-• . • lll,llSR•'NllPl,'I"• r. tpOlrlbetPtel:re-. .... fellow • . Cad!! . r •• ' . ,,,,.. beaut!ful·yoong peo. '.ll1lli1m ...... Iii u . ii' ~ •ho ""' al your place last -'-----.--• ...-·· ... _.._ ' . ;,Jr 'di. bll1des tree · chow,. aro Juaton with good gr.ace. nJgbt?H'e's-abomosexqal!" rich ellOUlh !'."" """'"""" · ,.vR T8B C4Ull ~ rewal\led Ill other ways. although Ibey wtro amliaed The lady replied: "lleelly! j>ouroelfuml":! wlih be_llll1, bllillll}d • ,OD occ ..... Jll .111-· · : lbm>a Nlardlos, who's In.the to recell,.. ··~•' ol Itboughl.be wu a canad;au." f -.. ~. ch I Ir•• ~ ~ ..-., . ball-blllldd dollar, claBs, gives prevloua ,...., ~ a novice To exolalo ~ lack ~f o:oir btautlful ~'.~';:;a!""~ • ~ !ail •·-; at a ll10 .,... aolld go)d.cigaretle 1' ~ 'lbe Jiiot111111le Ilk· • cern aliout personal boblta, more bea ..... w -CJrtit n"1(1ml ........ -bo__ ' ll1i ' ljle ' SUD In ,MalaP. even II tbe wsan is fruJUer ~=!~ ... n-'. ~~~r-= .l'~==~~~p~~. =~=w~!~ \ ·~1:.ico:::uJ:t~s:t:iii: pected to. llelP out, rJllf. ~. ll . ftl1111 .... fclql1 onetsmegaveaChlnesedin--the'wllters bl Bade.a ¥,.r.n. w~lter.,Mrs.Patrick morale: You,~, llattoru • . tbe~W • DlllJ. . ner. on her yacht When tile, A;~ a 'huSkj ~111'.Mied Calnpbell. Years before the aging tycoon WW Uilnkhic ~~ . ~ r " • \' ~ opened their 'fortllne + Arab~ !be nid wblle tu:lii& automobile was pbpUlar Mrs. . WarTen Beatfy hllplell. ADU ' ' ~ ~ yoli YG\IOI· 'pqle, .. !lbli • r c!oo1des Ibey found. -inst'l'd lunch Oii the fabalous ien,oce campbell cjllCtlsslng morals, fla~ old ladle.I ~ forget.. '' crlecl,i 11iet into ,the~~ -~·,clever liWe piedlclJOM -'(If ~ Hotel st. Georges in said: "I don't care what peo-- t)ng their Bo!Jlder DBm girdles pool. . . '· , i.f· , 1il!l8 from lliO to f 1 O O Beirut~ be was the bUI boy, pie do as long as they don't aed swing, graedma, 5Wlllg. #!(!< lbef.··ol!llied·ber ano · fie!!.olillJiotlons. · • Be IU1'0 that tbe JOI oetten, do It in the -•ta and A Riviera playboy, a ~ ~:._to t'h•· ~. 'Jbeq.,fortheattractiveam-~,~·Greeb, 1rt1 frlghtentbeborses." J --.< ' ' ., • I • ' ' I" 9' . . In · Newport Beach Rites CM Auxiliery Emblem Club S.haw.n Slocum M;:irried MRS. JEAN M. RASOR Llvl119 In Hawoll Peering Around St. James E pis c op a 1 ribbons aceented the waist- . Owrcb, Newport Beach, wa line. the seWng tor·the rites link~ Nosegays of aqua mums Ing In -·-'·•• Sha ~·-· were carried by the attend-_ .... , WD ~-aul:i lnclUdliog bridesmaid>, beth Slocum qi Newport the Mlllil·Joan Hamilton of Beach and Jwt,Marrell·Ra-Newporj:IBeach, DoMa !.ieti. llOl'-ol Boooliolu. · of San Fi'iiuclsco aed Jaeel The ... n..: ...___,_. Crum Rasor of. l{onoluiu, tl)e beoe-~·· ~·~ p.per-dJcl'S Sliter, Tracy ' Ostmin formed the ceremony for the of lforu"o · · . · was the. flower daughter of Mrs. Wayne W. girl Slocum of NcWI>Orl Beach end Patrick Harris of Yakima, BENEFIT LEADER the late Mr. Sfocum, and the wash., was best man. Usher-Mrs. Hend1r1hott1 Denison son of Mrs. Ruby Rasor of ing guests to their places were Honululu and Jean F. Rasor Larry Jenne of Boise, Idaho, of Coos Bay, Ore. Richard Powell of Coulee Valentine Ball Escorted down the aisle by City, Wash., and Robert Cun- ber grandfather, A. W. Slo-nlngham and Michael Moses cum of Cresson, Tex., the of Newport Beach. bride wore a peau de soie A reception followed in the gown decorated with vertical Newport Harbor Yacht Club. venise Jace bands. The A-line The couple are making gown was fashioned with a their home In Honolufu where cameo collar aed long fitted both ate going to school; ')'be· sleeves. Matlllog lace adorn-bdde,,1 .gr1U1uate of Newjlllft ed the watte.au train. A head-Harbor High School, attends piece of peau de sole "'1)d lace ~de College and the held her candlelight illusion .Honolulu Art Academy. She veil trimmed with venlae lace was a ~,,,Empire debutante. oed she carried a oosegay of· . lier husl>and ·attends the white roses and stepbanotll. 1Jnivenlty of .&wall and i$ The bride's sisters, Mn:. aftillated'· with the Ha"ailan Timolby Hawkins of Deover AntlniJpologicll Soolely. oed Miss Rebecca Paige Wedding gu-!nclucled the Slocum of Cressoo, Tez, ~~·· grandparents; Mr. and served u matron aed maid Mn: . Percy: Jones of Okll- of honor. · hOma City aed Mr. 'tnd Mrs. They aed the brldecmald• A. w. .Slocum of Cres!on, domied A·ll,ne gowm·wiib bcJd. Teo., and the ' lienejlici'• lees of alencon lace aed Hlrts gnondmother, Mrs. Otto Kell- o! browu velveleea. Tunjuolse . rem of lndlanapolls, Ind. Chairman Told Mrs. flendershotte Denison of Newport Beach ha& been named to chair the I 0th -an· nual Valentine Ball to be given by SJlver and Gold Chapter, South Coast Commu nity Hospital Auxiliary, Feb. 14. The annual soclal benefit, to take place in the Newporter Inn; will begin with a 7:30 p.m. cocktail hour followed by dinner and dancing at 8:30 p.m. The Silver and Gold Chapter ·Was (ormed by the auxiliary 18 months agG to function as its fund-raising group. All pro- ceeds from the ball will be applied' to the auxiliary's $100,000 hospilal pJedge. The first Thursday of the The Elks Lodge is the !et- month members of t b e ting for meetings of the v • · M k ch Anlerlcau Legion Auillary, Emblem Club 201 of Laguna , 1rgo; : . a e · anges ~e~\:-0:= \:;i';..~~~~~i;i:yt~ SATURDAY' · mission. You get 'newi .o,,.1.,_•. 13.·p-.m=. ======•8 ;;p._m_. =====;;;;;;;; DECEMBER 21 ~j.~g re~om.!i.~ r ~:.'.' t Y· By SYDNEY OMAllR SAG11TARWS (Nov. 22- , I . . Dec. 21): You beCome ·111ore t"lbe wise man controls his n 'bl There Is !er '· eJ.I e. grea destiny •• .Astrology pomts the freedom of moyement. Viait war." ' highlights day, _Display 5eD$t! ARIES (Mareb 21·April 19h .. -.1 humor. Your oRin(oa 11 Day to accept -nieans be sough!. Ayold being dogmatic. recepUve. People want to do. CAPRICORN (Dec. :!Noe. things for you. Be gra~. 19): Give attenth>n tO moofy, show appreciation. Excellent income potenUaJ. &Potlight on for party, social evenf. Avoid possessions, values. Know harsh methods, retOrtii. Be what you need, what must agreeable. be discarded/Get together TAURUS (April 20-May 20): with CANCEJt.born individual You get career ·oppol'jlllli!y. AQUAlllUS . (Jan. JG.Feb'. Take advaolago of cbance 'to 18): Take lnltlaUve. Be seH- expand horizons. Don't feel starter. Much fun indicated tied down to one method. Be tonighL You make new con- veraatile. E:lpand operaUons. tacts. Stress independence, Thero II room al lhO top for originalilJ, y.., coold meet you. • ;.' . . individual -glveo you . GEMINI (May :n.Juoe II): ta needed. \ SanJ'I Formerly with the Hair Hut has now joined the staff here at PHONE NOW 548-0460 IN WESTCLIFF PLAZA Good 1!mar aspect today c:oln· PlllCES (Feb.111-Mareb 20): cldeo 'li!th spreading -of vh!ws. You do best · beliincl .....,_ Im~t to deter mt n e . Let others baye tbe_1 glory to- personal jihuosophy goat lJ'heri day. Quiet •P!J!'l8Ch galps write ·advertise p u b·J JS h your ob~Uve~·~,{or d1QJng " . • . . . . out, atll!ndlni[ ·~· Bejjj~iiiiiiijiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii B~ out .of emotional ru.t. -. t .thin ,,, ·~-. .w· Get ideaa across. quie WI • • .~"'"~ ·· come. . :: ..... '•.' _ CANCER (June .21.July 22): IF TOD4¥, 18 'YOtlll Accent on interest Jn the hid· BIRTHDAY yciO .aie golng'to den,, occult. Ideas abound. have new r~Ues. Pro- ChoOse the best -be selee-j~t recently 'tiel!B' will grow, tlve. N'ews received con-and you will have to be aware, cernlng Jegacy, money. &;elt alert and confident. You art e~ counsel. Leave nothing fond of traV4 and are at- to cliaDce. tracted to dlstinl pllce3 J.lro (JUiy 23-Aug. 22): Wise GENERAL '.J'El(DENcmt: Homes Fil'led for to let Qllll close · !o you . set Cycle blgb for AQUARWS, pa0e. ~· ,-1e today ""'"1d .P~. Special word to bO lhll of i1Jploma4 observet'. LEO· give BPOCial atlenllon M~1 ·,don't force ~es. to mite ttoie uaoclate. H. 1 · d studY pilrlnership p!'O(>OSals. ' · Merg!Jii of lilleresta 1'fil e ... o 1 ays ~,.. ..·. prov ::-:i'H_1NK•"1. s. oF . VIl\!lO ·(Aug .• 13,'lept..21)< ·<'·' MRS.TBOMASA.BARNAIUl Tboinu of Newport Beach Bet!yaedRay,co-preoldenta will be present at the family ~~ !'.:J!,J: . CASCADES? will entertain her family dur-will be spending C:u'istmas of Newport Barbor Trojll!I Chr:lstmas celebration in the by mattDg .. 1)aail\ · c~; · '' ~· ' \ . lag<lnistmu ln ber Newport wlth.her ·sister;"Mrs. Earl G. Club; will be on band Jan. 1 Mesa Verde home of Mr. and Rell.Uv.e.1 .~ \t1tnsists o·n • ' ..... JOw·•11LtS ,. ·~ Belch home. Questa will be Sawyer of Lido Isle. to cheer the Unlversltii of Mrs. William A. Halliday. JOOJriley ·~. n0t ~tar oo . ob-: · ' . h d _. 1 San The family gathering will Sootbern California foothall Joining the 10 or 12 famlly jocUves. Have 1111) tonjght -.. ,.-• · .. i ' · ~!12:!''!':.8.: ~-1~ ,,__ Include Mn. Earl M. Sawyer, team on to victory. members will be the but don~ be~ chec=abbe;'. ~ "~ -"~ ~w mother of Mrs. Thomao and Halllday's brand new great· •~no ('"pl .,, ' ofN--'0 ··"" het'tn-laws Mrs Sa N. EWPORT BEACH d "'e"" ~ ' ..,: " ' Mr.';d'°'~A.Barnard ' wyer,whowillbe89 MAYORDoreenMarshalland granson, Christopher Gray, Re.latlqnshtp .becOIJ>.ea • ',,· r A of La Jolla ~ her '-!her, in February. Otheri attend-who was born Dec. 18. "-1.1 "-noUllin. g ~at, .' '· . , ." -~ Ing wW be Burke Sawyer end her buobaud, Robert wW be Included In the ~·p will erea",,__,11v ~.... ,..,.~• · • Elmer Hale · of McAle&!er, Dr. Payson Adams aod hll spending Cbrls1mas Day wllh be the Hallid8''s ,,;:William U!<w.wplJ-.,..,~. ' '''' OklL wile and tw< -wbO her si!ler, Miss Elaine De-R. Halliday ••d their Tonlabl .:IOU get',.to bearl·of THINK OF recenUy moved to N~rt mond of Newport Beach. -· llll'~ Nol wtae In Plaf·wlth : • ! A n:w•n•u ...,,, •• ta Beach. ··~ Am -'-U t WW daughter, Mrs. Joyce Grey llriMeou\wbltyouoa•;, • • w;• . _,_...!'.:°byi:id:,' 111e"",;iden• ong <= ves preoen and their families as well as , SCOllPIO (Ocl. :is.NO.. ZI): '... '1f}.· 4 . ~ ' 6 , ~-E. -. " __ .,_ , be the mayor's mother. other relatives. Deal · -.a..: ~Mi ... t.·· -.~ • -~ ,_ ·--WELCOMING gueols tnd Aller Chrf&lmlB, the w;w ..,_.....,. ~ paeylng the F1uon wW be rolsilves to their Lido Isle Marsballs wW be off to matlerl. .A•nld; P!lllli. '..Jlo >tie'•-'"'" . .,·' com<ii1S.: · dtugbl«t, Mn. R. B. Taylor honu! on Cbrls1mas day wW Phoenix !or the IUD aed then HB TOPS Club what milSI be done in e!llclent ""'_..,,_. -..,.... ~ Seattle. Wuh., and Mrs. J, be the Ray Bensons. ~ faml~ to Late Tahoe for the snow, , im;ia;;inn;;ier;;i.~D;iiiayi;;;;it;i;o ;;;comiiiii~pl;i;eteiii;iiiiiiii:~-:;;:;•~-:;;:;~:;:,.~'""~""'~ L.·-ol FuDertm ud their ly, which alao lnclUdel Kris-whenr.bolh hope to do • bit Sa-rong 2 Gain TOPS C 1 u h1,- flmDW and Mrs. Fluor'• Iii-tine, Brian and Erle, will of_sledding. • meets every Monday at 7:30 ~and brother, Mr. and leave the next day for ·• stt~ p.m. in Smith Elementary Mrs. F. E. Fischer of Arcadla.;p;ln;;ig;_da=te;;;a;;;t M=amm=o;;;th;;;. ===;;;A;;;VE;;;;;;;R;;;Y~SP;;;E;;;CIAL~~gu;;;es;;;t;;;;;,;Scb=ool=ln;;;H;;;unllngton;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;Bea;;;;;;ch.;;; r~~i,~~l GOOD NEWS----- Molrer of Corona de! Mar. Tbe Mowers are expecting N L f" Mn. El•• Taft of Salt Lake Shoe Service eW OCG IOn City ,... the buffet Ibey host every New Year's Eve. Ml\. AND MRS. GEORGE I); BuOcolo·of C«ona de! Mar will -a family gel together on Olrlllmal Day, Guests wW lnclllde Mrs. Bucco1a's twin lllter, Mn. Remy Crawfonl Jr. and her husband'& mother, Mn. Bmty cnw1on1 Sr. 1n<1 Iba eouple'• dangbter, Mrs. Dlnlel Wier aed her hll8band. 17th . & IRVINE Next Kentucky Fried Clllcbn ALL WORK DONE PERSONNALL Y Corona del Mar THE T, DUNCAN tll'EWARTS 01 eorooa det 3 CONVENIENT SHOPS Mor will entertaln t b e t r dolldren aed their famllla 0 340 I E. COAST HWY. cllrfol . the hofldoyl. Cl>mlnll Co<.••• do! Mor .,. 473-4640 .. tbe Bill Ballfngtn ol o l4ll VIA LIJ)O Netrpori, the BOb llalllna-• Newport Beoch, ,. 473-8620 d Coola M"4 and the 8lll -•tad Sacnmante. e 74 FASHION ISLAND CRIST YIEW CINTIR · CHOOSE . FROM ALL THE LA TEST STYLES Restyle your old 1hoes to the new round look. 8rln9 us your problem and we 'll 9lv• your shoes a n•w look. Nowport BNch, •• 644-7551 ,1111. AND MB& Q(.ltl:ll-___ .;.,; .... _...;. __________________ __. I I -·---- ROBCO lllTERllATIOtlAL IMPORTS LAST MINUTE GIFT SPECIALS! SALE of WROUGHT IRON from Mui~o and Spain WOOD CARVINGS from the For E&st WHOLESALE & BELOW ! ! AT SAVINGS YOU WON'T BELIEVE ROBCO INT.ER.NATIONAL "1001 Gift Ideas from All Over lhe World" Look for tho Big Tin Building 100 fMt sou!h of Gen1r1I Ttlephont Co. 10 ....... .W.ol~I HUNTINGTON BEACH 17616 GOTHARD · 842-15'5. ' And visions of Diamonds danced In her head. CH.A:R.LBS R .BARR -----2.ltMdllA.,_, --- I t- ~ a • lt ' --' . )'.C!IL."1, NO. 291, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PA&ES . ' ... ; . ~ ... ' ~ ..... .;;::;. .... ~-j ·1 f ~ ruenicr · tte1elie:'..'M8~ •• :) t ., .. :·, •':-~-·f-- . -1 --\wl ,.,.... HOME.POR "CHRIS-TMAST •. :-.:PWblo·J1rr;,,o• 1-.. .. < • • • ' ..... -. . -- tfunsoin. Paid l~t, Kldnape~s · ·W'1r 1~! .~ ,. ;.~ . ~uCi!1 r-'IJ1•Tt•l '.. Ll ' ~ .&IUJ&i__,uieo~ 'I ~ . , 1-l ' -, _Fieal Witt setvf• · 'MIAMI "'-"An '.eocaped fl>~ aiid a JW~,,.,ere cha[ged today '!!th kid· napine Bar~ra Jane. Mackle.. coed daughter of millionaire Florida land ~fveloper. . . . The Warrants wete anoouni:ed in W~ by FW Director J. Edgar Hoover. after ' a night of waiting for I ' ' . • tfte releUe of Barbara after the ransom """ ~ . .. . ' . . ,. .. J>al<l..11 was leam..,i ~,re. ~The girl was sUII mWlng an4 no ar- z+ta· 'V'1" ~. )he FBI said_. · 'l'b• l>'ll'IOl1S charged """' ldenUlied e.i Gary .,Ste.ven Krist, an escaped wpvict korn California who lived a. tangled ,Q9'ible--life posing at two universities N researcher George ~col!:, and· Ru1b !;ilemailll' llehler. . Nb. ~fugiUv~s bad worked al the UDiftrsi:ty of Miami Institute of Marine Sdences. Jt· was from the inslitui,e that •"' 1316-foot speedboat was stolen m the l!1i1I a~mpt to pick .\IP $500,000 · in ~ money early Thtirsday. ' ~ter that attempt £ailed because of 1 ental pol~ intrusittn, Barb:ara '1 f er, Robert MaCkle, pleaded with lhe apers not to take revenge on 'llis ' gbter. _. . The warranb were based on emn· " ' nts WI.ltd 1'tturlday tdgbt tn Miami Jjlore U.S. Conuniuiooer Edward P. l!!lan. ~;Uour by hour, from about 11:15 'P.m. \iui-sday, th.e FBI said .. lt atatement .... imminent. 1 ,l,11'Jl_en, acconling to an estremily well iiilaiilled soon:e, lhe kldnapm made ~new ·contact with the glrl11 {lllWonalre ts. ' . j sune source said the ransom paid in the early hours today, Ulil tJDte without a hitch. ·ti ·~: Unger, Shelton; iv~ t.;,· Lead . · pona·: Qmtpaigil · Robeil" 'Unger, J\obeft Sbelloii a'n d Jom• \\'ood wUI Mad the ltt•rJ11•tlOO ~an for Newport-Mesa UnUied ~id't IJU)n1Ulon .boriil etOc· t 17 next Feb. ti. • . · lJpger, fonner CosLa ,ftfesa .cib' man- ,..,_-and Shelli>h. NewpOrl Beach city ~ will be 1n char1t'lll t11 e -~-palan up 1111UI -~Y- tOtmer pmldeot ii Mesa ".•rde • omeoWMO Ail<lclilloh, wPI baidle . l•Yieltprts. ·, , ris\b:, teachf:n and Other volunteer ken wUI work under direction ol the bond -poigl! leaden In elf9rta · F volen, )hvlde ~ wttJi Jn. ' . .. .. h bond elecilon, o6'd ~ them ibe la9t dly to "'*· f < authorilia aay the, bo<td llsi>e . • • . tohool bultdlnl Meda 'due lo ........ for' Ult .... .__, : • I I ...J_..J'I .;. • • . -• -. -" .. ........ -. ----' ·ay~'? ' . . . " ..... ': ~ . ....... . . . . . ... . --'·· . . -. F.air . 8 .oard OKs · . , . ' .... .( ... :l..... • ~ ~ -.;..:.i -~ ... .!. •• . - ··-··---4 .. " s&iio" 111!1 ·North ...._ wOuld -=~--=.:.:..::.-. a-.111»-llld u.11 ............ -11111 tlie _ _. '10ili0d~ --._ bU1 II ald .tllo .~. 8111,i 'loll lmjMI tluol. tllo --... _.. ..,._ '."lllllli -~ •lie .-Iii aid ;~ ..... ~Ille eap tcilrm "rlten ~·to' Ncrtb :.. 4. ~:'(~Pale I) .... ·. ' ' --'..,. .. ,._. ~~ ~ -· ···i_-.. _,; ·_:-':: , -.. tiYal .: ; --~ :·, '~:-r. , ~ I B·ut Mesa Denial Hanging. O.ve.r Te(?n.)r,~Ji.#.Wli , . -.• ' '°' -· -• .....;._ -..... ·;~ ~ By ARTHUll VINSEL-°' 1tM _!IUr Plitt Stiff Tacking · on tight conti'oll,. the Orange C!>unly Ji'.alr, Board 'lbutsday approved a $1,500 contract for a 3 6 ·band ps~elic rock musJc . festi.vat .:.... if the Costa Meaa. City. Council will DOW snDl•h·•--· . jtJJtd q 1tbelWI'BT <Cbristfnas Festival arid~ F'Teilk Fllr, the noon-to-midnight baltle .ol Ibo 'i.oo. Is ocbeduled Doc. 1'.'. WJ!h • lolll ii 1~,11111 JI<!~ ~· .. -· ·-,, ~ -. . .. -' . ... so-far but low atlvance lilea receipt$.· p,..pO.f. 'f.o r Ille .. meellnf' -.. ~ ~J.it/6=1:;~1, ~~ ~~~1~-,;_~i~ license :_ deOJed without · pr<j~ i..; illlt )\N;oday"\heY ·~ titonday's meeting -but a question tbat'pldi f.or lbe FM,llaUOO'sChrlstmu still existed today about the il an<I When F..Uvll at ·IJte. Oreni• · c ~ u n I y factors. · 1· f • ~ ~ 1 t • ..-ralnrtlibisl!"ll bO-.ltlal~. ·· "'l'h<mayor 'ls'l)Ol gO{oi·lo cill ~." 1\ii.def"ilronc ~J>u.i1 by •l>lf;ctor Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley sald flatly, but Robert . L. -llumphreys, the cont.tact the special session could be set by the agreement with the Garden Grove station agr.emenr of ar leul 'three' other coun-c~lea alrO!W· \f&<j~ about ' conduct cibJ!en. · • · qf tbe flltl'al. · ... i • .. • .1 • ~ r -: • : : !:: • J.. 11ffe .. will iutwal.Ucdy <ten)' tMa. lf Nl.Nlr._n,-l'"'"·t_o Return:· Etp=.=~: .NU' 1()1,1/ : ' ~ sµ liGol ~ ,'1*i/''"17. Gr'. I ·; : : -. ''i -:· Adams,.l\'tJ!T" piiiiram -~"-;, F r "'~· . ·nftl'l1tlP ·rnius· 1iif j;it4 ~ -~i-· " qi;(~ :y,....:v~~'!'tt~. ,,~~~ ,, ,1,. '.. -·. r=~· ~-" ' ~ · .r~ I', • " -' I~ '°' "!" r/ ) ',, . 1 , • t if" ,.. ' ' . ~~tieii~~.~11:°".!~~ ~~~~~'.'~ -~~ .. ·~·~.·· ~~~-~:wi:..~~-.IO!lidili~ ' . -~ . • • .. ,,. It ........ ~ ' ' ~-.-.. Jitt.•f lfbr ·•. , ~~I, ~ . ,., . r, ' . • •• , .•" at Anl..tlelm COb. _ .,Cent.if.:.' St WU wWJ:.~.'j , • ~ . -, • • .: "- 3JlllOUn<td today. • · -•' -There. 11 a !w..: , .ms-. ed 'f~, -, ldib no ~ Aii:ttebncemen~ IS. th~ 1Prf.lident.e)ecl'• Niloq W).li1be,ip ~·l.li.-1 1, vrirti. iJJNWt .. :..-, :,.·4-: r l ,.'J .1 11. l r ·,,,. I appearance hr bi< oaUve ·"'1""ty caine _The Pt.sldeiit-eleCI wu ~~ n u..i. 1 -Jlli:(ullyi.,_.: ~ 'OC'W~· lo • lr<>in'Williain:J. McGarvey, Jr . ., gentral Lin<l!'.,a,t~_'ll"'•~.rn ::1t= be , ~•bi. the, Qollta _1o1..,., Polle• c;haJn111n for the event. and. lVl\l\li~ ~ 11e"UI 11!_=::.S, li'.u-Ji\ \l!1d ,f!!?,dti)!ar!m~ta ll ,eiy>enst of' the McG.arvey Siidl C8lilbrrrla Lt. Gov. WhitUer" COllep. P.'.--:"' "' ~ten.: [ r '. •• I • , Robert H. Finch. secretary-designate or botb Wbllle!' ·ond·4 ~ t:'--N.~'; ~ 'cjown o1. lnus10 '"1 'by 11::111' Hea!U.: Education and WeUau in I b • allended FifUortt,n ~' .i:Jlefe=· p.m., .wpii, Uit:~ cleare<I ~ \rild- Nixon cabinet, will be .muter of ~Um~. ~in~t. ... · i:al•ht:.: .,: . l ', ' : ', :i ' ceremonies for the bomemtrung. in several stage prodUetlorii ~ .?,ID" ~ JU.t' W&W tq. 6e sµre thl.S. dOesn•t Finch has been one ot .NilOn'• cloest pus., '•·' •1· '1 • "! 1 ' --L . turn;.~.~.~:· Hilritprirtyl told associate•· for many · years. Word of M~aey~y u¥~tti~~ admission ·~· fellow tJu.d 'rilim6er1, ''becaiiiie 'If Jt hi! acct~nce ol ani invitation lb preside be by tlci:eta which w1U be '°v~ dOea 'tbat'I Tbe Epd.11 • • • • f ' ovet a· .O.UilRie p.ogram lnvlllving. old free • ® dJ¥le 'in ·. U..· var~o.l",;.;"1" , u,a' ;alto> •all~ .. opi.Joo, ti;1i ilnai friends 'Of !ht! Nl"""8 'in>nortllem Orange mwllUea ~¥, ·'!' plannl ... , r r: l ' •UVicrltY·on, Ibo J(l'B'l' .lealivll · rUt. County and Whllller came 1bursday from fau-. Specil\c detaill will be ~ wltli , U,. , 3llld W!culbiial · Dl!fr\Gt Washington, D.C. where Finch ls pttpar-laler, be said. ' g0Vemih1 •body, ·rather' tliin t be mUQJJ:tpali_ly. , . $34,QPO io G~t~ Jle~~h · .. "l ,~, !"'l'lni the b~ck. I lhlnk w~ can provide for the. saf!guarda and tedWn,1ciUnielvele: · fOr the· lut#one •• he . . . uld,. ·r'1..-tjng to ,the ~~ Pop P..Uvll .hi ~lll\lll •. at llmei a real • • -p~ Mesa's United Fmid, Goal _ . . . .... -- debadt. . , EI!enllve dllcuaalon cenleled around ~. publlclty, 'unltaUor. and · a>m- mw\Jly ~~ durbig the ,Jengtby fatr boaid lhelting 'l'IAuJdiY: · ' · Oniy 17 peecent more of the $200,500 campaign goal of the United Fund of Costa Mesa remaiM to be collected, c1'alnniln GleM V. Back announced to-@y.- "Th:lt remaining $34,000 ls a Jot Of rDon-ey ," said the United California Barut uslstant manager. K~Y. sources for the remaining U n!ted Fond cootribuUons lie in the ~feaslons, be sa\d, from plzysicians and attorney~ even to homemakers, one ·o( the noblest profeaslons of all. "Most of the corporatiQM a rrd employes who are goinJ to participate ha.Ye aiready done so,' he uplained, ·''now we look to a few employt P,JPI-" "I hope for the sake of our~communilJ and.for· the 21 member agencla whole services wUI be u 1 e d In 1991 that the final , response will be large and gefterOuB," he conUnued. lJUdMu" and Employea D l v I s I o· n c~lrtQ811 Chuc~ !dwirds ha1 found an odd j>a~ developing in tbi>I year'• UF C4!11Palin. --"Il'.J a para40J.'' he said,, 11Dew and . former-eolltrlbaton have atven a 25 " · percent increase over Jasl year, but dozens ol former contrlbuton. have pot. yet responded." "I'm in ttjgtl hopes that as IOOO :..~ • the hectic holiday &ea!Ort lets up~ tl'd before the end of the tax year, tblt many will remelftW this tmportanl ~- munlty event,'l be Ai~. ' Contribulon to that division have giftn 12.188, or 31 percent or their 18,IOO 1oal. , -Corporations and employes , diviaijin contributors have hit the highest_ rn~ wlU1 '6 percent ol their llllll,000 goal-, , 11Wl\at,are '""dolft .abOut 'iecurit?" '"L-')'OU I y, Hwn)"IJ&!'.r.I asked. . . ·, ~. • 33, rPI Laguna .Beach, u:id lit bu dlloUUed lhe mat1er·pJtb Police Cblel .R<!ler E. Netb, who 1lu .asked 1o~~ 'k<Jit'-.poatat ·<in ·advance ticket aales th otder to determlne security Deeds. . . - 9f!;du1Y police olllbera.,.m:iw1dle 100 ~palrol. ~ "'Knn'~ . '.'o,.,.I .4<> Il!ll pro~ . to do llboot the:~'• #R·Pl:-'" C!t{e,.·f~~ Huip~ astect: • .-r. · ~ , •.. .. ~t never dawned' on fl\! that there w o a·1 d'be a: curfew. m a SuJ!~ nl&ht (llee"FEll'l\VAL,.1'14t1ll •. ' ~~ ,. , . •' .. .· ~ ., Good neighbor• dlvl!lon memben; ~ including OOmemaken -hive so far given tl,864 or one-Utird of thetr $5,800 aoal •• ~ to chairman Pat Ingritn. JV,;,, n Expa-J -J Reminding that UF contributions are -.ivw, . ~ ~~~~it ~i~ 1:'~ i:,a;i;i: w' ~ee. 'ke"'n: ii --f· :t· ;--. ne.di lff to the Internal Revenue ServlCe. , .. , • lfC ' ,. • Only •11. amon1r 225 contacU 11cr ~filr ~.. • -' ... · ha\>e ...:;p..,.ied io two different lel\lrl 'D.e'but''' ,,._._./--'J-'y . sent by prof~ BJ.Ml employe• di~ •· ..J:i(J(J.fj chairman Cbarlel ~·" --.. "IHI f....d Uiai ln&ey ol these le!lin By Mt, yo(J !lr!>bably ~ ll!al the ha\>nletn destroyed by overly )\IC)ledfye · LWJ,Y PIU1r:!li!Jidrraf Plf&fbasrff' acret1r1e1·.....--..Jllld the ~I tonew~~t'a;I. ~~fror'!!!t_, '" !If hea~~.,,, aturt and man," aa1~. ~ ..... ~ ~.., '~{ ~~~ r·~ fUnd r. ' .. Starttni ' , u.e ·atfd Orio "II 1«1; Mr:'Crfuale wUI Sfl1d Out cotor!U! llZEKENDER -P.'vea one more-:· he added. -~ ln!O !l1e ~ J11li .. ot· Ibo SChocrl --1 and tludenta brilve 'llle'qew sej:ilon 'itarlii lod.IJ rucMd pw;;~·of $8,730, or 52 ~ on~~ it.· , -~--~ 1 ol -IG,OIO goal, a aubstantlal ~ , .I;~ on ~, <oVer ,J>ll• .,. ~ Oftf IOll ,_... •• ellort. 11biipoe of Disneyland'• &llDilal , .. ~ City employes a.-. currently lnvoWed "!It~~.· 4 111114' tb 'aril tn their collecllon. while an audll 11 I l!l"floi ~a !'anillY ~lrll>i\1~·;; ·· ·~~ poolaJ.,woir~n' donalloal I .~, ,OU..ald'1 ~-~ Oul' 'n' to ptbllt •\!IP!<>Y'!" ~ A~ il'.21'""" lourJ. ""' b)e 11111 !11l>e ~ ~ M" n 1 ' th'CUll (PqwlJ-dJ 'ud.fr>mw ~ emplO)lld tl'tl'.Ti>to Marine ~·Air · Coul,COU,,t ftlfid Diane H.it.ltlll'tioo; ~;':r:=:~~=~ • ~~y·~1~~-=:~11T ~ 11ac1an iW beell ..eet•<d c 1tn1onii.llbln ....... Pap '-••• !'" st .,.1~ !I --V• ' 1. 1~·· ~ ; > • . ~ • '-t :. • . ., • -· . ' • • • • •' ' .. • .. ' J r I . ' l : I • I ' '1 I •• ·~-Uiw-- r '• A "'°"'I nP<ri • (:oo\i MOii! •pert· meot deftloPmenl Vttllll occupant Jllfk· , lqg -., lo belllf complltd l!Y tile .--.cily PWdnc~, 1 orrttur:i . to 11ie cley .COWl<D In IO o!ayl. W\lated bi aty eooncnman wuu1m • L. St. Clair, the olucjy will allempl ,lo dolermlntJI touct> .. llllldarpl'naed • to be ·~plied lb tile ratlo now rtqulf'd of fMlild""~ J. .'~.Clair~ ... .• ' ' ' £=r-.,•.:1g ........ t J'lb'"' .............. ... ..Id in. ~ -1\lilOa. The a:t,lon ,,,.., ,Nill .of bl& ob)ectloo lo p&tklu1 ~ttill for a .... II . .C.vilopinenl to lie built at -l:lat* Blvd., by Loi Anfelea investor Sidney ~.. ' . .Jam .. l'liulllis D1p1 ! Imo~ ., r_,... P•• J ~ ,, MESA ·mrustMAs' F~lV At.' ••. . ' .~ ·In tile. JDicldle or Cbrlalmu vecauo.',• ar-t."' Ao!W•~ · Ad1m1 uplatned, "II tllal't the ~ .,,.._ 1111 ... llull ll»WI Saola .,,. .• would hav• to cloee up earlier.'" Clam_., ,.ii• tile allOmey - During later -· ,._. • •'lfal1 .-. • pipe ..: r dO<l~ ... ·t..U"' or the limlted-ranc• rock llllloO 1Prt II AY• • ~ •bout pot," ,•._ied the curlew could be wll.ved, ..._. ~.. . •ii"" .other event. !or -.gen 1'1111 , He uplalned llull 1 dllc jockey drew I .. ,_ tely I ler • up Iii' Ill'.• Ind It WU sJven .. • ... ~• . • . . • ' Jlrinler bil..O bolnl cl1eend by Iha : "t'bla 1s one ot tboM ' • o d d • .. 1 ltatf1 ~ that KT.BT, Ukt all atatioal, Jliscrlmlnltory thlnp in. lhe iegall.tlc. \i\Uii doll up Its promoUom theae <111~ · 6trncture and I wouldn't wiut us to' · •"11\lt ~ no different than • football ev~ cooslder it u a viUd -'•t" MtcS pme," commented Director Johnny • .-:~' • JohMOO, 0 J'm ln lavor of it. jjoll'Cf President Dr. Joseph Rlbll. . . . '-'We owe · II lo tile hip ICbool kldl . TIJe Huntington .Beach Union· • lo provide a pla°' !or them lo enjoy School DIJ1rlcl truatee commegled llult tllemaelvea, a lone u It donn' pl ieeD. curfew laws m aenerally applied out of hand/' continued the Buena Park l dllorlmln~ , realtor. • n I , a . llWllltl'. · "U It doc~ we'll &el all kinda or • Woriled ip<Clllcally •bout I he· potshots, but lhel'• a rllk we have Jl~ Ullde.lermlnable· crowd fla\n, to run," be concluded. Jlunipbr8)'1 quealloned 'Adams aiid hl8 "Well ••. " quipped Dr. Rlbal, "our "d!lepllon aboU\ tllelr publlclly melbodl. terma have only S4 more days." "We're llllnl radio c:ommerel1111 . and He and Jobnaon end lhalr terma in mld.Januuy. ~P8fel Publlcley generated by Monday'• clt7 councl1 meeting, al which tile inuato !eaUval prqpooal· WU droi!Pqr on ·~ cllD>eD'• laps wlll! no prior ~ , WU eriUclud by Director Cecll AlarU:' • . " ·Direeton rear lt may help drlw"t Korean~loiy " · bigger crowd. · · · , • PuEBW ~·. '!be~ Aid It appeared tile rel•,..· .. "Adfuse publicity llhoUld }le -oll ouJd ..:;..mad· • ......... •-·•• -•-as a basis !or maklnc Ibo declsloo,'' w ..,.,.J ea'J,..,,,._,. n.1 ... w1er mu~wug he said. newspaper, .tJ:te, Jiankook llbo, ~aid ~ . N~YIJ)OJ1 Beach attOrne).1 Frink Remer. Pueblo .. trew WOuld be released l!flUDtf'." Jegal:'COllJlltl tar -tbe ~~·mi.de the Mond91 or by tile end ol tllla year " <lllOtlDn 'which· wU1 "apparently -l>ul Iha at the latest. ·. fa~~ of the _Cbrl~tmas. Festival arid treik . Fair back tn city ban:ds. It wu ~lleved that wbe~ the crewmen: "l-doii't exjlect the city to rubberstamp are rel~~they will pus lhroup Pi;D·.,. .... cxerytbirig we send over," he qplalhed, munJom. where the truce that •~.:"'.but' ·lh• city bu not bee. prcperlJ the Korilc war Was negotiated. Military briefed on this case, for a number of sources said lhey probably would be reasons." tak~ imJAed!l~Y to ·Ascom City near '•,• 11 we came to the conclusion tbal Seoul anofthen to'.ffiio Un11'd Slata. "the ell¥ u oH-b.,. we mlS)lt have lo Chosun llbo said its sources believed ·change our position, but thi.!I is not the United St.ates had made no~, the case," be said . • . for compenoatJon in mum !or tile cml. Dr. Rlbal said il tile fair board shouJd In Wuhlqlon, government ~· go ahud and permit tile Chrlabnu said tlley dqubled !be lhlp lllel! would F..Uval -·w1lllout city Ucenae ·-on be ~ . ,. the staJe.owned !alrgrounda, It <vo1fd simply meag, reauJtlng sales lax would go to the coW\ty. , , , Mesan Who Had· Truck Arsenal Given Probation A Costa Mesa man wh<l was said by aTTerting police kl be hauling an arsenal of weapolll!I around in hls panel truck 'vas sentenced to one year iD jail Thursday. But Svpefior Court Judge Byron K. :P.lcMillan ;i suspended the sentence on. Charles L, Grecian, 40, <lf 2281 Canycm Drive for five years on the basis of recommendations made by the probati<lo departnlent. He ~ Grecian to serve probation f<lr that time, to refrain from consuming alcoholic beverages and t<l "keep away fr<lm weapons of all kinds." Newport police arrested Grecian la.~t Jan. -4 when they discovered the array <lf weapons while searching the auto finisher's truck for narcotics. No narcotics were f<lund, they said. Police said Grecian told them that the 11 weapons, ranging from rifle& to sub-machine guns, "were for use against the ocmmon enemy." Officres said he assured ihem "they're not for use against )'OU guy&." llAlll PllOT ~MfGE 'CMIT .UkllNIMO COl#AH'f ••Mrt N. W•t4 PN*M .............. Jtc.lr: •• CtrrCty "* ~· ........ Maltttf' Tit• .. •• K1rril .... T\t,1111tt A. M1nitl!i11• Mt!IMll'll &dlMr P111I Nl1M11 ......... llklf Ohc.lw c.... ..... o ... 110 w •• , 1,, s1,..1 M1 llJ111 AIW.Ni r.o ..... 1'60, 92626 --~ .... t.flll w_. ...... llll~r• L .... ....Orm"""" A..-Hllfl--htcll; Jllif 1111 S:t.tt , • • No solid b)dfcaUon hM. come on whetller councilmen might ~everae their position of Monday, but t)tolpects at least seem good 'for a quorum tO call the opedal meeting oo the mlller. At leaSt 24 hours notice· to the press is required for such a ae.sslon. THAT'S PROMISE "I think lhat's what we promlied them isn't it?," asked Councilman William L. SL Clair, "that can be arranged, We could .have one Saturday." "I feel the same way, 11 saJd CoWl- cilman George A. Tucker, ••my stand was that we should take no acti~n unlil f!te Fair Board got the facts and made uieir decision." · "This is now the only proper way to do it," he continued, "if we don't hold a meeting, it seems a direct slap in Ult face to the fair board." "I wish l cw1d tell you something but I'm still in a quandary. I cett.ain!f wouldn't be against a special meeting," said Councilman Willard T. Jordan. Vice Mayor Robert M. Wilson is at a Gall!ornia League of Cities meeting Jn Sacramento today and could not be reached. He dJd aetm to maintain a wait..and·M.e attitude during the council meeting 1n which tile Christmas FeoUvil buslnass Ucen.e was rejected by a 3 'to 1 to I vote, wllh St Clair absta)ning. Tucker voted aln denial. Had the moUon bl would have accomplished no , alQCe the next city counctl meeUng ii after the event. · Former Pastor Of Mesa Church Dies in Beach The Rev. Charles Clare Blauvelt, D. 0 ., who for e 11 ht years servfld as rnlnlster ol tile Unltarlan-Unlvenollsl Church In Costa Mesa, died Saturday. He WIS 72. Dr. Blauvelt, who lived at 11351 B~khutat St., lllmtlngton Beach, oerved al tile Costa Miii Church !rem 1158 to 11111. After o.enice tbere end hi• appolntmtnt aa minister emeritus, he became uaoclate m.lnl.lttr of the Covina Valley Unitarian Churd>. · Dr. Blauvelt was born in Hllbl.stown. N. J. He wu a graduate of SL f.awrence U.lvenlty, Canton Theoiollcal School. He "" a nwnber of Phi Beta KapJll and Beta Theta Phi. He .etved .. Oll.niattr at chuttht11 In Middleport and lloeheslet, N. Y. and Throop M1mor!1l Chun:h In Paudtne from 111111 lo 1918 • He leavea: hll widow, lwo chJldren, two atepcblldren. end Ova 1tandehll4tu. Memorial aervlcea wlll be conducted Sunday at I p.m. in COila M111 Unllorlan·UnlvU1&l1't Chwth, 1111 Vk:· lorla Ave. Frlendl who wllh may make memorial conlril>llUOOI lo tile church'• m~mortel fUQd. l:i=t'~ ..... --' .1w, .. "" ~ ::t ...... ' Speclllcally, Iha clly code Cllll !or ~a,.aarage end one open park!iif ~01>. · !or ea,ch or any. ail< IJllt!al dwelilill! unltl: -....... end .6 --..parJdni Sp0,11 for units . uven ~ 15, end one Jl'Me end .15 opon .,.... !or. •n)I adlllUoill unit.. SENA'l'E 80\.IND M11a .H"8h'1 Wooderd • • on ·ng~·, • ' • • " '\ ,, •' .!,. ,..._. prqu an ftaUy reqUWd olre~ doati"-Janla Uli!. Cowlcllln1n George A. 'lllcf!lr 11!i1 ~ ::-0::::1• ~~= ==~ : Uoo pOlnlall ,;_Otll lhal the l'!"'l•lll It JIOYOr hutla lo study~ Pl'Ollleln ..... ....... ea)f lo M •lbroqbJW muJUple • ~ aulomobU. .. lpe generaled ay,Ule • aecal!d a.., but suguled JI would home .,..,, · ' g 8'* developmeol -whf~ bothen lie Ul)l'WOlllble lo . ask !or a report , ~~ \l'lll'fd C. J~n , !l_ues-. SL Clillr -b mllleadlng. . . • wllbln 30 dloya, •• Sl Clllr did. , ~-'\bi noied alld '(ildom of ,ill. Cljif'• · Besldt1 sonic repeat trjJii): 1'1 vlr!.,. , •1 ·~ tli •• ila,OW iolJOw,}1fall mo ..... lll1!0 a J>&tll4li •1Ud1 wn com· resident. tile lisur.e Includes traffic J!lembera a 11alillr !l'!'l'~ilf!! over Iha pl~¥ by the city only 1a months ago. cau.Wby t1ie O.lclief; Ole l>!ili'er; lbi bu'l' holid111a, ~-st 'Clilr mOl~ .I d ralh<r llave. our bul)I ·stall do candl..tk:k maker •nd other dellilety 3 lo 1, w It h VJce Mayor WUIOll an d oomelli!a( otHr tllan what lhay h 1 v e aervlcea. • ' Jllfl!in vOlltle against iL • ;4, .Coste Meea HIS)! Scb"l'I student llllkt Woodard ii lhl winner of 1 lt.oo0 college scho1*rship and , expensf>flaid week in Wublnaton, D.C. · lg lllalowtdt compeUUon, Woodard, 17, was picked. lo be Call!O)'llla'• lloy -taUve in a U.S. Senate Youth Program. He will spend the week of Feb. 1-1 with ellher senator George Murphy or senator Alan er,...ton. walcblng flratlland the workinp or Iha Senate. '11te girl who will represent California is Esther ValldeJ of Baldwin Park. T:wo months qo, Woodard just missed by a •1n«ile teat l>O!;it or being 'one or 12 eoy· · Scouts nationwide to visit eongreas and report on Scouting. He thought he .had fallen short in tbe Senate Youth competitiOn allo. ''Tb.is wU ruQy a shock. I'd given it up for lost," he said. r .. Woodard learn~ he had won .on·'fi.e~ day. His Jllrenls, Mr. arid MN:"'Dofl Woodanl; 2173 Droke Ave.1 ~ yoUll(er sl:iters and brothm knflW earllet,' but k~pt ~the news from him ·untQ. .. lt WJ.9 8.{lllounced at school. ' 1 • .. Mesa High Principal Frank ·Lopes nori'linated WOOdard for the compeUUon. Al ch~rman of the student body11 unique EdµcaUoti-1 Development c 0 u n c I I , Woodard is hil chit! llludeilt advlJor. Council' projects have Included working out with teachers student hair and dress policy, posting notices of educational television programs, a "Quacker Barrel'' suggflltloo box, and a voters assistance drive. ' · Future pauncll projects, Woodard said, are a film festival of Southern Callftrnia high school productions, a review math class for students taking college entrance tes,ls, a visit by c.ollege alumni from the commUnfty teWnc about their cam· pus , and orientation for parents of junior high school student!. . . -· That's ~W ef'· Not 'White' . , ' ' I Woodard . also is chalnnan of the orange Empire Area Council Explorer Scout AsloclaUon which concentrates on vocational scouting. City Trash Pickup, Follow~ Special ~hedu'le for YUie Old wreaths and wrapping paper, along with other holiday debris, will be picked up · in Coata Mesa qn an alternate traah schedule for the next two weeks, •c· ·cording to Public Works Director Georae Madsen. Christmas for ~ ewp~rt Ho is president of the school Concert Choir and la a reporter for the campus newspaper "Hitchlqg Post." Selection for the honor was on the basis of his activities, a test on clvict and U.S. history, and an esaay telling why he thought he would make a good representaUve to the senate. Chr1'tmas and New Yearr.'1 Day each fall on a Wednesday, consequently cloah1g county dump sites $n honor of the holidays. . By-JACK CJIAPPiu. Of tflt Dtl!J' Plllt lttff Newport Bt:ach hOm.eQwAe-ra' nl&hlrnaree of·~ wet Chrillmu r~ a reality tocla)I a• 'Oood ,Udell . .,id •in- terml\tent.' .fain fill"'I' llreef:I. · «Arages and liviJlg rooms wllh ljller !or the ...oi.rciaylni tow. · ' A l.J.{oo\ tide -down two inchtis • • <! . ' !rem Thutl\l!~ -ov'r00)""1f lower bay bulkheedl olw<lv Mf""' I a.~1 ·'"' ... The t.wo~ 0r '~~"lii untold damaga lo manf· e!ijlenll'9 'float and Cenlrlj..N;\~,~·. :i'l/!r.:!l'* WU termed ~ y~il !ft ,IO ~ by long·tlme residents.· .• While owners of holl}ea swamped by. Thunday'• tidal aqrp had been l}erted for a repeat performance'-'t0day1;thtre wasn't much that .could "be dO/lt -1 ucept to remove ~ trffl, &lfts and !urnlablnp to bJiber Jliiound. "We put !andbags at the· doors, but the water was actually an inch and a'haU hlfiher.1b~ ~floor," 1a'ic. William Be , a MarCWI Avinue rtSident. NOT WATERPROOF "We wtre watching when it came up," he aaid. "Even when you've· 1ot sandba&s. the house i!n't waterproof, It comd through the stam1.1' Again, most of the flOOdln& ooturred In thole West and Central Newport areu hard by Ill• bay. Rain wa(er collected in Balboa Island 1treets, flooding them curb-to-curb, and occulODally beyond. But It could have been wone: vµy Uttlf: water from the bay eouned lhroogh tM lalend's olreeu. City crews bad closed oil IM Island'• alorm drain outlet. to Iha bay .. The acUon kept tbe brine from bubbling back u~ through the drains and into the streets. · ·. ., The JntenecUon of Marine arid Balboa avenuea was among U. heavlly flOOded, city spokesman said. . _ , LocaUona II 32nd Slreel and ·MtrC111 Honest Man Not Always Honest lf hls money ls u &ood u his word <lr vice versa, a Cotta Mesa m<lttl is out <lne ni(lhl'S lodging, the manager told police Thursday.· Beatrice McDowell, manager of the C<llonlal Motel, 1977 Newport Blvd., aald the rniddleaged man took a room, pro- mised to pay when. he cashed a check, then disappeared the following day. Leniency was shown in the rental becaUR he was a prior customer .'Y.!l<> had peld, •ecordln!i to police repo• f'rom PG9e 1 SCHOOLS ... bond proposal. -Tiie Jeut e1penslve school ln the long run ls one that ts rtlatlvely main· tenance fret :which is jU8UflcaUon f<lr carpeting Instead of asphalt tile and vinyl Instead of point tn 1unvnaUon, N1wport·Meaa ha1 not Jn the past and 11 not proposlna now lo •pend any more for school btllldlnis tllan moat 1ebool dlalrlcU IJ1 tile !Ille, tile arthlleCU said. Following up the mliltecil' report, the joint chtmber1 atudy committee has proposed buUeUns answerlnc questions on l!Cbool building cosJa be dlslrlblrted by the chamber• or commerce. ( throuCh , 38th. and • !rf4rcus were al .. swan\ped. Mort flooding took place at 10th Street and Balboa Boulevard, in the vicinity <lf~ City Hall 1and at 39tb Street and Balboa. WORST EVER A resident or : Ne)V}>Ort since 1917, Clarence Stewart said th~· !loading was tbe warat he'd •-~e ~n. $tewlrl, who Uvei'. at' .. 113 Bay · Ave., t.Ok '.a phllosopblCJ) altitude about the wl1o1~ thing. ''lt co.ritea Bo seldom," he said.. '"l'b6 soluUon would take more than Jt would be wdi'th.11 ~· That aoluUon, iild rity · officials, is IC mlallV4 l'eliuililli!i "aDd raisin or bUWieidl ·au ""'""!Iii' pen1n~ -1ront1nr public all!f prlva~ property. Slewarl'• home • remained dry today and Thureday. Thunday fireman helped r I o o d e d reSldentl cJur their. homea or water a!)et Ule Ude had JllOPpeCI. · Storm · condtij~ ovtr the area are causing a Uge 'of · ~en water up the hay0 eaid Ll/eguaid Capt. David Harshbarger. !le . eJPlained Uie "l'I• • pushes the high tldi! water overitfs uiuallf adequate btllthead berrlero. Saturd91'1 Ude wu expected lo peak at a.s feet, conaidered too low for any •er!OUJ Ooodlng. • He said in the esuy be is considering a career in law and politics and a Santa to Visit Mesa Verde in Model T Ford Sanla Claus will be making pre. Christmas rounds aboard a 1917 Model T F<l1'd fire truck Sunday in the Mesa Verde area of COsta Mesa. Gifts to Santa from the children - canned goods to help or p ban age youngsters in Colonia Guerl'ero, Baja California, in lhla case -will be ac· ~pted by the jolly old saint. Visits begin at 5:30 p.m. at R<lyal Palm Drive and Primrose Steet, shifting to California Street and Dak<lta Avenue a half hour later. By 6:30 p.m., Santa Claus will move on to Samoa Place and Labrat:l<lr Drive and the schedule call! for a 7 p.m. visit to Mesa Verde Park. The tpur concludes iD a big Christmas celebration with cocoa, cofiee and carols in Estancia Park. On Tuesday each week, trash will be picked up in the Wednesday service area, bounded by Newport Boulevard and Tustin Avenue, and Mesa Drive and 22nd Street. Thursday, trash collectors will vi sit the Halecre.st are;a, bordered by the San Diego Freeway and Baker Street, and Harbor Bou1evard and Flirview Road. The Santa Ana Height· area wtn also be serviced Thursday, with pickups scheduled from Mesa Drive to Palisades Road, betwff!I Santa "-and Ba,yyiew avenues. Overworked crews will consequently be unable to return for additional loads. Madsen not&B, so residents should get trash out in plenty of Ume or It mu.st lie around for another ~eek. Tilltapper Trims Mesa Beauty Shop A tilltapper trimmed .a Costa Mesa beauty shop of S20 Thursday, while employes were busy doing the wash and set routine. Gladys J, May, owner of Modern Hair Fashions, 729 W. 19th St., told Offlctr Bob Arnold the theft must have· occurr«I during morning business hours. DON'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW THIS EXCITING NEW COLLECTION ON DISPLA y NOW- MEDITERRANEAN AT ITS FINEST! HOLIDAY LAMP SPECIAL-15°! •• 30"/0 OFF IXCLUSIVI DIALERS FOR• HENREDON DREXE NIWPOllT llACH 1727 W11kllff Dr., 642-2050 O .. N NllAY 'I'll 9 INTIRIOllS LAGUNA BEACH 345 North Coaat Hwy. Prolllllonal lnltrlor Dell1Mra Av1ll1blo--..\ID-HSID OPIN P•tDAf ,.IL t "-• Tell "" ..... •r °'-It e.wt, 140·l26J -,. 4f44SS1 I I I I I 1 1 I , I ,, ., . .•.. '· I 8 . . . -" .UNCLE LEN'S WINNER -Lynn Marie Conaway, winner of Uncle Len's Christmas Card Contest, shows her style to Marcia McCllllocb, DAILY PILOT artist, during visit to DAILY PILOT plant where she bqrrowed l\farcia's drawinf t,ble long enough to. whip oul picture of '·· a· Chr!.tmas tree. She~S,. Ca.rd Champ ·· Uncle Len Picks Yule Contest Winner .... Uncle Len, the proprietor ·of Uncle Len's comer :ivhicb appean every Satur· day Jn the DAILY PIWI', leaned back : In his chair today after carefuUy studybig a pile of 85 Christmas cards ~t in •. , by bia YOUDB readers and picked a -winner. -"' Re said he liked best of all the one 1ubmitted by Lynn Marie Conaway, 10, 1.daugbter of Mr. and ' Mrs. Cbafles ·. Conaway or 1589 Corsica P.lace, Costa ·Mesa. So Lynn, her brother Kelly, 8, and her parents will be "royal guests" Afon- , day at Ditoeyland wlJ,ere they will ride ibe ridea; oee, the oilhts. meei all the Disneyland characters and have special , r VIP seals , for aeeing, the , i apnua1 . Disneyland. Chriatme parade. That'• flrat prite in Uncle Len's Christmas Card 'Contest. Lynn's card will be published on Page 1 of the DAILY PILOT on Christmas day as Uncle Len's special greeting to all boys and ~ls-(and moms and dads~ in the Orange Coast area. Alt otbtr Christmas cards entered in the art contest will be deUvered to , Fairview State Hospital where they will be diJtrlhuted 16 ho)'ll and girla there, •many of whom will not receive any • other Christmas cards. Lynn's wtnhin& entry depict. the . . Charlie Brown of the Peanuts strip sitting on a log. In big letters, U'nda wrote: "WAITING FOR CHRISTMAS." The rest of the message readl: "So are olhers across tbe land, waiting for Santa and hi$ band/ Candy, cookies. pie and cake that Mrs. Santa had to make/ Tbls is. just lo qame a few what Chriatmas joys will bring to you!/ Have a very merry Christmas and a happy new year." BARBARA MUELLER, 11, 1188 Boise Way, ,Costa Mesa. This pictur.t had1 the complete Nativlly scene, a stable with Mary, J0&eph. the Chriat child and a horse-in the fore~ Tls"ee. Jlfise men art Oots~e the'stable, A ibr shines above the scene and a long road leads .off ibio the distance to a smalf'tcnfn. _ T.he meuag!_,; _ .... t "I hope yOU ''liave a mercy lime I hope your C!lrilltQu Is very fl!iel But, do you tno:W what news it brings?/ It tells us of Chrilt, our KJn1!/ So no rejoice and praises sing! For food and clothes and everything." .... JONLEIGH M. PIPER, I, ll03 N. Bay Drive, Balboa Island. This wu one of the fuMiest cards, Uncle Len said. It ahows a dog or cat (Uncle Len wasn't sure which) In a stocking hangl;na: over a roaring fire in a flrep1act. ·The animal Is saying: ''First a stomech ache from a sleigh ride-now I get hot socks!" NaUvity sctne In a very styllud and CHRYSTAL NEEDR.Uf, 9, 19031 rriodern way. The yOURg winner said Colchester Lane ,Hunlln_gt.QQ Beach. It took her two houri te>dra,w ll>e·cll'd. ·Ii.Cle Len ispecl~ Uked Cry1ia1•1 veiso the ¢atd. because it was so simple and to the .11er lather, a lieuteiiaht in the Oranae point: County sherUf's office, is a cartoo~t "At Christmutime we· 1pread iood ~:.Ind Lynn's maternal grandmother is cfteer/ You should' be 1ood 'cpuse Santa's an artilt. Lynn, who rectnUy ' won her · n~ar." Crystal also wrote a -_big ;~ i·~ln--tbe-round merit· badge 11 a Girl ·"HELLO" in the upper rlght comer fScout tor work in papier· mache. of her pq:e full of pictures of Christmas .,aculpture, wire IC\llpture and ."paper trees, holly leave., candy cahe1, smiling ••culpture, says she want! to be an -tacu, an1els and a 1tei5h. aart teacher. ·•· But all the entries were good, Uncle . J She i.11 currently a ~tudent in the fifth • Len said, and he aaid he was very 1trad• at Mna V~. .. • '-happy to get the cardl. 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" "" . -. ~ ; IANKAMERICARO MASTER OHAR&E - '· 22 YEARS IN TME SAME LOCATION WE SE,l\VICE WHAT WE .SIU • o~. ,,oo •• tr00 tU Cl.rlofm•s • ( ;:. I •. • '· • . . .. • I I ... I • . ' ' I I I ' I. ' • . ' 1 -·-..,-- • MADRID (UPI) -· The Spanlah government today expelled r o y aJ pretender Prince Carlos Hugo Bourbon as a resu1t·of his political activities here, sources close'to the government said. . Sources cl08e to the govermnent· cq_n- firmed ·that .the yOOng prince was ~ escorted to the b o r d e r town of. irun to be ushered Into Frimce. Divoreed at 112 ·. :11 I I I .. ' ' ' I I ·. I Frank Hes11 82, sits alone in a Milwaukee courthowe corridor ·fol. lowllif 'di.Oree action by bis wife, Lois after 56 years, 5 moolhs 25 days and 111!1 hours of marriage. Mrs. Hess, '12, divorced her hu .. band on the grounds of cruel and inhwnan.treatlnenL It wls the Jong. • est marriage to be ended in Milwaukee county courts in the mem-_I ~~~claLt. . j , - -I I I I I i i I 11 I I I I I I • • I I • ! I I • I , ' ... . ' ' . . .. . ,,....,, hetlllMt Mi: ..... .. ~. ,, 'BEA' ANDERSON, ldltor . l .. l · ·Webuta ·n·t.es ~ .. :· ' !• (, ·, . .. . .~ . . " Pi.eking up ·momen\llra ds tb~~~arty w~( whlcb . ' . · ·<lt1"'lfi(fo1\' prefaces,t11~11w~entado~\ of Cll 1.• , · -~: <· I ~'~ ' Society,'!_~4m ~~ f• ·,' ,":,'"J •.. -: ; '.' ·• • ~ ... ti n·j;'~Ove : . ~ weekenq;.'!.\!i;.,.; ... rig'.,. •Rt4~-o, .. wl!O ~Ill ;,-,~ "\ , ;.J: ~ e tb ;Jormal boll' ,Sljt i ··oeoc28 trl''tfie SalllOJl . · • ' 'l . .., '~f.iW-~~-"will hardly -~~· · i to ~!¢'1f'.their b5ealil,' ' ' ' 1 ·, • .';' · "'"For topiorrow the. d~'u · es and their escorts will parilcipa\e in the annual Floating Christmas Tree Parade aboard the Belle of Balboa. Hosting the gala a1~~-Mr. and Mftt. ·John K).llefer1 family friends of Mrs. Hatfield c;:rean}ei' whose~ debu- • J" ; '.< i~ da.u@t•r,. Miss l!l~y Cfe.irner . w!ll be honored. ' ;'.'· /±\ ... ~l"f•lili '!'.artY.gol!rs'~ re(\frii lo the Kill<!er home ~· lll : 0£/:1<., . .r~. •:: .. •:t .. ·1t '; .iu .. ' i .. .' ,,,.. .-':.0.111cl!f.',loll0)\'ing •¥<J!l/'g.1 debu18¥~• and escorts \J ,, :·~W!Jt ,.iio~ a bl!Sr @nd 'k••el IP;HollYWOOd to see th&. :..J , ··,it.age pr.oduction .of f1Y0U're-"'a Good Man;., 'Charlie "' )'1. ,' • Bro.Jt..11 ." • . , ,: ~ · ,: Hosting this event will be the Messrs. and Mmes. ·-~·Joseph Logan Carver, John Port.er, John Malcomson, James David Ray and Ira Warren Smith for their d~bu· tante ilaughters, till' ~.ses .. Cpol Edi1!1 Cacy,~, ~ ,, , borah Porter, Cbrisl:liie--Si!e .lliffiis, Rbxtinne ,l!;"'8belk· Ray and Georgene' tuild~'¥q,; t . .,: · ' · ,; Other debutantes ~ .~· frl.·,the l...UYjtles will ba• the Misses Kristine Bo)'.4, .CaOijl Jo Chir~son,:Georg.,.. anpe Hanna , Sally Holklelii, Patric(~ Alm Hbdd_Ieston, · J 1 Judy Ann Hylton and Kathleen Allison Kelley. • Completing the list are the Misses Isabel Elizabeth Lawson, Linda Kristine Nissen, Katherine Louise Smith, Linda Christine ~a~;,~ .. r, Anne storch, Alicia Stanley Turner and Susan Ann Vernon, · DEBUTAN.TES 'TREE-TED' -In the spitlt of · decorating for the annual F1oatlng Christmas l'tee Parade, in wblCll.the~ 'will partlcipat~ tomorrow, are (left lo tjght) Miss Cathy Jo Clarkson 1 ......... , I •• I -Spirit of C.~r~mas. . Fills-the Air ~,, 0\, • Taking \[me ou itl'ci111.1bd\#;w~~!'1Y schedule of play- therapy lpr9~st'aiiif· "l!l!l"llY birth~. parties , for patients of<.Jiii{<f2f!i!\"')'~~tal were Las AmiPs '.lllll!O. 'gathered iD JrVlne Coast • Country Club for '·thtil' ll!liluif"Cl!rli!lbilii' llillcbeoo,' 1 Underlining the adage, ult is better to give than receive,0 was the ~resentation of a $500 check . ' , for the l)<»Ptt.d's 'tbtrapeut\t ,pool 'fund. Receiving a lllj>ney'tree'lnlin ~: ·Rlnal~Carli, president is tllr. Anlb<W ·Toto-l'eftv~pi,lal auperintend~t-medlc~l directOr, 'while tooking on is Kenneth Fowler, ~munlty s~ce 'ilirector for .the Costa Mesa Ro- tary Club which underwrt~s the birthday parties. ... . \ ,. . "" Keynotes Cook· . U·p " ,.~ ... Ra;Hii· .. ,· What's· cook.in'? A ~)', what else! Members ol the Keynotes, Junior AuxiUary of the Harbor Key of the Child Guidance Center, are putting to1ether a Christmas concocUon to take place Sunday, Dec .. 22. ·. 'llimers will IJ:e set to go off a( s'·p~m. 1110 that everyone will be able to enjoy the Christmas boat parade from the waterfront home of the George Carvers, setting for the party. Afterwards 1 famHies will be invited to en- joy a wassail bowl, Sa~~ and caroling. The junior auxiliary funcs lions a11 a means of en- coura&lng · daughters a n d young women sponsored by members of Harbor Key to help others less fortunate. Tiley are urged to accept responalbllitiea in community • life while deveJoping . their fullest ' social potential. Dur- ing their service years, they are "'Julred to spend time Jn tlte Treaautta and Tllnkete Thrill Shop u weij u par\icl· paling In' fund raising a.'ld so- cial events . In ~lion lo their Inner . . rewarda:1 the lteynotes rece.ive a lovely medallion ~od are' pre..med to soc!ely ·al lhe En1plre Debutante Ban dufing their senior year ot hlgh echool. . . ' ' . ii ~ <\ ' • 4 ·,:.. .. ~,i .. t.' RECl_PE FOR PLIASURi -Keynotes, the Miuel ~ "lu'!ler,.G~ . Shamion !'ratt and Patty June (left 1o· right) 8\IJnlt'lber. Qi-'1"'9~"~ -:: recipes in their Viva L 'Appelit Cookbook. They're c~ !UP:I' ~' ' rt "'I • ' 1· 1~) • j ,w l pa :y. ~.. , .,, ' ~ • 1·'f\' ( .. I • ·-1 "'' r . . '"" . ·"' . I' .. -.... 1 ~!''\;; :.. • • .; .· .... 1 \':,tJ ' l • • .. " •' ~ •. 1:J Setviee • ' I, J , I ; t f"l New · Troqp Leade.r S~out~ Out lnexpen.sive .. ·Maid DEAR ANN LANDERS• Please tell mt~ if I am be.Ing mad for notlµng. J am a Girl Scout · and I Jove it, or IDfJ'be I lhoold be howt and say I JovtKl h bel<J"t we Rot this weird ·&bltltute for 1 SCoot leader. Our regu]al' leMer, bad to hive an operation to lier assiltant ii takln1 over. · 'l1ie uslll.tnt hu decided that loo llllllY slrll gel murlod lhest days wiuiout Jmowlng !he lint lhlng aboul 'lMlme:keeping. For lhe last t h t e e ~· she b&I hid the whole troop to her house, cleaning it from top to bottom. I dldn' join Scoots to scrub Ooora -and wub walls. I can do that at home. -·-------·---· -~-. Today Mrt. l>.<..no...c.ct Ulat nm week we are 1oh1g to learn .how to line cu~ boards ancf shelv'" wltlt oilclotlt and make old )>oll ~ pw 1'/ot Dkt new by using elbow greue. I llrea<ly KNOW bow, and it'• hard work. j Ibis? -WEARY. BOMES DE.(R BONESt I thlftk Mn. D. It pq, tt Nve. • YerY ' cle11 b4Nie ind tome very 1bta1 poU. Have )'tu ud ... -· alrl• Uk! .., ,.. believe 11te IJ laki•& ldvuiace ef I.be tl&uall017 U llOI, yea slloald. Four cir1I Piao -II are '° mod Wt may quit Sc:oote untll our old teadu DEAR ANN LANDERS : T am 1 I~ ~-~1!'!\@Ldo zou_~-·~ . yeaM!!f.,ll_rl_w~_!>U_en up !~l!llnl . • your column. I hive written to )'OU friends have the aame comp1-lnl at least five times and you've always (I) lt1y mother can't keep her toncue glvefl me gOOd Uvice. ltill. I've hunt' her tell bet: briqp. Yestenlay my motbtr lilwld a Ieuer club thtnp tltat lhouid ,have been kept addressed to you. (The letter wu in in the tam.JI)'. my puree, which should give you an (2) The Umea l tried to talk to-Mom tdea of whal 1oes on around our house.) she pm me down 1aod Wide me. f,pe.I Mom put a fake, hurt klok on her 11 if my prOblema wn dUldlib end fact and a.siled; . '\Why' 4o 'YGU« have wlimportanl • • .. , l , 10 wrlle to AM Laoden, dear! Wiiy -(I) My mother bfpl comp&rin& me can't you lllk to aie aboQt tblotl lbit to heneU whtn llbe *"',my 'II'· Sile bolher you?" ' doesn't realize that tbeM an not the I lied and told her I-was better at olden days. I am Uviq .ln a dlffnnt writing than talking. But hcrt arc the ' erd than when she grew up. REAL reasons I can't talk. to lier ... J, Tbankl for your help1 Mn. -I'M hope ahe and other motlttn whose GLAD THERE'S YOU . teena~ da"l!hltrt don'I talk · lo lbtm •lll!:AR GLAD: 1'11 -IWt II ... ____ Jn \hO paper. ~V!"a\_ol.J&.-.!!!:..!!t!'olk lOJ!.!l!~-- . ' Aal 1wd1 ..... ~ I ........ ':J.·~· cadlell ,.. .. ". ..... ..,. t'• . ' ' • Aon h1dtl1 .... 't.J; lt yoa. "'* ,_.~,.1tt111l, ' lo .... la ... <II Jlill.IMAI' .t1 t1 a 1' ,... 811 F' I 1! lf!o!!ll•· ' •• ,l ' I • . ..... . ' --·-~ .. ·~ -I '"'~~· ' " l ·B)ance ~ot Ne.eded for Ghange of Part ' ' penmllOlll C:...... .llllV a.. .W.. <iuteWe the pa6L kn, 1old me: ........ ""· "°" 11D lie~ -• , al ~ Greet .... lllare'1 1bt aid. "And·! -I du IO!l>"!>Qcty for •!.,b<!odY· ~ )!Id .,. for your 1avv<ie Even 1n oronplin coald i:!lllr!IJ -i.r Ille youop mUe oul." ' ' I ~!Iii!&" The llll*Tldl. ~ llored. ,A,..., i,dy'17ellow bl\Jl.1 · ~lwa11 .,. -'II n • w ~ llOO I« tjle Al!>erical\ lllrlllj&. Plrl of the OnurlS ' Bed 0-. A )'OUlll 'DljlD'I t;han,u f• Ille ~ -In red tnmb brought 100 ~ Illa unqfllclaJ • )!Olllll>O u for Ille BllSPCA. -BriUlh , ,.._.. of 't b. 'ID; • B9Jal lloclety '"' the ~ ~~1!\".,rtlelloe;IOf ~ ,;: tlin of Cruelty to Animal! . Q -~ ._.., a girl or boy waa w.ben be bid '·JOOl·on Illa ...,..Oulillly bid for be or she • • yacht, 'Chtlltllll;,drellied and ·~-of the JJOOI holding " ::!"ed~ ~: iull Ill bellll and delivered , wll!tt *" -aa ctren-• II Ill-, qaked as a peeled ,,, clllrur,. 'eveeybod)'.,~·· 0 ,"':!'!; ... :.~M I .U.T! . . . "''"'"' ......,w )'OWlg Pl"' ' ' ' • pit, -me '<bow, are rich ellOQlll ,.. .....-,POKTJIE'C41l81!: • ' ·;, 1ewlrded in other ways. youraeJf Wllb "-tt1 beaullful On occ• ~.oil portlii t , .. --Nlarcboa, who's in the ~ ~ c b 1 •.a, " ""'• w"'1bY " c1w, °"'· ~-li!llloD dollar class, gives beai!ltlul pldurtlo Alidlrbil'a r afternooii las! ....,., al' a ,!'If gueota polld gold clgaretle more beaulllUI !bu belaUf1D • G~ multlml\t"'Jri'a· 'rilll' • bcins. • · yoong -1f? . · · iiear ·J;nttbOo, ,_!ft. 'Mrs. •IW!<osNomlkoo, wife The )'OUlll people are IX' canJUDd 'lb 0·-, Of anotlir glii...lged Shi11P<r, ~ to help qUI; ,rllae. la . ...-,.,. . ~ -· pve,a Chinese din· morale. You ·-· flltler ·an , · w o the bolieaol'bed a iiftt1 •• net on ber yacht When ih&. aging tycoon into lblnl!l'll fie'• ldt4, , , · ' · 8U!!'la, Opened theli-fortt)ne ~ Warren Beatty bhnllll!lf. And . . 0 All )'OU YotlDt *~:'.ilhe· . cookles ~they found -instead flalter old 'ladleo btlo forget-c:rlod. "gel into 'Ibo -ming ' or Clever. little predictions - ting lllelr Boulder Dam 'glrdles . pl>ol.'" ' 'bills from ISO to $1 O O and awing, grandma, awing. ' Alter t!Jey obll.<ed bor -Ille '•denominations. A Riviera playboy, · a lddtossed . b«oe&· •to · lh• ' 'l1len, for tbe attracUve am- Golden G1'9tkl ' l:fow 1"'y l'lllr .. ' , . . ' I in N•~iort B,,.ach Rites. : ' JiO(OSCope ,. ~hawn .. , Slocum Married ;,;I • , ~ ' Virgo: Make Changes ' - CM Auxiliary Emblem Club The f!m Tbursday or 1be The EID Lodge· la 1be llel- montb membera d I b e ilng for meeling> of lb• American Legion Aullllary, Emblem Club 201 of Lquna Coota Mesa UD)I 455, galber Beach. Members gather lb& in tbe American Legion Hall, first and lblrd Tuesday 11 ~ · SL . James E p J!~ p al z:ibbons accented the waist. ' ' Churcb, Newport WU line. SATURDAY DECEMBER 21 atap.m. 8pm mission. You get news con-.,_==========·-·=-====; ceroing home, l>roperty.rr Check. real estate values. Ibo iettlng for lbe rites link• , No&epya of aqua mums in -·-'·• Sha ,,.;,_ · were carried by tbe atlen<l- lng ~-·-·. WD -lillls fnclud! ... bridesmal~ ·belb Sloe om of Newport lbe Mlsaes Joan l'ial!illton · Beacb Ind :ilean Mom11 Ra-NOWJ>Orl Beich. Donna lolell .,,. of Honolulu of S8n Francisco' and Janel . . 1111-Rev. Dmd crump per-Ras?f of llonolulu, tbe bene-lcrinecl Ibo -, ... lbe diet ' ·~r. Tracy Ostman --ol lfooro • was the flower da1J8ble or Mrs. Wayne W. girl ' Slocum of Newport Btacb.and P~lrlck Harris of Yakima. BENEFIT LEADER the late Mr. srocum, and the Wash., was best man.. U~· Mrs. H1nder1hotte Denison son of. Mrs. Ruby Ruot of ! 1ng guests to their Places were Hooululu and Jean F. Rasor Larry Jenne of Boise, Idaho, of Coos Bay, Ore. Richard Powell of Coulee Valentine Ball Escorted down lbe aisle by City. Wash., and ltobert Cun- ber grandfather, A. W. Slo-nin!<ham and Michael Moseo cum of Cresson, Tex., the of Newport Beach. bride wore a peau de soie A reception followed in the gown decorated witb vertical Newport Harbor Yacbl Club. venise lace bands. The A-line The couple are making gown was falbioned with . a . their ~me ln_ Hono}\!lu wl}ere cameo collar and long fitted botb ""' going to school. The a1eeves. MaU!lng lace adorn-bride, a _graduale of Newporl ed lbe wattaeu train. A bead-Barbor llJgl! Schqol. ailends ~ of peau de sole and lace · Qlamlnade Collete and th8 beld ber ca~I illUsion Honoluhl Art Academy. She vell lrlmmed ~enise lace was a 1988 Emptre debutacte. and abe carried a -y or Her~buabalilf attends • tbe Chairman Told Mrs. Hendershotte Denison of Newport Beach has been named to chair the 10th an· nuaJ Valentine Ba11 to be giv~n by Silver and Gold Chapter, South Coast Community Hoepital Auxiliary, Feb. 11. SAGITfARlUS (Nov, 22- Dec. 21): You become inore 1-rbe ·w1ae man controls his flexible. 'Ibere ls greater dealfny •• .Aalrology points tbe freedom of movemeaL Visit wav." , highlights day, Display ..... A11I1!1i (March Zl·Aprll 19): of humor. Your oplnl1<1 Ia Day to ~ -means be sought. Avoid· being dogmatic. receptive: People want to do CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. things ror you. Be gracious, 19f: Give attention.to mooey, show appreciation. E1eellent income potenUal. SpoWgbt on ror party, social event. Avoid possessions, values. Know harsh methods, retorts. Be what you need, what 1 must •l!""'ble. be discarded. Gel together By SYDNEY OMARR TAURUS (April 20-May 20): witb CANCER-born Individual. You gel career opporlunlly. AQl.!ARlUS (Jan. »i'eb. Take advantage of chance 'to 18): Take hdtlatlve. Be self- expand horizons. Don't feel · starter. Much run Indicated tied down to one method. Be tonight. You make new coo- versaWe. Expand operations.· tacts. stress independence, There la room at the top fi>r • originality. You could meet you. -individual wbo gives )'OU wbat GEMINI (May n.Jone 20): i.P~(F-b 1""·-··-)· Good lunar aapect today coin--~ e . ~~-~ • Sand'! Formerly with the Hair Hut has now joined the staff here at PHONE NOW 54u46o IN WISTCLIFF PLAZA " while ,_ and l!tepianolls. Unlveislty of HawaU and la 'Jbe bride'• alsters. Mn. affiliated with the Hawaiian Tlmodly Hawkins ol Denver Anthropological' Society. and Ill1aa llebecct P,tge Wedding gu&ala included Ille sioano of· Cmsoa, Ta., bride's gr,andparenls, Mr. and Rrve<! u tllalroQ II><! maid Mrs. Percy JfllfS of Okla· of boiior. boma City aild Mr. and Mn. Tbe annual social benefit, to take place in the Newporter Inn, will begin with a 7:30 p.m. cocktail hour followed by dinner and dancing at 8:30 p.m. . The Silver and Gold Chapter was formed by the auxiliary 18 months ago to function as its fund·raislng group. All pro- ceeds from the ball will be applied to the ausiliary's $100,000 hospitl!l pledge. cldes with Bpreadlng of Views. You do best behind scenes. lmporianl to d e I er m I n e .. Lei o~ bave Ille ginry to- persoaal phllosophy goal 'lben day. Quiel approach · gains write, advertise, p u b 11 5 h • your objecllve. Fine for dl!lin/I "· Break out of emotional rut. OU!, at~ing-theater. Belii!iiiiiiiii~iiiii~iiiiiiiiii Get Ideas across. qwet within.. Answm .wm -come. CANCER (June 21-July 22): IF TQDAY, • IS YOUR lfl\RS. JEAN M. RASOR .. \~ t;Mnt In Hawoll t1 ' ~-~Peering Around .~t-------•• Tbey and Ibo brfdemu1Jda A. W. Slocum of ere.son, donned Mlpe gOWlll ,.itb bod-Tex., and the benedlcl'1 bis or -1-ad .-grandmother, Mn. Olto Kd>- or -n1m.m. TurquOIJie · ..in or Jodlanapons, Ind. ~;· Homes 1 ·Fi tied Holidays . ' •• 'IBO!!AS A. IWllWID 'lbomu of Newport Beach Belly and Ray, c:<>pnllddenls !.\,m ..-ber family !fur. will be l}l<llllllJlg ~ of Newport . llBrbor Trojan . :'4o, ~ in ber Newport with her alaler, Mri'.'Elrl G. Club, will be on band Jan. I • '8&och home.. Gue>ll will be ~ ol 1Jdo !ale., to cheer lbe Unlverslly of Tbe family ptheilog will Soolbern California foolball .·'~~ =.:-= ~~ ~~.:W.5::7:a team OD to victory, : ol Newport Beach, ber Jn.laws, Mn. Sawyer, who will be 89 NE w pa RT BE A c H Mr. ud Mn. E. A. Barnard in February. 01ben attend-MAYOR Doreen Marshall and ~·of La Jolla aD<I her brother, Ing will be 11urU &..,..,, and . ber huaband, Robert will be •'.Jl2mer llale or McAlester, Dr. Pl3'SOD Adami 8'111 bl! spending Chrlslmlll Day with 'cltla. -111111 lwt dllldrtn who ber als!er, -Elaine IJe. • ,.,,.,.uy· movod to Newport mood of Newport Btacb. " A 11.\WAIIAN holiday .la Beach. . • · · Am!Mll relattves pr<SeDI will ',~ by Lido 111o nddeol, be the mayor'• mother. '.Mn.~ E. ll'loor. Acooln-WO a-ts . and Aller Cbrlstmas. the will be iresen1· at lbe fmnlly Cbrlstm&.!I celebralicm ln the Mesa Verde home of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Halliday. Joining the 10 or 12 family members will be t b e Halllday's brand new great· grandson, Christopher Gray, who was born Dec: 18. Included In the groop will be the Halllday'a son, Wllllam R. Halliday and I h e 1 r daagbter, Mrs. Joyce Grey and their families as well as other relaUves. ;~ lbe F1uon will-be re1a11vea !2.Jl!'lr __ Lldo Isle Marsballe will be off lo ;.,a .. ......, 1111..a. B.·Ta)'lor . borii• oo uinmDllll '~will Pboenb: for 1be son and !hen HB TOPS Club · ol Seollla, 'Wub., and l\frl. J . be lbe Ray Bemima. Tbe faml-to Lake Tahoe for lbe anow. • <L. -ol ll'UDeltaa aid lbelr ly, .wblch alao inolud&I Kr!>-where both hope to do 1 bit Sa-rong i Gain TOPS C I u b :1aiaP1e1, ud l\frl. Floor'• .i.. ttno, Briaa and El1c, will of .iec1••·· · meets every M1>111!a3 at 7:30 and ~ leavo 1be -da• for a okl· ...... p.m. in Smith Elemen••-• -w-,Mr.and , _, ,.Mn. F. E. Fbcher of Arclldla,jiiiinoigiidaiiteiiiiatiiMammotb.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~A~VER~~Y~SPiiECIAL~--~gu;;;;e;;;;sl~Scbooliiiiiiiiiniillunlingtooiiii;;;iii' iiiiiiBeaiiiicb.;;;; '' ·1;r.'~iiriii -----GOOD NEWS----- / -of Corona del Mar. The Mowers are el'J)eeting f 'Mn. Elva Tall or Sall LaU 'I Qty for Ibo buffet they host every New Year's Eve. J.( ~ ANll .MB& GEORGE D. ..... "' Oorma del Mar 1lllLW • f.unlly "" lollelher .. ~Doy. o...i. will ~*'• Mn. Buccola's twin " ..... Mn.~~-Cn!wfonl ~. and ber • ....,... a molblr, ·Mn. _,. <nwfonl Sr. and "1111 ....... daogbler, l\frl. II lflor IDd her blllband. Shoe Senrice 17th & IRVINE Nat Kontudcy Fri~ Chlekon ALL WORK DONE PERSONNALL Y Co.Ona del Mar 1TBS T., DUNCAN trrnAllTI of oarooa c1e1 3 CONVENIENT SHOPS .m l9llrlalo J he Ir t·;~diihi ud _. tamllI.. O 3401 E. COAST KWY. New Location cam YllW c1m1 CHOOSE FROM All THE LATEST SffiES R•1tyl• yollr old 1ho.1 to th• new round look. Accent on interest in lhe hid· ·.filRTHDAY yoti ,ar~ .going to den, oceult. Ideas abound. have new responslbllities. Pro- Choose lbe best -be selec-1 be ill Uve. News received con-ject recent y gun w grow, and you will have to be awarei cerning legacy, money. Seek ·alert 8nd confident.. You are' expert counsel. Leave nothing fond of travel and are at. to ~{1,;iy 23-Aug. 22): Wlao · tr~=.u. dislanl ~~CIES: to lei one , close to you .. 1 Cycle high for AQUARIUS, p_ace. Your role today sboUld 1 PISCES. Sjl8clal word to be that of dJplomat, o~erv~ t.Ed: give ipeclaI attention Means don't force issues. .to inate,, cloee associate • SlUdy partnership proposal!.,:,· jiii· iiil;·jiii·;· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,i Merging of Interests will pro\iell beneficial . ~INKING OF VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. i,1): .. . Give allentlon to work Pl'O-CASCADES? cedures. You can save ti.Die by maJdJ!g basic change, _ • Relative who insists .0 n u low u 14.tS journey ls not clear on ob- jedives. Have fun tonight - but don't be a check.grabber. LIBRA (Sept, 23-0cl. 21): Relationship becomeS "special," nothing halfwa1:. er..uve efforts pay dlvldenda. Tonighl you set to be'arl .o! -;THINK OF mallerl. Nol wlae to play with Ore.Meanwbalyouaay. ·: · .. SCORPIO (Ocl. 23-Nov. U): : m IA. ' Deal 1!ltb praclltal,~ [!:. , pCli.e 6 matters. Avoid, pomp. D9 $9'.mllA. 1 COITAM!SI;'. what must be done in efficient 111 HlllO...n Sq1111t"e -~ matmer. Day to complete wm•IGJMWta: ROBCO INTERKAT!OIW IMPORTS LAST MINUTE GIFT SPECIAU! SALE of WROUGHT IRON from Mlxlco and Spain WOOD CARVINGS from tho For E11t WHOLESALE & BELOW ! ! AT SAVINGS YQU WON'T BELIEVE ROBCO INTERNATIONAL ·: "1001 Gift Ideas from All Over the World" Look for the Big Tin Building 100 IHI IOU!h of Generol T•lophone Co. (0,,..... .... .,..,..., id8illll ~ Coron•de1Mor •• ,47l-4640 ft Biil P,f O Jdl VIA LIDO t<:-= ;.. 8:.i dw ~ Nawpott 1 .. eh ••• 473-1620 HUHJINGJOff BEACH ...... ., .... ,.... . • 1• FAsH10N 1sLAND 17616 GOTHARD 14z.1rj5 Brint us your problem and w•'ll giv• your 1hoes • new look • '·•,.. ........ ,._ __ N_•_wpo_rl_B•.•.eh ...... 644-_•75•5•1--------------··--------------.1'1-,..;: •• • -• I ( i " And visions of Diamonds danced in her head. ~- CHARLES H. BARR _ ..... ---21 ...... ...._ --- ' • I • . I BY \ WI~ JiB) •' ' ' . ~ • ........... ' • * · Jack is Iii a parUcularly good position to tell students about bow the problems ·01 a people can be cureil, or at least aided. Jack not too mAAY years ago was with a group of fin~ people trying to ll)Ake some basic changes In city govenr- ment. Their Initiative movement failed at the pollil, but Jack ran for offico· under the SB.1lle banp.er of trying to mate this a better city for all and to open avenues to city gove~ ment so that the citizen, new or ·old, would fmd equal justice Wore the government. When Jack rares back his 1911- pqund frame and aays that be llas foitght a good fight, not for himfflf, but for the peo~le who have faith that he will fair1y1 rep~sent them, .\veil be knows. * : l' . Jack is just an example. Each ·of· the councilmen can and should share ·his experiences in gove~· ment with students. I . OCC Trust~s DelJiy Decision On Bond Election .. ' ~~ Art ' J»y Children : ' ; . i· ~ . . Sholt11 OJi ,Satmday ;. ~ . -. ' ~ w.,....,.,. cblldren betwwn f ind ~3 yean ol ... will -their ut ·'-Wark starting at 1 p.m., Saturdl)' at 'BoJae <lllca Part. : The esblblt II --b)' the 'W--f.rt --""'1 tbl !i:ltJ'• -.U.01114 Paru Deportment: .,,,. <chllllren wett put II Ille dlj'a -t Chtldnn'• Ari W°""'10P. Ari Alileialfon mombm teach tllO clWes. *-~ " ' Ila STEVE TEREGJB, 11, D33 ATllm lll., c..ta Mesa. Uncle Len tlloqllt _., picture ol • devillll>lootioc Utile up! ~ 00 a Cbr-.a bell eon! WU me ol the c:uteat entriel In 111e ·-~.-np l"ai: "Have af nrlna!nr Cbiirtmu." · -~ - ,. L~ STRACllAN, 11, lllSI MaJaco tine, Apt. F;"W..tmlnatei. nu.•ono had a very nlc~ ~. acc:ordlpg to Uncle Len, •bowing lbe need._ for puee lrOWld the" world by llavh>I ri,,.... ol boys and gll'll In dllferent nsdonal costumes ""''~ lrollDd the words "Peace <n earth.11' r . BErB PIPER, 11, 233 Wake Fonot Road, Coala --Belli'• clmlin& ol the three wlae ·mm drtMed .In i..,. flowing robes .... clrTJln& &lfts -the desert to a city In the blckpwnd over which a bright star is shining was one of the best drawings, Unc}e Len said. It's mtslaje: "Behold, tbere came wise men frcm't tile East to Jerusalem .•. " .. • Santa to Tour In W ~tlninster -· . . ScU a.. llUJ -• tour ,al --W'lllninol4r !llfU'blPi*IC-.i.:r• OU Dec. SI Si1nl NICl' lltll viii! Mehl· den Plrlt II I p.m., ·then be wlU Ylllt Bobe Chica Parll at 11 't.m., Dec. II, · and 1i1Jer Rllt 11 llf!O a.m ., Dec. K -.ma:. vlalla aro1 -red bY the Weatmlnster RecruUoo and . l>arta .._... .. _. ·--'-· _,...._,.. .. ... .. • t ' • ,. ~. -,( -~ ... .. " I .,•. J ' ~ '" • ' ~ . ' . . ~ ., .. ... "' Why does everyone want to own an Omega7.For tho same lUIOll our,,._, •-''"'"'"i""'--··· .. -• .• • '-::_,--~ • l•MICtlldftl"""""'~--.... .am .wat~akers.recommend Omega watches a~ all ou.n. ~ae.~-Oiilep , ............. ••• -...,.,. , .,.. "" h . ' ·-' l' '· f-·-' Im......,._·" ... ---............. -watc IS 10speciea·Jt mu tip"' stages o ™wacturc to umtc·ptts . --r, .;,,..;i. .,.... ............ \ ..... - and lifelong depeJ!l!ability. It's the watc,h the world has Ie8iilc:a to~~. • :.:;:.:: :,J:, ~.~~.~ .. ~::": by N.A.S.A. as stalidard issue for all astwnaiits in the epocli:muing ~ ~-.:.,~".'.'~:'.':'."..'.'.~.~= back Apollo program. Chosen as official timepiece for Countlell lntemallonal •-•~-.'"'"'"""-."!"'"',.. sports events ••• lacludiug the Olympic· Games •. Chosen by men an'a women ~~;;·;;;;;;;,;;;·;.a·;,;;:;·;: throuihout the wctrld as their watch for a.lifetime of proud pOSSess.iotf. Why don't ~~~~t;.i;,;';;;;;·-;··::. f . $ __ NII,.. ... _...,_ you choose romwpseleclloq of OmcP, watchcs, from $6S tobver 1000. --...................... ...,. ·~-. ' . ., ~· .... -.. .... t' • •• ~ CONYEMIEN( • ' . TERMS . -. -' IANKAMiRICAID MA$lli Cl'IAll6E ~ .... tU_ll ... • " • • ' }. e. :J./fan,Jariu ' ~11&r :. . . -1823 NEWPORT A VE., COST A MESA . . : 12 ,~R,S If:' ,THE SAME l~TION . Viii s~vic~ WHAT WE mt: . ' r ... ·~ ' , .... -· . ' .. -~ . -. Optn ,f:OO .. f:OO tU'C~ • ' :'1 I " l i . " ' ' ' • l ~ ' • ' ' t I I I- ... • ' • . •• ( I •• I • • .. Wouid ·Ky Ask u.·s~ tot na y· Tu. • . _m~cr._. • ;, .ll>i< ~ in &he ,.;,.. olllf!t for . •dljjfed•:)Oo<Jau. Jfdnll/ft ·ua14 of ' ' staiut~~ at 1hi1 1p&mpcred1>00"" di<, Dciodi, sjghr, "11'1 a dog'1 Uft." " I •• A turklsh ulerinarian tells.of a cat mad>td l'tllla who can opeak ~ .Jnun•D, .using seven simple • "The cat In queitlon can p~ turklab ~ 'wh• he w..U'to"io out, ccme'ln or-ii lllil!- ~The "°""''can lie fally-under--gb are pronouDQo ed Iii ai~ .,,;tu11Uhe K®ya vet.f . ' . •• • POllce· oq-a younz woman traft. tlcally ·Wavi!l down Frod FOl- 18, -and 'l:lyde .BIKk. 19, u they appm.dlod In a car, ancrthey atop; pedam ottered her auiatance. Sha then toalro.a.d them •with·a large Jmif,.and robbed them of $18, police said. • r• ' I • • -.. ~ ........ Yost ·Named to '. --· Hame in Florida No~th I ( \ I . l t "' 4 r _,. t -.· ' , • • .,...... Dlt>or~~d 411 8!1 • . . . · . '"'/ ~. • '. ' I . · I Fnllllt Heu, 82,• aita aloo~•1n a, Milwaukee courthou1e corridor 1o1: , J.,,.U.g divorce action by bis. wife, Lois after 5il years, S m00Ui1 ~ days and 11 Ii !lours of maniqe. llln. Hess, '12, divorced her hu..l bend on the grounds of cruel anil"lnlrimlan treatmerit.'lt was the IOllg-' 1 1 est .marriage to• be ended In M!JwlNl:ee county coOria In ihe mem-- ory of offie:llls: · · ~ '# • • ..• _.:._ . ·-- • ' • i I I I I ' I l l j • . • l • • ' . " . • • • ' ,·· • f._ ! ..... " • . ' . I ·~ "" :..,, (I.! .• ' . BIG· $CREDl: t\01tAll.i·:~~: .. . . C~"10h. RCTEdL~tSlON . ' ~.:{ , ·· ' • ·: f.1. e• ·on 1aa e ., ' ... ; · ·. .i,{t "'' ',J ''!/·· wbllC ~ • , ~ ... $'' ti '" 1r1>19t,..11fSlf.ILPlc; 35 Colorlfiat Fine~Ttines>ltse~I · l .. • . ' ~. ·• I • . - FIRST :: · IN • ·-1 .cem;a . ,... ·TV . • ... -: .. , • • . t )~ .. •\ .. "· ', . , ttOVRS: j, , . . w .. k4ayo.'9 a:111. to t p)~ • 'L _ S1tvr.i.v 9 •·"" lo 6' p.111; • . ,. ' , ..... ' ' --. . . 1L!'.i== ' . . aw.el ·~ $3-591.5*_ -.._.., -·-' .,.. ,, . _, • -. t ·-. -• -i I 11 ·---· • , . . -... .. ;J. • • .. ' 1~<1, ·,a· ·a·' 0~~ :! ,, •. •. :U ,,r,~ .. : x. •-.'!'I , . ' . . I ' • ' I) d A :i !l • ' ~ .u " it ,c·~ '1t:4 •'4ia. . ,i110 ~l! "':'I ~\$. t i', .i..•)I ' • ' ' . . ' ' I I I l I • I ' ' ' , .. . . . ' J I S;tiari~ Our Christmas • • /. . ' • • • I ~ lltrr)' ~ (OM<:) 11 lri 1111\ •Wine ID ...,.._ 8-11 Iii~ I.Iii·~ Gt~ JDlb ~ponr for the nNdy4imlll• of tbe a-. ~by tbo BuatlagtM Beith AN!~ ~ aDd the ..--tlon end Patti Deputm~ W Ille c:U1> OllC If' yur made Cb1Ulm11 memorrbl• for 151 temD•ea. 1 1 'nrl.! fl!ar ,WiOll 1119.Y, be _e_ larger. Wt aow , there are ml>n -100· tamlllts ·Oii the 1liil and the 1 t~ ol. the ~ mr yeen b for the bulk of tbe JIMd.Y f !amllle, to be i;portecl in 11\J Jut few days btfore . _, Clutatmas. ·· • , -\ OMC is fiDailc'ed en\bW lbrough donailons. Tho ' need for d!iaati!mlld nenr bliln areeter. ~.Robert ' ·BorMI et tbo ~ Deputmeot ~)f\'1. Melvin Penhall of Ibo l,ls!Jtance Leque are &cliVelt tryln( to collect money, new toys end .most ·of all canned roods of all kinds for Chrlttmu dlitrlbuUOll •. Upwards G( llO famill• tliit y•r will receive a turkey ir:ttti trlmn!lnP. toys for Ibo cl!Udren end cloth- lrig pUl'chase slJpl .for the lqCil thrift •ho!>f· Colt i• about $10 per fallllly. --_ Laat _year lb~ wu not ,...,uah money and the AssiJtallee Wgue cllPrd llllO its trauury lo aupport the J'rogram. Tiiis year tho· OMC leaders are hoptni that. the -unity will dOilate 'enoUah money, food, toys and canned rood• to ·-ble them to m81<e this the bi((ul and but ChrLl!nW Of them alk I Those Involved In the program from top to bottom ask and receive little thanks for their work, They l'f . Ullulean~-\th'e'~~~ ~ind the pl-''"""'~ --·~a.. moet ... ij In.....,_ ctlren ..... llli(lp1o,;.~;ri;, ~.la -~ etrort et which , the a111m..ity. -.. proud.' It ia an _,..le .Gt a '""""'nlly lllhlnl !ta ..,. pillbl«ns at the Joell Intl ' ' ... .. iA Few More Phobias ' ' .. · . WAllUNOTON -lllUlant b=t"' postal ,niployel are undtt . ~.to averti.thelt ~; lo dllrupl mall senlce clurlnf the ltuplf- dowo Chr1ltinu nlah. · . ' ' While nothln( II beJni aid ,publlclf about these ~pncy security measures, they · hove , beeo llllU!ultil wherever a consldet•ble auinber of postal workers are NepiOel,' RulOI! l<r tlJesO ~ pnica .. . r . . 1., t -' approztmatell, II percent are Negro. Na~1' there are around 715,000 poltl.l emp..,.., Qf whom 13.2,000 are black. AnotMr 20,000 are from oUier mJnority ...,. -Mexican-American, . lndlan.· Elttlno, Chinese, etc. eliCtlonelrin& mall was thwarted by So far, black power militants, while Uon1 ii thrW 1IJlden:oftr f.lbolap plots by mllltaot black poww pootll ~: (l) llut!nl the recent eleclloa, to •ltw down delivery and mlldlrecl larle qup. UUes of campaip Jl!Oll: (J) lo pmtnl other empioyea from 'porlldpilllna In a "'lllQUllGa bell" pr•om: (I) to oppose the li>inl ol cOatrtbllloM ·to the Vnlted Glver1 'J'und • -.ie ... ::a thllt II!" .pr~ b ••llldlil .... ward """" lo)'al ·-llF', ,They ,lold a camtaal ·..,.. ol dissension, Jtrlle Blall ill6UI • 11 UC M ll!ullMilllll" ~ lild dllll<UIU11, are a small minority 11al~ DUll!W'.ol n*ill' ~ ._postal -ters. lo la rl1t "* <lllt:' ••Ill Ml .. , • Ill ·Jlle nathft'• capital. P01tmaaler thelrllil\'111111.Ala~~ IMll ~they number SO!lle llO. ' ba~... . · ", ~ ' · TMr liave 'II\ or1anization 0£ their own · ' . • • · .' oaUiJI _the Ctrt ol Postal Employea ean-. _, ' "I LIT .ft• U lillQ. lllil 11"111 • '"OOl'li"). U clabns to be a{llllalod ca• 'fttllC ~.'::i•flilllll'Jrl!1' wllb the ·Na~onal Alliance of POllal '"4 ....... ,I ~ ~ , , M1C1 teder~ Cnlployees. -11oall. '1W ..._. ~ • . _, • mllitaoll lbal we lmlJ<-~ Ulq ,,,... AN ALIJANn spokesman deoled 11111; \IP lo and -.Jdi' -n.~ ._ilng It bu no u.., with "COP&". • Of Wuhlqloo'J·ll,IOf postal wwter,. The Allluoo, which claims 46,000 . . .. members nationally, i11 ont of ·1everal uOions representing D. C. postal wcrlcen. Cloe. ol them. ,n-bla.,._ purports to hava . 3,000 Wuhlngtmunemben., . Postmuler Beall laY!, "Ot!e ol t!>ll union's officiall: is also a 'COPE' leader."' The long-time D. C. postmaster ii U.:ilned lo put mudl of the blame lor difficulty In beJni able. lo lorcelully deal with provocaUTe militants on regional postal alllbQrlUes. "They . have a hl&h degree of tolerance,·~ says Beall, 0 and their at- Utude or rtte:ntion (of the militants) is very strong. I have no authority to fire anyone. I can onlJ make recom- mendaUons for <Ji&elp~ or penalties, Tbe power. to hire ud fire rtsta ftlitb the rqlaul olllce... ' . By Boblri S{ Allea .... , .. A.GoldsmH) &-.U, AMII llRl po11a1 •uthorltlos ""' _,, --tilero ,, will be no IDU'll er undue delays in 0 CJir-.. mall eollectlon and dali"'Y. 'C·atching;. Diseases ls Overrated ~ Clrll<lo BeoD, veteran Wublnfl<lo, AddrOlllni the British M e d I ea I 0 • ... ie~:lf.1he situation •lolell' -.u ... 11111 fall, or. R. ~-.HopO. and n .-. . n caa ""' '"Ill· ·-NW lie blllna 11111 'tli& fill 0;,7' ,~.~J:""!·~ .,_ t ~,..~ -.. 'I . \ \. "'· "" . . It. we_,;iqptu,illd~ virus ll a1Wf¥• ;1n· 1he lllman body, f-loyll emploJes, er-. aod wllllq fCJr ietlnllop by an outside plans to clllrupt the =:--_ .. ' !roaJ>le. 'l1lalt loJll "'11 tell ·11m....,lobeorarepulablamedicll U tuier fir Ioli• mlcroorganlims lo us allout lboat ...pr · aad = man ajlrW lbll -In publle, f0< overwhelln Ill. bbt ·the¥. -~ ~· U-. _ u a llind ti"'•• cnckpol" on.medlcll lllnesa (urQ. wl~ us, u a jlerpelual In .-~ _.._ 1 •·"" ....... ~ thru~ lftca Ille nonnal -&Iii ol _ _. .. _,. 'I-bac•11 tbay ~ mau.n, ..... .,,.. -lhll 11111 lbe body. Ii 'QYOr<ome Uiot fl "" ~ .. of 1he -1111. There fl •bole -of . "cateblnc" cliJwea the bllm;:.:thnnm -1 of :..."!2 no q-1here ll "'111 I bit of ii moch OVVl'llad. ,.._ ou ••-... ,_of Oiam--~" N<rt lbs! ~ .. .,..,,.,. .. IUCh Ind -'' advt powers ""' no TM lilloll power ao1i1rfte la lltuJ • "' • art Ill .,...t,lllln.ls miwlJolmlai iolwer ab.. ID musler "'°""' forces ...C lllat 11111'-Jul 1 llaYt ~ luf -.P lo repel the tnnllor. , .. '""'e ,IMltd WI .. "cold\'' i '9111 -1111 AN oPmosTlc oYeNlmpllea, '11!1r_ G~p · ' Mii M'I *' In U..-"'f, tit I \lift lo Ill' lbal "1-alth" Is the natural .. • • ~ "' '.!1111' 11111111' •1•11J •• .... -" the -ltodio: nithtt, ill nalural · ....... ..: liJ "8111 .. ..ilJ.111lJj11111 -···• llalt IJ 1hal of I nlee tfqree of bolaa " -·~~ llpA; em~ llluia'a ~ =:..~,:::-~~ . -'~ 11 -~-UllJ&l.:· larllr to ... ill sriP on the n>po. Dlq•• ... ,. ,__ Ji . .. ~..: ~.... 1:-..• .. ll ..=.: ::iec:.1 "U.. thebod~ ~;e._.~7· , ,..._.__,~inhcueoft..-,•'. ~llal*\ofllle. ~ boca!. ".f'~~ tll lil111lll11S." wbon a aaojtlell"'1111 II we ""'1·••11~ and ace<pt this. • problem. Iii' ...,,I. tension caulu a ffaure, an4 not . r.,.a ' Illness as some alien u 11...,.; In the _.lily. ~ "' should resenl, then we (Lqvaltral H"ateltrn ! 'Ana 1116 leltfl iWirdl In anUblcltiet ~-.,. jftplnd to'wage a more rau..,.1 Moneyloml Wrll& le Geort•. the reY&Ois ..,.. diaqul&llng evidence •bout land. ti.is, ..0.. letallstic) war againsl n1Uon'1 only lorn-lorn columnist.) lht tona:er-term tflecta of these medica-the ravqe1 of dlJUst. Those people·~ UOlll. In IOm• c.,.., they disarm the wbo an most airald of illnw, ~ • aaUbodlu .. the .-, makDlg wbo baWt If most lenic:ioualy, are ' . precisely those who succumb to ll nmt easlil aod lrequenUy. · AU Deal! ii "corruptlble," aod the cor-~ ls u "J\ltural" u birth and gri>wlb ·and health. Thll: dotl not mean diseua -nol be miJlod -but, lite an old eoellll', Jt cannol be fouahl sueewlully nnW 'II Is andentood. And understandina, ln Jts w1y, Is a form ol lcrrpvllll, • , • • • ----Frtdey, ·Dec. 211, 1168 !'Ila cdllorial -Of U.. Dollp Pilot '"a ., Mf°"" cmc1 .- tllall ttodm br pr-g w. ~ opillfoftl """ -...,.,.,,, Ofl loplcr of ,.,.,.,,, and llgnlflcrmec, " pnjoldtng • forvm for UM uprcasion of our rtadrn' Opinion,,, and bu PTtl(,llting tht dfvt'rse vJcw- pofftU o/ lnformtd obst rvtr1 cind lpOktamm on topic1 of the da¥. .!l-9.llt!l N. Weed, l'Pblilliv. _. ' I I ' , .. I I Ch ! .~~. I ~uted ! ' ~o: Qre. (AP)' - I Crullf deM ...,... ~th • Se&.. ~ ~'r dtlrc• thil~ laol \Ifie -'ti ' tho I}. t.15outi lo Npqll!!Cm • ' ' Roliert O. PICbrood hflca11• ~ I of lDeoJ Mes, Wt • ' . Nitro Threat Used f InCu(J/{fµ~~Jig ' MIAMI, '11-(AP) -A hi· Uta B. iu.e, a-,ear-old Jack~ who said · he had ~ lll•~·"lle nllroCIYoerln I o r' • • d .. '" aallelf' wbtl' h wo w.ald -Alrllnel lei 'tilth lib ' • • penoo1 aboard lo 111 hlln w ~::::\sari a nota snd CUba late 'llmadlJ, Be ' _., 'Ttl1 tho •·•· We apoJoclied u lie lefl tho~ '""\ 'i t)io;.' f~ ltlm "!'In torrf, caplalo~~·tho :°'le £ w ~I' " tall, lltoder bljadllr I "'-'" llfa -Aid 'tbe man arrtval In Banns wi.n dz .........., oeot In tho· lut • ,,., .. ,,. 20, 1"8 With all bul C11t ol <i<aoo's I' countkt ~~!d.)•l~rlO had i¥*! ·CllllJ' 11 yOks .... Poctw«>d.·!Ji:"..,a 'llJ 1,-/ votot-llr tjio Not! 5'~ electlao. • I " ...... ooldlerleseorledblmolltho -• • aln>rafl. "1 wouldn, haYe burl 'l<1fl with hi'! dlulhter, Jen- 1.DJ'body." I ~ ' ., .... llA, r.,, MW .alt . ..Mn.i.:-..i.i . ·: ... may ut ttii'mi.'s.Uii·· ...--.. )I'! ..... and decth• to av~. '"II(_.,.... out lhll I cl&NI)--a ,li!IWlty Ci!.' tho -u -'.....-al thousand Wegal baJlota hid not been counted."' Morse said. . 1• •·';T • .. ~ "The ~t 'IW ---lo eslabli8A •Ii¥'~'°" violations" ol Ofegon eiectftii' · ..,. ·· • ~:. 1~~ ~t IC11 T~P." . -... ,. ··· ol the ballol!,, .. • ~ as Jimmy James"llO a Navajo llldlan ·w ,up ;it n was tho fifth -UV. ' ...U thal an airliner had been • • , hijacked · lo CUba. Silt "°"'" • HA.ND W A.S ' •· merclal ]II** have -hi-· • · · ~;r~°'thl!;§;;lth: ~~~F~~ .·FOR ·:.YotJ . ·.· a ve-an .. -, __ ." ·Jicli Wendt plcll~ his ' ~~~~~~ ~=!~. INt ; WE OFFER ''-UNBEATABLE VALUE Washington" 00 a· nonstop Wendlbldse..Ospadesand A d C h ff f d GU . ,. .NTEE flight frOm Philadelphia to madelblmol,""""".lfe .. ld ·' It a : .. as .. · . ·.e un ARA ... ,• Miami handed a note to . a U! ~ odds apjnsl such hap-• ~ ~· are ooe out of -. . ~~:.~1.i:.v:.::: ~::,s:e~-=rldge player !or WE BUY, -blRECt FROM THE me," Firth aaid a1ter return· ~ yean, 'said, "! have had PUBLIC"'AND SELL DIRECTLY Ing lo Miami with his crew 11 cllds tn tho same .Wt proservall°""Qf Jhe ncmls Pacific Gaidei:'Missioo C~ • ;•· a on the part ... Of some electioo . • ' ... ~ '"LJ.'. . .'...~ i . ollicials. The recount In !Id sqrpnse 1, 700 mile, fuur-da~ p U'OI!l • ill a o1 seven. ·~1 ~~ Ht other des!t lo nie'bMO!e, 'but iteler TO YOU · .... THERE ·ARE • people 00 bom!. u 1 tb1nk thl! sboald ro in . NO MIDDLEMEN OF ANY SORT :·1 waa 1n the galley when mf obituary." Is not over lllllJl tho cballen&e<! refrtgerated box car. '!'II• JourtleY Wgan . when he ballots a r 1 owroimteJi· took a nap on top of some crates of lettuce in the alloted to tho iiroper can, car. Wliile he was sleeping someone locked _ the didate." • • door and awa7 he went. 'nle temperature was in this man came to me," aaid - -GIVING YOU FULL SAVINGS But a'checl: ol ,flve """'11f .. the low «>• Ifloot Of the.trip. clerks who . sopervised ~ --------------11 1 elecUon and m:ount lhoweif thoy wumlmoualy bellevtd ·-~:=w~~by= Two Nazis Sentenced porters without cause and, in some CU!ll, frlvolously. Give to Your ·. .. United' Fund FRANKFURT', G e r m a n y (UPI) - A court today con- victed two former Nazi of- ficials .al helping -100,000 rnenlaDy snd plJyzlcally han- dicapped penons to ''mercy killing' .. deaths and sentenced them to prison at hard labor. Reinhold Vorberg, 64, a Bonn businessman, w as sentenced to 10 years l1Jld Dietrich 'Allers, 58, a Hamb\D'& lawyer, to eight year!":· · *HARBOR CENTER -¥: Hive your Chllcl't picture t1ken ·with SA"TA (Clllond print In folder) onry In SANTA HOUSE ON THE MALL ,,....,H ................ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. Jtetp.•. s.tll,.., H ... ••••••••• ••••••••••••••• 11 .... te 7 p.-. Slltlffy Hom ••••• , , , , •• , , , , , , •, ••• , , , , 11 •·•· .. I p.Mo M....,. Metin • , , , , •••••• ,, ,, •• ,, , , ,, • .fl .... to t p.-. -· · · 2300 Harbor lllvd., C..ta ·Mola · ' _______ ,.... _________________________ _ ., l ., -: -· • ·1 j ·I ' .. i ' ;1 I I • ' , ' I ' I Wrapped up for 1Gbrisfinas? · :i-· __ 1_f_you_'v_e_s_ti_11_1ots __ of_g_if_tsto_b~uy_, d_o_n_'t_pa_ni_c_._. _. _do_al_I __ yo_u_r_sh_o_p~pi_ng_h•_re_,_i~_l _co_n_v•_n_ie_n_t _stop_! __ ·1• ""'° ~~ BAMOWS ~"Jl!IQ~~!19§.Q.r:i ·I "For the Ultimate ~· SEASONS GREETINGS ·11.in feminine apparel .... . . -~ ~ and Gills" ~ ·,ffJ!!!Eo '1'V ~~ -.,. ~· I P.S. GIFTS FOR MEN TOO! CHILDREN'S WEAR LINGERIE OPEN ,EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. SPORTSWEAft UNTIL CHRISTMAS -• FREE GIFT WRAPPINC:. SUNDAY 11 A.M.-4 P.M. ' . IN NEWPORT BEACH 3412 VIA LIDO 4Jt ••• lfli9 . AND LARGE SELECTlONS • • • DOfil Rkltl 41 Y .... h• DI1111ond1 808 RACl'l'.I, . Jrd CH11er•ffo11 , '•· In Dl1mo1uil1 ONN 7 . DAYS . A WEEK ' ' AnRA. .. llDI AND PllCIS tlr' •lrt#lif f\,o., lt.A1 '°""'"'"°' TO PIND l.N OUI STOCK AT ~u nwn ~-~MOUNTED PIAMoN'. ·. 4 :fr:· DS : I ,1.)0'' r ·1 ... _ """ . . ... ,... •3000 1 5 . ············ . 1//4 ..................... s55.o I 1/3 ..................... 17500 ....... •11000 ·r.;2 , ·············· ·· · 2/3 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 'llOOO ............ '27500 3/4 · . . .... .. 415'"."'· .............. •330 .. ~~ ' c .. ' ............ : 1385" 2 c:· ......... ,.•450 .. • ," , ........... ~1.950 .. J,d G•n•r•tio" 111 Di•mo11d1 .. . -~ .,. SEE us-;FIRST AND SAVE! ' ' ' DOWN HOME ATMOSPHERt AND VALUES . . . . -' - FREE COFFEE ·FOOR YOUR RELAXATION 6 TUMSllTOI Miniature CLOCK . $1295 RADIO'.. : I f IND IT HERE FIRST! • .f THE SHOE TREE ~ . . ~ COSTA MESA JIWELRY It LOAN e COSTA M!SA JEWELRY & LOAN ' ' ·~ : ' llways in fashion ---' • ... ·-\,.... lido shops • 673-5521 • <I!~. • •• WE WISH YOU A VERY MERRY OIRISJMAS! Li~o Shops Are Located At "TOP Of THE BAY" Via .Lido, Newport Beach. OPIN SEVIN DAYS A WtlKl 1838 . NEWPORT BLVD. NEAR BROADWAY IN DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA LOAN .~ ·~ e . S~LL e T1t4DI • •• ·:.~n41 STORE "HOURS II . ' .. ' ., MON, & Fill. . ... 9 TO 9 , WllKDA YS .. .. 9 TO 7 TURDAY ..... '~ • ", SUNOAY ...... )1 '!» , . .. ~ .. . ' • • • . ' . ' . •• I I ·-· . -( I Ho.spital . ' Pickets Arrested • SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -non-professional e m p I ~y • p Pour· pclceb ...,.. arrested belooging to lbe Hospital 'l1iunday outside a Kaiser Workeri' Union went on strike .. -----~--·-·---~ ---- Cleaver Lien File coLLEGE oF·.uw • t ~ 1. 1 • • I F~ booPltaJ al1er 8 , ocullle wllh 1JOllce olf.,.,., . wm lrlod to clear lhe ,.., ~for hijher pay. Elu ~•eiiOg? Vincent S •. Dablmor, Doon · .6 .. a.... ....... .......:...;...,...·.;..... ........... ............. _ ........ ~ ......... ......................... ~ .... ... far a ind mating a Pickup , II 'ttie boepltal. ~ Tbe truck arrived ·at lhe boopital IO pick up a load ot· dirty llnea which ad· mloistratcn •aid was causing .. a aevere bealtb problem." A detail ol policemen was on hand to see the truck through the picke~ lines, but when µ>e ln!ck began bafking in lhe picket. lltocked U breaking several windows. In lbe scafoO lhal followed two officers suffered !ninor injuries and four pickets were arrested. Picket Jines first went up at Kaiser's 2S hospitals and clinics Monday when 3,400 PHASTER PHOTO . PHINISHING PHO R PHAR LESS AT DA YFS CAMERA 414 Eut 17th s......, Coda M ... -"'-2136 !• , I , 'ill . ' . ' ' • - State aets f,ight' Dose . . , LOS ANGELES (,ui) -Los A Loa A'ngeiei C o u n I y Angeles County',1 Hane Kong Health Department flu epidemic bas abo,m signs /spokesman said T Ii p. rs day. of leveling otr, wHUe the I· there wasn't enougti data to nljll\llet ol ~ dlilmell by 'say for certain wlle!Mr Ille tlle' • vinls Oontliiiled I to 'rise epidemic has peiled, Earlier, i n o t b e r C a I i for n i a health orficials bad predicted metropolitan areas. the county's epidemic would S t a t e bea1th offiCers said peak around Christmas Day. that while the ~ has Reports from the county's been reported in almost all 560 schools Thursday showed of lhe state's c o u n t i es , 90 schools wllh more than California "bas not been bit ~ 10 percent of students absent hard as other states." with lhe flu. Donations oli Los~· " Fire Fight SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -~lout. April 8 biti!een GRANADA HILLS (UPI)-The San Franclaco Cbronlcle Panlhers and Oakland~~ sa1a six "friends of Eldridge The six Included Cleavers Firefighters will use • giant Cleaver'' plM tO ask fot,publlc wife, Kathleen; San Francisco hook to reach into' the cofwnn donations to repay them for author Paul Jacobs; Edward of flame of a burning gas and bail which would be forfeited Keating, former publlsber . of oil well to pull out the wreck· If 1 he Bll¥'1< Pantljer doeso't Raonparls Magazine; ·or . age of the 126-foot derrick. show up in coort Mcinday. Philip Jll>aplro, San Frapclsco In charge ol. the operiUon 11)e si1 signed a prom~ psychiaj:rl,t,, ·and ~tertaJner 'Early' y u1.e 'H"<>liday lo -1 001 111& three<lay old· ..... for o ....... $10,000 bail Goqlrey Cambridg•. 1 h·• . . . • , , . t ~~on~ Te~ -8:"°~. ;on;;· ·;;;;a;a::;-;;'rg;;,.='te;;;;mmi=;;;i°';;l;;;;ro;;;;m=a;;:;;;;;Cb;;;;r;;;;nn;;;;ic;;;;le;;;s;;;;a';,'Ji;;;;. ==;~I I 'Tile 1hook ~ otflOr a~lr . Disrupts Rally Plan rri::= ~1e~i:.= · . J' A. Texas Md upectec! lo arri '\) ;J SAN MATEO (UPI) The ( d ls nd N I late~today. ' . ri r -s" "' a egro ea·ders. Hanson and oilier members : ... eu"" RESTAURANT Chrisbpas holidays began one President Robert Ewigleben of the Red Adair CofP., pro-..,r .., -(} day eirly at College of San canceled today's classes at led.ed by. asbest~ , suits, a NOW HAS NIGHnY ' . ..... Mateo Thursday, disrupting the two-year junior col leg · '. helft-.fileld and a' curtain of '. +. ~.· fNl. . ERJAlllMBIJ & DAN·CIHG W-an:t'"for ~ rally and a march scene ol a violent ,outburs\' water, ~nned to .survey ,fbe , ~iiiiiiiiiiiii~:iiiiiiiiiiii~;·1!1~tbei;;;~ca~m~pusii;.;iiby~diss~ide~nt ) •, 11 .,.ad t detennine the last Fr.lday·when a rally was.. we · ~,. 0 • • J:S»'lMM••JllS;i ->!" best' ., 1)'.iethod for· k:nockmg · HAPPY HOLIDAYS BEGIN AT I climaxed by . a cllJb.nringing down the fire. · · · · · · · » spree that left a dozen persons They could elther·flood the .......... HOUSE SPECIALTIES ' ' iA injured and $15,000 in damage.· flames with w'lter and mu<l, I Demonstrators had planned blast it out with dynamite or I to assemble in Central Park snuff it out bY cap_plbg t h·e TOP SIRLOIN • • • • • • ,_..,_,..... .. ~ . ~ ~ .. , ... a.. .... ~ ' c.llw*lttllo.-C7141Sflo1$11 ' 111'45 \llUTMlllSTlll AVIMQI, SANTA Mi The Uniquef_h~~g fte by thiij,S~r• in LAGU ~~iibiu:L ~W;.~EY PAAKWAY·~~AY ITAlrTUfG lllCIMl•it 11,. . 6pecfai Hoflday AJ D&lty 111 l:IO Si& ~ Shopping I-lours .V" Att Day 9unda1' · for your Convenience ' Dec.. 15 and Dec. 22 • $2.25 $3.95 Pl!IME RIB • • • • • I . this morning and then at-' well. I tempt to march onto Ille cam-About 150 Los An~elea Coon-WIN A 'SAHARA SAFARI' OI' $2111 For The Ultimate In • pus , sti11 uiider a tigtJt seCur. ty firemen were sfan4ing by In The ' VISTA SHOPPING CENTER F.minin• Apparel and Gift, ity guard by 300 police. to make certain the fltimes do 84~ W 19 h'S C M 642 0712 Sanbl Wiii Ba Here Too! SPEC IAL HOLIDA'tj.OURS . I Ewiileben said he ordered not spread lo . llJ1TOUllding . ~ • t • t., osta. esa • Chr181m•• Candr & Goodlea for th• Kld81 ' or1N ms ct ·r.M.> ia~11 a(l.tMAS . .. the.canceH.atipn .. 4o allow fa-L~Stor=ag~e=tanks==o=r=brus=b.=============;:~'========================== THI~ SUNDAY 11 i .M'. ~:H,. . • culty ~ri: . to attend a1_ . 3~24 VIA LIDO-NEWP T BEACH ! · meeting on the College Readi· . 10 .. Of n. Lido ~1 , . . . · I: ness Program, which aids stu: .--------------------------------------------. --~,_,.__..~s:.:~!ldl' · dents from the -ghetto. Black .... ROICO .INTERllATIOMAL IMPORTS • LAST MINU11! GIFT SPE¢1AL5! ' ' · students have complained the program was unable to. give ·adequate assistance • . , SALt •f: .. , .. ;, .,,-,, .. ,., School offiCials met Thurs- "'day -wilh. lhnt .~aders l(rnm the mainly Nej:ro East Pia 1 o Alto Community ·to di.scup the · eat f tw~-~f'fifOM ~1n 1llil,r.gram.' WROUGHT IRON from Mexico crcilii' !hill :~1;-,, WOOD C:ARVINGS fr..,.thoJ;.,~st WHOLESALE & " BELOW ! ! " AF SAVINGS YOU WONlt' BELIEVE'.'· * *. * -Fremont . ' ·~· ·~Open Again ROBCO INJERNAT.IONAL' "1001" Gill ldns 'fiom All Over .Ifie 'Wo11r · LOS ANGELES (AP/ - Acting Principal Donald Bel+ ton decided to reopen trout>: led Fremont High School to- day after he closed the school at nQC!ll , <1l!lll'daY ·hl,~ al: •tempt 'to !too bot proble'l"' BelLoll 's dectSi'en 10" clW 1be scoo.;.,\ to allow moeUngs among"liltully ..,,ii' ii• 4 studeo!s'carlie afiei.'\wo 'int,~ fires ,~-~ one·in'&'clas9! Look for tho Big Tio, \lulldlng 1 QO _IHI ;..,,h 'of' General~Telephane~·C:O... ... ·. 1~skle ier~.,.,-t 1· ~~ HUNTll6JOll , Bot .. \' ' •· 17616 GOTHARD .. 1'2·645 ...... ( . ' .,, . . r ~ tarid ~ on a stairway. 1, ~ • ·111ef.btjRitwm quick1y eli- finguiShed and Qle cam~ was mostly calm the res~ o ~theday .. _ .:.· WHERE ON EARTH ARE THESE PE,OPtE GOING? New York, ~hii;ego , Lond on, Paris· • .. A Could be enywhere, btit""!l..9 kl"fp, the first stop is LA lnt.,-,n1tiort1I Airport. We fly there 1i;'d bee~ 9 tirn•s •Y•t)' day from Or1n9e County Airport .. , in 19-passenger T -jets. It orily t1lce, 20 minutes which leaves plenty of time to make • connecting •flighT tc:i 11\0ther d•stination. The fare : $7.95 One wey pJuj. taxi 1 ' : >. Next timj you 0pl1 n 1 tr.Ip ~ Los AncJele~ or beyonG, think or us . Call your travel •gent or Qklen West' Airl ines at ~~1 4 I 540-70 JO . "IT SUR f BEATS DRIVI NG"' • ' . • • . . ..... • .... . ... • Golden WesJ1Airl1nes •• ~ . ~ ~ . ... ·1 "'-• ff... "flt '' ·1 .. ' ' . ~ ' .. . ,, ' , .. \'.';., l. ~·"'t .·. ~ " ' •. ' ' ' ., .. • ....... (I" 1.. (!.,. I• ' .. " . . . If YQu , an to call :Ollristmas .. I ~ I r• We know how enjoyable it is to call relqtives.O/ld ,\oved ones at Christmastime. Thats why we wtll have every available Operator on duty and all circuits in.operc;rtion to handle an eXpected're\:ordnuinber of calls. llut just.as freewa)"! often become crowded during rWih hour traffic, our \elephone lines some- times become overldaded during the Christmas rush Qlld CA]Js may be delayed. To help you avoid the disappointment of a delayed Christmas call, we suggest the followtng: .. ' . .. CALL.EARLY , ~· ! r ( • I , f You'll }\qve p m4ch better Cbcmce of getting your cilll U11pygt,) U ~~call .. ' 11 ' before Chrislmas Day. In fact, why not take advantage of the low roles this weekend by placing your out-of-slale calls anytime after 7•00 pm Friday. . ' DIAL DIRECT Your call will go through fost~r if you dial it yourself, using the Area Code and n~r. If.you get a . b usy '!lgnal, ij:alg up arid try agam. Another hint: tralllcis umially lighter in the afternoon. ,.. --------- this LATE lllGllT·~LY RISER SPECIAL . ' Any night frolJl midnight to 7 am, you can dial direct station-lo-station anywhere outside of California in the Continental U.S. (except Alaska) for 75¢ or less for the first three minutes. (You can call when il's 6:30 am here, but S.30 am in Chicago or 9•30 am in New York.) .We will be doing all we can throu_ghout the holidays lo help you and your family have the Merriest Christmas ever. We're here to help . @ Pacific T1l.,hon1 l • 1, I I ' I - For,·The ·· Voters Cot ·n d · 17,00B lhopped From RoU. nee.or ·BAmA /t11A ....... than _. .... ud '"""" tbe • 'l'f,000 ·er,.,... COunt)' voters todlod .. ml laltMd ti ·,. wlll set not1ct1 tbll -k that ~ , HaveyourC W's plctvro token wllfl SANTA (colored prlftt In folder) jonly t· •.J..--1.i:..-their realltratlqfl ... -voters have .. .,. -~-.R .... , coaceIJed !or ,IOIJ9r! to tole ~ date at Ibo DllilJnf to 1"lllr1I , In SANTA HOUSE OM THI MALL PfW9ir H-.· ••••••••••••••• , ••.••••..•••• ,,, 1 .. t ,..._ "· ..... .,...~, ~ "" -4t tbe Nov. 5 general eiectlirn. f tbt cat* and tbut: ·be ftlklr.. ........... •••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 ...... J ,.. ~ ..................• : ••••••••••• 11 ........... . /'!• VI ... ~ -~ County ~k• Wllllam ' Sl eel to'lile ellilbllll1'"*"' g .~."''"""'' " John said the Voten JleP!ra-The .cancelllt\<D• WI Ibo • ......., ...... •••·•••• ,1.'''''''f, ••• 11 ....... ,,,....~ ' m Hart.or llvd., Coota Mt-. .. . •. ~""" -"':!: tioo~~ ~ oul 1 &pubJlcua leodlal In ccunll' . • •. ,,.._.,_ ~ 111''a..l>le~ tJi1' , .. k rql8tratkm willl 111, TU • . · ~~.or~. no11t)'lns ,......ie .of tboJr llemocr011 hid au, ut, .. m. y"' 't ' Caoceiled status. ' ~ J~t. 1,111; '':!'.:: ~"' c ~.:=: .. Tbey wm. informed · that' Peace,. and Freedoat, •: ''0:."'\.ioo . -"-they mllll r&-re&iller II they, J1111ce!laJ!eaU, Ill ud-·i=.c~~4, want to be ellg'lble to ~. to state party 1m1t1 1ion, ..,_ -· However, SI John oald, If lhe 18,480. • ~,7.,,~;.."''"'"-* ~ sun r<Sldea· ..i, , l'hll !>rilll'tlle COlllllJ IOlll . ·~~~i-~ di-els, listed 0D thi he:I to ... ' • , ~,IM.. .. ~ ,,,. ~~-.. • "" Orange Coast ·~.--: 0..,.. . y;,.;. lftsrl"hlge • .· CoitaMesa 1'!ft 10,0ll 21,lM Fallert.II'•.~ .... w.r ,' tr '.f _ Fountain Valley 4,1114 f,IJS 9"811 .. , . ' 11.AC'edSeS Huntington Beach 1.9,1q4 18,496 37,ftJ; Studen4 at Cal · ·Fullerton celebrated the coming of Christmas vacation Laguna Beach 5,019 · 2,175 1,~ With a anow b l!lht, Two tons o( snow was provided by the student govern-~\= :rrint'i;.:Marrl ... Los Alamitos 1,457 1,669 3,253 11 me.t alid·IntertratiJ1tlty Co~cil for a s'nowman building contest which turned . ·w~.LfTI • SAYE 7.SO. wmt THIS COUPON ''.1!;.~~ ... if¥:.oii:·"""' Newport llOach 17,324 4,867 23,147 injO ~"cold war."· i . "u· :."~~~,San CJemen1e· 4,678 ;i,DM •. 7,017 • • ;~ . .. . ~t:!~~~'~Rri~!:£: ' t~f.5 ~!: · · ~:$ 1 •· • "R~dership:'~ Yo~~ S~ll .'it A·~-n ,l-arn.d~e-r;s '.r. ~~~~ . C . 1 t\~.us,.e'· :.s'.' 1 ;.·_";_.,,_:.i . \ . · • . "' , ·· . The Great • No Orange Coast's 1 Paper! !'l'l J~ '··NI<*~ ... ·~ OU :ho W'W~ •=• ~ .214. tII Et Mor!11j • =h ~YI 11 • /14 Killer, :IO. 0 ;.~7¥~~;· f!~'. .. Qntr Kong Flf!, ~,. • ..., . " ~,. • • • I' ;;:J.C?." • . "'J"n .:_ ;;:.,a.,•a..!!.l!"!'JI.'!;" S.ufl'A AJ!A -lfanC ~ ·But .11 ~ wtll, be . i::r'i" .. l'i"""' ""."!'..;·' . flu I ~ bu le w the •-Allan """"" •t;~.l!i1"4"r r •• ,;;,..,1ni11eballond halla oli!1 llllim i -iii''iw• ~ • ~ l w11n ..... J #,~~ . of la•. • · ~ , ol the beach. ,. C".J:.rr~))i~t.~ • F.iVe court c~· were down A rapid survey of the R11tllfl E • ~~H':. with the rampant bug Tbun-Superior Court r e v e a I e d ~ff~ v~ "' et cos•• day and six sict bailiffs also Thursday that the county'• 21 "'~;tr, Iii Lou1.. CM. 2s had to be replaced on county sent l '•'• -··•·"-' ::,~ ... ill.l:'ii=' ~d.&l!y,c...,iE1.... or ur..,.. w~.~~, ., ·A~ ' dars in'"bOtb CIVll aid 1 wltldlac tbe criil 01n I CMrlt• ""1• 31, ,.,,,,... • depart:meitt1rert ~ by ' ·~ U 111111" deflante i'i'J!':..'~1:::'!'11"''-· ~. the rampaglltCi!Ni. "°1" ot'Jliio'llu. '• · '~.:i~~,;(.t.~ ~t .. i;: tiDUllflC<S ol.li:t\Oni''f'.'"!'?loc •• A'MIBll ~ clrllfled"' ~:~ o. O'B~ u1 •net El'IMl•!i... the order of,tbi dat. 1· • . "' th to-r.:. 1 ter .._. .. L•~r.24.r:i;;Ql'Fcr£l•l11V1.., .t <f I '•' ecounwGDIVf: an, ... iftt ~·""'·'= ri. "'i.:,~· ol tf~~= . noted for the brevity or ..... lltt~h ' Ro,,•11!' Ne•• S1T11111. n 11111 ~urtlln; OCC Speech replies, commented: "What. l•..:tiWllltt • .U. both ot ewl'Of him get the flu? It wouldn't Jlme'I I. Novik. :19. ol W11tmlntt~r, bite h" M ~M "t ouJdn'I 'r\ Gr,.te EllJ111t1n Phlnll Y. Ml, tm. y ......... I W ,::. 'llln!:tr.' ~1 • c.... ""'" Team 4th dare ... Ind Lmr.n Sdl c1c1r, ll. of S1in11 It~ o.n "°"GrfW, 3(1, of New-I ll~ch, Ind Linda ChtrU BIJI, 211, a::~·~·rtll\ W1rd, Jr.. 26. Ind DorllWI C,,., OemP'ltw, 30. bo!h t.=. N=-8T.\.,,u.:, Jr.} >«. or -WhlftlK, Ind llhllbert• "'H' Holmes, .JftL.~ ~,~,=.',,,•!Id~~ .J.Q.11~.~ lffCh, •NI 1ettY Lou Tutto. 1,, llf Whittler Fire Calls In Tourney A novice Orange Coast College forensics team com- peUng In the championships class took fourth out of a 35-team field at the recent Southern California Forensics championshJps at Southwestern College. Modesto CoUege took !lrst, £ollowed by Pasadena City, Palomar and OCC. Pal+r efged OCC for third , ... . " pq1nt. t,, ... , . Youth Di~ ' Restaurant · Owner Held . LONG BEACH -The owner of a restaurant wu booted on suspicion of poaessloo of dangerous drugs. for sale Thursday night, alter a ~died, of ·an •Jll!ll'ODI . drug oveidoee, : ~-' ~ . . •. ' .. I ' ' PRICE INCWDES - ·" · • . Doi...._ ~ -mal in1tallatlon. Soma WALJ'% 1HRouGH1 WASHDAY. WITH A GAS· .DRYER . ···.; ...;;~l•Av«adoandCoppor- tfnt. ~ • .. t .. .., . , .. ,,. SUN.SHINE FRESK b.RYING ~AT · ~~~!!!.~!!SL~ .. . .. .... . .... .... . POl'Cllafn 911111111 drum ""~·t¥~ .. '!9.'P 6eplrll8 llart 1111tc11.· Fluff cycle. Four nt • •llllilfllloh.181; capacity nrit tralft. All ti.ii necessary to gtvt;year tound drying C01JY9nlentlyl"' ." • " 95 · • I ,. "nle fieJ~ lnchJ(fed · tcljls ffjml California ' SO!Jtb..~of Modesto and Arizona. OCC entered 23 students in the competition, and all but three compeied I in t1ie di!fleuit Champiom;J:tip division. · t ?iarOotlcs · ~ves " ar-l'<llA:d Albert Whit<, 51 and coo!iseated about 11000 fJ!la. The youth wu identified u '-· Gilbert Tate, 19, wbo died • l ~ : DEATH NOTICES BLAUVELT th1rln Cieri 11i.uw11. ln61 Brook· hvt1! st .. Hunl1"'1on Bffch. 01i. of dH!h, De<:tmber 11. Sllrvlftd b'f' W~. ,_ chlld....,, ,_ 1tep.Chlldret1. '"" ti"' 1r1111khlld,..n. M-1•1 S9rtlct en 5vn1My, Deambolr 2', 2 PM, In co 1I1 Mew Unlt1tl•n-Untvt1ru1111 Church, tHf Victor•• A-. F1milY '""'"'-"'-wllhlnt1 to make me-mor111 COl'lf'l'lbullon1, 1tlHM donlle lo 1111 Memorlll Fund of lh1 Church. ETl'ERYK G1tw1e11t Etlervk. 1'12 S. Orch1rd Drive, S.nll Arwi. Dile of de11h, DK. 11. Survived b'f son, Htnrvi •1•1••· LIM C1r!ll, ll1'8lum. Strvlcft, S.tur· 111¥, 11 AM, lltll llrQldw1y Clo11H!I. lnurnment, Meir-Abbey M1usoltum. Dlrec*I b'f lllM llto11dw1y NIOl'IU1ry, 110 ll~Y· C111Jlo Melt. BLACKWELL Tirrell 11:, llletkwelL 1't H1!1'110on SL, C111'9 Miia. 01te llf "'*"" DIC, 2G. s.rvlcn ,enidtne. Weskllff Mortuery, - OCC earlier won the Easts'n Conference champiomp iDd has been the most successful forensics squad in Southern California this semester, Award winners at the cham- pionships included: Ray Gendrin, N e w p or t Beach, first in men's ex- pository and Kaethe Scott, Irvine, second in women's ex- temporaneous speaking, and fifth in women's impromptu. Certificates were awarded to students who. missed the · at·st. Mary's Hospllal. . The detectives went to the apartment w be re he had beoome Ill and !oond one of Tat.e's friends. The friend, not idenUiied by officers, took them to Whit.e's restaurant. The friend was given '5 Jn marked bills and told to enter the restaurant and purcbue some drup. When be emerpcl with II Seconal pllla, tbe ar' rest wu made, they said. Man and Dog rioa1s by one-,p01nt; 1ne1udln& Drown m· Car Louise K~, Bal'boa. Island, womf011 oral fn.' terpretatiod' ud Pat 'Stock;. UKL\11, 'Cllll. (UPI) -A Newport 8'aOl!,.w·om1n•1 ~ man and b11 dog, persuasive. ,pelthic. · '-mlMl:q lince Nov. 14, were Io th6··n0Vtce dlTiiron, Boti ,_ -In a ear '!llun- Thomu, eoita »-; -an · doJ' -lJ 19'1 at wall< e.xcellelit in JDID'a oral In-in I.AD MM:(.fdllo, terprellUon, '""1 Cb llr m Sl!erlfl'1 depuU... 11111 Ille Willian!, Colla Mell, -an "vtct!m, Mamn Olaf Edi!, II, BALTZ MORTUARIES excellent 1n women'1 u-apparenUJ d:rw1 h1I car lido C«oa11 dei Mar .OR Ulll posil4ry. the lalle 11Cdden1ally. ' Costa Mesa Mlf.l,4H H;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.f BELL BROADW4-'f 'MORTUARY I ,~ < 110 Broadway, c.111! Mtl'"i LI M4ll . DILDAY BJWT1D!BI ., Ballqtoll YllloJ • M......, 17111 llell9 Bt•d. u .. t1qtooa..eb IC-71'11 PACIFIC VlEW MEMOlllAL PARK Cnnet.ery e Moru::iary ctuipel SMI PacHlc View Drl¥e Newport BeaU. Call!onla -PEEK ~AMILY COLONIAL FUNEIIAl. HOMll ' 71tt Bolla A'°' w .. -- SMlTH'e MORTUARY 1r1 Mala SL Haatlqtoolleoc• Lii MAI WESra.IFF MORTUARY Cl'1 E. 170i St., Colla Mesa - , IMidlHit..n INITALLATION Fill -IUltiU.l -HOLD-UP AU.RMS ' SIACOAIT BUILDDS SuJtP~Y 642 3490 1651 PLACEmlA AVE. • COSTA MESA ,, • ~ GAS Cl0111S DRYfl WITH AIR ROW DRYlllGI ·' w""+!Y' ' ""' to 9 ~m Sal•dlirs ' -" ' pm • • TV AND APPLtANCE CENTElt HARBOR CENTER. 2300 Hai •or IMI~ COlht ..... ~one 5~713·l I l ' • ' '· • ' t I~ r ., r • ~ ., i ~ • . ~ • i. ~ • • • l •• • ~ • • • ~ . ,, ,. ' . ,. .•. • ,, . ,... ' . l ' ... t ·' I. " ~ t ' I j • ----~ ---------- If -.vl'tlOT ~ Of Birds ~;:jll. (AJ'.) 7: Jae Fink. 1he U11SW1g huo,ol •. ,ft.Ir ~!¥ iJM!u&Ur• .. ' • tlOOs has completed • hlli ·ti-: .. \ • . ' ' ! .. ',.''•I f' I • tal part in pre~aUOns f b r ~ the next ppe. .. -' ,. • 1 So that Prestdent-er.J Ni,;. ' Cit aod his tntoura,ge Won't need umbrellas J•. "20; · · ~ .... .bu, blrd-prqoled th<! tnausuraJ ,pll'ade route between the Wbile House and 'ibe Capitol. "otherwise, the starlings would cause the dignltlirie.s to i..e some ·,1 their dignity ," observed Flnk,.&,;oi Wilmet- te, in an iDte~-\ .. ' · ~ He and eigt.liJvciQrl ~pent :. · 12 days spr8.yinJ( the 1 100 'trees along Pennsylvania Ave- nue With z;oo1r gaUons' of a chemiCal he invente\d 22 years ago anCI ,Produ~s ~t his Na- tional Bird eobi:r01...r.t..abora- tory. ... "It 's a nonpoisonous chemi· cal which deters birds from landi~," said Fink. It irri- tates their .. feet. ' · His $10,000 contract · w I t h the inaugural committee guar- antees to keep starlings away from Perqisylvani31 AvenUt> ·for at least .lour JllOqU\S. Until Fink came to the res- cue, the bifds used to disturb inauguration'. festiviUes a n d parade participants .. "Thousanck upon thousands of birds attended .£hose pa- rades " rink said; 41You could- n't s~ the1sky·far~iJiem. Trees along the ~'.wer~ litt.ered with them! ' : Spectatcls · ln :StandS under the trees bad to.raise unlbre1-.,·. Jas for protection, he said. " ' , ' . • . I • ,, "Then in 1953 the Depart- ment or ParkS ~!I.Ired uS for a demonstration,'I.: Fink re- called. "~ey!d tried every- thing but nOthing Wor~-No- body thoU~ttt we'd WOrk, ei- ther. But the next day every tree aroUnd waS ~v~ with birds except those trees we'd treated. And the next day we .-~·. got the isSignment .foi''Presi-4 ·" dent Eisetlb6wer's inadgur3- tion." i Fallout Said At,New High • • • • •· • ' ' WAS!llNGTO!j (!>P)--The highest t'dioactive f a 11 o u t measured•il}JiiX years_ Sprt\3-d thrqb~the ,_West ~t ~wee~ after :88' Undergri>und nUclear test in Nevada, reports the U.S. Public Health Service. . ' . . . . ' ' . '.__ .. ·"· .. · l;~«t •,·1r~;1n.~~~~. ·.:,.; .. ' ·1 ' ~ ' .. . ' The ~im,cy saic;I, ho,ever, that the level meaSured. by its air monitoring network did not a~ dangerous and subsi9ed Cll:rickly after the :t·' Dec. 8 blast at Pahute Mesa. " . . . '-''• " • • ' .. {. ~ An.oJd . -nason IOrbuylng almllld. ~~~d: ,: .. I' • : ·~· • ~' •• ... Slgnatun J114113lity stnca181s. ~~ • • • • . .. -t ~1 .... ...,._, • • • ... '.' :·· ' . ' \ . t • .. ,. • j . \ , ' • • .. ; I .. , ... • • ' ... " ..... ~ . .. , '· . . ' ' ., ·-· .. • - ---------.,------.,-"'"'--,--------~ .. , ·' •• ' .-, . .. _. ~ .... -' ' -. 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' Ch.ic~ )v,rs'.Qn !· Inc. , 211, Nowpo!'t Bl~cl; (714) 67:i.o900 ' ' ' ' I , .. -' ~AN JUAN CAPISTRANO Bill Yates, Inc. 32152 Vallo Road • (714), 499·2261 I .. .. .._ i. r fl ·:-:.T 1 .. -,Tt!• t : .. HUNTINGTON BEACH ' ' I • ,. • Harbour Voll<sw119en i 1711 ---Oc!( ~1'.inl (714) ~~ . ' • T • -· ' • • •· .. • ·t ~''""'·"' .... ,.. .., •J' •:.. ,, <t-,,_ I °" 'I • :. I ii ' ' • ,,~ I" -Tl . ~ -'. '•··~ .... ..,.1 • r' t . .)J ~ I' ' ' I 'fo ti1 "'° ' ! ' ~ • _ ... , • • • ,"":> ·~' •• j' ~ ¢'\/ ,; ':i • .,. ""'Y; • .'~ .'1' !~ ~ • ~ )':•· I ' ' ~· ', I • .' • -'.' ' ' • . .. . ' . . ,. ·-: ·It(·.,. ,. . . ' ~ •••• , .. ,"_.· t -1~".\) ... ., .~ ' ' . .,,, ... • .. " .. } 1J ' '·. ;-J •. . ' .. .. '!' . \ .. ' . ··i ' . ., .. .. . .. l ' \ • ' : . "' ' . \ • :i..;:_~ : , ,,... .i: .• • r j.'. .... "\,.f,-., • ,• hJ· ! ~-.. .. ' ~i. '· . ... ,_ \ " ., .,,. •1 ! ,'..i 't 1.\<.\ ,. .· ' ._ ..... ' . I - -' , ... ,.,,._ ... ••• ' .. ' ---------------·-_--~-~--c ____ ---"""'--- I i j • ·~ • • , • . • • • . . ASSISTING SANTA -Acting in the spirit of All for Service and Service for All -motto of-the-Assistance League -are provis- ional members (left to right) the Mmes. Hugh statsman, Warren . Hair, Robert Murray and Wayne Flanery, who are prepariug . boxes of food , clothing and toys to brighten the holiday season At Winner's Banquet Glow .. Cast By Trophies An aure of gold will surround the first Winner's Banquet honoring contestants m the Huntington Beach Christmas lighting cootest. Sponsoring the contest, were members of the Woman's Divliion, ·Huntington Beach Chamber of CQiruneree, the chamber, and area merchants, who will ~tie participating in the trophy presentation on Friday, Dec. 27 . Festivities will begin with a no host cock- tall hour at 8:30 p.m .. in Huntington SeacU!f Country Club and dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. followed by the presentation or trophies to one sweepstakes and 12 grand award winners. Awards for the contest, Huntington Beach -Christmas City, were d Signal Gas .and Oil Co., Harbor Vq Mercury Savings and Loan / Southern CBlifornia First Nati' Huntington Beach Building McDonnell-Douglas Corp., H. Co.: Southern California Edi . ington Center, Montgomery . ~ ·' ~ '· ·• ~ town Business AssociatiOn and ~~ posal Co. · · : ~""· , --: · Tbf remaiping 25' special aw:'."'!lf .<MY">te <~ picked up at the chamber offii:e. · ".. •· nie· Christnl!" -decorating .<:00test is • sponsored as a part of the group's city-beau· tification progr_-.--b serving \a.! chairman is Mrs. Robe~~)k ~ Jt:: C.,test, d'i"~~if\!rs. J e ~"~' - Woods, rep~ ~ham~r' <it 'Unn-• ·· . . . ' . ~ .' for.needi!tal;a•famllies.·Dooaljons of toys and-ltul!s.stlli are being ace~ and ·addiUonal Information may .be obtained by calling Mrs, Melvin Penhall, chairman of Operation Merry Christmas, at 842-8548. · ;,:,?! · - ,,;:_':-:.~-~. ,..,:":i .· ,: •' ,·Ji·.~·ff!:~· /;-.• I, j,;,.,}. , , V !lo'-0 • •"•·• ' \ •. , r • , . t· . ·····.' . ,, ' ..... : \-· 1 " • J • ' ' ' ~: \~~ ~eague Rin8s ·' ' 1.: ' l ;~ .· -.f: _ . ~ c ¥,~1:ia ;~· !I u c6 LI ·r 5 .: .. ~!. ~i;: .. t:;;~-~,.. :."" ·~. "·~,I . '. . , :,• ' ~ ,:wh!Ww adoplhlg ~~~~ during the already t~ c' •hiiud).y ieason are -lli*~· Jrovisionals o~'th~ As~lltanCe ;. League of Huntington Beach. 1 l"lliiing extra hours in ~ s~es, they ·are jolmAg 11/e. city's ··feCreallo11. Ceo!~.JI' ~cr!· 'Merry Christmas, an arinul proJect•~.~iire-·!1' of~ h~Udey n with_ needy area famlllu •. v '111,.f)llJalll jllin 4~~~ 1*'5ored by the leegue is oupo 119~~ .th ~!i~.~ ~duals ~ civic ,groups -. men:h~8J1ttP,'):~S. ·. 1, ,~~9 ,,,1 ;:: _.:, 't_' ,, .. -. ,. gqffli.S bl>-cann'!l! ·goodl;,;.,i9ttilv(.:1lDd new ~ ·iaed toys are ~ current11·bein/I assembliaJn a lilllldlng'llooa\ed by .OIC8\' Taylor • . Many donations of canned good1 /'1tt'!'IY-hllVe been Heel~ bu~ there Is a need for more toys, and anyone wi.sbillg to make a -lloD" may contact ·Mrs. Melvin Penhall, league chaihhan, 842-8548; or Mn. Robert· Borni,-~reation department, 536-2573. . . • . ' '' • A.; sis ' · · rs. Penhall are the Mmes. Nick J\pple, llOy Batter-~ · ,:~f~)i@~ 1 ~ n, John carriveau, Wayne :~~nery, ~arren Hair. ·-J!Obeit.'.:liub RA>bert Murray, RA>bert Parker, Bui\ ~ ~~JiOt>e't\0!:11 ' • ; William Stephepson,' Hugh St.Its.Dan and ¢iiarltt ·" · White, p" sionals. · · . . · · Rounding out the committ"l'.are Mrs. William Lamb and Mn. Julien l.iecrevain, members. 1 ., • • • • • • The holiday baskets will be dtllvei-ed ·¥~ay, Dec. 23,.by IMI! of mell\bers and high school and college· stud~ wbo ~ voltinteer- 1n~ th.ell' assistance. ' . , Fantasy Ball Party Plans Uncorked. Aa bubbHnc u lhe lplfkllnt' , champtpe they wW aervii ate memben ol lhe lluDllnct<a Beacl1 Junior Woman's Club. Pt.ns for tbeJt bolldq ran-1 tuy Ball~ boel!;eomplet..I, anc1 h.-· ... ·-11 wm join tbewf~ ~; beginning 1t I pm.. l'rid.,., Dec. 'll, IA lhe Mtrall'l' Sa¥ " . ~ ,, . """ ~ ,1:.oip baildlqr . . Zaey .J>l!!k.. elephlnb wijl· contribute to lhe porty 11- JDOIJlhere when members and; · auelli pllier for a buffet cliD< ' . president -~tk--w.:.-'<>r ., ... '..~Jll•. • · merce, and J~..t¥1 • ' m>~l\!i"l~• city. . . • . . , . JUNIORS THINK PINK -Pink elepb~ls and cba;,,\,agne will cast a rosy glow wlfen me'l'ber1 of the Huntington Beech Junior Woman's Club entertain husbands and guests during a Fantasy Ball taking place Fridey,.Dc>c. 27, in the.Mercury Saving~ and . . . · !Jo8n buD.iuig .. PlruWng the ·~011da;, fantasy-are (left lo rigbt) Mrs. Karl Hammer, Mrs. Ti.I Reddick and Mrs. Eugene Kakow- ski Jr. Reservations will be accepted until Monday, Dec. 28, by Entries were judged fo.r originality, color, theme, continuity and overall appeal. Mrs .. William Zietblng, 847-1087. • -;New Troop Le·ader Scouts Out· . ' • DEAR A1'f. f.ANDERS : Pleise lell me U I am being mad for nopiing. J· am a Glrl Scout and I love It, or maybe f lhoulcl be -and say l kwed ~ tt • be.fore we-cot this. weii'd '!Jbsll!llle for 1 Scout leader. OtJr rigular leader bad to 'blve an operation IO ber usiatant b taking over. '1'11< ...UIUI bu dedded that too many gllil g.t rilmlOd ti-daya Wflhout knowtnf the finl °*'a about lloulekeopln(. Far the lul t b r e e meetings Ille has hod lhe whole troop lo her -· cleaning H from top to 1 'r Joi11 ·&!otlu lb acru'li ar.d wub walls. l can do that at bome.1 J • • r o ~ . ·l,.. -, . .· ... J.; r: . your · coil!lllO. 1-U., :wrtllO!i .to ,... ANN LANDERS ~ I ' It least ft e tlnfa . ancl JCN'Ve alwOj'I aiven me &ood ad'llc<. Yeatttd0y, 1111 mOlher 'f-a 'leUet addressed lo ypii. (The. letter -in 1 , • / my purie, wbfo!I llhOulct f'!_i ,... an fcle1 o1 what IOU m ~,... .,__) • · Mom put a ·late, hurt lllal;. • bor t1111! -WEA!t'Y eorlES oo. and ~. · 'Wli1 ·c1o ,.. ..... DEAR BONM. 1 "alal Mn. D. It to ,wqto ~ Ann Lendon, -.t 'fl1\y """ to loan a -,_ cleo t:oue ud can't you talk to · me 1bclut tlilp tbll -very ~ pOll; e ,.. IOd bother you?" th -pis ~ lier ,.. belfeye I lied and told bet I wUo bell« at ....... ...,. ........... ol lbe lllutloo? wrillnc than ,.tiJtlni. Bu~ -... Ille II aot, JOI -. , !IEAL r ...... I canl talk to llor. I -.---•-~ ~, !ioPe oho and «her mOlhm---DIWI' ANNllNDMO: 't am i 1$-· teenage dauahtm doo\ ialli to i6em ftar-old tlirl who bas grown' up reading ~ tllil in lhe P'IP"· Several ol my ' I . . ' friends hsve the ume·...i(llalnL CO~ TO p L.U N l •IN Q . (I) My mojhor can\ keep her .tongue FLO : t°CNean' ... ,_,....,.. atill. I've bastd .lloir t.n ~ brida<' to 1111 • TY llli:ii flilJ ,_ club tbings thal lhould have been kepi little ......,, lllil ~'tilt -~ IA the family. ' • there ii -.... _ 'if-"1-.. (I) The tim. I triod lo talk to Mom Md -tilt -· U DOI, ~ 111 abe put ma -. and -me feet ocbool arol ~ 11"" .....,, I~ u H 1111 J><Oblerm wm cbUdlab and ~ Ulllmportanl ~ '4n l1111,;'• a.it;""-Jo (I) My mother keepo me -._ ...... ,.__..,.._111 w to benell when Ibo \lu ~· ~ r,:._•11.-. -PiW ... .. doeln 't ftAli&e that tbeie D0t \ht olden dl)'1,, I 1m llvtnc· in a dlfJll".IDt • • ' , era than when Ibo -up. ;4u 1'1 h..,hn·a .. Ji. .._. lo """ TllanU for )'OW' hel)>j Ami, i,-l'M 701 -,_ P"l'I 1~ ... 6oii (U.AD TH"Jlil:S YOl(, • .,.'"':;~···"."'r-:-o to• ii en'lf .. DAILY .... 1 l>EAll litfu: '11iiit -mllllrJ tft el .-C ,a ._,. .. 11 a. Tllaak )'GO f. wridq. tavtlope. ' . " . . J .. ' ' • • I . i t. .. ,t f ,, I ' ~ I I • I • 1 I l I . ! I i t ' II •Vl'tl.OT ~ .. f ,• . 1: I t 1: I i ,. • '· I ' ,,,.,, -20, 1168 In Newport Beach Rites .. . " I• Shawn , Slocum Married • • ""t' ... ·-.. --..... . ' " < . ' •. .. ,. I• ~ HoroSc:ope . • . ' . ' .. . -., • ~· Vif90:· Make Cha~ges CM Auxiliary i' ' . ,, • Einbl•m Cl~b .. .,,.. '!be flnl Tbunda,y of the '!be Elkl.l.od,ta, II the let· mooth mombers of ' t b e ting , fOf bleOll•P of the American LeP>o Auziliary, Emble~ Club !IOI of 1- Colla MOia IJnli 415, lather Beidt MOQ>ben ..... tbe In the American LeJion Ball, flnl and tblrd ~ at t: µ F. Sc James E p ii cop a I ribltoaJ· a<ce11ted the w~ SAl\JRDA y, mUislon. Yau get-.;;wa coo-·,r;.at;;;;;;I ;p.;;;m;;;. ===-· ;;;.;;;, =;;;;':;:';.m.;;;'·::;;;;;;"=;' .;;1,:· =;;;; Cburcb, Newport~ waa line. . DECEMBER 21 ., cemin~ home, property. Jr •• ,..,. JJ ~· 't ~ ~ f} ti t lbe selliDi for the rltos link, Nooe'il15 of aqua mums .Cbecl: -i ,~1'e ~ Ing In~ Sba Eliza. were Qrried by tbe/alteod-B1 SYDNEY OMARR , SAGl'IT.llllUS (Nov. n. "' . ~N-" anll , 1Dch1dq brlilonnaldi, .....;._ -· ... Dec. 21); You bec11mO mort beth 6 lO'c •.!D of. ·~..,.., the iw-J-Hamllton ol • .,. man cootrol!t .~ Oellble .. ~· Is IP'Cl\er Beach and Jean Marre11 Ra-Newport Beach, Donoa 1.;etz cle!tlnY. • .A!lrolitgy points the fre!!dopi of. movtmebt. Visit 50f of Honolulu. ol Sao Franctoco and Janet way." hlghllgl!ts day. Display sense '!be Rev. David crump pel' Rasor of -ulu, the bene-ARIES (Mmh 2l·April 19), ol humor. Your opinion Is l--• Ille 1 the diet's lister. Tracy Ostman Day' to accept -means be &ought Avoid beJng dogmatic. wu.:t.11 ceremony or of. l-f~ · . was the flower t daughter of Mn. Wayne w. girl recepUve. Peop e want to do CAPRICORN (Dec: 22-Jan. Slocum of Newport Beach and P8trkk Harr.ii of Ylikima, BENEFIT LEADER. things for you. Be gracious, 19): Give attention to money, the late Mr. Slocum, and tbe Wash., watbest man. Usher-Mrs. Hendershott• Denison show ·appreciaUon. E:rct:llent income potential. Spotlight oo son ol Mrs. Ruby Rasor of ing guests to thelr places were for party, social event. Avoid possessions, values. Know HO"'Julu and Je.an F. Ruor Larry Jenne of Boise. Idaho, harsh methods, retorts. Be 'what you need, what mu st ol Coos Bay, Oro. Richard Powell of COUiee Valent"1ne Ball agreeable.. be dl!carded. Get together Escorted down the aisle by Cliy, Wash., and Robert Qm. TAUIUJS (April 20-May !$): with CANCER-born individual her -""'•tber A. W SI.. ningham and M'~··I M--You get career 'op-..,•••ty. AQU.llllUS (Jan. 20-Feb. cum "'T c:r..;,,, Tei, '!he of Newport ~ ~ Chairman Told ~ advanlap of &;;;' 14-_U):. ~ lnltlat!_ve. Be ..u. bride ~1111 '~ ~ ~ f .... -4 the • ' : ' ezpand -Don1 Itel ltarier •. Much 11"' lndlcalod --Newpctl -J~ .a.m. l'lrs. H~ IJenlion Ued down lo ... metllod.· Be tonl&bl-You make· .... -.-i-blnds.''lbe A-Une ,'Jbe C01lllle In mUl!il of ,Newport Beoch baa -· ·vetaatlle. Ezpond oneralllina..' la&. Stress lndej>endmce, ..... m IMJll<md"i!lli i , their homelln ~'lrll!ie Dlll1<ld tO Cbafr !be lOlh ail-'!'here la ntC1lll at th.--tOJ,1~ Orlgloallty. Yoo ~ meet ...,.. collar and 1<111, lltled baCI> 111'11 R;!i> ~ .. nual Y1leatlne Ball to be ii•an you. . · ,' lndlvtdual wbo gives 100 wbal *""" MaUilng ID adam-; bride,• lii'adUllo ol•Newplilt b{Silver• and Gold Chapter,• o-iu·-·21..J ''"') ts needed. · ed tbe -·train. A.-. lllillor lllgb $dtciol. allllndl •-•• ~--~ Com mu n l t • ~.-_...., 1111& ., : · ·PISCES (F. eh. i.Marcb !IO)· plec:o of de IOie and lac:e '°*"[nade CQllep ' and lbe , ~w ~ ;-' Good lunar iaMCI today <:Oin-, held ~.candle!•""' lllaaloo u-lulu Ari .............. She ~~:.~eb.bene14.llt, clde8'wtth IP~ of views. Yoo do best behind scenes. ... ~ A-..... ~-~ ImPQflanl lo d et ~rm ID. t.el oth~ bave the cf.Jory In- ' Sa.,,,J". · Formerly with the Hair Hut has now joined the staff here at PHONE NOW 548-0460 IN WESTCLIFF PLAZA = =~ ~ "W:J::i!t'".it.:.""':O ~!"kwm•~p1ace1n~!!.e~ -ipldlooopbygOIL'lben , c1ay. bQulj.!~ a:: ••. .:;: --and111e\il•notls. ·uru-ity of Bani! and Is ...... . w•~ ,a 7 ... write,•aclVerliae,publlab. :""0~~ ~.Be "Ibo 'bride•• ....._,_. affiliated wttli the Hawallan P·lll\ , · "l!Ol1Ji.!ollowed BrW; out ol emotional ruL -'• wilhln. AmWfln'. ill!li~iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii~ 'l'lmadlY1Ba-<J lll1lmir AnthroI>ologk:al Society: · by.._,. aild,~,...,at ••Ill Get ldeu..,..., .q111e,· . w and " lllD e-. Paige Weddlng-guosis Included the p.m. 1.. 1; ' CANCBB'(June 21..Jul 22) _.. S1ocUm of CreDon, Tex., 'bride's graridporenls, Mr. and '!be Sil~<andJ!i>ld Chapter · · Y : IP TODAY 18 YOUR lirved u matron and maid Mn. Percy Jones of Okla-waa formed by the auxiliary A<tei)t 00 h!lereat In lbe, bid-BIRTllDAY you are going lo ol -· · hmna City ml, Mr. and Mn. 18 monlbl'qo, lo !unction u ~~best ldeu i:= bave new responslbllllles. Pro- 'lbeJ>1llll'lbt ~Id• A. w. Slocum or er-, !ta lund-rJlla!n41 puup. AD pro-u N iectzecently ~.w!ll grow, domed:A·lln!: (OWDl-wttb bod-Ta., and the benedict~s ceeds from ~ ball will be ve. ewa: recelved _coo-and you will have to be aware, ices of a1encon Iac:e and Alrts grandmother, Mn. otto Keh-applied lo the au>illar'y's cerning: l'!lley, money. Seek alert and confidenl You are of brown ..iv.tom. Tunjuolae rein of ktd!aupolls, Ind. $100,000 hospital pledge. expert --1. Leave oothing fond of travel and ...,. al· • lo t:(J,;ly:z3.Aug. 22)• Wlse0 tr=.u,dislan~~. lo let . one ' clooe to you aet Cycle high for AQUARIUS; !!!'"'" Your role today l!bould PISCE.S. Special wont to lie ,that of diploma~ observer. LEO · give special a-011 Means don't force Issues. to m~le, cl<tse "80Clat. Homes . Filled for Holidays Study partnersblp propoula. • M"Jlng ol lnlerests w!ll prove . ~(Aug. IS-Sepl 22): II THINKING OF MRI. THOMAS A. BAllNAllD w!ll entertain .her family dUI' Ing Cluialmaa In her Newpon ~ home. Guest& will be Give attention to work pro-CASCADES? 'lbomaa of Newport Beach Betty and Bay, co-presidents will be present al the famlly i:edurei. You cao save time · • w!ll be IP>DdlDa Olrlatmas or N":tl'l"i! llarl>or Trojan Chrlatma.s celebralion ln . the by making basic change. I wUb her ailtir, Mn. Earl G. Club, ·be on band Jan. 1 Mesa Verd~ home of 'Mr. and Rela.tlve who Jnslsts on I Sawyer of. Udo Ille. to cheer the Univenlty of Mrs.. William A. Halllday. journey is not clear <ln o~ 11 low 11 14.tS '!be lamllf pthering w!ll Southern Cslllornia football Joining the 10 or 12 . famlll jecUvea. Have fun tonight - her daugbt>rs, Mary ol San lociude Mn. Elrl M. Sawyer, ~ on lo victory. members w!ll be' l he bul don't be a check-grabber. Francloco and Fr~, Ann tJ194ber of Mn. 'l'bGmaa and Halliday'• brand l\OW creat-LIBRA (Sepl 2:1-0ct. 22), of Newport Beach, her ~aws, Mn. sawyer, w11o wll! ·be •. NEW P 0 BT BE AC B gr.-, Cbrlstopher Gray, Re la 11 0 D s b Ip becomes Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Barnard in February. Ollllli attood-MAYOR Doieen Manball and who .... bomlloc. II. "apeclal," notblng ballway. of La Jolla and her brother, Ing w!11 be llune Sawyer and her huaband, Robert w!ll be IDclnded In the puup w!11 Crestlve dlorls pay dividends. -:. J:lmer Hale ol McAleater, Dr. p.,_ Adlmt 1IOd ~ opendiq Cbrlstmaa Day with be the Hallklay's 111JD, Wllllam Toniibt 100 gel lo heart of ~~ Oki.a. wile and twt ddldrm wl1o her slater, Miss Elaine 1Je. R. Halliday and t be l r matters. Not wise lo play, with •• . A BAWAllAN h:>IJday ts ~ moved lo Newport ~ :ia~:..~~;fu :!iugbtheter; 1'!!.'.;._!oyceaa we~"'..,Y fire. Mean wbal you say. '" p1.-by Lido Iale residen~ be the mayor's mother. ~ SCORPIO (Ocl 23-Nov. 21)• THINK OF f.t Mn. Poter E. Fluor. ~ WELCOHINO ~ and Afl<r c b r l , t mas. the other relaUves. Deal with practical, routine '. JIOll1!DI the Fluon w!ll be relatives to their Udo We Marsballa will be of! to maUera. Avoid, pcxnp. Do ;~ dauill'ten. Mn. R. B. Taylor -· oo ~day w!ll Pboentz !0< the sun and then HB TOPS Club wbalmuslbedooeinellldeat ;_. of Seollk, Waah., and Mra. J. be the Ray Bemcm.1'bo lam~ to Lake Tahoe !or the mow, ~maMer~~·~D~ay~to~complelo~s~=~~~ • -!. -of Fullerton aad their ly, which also lnclodel KJ'is. where both bope to do a bit 81-roog 2 Gain. TOPS Cl u b\i !,I families, and Mn. Fluor'• 11s-tine, Brian and Eric, ~ or aleddlng. meets lneverySmll!ondayEI at 7:30 t'. toNiHw •ilrolber, Mr. and leave the nut daJ !Gr • ~ p.m. w ementary i• t Mn. F. E. '-of Arcadla.:r:lng~da~t.~ll~M~am~mot~lh.~---~A;;;VER~~Y~S~PECIAL~~~llUesl~~&~oh~<tOl~ln~Hlmtlnatoo~~~~-~~·' vlsrroa ""' • New ----GOOD NEWS----YMr'• Eft portJ an oo tap for Mr. and Mrs. aiari.a R. ~ -" OOrona de! Mar. 'l'lil Moaer• are upecjlng , Mrs. Bin Taft of Sall LailO M e111 ror 1be bullet they host 'I! e.,., New Year's Eve. ~• 1111. AND MRS. GEORGE II. llU<ml• of OOrona del -•11ost a lam!ly gel ~r • Olilltmla Day. Guesla wtll -Mn. Buccola's twin -· Mrs. llem7 Crawlonl 'A. If, 111111 bar husband's-· r ; lll'L Jliar1 o.-&r. and ... coaple'1 d•JIW-', Mn. JllnW 1'llr 111111 bar bulbond ~~ Shoe Service 17th & IRViNE -I Ke~ Fried Chicken All WORK DONE PERSONNALL Y Coron• clel Mar 1.t Till T. DUNCAN r smrAJnt of Contna det 3 CONVENIENT SHOPS }~ Mor Will 1111..tain ~ e J<IOI E. COAST HWY. j; :-... -:+~ Corone~olMet ••• 473.-1640 r, ir...:t : e:b Bll1Ingerl e l4ll VIA LIDO ) • t of Colla MoA ~ the Bill Ntwport Bosch ... 473-IUO ~· Gflacr .... ,, la , .~ e 74 .fASHION JSLAND New Location ClUT VIEW CINTll CHOOSE FROM ALL THE LA TEST STYLES · R•styf• your old 1hoe1 to .the new round look. Brin9 us your proLltm •nd "•H' give your shoes • n1w look. • '· Newpofl 1 .. e1. ... 644-7551 .... jNI) .... GUiii ...... _ .... ~------------------• ROBCO -llOIW IMPORTS LAST MINUTE GIFT SPECIALS! SAlE of WROUGHT IRON from Mexico and Spain WOOD CARVIN\lS fr<>m tho Far E11t WHOLESALE & BELOW ! ! AT SAYINGS YOU, WON 'T BELIEVE ROBCO INTEANATIONAL · "1001 Gift Ideas from All Over the-World" Look for lht Big 'Tin Building 100 IHI south of General Ttlephone Co. 10,,.. ........ ...,., HUNTINGTON BEACH 17616 GOTHARD·-8.42-15'5 And visions of Diamond£ danced in her head. CHARLES R BARR 211--.~ --- I ' ' \ . -.... ·-.. -~·· .. _ _......_' .... ---.--~·-.. _____.....,--.. ;: --,----·---,..--------... -...... ~----_:_~ ..:.....J..~--~;..-·---. ..;.....;,. _ _,. ::--·-----~-= -~ ... =====;== .... ==:r;"""'"'!"'."~-:zi'""= ... ..,....,.,._"!"_ . • .. •• ~· .. • ~ • • 1:· • • i ' • ' " I• • .. • . • ' . . • ·, ' . . . ' • . MERRY G°ENTLEMEN -And la:dies, too, will be among the 140 carolers who will stroll through the Bluffs development next Monday evening. Practic- ing traditional carols for the entertainment of resi- Fabulous ·dents are (left to 'right) Dr. Leroy Beahm, Mrs. Beahm, Mrs. Leroy Morton and her husband. Old English caroling attire will be prescribed for the old-fashioned caroling tour. '• - Carolers Bring Joyful Tidings .. " l . .. .. ·: ,• J ~J'"";"":!."", !!!f; -70 ..... 68 i , SIZES " 5-M-l- Fortune to buy, very easy Bringing "tidings of comfort and joy" will be 140 carolers from ·Newport Beach's Bluffs community next Monday even- ing. Hoping to inaugurate.a new holiday tradition in their com· munity will be the caralers who will don old·fashioned Christmas apparel for the oc· casion. The carolers, who rome from seven separate .BlWf areas, will begin their tour of the ~velopment at 7 p.m .• ·stopping at the homes of several residents along the . way. Seven captafus will organize the groups that will be car· rying .small gas lanterns and caroling books as part of their traditional costumes. The cap- tains include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Aims Crozier, Mr. and Mrs. Rock Duitman, Dr. aixl ... Mrs. · ~Leroy Beahm, Mr. and ·Mrs. . Richard Sater lee, Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Morlon and Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Young. After singing their tradi· tional carols, the groups will gather in the captains' homes for warm holiday refreshments. Santa Claus will be joining the festivities by visiting area homes the same evening. The man frdrn the North Pole will call on . the chlJdren from the development who ~ave written letters to him and will wish them Ii happy Christmas and present them with a gift that will go under their Christmas tree . The caroling idea was the joint effort of the. various development homeowners and was coordinated by the Bluffs social director, Mrs. Phyllis Saunders. Inspired by the enthusiastic response, plans ~ are under way for next year's larger and more gala e n-. deavor. to sew -just 4 pattern pieces. •11-IB"*"*'lll!ll.,.Dll"U*"*"'llll•""''H?lllP"-""'lt"'#"'*M"""W7""'"''"",.."""""1geD Sew an elegant, caftan-in· spired dress lavished with effi. hroidery in jewel colors.· Pat4 tern 7068: transfer, printed Peering Around pattern S (IQ..12); M (14-16); ll:l'>llN""*'"''"""'*"''"'·1111,...,.111•11W..,llllD•111•.:•"''"™ilS""'"•""•""'"''"°"'"'"'"'-- --L (lS.20). State size. •· FIFI'Y CENTS (coins) for AN UNUSUAL Christmas of Santa Barbara, will be the Edward Bowens' 51h year old son, Scott. After dinner, the family will return to La.gtma for dessert. each pattern -add 15 cents Day will be spent by the fami· for each pattern for first-class ly of Mr. and Mrs. Edward '"· maiijng and special handling; Bowen of Laguna Beach. They otherwise third-class delivery will be having dinner with will take three weeks or more. Send to Alice Brooks The DAI· Bowen's brother, Marine Lt. MR. AND MRS. LOWELL • Col. James T. Bowen in San LY PILOT, 105 Needlecraft Clemente on the San Marcos Stewart of Costa Mesa will Dept., Box 163, Old Chelsea base, of which he is the com· be spending Christmas at •· Station, New York, N.Y. 10011. mander. home this year. Present for Print Name, Address, Zip, the holidays will be Mrs. • Pa"·rn Number. Giant, new Both Bowen families wm be Ste t' th .. _ c L ~ 19" Needlecraft Catalog -tnmg ene Heyerdahl of Lafayette, Ind. •~ '' d' · tn the g ral mess war 5 mo er, i•u:i. • • i over 200 designs to choose, hall with the troops who were who Is eni'oying the California not able 'ttr--be home for 3 free patterns printed inside. weather and hopes to stay Send 50 cents now. Christmas. Especially lookins until February. forward to the day, which----------NEW! "50 INSTANT will also include Bowen's Give the United Way GIFTS" fabulous fashions, parents, Navy Lt. Cmdr. (reL) toys, decorator accessories. and Mrs. Frederick T, Bowen Make it today, give it tomor·i--ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj row! Ideal for all occasions. 50 cents. "16 Jiffy Rugs" to knit, crochet, weave, sew, hook. 50 cents. Book of lZ Prize Afghans 50 cents. Bargain! Quilt Book 1 has 16 beautiful paUerns. 50 cents. MIRlllD Quilt Book Z - patterns for 12 superb quilts. 50 cents. Book 3. "Quilts for Today's Living". Ii patterns. 50 cents. ' SPEOAlllfS FOR YOUR HOUDAY ENTERTAINING -l"*'--------1 !i THINKING OF · :I FALLS? I • SEAFOOD Deviled Crab, ScaUopone, Curri· ea Shrimp CutLet.s, Scampi, QueneUes St. Jae· quea, Stuffed Sole, Boned Trout with Crab Meat, Crepes Crab Meat Alaska, Abalone • POULTRY I A La Kiev, Cordon Bleu, W1Zd Rice, Lucultus, Burgundy, Winglel.$, Crepes, Liver Pate • BAKERY I Patt.ti Shelli, aU sizes: ~I ., l•w as Z'·'s l l i • THINK OF Cheese Stick.I, All Hot Hort d'Oeuores, Bitcuit Tortoni, Crepes S11:ette, Frongipane. and manv other cmtom made ittmt Langlnis . ·' Music Geared Grandmotliers .. HB TOPS oo·.~ At 1V10ri every -'nJun. TOPS 00'1 ol ~ ' ro· ~ You ·ngsters day Ute Newport Harbor Beach meet every 'lllancfor, Grandmo!htro' Clul> meets tn at 1;30 a.m. In Ute = the NfWPClrlel\ Ian. Mn. M-111 Churcb, I Vetna •Pitt ·a -1111)' Btacb. Mra. Howard ~ be' calkil ~ more tn-at @.6'-t?Jl .wW ::.":,.1,f." roimauon. tlom n18rdlht • . . ~ano Bay .--~hlldre!> ~ bl tDlerWnlid pext MondaY.1 with a unique coir cert·ln-tht·roilnd In I holi<laY ._ hl&l1llib> 'trlllfed. bY San .ClerQ!~\O;(;aplstrano Bay br,OO., Ailiel;l<;an Associa· tion of University women. · The oran1\i eountf Wood· wl"ld ind 8axoJ)hone Ensem- ble, a prolesslonal gr 0 u -p "whlcb won ~pplause far a Members - Don Skates Plans for a skaUng party on Jan. 25 have been an· nounctd by members of the Fountain Valley Cloverdales. ·Mrs. Midge Rodger a n·d daughter Janis will lead the excursion. J"" concert llf S...Cle,nente ut, ,rnontlt, w01 rebi(D with a program dedicated to youngsters. The ~our-long C<lllCel1 wtll begin at tf a.m. Jn !ht San Clemente MOOlle Lod&e· Wllh mualcal sampllop I ranging from a Dlsoeylaod medley to ~ ol "Peter and · the WOlf," 'the program wW •\m ~l hllfRduclng children (0 the wide range or instruments played by the eight musicla!\S , Seating wlli be arranged in , circl" .Bround mu:iielans, so the youngsters can ob!erve the lnstrumecrts' closely. Members' of the . group, led by Art Gault, individually have appeared with various movJe studio. orchestra$ and have been on the staff of Me). odyland nieater as Well . as several name danct bands In- cluding Tommy · Doisey ind Dave Rose. . Tickets are 25 cents Bnd will go towards the a.s8oci.t· t1on's international re I to W· sb.Jps tu.id, according to Mr& . J. R. Auguston, fellowships chairman.· Parents also are invited to attend . Choral Group 'Ibe 4-H group initiated new members during a Chriatm&s party in Starvlew School, Hun- tington Beach. Aeling out skits relating to their projects were Sandie Boutee and ·Pamela Boutee of Midway City, who illustrated their rabbit pro- jects by hopping around the room hiding Easter egg!. others parUclpaUng included Dana and Teri Gourley, Hun· tington Bea<:b; Luanne CUpp, Fountain Valley, and Roger Harper, Scmla Ana .. The group also plans to sell soft drinks and Iced tea during the 4-H Fair in the spring. Every Monday at 7:30 p.m. members of the Pl'OOpecUve Aliso Valley Chapter of Sweet Adelines convene in Mission Viejo High School. Those in· terested in joining may call Mrs. William Recht at 837· 0737. Ywr tlwrte Acaunt I' W•lcorne-... nkAmerlelird, ,,,..,., (l'l1rw9, Too 11 FASHION ISLAND-NEW'°RT IEACH-644·1310 Op•n. E~ning' U11til Chrl1tmt1 , For You.-· , CONVENIENCE These . So .. UTH , -• ' , ' ,,, • J • ~? .; . . ': • . ' -•.• , (,~ ~ t ~ '· . COAST ... PLAZA S:TORES ' Will Be OPEN SUNDAY December 22nd from II AM to 5 PM • A la Card • Albert's Hosiery • C. H.-Baker • Barricini Candies • Beren's Toll Fashiorys • Cameo Shoes • CaroYs • Chasin's • Chris' Fashions • Cline's Stationery • Chic Accessories • Decorator Line • Fol Jock's Coffee Shop • Field's Shoes • The Galleon • Gene's • George Murroy • Golden Needle • Gudes-Barnett • Hallmark Stationers • Harris & Frank • Harvest House Cofeteria • Hickory Farms • House of Fobrics • Hubbub • Innes Shoes • Jewels by Joseph • Joyce Shoe Tree • Knit-Wit • Keven's Jewelers • Le Petite Cafe • Lillians • Marlene Fabrique • Miss Hawaii • Mullen & Bluett • Poc8Jelter Gifts • ·The Prep Shop • Sabrina •·Singer • South. Coast Drug ·e i Sun~! ·House . . • Thom ft.~n •'.Tie Rack • Tinder Box • Toy World • The Wet Seal • Wilson's Men's Shop • Wbllich's Music .Ciiy • Weisfield's Jewelers •· Zelig's Vilager-Ladybug ... • ' ' , " • " " malA"~ F~ncy Frozen Foods, Inc . 21144 1Jgq111 ·Canyon Road lagu'na Beach '''-2020 Bristol at the San Diego Freeway. Costa Mesa WIGS ;. . ~ Dll,t1lfllt, COSTA MESA ' h1Hlllll'ftl,.,_ -~ .. • ' ' i ! i • ' I , I I '' J4 DMl.V Pl~OT (5) F>lcllr, DK ullr 2', 1'111 I Crossword. Puzz"le · 4• Ole fao1 ., .. Ont Ye1rt !f!!!I'• Wertll KeeP, Eye ·on New · OVER THE COUNTER I 1:11olldl •1111 ' lrd fl lf!M1r11.1t1: JD nlct sllct AMI,. 14 DllP1k;ll 41 Contu .. lS ThousMd 50 Nu•btr l1llltds 'l Llttt Oii fttbn st JI••' Rates for Savmg· s. 1 ~·=,== .. =:=-===•=•:L:1=~==·=1rn.:: ...... ~-=-~t JV If "''-'°'"" J"1>•• _,. llltwy 11 c-..,, __ , ...... 1 t word' 57 K;td a d•r. 11 FictlODll "l •Dtd1 4etectlvt 6l lntduclbl~ 19 Actor's unit of 111UMpUon 111tttr 20 Put bad'. ., 62.11'1114'11 klto o/flet tJnt 22 llll1dc&, 63 TNllt 1sc1P1d• •4 Gmt11t 2) llld floW of 65 Addict volculc 66 Co"tcl dtbrlt 67Stt11 Down 24 loose-, 61 Optical Sask. dtvlct 25 Owntd 69 Appr1l1ti 2& Young Child 29 Cut ol .ta1 DOWN 30 Man's nlckn1111e )) In I IUUt whl1t JS Outslln dlng 38 Lein 40 Foo~1ll ''''" 41 R1l1th19 lo 1 Tcoll-z Lion ftaWtt 3 This: Sp. 4 ,81tlnl, e.g. S l(iftd of · TV progr1• 6 Ctlhtrlnt II, for ont U/IQ/61 U Scflo,.0110 Jt COfltalntr fl91 fO( 11.,10 "'""! u s,.,.,,_ 12 quallf ad ltt• lJ -Md 44 Tltlt fk\Ul1$ Ct Move tl Enlttt llt• unstetdllr 22 Sttuetur• 51 Arabian 14 llo11tt rtpabllc llcLamln 5Z Daugllter· ZS -la vista; of Ztu1 Cood•Yf and Leda 16 ·RelltlYt of 5S O~lng: 2Z Acrou -Suffll 11 \'Lorn•-" S4 Units of zt Tito · •ustc Ca1_lro ''On top of tlc:.: t~word1 5• Atlwi )0 DormOl.ISt dtstrt Jl Follow , S1 Flow" 31 lhtrt tht 51 ltlgf'lt • llJ SYLWA POll'l'Ell AJ .~ rflel In °"" ~try ba.O ..... opnJod •P lo tbe blpeot 1twll la ~ blltory. d1lta1loDI ba\'t emerced Which cmneop ~· tbe ....... lo 111 .. the Alert u never before. Boc1u10 o1 yc:ur llnotClco or apathy, you. can euUy !oriel! -~ -In> portant .....,. an 1our pleclouo nestqg. Bui II you wtU 'lob a little tt~;lo find out where .:re the but medlums for .your ."Uquid" a.utgs now, you cu jllll as eully slgnlllcanUy lncreue -wn!np. LETS GBT these po In 't 1 clear a1 the start: 1 European • nation 7 Arena tllplOY.ff I Garbtil l)l'Optfltt ii lllOWMCt 34 A·cHttln · 59 ""91o-Suon ,,... l1b«1• • Flud-bicome 11vlnp - •11111na lh>m cub 1n tbe bank to foog.imn bonds -lioie rarely, if ever, beeJi u out of favor as now. SopbisUcated Investors literally <!<test bonds at lhi.s time; U forced to p!ace a specified percentage ot their funds In bond< they do so wlthobviouo1"1-.... 42 1uslc1l ll) Instrument: 2 words 9 Set 30 Across l6 Within: 60 320 O thtH comb. form 111k:t one Miit 17 In no way 62 -~dt sac 1 45 Journey 10 Kind of volt ' ) ' " 33 " .. ~GE FACTORY AUTHORIZED INSTALLATION PUN "~ tnY old ....,.ttunlet" dllllW•IMl' llritlM mlnlmwn 11...,. .. 4' 3-fl'I" ~lgl!, 24'' wide, end U"' Off!>. Fii' ~..,. tow price Gf only nt.111. PTlc-. don no1 lt1<:1Udt ftft'I j • Cl~ "'°°lflcellollS, Ille, or f tmOdflll.... l!I llllflQ 1 .. ltl• J ,Ill-l'llllt .-1 KIC•l ~ ""'11~.....,IJ. ' : HOURS: •• IW .... clayo 9 o.m. lo 9 p.m. S1turdty 9 1.m. to 6 p.m . . • Investors vlrtllOllY ..,.... the-board have been oa. an eitraordlnary buyer" otr!U, with the result that .. um of bonds are offering ever higher, ever more pe.ntcky rates of interest to attract them. THE REASON Is s!arkly stated: Inflation and the crow· tng, deep fut that we will not bring it under control. With the cost ol llvlng rising on average 4'12 percent thUI year and with Income taus taking a major bite ~ or the overall intereat you earn, even historically lleep Interest rates dwindle to • picayune net. Most of the interest added to your clollan In 1168 Is being eaten up by the decline in EJSf FRONT LOADING "BIG FAMILY" CAPlaTY with I THORO.WASH' I • I! llCLlllYI Sin FOOD •HTI DIS· POSO Inds old fasllimed lllld ri11sin& and • ;;r'u• .. -1111111 """ .. " ..-Ibo --..,,,,,. Ina all skies! IUTilllAl1C lmJlllfT -oddo dalwioot Ir: Ibo .... "'" .. wdly"" =.::.,. ~ --""' • WTllCl' ... lnowTPMIU letJ'Oll MtDrlD ,... did11asiw bl blald libi ""'-- TV and APPLIANCE CENTER Harbor Center • I Kids Like to Ask Andy •FOR BUSINESS ASSOOAT!S • FOR EMPLOYEES' •ANY BUSINESS GIFT PERSONALIZED WINES GOURMET FOOD GIFTS HAMS AND TURKEYS CANDIES AND COOKIES FLOWERS AND Pl.ANTS .#._ ... 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FlbW 11~--. .p. __ at~ MU. o!fer, lut • , • A JpllY '61 Brttli!> Fon! -·tt-i 'In "'!' feet oondltlop;. , ' ~ f -brown -....... !-....., .......... $50 ... .... -,...,., Oirlstmao Soll a Udo 14, tJll nee . , , F your m u s 'I c a I Cherubs Grctch guitar with amp, F1at Saxophone, Vk>Un wi case, or a Spinet Ceble ano , . , • l I I 1 I STEREO SENSATION!. - Tiie 4;0IOrlul ~ at Or~nf18 ·County ~uslc RADIO "KOCM 103.1. FM .. !=rom. Fashio1+-ls1and ~Newport Beach ' I I _J ' I • ' ·' I ' ,• • " • ' " • • ' • l I . I • ~ r I i I • ' • i • I , ' . ' . TWJl!l',SIPIAKERS • 1 ' .. , • d • • •Super gol vid8:f_""9Uard 82 $hon ef:. ..... ,.. tun in~ ~ystem wlt1'.'"&.x'clv1sive. 9.oJd -: contact,! 1 • Charmjr~·E~rly America.~ deiign tn maple •Super .SO "bigh performa nce ha ndtrJ.fted chassis! · • J • • Ze.1J\th~autqmatic fine :tunin g coMlrol electronf~ally tu·nes in perft!ct~lor instonflY · '. I 295 sq. in. rectan9Ular pictu re a reCI'. ' ··o; ..... ,-........ . • •• Compare at 349.95 I ••o 14" SCREEN* I' ... -I • • • Sli111 walnut-groined cabinet _ ~· Pr•,£ili~ri"!.i!ajnf;,~chcu.si1. in.~ corporates the .newest el~ro11· • J · ~eYelopmen~ and )>erf~li!'_gl'lc•' futures to o'sura exct;ptioii~ color reception ' •.All 82-chonnel UHff{HF • PriYOJe earpho~ Ii Jack . • 102 sq. in. viewable pictur• oraa ·il~.i ---· *- •Handcrafted TV chassis • DeluJCe ..-Jdeo ransi• 82-chon· nel tuning 1yslem .•7-'1q. in.110°1unshine picture •High gain 3 1toge IF circ11i'. • Aulomotic "fringe·lock" ~010•01 m<•••"~·••I ~ ; I •Convenient top front controls • ln1tont-on reception ••• no wait, no warm-up, no walk bock e Front mounted 6-inch oval full fidelity speQker •Complete with ec:irphone and jock •• 1., ••• 1 ............ , ZENITH STEREO CONSOLE WITH AM/FMIFM STEREO RADIO WESTINGHOUSE WALNUT CONSOLE WITH AM·FM·FM STEREO RADIO 1 GIA!Jtr ;Qi9'1TH 23·1N.* CO .1ff'. ~ WORL~S~ARGEST TY Pl __ r-.1 . ::· $25'8 ~ ·:·, . $178 ® * Compare.a t229.9 5 · . ~ I SOLID STATE I • J2.wott alt 1olid 1!ole <1ud io omplifkotion 1yslem • Mic10-touch 2G to11e om,-. •Diamond needle ' •Stereo precision outomofic r':( D""1":'A'"'M"'D""N""D'"'N'"'1""1=D""L1""I • AM/FM/FM-1tereo radio with AFC for drift.free FM • ..C-speed automatic record changer •Deluxe tone a rm •Two 8" "'-Oofers, •Two4"tweelen ' $4 ,'' ' ......... --. • •Co ntemporary 1t}4in9 in '#Cl ut · • • or mahogany . : • Feotu,.s n•w Z.ftith I~ sd· · hondtral1.P color TV chassis •Patented ~or demodulator circu itry for uns11rpoued color hues -4 -speed record changer • •Mediterranean dork ook-or pec9n cabinet • Record 1lorage oreo •Handsome cabinet styling with beautiful walnut lini1h ;f ¢.r.!!-: • Sun1hi11e color TV picture tube for greater brightness, truer. color "IDl•-•I•••-.'"••• WE.TINGHOUSE 2·CYCLE AUTOMATIC WASHER IROIT·FRIE • Enti,.fy froit-Frete -ne•er o • tign Of fro1t . • 121-lb. fffflet,.ilh full wld1h door1heK • F1111 width, lull depth 1hel.,.1 - 2·po1ltio11 •h•lf odjvstment •Full width vegetoble crhper- . holds~ bushel e PLUS: built· i" egg 1tor- oge, butter keeper, Mo9netic door goiltet1 llACM I LYD. & LINCOLN llUllTIHTOll aEACH OOlDIN WIST a lDtNGl l Compare a t 189.9 5 $148 jHEAVY DUTY' • Eosy-to·u1e 1ing1e-diol control • 2 water lemperolure-wo1h cycle 1eleclion1 including hol wash and worm prewcnh •Famous doublt action wash ' • Heo'I)' duty lronsmi11ion •Safety lid lock •Porcelain enamel tvb A NA ... IM•fULLl•TON 'wilT.«:OYlllA ' OIANGlfMOl'I AT 1.IMON AZUSA. AVI. AT 'UINTI 'IAllTA AllA •AllDlll ... v. N, OllAND AYL AT 17TM lflln CNA,MAN & l l OOKMUIST - WESTINGHOUSE CONVERTIBLE 2·CYCLE:DISHWASHER Co mpa re at 209.95 $178 I PORTABLI OR BUILT·••I •Smooth rolling glide-out rock' hold a lull 1et¥ice for 16 ' •Automatic double wosh delergent diipen1er •Complete two-tyr;le with 1in;le timer knob •"Top-rated" wash CJCtion for clean••! di1he1 · •Plate"°"" setti"ll• odd-o-di1h ~ntrol •Rolls on cent•~. Delivery 9ua ranteecl fft tint• . fe r Christma s Dinnerl "llOIU1llllMI, , ........ IAC11 ~tHt .... ~ At ONStfl'I 1 • ... AIU( IAN r11NANDO ilv~. AT pull MK NAWTNCHtNt' 11.Q.. AT 19-M T CINt ll CAltffAPA•K 1~PAN41A CANYON I I.YD. A' IOICOI · t•OP a IAYI AT ZODYI 9 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT EYIRY DAY 'TIL C•ll'l'MAI • • LOTI Ot .. a PARKINGI • I -' . c·~~~ --- ) • ' . ' ··-. ; ~~~11ti·~ }(iilme:'.llts · i •. ., 'II' -· ~: ,'' . ..lanw AT llNOTl'..,,_,.lla/M Clllll . '/PlO Fljloty !J\e' iiilPw· ..... ita pnl Chrillmas tree ml'lllt•"' fllyn!s o1 U.:. Tliiee'Wile' M"' ! .,,.:Ibo l'faUvlty 'llCtltl! .,.. II! cM dllp1'y;to,deli1hr,yquogs!ors and grown ~ 4"""' 'the "Wbll& -·· '"1-al Knott'! 'lerfY>Fan'n in · ~r-~ ~J\to:>11lla sou1ll d. the Santa Apa Frftway ·on ill&h-·wFi3! . llQiil~an!Hlie.rpm Is c>pen ,from 10 a.II). to 'Jo P·!"· dally. ~~ -The lradlUonal "Fantasy on Parade" -· =DililiY! cichaiact;rO, ~ta 'Claus and marching bands will premiere w, nipt, Dec. 21 and will perform both \afternoons. and eveniojs December 31 along ~Street and lhrouP FantaaylancL, ,Chflsf, mas1 ~. musical, shows, dancing ~· ~ entertainhi.en1 is sche(l.;. ulad U>rough Jan. S. Candlelight Caroling ~ will hi featured~ urday aDd Sunday nights, Dec. 21 and 22, 'wtt1a..aafau.i ofthe' qbr~ Sl<ify .by Henry Fonda on Saturday and ~(nn l!Unday. . NEWPORT BOAT PARADE -Aboul' SO=-1\ao!s' will ,~ &ioond Ne-M HarliOr <acli ritol lbr-··' """· Lei"'· lrOm. the •..-• ' ,ng ...... "'e ""'f..,......,_.M. Balboi Island ferr/ landing at.approxlmatelY 8:30 pJll. Ille a .. .., .. ""'~·· 1T11S 'parade, will cirej• the b/IY and may l'!i ~ 'lnfn the~ •r , the ~a, Balboa Island, Lido Isle ~ ~ .~idfs t.ibic;, ,have a view · of !he bay. • .. ,_· ~: , . Dr;:cQRATED, HOMES .:.. The' !3rd• annual •forty 'MJl<s of ·~ Sqiiles" competllii'> of d~raled bomei 'Jiiid Jil!i!fn('d!l'plays \; on view from Seal Beach to San Clemenle lhroilgfi d' an. . ResldenUal area in eaCb city abould be tQUl'l!d to ... lllO mosl ~larly designed decora- Uons and lighUng effects. ·• s .. Gulde . to Fun, Pi11• 20 • • I . ~Feq{ur.ed' Mo vie A N ~w·;Beatle Hit I '' .ol ~ • ' • ., ,~ •• ,,,· -.~ NOW the Beatles lirsl inlm•I· · ;. lealure "Yellow Submarine" the ILM STARR: w Sub's' Rihgo •fl !'.iT ) I ·r,,st lull·lfnglb .filv>· to aoimate fall)ous · liyidg .people. . I . • The story lnSpil'fd by Ila .Ube song ~Y, ~· .. .• .. 'f.!'lsl;t:;~lr~~:;;r;; ~~"'' in which the legendary lads from Livu. ' By ·TOM TITUS pool fight to ..,~ widersea kingdom . , • , of P~ anti·music monsters, " Coniei nMv pie . tlrit!. for yearend Playhouse, directed by Kent Johnson. the Blue Meanies. -· ~ 1 ·p1auditA '(Oi.'r,.,.,.m,1 .. 1 .. th best f th The year's fin~t comedy showed off . . , . ·~ or. r ..... ~ ...... ·i e o e 014 Frr,st, conductor of Sergeant P@" ~ aJ'RP.g. Orange CoMty's expanding Neil Simon's lines to their greatest ad· per'a, u,retyi Heart's Club Band, jour--1 ~&mmwillY theater Circuit. ' vanlage, with Betsy Hewett µ1ost mflll· neys to Uverpol in the yellow 1Ubm¥.Jne ~ ... It has been,. for the, past four years, orable as the· harried ·mother ol. the !-0 enlist qe<Jrge, John, PauJ and Rfnio "' ~ coll11rin'1-i.pollcy:• ~·.recap the pre-bric\' .m the battle, ceding 12 months. and tum. the spot· _. ~ • .:.'Slow Dance on the Killing Ground,'' ARMED WITH" a salvo of puns, their light on the productions and perform-, Laguna Playhouse, directed ~>' John uSWll carefree lrreVerance, atid (our1nri ances jµdged outstand1't(Tin the~ f~ Yeir.acca; "A dr•ma Of pure1 electric S-Ongs, the Beatles embark on a faafh: · , Until lhlo, 1i>r i~ ~ .. heeO •iil>P!Y ~h, liuht on• Jay.,., of racJ.ll 'and lie yoyage . through the seas of Time, that - a pat on the back and another religious animosity it offered an offbeat MlWc, ~ience, Conswner Products, N• clipping for the sqapbook1 , This year, but compelling study of human guilt and See BEATLES, Pa&e %3 howe~er, the ~AILY PILOT ,ma~a.tes coi:ppassion. a more tangible form _ of ~~tlon ... 5. ·~ Petrified Forest," Huntington Five handsome trophies will be pre. • . ' ... . . sented to this column's selectiona for Beach Playhouse, directed by ROn Albert-: C i ,;ent Guidii · fu' Films . . . ' . . best .. actor, best . actress best support-se,n.' nvs. revival of a 30-year-old classic ing actor, best sup~g actress and )» was ' ea!ilY the best Huntingtbn beach best director on a countywlde basis. off¢ng of the year, with• Ron Lambert Wbmers will receive theie-awardli._11"tbe • HJ1J. fOW'll Valaree How deli:Vertng splen- (Ed 1 ;, Note: This movie guide is Head : A serle1 of free-wheeling ad-next prOdUctlcil of the 11'-resPtlctt-M' did Pfrfonnances ln the principal roles. pre ' ~_!:~·film CO?lmiu..,. '!/ ·V~ rihtf.be M'orikees... , ., , ~-,. , , . .., ..... '""' _. _,6 .• "S~~~ Cha;fity,'' LaglµlS. Playh~ •. Harb , C'd~ fTA; M~I\ l!ob•rt"~°' Kfq Kto1 El<apes -' GoriDa Kin& Kilng • •il'lle _bell dir~or-Jolm Fo,.nacca 10< directed by )obD Fersacca. Tne atagtng rens II· pre!ian.f arid MT.1. Hart is the hero~ this J.n~atiniu•I coPftf4.: ~ ·'7her lJon ~ J(inter"! at tie Laguna 'btltbli!difltillt musical 'fas the tecfuU. Swe 11-iJ ·DQmmittte chairman. ·It is .. ~ · 'i Play~was-annouhced IRtUllS spa&e Cll 1Clblt~t of the year, lor' Which inte eel-o.s a referetu:e in detet1nin· · ~aper _Llol ~ Humorous sag, q{ Georae last Wiiek. • Nst :weell'I colurll.n will an-te:clthlcal' l aJreCtor Paul Toft deserves tng ' ifable :filpt1 for Certai~ age1 'Plimpton'• trip thr~pt the Deirolt Uons nounce 1'eCiplent:s ot' the county's to~--~al Qiitlf: Ught on p!Ot, it was long· 11nd w.itl C11W'ar wee'klii."..Y Oyr • ~ tralnlri,g camp thuuy · dispised as ~ acting ~fd,ds:i -' J , _ on Rr&fUcl:icih 11 't'ilh fl. fine perfonnancc vi 1 are $olicited. llfail them to Movie Harvlrd grtd"'trf!at.f .. • Tyday, the business. at hand -ti set-", BfHeAS H~'·ln the ui1e asaignment. G e, core of the DAILY~ PILOT.) Prtva&e Navy of Sgt. O'FarreU: Good· edlilg the fo best little theater produc-7. 11Dear Friends," Anaheim Unitarian FMULT • • ' nalund spoof. on 1 lonely Isle durlnf•• tiqlll ~ 19811 ':'ilhin Orahie county q,1i1i1b; directed by Mary Eastman. .. v • World War II. . • blfderi· · W :It s far from an ~ R8gtnljd Role'• excellent TV dtama was , lbe WOrfd hi • \l"1' (l~): no -11 tllllk (X):"GlcdiullJ talk. ))net)..,. C~ 'beyond lhe f~rsl 81\Cen a lallhlul In~ In this in- enturoas Londoner and his vllel • filmed musical adipla.tlon Gt .we pla, 1...., ·<rr ·°'"''o!Moul choices, the field dejlendeot offering, proving lhal creaUve er .they·~ circle the earth in IO · · )-"""" ~ .. : become1 1a ~llttSe ~croided. • ·... •atdfttraften mecmner"'the drawbacks In this deligl&!ul tanlasy.clalBlc... '. 'l)ole ~plflcml -bi 'lkfr Flyta( MOl"!Ol'!l'o. in ~ ~ !JI~ '~ings. BIBLE (X)' Mairuiicent pictorial ~:i-ge ca~:~ !:0 ~~ ~ °"1 t. m,!'51 -~h be' hi"' ~i;"lual!fr,, ~those, ,,_. -· "The JSl&ht..ol lbe liuan•=I• . tr· eaentation of Book of Genesis. Paris air pltft ~1 P ays n wruc . , rnseu was .uivo vcu f ton Fqr>tlighters, directed'by Lee en- , ' . to ""'O., I I ' , ' , --..hlcb elimlnaleS tbe two bfgpet box • bel:I(. Alari liarl•s tirllliant po I of · ".De Yellow :iu•martH: SJti!kl~. ofQce attractions or., ~ Costa Mesa ., t!Je dJfrQJ:~ minis~ lifted this TMn-( l•• .. --------'!1. animated c~ featurtns the ~~·, CJ~c Playlloose an<\ !he \V:e&?,nJnster ' essee WWl.ams drap" IJetond the I&. WEEKENDEQ hwn0<andmUJ1cot~~Ues. . C°"!!"urut~. Th eate r.~! Dream · oflheilny l>un rt41ietage. INSIDE FEA.TlJBES "A liUlc white Ue" back In. Orange Cocsi College daus vaulted a county cotd into a 1taning role °" Broadwav. For tM /~ 1tory, sea Page 20 in to- doy'1 W ttktnder Seciion. Gulde to 'al . j: . .'.~. !'., .• ..... 10 Art Edtlblta .... , ••••.•.• , ... ,., . !O Travel . . .......... , .......... !O Oat 'W Ahftt ............... !l.f! M-Plctorei ""V'"""" ti Korean Cbolr ................ !1 Ttkvlsl.. LOI ' ........... " .. %1 Qo ... f. " .... , ......... " ..... " Comlrcl.-•... 1:.,···········-····· !J TV Vie.ti .......•••.•........•. 14 Tiie y-AmericUI· De"•'liul ~ Glrl and JSever Too Lale merit only 9 .. __ Odd fCOU 1 •• , ·-··• Pl ' '"'6'' .,..v-a aentlmental honorable me:ntJon · 'uric: Pe, ~-e-ay- dUctlon In whl~ talcolced le"1aFert Without fljrther ado than !he iop 10 house, dJrecled by David HarloW. Anolh- aing tbeit .,_, 'r the USA 1 1 ror l96I: , ' :. 1 j e:r gem from ~'!I .Simon's pry>Uftc pen Yeon, MllO """' O*w (X)' W1rm, 1. "The Lion In Winter" Laguna Play· proved Lq\liJa • rM11 succ.-~~"11,sum-Uliji. lively. --'!""!'idY ol ·a -ed • houle: d!rectaf by John F.......,.. ~ .meyhow, abeie,clJ>y olrong u · Naval olacer wllh IO chlldttn who mar-most m!eplfOol[ stqJng:o( a.ptai.?Wlllcln , .Performance awanls. ' • rles a N 1' I'~¥ dil!I children. fsll!'I on Broad'f•Y. but a~parenUy 11 !6. :·A Thurber Carnival," erton ..al. AND ADUl.i:S . . abolj! to 'be recl.e,.;M as a mo!foil'Pfl ' lf""1filhtftw, ~ "1• Kent Jajwon. , TiJi Fllli/.tfOm Hu pj.. ..... -~ bul • 11J!:<. • Ralph' ~oild' IJ\lf Mlrlhilit ''lltricll1 lor lail1!1"1 and IOts of lhllil, !his ol' ....,,.._ R4n!all p'8 IDpmlllVe j!ir!«luiibCeil '&llllHQI re>iJe ,was """"1g the year's enlertalnlng comedy chicanery. In. this Conied)"-ill>ged dl'ali1l Ol· llQWb-.I! '"* momenlli offering a 11nt ·exnm· Gone Willi Tbe WIJld (X): Brilliant bUn1 r;.vyalty. I. • ~ wr-Ple of tretwheelj.ng theater in Ult "any- novel of the Old Soolh returns to tht z. "J.ledf.a• Orange stu:fto' 1'*' , ttllng , .... 1fad1Uon.. -. ..,,.,... • -a~ by ·Hary Eutmao. The arUIUc wen, Ill.,. >""' llna It, U.. ~ PWtd II ,.. A)lttt ~ dllllciJtt o1 i6atOI dialc lhk lje 19811 crop.oo lhe coifl)' lor melodrama tlkeo pllct-years belico. dy Oil• comillunllf levtl worCIJl!l1!lct"1 81ages. Thell tbon!1 lhe O wonl lhe Wilt \TaUI Dirt: ~ lhr1lltt In oraaad In lhll ,_b ~~ ~-1ur, bul lhat'1 another --.i which !hugs try to fom blind gfrl lo nlflel[ by tilt '*"""' ·','ll.repotl Ol)lyj prtvalit. if.Xi weer ,...,, Dtclmb<t 20, 19611 " ! •• .. Hollywood ~ • • ' ~ • Jlfl .... J?ack Stage ,. r ' Bf BOB mOMAS • ' ~ ... Ma.Ww.-: :ti, , HQLJ;Y\ioQI>-"l.'lll Rtay!ng ~role because rtlY chltctrert •are ~gry,• said Jack Pal"'lce 9( lils lm,;ehOOatton bl Fl· del Casiro in tbe~flfn\.6k>l/jpby 'fChe." Wljen ~Ou~t'i~sa ~~,lhilt h;oichll- dren v(ere faclnc qlablu~OJi.-he, ftdmlt.. led !hat be bad: hO ll'rVasj~ re.son for j)Ol'tra~og 11\e: Cuban ~a.i.t'-"t>I !his . 51age bi l(oy ~ar.e.; I cfijli\ foniiulale reasons why I taU roles;--O>e price was Jiltit:'! ' . .. • I ~"' .. He is !hat kind of fellow': frank, lainUy combative-sort of a Jack Palance type. He waS also in1table'because of a pOison- iVY type of skin 1as1t• he had picked up on,· the Puerto Rico lo-· 1 t a&tion or at the 20th · 1 · .century-rox ranch. And _the Oas tro l!lll;eup didn't help, either. THE PALANCE .... Is built' up wilh , pjasllc, and I ~ •• Js Jai...;N .. ,V ,•luad• -" ' ""'.._. ~-~ Ject ~ .:ev~ day. , I . ,1 , couldn't grow my own, beCause part of the picture requires me to have a three-- d~y growth," be said. "Besides,·my·beard ·,,<\1$l't the same pattern as Castro',." It i5 a remarkable likeness, forming.an eer· Je:.completnef!t to Oriiar Shafil'i beard-.it<t, berettd Cbe. Palance wW.asked if hi> Is a sympalhe\lc portrayal. 1 "'Certainly,.li's ""'1JJd to-be sympalh .. , .UC.I' he ~p,!led, ,"~ men did a re- , 'lll'lYtile lh!ng, going' l!llo cub, .. ~lh 17 I •• men ahd ll~tting't,bel'W.bole' mfwe of Batista, ·whO WU flrmly-ent'reocbid'.1That .j_! utidOObteOfy 'ohe~of the grdl actiieve- • nien\s of ow: tiJn·ei". :: ·~. t~f , . 'l'h4ractor llal'd•i.:io-.uwliln>l!llllY be conlrnversial -u.s;~ bas been dnggad anti.cislto. lie. was <llllilI» lreo about Iha!: ''Whal .rlglit lfave~·· to decide lh•l communism Isn't good I<\' the . Cubalis? Whj should ,we.try to im~ our will on the .P.eO,Ple ot .anOther coontry! It seems to me We've tried to do too"much of that." . ' ' J. A moROU.GH ptof.esslon'!J., .. ~~·nce studlea eVerfthing he could fin~ '•boot Fidei-·castro and lt\e Cuban reVollllon. Jimmy Durante and _Juliet Prowse are "I read everythl.bg I could get iny ~ .1.__ on aboat"Castroi" he~aatd. "A'ndl saw · two of the attractlun:i lir)ed up ~or all the film that was available. '!be most ~ January at Melodyland T h e a t e r , revealing was the lnttrview he had with Anaheim, to kick off its new "Winter Jack Paar on television. It wu the only Celebrity Series." , time I couJcf observe hbn when be wasn't . 1'he New Year's en~ent begins -exhorting a crowd. '- Jan_ J, •·and 5 with 1Lou Rawls and ~·in-public'his gestures are very.fiam· Duke Ellington ancf 1J.is orchestra. This , 11oyant •. Vet:)'. ~d1_ He ~a little bit "Soul Happening" will be seen -in five; of,leverythl,ng, lnclw:ilng""the. gesttat o4' • perrormauces over the three-day period: . 'tlie, PiCado'.i Iri ,at(i~g a~bull. II\ con.- that Friday at 8:30, Saturday . at 7 and versat~n 1te,J.s 1lnol . ·~~!~er- 10 and Sunday, Jan. 5, at 5 and 8:30 l::'•!tl"u1:·~Qf.!}~~u~ p.m, 'Ui~ sltOuldei. ". o.; ·f That singing, swinging family, "Tbe .,1 ·had to torie190me of -these gestures Cow sills," will make its 59uthei:n all u 1California concert debut at MelodyJ8nd ~for the"·plCWre. ALia ' • you one rllght --only, Saturday, Jan. 11, for ke'ep graUbbigl at the' other eerson In a · l!COR<', nobody .ls going to liaten ~what two performarices at 7 and 10 p,m, he is' saying. And the name .of this PJcture : Following "The Cowslll•" .will be ,the. is" 'Che,' not 'Fidel.' " . "Juliet Prowse Show", opening Tuesd(ly, •"CHE" Is Palance's first . Hol.l)rwood Jan. 14, and playi ng through Simd,ay, , m.-. , Inc ,, __ Prof SIOll. als 1"•-ee Jan. 19 with '"The Jlmmy Durante uuu · s e ''Kl" es , ..... "'. Show"...:,_, .. .:. in for a Week Jan 21_26· years ago, and only bis third be.re in 10 --.. . · · , years. "Tbey don'\ seem to like ma Gue.si stars with Miss Prowse and' . bere" he said in his aelf-mockioj way. Durante, as well as February and Mlirc.b · "So '1 make plclum! in ~"' Some attraOtioois OD'tbe "'\" c~ebrjly.'oetl<t. , good. some.~. Moolly~bad" '.' will be announced.shOrtly., · · He admlited ho'~, to·wott ~~t',a111!0 AnabeiDi ~ ~ lhe · · ~,·,..be:<Ol/1<f--¥. . - flO!>OP'('.Uc sJilgt\I', ll<itlvailli; eJid com· ·the ones he says lltt .. Djvon:ed edlan·$apimy ShOre pec._21.,~ith "1'1e _JasJ ~uoe, he spend$~ of his time •t Johnlly ~athi!"' Sbow" set to, sing out a ranch near Tehachapi, Cillr.1 .b!J\ preo ttoa;·opetµng •·w~'• 1~ga8em'ent Dec: , f~ li~ng in tlis'ol~ coa~·mlnlnl '"°'"'try 26 and'playiilg ttuiugh1New Year's Eve. of Allentowri, Pat · 1 " • , ' . ··n·. .. ' . '. At this time of year, a family trip which woufd be especl· ally enjoyable is one to Bible Land where 40 years. ?f ,saod sculpturing, created by the talented and patient artist Ted Cooibear, is'on dilplay. • • • ,\mpag=k size tableeUJ an JesUJ 'prayjll.a ill US. giiden o1 e, a ~ llg\lre; 'l'be Lait Sapw, 20 tons of... ' illld Cbrlst in the mangar carvecl lrolll ii'viii ~ of dt~Ulld. , ' Conllloer wqrks with sand hauled fr;cm lmllttttai Valley ,dlll)es off1 J!01fiy 80. He ,uses only watar, ~1 llf~n peilng knife, a teaspoon and two· ordinary paint brushes 'to create his sl:ulptures. • J!'rom Ult OranJe c.o.t --. 81&1• Land can be most ea.ily l'lllched by ddrinr .,..Ill <Ill tho SUD Alli . Fi:ee.,_. (lowm Ian Diego), east an· olti,i lllPft1 at Slli J- cap1.1-tO connect wttb Hllltway 1915 Ill the city ol 11:1*' ore. Ttmecula la aboail a mlla 8outb ol Eluore and llible Land ii jal flOIO ol Timec:ula. • • reveal wher01bouls "-:••of herilh/ Rillh].:agoer In thOUue role. wi!l:h for O!f DMLY l>IJ.o'rS lllsfln(" • {."X" D"'""'' E•ctf'•IJ ' I. 'Bmlool In llJo; Ptr)," JAIUlla lllabed Performance ••.,U. I 1"!!~~~~~~!!!'~1111!~~!'!!!'!!'.!'~ll!!!'~~~-· .. . r I ' r :'I f"l " .,. • 1 " . ' • • . \ .. .. I t ! -----···--------· . ·- • ..,;...-~~ .. 1'61 -"""!!'14--, ... , • • Gui4e Fun • ........ ~ GIO C111111111A1 llONCllllT -Tlie GoldlD 1fe91 CoUep A ~a.air, -_ ... Cid ........... • -n :It .. •Qidlllqu ('-" ..., -Dee. • o1 • p.m; la Ibo Colloto Olnler at O:~ Wiii ~I l&'IU ~ W .. St., ~ ~ nnllnoelm.' 2 ...... ... ' • DINE OH 1 IUDOY R\)HNER , AT THE PIANO Ml NIGHTLY ,. . ' ---. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'Cl!ILllUN'I '11111.&'ID ~ ·1'. _....,. °""""" ...... • eal flplMy.-WU bt. llqtd. Dec. .JI • • p.m. ud Doc. ZI al • IO:Jll .. .,., ud • p.m. in the"-"""*" jiecreall9o Ce!ler, 11 B,.U w. Oberlianall "of Lonilon," well .......... :"f:,Qounlf l'~.•l'Olr Drift, OiOta til01111 Harbor Area a.er bas.pleasur& . -t:~'':-1 ~ ~~"'&"T:: ~.:i=~shth:;. =g of ~ • • All Foods to· Go -Jnclud)ng San~· IJCLA IWlUTBAll.·" IJCLA YI Mjnne'!'Jla Fri., JJec. lO; ' be Salad' le W '· le ~ 11 ··• ~ VJrclnla Sal., Dec. u at a ~ In Pauley Pavill111, wic s; " e • e a~o ca r .ur a occ ... ons. ~ ........ A'"', w. too o1 ... Phone I· (1H) • Canapes, Birtbiby l!t Anniversary Cat .. u Well IS 'IDMill!orbilia'~ . . di~" " . -· . .. · ' · nrCrwn''..N. '. t · Olll; "TAKE.OUT" Ordott 1 • • f · .._.. umo _'Ille .1'-. -,Racing -um TH ORIGINAL 645°2252 ·-·....ms. lb.rt.!nap._llal. al llQl1ywood j'ark, OBERHANSLl'S ' ~ Jlhd,, II Prairie Ate.\ ~ Finl foal time. -LON-. ' • -~ .. ,' ' ' " ..... Y.. 7:•p&--,l(oo..~~ • ' . 270 E""l71h-St Hiii •-··rt "We like to do 'sldn divilu? -·wilhout -too mucb ·1-CoAtr'TO·l~AY ', am•DNJ'IOOl!••-A~stoeybourfcrcbildnn ,...;,,.,.....,,.CM:" expense, Do~ know'·llbout the Vitgm Jal•W?· .............. ~ Hiin ' . ..,\<' '1 wQl .. Wd Mm., I)& 2f .llilt~ del Mar LilrarJ.,.406 CP.S.ttl•_. ....., ... _, ... .,..."" S.J You mi~bt -do thl.s ~vely ~,an Torlnla --.. ' , . • ·, Mldpld, a... dol Kar. ~ 10< cblldren, kinder-~------- In ,the BnU.b VirgiM. Its not .high r-rt ·~ " " • ' " ~-lbtocCb ,llllnl ~.will b!-feld at 3 p.m., lwrtl> I 1D1agme your accomn!OdaUom would be boaning E "· o· €' ~ c· . '' d w.· • ' lllroullt-ll'iilt,ol3:llp.m.Nolibiil5slortcharge. house s1y1e .. l'lut cJieat. . . • .. , ., · X' ~ · · ·oe · m"-! Jl!!Cl:llllEa ~ Fili lops._m ,S,kin VUig, )'OU ~t -A.ii~~~ Reel • ' · · '· II' 1!'1.0ATING CllliJnM4a 'P.uAD&'-About 50 light.<fe«>raled -lbe last islalid in . c:bJilil. 'fl)ere .are 1uvre·.yian . , , . , , , . a bundied rerorded Wre<i<S on It. A. few .,J'.e&!'.a , ago · · ., . • , , .. !'.°!~,.!111 =-Balboa~~~~· ~ Dee. 24, I went out with skin divers who =ed.!!.\' two British B. n'. d . 'R . •. . --at -..,., --at I: p.m. ~sb~:0.~:8:.fl,':id. u~':AU~e;!d'fo 10' roa way . 0 e ~'!w..:S:i!~..;;:"~~~~~ to 12 feet · o1 · water. ·White · aand 'l>ottom·m · Dgbt ~ · lfaal, .....,""" • NatlTllJ -ot lUHhe Dgures: rr.ro-. e e DINNEIS e • e •1••t ..... Top Slllolo Stook Wllt:IUll.a.iall $145 .. ...... Gede lnlll ' enough lo talr.e..underwat.er photographs. . . , · Q,,.~":'.:-::'.=:"a~J' ~ *' . ', .. . " BJ TOM 'TITIJI ; •·Dllnli'1en!WbllelDOfftoSln. ll'ann, IOll Beach Blfd., Boena Park. Bourw: IO.a.m. to . CHA11AUlllAND • ' •.• · •• L -J IDIY•be .tlll but .J ... Capil!rano. 'J'llt.000 II p.m. dall1. S..11 Claus' flloo 'opem at ...... Admllalm FOi 1WO • We cannot. really .find out .what ·we an ...... lo Pollet, tut1 a lltlle 1lhl\I lit ~al wu ., -~ lbal 11 for adulbl zs cents for cblldren. Pbone 1•1111 '"' T1blt lenice =.:_~,::-..::, Europe:. For mstance, tnends · tell us you •ClUl't take ~can.do wcridm. tbe USO plcteclroJ frt,~: further Jnfomiatton. ,._ 1424151 LWIC.'lllMJ'"'"'" u:••""",. ,;ae, ... film 1Dlo France.'! . · , ... It dlil, al teijl, fir former IJlreo.monlh -,_ • 5874 Edi-er ••• Huon-oo ._. . . . . . onnp,t·eoost -Colleii cOOd '• ,\maican military , w DECll:MBEll lt.IANUARY 1 ~ ~· THE"RULEllOPK says you C8" ~. Iii .!"" ~lls .. Diane Hall,'1fbo atreld!ed tbe the . Far )':ut, wllh Diane C11J111!MAB SMQ.a·-'lllo 3lrd annual "Forty Miles of Cllfut. -ldl...,. and $prln .. _ ... :i::iii:i::iii:i::iiiiii:ii But Ne NEVP!R had any C,IJS!Om! ~le .a~, m,e · truth, .... tilt lour ·!Wt 111,,,. pl~ the leading role of mu.Suillei" .i-&tlon and~ display coni..t fea&ureol~555555 ;;; about. the ·mm -tb,at's the vraY 1t w~rb', I ~Vent ind 1.a~ .• "-lhil ~ . ·clll•·aloq the !Jranie 'Cout from Seal Beach to 8an JO' SEF'S had to open lDY baggage an~~ere ID ._~pe lhe lapded Jilir jn ~ ):Oles. .Afttt greduaUoo.lrom QCC, ct...-,1-lbrou&bJan.1. ----.. last llin>e or lour years. '. · · . . .. . . on the ~t atqe. :. Diane lpO!)I the ... _ In Jl-lt.IANUAl\Y 11 Most Customs men JUSt go throng!! tlie !Jjtilloins of 'Ille -·aulJmDlialred 11-. ~ With I -l!D!eAH OlllllnlAI -'Ille M . Pia t asking u you hu•,~r -t•,!!J":lare. '!be ru1 .. llngeNcirea:bldc"'•"" ......, _ 1a ''IJUle 11ar1 · : -...... Y"" • ,Open... ·ch • D were made a lo•~:.:: ago ~ P\Ck off 1_111uggleri. days~'lrlih ..... lamlly .......,,., .. ilM. the -~ .]l~.,!'~!.!"or~! .. -M~~UOnalJan. nstmas ay Now •a"oouple-ol peopli"-'-"~.era -laal· · ' , ~'U ·a · pirf lllle'd· ~ In blib -.,.. . ~-------....,. am mtiV!ng tbroqgh these cowjlrivs ' . . ' ''" "~ recalled . ile<iepdCll wldcb ICbooL "It waini much 11111.'' IL l'tr!GmWICll!: Wed. Z:llO ud •:JO p.m.; 1llurs. and Fri., . FROM ·11 00 AM . . ,.. ..: ; " • ._. ·: got'her enrolled et OOC inil llbe ncalll; -bad a hanf l:llO p.m., 11!"1 Sil. Z:IO and -~:llO p.m. Phone I (71') 683--0380 : • • •. , · ' Into the lead ot the cOllllli'r•• -br1n11nt people In to see for !Urther lilfannatlon. -· FOi RISOYATIONS CALL 11"-·-------................. moot cdelnled mu 11~i.l ; :.lbe lbow.'" , · " DJ'1!Dllllljl 11 · · ""-"-, n~•·." ..... ~-w · CBJIJ>llBN!B _.,TD ·-'Ille ·Golden Wesl ~·"·-drama 673·/ 180 AR r _:. EXHIDrrs , to';~~~=~ ~11 .. ~,.;:;.:i · ~~i: .. t :r::.ipia:~~~ ........... - .... ~ ....... -.. ~ _ ,,_ .· ,, -... wanled. 1o~,.1· mto t~'"llbe -staii caiter .,..;·lrllh·SCOll'li '~-'"' -~ GQ!deil"West 'st .. llmilinlfoo TED RO DUO J 1 • , upla1ns, "bul I Uyed In s,flta l -l'1ICOlllDlelldllbn;. Jhe 'headed ~~ , ,. ~~ P.1111£11 GAUEllY ...J 1135 ~!llid., . Oimnli Ana, whlcb · \ru ·odtlld~ tlie · for NP' Yciilr· •-' I b e POP 0 . :_ &UvaiiD; pop opera singer, with : ly Oii Olhlhlt' ojl ~ bJ ~ Y . ' : 10 iii Cllllep dl1tfld.'t,;_ i r NeJPbo<:bood ~ . ;· ~-Ba1111111'11bqn, perlGUDl'Bal, Dee.•11 at l :llO·p.m. o .. , '""" · .. Wo "''• 1 Y.•'11 llko ~"Now Look" ; Sp~ih .. Tlies.U.WSat.:l'iiiGn.~. MO\I.: D1Ue ·-:...-prG1>1em · "Al ttie ml oi·oor twO· mlt111~-..... l1)Froedilian ·'Way,Ana-•LUNCMIPN •D119u1 ... ,. ...... ' 'l'bereJl no..---... ··i(:.._i.!.,. ... by glvlna the hllllnr· her yean of lllud1I .... put ... bllm. ,,_,$Ullo ..... 119 alo#l.the tbealer box office JIZI E. coil! Hl~HWAY . CUTT GAUQY--VlaUdo.N<•P'(rl~ ~: lalber'1. "'"'I-~ In a lllowcw.--. 'Dart. andWallldllllllSlc:C!ly.-.Phonel·Tl&-T•. AT TMl·.WWCA INN ! ~-Te!-ia 41t s.t. daojd Sm· _..i 11111. San JDl!f l::api,tnno .: then Ill the MoOn/'.· I . pll1ed DlllCEMBER ZW1 m · ,.: -11 p bJ Y-.i«ai!lf: No ... a put.of the 00C dlS1rlcl Barbara AJ11ti -11,!fU Dll/BOLIDAYI AT lllBNIMAND -' The trad!Uonal Christmas ~ miaian~ , · •rf·~ .... • • --.. -~ · ·• I -and from there, ta~ bi~. ftr1t ltrllgb~ .. norHnualcaJ "Fantaly oo PIU'8de" at Dillleylud, 1313 S. Harbor Blvd., .... ~'8 t.JMAllT _,_ ---=-.~ Me.,..t Da--1. over .. IJ . ..l . '..f! rote." ~A t= ... · --II .-A~ wm~(WIQ attemoorui 8nd ~':-Dec, 21 •_l.IUWC.tlllft ----.........,. ....... """ ~ CAST JN ''UAl.W. _ ,t h Jl • . · In the ~.•n •.'DilM, 1 · :1t"1. OJrilUDu,CU'01en and mualcal. lbowS fea-.a-.. ~ Oil dlaplq --....... lillnit ,llaari Jlrincb Dectml>ir, ' .>.e.• I --~• --walemllor J<il ,..._ 1111 pm:I· ort -bJ ~cbi w . .Bur-Oil the lllreogUI of her -k joined a ..,.. . Ii · the . Ill the Kln8dom plus d...,.. ml other speclaJ 1(1. . , ... it-..,~ ...i wi!Wive .ubiedi.,_ . , . . ~ .. ~.;1::~ =tool N:; .~fus!'i!;;,.=!i = ~f"= :!. t' ~ .. = ~~.!:. ':; ~.\), .SA\llNGI.,~ LOAN -.., E. Cout . llilhwaJ., lrodudioo f.nlln . drama U.. -ud eocount<tld her llnl1 • Cbiiltmii SIWY the 'l!lht of Sit. Dec. 21 to be followed b)' : Corona de! Mar. On. "'1n'bit during ~-r.;:: ~· · ·-Lucian Scott to the lllljor dluppolntment. . a .~im oi'l,1#1 Carolers down Main Slrfft. Disneyland ~. w~lin. ol\ *¢ ~ pal .. lngO. b)' .. ,. "'\"'· :Neiihlll!fJlllOd l'~Jl Jll ~J'•-e i. ··~made me <;hanp,m~ · holldq'leaSGO hours: Dec. 21·13, 9 a.m.· to mldnlghl; ll<c. I::.~ NATIONAL iANi: -'ioao l/flpi.M Drive, liri'l!oil ..,.h<io' iliO 8tUclied 'at~ lot 'iwll! when I joined EciUfti: 24, t a.DJ. to I p.m.:. Christmas Day, 111 a.m. to 7 p.m.; ll<c . .:_· ~Oli Oldlilllt ~'.~~ oil liinl! lwo yean. A Utile more than llbe ..,. ghlJnly. "There wai -· 1 •.m. to mldnlil!I;, Dec. 3t, I ~m. to 7 p.m. .......,.. . Klgl ·l/1.~~-,. . · . ·-; · ... ·-: a year laler she "as 1'1B11nf aJreed1 _ailotber Diane lid. 1ng· at·l:llO' p.m. to l :llO 1.m. for the annual New Year'• GARDEN GAUJQIY -1115 E. Coast lllghwa;, the leading role . In the In the bnsi,...., so I cooldit't Eve porty, •·single tidl<I eveot. 1'l& Park will rema!n Carma de! lier.~ 11 a.II). to 3·:» P·ll!, Mm. throug!I ~ •. !~ o I lllt. my own name. It made • opon f!'lery day ~ Ian. i before ......mg Ill winter :· Sat. N~~·-.:e. ~·eilitl:itt prints bit "Kair;,.1 ·.~.')ljpie ro'ck~. pw ~mad, but I "cOuldn't dO. JCbedu)eolMc:na.PdTuacJoaings,Pbooe.1~. · :: ~ ~~· Tboi •ia)li,;i if~ by il19 mualial· fto!r'.eiljdylng a ....i adytbln( about tt. Those an WIL\LE WATCHING -'Ille laland Holiday boat wlll lesve from Newpofl"'lilirfloo' Leque. · , engagement In Loi Angeles. the rules ." Davey's Locbr al the Balboa PavilJon, 400 Main St., Balboa · GAU.ERV _ mo s. Coast Hilhway Laguna BeacA, Today Diane IJ back bl New .She look her m o the r ' • "' a whale •ltdllnr tour between the mainland and Cata- " Onmltly on uhllli~ ·~termkr··pain!il1a . .'by Prank -York rehearsing for 1 lead maiden name, Keaton, and •P. Una during the IJ'lll mal!Dlla!S' migration -Delly tr" llton.. ~: n ·•-"" ~ 5 p:m, ~,l')(o 'ii!m!alon diar~. in Ille,,..., Woody Allen com-· pea...t m "'Ille !!t'porWx:e 'ttlpo are acbeduled Dee. 21-to II at I p.m. Bellnnllllr Jan. • cAi.fF. FIRST NAM. BANI -lnD Beach Blvd., Hunt· edy, Play It Again, Sam,• Ill Belnl Earnell ud lhe I, tripe will be Cllly op wed:endl alt a.m. and f p.m. Phone 1ng1oo Beach. On ~ durtng ~ar OOs!ness hours oil due to open In February. r::==(=Sff=OOC==' =P=•P=ZI=) ===-==·=Tlo=all=ell:~::: #6r=·=illlll=, tz=for=cblldren==· ====; . patnUnp b)' E!ll~: · " · ' "I play the'w~e of a .lrtllld l . . who fallJ In love with Woody," .~VERDE UBRAJll ..._ 2919 lleaa 'Verde"Dtive .~ast, Costa she relates. "1 don't know t -Mesa. Oil and wa.lercolnr palnUnp by Soozy West ~ w b a I happens yet becauae • · cumnUy "' <lhlllit during regular library boon. · they're • lllll rewriting : the JC. M. ART LE&GUB, cu11 BRY -.. U:~St., Costa Meti. BCJ"lpt. ~ • .' . , ~ , i : HOlln: Sat. and SUn., I to 5 p.m. COnliDllOUS ~t of art For l!llllli. 'the February . • W<ll'k Ill var1ou1 media · bJ Art ....,,.. ""''"""" No 11<1· 0--•·• will be the ·•···cle : ml!lieB charge. , ~ · \J --...-~ 1 T 1Tr : or~~ rialni~-;.. C:ALIF. FEDERAL SAVINGS.& WAN -2700 Harbor Blvcf,, which ltl'rio<I, more or lw, .: Costa 11 .... Currently on exhibit during regular -In Santa Ana Hlgll School " boon, oil and acrylic paintings by~ Stanley. when she llnt walked on 1 lJNITED CALlF: BANli-"302t ~ 111vd., Costa M..._ slqe In the comedy 'ro1e··o1 ·,Foll: 11'1 In mind~ b)' Nancy l.ehombol; oils i1J Luer •N.~.~.Jnllle .mqGcal ; S&nford; Rena Spencer's collages, and Joan Garrett's ,..,•Llttle't.1&17 Stinahine." ~., . ! ! WT.'"CHANCE TO SHIP FRUIT ! ! ' I ' • ,· . " i ' ·Why not' ship • ~ of C.llf~ftt1I oranges tr rgr1ptfNk to those "shivering" souls Dack East. ';if• 1...-s to teats.'' Tiioy will lo'fe this caift and you can do ·this from •St"~' plus shlppinol . . We can 1110 send a c1~n of avocados, a miJ,sd ,car+on to your order, or glazed fruits in bssutlful 9ift Paclct •.• equelly low priced. ·cetl your ord•r in end ch1r91 itf · ,, .SoMllTHiNG SPICIALI .-...--on ~·darinc ftla!ir boJsinm baurL . PIAYEPIWIL\ ~·FIJllJ'·NA~4L BANl:-1!18'E.17th 'St~;.co.tlf: ;rom 'theft,· abe ' ... ttb ,._..-~·~ ---.. -• .. -.. - - ---.. 1 ~{ Mesa. Oil. i~~-J#ui:~~~ ,s.nta ~ G£l!!!.1,1ijtbe filI I ·. , IN OUI II• I I IN ou11. C!OUllMIT aHo• j· < ... ,, :m=.:0~,;;~~~:r,~:= 1 CHRISTMAS I 1-!1~!10y~~!,...: • -. ... --t~ill\iil.:-COl!t~ _,:.=or-Ooi.t'Coll.,. nu1 LOT 1 1"-.. .....,. ;,! . ,pjltll:alll'i(Od..landscapes by Ann kmett are Cllr· beckoned COW11Ywi4e talanl . '\'' All'fCIPlll1 -~-·'"'.,. . Hlavarlan" I M!I! . iii .-bi~ during ~ bJslnesa !MM>. for Its '"-'l"ual. 'l'lilicil, "'!bl ' , J" · ). . , · · ' I · ~ "•.,.'-?I. · I , ll(>1l'E1IS l\flJ8EUM -2® ~ Main SL, s,n1a Ana. Sound o1· Mulk\t' an.i DIOM ·. . ·-...00-· 1 1 s· 'I . . , .,, -.. Tua tbroaP * 10 ..... 1e'\,f:a p,in,; Sea 1_ IO .... tbe com.ii ~d role· of ...... .... . DISCOUNT I s· I ~ $ p.m., Wed. and1niurs. evening 7 to. t ·p.m. No admli;oim Maria. ,:_, .. I I I ·~ 001N1 Lh~--•. , __ LL_._ I charge. Curreatly C11 exhibit cblldren'"l)Oristmas art. Then came -··muie" and · WITH 'nft' COUPON -.. "' -~ · ·a ·i-.r 1 ·---· -._ _________ J ~.:-'~'::~---· '· ... ...... • ;. • \ II ' . . . 'Milli GAYNOR .-SICKY GRUIE ·/,: ·.,1111 :: -· DEC.19-JAH.15 ... . CUP 1Mlll COUPONS AND SAVI r-------------------1 I cH•11TMAa aP1CIAL1 I CHlllTMAa aP1C1AL1 I CHllaTMAS 1•1c1Au i M•••rtt 0.•1• I lean• I 1.atp -' I °' ,...... I LITTUCI I OllANMS l~ I 10 .._ nc I z r. Zk I 10 11s. nc I I Li..lt II U.. I Llllllt • I Limit 1• Lk l I WITH THll COU'°N • WITH THll COUPON • WITH THIS COUPON 1; #-------------------COUtoHI IXPlll CHlllTMAI DAY ,,.. ,.,....,.,. drssnd tlM;,..._ hr fMlrrFI 1 s. Tlrlat'f wttr tMy •ftlll .,,;,. -..... .., ........ ,, .... llt&pkl ..... ltsa e .......... ,._, , ........ ·-c...... d'!l~~~~!'*!;lsllikt;tlltl·_,... n.,.2 ... itl•JI~ -'nMI 11•n......., · C.W• MW-~.....-.!Elf*,,...-. ....... 1-.. . • . -~liOw AIO\IT lOU C:.W:• ut? . . ' MIW•OaT· '"' \ '"°"" PRODUCI .~iw,., ..... " .... Nllo't .CNlt UMlntit .t · LUNCH °' DINNER ·• tfl 'llllt tnul, fr111Wf¥, tft!Ull"!Jllt .t -.rtJ1n11r modlJI 11r1e11t • MONDAY • i. Sp•9hettl Ol1111er Night $1:10 Nl•tn'LY PIANO ua MIN MCl9t a..indar end Mondl Y . . . , ~hinese Restaurant , 1llE ~,. HOusE ~(a of HYUN ,, .. , .. .. v .. r'a Ev• i Dlnn•r .. ,,., o • ..... , .. ~--" .. 410 H DWA'I'. FAMILY STEAK HOUSE ": HUNTIN~TON llU.CH l COSTA MUA HILi.GRiN SQUAJtl r "rO,V,. • COUNTRY BliHIHO TEv.tO ltATIO la .... Mw6. NMfll R. IM & ht'-._ TOP SIRLOIN STEAK NEW YORK STEAK l11clw~ .. ••kMI Dr ~111lr FtlMI , ........ Roll a l11tt·.,. CHILOUN"S JIOltlON I/I PllCI MAii MONDAY Nl&HT TOUI •AMILT NIGHT TOP SIRLOIN STEAK Only s 1 °' l•tlff•• ltkff or fr••di FrlN Pottfoo1, Rell l l•tt.r, CHILDllN'S Nfn\ON 'II NICI ..----Luncheon Specials--~ 11 :00 A.M. TO 5:00 P .M. ROAST Bm OR 1.c1uo11., 7tk HAM SAllDWJCH French frlu 7 S......ions..amo Roll TO GO ORDERS FOR ADVERTISING IN 673-1715 I\. I i " PfldNE yot)('lRAVEl.''~GENT . " ' ; --.t::':-, I I ' l 2 . ~ ' ... ·-J • 21111 Oess• I , -I THE WEEKENDER PHONE 642-4321 1;;;;.;..._.~~_... ...... ..:....~---..,._.:..._;:::..__..~~-1L.~~~~~~~~~~~~~---l • • 'N' ® .. ~~ ·m ' . . ( .,. ' , , • 1 ! . NO.Ill 8TANin . ~ f,: -d t ,.._: : .t'-1 ': ........ ' ~ • :~ I.<' ~· ~.:;\· • '.' ' I' * • ·• • • .... R1E.S T A'li R. A.NT~ .o ·R A NG 6 CO U NTY'.S ,. . ---. ~.I ~;Ht r.~.!-. ~¥·~; ::,'..'.";tj:,~:' (1 •• ~~ f\E •. t ~! ~.:~-ENT .. S ~ ~ N ~ \° ) <l-~ :I '''I ·~•· , 1 L-~------~~~a.-.-.----~:~:~:~··.•.--•--·-~ .. ~-·.·.-~-~·-~·-~~~·.•.~.~.~.:~~~~~~~:~.~;~:.~.~.~.~.~.~.-P.~.~1~,'~~~. i·~··i~·. .•. ·. . I• l .. 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Addi new sWp ·terlyakl, Po!Yllellan 'liC:e~ '3.50;. or lilet of ' r i ' C s maJo -~·· And I •\,)'I• ~·Uooi~ 'bour llnlil,10 p.m.· y ml cllinension ' to your perusal elf.· Friday'• DAIL y mah! mah!, Kameliameha, preparea in ' tile royal '' , ~· . to •au· jlOQ>irJ, 1\llil'e1' ...tl\ln• I' ~t.frki--~ chef and 'n.iana1er II TIDo VIie ... \ PILOT as a weekend gu' Ide to Orange County's tr clllional ., ~ ' .' •:tt · ""I'd'_."~'""·• ••'-' """\': su"'a "·. · ' . ' • · , • . <-a manner, ..... -, • • ,.,;; . , ·1° ~~,,, ,., , . . , 1;.~,1c .. t . ' ;, . restaurant 'and entertainment &!'ene. · • LUNCl:ltON SEl!V!IP , · • .. 1 • ~ ','. ~'.>-' , .. 1 • · • • • · ·,-,·~lo-top ~uality iood, ·the strlldn&IY .o · AJ tliey say, everyone nas lo spruce up now Luneheon Qlfera a total of'U cholcO:. dlvldelCat · ~' • • ·· ~ ~ • ' I itt · C · • . . . • liaaihoboe~·proballiy iK\COUDtl for much of lb• and then. Can't stay static ii1 these changing Um.es. three eaCh betwffii lbe sandwich buffet, cball'G81 !.'Ii• ' · ··''<°' · ,f '. reitllilrdr.ClllniO<t instant .,,....,. Dutp mUtl Innovation is the hallmark of Ibis whole fascinating ~~r,',saiada' or blifut)l .delighb.'™"' tb~·la~r. J'l"-"" > ". • " • ... 1 uae ·ot·..-.. ~ .. heav: biaml, gnat curved >'. and exciting era. "".e hqpe you lilte our'new dress. an excellent' dlllh ts· eggs ,Benedict,· two poached . , ~' , ; "Ll ' , . • '" ,; :. ' . arehes1•~picture windows over~ at.1\ . . k '.. . filrin fiesh '"'" alfd g'fll!ed ,Csp&c!Jan 'bilcon on , .•. · SAN. T"'· .wl\l"'L, AR,R~E . . tsac11v;,ir, .... as.. • . . . . ' l>r)1 .Doe . . • ; ,, tOasteil' Engll.!h nruttui; topped with iloll~se • ,; iCOL • 1.1 , sauce, $2.75. • · ' · · · • WberJ,e11e ~~ jioiliigtera br treated ·lo the ·.~!'.. ORl'U~ IN'.l'ERJOR U one's to select a· star attraction among the Tbe Reuben sandwich, gami, consista of swiss spectacle of Santa h~·chugglng qp the harbor· ·•ilJ!l"!l'/r; ~~ utlliZes orange, yellow and are•'s restaufants this mQnth, the decision goes to cheese, corned beef and sauerkraut, grilled on and arnving by boat? Alfd'there's all those brtgh.U)t • ra,Pl>eriY.~. prominent 4ecorator colors. The wood Baller Lee's headlining Qry Dock, 2601 W. Coast buttered rye•bread,'$1.~. A shrimp and crab Louie, atlil"ed el\oes · extending 'seasons greetings as' each Has . .,i .aU~e,look, with carved panels and doora Highway, Newport Beach. ·Recent diiiers there al $2.85, is' servl!d on chilled green salads with car pulls fato the parking Jot: ,• " • , . • I pro¥idJAt"pn~oldoworld touch. Both wrousJ!t iron were 'two of the silver screen's most .. glamorous pickled Jietts, boiled egg, aspBl'agus spears and I. Nor does th" whoie.:fhing stop with candy''and· .. AJ!d.,~.lighl fixtu~ round out lhe.tolal r luminaries, Kim Novak aqd ~a Turn~r: ripe olives', ·. · . gut~ for ,very moppet ih •atteq~ce .. Includ.ett la efftfl . ·, ,J :: ! ,· 1 ·, , : • You may not find Raquel Welsh in the next a big P"11!WII of holl4ay•entertaimnent conil~ .~IQ,11~ capaclly ls 118,.wllli a counter ~ booth but even if you did sbe wouldn't outabine the ~O· · by 'the lnlrilltable .Vic Ga,rcja. ' ' ' for.• s1J:'piop1e;;b,oolhs and' tables accommodating fOod and decor. Open for only a ff!W Il!Ollths, it's The whole happy affair te,ltes place aboard the four,.slJ:lor-aJatge family. Take'home clonn~s are not difficult to understand why the Dry Dock has l\J!uben E. Lee· from I : i08 to 4:00 p.m. ·I>on•t;let ihe ai)o"liVa!Jable." · ·' · 'r already boomed \n popularity with Hollywood god-cbildr~ liJ;ss It. · " " · ' " ' : . . ' desses as ·well as ordinary mortals like the rest One D'"" Dock touch lioUnd to please iS'the A" · Floatiim ,Boliday ·paPa..le' of us. · . fro"'!' sal;~. fork -' that's· right, frozen, .not· just migo1t. . " ' · ;=--g • ~.,..~-· '. MODERAT,E PRICES ' chDled -sei'ved on a separate pllil;e. 'And .while , '0A~·l~"*lli'Ne.porl eead. r~ataurkll oiler, , And don't Jet movietown high soeiety fill' you we're on the subject of salads, the rest'aurant has • : Aficionados of sOu!b· of · the· bordor colhlda •l·lqn& ·14"'-;"':a~ty to carry ou\ the old with apprehension about the tab. Mi>de~ate pnces IQ' be commended for tOj>pin{ all of them with should wiute no tilne mating track• . to the. nf!W maxtm· :about, . wo' birds with one stone -so prevail for any item on the small but select lunch-iJ'&,ted eggs .and bacoq, . . Amigos F81llily Re~iit. ant in c:osi. Mesa ... Co, m-t.o·~-n alarled·laJI n!gljt :and continues through eon and dinner menus. l).ay or night, you should start you, r meal with nut tue..da'<.~December 24, Christma.s Eve. • •-c bo I 'II I k pehsation will be autlientic 'Metican food · served in .,. their clam cuowder. At 75 cents a w, you oo • , ,_. . ·~s .~,qf year, of cOuise, a t~«>-in1>ne deal i • • I Chef Ray Hill, former executive che~ for the Newport Tennis and 'Bal~ Bay cluqs, comes up w)th a real dinner speciill iii the tenderlOln of be~ "Dock-a-Bob'' with rice pilaff and mushrooms, $3.95. And there's a supreme delicacy in the roast r8ck of spring Jamb, roasted to your taste, with asparagus, grilled pineapple and mint sauce, $11.00 for two. Other charcoal broile1 selections include ch9ice DO YOU llKE E SOUNDS OF -THE TIJUANA BRASS? -BU~T BAC!iARACH? ' Th<o You'H Uh Tiie SOuodl of , •H• Tommy 14,.Hlnx Trend NOW Al'PEAMNG AT THE I ®.&~-(f&;J~ Cock~ail 'oancing-5:30-7:30 p~m. Oanci;9 and listeni~~:lO-Clotin9 CLOSED SUNDAY , 5~6-1421 · • 21112 OCEAN AVENUE HUNTINGTON HACH BEEF SPIRITS Lunches from 11 :30 Deily except Sunday Oinn.r Jrorn 4f]O •, Nightly ENTERTAINMEN,T . Nightly except SundaY : TONY FLORES His Songs i1nd Guifi1r 2607 W. c-t Hl9lrwoy -Newport -646-0201 FRl.-SAT.·SUN. SPENCER STEAK "" =.=-.~~~ .................... '1''· 2691 Newport Blvd. , Coete Mota I 1320 Edi-A¥O. Santa Ane around a Jong fin\e . to find better. lhe warm and colorfyl atmosphere of old 0Me*'1. coold ,only ,me!n, ll\e s\mullaneoils enjoyment of a More than a few words, too, will be lavished on All food is prepaied !rub ~ally 'On the pnintses good dinner .,and the famollS Nowpoit Harbo~ 1 the soft wood paneling, lighting fixtures and bay with complete dinners stlirting:lrom $1.25. 'lbere'1 CbriJlmas l>Oefparade. It's all po&alble with a ,wlu. view that create a very sophisticated atmoophere. a wide variety of tradil!o!lal MeXican · lood .:.. boo-d~ table at•your personal ·ptd of lbe vma Nova,~ · Docking facilities make it as easy to drop in by !Oda, enchiladas, blln'llO, chille-telleno; tamlles, Ne.Wp'ort Grotto, .Ancient Mariner, Dry Dock, Stutt .: water as land. ' tacos, guacamole and otller. pldtos'bueno. · Shil'I ~ Balbo.\ P.avillon. · Either way, head your mode of transportation · , • · to the Dry Dock fo,r a very satisfying and reward-AMERICAN-,DISH&S TOO . NIGHTLY PARADE ing visit. If there's a .fuseiiter lo the·fami!Y, hOwever, . ~g ~)'.from the BeJbol.Jalandferrf , Childr. e. n 's". "'art'y · · !ding at 6:30,. lbe parade will p111 1u. all tta '( r . · l~ent splendor about .the same time you're · . -· g~;1'1th \he .llm:gundf's color Mel bouquet. Gather up the kids -a11:d while r,ou're· at it, might as weil include their neighborhood play- mates too -.and take 'em all down to ·the good Dining With ari Ocean View SijFOOO; STUKS ~D GOURMET. Bl1RW * FROM $2.95 * Entertal11111eilt ancl, ~qi!ci"nCJ Ni4Jh*t . AT · TtiE ~IAN.O, FUNK Miltu 6;11 te llJI P.M. IOI Pll.alM , . 11~0 hi l~JI A.M. BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE PHONI IJWlll Jl7 OCUN AYI. HUNTIH•TCiN '~H OVERLOOKIN& TME. PACIFIC OCEAH.·Af THE PIER * * NEW , YEAR'S EVE . " CHAMPAGNE DINNERS Served 6 p.m. to Midnight " $6~75 ' New York Steak -Steak & Lobitar -Prime Rib lobster Tail -Top Sirloin-Roast Young Ceponette Dinners l~c'!Jde #, ii 61••• ef.Clri•mp•J11-s•u~•IH-«oll1 A 1.tt., . \, ' . Atr.lgos ofl~rs American cllshes like sirloin .steak, the · Amigos twinburger, ·fried shrinip and .a low OPEN FOR LUNCH ~":~ 11 :30 to 2 ,.m. DINNERS -;..-:.., ..._ 5.30 to. 10 p.m. n~o.;~-.. 1 .~ FR.~NcH .RESTAURJ\f>IT ~ef....,,., ......,, Ce"-..... . . ' -. Serving . Our Annuel ._ CHR1STMAS .l)INNER1 from 12!00 NoO;. . ' $4" Children Under 12 -$2.75 .. . . ·~ ;·· ' 'Tuff S~.iRf'.: ' . . ' RESTA..,,RANT . . '2241 W. c-1 Hi6hwDr N<wport Beach au, '":s'o~r · > Choice ol Potofo or 11.ico , t , J DANCING--'-FUN .:_ ~AVORS 9:00 PM-2:00 AM , 2654 HARBOR· Bl VD., COST1' MESA 545-947. I ' _.. ~ttlLDREt:f'S ·CHllSJMAS .PARTY SUNDAY, DECEMIER ·22 ABOARD THI RE~lliN E. LEE . I :00 P·.M. to 4:00' P Jot . Santa's little elves will greet you in the parking area. There r~u will see Santa hilllsell chug Into tbe harbor lvith a' merry' Ho! 1101 and a big greeting for all ' · Candy. and gilts for the youngsters and i glorlou. Christmas program for alJ. -t ·' ' • Conducted by VIC GARCIA l Adalng •even more · tiue to . the occa1ion an Iha myriad decoQlad 11ilboata docl<ed along the chan-, .l l !_, ___ ,~ . p . . 'ii'!'-· ... • .. n ·VllLA· ·ROMA S,ioltlbioi lo ITAl.IAN DINNDS ' > DON JOSE G.~'-• New Year's Eve Party! , . . DANCJN6 -PAVOU -· No Cover Cherge - • • . . .uTUININ6 JANUARY· 2, 1Hf ''r . . . , · HAYDEN · CAUSEY TRIO ; . ,. .. . . ........ Jasll ----------------------_____________ _...::.:_ __ , ___________ ----------'-" __ ...._..,.. ... I I • la for NIW YEAR'S MOUR.N Jn SITI IMAllT SITI HT SITh TO lli•AMPERlD ,Tll' ,..,~T WAYI ' \Vet& )'OUt favorilti 1ame on our TV Seu -En.la¥< • ~ Btunch on tht! 50-}Wd. Llne! . \ '(, $~.QO ~\ /,. . lnd\ldlns iWt cliolc. ol a m~:)Ja.ry or $cttv.·driver ... Rr$.l\VATl~ 'p'UA'Sii nt1100. Ext 44.5 ' -'1'IDI . ' . 1- '~ } ~ . .. '· .. ; rilinltlr ' ~iht , . ;_ GrtlllllMdMii ; ,·_. t 11, • 5]t S. MAIN, ORANGE . , ' Continental Cpiaine I C0<kt1lli •.n ·:.:~ Servi~ ;, Luncheo.n ~JD!nfler Monday through' Sllli.rd<ly. • •I ~t cL;.,ecf'18~yf t ·I .,. ~ OJJtm jcn" : ' , .. ~!'~ o.z,: We ere I loo1ted .an• tKe 8iiJt01 Str9et f \ide .. b•- twe-n•Mullen1•nd. Bluett i nd thi Ma'( Co·.·• • \ • \ '1 .1i~ ,_. ,. ... llil I \ \ ~~!Id: chicken, cMclll1 cjlow llleln, •u fqo .)'OWIC, 'l>lfli !ro"l ~ lo roci, and boldJ M141.Cea yoq · • 1 that t •ce1r .. : "''-ot' 11 h~I .:!..~, barbtlcued sp&111rltii1irhid fl'tsb lhnmp, frl.i rice, ,or old lltihal or):Omervallv•• "''Ii \....:...."'\bU lo ne cas w ww"''llUI i n::4.IC\OuonJ on almond cake and tea. ... ~ ~ the water. ' . f . , A la carta items bigbly ncommt!lded are Ibo "be b'°"!! -if not Ulliversal. ' ., '!' You'll feally mlu-<111e of Ille boild4Y seasoq•1 aweet-sour pork, •LBO; Clilnese pea cboW yuk, , LATIN MUSIC "' .• bright.est ll)~.jl 11941-can'~ enJl\Y llll,1hla ~ '!::t.ry among elgbt varlet!!! of abrln/P .dishes,, ·Up AMhelm way, the excilillg Latin a Ing dinner la ..,. ,ol lb-~eollcDecl mlaU-r la price~ $1.35 th fi.65. . \Of~~ .Hernandex~ Ibo CorraJ Brotll'" rants. Otherwbe, settle o~ 'nlChint tberililil fro11f ·Slag Chinese Cutno II sllual!cl near tlie ~II'· ,drawlnt near capacity crowds durlDg the the blulfs on Cliff' Drive or Klllp J!oll4., ' ' port pier at l,11 21at Place. I\'I poulble lo enjO)l lbe : ,lhcur weet.nlgbta In tlie. lifaln Lounge at the Dil•lf' • · , ; entire menu at llome too by siinply pboninf Jn and land ~, , , • · If Stflg 'C~ese Casin~> p!c~g_ up .your ~~1 ·• ,.., ' · -· ' '· • • , Setting somelhlJI~ ol a recotld for 20 years of Musfc, MUliic, Music .1 '~ .. , : _. , . • , ,r"· ' continuous operatioq..m the ¥'•,'Newport Beach's 1 1 1 J. rdi ~fr~~~~ ~~~~~P~~~:U,0:,~!e~.:.,t ente~\',,!:lf~~~tP!!4:,.~:.r, ~~ ~ ···qi~ =4·~a'l''J:~~~~~~~'1 ·v• it'" · • none sow.i, for out 'n' aboulers who want their r ,engagement alid can be l\eai'cl 4:301o 7 p.Di, ~ · " performers llnt rank, Get out your t<J&.tapptng ,, "4ay through Friday. • t'. · • shoes and take in both acts. Hernandez bas sevmi recordiDV tli Ills CHIUt, · ., , lncl'1'1!Jjg1 al~·~· wlth:tbe late Nat King Cole and 1 ~ Jidfe LOoooiZ""' -· • Many of.''tbe' Crisino's regulars date back through two decades to the resta'\mmt's founding in 1949. Manager Harry Yee, however, welcomes every first·tirne patron with the same courtesy ac· corded cuslom')fs of many )'~r.s,.pa~g. KIDDIES SPECIAL . ' And he takes pride in1 noting that the price of the special children's plate -$1.00 for soup,' chow mein, fried shrimp, steamed rice, almond calje · and tea -hasn't been upped since the restaurant opened. While other costs have risen since 1949, to be sure, a tab at the Casino will total out surprisingly low for the quantity and merit of the food. For that reason, it bas built a deserving reputation as an ideal spot for economy-minded families. If fancy trappings and exotic surroundings are a necessary adjunct to your dining pleasure, Yee's establish.ment won't fill the bill. The interior is plain and simple to the utmost. Those who place emphasis on tasty and satis- fying Chipese dishes will have no cause for re- grets. In a wey, qut.'n', ~bouter is reminded of our favorite and quite ordinary appearing Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles -located, not in tour- ist-ridden Chinatown, but in the \\:holesale produce district on San Pedro Street. BEST BUY The family style dinner al Stag is $2.20, proJ>. ably the best house buy. You'll receive soup, al~ Real Cantonese Food eat here or take home. MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW FOR OUR Gala New Year's Eve 1-;:. I J ··~:;' ) Party r • ' CONTINU O.US ENTERTAINMENT PARTY FAVORS, SPECIAL MENU Fun For Everyone FROM 7,00 P.M. ON llO COVIi · llO MINMJM iRegular Dinner Me nu ... 5 to 7 p.m. I The first of these -Johnny Smith. and tlie Alphabellcals -is holding forth at the Whlte·Horse Inn, 3295 Newport Blvd., Newport Beech .. You can catch them )l!onday t.bru Saturday from B p.m. to- 1: 30 a.m. Leader Johnny 'Smith, who alternates between drums and VOCl\l•; IJ joined by Eddie WilllamJ baSB :. Furman H~ynes, drums and vOcaI.; ~ &led, piano, fal, drums nncl vocals; nncl claucle Chandler, gulter, . When a group like this comes up with every· "Where It's Happening!" l lll MARTINI COCKTAIL LOUNGE COSTA MUA New Year's Eve P•rlJ FREE H-S,:=""' NO Rnenatlons Cover -Minimum . FIUT COM..._,IUT SnylD . CHEF MAnlACCLA'S SIASHrm DINNll All.,.. caw 1..., .. ...,. Nit .. 1Sc RfSTAURANT-DEUCAlESSEN-UOUOR STORE XMAS DINNER -TURKEY,.HAM OR DUCK All th• Trimmings Complete $3.25 . . . ,tl!f OS ROAST YOUR HOLIDAY TOikii!!f H.il .,.,. -STUFFED U .00 -OR BUY ONE 01' OUltS Ko1I"(• lt1ll1n and ENrm111 S p1cil1lti1~ -Evrop•111 ll~•ry 011 '. tfi• pr1ml1•• -6011rm•t C11t1ri119 Swvic•. Glenneyre & lhalla, laguna Bch. 494.9494 i ' . To Add to Y.W.r Hol1d1y Pl111ure . T H'E · J4' R' C H E S Wiii bl ()pin Chrlllmll Day ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY C•ncli•d Sw•1t Pot1to11 Dinner will be 1erved from 12:30 3334 W. C111t Hwy., N-rt Blach 6'16-8817 • t • NOW APPEARING AUTH_ENT1c; none MIDEAST ·a . ~ ~· . ,1. . .. - ~r . We Ger -Letters • FromJDO&ie Ciltanese of c .. te Mesa comes lb.- followlag 111ggestlon: "After the theatre on Friday evening, my h111- bancl and I dropped in al the Breakers Regent's !loom in Laguna Beach. What a lovely surprise to find a quiet atmosphere, soft piped·in music and the wbOle 1surf' scene. "· 11We highly recommeDd it for tho&e who want to have .~eclusion ,rather tpan crowds and noi.se on a night oul We hope others will find it as relaxing and pleasant as we did ." Thanks, Mrs. Catanese. We're sure others will. The . Regent's Room is loca(ed on the ocean front, end of Laguna Avenue, directly across from the Hotel Laguna, ', ., , N~W ·~-EN ' IN NEWPORT~'S N~EST HIGH RISE ' LOOl(ll'IE! ~NJGN THE BAY . FEATORING . EA~·fOOD AND LIVE MAINE lOBSTER ., .•. ~L!NCH -:'()INNER , SUNDAY BRUNCH ACROSS FROM THE ARCHES ANO NEXT DOOR TO VILLA NOVA "2·'4291 MEXICAN ANO ...-.ooo DinMrs trom $1 .25 Pronto T--foo '-;1 •.• £ -~"'--·· I GB'l_:.AetlUAIN'fBD SPECIAL I ~ . ! ' • With any dine-ID or €>}OFF I NO COVER -NO MINIMUM : :r~~~':o~~·h·a~~. ~ D : I 01'19 W t.ml'1 •iU. lhl• coupon durln• ned ftn dlJI Ofl/'/. I HAREM DANCERS FRIDAYS AND .SATURbAYS THE CASPIAN I Callaheadl0<tak0homod;nners . I ''70N ... ·~ ~ --uz-· I ... 28E801:17th-/Coota ...... /~ I owport.---M• --~n• I Also, pwiEDk WtU CQ,Vll!A •MARINA 00. REY ' GWllW!, !t10n Solo ··---------~--~--· " ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• j -.:..:... ~-~ -~~--~~~-'------~-------------...!L- • • .. , .l CHRISTMA,S .'.~~,U 1. , • . ' at t~e '~··~ @~ Cliolce of S~p or T ossecl Green Sa led with Choice of Pressin9 Roast Tom Turkey···"········· 3.75 ' · Gib~t sauc91 tppl• and celery drfssing, cran- ~.b,rry sauce, whipped potatoes, 9reen peas Beke'!l "Vir9it1ia Ham . : ....• ". , 3.75 • .: • ~tmpagr,,e S1uce, c1nd1ed yams 9reen pel~ ·Brea.it of Chicken 11 le Kiev-,·;• ...•. 4.~0 <i' 1 Served .with wild rice, a1par19'1s, aye• P•r19yeux Half Roast -Long Island Duckliiig •. 4.50 Served 'with' wild ric~. '9r•en P.~s. s.'luc• · Montmoreocy .. , 1 ;Prime Ril> pfEost~rn Beef, au jus .. 4.95 · I< • • • a•ked pof1to, fiorser•di1h sauc• ' Broiled Ne>1r York Steak ........ _:5.85 Baked potato, 9reen' pea• ' Chqice of PJ.iinpfin Pi• Miftce Pie, Ice Cream or· Sherbet . -.~ Coffie -·r ea • Milk '. ..·' ~ ,, . . . -' ' ' ' . , -._ildr•~~s COmplete Dinner! frOm $2~5 · ·' ' • ""'" ' ~ • J ., . • · . ,Res;ry,ations ·~·,,.,ii'~~ l,1~1 . .. -· 21l12 0.0.·A-. H•tl ..... llooQ; ~ . . . NEW YEAR'I EVE PARTY FllOM 9!00 P .M. .. BUFFET DINNER -CHAMPAGNE PUNCH PARTY FAVORS DANCING -ENTERTAINMENT $ l 5 ,., ...... $~0 ... c..,.. .l ,~ o,~EN IAll-411 you can ... •nil llrlftlr. -! · 'RESERVATIONS IN ·THE DRIFrNQOD LOUNGE NIGHTLY ~· . . . In the Dining R~ -6 to 1:30 1;1.m. Direct from • Seven-Year ~ng11gemertt at Ln Vegh' ••• fABULOUS . fLAMINGO THli BOB SIMS Ti.10 IN THE VELVET KNIGHT ROOM A RETURN ENGAGEMENT . OF THE SILER BROIHIU ·~1 .... ' . t:30. P.M. to J1JO A.I!\--;.. _:~I ' ~ WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY WElkLY ·.,., S.rwln1 Dinrwr -S to 10 P·n'!· -01ncfn1. CLOSED MONDAYS • · · NO .MD'llMOM NO COVEl't .• ""' ·-1-Coli 875"'°'00 1045 , Blyskle Oriwe, -lleW,ilOll · -. • YOUU ENJOY OUR UIDDAY t~FAEl\ SUNDAY l2 P.M. TO 4 P.M. . BIBY ... -WTll I 1•--W _, __________ "":"~="":'~-~·-----··--------·-----.. -.... ""t"-"':11 ' \ '""1, Ooctoobor IO, 1'68 CHASES ANOTHEJ,t VIC'l:IM Anim11ttd Film Futures B1atl11, Other Unllkely ... CN11tu1:t1 . . . THE BEATLES STRIKE AGAIN . • • ' . (Continued from Page it) "Yesterday,""Michelle," Spaniard in .tbeWprk!."Tittae . 260 . • IXCLUS~ AlllA ' .. GA~NT s_. ... Nllhtl'( ... ti.II .. ...,; i "' , . . ......... 1110 Mtirlr •.• , .... s.. .. Ji "Hel"'' and "Love You 'l'oo." boo"-full of the onl"'"" where, Monsters, Green Phr-., ~. w ~ ·..-:! enology and Holes. SINCE BEING discovered ln which a1ao ~vens '1Yellow ' 1960 in Liv!l'J)OOl's Indra Club Submarine.'' were dratn1tlp;I , CllARACl'ERS THEY meet hy the iate Brian Epstein, by the Royil Sha• , . occ. • • along the way lnclude the U.S. tho Beau,.. )\ave become the Comp&llJI dlJ!lni tlle· .II"' (C..-From Pqe zt) cavalry, Kbig Kong, Paul's most successful, powert\11, ducUon of the mm. _0 .. 1,..1 saure ·"'Pb, What a clean old grandad, cowboys, popular, and Influential at· .. 1~!~ ~~1;111•~.' u;;:;: War" befcire tA .. ; .. ,. tn-1nd.lans, Lucy in her Sky of traction in show business. ~ .-,, ~~ ~and tt:tuminl -last, ·J,)iamoPds, and the Boob,· a None of their records after and wrHea JDOlt. Oil '~ ' poetic --.... 1r1cation of t h e the first "Love Me Do " has BeaUes' music. l.lao UV~I January. She went back to t-""'... , • • born, Paul Ii· a clas&icll New York a few monthll later, "Nowhere Man.' . sold leas than ball a mllllon music-lover wht helped ttlr but this time she found It Their •:Modyasey" clirna~es copies. As of November, 1967, Beatles bring b.aroqu'e was the agents who had Jost In occupied Pepperland, which they had sold the tabulated 1 •~ ••• 1-""-I- has '-~n draim{d .Pf colo.r, equivalent of 210,000,000 single e egance "" pop mWl&I;, "u111 interest. ........, aspect of his personality ls VNDERSruDY muhlc, and happiness by the discs. T~ h i s t o t i c depicted in .. YelloW , Sub- "I found one agent-who was Meanie!.~ It's music v·s · muslcograpby includes hoJdi.Di marlne" when be 11 first seen just getting started; 8D4 he . Meanies and guitan against single .chart spots 1 tbroueh' at thei P1arlo u a• l(Om1. said, 'Why don't you · go try · splo!Ch llUllS unUI a surprile 5 and album slots 1 and 2 RINGO .rrAIUI, a ...... out for "Bair"; you're .weJrd endiilg carries the ' fantaatlc . at the aame Ume. old· LtfffPQdlilll, plan d1$ enough.' l d2. and jual blrely fr•l"•.~lgh,Hnto tlle lbeatre. Tbe Beallea' !Int Olm, and ocCu1onf11J 11i1p;1 l!e made it-I~ the Jead's "Yellow Sub marl n e" United Arllsla"!A Hard Dfy's joined the BeaU... in IN.t- understudy." · featurea four new songs by Night," received' un-Hill name ~ • tne After three months the girl Tbe BeaUes:1 °Hey Bqlldqa,'' precedented acclaim for a pop seven rings be weari on both V1ho played ~e I~ orj.ginally "All Too Much," "Altogetlier music movie, from ciltie1 and hands. He and' Maureen rre left the show and Diane step-:Now', .. and "Northern Sona.". public ante. The free-form P81''9ltS of Zak, 2, and JalO!i. ped into )\et part. The film aJso brings to life film in which they played born in August, 1961. r She played ·u for months nine Beatie classics : the title themselves on concert tour, "In ''Yellow SUbmarlnt, before she got the Woody &Ong, "l\11 You Need is Love," marked the rise to fame of Ringo ls lhe comedian ot t ilt! Allen offer and gave "'Hajr" · "Eleanor Rigby~~"'Se.rgeant director Richard Lester. quartet, the one who .tzb1i..-~;;::~~!::;:=;= ' her Mtlct. · Pepper's J..onely 'HeM'ts Club He did the seq u e 1. trOduces Old F'l:ed, Leader Oflr How -doet her family f~l B8.rut." "StrawbUrf 'Fields," "HELP! "in, which Bingo wa1. Sergeant .Peppl\r'a Lone 1" about 1her succea81.-:-'My folb'' -.. Wheh J • m Silty-Fo\Jr," pursued by kookie k1dnappers. He.arts Club Band, , to ""' are' real hippy about t• " she 0Nowhere Man,"I"' ,._, iii the DWIUp .. , ' _, GEORGE HARRISON, 34, .,-· -' ' S1J1 then l'lnl, "My dad was Sky· with Dlamo"1s " and -'-------->ii • OP•N especlaily i.PW to .;aee me "Fool on the l{U,li'' pil!Js sec-lead guitJr and the youngest ~OIELTNJ'**'°-'-I•''*"~ 7tf ._ .• --._~:41 '.1 .. n\ CMit of 'Halt_ •• • i._. ' . 'tlcins of "A ""Y· In the Life," Beatie, )fOnt \o Liverpool-H!lh 'PICKW ,.,.~-· . . -;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;"i, School with John Lennon and 1J J\ . •---ia W' HA. LE' WATCHERS Paul McC~y. He )ater 'BOOKlHOPSJ • I studied electrtcil eogmeerlng, ,.,..c.t..a..c.t111e'ii a 1kill which came in handy 149-21t1 m. °""ti tltrMP Dec. ·11 DU.,'• Loclrff wUI,... • cl1Tly In creating the .ultra..aonlc 11aNt1·.~,-.-..,"•,,-"· . WHALE tlUNT tr1, 1t 1 ,... fr .. tM l•lltff r .. i.uo... 400 · sound of ~ "Sergeant Pep-Ho11,.... Pill MO Nit' - M1&. st .. ,,..,. .. T1lt,MM t71~~ 6~l-St4.S.. f~ '"'".tr••· , per'' album.' ------11--. JOHN LENNON, lbylhrn ' guitar and · liarmoniCa, Was "' alao born in LiverpooL Hi! falsetto voke is a key to maoy 'Beatle ... Yocili._Lyriclst John, ~:~, ls allo the author of "In mi OWn Write" and "A CHllDRfN'S THEATRE 6UllD WORKSHOPS BEGIN JANUARY 15, 1969 For Information, Telaphont - Mrt. C1rr, 546-6019 Mrs. Goodenough, 536-1911 Piie .. 671·6261 MllCHANTS FREE SHOW MONDAY I TUESDAY 1:30 M..._. 01dy for AIU. ........ ----==::;:=======:11 "The Gentle Giant" A whp .. My-A .... ef ..... PUN POI ALL AMS IT'S FREE ' . Merry Chnstmas NfWPOlf •U.C.M -al tk ,..,.._ i. ltW-lUe hit -01, J·IJJ.0 ENOS Tl.!~SQAY · 10 .ACADEMY . AWARDS 1r 011' ••• •• ,..... .. tlll ,,,.. .. ' Plus ' ' · ''Tlll•M• .... M•lfl a.Ir """' ........ .. "BRllllANT CINEMA ART." _.....,~.--tin..; lfor .... we 11111 w -· ·xm •. a .. w ,,,.,,.,... · Clvlttoiu Pwry. , ·1 ..,., ... . . 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' ' Plays , CIF --C~amps -' W estniinster ·:' . .;New EillMa (:Mah · ' DAIL T llLLOT ....... 1W "" ....... . ' . ' ' .. . ' F&Qs, 7541, I ·tr& fA>mpmn Hlll>flmfl;c!n!ptoo Hllh ScliOol -.a (or ill 40ib~lllliJiht Vldoey O'ver a - .,.. -and.Ila -~ llun-Ullitoo 8'odi lllvllatlooal BUkelhall tGu!nament cl\lm~p toeljhl al 1:30 Malmt llll'PrillDc lllrina. r.~~ ac1~' 1nto tontchl'• -pldmldji C9Qlell wltb .. tJl1 but iiiilmjinaal,. 7M1 vi~ :o v e r ,,.._. TlturadaY l!llh!-. · w_., fine auard Jell .Powera 11t out lhe semlf!nal round game with ·nu and is a questionable participant .for U!nisht':i 7 o'~ock tUS1>le with Hun--'=· ~ for ~rd place . in the THE GETAWAY -H~ BeaCh's Alan Hart looks for a passing outlet aftA!r picking oH a re- bound in Thursday's Marlna-Huntlngtcn game In lbe Oil City tournament. Immedlate\Y bfiii.nd Hart Is Vin<o Moll o1 Marina, aided by teammatea ~ Ivie (4&) and Kipp ~r!l (43). Al left Is Huntl!ili'IW'• Lee Wal\efs. Marina woo, 5&.49. • 'Ccmpton, apparently flat a f t e r itl preuure 48-36 win over Corona del Mar ·Wednuday night ~ln a slow-down battle and looking ahead far an apparent remat- ojl With IIlmlillloD Beaeh, played alop- llilY aplmil• Ii! Llom. llowenr, the 'l'litialiio' ..-........ 1., llrqth and team apead <f'l'lld tll!nn to their .. alrol&bl wla. }°Compton 11111.Y lrlllell once, 7.f, ID the , Cini Jierlod. bat Ilion 0 D la C O r a.d WMlnd-. IH, ID a ·~ BQt .~sh n-J-.pll QCI Beaten by A~nu;i Jn San Diego T <:Jl:lrney ' SAN DIEGO -lJC lm1ne'1 bunlball twn wu playing Northern Arizona this aftemooo in the cooso1ation bracket of the Cal WOllern ~ketball toonwnent after IUllerlni ita !lrSt d<leai of the' ....... 'llwmlay. Wttering away a bealtby lead in the second1hllf, Imae lost to Alma CODege of Mldllpn In ...nlme, 1111-71. • Alma at the hall Tbunday but c:ouldn'to maintain the advantqe in the ltreLch. .. Abna bu a acrappy team but we're better, I think,'' UC! coach Dick Davia commented. "We just didn 't plly well al all." Jrvine'a foe todw wu a1lo an µpi1tt , vlcllm in the l1nt •"1"'1· Northern Anlona loll to UC San Diego, !4-IO. -atencling Into the -period. ·I Tbot , aooting~ which wa I r-.by t pointa by .Uny tld, gave pion a IW lead llild WMlmbister wu neV.r In contention Main- Will Blanda . Go for 20th . • Dail Brodldcl: and Raiiit1 Combe ·top. ' P!:d the ~ wllll eflhl poinll ipleoa. 'Lule Olacia, COICb al llarlDa, wlllcb .. .. J lam Cm$lon toal&IJI, Ald'llli 'l'irbabel I .> Grid Season? • don't COlll!llft rlpt ..,. wltb IUI yur'1 <Jub which ..., the CIF aown. OAKLAND (AP) -G<ori• BfaDCla's 19th year in prol.,.looal football ma y «iiie, :it> an end ~. lial 'lfbo'a Ip sat there .... , he • lllth? ' > . WJiiB',lllo QOkhmd llalde'1 bolt the Kalllu City chlel1 in the -l"IMll.o haD Leque'1 Weataru lllvlalm _,_,,, . ....,.,.., c ...... 011 Wllhn!Mttr (41J Nttflftl> J I I • 3 2 I I ' I l t l 1 • J 2 • 2 ' 2 2 t ' l 0 ' 2 • 2 • t I I 1 0 •• 2 I 1 • ' 2 1771241 Hlltvfltltl .. _ II:"" .,.._ "1erc1 ··~ MCLl11rl" ftlchll'OWI Tot1l1 " " " " lt•IJI 2 • .. ' 0 , 2 3 ' I ' " ' 2 lJ J 0 1 10 l 1 3 l 0 • 2 • 1 I t t 11'1'111 ....... ..... ..-.. . .,. ~.... ,_, Wtlllct 81kff Sw•I" "'"" 32 11 I' 15 T61t11 ·~ ., ... ,,,. ... lt It II lt-75 t1111-•1 I . ~ '. ' ' . ' Yli'i4'.·a Top Grid Mind ~ I For Perfecting Offens~e ,, I , " . -. ByEAllLG~ OI .. 'DM" "" llilft The phone coll lut Frldoi was from Marina High aaa!llAnt principal ,Emf• p-and OD the recel.tna '111.!.. 1t the Watmlnster Hlafl· 'CMC611 ' OIDct, WU ustalant coach BW Vall. Pascoe lnlonned Vall that he ba~ ' ·jull ..... hired u the 11hlellc director and head football coach at E41aoo J111h', a school being usembled now in Hiin- \in&ion Bea<:h and scheduled for ~ a September opening. The fact that Vail would be given the assignment was not a well-kept secret. . At 30, he own1 one of Orange County's more respected football offensive minds. ~ the offensive coach at Westminster for the past seven seasons, vtil bu cranked out some bnposing touchdown factor'ie!. The most recent one went 10-1 and for most oC the seuoo wu rated the CIF's second hest out!Jt. Vall'• ollenae produced a starlting 50 touc.bdowns. And with talent Ute DaJ:ryl Berg and Ron Shepherd on hend, tM Lion offense wasn't n:actly paa.orlented. Ev ·e n though he is a former quartetbact himself, Vall has no prejudices in draw· Ing up an offense. "My football philosophy Isn't oriented toward either a nnining or passing pme,'' he explains. , "My flllllooopby II that you &et the most on of what you have. The material detenninel what you do with an offense. And 1in<e I doo't know what kind of material I'll have at Edison, I don't know what my teams will look like." F.dlson.111 football program is off i.nd running. Vall is taking applications for coaching ualgnmenta and a !P'<)UP or pi'ivate citluns bas begun a drive for the coostruction of a football stadium on campus • Two other district schools, Fountain Valley and Marina, don't have stadhmis. Vail ls ai.<> sweatin( out 1 dlstrlct , Bill VAIL Perfects Offense ., , houndirf• dispute In Fountain Valley:' About 91 Fountain Valley students are_ involved in a parent protest over pro- pot:ed boundari~ for the new school.'• attendance district. • t The area ta between Garfield and Ellle and eut ol Brookhunt. (• The Orange Coast area football picture' Is considerably dUferent now than when Vail WU quarterblcking Hunthlglcn l:leach lll&h in I~. lie played -oi!' lackluster year at Orange Coast (lie WU hurl and played In only 1Jwe illllledY be!,,.. matriculating to Whittler College; , There, he played on three chamo pionsbip teams and was an honorab19 mention small college All·American hl.s senior year. He played in only faut" losing games in three Whittler seasons. The F.dison job is only his third ainoe' college days. UCI'1 freshman team was more sue.. cesslu1, beating Puadena College, ~ Jn the firlt rooud of the WbtW.er College frosh -The yearling Anteaters }>lay Cal State (Long Beach) tonight at 7. UCI, now 4-1, had 1 4i.!O lead over IJCI wu badly burl by the premature exit of center Mite Heckman, who fouled out with lfi mlnutea to play. Abna bad a four-point lead in the overtime at one thne. The aame ended with UC! getting a rebound off a m1aaod Alma free throw with two ......is left but being.unable to pl a shot oil. UCI had met the aame situation at t h e end of J'e8111alioo p I a y -gaining posaession wtth two seconds left and i.mable llhoot belore the buzzer. B\llld&'• role will he Umited to klcklofJ •1" pointa and field goals· ,.. the Raiden. Bill II IOl!Mdhlng lllould ~ to O.kl•M quarterback Daeyle 'W ca, Blanda baa allown ae ~ 011C1 ibll year be11 ready. ... · When ~ WU lnjund, Blanda came on to have a br1llllnt pme. ·. Alter 10 1Nr1 with the Cbtca;o - of It. Nallooal Foothell Loque, ..,.,. wl\i the Houatoe Olien 'al the ML aiid two with the Raiden, Blanda'• stallltlea ~on the ,._, Eagles, Tritons, Diablos Post Tournament Wins "In college .1 had a part-time job· running the WhitUer YMCA. When I was eraduated, I went straight to the· Westmln•tar job." : Vail learned the I formaUOO front• t;>ori Coryell at Whittler and upon btlt strong urging the Lions were the flnt county school to use the I in 1961. ,Al a player and coach, Vall has won' far lllOfe than he111 lost. He has · a• confident inflection in his voice and )'OU" get the idea it might be that way at Edison, too. , i" GAUCHOS TO FACE CAL POLY FIVE Coach Roy St.ev11111 Slddleblct College 'buketball team -for Ila 1blrd vic-tory al the ..._ 111 o'clock at Mlalon Viejo Hlgh School lpinat the Cal Poly (l'anona) Frosh. • Saddleback, which II M on the 'aeuon, already holdl a coo"1DclnJ IS-73 win over lhe Broncos at Cal Poly a week qo. . The Gaucboo all« a rather alllkey start wldcli .... them dMp their llrat lbree games have now won two of their ·lut tJwe llarta and will be aboollng I«~ aeoond llralPI ~ loelPI. ·Rustlers\ UC IMM'"' ....... C\lm""'-" 6 I .. 17 Hlllh.orl Al-Clll """'' ' I J 11 ,....... tl .. lJMll • ~ l 1 5 1 \lffld!W"""" .... 67111..,_ Stblnl .. ' t 12 .... _ FGl'lltW J I I 7 L ...... ...... tlfte l 2 I ' F11zK G~ldl I t 1 2 '""""- Ttta• " 21 » 7t Totela tt.lftlmit IC.In: UC/ 41, Aline X. 2 I 4 .S ' ' • t I I 4 11 1 2 • ' 1 t I I J I l 7 t • ' 10 1tn21 111 UCI ,. ...... <91 PMMIM (ta> """ ~ """,. 1M«t .f1S1111:9" JJJt 5"INt!'I 2 l t 1 Mkhli-1 4 t I - o.er'it t 1 S .S Ltrw 7 J 4 1f I t I 21 0.lldtrMll 4 i 4 11 ,.. t41110ubt 11Jt HtfM ' 4JllOL1ytooi Ill J J.a-1e1tPtrt• 1 11! WlilMI fflM 1 • ,. ,t Mtrtl., 1 , • • •lflllr 1 • • ' Tottll 33 16 1~~ T01tft !1 II 11 ., H1lmnp ~: .,._, fniell J7, .....,..,. a lie bu -1.m polnll .. • 1111 ellra p;lqta,. Ill) field goals .... )>lae loaclidown ntllL Lou Groza boldl the NFL recOns fir points -... wltb l,Jll. 11111 -total includes two yean ln tbe old All- American Conference. Blanda has completed 1,117 of 3,880 passes for 21,m JaM1 and m -. ' This year, just to prove that Otorat lm't resting 00 hla laurtll, he - 117 polnta, ·~ b1i1>er1 ID 'lbe '"-• converlln( lt'al 11 lllrt Point allen\pia• and bootlna 11,a1 14 llald goal.I. Win, 1·03-85, . OC .C Loses • z.t edl• and held • ,t.1 OflYUlale. tine mW~u Into bolllUtlu and alter thal lt WU limplJ a -of wllal the llnal maraln al victory 'H114·111. Daft Prather ...,. llroalb '1wllb bll bell e. ol the -olfllar It pololl Iha DOii • ---al'*' abort~ He llCOl'eil 15 tile fint ball and II Iha IUI :IO mlnuteo. Brian Ambmlch (ouled out early In Iha MCQl1d hall but 11111 man....i It -• ·It polnta. QIUt IUrtln afto hll ti and duded Iha Trllle with • nunlber al lllealo. Other Tbunda, ...,.. aaw CMrrq !ndlng Cyprus, 17.fl: ML SAC ovtr lftll, tHl; .Pi-.IJ . ...... Lo\ rbor, ·107-7&;· Eut u'°' r Ip p la a ,• • Compton, tl&-12 and San Diego Mesa over Pilomar, DT7. ...._ "'•' lltll ........... un ....... • fltlflf. ~ II! ,..,_lclllft lll 6 ~ IJl11°""'9 4Jllt Pr•lfllt~ 1• J • • ,...,.. 1 t J l -.iw Jltlt....._ttt I ll M.,..._ 1141JJ-... 1111 5: t •tl L .. tl 11' ''''°"'"'" •12 11 •tit et.A 7J41t ...,...,,. • I t ' Hel"tttlfl I • • • °"""""'' 1 I I le 0,.... I I t ICliWldi I e J • • ·~ ~ J.~ ,J Tt1111 » lt It U OflflM C: ... I 11'1 ,.,.,_ " a: t14111tfW • 114 11 •' t 11 v•1r, • ,,.. 11 .... , .. , .... "fl" 1'V!'N'r 1 l I CPlllfm,s ' 14 Pt1iltft, J 2 I 11 ..,_.,. I I I = t J • I W•Nit· 4 I I le 1iW1 I t I 11 •Miki J 1 1 11 fWI I ' I I• HIN~ 'I I I ~ JI I• TMI" • 11 II 1t ?tttlt W U U " tonight at I aft.er the Trltons hid no trouble handling Fontana, l&-42. Sib Clemente beld the Fontana aquad to only 10 polnta in the lint hall. Eric cbrl1tensen Ind Sal ~ hit In double flcureo for San Clemailt u the pair pumped in II and 11 polnta. MI.mon Viejo fooncl I~ lied with Servlte at the hall, .a, and daadlocked at the r1na1 buaer, .-. but 'Sleva Weal and Rudy Holmes combined for set•n polnta in the overtime period to tuure the Diablo win. West. finiJhed the game with IS pointa. Lquna fill to Saddleback, SJ..19, as the Arlllte could relfatar only II polnll lo the Oral hall. ....... ,., LA At.:nll• (H) """" °"'" ti~ ........ ~ 1 I I I....,_.. Wlllr.rtll 11 • 1 '' °"""'*" =· t t I I NitMI'*" ,., '~ ~.,. 111 ,,,,........, Ytiw. I 2 I :t ftll- JOl'ltl I I 1 I ....,., 1111 ,, .. ,. . 2 1 , • ' I ' lt ' , ' ,, I ' 1 ' J , ' • I 1 2 1 I I ' :t Tltlia 1t 14 11 SI T•ll II 1t 17 SO U.-hMtl· ("1 .... l .. tM (•II fttlllf" flfllf. J°"'" Jt212Ktll 6l •J12 Wlerbt'tn.kl ' 4 o n \IMf"ool 2 1 2 J "' ' l I I 2 ~lltt I t 2 t . 200 ,,......., I ll J llJt OtlM'I: 3 11 1 H_,,. I I I I 'Ntl'ftll t j I IJ IUllMl'fftl" I I I 1 Tllflft 1t r 1e" l'ltlll n 1 11 a .. °"""' ,... '"""*It ,., """" "'""" l.ol'r<tlltrdl TIJ 16~ite 11 1 2 Chrblwlllll lt I 1 2' ,,.._. t I 2 6 AJltfl ,.,, __ l l JJ .......... :I •••• ~ • 11' ~"" 11 eJ~ 211• ...,., 21l ........ ,,,,, Mljftr 1 t I J OtlltrW I I I I Monarch Cagers ~ Drop 59-56 Tilt To Norte Vista NORCO -Mal<r Del lll&h ~wu stunnecl Thlll'ldo,y night by Norte' Viale, 5Mll, rele111ling the Monarchs to a Ital with Aquinu this lflernoon al !:SO In hopes or 1teylng In conttntlmr for UUrd place ln the Corona lnvltltlonal hukelball toornament. The Jou dro~ the Monarch& to a 5-3 seuoaal record tn what coach Jerry Tardie tanned hla club'• ..- performance ol the year. Despite the poor simfing by llie Monarchs, they trailed by only a point at 45-44 with 2:17 left In the game . But Norte Vlsta went on a scorinc streak and ~ Mooan::hs added to lbelr downfall w I t h numerous fouls to aalt • the .came away. NOiie Vlsla canned II points via t1W frte throw line in its 20-point fourth period. .. Warner Raes I e d f.tater Del scorus with 11 • M"9r °" , .. , M-. 'I • ..,_ , I 1 H4!1• T!fM tr I JI .,., •11 · 1• 4l II 4 WtlllH " ti " ., . : . ' • • • ' ' t • 6 I 4 It ....,. Yllt1 lllJ ' "' "" ....... ' • 1 ,., I ' J lt Ml ..... vtlJ! CNI ..,... '(It) 1 ( ....... ••• , ~V"l'~,."'-. '='"1'1~ ~~ MNi t I, I 6i 111 t t t Hlf'tM 1Crtl1 I ' • ' '''"""' I • I I '"" Htl"'* • I I IJ •t11tt • 6 S I 1 ~ltllll Wittt 11tJ9= ll J ll Tltt91t Mll.lftrtMll l• >111 ' 1 I I I Mtllr Ottl a • o o ' J ' 11 1 0 ' ' I ' ' ' l'O ' • ... ltttll 1 ' ' ' S 1 I , .. l 2 I 111 , " , .. II n 11 •• , l ... • 11 N 11 .. l•ll ·2' U 16 U ""'9 Yltlt ktr•.., o_,." •11 111t-• t IS II M-•i! - . t-I ' t• ;J. ••• ' •• ' ' < ' . .. :y.· > r~ ... I'• • -. Ila ·. ' . .... en f "' •)' " ~ •lfi "" lit'' ,.. >b I ,.. nl' !Ill st "" •• "" '1 ~ " 0 h ~ • ~ I r t · t ' • • • I ,. • ' . .. -'.. \. ,,..,, Dlu ttr •, lM tilY- Cancer . ~erttme Batta ·~sliil-Ors W: i · Monare~ Smash · ' .~ • MesaJis , CoetaJll ti. Hl&h -·· balllllball oquad ~ Cllll of 'U. 40lh ID1'IJal U.?1QllQD BelCia bMtltkJna1 ... .....,i ThllrldoY nlaht --Ing an 17-'11 laoa to ~ in a "°"""''\IOO -pmf at ·a..!'1••• s.eb.. 111t lalll • dr....i I h 1 Mn ...... ·~·fDM enlalill 1111 dovlaa -tioMI-~. ,....,.. .ver fn the • teol-1-LU......i • Ule ~ ~ lo •• quid: 21-7.~ -·-...-~· ....... ""'·IO -·111e mi'ril!> unl,ll lull:y, alter t-·\>erjodi, 11-• 5polnl •ll!Old-Tll e Laacen ullllr.ed.a lull-~ pma ellecllvely lo I~ n~· turnovers wbleh wrecked the Meu offalve attack.; · H~, the toQls coin- mltied 'h}' ~ In the -,..,1y ilOutnllJod the actit ' · J' . . . ' . ~=-~ °""':Inti ........ y la the barUy Une. '!'be Mnilonp, -· -:II) free throw . ' l ~ ' ""--, . , \' ( .. :0· #I \.. ~. I . . . ' '-l> ' ---.. Golfers do not •1Jt11d nalrly anouel! llfll~acl· ,Ing their shots for the groans. It'' more fun to 1at out ~ ban& ~way with ~YI • Y•t. chipplna ~ Is tha qu w., lo cut strok'es from your score-1ssumin1 YoUr putt1na is in good shape. Most cotters miss S1Ytr1t 1f11ns In -h -rw~. Chippln& lhO!I ~ .. 1 major fac- tor rn ~ring. If Jiii! qow chip up for 9n• putt ot1 l50 per cont of your ·shots, practice until you can do so 75 per cant of the. timt. Chip a ba1rolt of balls to the hole ind ~llP, tracl!. o( what pere111taH you cap put wtthln 1 pifttar·~ilh of the cµp. MOil jbHars oould cut at least two strokes ptr round Iron\ flillr -ii lhef.coµJd ,.11'down In a chip 1nd . ono putt on 50 pe'r drit more of their shots.frotn' iust off tha the a:reen. 4 ~ 60r.;,.·*"'.._'-... I . "H.ITTIN~ THE .flioNs• -. , lie~ 1oltd grip, o\a11co clld swing pointers to bomt Jn:in,play CSKI lowtr 9')1f 1coret. Send 20¢ ~ a 1t1!"ped, 1elf..addressed envelope to An)o!d Palllifl'11n'Clll!' of this • ._.,. pporlunlllfl. ' eosta :1o1 ... narn>wW the Sports In Brief COllllderably ' In llJ&----~.,.._---- ourth quarl<r uWlzlnf Its t~~~::=:~ , Slumping Pistons . most ol the damage · In .-• be Muslanl!O' win Wednesday ·( ·' over Santa Ana Valley. Gregg En-'hit for 13 • and Chuck Y ertey chip- In with 12 . Get Walt Bellamy ._ .., ......... c11111 ~ 1 11 11 ~ Dll"l"DnlT _ The Detroit ~ 21 11 26 lf.....G' p~:!..~-... ~ Th"-•ay up with • ltard"arned M ~ecialoll over the Kings Thun· day 'Jllllrt. 'catt M-. cn1 ~ ~· ~ ... ..,... ·~ ~ '~ 11~' that j.lave DeBttsschere · ha!: o o 3 • been :b-aded to the New York ~ l ~ 1: Knicb for Walt Bellamy and ; ! ~ : HQ1,ard Komives in a Natlona1 ' , J 1 :eaketball Aaociatiop deal. ; ~ ; ! DeB~ has been with • 1 • 1 the Plstonl for seven years ~ ~ ;. ! Qd was their cOach . dtiriilg n if u n • t8e ~ seasons. He was ......., J:' n ,,. ';; a College star at the Universl· : : : ,, ty of Detrojt. . ' ATLANTA -Peach Bowl olllclail sa1 13,000 Uckets have been I01d for the football club -~ Florida Stalo and Loulliana Slate. Tbe Bowl'• tint contest will be Dec. 19 OD 'Ge\>rgia Tech'• Grant ll'leld, wlllch seals '°""' 58,llllO .falll. ~ : ~ : Bellamy hU been a .scoriN: , 1 1 1 lepder for the Knlcks after 5 1 , 11 1itut1ng tn with the old SeoU~a l'urt1 'f ! r 1 ~!Cago team ~f the NBA and • LOS.~ _ Fullback 1 2 1 4 ·with the Balttmore--Bullets,. Dan Scott, ,,boll chief job : : ~ ; Later be was traded 1Co N""1 hu' been ~ block for O J 0 D I 0 York. The g..f~ll • Bellny Si.mplan IDl1 set m 0 r ~ ~'----"--"-"-'1 pla~ college bill f~. In. cbanca 'to e.r;, the ball in ::• dtl'iia:t. · I ~ . . .., thor~ Bwl foo:tbalT game. · Korruves is a &-fOQt..1 guard . In ,-the ~ .... week of drills lo bl1 fourth NBA....... JCl!llbe !il°" .. Year's Day en-· T J ...,, <-: -qblo Stale, the ro AIU n a ~ ot 111i Univentty o1 Iii 0 R M A N , Okla. Sc!albri California h a v e n••·~ • Cliff~ .,_ ~ f-DIGlt plaJs with Scott ' Art Teixeira, whose Rio ~·• s wu • ..., was ., the ball~-. called for goaJ.leDcllng with ~-Horido College Io o Iba II two secoods !ell TbundaJ 18eoll aot In a heavy share lqlnl posted a disap-lillb~ and Southern California ol the -11 Tltursday when polntlng S.-21-.1 record the captuted a 48-46 intersectional U. Trojal ltre•t~ tbeir nm-. GRID COACH . . ... , QUITS JOB S-. 'r CIUrtfl'I t.ew:r''"" Ktrbor . ~ c ~ 1; 1::g *""""' ""'= (;sf ... "' Mlllnofl" J ' ' 12 Reect 2125 ..,_ ,,, ,,, llftdlfitdt ' l ! 1S HolmtS ,, ' ' 22 '"°"' 1114 Toi.II 3' 'JS ,, 15 u.. ............ (111) ........ '"" . ... ,~ LlnTMf' ...,., Wrlll•mi ,_. .... Tol•l1 Ml'T"'T" ·'' 2 10 • ' ' 2 1 ' 5 I I lt 1115:JO ... ' ' 10 'Jllll 2 t D 4 • , I , 341S .1A Sc«t tr o.ert1r. Col"OM del Mir t I U lf.....-'t M .. non• 11 ,, ,, 1'-5f c'""' ..i MW c•n . N '1 '" Tf' lndl 545 15 Tjlor'nptOrl • s ' s lfv91tt 1 t 4 5 1 ~ o o :s 'I Wi.. I I I 1 McWllll.,,.. 4 1 I I Orr 22•1 O'l.AlrY • • • . 0 Nettla J l ft ! Tot11t 16 17 2\-n .. MlfMb.(lt) fO " Pl' TP. Im three yean, bu reelin-bukelball victory. nlDI -ID pradlce. The ed I" the Roadrunners bead The .WUng Trojans' Don nmnlog drlD was part ol the football coach. Cremhaw took a .P.4JS from coodiUooing prbgrqm aet up · ~ -$.e ii: el r a made the Mack Calvin witli ~*®di by COICh 'ohn McKay Who ~ surprise announcement at remaining and sbOt a tiyup. ball DOl )'tt &tarted bis team ,._- 1 I 1 IS . . ' ' s J J 1$ ' J s t, 1 • 5 11 Rio Hondo football banquet Ray, a 6-9 sophomore, leaped on pas.sing drills. ~.,. ' ' ' 10 1tD 1fJ9 earlier thlll week. to block the shot but waa "I just feel Rio Hondo called for goal-tending and the 11· in a bottom.1• rut and l)Uket counted. the «tly way for the college The victory was the ruth to• be able to move cut o( far Southern Cal against two it is for me to give up defeats, wfille Oklaboma uow USHER'S the miglilal tfgbt Scotdi the football c o a c b I n i bu lost three in a row for duties." a M record. , l\lo Hondo had an 0-8-1 The Sooners led 40-29 with record tn· 111111, lndudlna 10\1 mlliulel remaining. Then 1 ..... to Oranit Coll! anil 8ou)ltilrll Cal'• lulkourl preu Golden West; and will move. f~ OU lnto numerous el-- from the South c o a 1 t ron and S t e v e Jennings' Conference 1o the -, -with z,04 lo play tied Southern California eon.. the. acore at ~all. ference next 1.U. icings Lose J\r Cage B08roN -With about siJ: !llhilds' left lo play in Ille pme. Jhe Loi Angles Kings and :-Bruinl were Uod and ~ appeared the Kings' two raWe1 would earn them I draw. Bui Ed WOllfall scored and J olmoy Bucyk tallied three minutes later and the Bruins, 80j:Ond in the NaUonal ~ League'• East DI~ w .. NOW s5e9 1ITTii Our gilt WJ8jl is origi!m! to . " ;WE·.LON.LY ASK.i .~· -.. ~ ~ -shake : , ;' " ,.· t F1$HING,~ Cfl"S IHAf' JUtr UNusiJAJ;, ' SKI ·;01ns .. ' fHAt .. UNUSUAi . •mTSOUWADlNG SHOES . ' . •EUHOUSECJ11C,~KE • RllJilru.I ~-~li! 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Ulicl lsta ~.ooo l '§aoo *'!.ft.lot wfhouse plans for 4 BR, pool i' home., ~cellent valu,e .Owner lranlferred :, ,-,"'1ust ..U plcturea and Plans Ill. our office. . Merion • ~ .'f· Build On View ·I.of · ;. ·~· F'nl!>tage with oubWH!ing ocean view. Owner will trade full price $25,950-$8000 equity. Pee lal!d- Charlotte Long OFFICE OPEN SATURDAYS , , ,, COLDWEU, BANKER Ir C~ ... 2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH Open Houses . . . THIS WEEKEND ..., .... ....,........, .... ,.. .... _ ...... _ ,.. ............. Al ........... ..... .. ~ta.,..._ -.U· ~ ... uall;I I.._ 1 ~ 11 teMy't DAjLJ PILOT WAM1' ADS. ~ -·~· .,.. .................. l'Ht .. """ te II~ acll .. ,_....._ .. ...,.. coin. wJt FrWey. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Br; & F1mily or Oen) 2518 Via Marina, Newport Beach . 642'3219 (Sat & SUn) (3 Bedroom) , 460 62nd ~(Newport Shores) NB 642-4772 . ' (Sat & Sun, AfL lO:AM) (3 Bedroom ~ Fomily or Den) 1129 Pembroke Ln. (We<tcliff) NB 548-828t (Sat & Sun 12-4) 393 Vista Baya (Back Bay) NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 12-5) (4 Bedroom ~ Family or Don) 16th & Tustin. Costa Meoa Trart Pb: 540-5183, 673-7300, 10-4:30) 17174 Senta Madreina, Fountain Valley 540-1720 (S.t 1-5) (5 Br. & F1mily or Don) 204 t Swan Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 548-7868 rs~• l ·S> ..... ** Weffffreat *** PHt "4 W•twfrwt ' Vaeant, clnn, orta. .Nie t'ell lhnl. Jup 1lot and beaut. neia:h· borbood. maey fea.· 't\Jra ·2 story colon. lal. $31.950 • • • r • - .E 1400 -GI -~ lhW '""''· ... _ >ale. dty i.16-n2t l j\TE$ ,., 1'4-117' 1RD """"" ""°" """'od Ive, o !NTS 1or ;iv-' ·ED .., .25. ;y call . " '!' Bead> ~ ' abopL l7 ~ XlDtalo 1707 __...,. mmi. ? vieW .... M-'IMI 1975 < ..i.. l tnde i..a .... 3. Bo1 !&Ch, . - od -2000 -L .... ..... '· 19 PM -200S -iate. 'tarp d OK. 2100 ;-..;. I UJlb. lJanl .wm ~ d. 1...J ;601 I tun. ... = 270$ -NICE. .nt to • $2'!0 v;;, . cau . 1-~~~~~~~~~~~.-~~~~~~~~~--"'"1'All llHTALI ~M~W.,~;~OK~•~.~~~~~~-~,l~"'~;;~~~~~~~~ ' ...... ,...,,..., "'' 11 u.M1l.W ~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~.~~=!!~~~,.,...~~Un~lw!~·~""'~"~·~ v·,,,..,_ .,.,, .. · ._ ~ii M.i-iii D!l!.,~1•!•!!1!J~!!!:!!....! ;)iiaOG W.. ,.·..-; ~ ~ ~-·.=.:=.: ~: ...... Not1U1 .Z111olllt.-ll3/ -.1'¥! bdl. -· ·wlll!LYAl,ftS l)lllMV.\·-• • J HO fGt. • . !I' qld •'llll<I' .. "'"°' ,,_. 1111m>. OCCll'lrllCT iiilif; --·..,A-::-... ':...~1ac1':: UOINo• ... IW.CMCloooa.lt .............. ~,..~-~~~~~ill;~~;~~;i ---. ...... t..i ___ .,.. .. ...,_. e91·1a1....,-1• liloo»I I Pl + ..... $1,00 ..,;.. l!t&l!JW. 2 cor ,./. 1 BR l;ie; -.. o;; JOI e' a wl ... • .... l.'le~·~·;·=;:;;l";;;· ~~ +A·-· I Belo(l!ime< mdlao.Oii,f ... ~ -Ma AW ·-..... ~-j;; RINTALS tor Ille_,.-· In> 185. 1 Br. 1112 Newporl e .r:r-.~~ ,.,.,. BR 11.....,, -Ai>\. tMV ,b\11141or .,..,"'~=1 PhoMs Are Opet1 1:00 a.m..;... 5:30 p.111. N°"" ~· Cloi.d Sui\Cl1 ' , DIAL DiREQT ~4J ' , II 1 u..u-..,.... med-~, ,,Yd w/Util UO. 1-___,., Avo. .1115 yrly 925 w BalllDI Prime ldtloo ID 1. WESTMINSTER Ir NORTH eouNTY DIA( FREE 540:1220 31" ;;p;f'fj. -... ~ -' Wllq)Vl':l>T • :llO:M -Blvd. aim:ii Amt~ ::. ~ ........ • . , l ~I 3000 3 BR. ~ .... lo Chbll l BR. ""11, ull!. Pl!. k . AVAll.AllLE ,.. "~.. •• Huntln9to1I ...... 540-122Q Llfuna ... ch --f RENT ·, .. i.U.'. 5 BR 2 eo.. • ..11 di 'J .. Im. ..... Mdb ··~·5:t>TI, ,. B=Wblto, -* ~ * :• 1 -. -.c,oadl,t<oa. C< I( ~.on., "'I'~· *°1711! Cotta-5100675-t630 Ewt642-2151 • ~.-;iJi • CU\HlPllD COUNT " .... ~. I $1!10lmo. ~ ~ ... , m.l"8 -' • NASSAll PAbMS. • ... · ri. ~=m.. · .... Utt ........................ ,...i.,.. -='·H"'""' Real o:;,_tH.ir:-.f;...~·= l7TE.1~:--~naliOI 81llloal1I.... "" Sltop.Oittter.Loe-••rt l"lfl -· llool .... N -m - -'--·-tJO .......... l -$1515• S Ill:\. lli ba, Q>lldna '!250 ... -'1Ul58 l1S BACHELOR. -"' S BR. 2 et.. llltDonf. All Riil .. '89 "'.· 19!!> SL, CM ~ Mo!IA••-•lo•l171,N_ .. _cant. •Pet_O.K0.A"!':!·= u• ,... 3551 ~~-~: w.:.... I GREENS :Cb.~~~.,,.~ ~.l!ii11u. := I • -O di• ...,....._ tap w/alley. •ownt1 Houn-Regu 11hon1 •• 1ns1 . REDECPRllTED ' bdna • NEWLY itocarated 1 BR, BACHELOR. IJNFl°JRN. H 1,...,; -h 5400 l1S-00!4 · · · · ---~ ea.ti·~ 2100 d<q, 2 Ba.-$390-.., month. "''"...,,...,av; lll5."' from $100 vn Ti'!'_ UN..:::USU-=:AL;_,.·~~-~=~~1..i ISMIOJtla Advertl•rs ,,.....~ tMcalil: u-ttt Alrl ••HJ aod Mpwt lmrnNl•ltl)' •rnn yrty bu1i. 105 Via Nice. Bernard St C.M. downstaln.-~ ... mltGlwffloatl•ne. THI DAILY PILOT •• ,""' ll•Mllty ,., .,,. ....... }' /$1•5 Plus Water ~.6f4...W ~.~ ~~ N.EW 1 Br .. dplx sep. by' 1 -2~3 ~~RM. ' EX~L~ r I I r*.l'?n91' *) ,, •h•~.,publt.hlngthladvert ... !Nftt........Ur,.n~tlme. .. " . , ~· ~t.·adulll. no Heated Pool.I,~ Caie ON-1'J4E·IEAC,H t ~Bft,: lpile, a'.tt'jl',.,,.... DEAD LINS P'O,•COPV AND KIL.Ll1 l 110 P.M. the,dl.1 ~ fli&la.OoatlOft, tJCC!;lpt "f' S bdnn bame ,oo lar&e indl· Huntl .. t ~ 3400 pe • '468: Eldeft, ~ C.nter, Adj. to Shopplnc -i&. <t led~ Aptl. ;> Si.it.'"R. 11 ai<-t~Jllr\;alr#l w .. UM EdttJon and Mona1 MOtJWll ...,... aftllng ti• ~ lsat P~M. P'rldlJt 'ridual lot Quiet ltrek.. Kida . -MING 'I'rff, Dlx. J...BR., pool, No pets allowed ~ 'f'llvinc tO ple the 2192 ~ ~ • 't'OU M·U~T HAY• KtLL NUM11.-1 Whtn klllhtf •n •d Moll'*'" 41ulok ,_,"' ~si.\IL!\' IE.AL TOA FIEDrop• ~N:~K ~~~~ ~ 2: :e=.. W~tM: ~-"~t . , tint.~ Naw S~ M~ ... wpod ::.i, !:~: :.·;:u: ~ _, th• Ir.Ill numlMr glWln )'tU ,.,. l'lif'' ad Ukff .. 64SQ586 anytime &a..2221 w lk r & lee 2 88.. deluxr; QtJ'P., dra)»H, ~ ~:-;:.~...... $150 ~ Rltt. · I EYtry .... rt i. Made te klll or o.rrect a n.-ad that hu ..... •rdeNd, ~ W9 Oll'fo S BR 2 ba. cpb/drpl. blt-im. a e , bl:ti-ins; heated pool --1119 .......... ,.,n Office lentaf · . '°70 n9lf11•""'-te·d•MuntJtth•1dh111,purH l"tM.l'l,.!• ' = ~~ c:1m~ 7682 E4fneer 1_ ·1 ·ea.; turn~ . adults.. VILLA MESA. -,-LAGUNA IEACH '.·I DIME-A-Ll,NI Adi.,.. atrlotly Cllltl In •dvano. •Y rn.all ., It 1nr OM., •• ,. Real f4tate-. Bf.2M5S10pell Eves. 54&Sl... No pets. Wattr ~. $9'.I • UTILITIES PAID • Pacific rm Air CelNfftloned, The o':~';jL(,';.'';:-.. ,.... .. thlo rl!IJht to cl .. tty, odtt. OtnM~ •• ""'* a~r •M 2 BR I: ~-Rarwt. 2~· BORMS., family tm. '3 mo. 966 W. lTth 5tM9M • FURN It UNFURN e l!:J ON 70Rm".t' AVENUZ ' 11....,..._ Pd .te ohanao "' rotn ••• na•llt!M• wttl>Out prior -W r 1 pi~ -· 174 E. .Bloclol ·lo= J!'A · 165 Blch. Apt men oo1y Extn '"'"• d<h1Xo • .. l>fflt .... •••;;j ;wu.,,. '1J5/md." ea.4l530 · 1189 548-8577 2 Bdrm. Apts. m Ocean Avt: .. H.B. news d6ct briildlnc HOUSES FOR SALE ... .,;,_, iucM = ::::'~'~"' :I ' SPACIO!JS 5 Br. Bltns, 132 w. Wilson, Costa Men Ollldren weJcome. SQ-le. .<n4) 536-1487 prlmt location tn ••M•IAL. ,•,• •. ====~ =::=:-at UUIPMl:tn' aUTAL1 ua N rt iMch ..nft crpta, drps. Avail Jan l. atory; fo.:eed air bN.t. walk-1All&BI Beedl: 14fr . 'f!:lf :.'t"'ihi n• WIQT(L.,.,,. 4hl PlfltCltftJ = ewpe ... ..,. fb18 mo. 1Jt &: i.st + $50 RENTALS iq closets; cloaed doulie $125 Ir: ~; .J 4: 3 BR. Uooed.. carpeted, ~ M•u. ft'°" 111t :£tc':1.!l" •.us : =:-.J.. a1rAtn. •tw. ~ damqe. 541)..8774 Aph. Furnished ~; priv. patiol; JIOl:1l: apta:. N~ly deeol' • ., cpta. puelff:I ~~T·w ~W:OTr-=• ;: usT •L'!.'!. -.• "'•:r.~:::,.or:-•"• ~ I/I a BR. 1" -. 1 mt from u-.. _. h 4200 ~~~ tullY eqw> • drps. Bl~. Rm\&. avail. ~A;_, ~·.ti. lo 111_,.T MllfllTI 1H'I COllONA .,_ a. ......... • Me TIJWt!H9USES beach, $190 tno. 5.YrTlff ,,......,..t""'rt -c ped p_,_............. • 2 Ch11drm OK. N'r, Beach :._~, ~S'-·~ ""'- IALIOA COY11 ::: ~..r' . -• .._... unca .... '2 BR. 2 ~ 2 car carport Ava.ii ims. WATER.FRONT 1arie duplex e 719 W. WJLSON • Blvd. A Main. dOllt ID ----i--:!~"::sT.MIOl.11 lnl IWW taMIO = ="" ~!'99 = 3 BR.: m ea. 2'Clr cupxt 3 BR l Ba. cpta drPI Newport Ille Wet bat 1n. • '46-1251 Mgr. • IChcc2s t: lbopplnc. 841-$905 per 1DCIDtb Sor .,... =~=•n :: """''.en. •w. !:. ::":'_.,,_, :,11 $200 -S250 mo: mt-ins; ~n o:ic.; nr: c1cy, iaraae •. boat dock.' ad-NEW 2 BR. APTS. :1.:::' =·~trlai ::r~~:itMU.NOS :: :::'::.Jf"" ... -. MULTN a.uu •nt· Pools -Adults only Douglas. Lease. 897-4887 ulb, no pet&. 6'B-7861 or EXceUent, park • like sur-A,DUL T LIVING eervice avallUle tor '10. uNrv1asm ,. ... w 1nr ==·~~lfTY : ::~~'r...,..,... :;: Bay · & leach 63 6'15>1758. rotm.1.1np. Ice' act~ r.equ1r-FIOM $120 All utiltUill ~d -ucesit ~~~':•.,,., 11 :: ·u.anN ••oVI: "" ::C':::"',::COU''"• :;: Rulty, ·inc, S1nte A~ Heights 3 0 .BAYCLIFF Motet $21 :50 Up' In& pea.C9 ii; qui.el. 1 ' Mi,. J~ !fct. ~. · .• •••T•LUrfl = :=:~"rJ: .:!~! 11ott. .,. .. 1111 ., .,c. '"' 901 Dover Dr , NB Suite 221 OCEANFR.oNT L r g e wkly: Ma.Id eervt~. TV, Discriminative Tenants 2312 En&tand • Apt. B _ ~ ~, , ~~~-=A"=~.!:. .. SANTA ANA .. ,. ...... ,.. ~': 645:2000 -Evn. 541-6966 _ .. __ 3 B".' ... ~ ·~<:;A· pool 455 N. Newport, NB 1, 1. 3 ,8~ APTS. HUNTINGT6N A'PTS. 6"··~c· .-1 • ...;.T,_~U· IALtoA flblNSUL• , .. SAJITA ANA MlltMTS = :::~~~-: . ""' .... . UllU•N· ·~ pn. ........ 646-3265 POOLI NO"CHJIDREN ADWt.T UVING .-. UrtA ... ........... ::~c~~ ,,.. Tu""' •111 1HVUTIOAT1.., httcflw• :: .•. \OlllU d1VE • i.e.a,q, ~-~ BAY Front sea«:. 3 bdrm MAltnNl9UI New 2 BR.' A~-~ Mo. .... ' ·1 L100 isi.m :: ~!!',•"'.• •• , ..... ,,•, ,',.,"' ,••,• ... -...,~.., ...... •''" ... o~ the i.,, .. ~,ocean ...sew. L-. . ·, •--'-> • 3705~ + den. $1911. Jncl 'IJ.emall G -R E Mh. &illlrin. Mil. Dtlue --~ .·! ~~~C::.::a':u.cM 1• UM'cLaM•wn mt ~~ """'1l"' ::: Very\ ~te •in mtcluslw ~ ~" boat slip Wlntr lse, 642-8190 • A D N Am. 1333 ffwdirwim Street SUITES or._.~ MUMT1Mrt09 ...... /°". 5 ~·~ = MASOMaT,·Ha . ::: ~oid 3 ~ ~ MON~'8Ay AREA OCEAN View, 1 Br. 1aq9 lBth. Santa Ana. C.M. 2 BR., 17' ha. qit&., °""· .. ~ air~ ~lft::c:.uu ,. COf400MMtlUM ... ~-~.. ... LOVELY OCEAN VIEW ' Apt. furn. pa&. $130. loc. Call Mrs. lleDdenon'-.."&G Bltnl, waiher'/dr)'ft'. ~ q, iectttUtal aer.-.tc~ 1utt1n au.cM Ml1., RINTALS ;;;+;;: ~••91•• • home._~ .. i.~~~~~· Lux1ncl.-2 Bdnnl. A sunroom utils. Winter, m.8088 lm Santa Am. ·Apt W. C.M. to s.n IMtto,1wi· ~MO. ca1tral ~. Ordlt OAltD•M CIROft ' ,,. Aots. Unfumf1Md nTllM --~ .... ury ·-...... ., .. U1l"'1Ut lt,i Batba. $2Zi Month. . WINT.ER Relltal 21 BR. 2 No cblldt-in or peti MT~ Qxmf)o Santi me. ·290 IL LO:~" II• ••N•'uL -~=:;;"*"" •-" ::: bll-lns, brand new lmb Adults •1'43 bet.'ll}S PM Ba. % block to beach. 12)9 "THE GABLE.S"_ NEW·2 Br. &l>t.7cpfS:~ drpl.. 17tb ~. Q(.,SO.l& , ORAN•• COfJ"'" ~= ::;: ... ~~~. ::: PLUMt.,,... ,,,_ crptg, cent heattng, 2 car ABOVE HJib ICboo1, 2 BR. w. Balboa Blvd. G4-6ll9 · Spee. J Br., 1~ ha. w/prtv. I: bltns; ~; eoOd loc. ""ot)O SQ. Ft.· db. ·ntt1 ... =~ :: ~;v "" NIWl"ORT ••H:N mt =~:,•.:"'1"1 :m gar. Beaut furn 'o'l unfurn. rusttc cbann. $140. Lea.s.e. 1ar. 1dultl, cpts, drpt, bit-SeVeriJ.-vrto ••'C:Moiie trOni. "' ....-.:- ANTON 1611 N~•T ... ,."" Jtll P'OWIR sw••fllNt ltnf Only fir the~ perticu]ar. refa. Show Jan. 3, 825 La OCEANFRNT Apt, ht iir. ns; priv. patlos, $135. $115. Call: ... I .U .... til :janlcpt;'.:M drpa,All !.:~ WllTMIMJTl'I ''" NSWll'O•T SMO••• tttl PUMI' s•••ICI ~ Immed. poss . ...-:be. V\!ta Drive Cpls. 2 lg, 2 am Br. To 2431 ORANGE -.. -·· --..... _..) ~::r:~lt~TY ::!: :=~~~~:., ;Allf r: =~' . .-.. ate. :; Private P~ 675-4593 ...... l bath 1. ta June 15 $175 mo. 642-.3837 • 636-4120 • LARGE Ne!_,~ ~.:~·· NPa1Uo. 30e $q. ft.~~ 1 • ej U.MTA ANA MGTS. IQI IACk UY 11• •aMOO•Llllil a l•tAll .... 4 tJR., J,. Ba., crpt.s.~drps, 2 BO~, %, ' irep Cf!, J 8R 3 bath. Winter. $225 G~ ...... ~t.,~-: .. m 74 ce 2 OmCF.S: -•·A 1100 .. ~:T~=· ::: ~"ro:;~:l MAlll = ==·~ kfTClllNS :: 2 frp1.c8. bit-0 n ~~pth hid utll, adultl month. 62lll Ocean Front. BERMUDA VIILAGE area. .n.uw.... .... • .._....,. ft. Parkini. btat • pi1Yltt J101tTM Tust1Jt uu 1AuOA •• 11w1No .... waterfront Leue or'lease/ t213) ~1'11'.19 Spacious 2 &. 3 Br. Apts. Loauna •-M..L 5705 reatruoms. MO M. Ntwpcllf :.~~:~Moo CMYOll :: ~::o ~~NDS = ~=~· T'::~11:.::.'~!' = opHon. 673-&Jt Aft •6 PM. Laguna Nlgue.--;701 Clpts, drpe, bltins. OCR to ~ ~ BlVlt. N.B. 6£2255. ..... u.ouNA "'LU 1111 MllHT•NoTOM ll!AcM .... TA1L01.1H• "" BLUF.FS ~ for -Corona ., Mir 4250 ahp'a • ICbls. Ollldren OK. 100 CLllP DRIVE l COMMERC. -!Kt Sq. ft.i ~=~=: ::::L :: :!t:!'~,~~y :4~ ~~~·-~ iiut. 2 \BR, 1 ~ $225 NEW 4 BR. L&&una Niguel. $110 \JP. LUXURY ~/UNFURN t lNDusr. -Qt aq. ft!, w..CUMl!"Ta 1n• 11AL 11Ac• s-M ,,._.. u..-• Mll1llt "" ma. 3 BR. 1~ bt. $250'mo. View! P'l5 per mo, lease. BACHELOR APT. 2214 Collea~ A..ve.Apt.,2, Mar Yeub'-1.eue. l 1: 2 ~ • 6f6-2l30 • i ' .. .. UAN CArlft'ftAllO 11'1 LOO SUCM ,,. TR•• lllVIC.m ,,_ Eui:blut( )teaity. (;44-1133 ~2*-1145 ' .Shiite I: c.ol.-- CA,llTRAMO IUCM 1711 N.ANO• COUNTY NII TILIVllJOM. ........ ltc. ... Clean, quiet, good locaUon. SQUEAKY" Oean Eu·-•.a-steps to .-UV-N'PT. Bch; pYt. ofc., ~ DANA"°'"" "'' OA•o•M OllOft "1' UPHOUTl•Y .,,. IMMACULATE, 2 Bl' It den RENTAL& Ideal for atw'<tnt. $60/mo uuui:: Oc:euMtwtrm,.f!!'ff!eyApt. & corifer. rm. Lee. puktq(o ~==• :;: =~~i~ ::: j01$N& EMPLOYMEN1 with lovely secluded patio. Aptt. Fumlshecl utilitiel paid. Call Mr. ::;~ ~ ~~t-~ from SJ.SO mo up. 1eue $100 till) Ml-1388 · ; ' ~:.= COUllT't r: =: = MtltlfTI = lo. WAtmlrr,. -..... Private beaCh,. tennis court, 4000 Myhre 541).llSJ Heritqe chped: JUtlt painted inside .... CdM oftioe I: bech. iMiQ MOUlll TO •• MOYl:D ,,. TVnLll . N4I .109 w.urno. ._... $4.50 per mo. Call ~ ' Gener•• Rel.I Estate le out. $135/mo, Ed Ridfe NICE 2 BR 1 BA, nice qt1al'ttts. ~tn pd, ~ c~~:"'P~ IA"9 !!; f:~:AL ••ACll :: =" 1:,':~" ,.,. LEASE, Leue I option or UNT :Z BR 1% baths, tum or RJtr. 646-ail "riew, cpts, drpa, bit-in stove, yea}1y Jene. 615-<lm. " ........ ,.MTS ... SALi '"!' I.MUM ......... .. ...,. DOMllTIC MILP ,.. Sell. 4 BR, .t BA Luxury . unturn Dupltt, pr'lv patio. IMMAC Lee 2 Br. 2 Ba prb d!Jp. Prefer oider coup. RENTALS :: ~....r;A;o : ~r..;~~~... ;:: o>ndominlum. Back Bay. 3 Room's Furniture Corona Highland•. $2Zi/mo. hltns, ·crpt'g: drpa 6 ear'. le or 1or2 ladles.~ rno. Commerclal, Houses Fumlshtd 0.1.tlA "°"" 1 11• AnNC1•s. ._ ,. cn4> 155-llXl4 eves for •PP't $25 Month 642-5355 ot 6f6..2290 Adults. n45 mo W/refrl&" 494-1769 ••MlllAL = REAL· ~S:ATE., "'"::.:.""r:°w::"' = rou. OPnON TO BUY Bai•-· 4300 $5 extra mo. ~ ew.R ==1~A~L~E=ST=A=Tt~--•IMTAU TO IMAQ Gen.,... i°ca'•NCIU. Mlm a.._,. 1Stl Newport Helthh 3210 · ·-"-bl I -.~. r-I COSTA,....,. H• TltlflUX. .,... ' ' ,.. ICffOCM,.I. .. tNITIUICTION ,.. ' (Refrigerators Av ...... e " ............. ;. __ ,. MllA D•L MU ·:: COllDCflll111UM . ,.. ~1••PAllATIOl6 "" 3 BR with pool, partly furn. No depoeit o.a.c. CLEAN Bathi!Ior Apts. 3 BQRM i bath,, private pa-··---1-W--ttd---,-990-~~::·::.~ ~-:::=-'"°"~:::. = iift=NDISE FOR,,. Rent $235/mo. + cleaning 1 H.F.R.C. Ad uttl incl $75 up .tlo, p:iot $165 mo. 646-3a20 nt11 ·~ 11 .. iooaT aucN • ·•oor.1"• tOA•o "" RADE tee. IHJ...l!MB Fum•tvre bnt1l1 315 E. Balboa Blvd. .Aft 6 & wkend!. OIPLOYED lady wanta 1 ==~ =•s = =~::L•• couaT~ = .-u~ .. ~~~.AND T ... * 3 BR. 2 Ba. Hse I: 2 517 W.19th, CM. 548-3481 BALBOA 673-9945 3 BR. Apts. ChJl'dren ~BR Untum Apt breach area tAY11t01:•1 :: ausc. ••tn'Au-'"' OflPec• fluattmi11 ... Br. Ocean vu apt Xlnt kx:. 1568 w. Lncln. Anhz:n 714-2800 • "\l'elcome. $140. Mn, Dupk1n :to SUD. Ge.J.w carport nee. =:L~~ID 1P1 =~~ ':m., = =-~· .-.o::::~ :'J nr. echll & trmr. 548-7249 · ilOID>AY PLAZ.l Huntington 8e1ch 4400 162. W, Center St.-Apt. 1 _IG-OJJS aftt5.: . :mt SQ ftiwsteblw 6 otftct UMrvmum ""11 tm,.. TllNLll 11>A•1C1 111111 CAPI. RIUTAUIW'IT Wit Dl:t.l.JXE, -~:1.adnn. UT.ILITIES. PAID Oean 2 BR:wftb utflltiea. • LANDLORDS ·• !~ .. ~ tt,~~· ~ . l•vt•• ausrna aUTAL *' UJt mourPMIWT ffll N-rt ShorM 3220 .Furn. t """ Pl tll ,. ....... .._ -.-_..,,.., IA<k UT .:: OflPICI ••lf'TA&. wt llOUllttOL.D MDOS .. .ap _... usu · 2 BR turn. Hut. pool * S125 * TREE RENTAL SERVICE Rd. 714-494-1066 ar llAIT ILUPfl lflOUl'nW. PftOl"••Tl' -...... IAU ..,. Heated pool. Ample parkina ........ Kno~""•, Apt. D, H.B. 646-2544 ', &lRt '534-tll82 n~T680 1,, ••v'"'' nauc• ~ cDMM••ttAL. .-PVRNmi•• AUCT101 .. DELUXE Modern 2 story 3 No ~No pell .,,.,.. .... IU •• COtt ..... OWL.... "" ... oumw.a•NTAl .... AP1'UANCU ... BR, 2 BA. Block to best --CM 642-Cll<:D • 536-2914 • !·BEDROOM.. no peta. WANTED yearl,y, ! BR tt:n-NEWPORT B••c• JALSOA LOTS n• NfTIQUIS •nf f 2 b' 1. -N o c C .-.<in M th ~· ~-•-M.. toa'i JAT ISU.MOI tlM RAHCMU 11141 ... , ... MACHIN•• 11• beach. Use 0 1g poo..., ... bath. Utll. FURN. 2 Br apt. downtown ear ..... ~ on I.CU on Balboa UWUaJ. Furn warehouse. Powtt, pri'v • ._ LIOO llLI 2: CITllUI OltOVll 117S MUSICAL INITllUMr 11: rec area, tot lot. etc. $225 $135; .. BR.. 1 Hunt. BC}).. A~ trQm 546-5079 Ol' 546-0451 gr unfurn. 673-61119 lie-puldrw, (213) 9U-13&!: I :~~~~.°•AC" ~-~:"=~INo•• :: =.:,",g' a 090""5 ~ · Lease 833-0371 • ~Children OK. Broker Library, no childftn'or, pet.. 1-2 BR. grdn apt. fpL cpta. MEROIANT Marine Ofticer ; ; j :?I POUMTAIN VAl.L•Y = ••IOltT raoPaltTY •• r.,•v1110t1 ,. 526 Main, SJP-~ drpg. bltns, lg. pvt. paiiO,. wants to rent rrit 'on a )'lfy Lots 61 .. tlAL SUC:M OINNll co....,. •• ,' "" ~,, • ITPIO •1• Dover Shotla 3227 l Adi ·~ ~83 "~" ""' . . . -LONI lllACM =OUT°" ITA'TW ''°"· ... TAPI ••coe••• '"' . Cott• Mesa 4100 poo . ti, no pet&.~ baalllttNptarea,.,._7 $1009 DOWN amall i-.1 OR.ANH couNTY MOt#NtAIN a NJUt nit CAMI.US a' •o\11r1: .,. Laiun1 BMch 4705 3 BR, crpts, drps, blt-1'11! · .,..: ___ .. __ io'"t bl _. _:.:;; SNn'A AMA ::: sUIDIVrl!Ofl LAMD 'nl MOelY SUPP:Llll .... I 4 BR VI $ 'IVk U Roo fo Rent 5"5 ....._,.,v_ .._IU9 STMINSTI"• •UiL.atTA,.. 111vte1 cm lf'OlltlH IOO!DI -Lov• y • ew .• ~5. . p MODERN View apt oorth Chlldren OK. $150. 1998 mt r Beach, balance $4 ,15'1 :,,i:;-.:Y~~a&OH1~ = ::•-. ':C~":'1 :: =--=~~ou~s· ::: Untumlsbed home in Dover e Studio Ii: ..;ar.b apta. end, 2 story, 2 BR. l'Ai Maple, 548-7158 CdM office I: bach. lMqi J)l.Yable $50 mo. incl ~ COAST>< BUSINESS and Mitt. wMTao 16• !:hires. yeaity lease. ~ e Ind U1ilJ A: Phone aerv. a~ 2 l\lndeclm, ..... , 1 blk 2 BDRM, crptd, drape.a, .... , ..... _. utn ...a .. M . terest Owner m ... mo C LAMIMA IUCM J711 ~MtN•aY,· lk ml Call Jobn )(a b Rlty UGo •-ll-....... .,.._ • ._ Ul2l NA 11ieu•1. IM' FINANCIAL LUMllR mt mo. : cna • Maid Service ·TV avail. ahoppln&'-breach. Very plush. praa:e. Adulta. $150 Mo. )'early leue. 675-"'621 497-1 tAM CUM•wn llTRA = IUlfffllS ~T\IJ11T1a1 .. STORAt• '"' 64Z-8235 e New Cl:te I: Bar $360 mo. 49t-9982 Call S43-8S'12 ROOM tar ttnt: W-""-ooo VACANT CORNER OGO , .,.. .IUAN CAP MO Int IUllNISS w.unao .. 1un.lUJ1• MATl:JUALS r• 23'1i N-B1Vd. ~ ....... 'e ........ -rl f ..... __ ,..._ CAflllTIIANO IUCH • IN\'JSTM•MT O•: 1Wt""1 6111 SWAl'I °" ~r-r-• · · RENTALS . VERY nice 2 Br., new cptL, '~ nice. quiet home. _....uu, Pf! or .........--.... rr:':u':~lf'T COUlftY :.. llfVllTfrlll•NT WAltnO tJH PETS and t.IVESTOCK Back Bay 3240 COLORFUL ' atmG&pbere for . Apti '-Unfumllhed ' . drapes, blt?Ja. C&!l)Ort; DO let. privileges. 642-4794 $0050. Lockhart RJty 589 w; YACATtoJli ••tn'ALJ = ::-.:.i~ = =· Pim. ......... = _, __ .. artilt or 1tudent. J...arp peta; adulta. U25. 548-6769 PRIV Entrance· l1l" bath· 1..:':::":::•..:S:::L,__, CM=::~~~~ ... • C=~r.•'ruaM. •rt ,n'nlT LOANS •m CAn 2 BR. Bltns, RLIOO'U h'plc. patio, everythina furnished. Gtn.r•I 5000 TRIPLEX 2 Br. ffitns, CJ'Pta. IJnen • oM'"· $40 'p"° "month: ADJACENT 88 x.112' Wri£ COL\.ATIRAL U)AMI ml 09GI-·· = Patio, vine & fruit tree&. $85. 1 peraon. Back Bay .0'11:. ,...,. ..... Iott So. e: .. ...--Dr RENT .LS llAL llTA'TI! \.OANS a.. I "· -h. ,., _7 $135•, 2 's•. 2 ba., atuillo•, drpe. Prv patio &: gar. -pall after 4 PM 548-3696 ~ _...._u 'I ~ , MOAT...,..S. "'-" o-111 ..,. LJVatTOCK -Dbl 1ar w wo.-.. ucnc area ,,,...,.-.,,~ ·~ mo 548-1167 N.B ea. $35,(Q) 646-8565 HouMtt~ Unfurn:lshtcl MOlllY WANTSll> , .. CAL1FORNIA. LIVING 4 pl(11 sep nn w/prv entry. · ' blt-lns w/w· children Ir: · • · NC E Ts NEW """""""' 1 Br. new , ' ~~ .,. -. G-' -· 5"1 · t ••N•UL -ANNOU EM N MUalUIQ '"'-Water pd, $115 mo. lat • .._ M•-'" ... to .......... pet OK. oo-.er ~ N--BNch 5200 ' Cltn11 Groves 6.11. COITA ...... !!•. ·-· !fOTICES ... ,._•MMllM POOLS "'' tut ....... 540-5098 ~...... ..... .. ... ~~ ~· 1.;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;=1 M•IA OIL MAa ~· ,... .~.. Adulta only $150 mo. 2?11 135 WEEK; 2 Br., )'ifs ba. ffUVATE Room for ~ MllA n•Dt •t1 ..OUMD (Pf'll _, .,_ AW1t1JI.. .,. !)den, C.M. 64.'J..1251 ~ .triplex;"' w/w, drpe:., 2 LEASE. new 3 Br. prdM> ·imbula-· lady. Love'- COU.I" tAl1( J111 LOIT .., V.cATIONS "11 Co-•a •·J u.. -•• -•"•--Q !(. ••-~· -pt Pool -•• to _....... • ..,.,. .., illWl'OIT SUCH .,. "b01lAU ,_ -.a NSPORTATION 'wu -'""'" ,..._ -l BEDROOM East Skte o;;nuun:.i1 • °""" ~ a . ; ... .....,. ......_, tan!, KOOd food. N I c e •SWPOllT M9TS. 1111 AHMOUNCIMIPfTI .-1• '""' -··-~·Co.ta ' M .... y· ard, UN~. You cu a. thmn lbop. center, park 4: dab; pMen 1urro11ndt n11 ::=1°1:"°°' = ~-.r.:,.i.t :r. :!;'~.tTIY.t.am :: 2 BR., 1 b. ~:.L 11ei:·M dtpL ~ .. -..... Adults no P'll· ,far Pt pemdm a dQ, Dial Tbe B!utta. $D1 ¥• ' Available now. Call sa.ns3 COYH uo.•• sm PAtD oelTOAIT Mfl POW.a caunl•I ._ Avail. Fe . ...,,. o. =~ 642-5671 ~-~~--,,.-,-..;."'\'.!'.I~~:;;§§~;;;=~~ dncuPP = =~ 01•mc:'0"1 :=: rJl°f:!n.::t'1 :: 546-l740 Evee. "'"" "'' B~D new 3 br, 2 Jio.. Mite. Rentals 59" l~i;:,•sm PA•• • CA•o Ofl TMAMtc:s 141• to•T MAINftNAMtl = L Buch 3500 Lo~ •·1· ch 3500 Gold Medallion apt In Eaft . . , . ' ,,.. IJI MIMCMUAM. ' '"' llOAT l.AV!fCMI... Lon11 Bffch 3500 0"9 . ... IM' 1-.. ~ITRt :s;; ---for rent ror IACk SAY llG caMIT••Y LOTI 1411 MMtJI• •OUll'. ... • -BluU area. 725 Dom ... v -rrr-__ .. ~:L:.ii: ... c. 1141 cl'Ml:Tt•Y , • ...,n Mlt IOAT SLIP, MOOtllMG = Dr., N.B. Call 54&-3'82 • rage. CDllege Park area. ~ONA o•L MAI = ~=~·~ :: :::: ~ .. ~~r: = Q.~-Q~°"' .( f) 'C bQ.9 DELUXE WestclW 2 Br,. 2 .C..U S.-221.0 " ~.A,.."°' ... llK'TM*I ... ==T CMAITll p~ J.." ~). -Q1 p~ v be, bl.t-lnl, trplc, "dbl pr, , •• Garage For Rent • &.IOO ISU AR' AVIAT10ll lftVIC8 .. '""'" toAn = Qlber/dry«, pool. adUUt, • SinPe -Sal Month r=.,~ = ::·~4TKlll = 5L5'o = Sbta.. Simple Sc;ramble4 Wordhule1for Cl Chuckle $225. Alt. 646--2629 1 0 • Nl-H • 1tUHTINCl'f1)llf ISi.CM ,_ AUTO TANtPOllTA?lOll' .... Atae;~ '1• -~•-.. ._ " ,_. 4 WJITIHl'OM MAlllCM••. = ~r:IC~.... = PLl'lff untOftt tt• Oloorronge ~ .of 1tio NEW Wcau.;uu. .,....., • w-'• """°'''* PrDp.ty 60QO :T:;;.J:LUT ,. $ll~ICI• DIRECTORY ::;.:.• ,:s = four xramblW wonk, t.. ba patio frpl. pt, 1 ltaltr· :i :~ MJtDIJI •IOV9 = ACCOWfl... -llCYCLQ :: bJr to form four ..... 'fl'Ol'ck. lf.186 Irvine 642-0DI wilt. s - LOtte•ual ,.. ...-.. .... ...-. .. ILIK'TIUCCUI .,flQCAN . , OCEAN front I BR Qt, :::::-.,.c:nm 111" ::~-=~••flAt1tt. ,.,. = ~~:=..... --·-··r::: _ . upeta.IJ'I, blt-ins. Adult. !P° EAmtDE cosr..\MESA leMrt P,.,.,ty 620I WHTMllltffSlt 111n urttALT, ot1t NIH MOTO•tCOOTl!llS ""' .t ,, I I I' I , 1u . $250/mo. 61'-08o8 r &.. 1 -.. -•·-•-• '.;.;;.;....;._....:_,.:...-'---( MIDWAY cm ... AUTO •• , .. ,.s ... AUTO •••vtC•• a PA.In •• - . . . . y 0.F •Pllr'S e ·-cm .... ., --I' IAlftA AMA 1111tMTl .. AOTOo .......... ,... •1&. ,.... AUTO TOOi.i • aou1r. Ml l BR., trplc •• carpets~ OQDO )lo vacancy ll'Oblema here. • J'C)ff., ReDt Furn. -.. COMT6l ~ IA•Y1mlNO ' ... ruu .... TUV.L IQf view; avail. Jan. 21st tp .f.11 haw f!n-1---• most Jnolb Mtn. ())ndo. poal :A ~"" IUCW .... IOAT MAllfftfWK'll .,. 'nlAILlltl. UllllY ... IT . 0 I N I ...... -f!.NOIJ A.II _......,... ._ lletps a. 5l),Zl30 • u.euM ... u11 :'! ••Ktc:. MASONRY."' .-CAMP•IU : '!', ' June ......... vi..,-;;iwu with bullt·ln& Income 1635 •--. I · • CLaMS"IT9 -•utflllUI 111\'tell ... f'I~ -1 · I' r ·I ' per mon1b. Call for lnlorma-IUSJNESS ..... • ''.· isntAllO ..... SUl\,09U 6111 fallll t9'I C "·' -5•·•• ' CAPlmtMO •MC"Jol ,,. CATI•.... ..,, DWt8 aut0 .. 1 ftlll orone _.. -..u tion on the:le or lilpr unJtt Fl~IAL, : • DANA l'OUfT If• CUlnTMAIC'" ... IMPOaTIO ~.uTOI -t in aD par11 of Qruwt CQun-_;..;.;_;-.;;.;.:;;;;.::;i..;;,..._"""I OOMINl~~flUI.. = :r.:.!-:=.. = =-'*"'~CU.UICI = 101115 I ~ )¥. ... ()pportunltlM RENTALS ~u--: := ~~.... : -4. j I I r. ~ "1'ist~ A moCfern ~· •-ii . ~~ ~ ~ BRANCH MANAG~ 'ADIL Fumr.11...o~ CMitn .c&.aM• ,.. A.mos •"""'• .,. . .......1 __ ..._ .. .W.........i L-ft .. _...__ lll'ili\Ai.. ...-.. ca•,..,. uv .... • ... ,. .. ,... ...., CAU •..,. m"rvw.r .. -~ to.., In-.,..., ~ • z p • n d t 111 _,,..,,. .. 4Mt OUNl:IU .. ..,.,. ......... nocanf untfl he h. ___. -Appc:y nee.ii man Gr _.,.A:_ "" MMOUT90ll • ""'° CAU • r~ ......... -ON TEN Aou:a -~' 1.•r stmp Ti1plul *1 mu to manqe O:llll . 1Nvr1.11/ lo~ ... "'""'"""!i~ 1•2BR.F1Jnt•t1n1um HOOl>""..,.i:.\i.;:.,.~~ ,.....,., ..... .,,...,.... HAVE Yo. U LOOKED F. OR I I I I i., 1""'., iho ~--4 hllk• / l'lt / Padol• / Jllr 19th A 0nnp LDdoi.oi not .......,,,, will • , A• .,.. -O J. ......... 3 bolow. fDDll. ,._. • O>otnl'l Bl> ·-169 W 19th St. C1f ltllOll cult ......... , · •'·m.~w."''"' ... r ·r r 1· I' r 1 ~L~~~.;i;~Y--·2 .... ~-=.~:r~ THE HIDDEl.I DOL1 A'RS -· -· rMacArthurnr u-' duplex. 00 OcttJ\ Front. 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IUS 166 V.W, OLX IUS 'M V.W. IUS SUNROO'' '66 V.W. CAM,.R '61 V.W,.DUC.t MSS IUS ·~7 V.W. CAMPll . ' '·'1 .999' C..... ..... 'Mef'wMtl,, • reef . ........... ,,.,. • ..,.., .. .,..y ' . ' • . '6JJ~11f0 · I -'1 54f.0J0J , f970 Harbor' lhd., COiia M11111 ----~ -. ·------ • • • ' I • ' ' ' I ' ) • I ' • 1 I ' i , I I I I '· - . I I .. .. I' : • - ' ' • •, ' ' ; I • • ' ---- ' t ~ ~ .. ~ Jvery 1968 clemonstralor and company owned car in !Jll$ · ai:I "is · Pii~ ~,:~~'".'al fcrctory invoice! Serv· _· c.,., . & reacty ~! ro,!I , . , , - " (2 To Clioose From) ·V-8; automatic trAns., r!dio ind heater, ~ ,br1k-. power seal, full power, factory air Coftcl. .tiooiilg. S.lial No'~ 621218 & 621<436. • . IMMEDIATE DRIVERY i$4996 + Tax & lie. • COMPUTt UASE AND DAILY R!HTAL DEPARTMUIT ''I POllTllC II MAJfl 2 -'61 01PS CllllASS ~ ..... "-· Ndtt ....... "'""""v.ii.. tNCll: .., , t~~~:;,.r.::: ',,'$1450 $2999 '62 CMIYIOllT IMPAIA CPI. I -'65 VOllSWAGlll YIAV .. 0.-Ill ... -M ......,, :.:.~~1::f':.Vfl=-~ tlOll. v-CMke •• ' ·$799 $1299 ' '65 l'Oll!llC GTO '67 TOYOTA COIOHA "',..I CIWDI. NII SU. """*" Mlldl 4 Ooor --. 4 ....... lttH. IVOI tDll) :"'·("°"" A.T .. ,..s, .,.... uc:tlllrlt $1899 .. $1599 I '65 IUICIC II SAIU CVfTOM CP'I. ~ ~ 1'7111 ~ 1 ::. :;i:J. =. -· .. $1799 '65 MAIWll COWi ;:...:-~'i:-'e. ·~" ~ \: $1599 • '64 CltJVlOllT IMl'AIA CPI. HJP m. LtW 11111• Jlltf "" -· "°""" 1111 ~ Qtt, ...,,., "-.. .......,.. •'-IM. DM\1 flll1-~ "°" .,.,,... ., $1299 -Hm• . 11.lL: llllTllEIA ' ""' S4Ul!IO , ...... uussa ,,..... -·--- • \. ,..,:·! • I ••• "'· ' • . ' •• -• HOLIDAY ·USEB·CAfl · SPECIALS All prl~ lllut TIX '11d License. "•'-Yllld lhl'Olllh luncllr, Dtcemtou 22. IHI. '67 DODGE Dirt 2 door h•rdlop. A1.1tem11ic, fl• ,di•, h11t.r, pow1r 1t1•rin91 AIR CON· DITION IN6 CTGX6601 $1795 '67 PLYMOUTH F.ry. Autom1tlc, r1d i1, h1•t•r, ,_,, 1tffrl119. F•cl1ry 1lr 101MUtlet1l119. ITHP2761 $1695 I '&& T-BIRD LllHl111. Auto1111tlt. ,-er 1t..,l11f, powar br1k1r, AIR CONDtTIONIN•. (Tl"L2.if4) $2495 II ·BRAND NEW T969 VALIANT 2 DR. St:DAN VUtA9El219J6 PE21ADll6140 ; - • I ,,.I J, JOO •••P•· AllteJ111tlc. ncfl1, ~1t1r, powtr lfMflnt. ,.W1r ..,,ht. 1lr ..,.; ditlonT11f. tYClJOl I ' 52395 '67 PLYMOUTH '67 OLDSMOBILE 1.t .. H•r•. F1.1lty f•cfory ·~1.1l11pitd I• clucff.,9 FACTORY AIR CONDITION· 1NG. ISZS!!ilOI . 51395 • '67 ALPINE 01lt1 Cu1fo11t. VI, 111 ... , r-'i1 I 1t.•t. 1r, P°"' d1erl119 i lw1bs. f1chfy 1lr, yfityl te,., .(TPK4l6~ 52795 .. .'67 FORD • ' to I I II .t ' 6•l1id1 100 l ·<lr. ,..,T, V0I, •11tHM1fM. 0•11• '· • .,..,, -"' ..... .. ' -'I • ...... 1uvxc1q1 ,..,, 1toorl111t r•dl•, hoot.r, '•-'•• •r••11, ,_ o •na ,, r, l•P· ITDl61JI 'i • 1 s1 i95 s.2095 q .:4 . l k .. ,. ' ' I ,. I '· ' -.. ) ' ·, • Ii I . ;· I . I ' ' .1 , " . ' I ' 1; I ~I :)1 ., "• ( , ~ ,, • I : l --1 .,, ., ' ~u) I ~I t ' I -, -~ "!I q I \I : r. '. l ' ; r! 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