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A ChrlltmH Evo Stopovor of Mld'wiy 'li!ond, ·Thtn'on 'lo Son· Dloto·ond.FomUy ·lt""'l!lno " • · •
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;: . Pueblo Families
•.SAN D!i<;o «WI> -The elhall!led -·-·of lhe•USS Pueblo, evuy ._;.,oil ·li)mlr '!su~Jedod• ,to terror of ~~". l!<""il bon\e toi!aY ,&lid a <21rWmaJ reunion with their 1 loved
..W.. °"laled lllories, Page I) -"At:8"~ver on MidWay Island, Cmdr.
~~~ praiae11'lis ne.,Jy rel-~~Uld 'hO. lell lhe' llQ.purpole o(j1he capture of !he lntolligence ibip
. "to fl!ll>or!UI !he :JnlfOd SW.. ::a., -«-tl!an anl'tlllng e1a0:·• .
u-tU!ag di .. ,. th. last, seven-
-. ,joJJnleJ of. pieir . mum to !he ...,...., •t b1I navol base, Bucl!er1
~llO.r lhe tortun undergone by
~m:I aome·cirtw members.
v''Wholber It ' Wll actual physical
lo;OUq or not It beaidt !he polnt,because 4liit !ltn!Dr el ·l!ll]JeCllng a be.ling Is 1!"1.u lerrlf71ni .. ••
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Beverly Hills
Model Cited
For Trustees
The battle of Beverly IDlls High SChool
r'ied Moaday nl&bt u Dr. Jooeph
E. IUhal RI the achoo\ up u a model
eumple 10< the Hunlinlloo Beadt Union
Hlgh Scllool Dlatrlcl -of Trulttes. When Ribal atnnned hil belief in : ntl&h-acboolt, he U!ed the e .. ..-
'ly Hllll QJtem of modular oc:hedullni ~ and &:dble ICbedullng u an nample
r of how to ablie the other trustees' fear
tof "overloadinC"' acbools and avoid the
~ boundary dilpulll. .
' DUtrkt Supt. Dr. Mu Forney retorted
that modular-ullni"" not dwgned 1 for upandiol clwe>, bllt for improvinJ t !nllrucllon. ( He added that Benrly Hllla' flexible
adlodUUq P"'ll"!D -an extra ,,1 ...... for ODI ICbool, "· •• while our t dlllllcl bu Uva acbooil."
1. Leier, when Rlbal object.cl to a 111,000
~~ for bleacbera at Edison Hlgb
~sdiool1',omoy ic:' lbal Beverly 111 bad 1. Ind a nim·
•ml!IC poo1 Wider the om floor to boot.
j ••• ' ~Mrs. Anderson
ffites Conducted
t ~ -..... hlld f<ld•1 ,le< Ila. ~ E. Mdenoo, a 11-yur
jaldd olJllmUnilon Baell who died i-liuadaY 11 tllit ap cif Tl.
" MN: Ahdei IOI' II IUl"flvtd by lier huto bUd Mdmt, •• · ...ur.d city employ•
,who ~ at the family home at
fut Cdlhlll pt.
• 00.... ...i,... Include dluahterl Mn. Judllll llarl!llOI of Gerden Grove; Mn.
jPatrlda 8-of l!awall a9'1 Mn.
'1<UY 8aruiUo of Ptn111ylvanla. .libe ·11 allo anfved by a •imr, Mn.
KatlHrino Qw of Naw J'""y arid Ills
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CHIWREN ••.
reatd<nll. .
Moving help wu vohmtelred and tbe
n<W home for the Durflll WU prepared
this moming by boulawfVtl W h O
volunte....s to make the home ready
for santa vUlt this evenblg.
There will be a bup eoklrful ChrllllnU
tree and all the decoratlooa and loadl
cf preaenta which wUl be delivered
personally by Santa this eveninj: to the
four anxious cblldr<n.
WbJle Mn. Corona and her IOl1
Richard, JO, wW not move for a fn
daya yet, they ud the Dur!.., will
have a huie Christmas dJna<r Wedneaday
at the home of .Mn. Hannah AlekOUJi!.
blde1ln'WOllmllllter.
Mrs. Aletoumbldet: mounted a com-
munity-wide drive to aJd the two familles
when ahe diacovered that both were
being losing their homes a few days
before Cbrlatmas.
"The enUre community has done ao
much and we'n ao grateful. There are
so man, who helped." ,
&he menUoned Npel Working who as
Santa. Is to pi<k up the pa~ and
dellnr them ta the two lamllld this
evening. Toya were collected by a group
of teeo-a1ers, the Cb&octllors.
The Rev, ltopr Betllworll>, JUie
Wallen, Ellubeth Newton, Kent Rogen,
We Perei, ltopr Slltu, Allred Hunt
and a hoot of .panonl who llftfemd
to remain anOll)'lllOUI allo aJdecl In mak-lni Cbrlalmu for Iha two famlllOI.
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a·IY"'41Q11 .-aboed• at 1••1Yldllll ~ of1oocl.al and ·culatnl 1'!111' lilliu~ of .~. wlll-111. cillered Ill Golde/i WNI Collq• lri HUntln&IGll·Btadl duifllc Ille il"lnl ........ ' ' ' '
Antldl>atlnir !Mp .mo-. the .. ~
lege llU. ochedufed the 'dua 111 the
-forum on WednllcloY1 from f to • p.m,. It will bo . taual>t by J~
R. Talum, Loo Ali&eles Coonly . deputy
probation olllcer and an OV111Jns -In oocl.aJ ......,. al c.m~ Colle(e,
Two pneraJ o'bjedlVH o! the -
... to -and undentand blacli n<me11clalure u well u Idea ud belle!
BYslemll, and to be able to ~ '
several national hlues from . at leut
three , black poalUOlll, Aid Talum, a
l"adulte of Slcralntnto .. Siate Collq6.
He allD boldl a muter'• . d-In
publlcadmln1strat1on 1rom ibe uo1v1n111
of SOuthem Ctlllomil.
HiltortW rooll of -In America "111. be treated, bepm1q .wtlh antval
from Africa, the slave revolll, Civil
War, llecomtructlon. searcl! for recognl-
Uon anll the modern civil rlghll ......
menL
Variolll aeuiOlll will deal with how
the American llOclal, pollUcal and
-clllruclurebucootlnuedto
1m1cUon u aeparate and~ ... ut1es
...i w!v' Iba black . ma!a _,. for
clwl(e In a wblle IOClaty dovotad to
maintaining the atatm t( u 0 ' eon-tempnry· mclal )ll'Ollloml .. and black
·llW'IJrl, blaclilloloea ml blacli power.
The OOUl'IO WU dt¥tloped In the
Golden WOii IOC!el oclencel dlvtllml
under the d1rtctlon .of Dr. James L.
Catanzaro, dl\'la!Oll ehalrman.
The courae ii open'to the -munlty.
Thole lnfmlted lhould conteot the ad-
mlaions oflice beginil'JI Jan. t. The
aprlnJ ~ begins on Feb. I.
Coast Builder's
Wife Succumbs
Mn. Lyla Dawaon, wilt of Nawport
Bu.ch buUder Harold DaWIOI\ and a
111-yaar reatdent of tho HarbO< Aru
died Sunday at the famUy borne at
the age of s:.
.Mn. DawlDll, 2001 CIUI Drive, had
been Wider ln!ttmenl for the nu ti
the tJme ol her death.
Survlvora tnclude her huahand and a
daughter, Patty, of the family home;
• IOn, R1cbard; two dau&bten, Mra:.
COokle Chryaler and Mn. Carol Ann
McCullough, all of HunUnaton Beach,
and five grandchildren.
Funeral aervleel are ICbeduled for
1 p.m. Thul'lday &t Pacific View
M~ Chapel, Corona del Mar. Burial
will follow at Pacific View Memorial
P1tk.
Hospital Strike Ends
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -HOlpltal
workers at Kaiser FoundaUoti's 11
hospllals and !5 clinlcs throughoul
Northern CtlllO<nia qrMd ta end an
elght4ay strike and return to work today
under a new contract approved late
Monday.
Mesa Council Won't Give
License for Rock· Festival
to vaeali• ablenteea ani ·!I"" KDllC
·flu cuualUel. •
Fire Chief Jllhn Marwll uld it leut
one fireman would be needed to ovenee
occupaney llmill fer Mj:ll 1,00. \'lalton
to Ibo CJirla!ma Futlvl! • Mil Fraak
Falr, u tt bas beeo blllod.
lie -vaeatlonl and flu .-
Wllllld -bll deportmolJnl "' Iha Umlt, bot added, like Noth, tbal Iha job could
be doM delplte the -hllldleaps. i!ootbnenla reaehed Ibo bUlteinr .... ~
howeftf, u CounclJmu -l'...11L
Clair lnllllled • motion for CllJ l!fanalor
Arthur R. Mcltensle to lludf why pollcl
and flrlmen couldn't ·handlt the ll>Ow. S~ Clalr ud Councllmao Gtor.. A.
'l'llckav were II! !aver o! Ucensli1i tht
ltTBT procluclloo and TucUt· licOoded
SL Clalr'• eoetroveralal request .
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orbit rangJng from • le 1'I nillal hllL A eeciaid fldnl dlll'inl the tblnt lwM!f orbit clreulariud Ille palll al aboul ft
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l,>l,SI the hall\fBY point of the p!innt!I'
mlosloo of &ix dlY• and three hiWI. "I~· look• lllie plsster of ~. 1111
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aatronauts flashed tbe acene to bom.1
telr.vi!lon aeti wJtb the satnt camera
that Monday had relsyed pJcturel of
the earlb.from._200,000 mllea aw11.
The bright rellectjon of the sun dull~
10me of ~ luture11 but ,viewtn muld
not help b u t 'be cauabl up lo I b !. , ..
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11oD l!llc& lookl pht!ler In plcto-. , · . · "We'it -1mf'llj>"' c:rtters Co\OmJ>o utrooante. lncludlilc lhmillevel: Anillril
"'nit mocm II t11entlal!J -"' i1o1i1b. of\~poll turned . lunar lqur · 11'1'!1, -' Midi ... looliil like pluter of port;· · k1d G<illmberl looalod.. .. 0 deacriptlon u : • •
er .!rt 'of a ytlh bfacb .-,-' j;' ,.1•1 Jracl' ••• very flOOd dttall •Jslble. "Wo'ie l>U1lna ovOr criter ~
aplalled, .. & ea.n ·"'!I qulte'a 1111 • .wa can ,.. Jong parallel fault on righl now:Lovell•1 ·tlihl'llGI to f!'.1!!11
o!.~. ''nlo •ll!a .of h1:1ll117 _, Grobblnl." ,. Ande'ra rlgbl-to It." . " ' • ~to oi(ud ·*I u we)! btrt' u By this time the .1pacocr.it wu,at · ThetoJevta1on·wubelmfl4alh!r~
Jt -on earih." ' · the terminator -. the aree where Ulhl !•!.~ apec1.~~ llmlllol •10 !JllC'>ed -. To .ll!ooe ltho m;..i ~p lhroulh the and .dark ~ ......... ~ plannl -nlPI lo heir the flnl """5a of Hllilatlon "Eal'th ahlne II about wbat we U• of Jhe1noon. · · , u ~ ~ looP6JI ~ )lthlnd .. 1pect.d;'' Aid Andera QI ·the Ugbt .that 'EaCh paaa tuu about two 1-1. ·,
the -back. Into ndlo r1111<,· tho .,i; reDected onto 1116 ni-from earth., The spaceerall -lnjlcted lnltlallf
llnl ct-lplloat mual bave been a •you can ... large cntera qulto Into an orbll r111gJna from 89 to 19 d~ dlatlnctly. • .You 1ei • good thteeo milea'abov~ the surface. . ' ,.
"•!di tht aolor.., they ara, their fJral dlmenaional •lew <>I' rime ol larger •
w.m,wwt lechnlc.al -~.tlJe er•tirl.''. . .. ., .. * * * I
'3 I 1m1 of ~ ~ Lowll found Ibo umnaimed irteri,ular
"°.!!lfiL ...ORTI , mountain thai flgiiret larieiy In aurvBY• 37 M, TV •'f!btt ~ the old mOGO look lllie!" of a 'polilble landinJi allht. Lovell had JnUte . '•
wtdAh• IJ'OUD<f, finally. Lovell gave aaJd he -1<1 name the area Ml. Marilyn , ,,
his P~ of ~it: rewrt and continued: -alter hl.! wife. F A Uo S •'dratm are' all rpunded ofi-lbere's "Our orst Initial IUrVBY point ii eully rom ' DO e~
quite a few of them. Langrenut ii quite ~, from our al~tude, ". IA>vell uid. ~ -_
a huge crater, has a crown to it. Walls We re getting qwte a bit of contrast
are terraced. as we approach the terminator.
0 Tbe craters are all rounded olf. \!'ISIBW1Y EXCELLENT
There'• quUe a fe'fk, of lhem.. Some "It appears th~ yillbllity at , ~
ol !Mm are ,'!"f'r :: Many 1ool: "Un particular spot ;, txCenent. It'• vf!r/
-..p.cially ""' ri>mld onea -look eaq to "plct out Ollt flnl inltial point
like they 've betn bit by meteorites or and over this moUnt.ain chain we can
projecWes ol some sort ... quite a huge see the second Initial point -the
crater with a central cone to it. 'The trianpr mountain."
walls of the crater are terraced, about .Anders uJd ·there was "very good
six or seven terraces on the way down." detail visible. We can see the Jong,
Said the lf'Olllld: "Roger. Understand." parallel fault. or Grobblns." A Grobbin
Al the spacecraft came up over the 11 a rent in the earth. .
Sea of Fertility, Lovell said be could 11we•re direclJy over cur first lnlUal see "the r•v1 ..,_.i .... oot cf" a era'-. ~ .. v....... '"°' point now for Bl" a landmark that ~P wu u=.,ard1 up1::11 rthe~ !hair.: relates to a projected landing site. Lovell aald. 11Ita almOlt lm~ble to miss. being considered prime for the flrat Very euy to· pick oul we can look
lunar Jandin&. right over into the teCOM lrUUal point. ••a. advlted," Lovell told the ground, I can see very clearly the five-createred
"the round window, the bitch wtndow, atar fonnaUon wblcb we had on our
ii completely Iced over. We can't use lunar cltart. ·
1TV S pecinl: Live. Picture
'Of Apollo Orbiting Moon
DENV&R (UPI) -American teievlelm
viewers were to get a special Christmas
gift tonight - a view cf the Apollo
8 spacecraft circling the moon.
Dooo1d Lwielta, curato< cil the Charlel
hvine Ranch
Hard Hit by
Bitter Cold
The cffocll of lut weekend'• bllter
cold wave upon cltru1 and flower crop1
in SoUtbem California were beiftl asaess--
ed Wo weet, with preliminary eotlmates
ranging fnm1 Ill mllllon to Pll million.
Amona: the areu hardest hit wn
the orohardl of the lntne Ranch, where
th e aubfnctnl temperaturtl caused
subatanUal damage to the onna•. lemcm.
and avocado cropS. -1'
"We 1ustalned some damage, bl.I\ it's
lllill too early to detennln6 the actual
.,..,., .. repotted frank Colllm, orehatJI
suptrlntendenl of, the lrvlnl Com-A&rl<lll•ural lleplHineol. '
The colel. 1 n 1 p -ttrl'Ded the wont
aJnce IHI by Southlljld I~ -
ptOdueed .. tlmated 1-of lO ll*:«lll
in '°'°' area. • I ' ~· t
Low readlnp rtturned to the l0'1 M ...
day and "'"' -to remain there tonight.
MOii noticeably affecltd were fJowero btlnf IJ'OWil Io r _..Uiil Iba llotta
In Puadana'a Ntw Yaar'1 day Tourna-
ment of -parade, The price of Oowen wu doubled all<r the wtmllll
lree!<. '
The icy tomperalum blackened flelda
of ready-to-barvest Oowers, boolltni the
COii of dtcorallni a -Perade floal from about fl.IO to fl,000, aeoordJna
to one wholaaalav.
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C. Galea planetarium In ·Denver, 11ld
a television camera attached to a 22-lnch
telescope would attempt to spot the U.S.
spaceih.ip on It.a voyage around the moon.
The same teleacope waa uaed Sunday
to set a picture ol Apollo 8 u It
soared some 150,000 miles away from
earth. The picture showed a faint speck
oo a black bacterounct.
1'But you can tell for IW't that It
ls a tplCm'all," Lunetta 1ald. "You
can't see the shape, but you can detect
lnOVmt!llt.
Luneila uld the fin!, picture wu
not broadcue live becaUH no one was
sure jU.!I what the picture quallty would
be.
Lunell.I sald attempta to photogaph
the Apollo 8 ship will be made 1t 11:44.
1.m.1 t:U p.m .. S:40 p.m. ind 5:SS
p.m. (PSI'). The shots are to lut about
aJ1 minute• each u the craft orbits
some 71 miles above the moon's craw
1urf1ce.
NBC plans to tranamlt the hi!lorlc
ploturu.
· Herbert Munroe
Funeral Slated
l'uneral wv~ lot Herbert H.
Munroe lf't achtdulW1or JO a.m. Friday
at the Smllh.1 ·Chapel In Huntin&ton
Beach. Mr. llilnroa died Monday at the
Orlll(e County Medk1t Center. He was
II.
Fer tht put' fin JUrl Mn. M1111ro1
made bll bocn< with 1>11 deuihter, Mra.
ldl Maples, 1111 Lllchlleld SL, H\111>
11n11on Beadt. lie -kid for the Bol11
TJOe Co. Other ourvlVO<a lnclude ·-da111htar Mn. Norma Tonelli 1111<1 three
brotben, Ira. limy end Therln Munroo
all of Muueinllotll. He wlJJ bl lnlemd
al the Good Shophcrd Ct111elf!r/ In Hun-
UJllloe Beach.
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SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) -
The Apollo 8 astronauls tonight Pli\9
the 1oogat television show ever beamed
fl0m'a·Ui51 llUllDleO'_.iL It J!lll
1Jve etlrth\inl• • second ud loiiOr
clo&eup Jook. at the moon on Cbristuij
Eve. ~ ~
The show is to start beaming fro,qs
6pace at 6:28 p.m. PST and conclude
at 7:0$ p.m. -a total of 37 minutes.
The telecast had befn scheduled for
only 15 minutes. But after a auceessful
12-minute show from the moon-orblUng
lh!p this morning, Mission Control asked
the astronauts to extend tonight'• feature
-the only other one planned durln&
lunar orbit.
Mesan Sentenced:
On Narco Charge
A Costa Mesa man arrested Oct. 2',
1n a narcotics sweep carried out by statd
and sheriff'• narcoticl agents and co.ti
Mesa police has been sentenced to nin~
monlha in Orange County Jail.
Superior Court Judge Robert Gardneo
also ruled that Larry D. Dean, 21, oi
314 Monte Vista Ave ., must serve three
years probation on the sale ol marijuana
charge to which he pleaded guilty.
Dean, Beverly Creech, 21, abo ol OW
Monte Vlsti address and Sharron L:
You • , Ramona Place were
arrested in separ e raids by the thret
agencies. Court acti is j>e!ldinl ag&lmt
the two girls. •
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ORANGE COAST PUILISHINO COMl'ANY
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Model Cited
For Trustees
'll>e baWa ol ~~ Hllll High School racec1 Monday u Dr.· J-E. ~ Ml the acbool up u a model
euilulle for the lllmtmctan Buch Union llllh SCbool Dl.ltrlot Boin! of Trustee•. When lllba1 llllrmed hit belle! in
~ scbools, be osed the Bever·
ly Hllll -of modular ICbeduling and llmble llCheduling u an enmple
of how to abate the other trustees' fear
ol .. overloadiaC'* ICbools and avoid the
boundaey dllpUtu.
Dlstricl Supt. Dr. Mu Forney retorted
that: modular M!Ndnllq Wu not designed
for apanctlna clules, but for improvin1 -Ha added that Bemly llllla' Oexlble
llCIMillnl prosnm COii an utra
$1.0,W for a ICbool. 0 ••• wbD1 our
dtstdct bM five tchoola "
Later, wbell Rlbal object..i to a 111,000
upenditure for bleacben: at Ediaon Hiab
School, F~ pOOilod cJill tllal Beverli
HJlls lllP had bleadlen, and a nlm· mlllc pool under the 11111000< to boot.
. Mn. Anderson
• , Rites Conducted I ~~f I~ ~ -. held today •ii« '...,.Ill. Alldmon, a a.year
; Gt &mlatton Beach who died So:+t Ill a. .,. <ii "· ' MIL Anclanoa fl jrijvt<l by ber bus-
: --· I 1'llrtd city omploy1 : •Ito ....... 1t tho flmlly bomt al 1 lllf~ll.
OtlW a tlt•I fncludl: dlulktn Mrt. Jd B1r'I• ft~ Givn; Mrs. i Pllrtdl 8lldllr Ill llanll obi Mro, -~ -Of,.,,,.,....... • ~11(.ls ""' .mec1 by • -. Mrs. ~ am. ol N.,. lrriet ad ~1
ll&d•lilldrm llld ... ~d.
From P .. e l
CHILDREN •••
ruldenll.
Moving belp \vu volunteered end the
new homt for the Durfees wu prepued
thll morning by boulewivei w b o
volunle<red to mall• the home reidy
for Sonia v!all thll eveJllni.
There will be a b111e colorflli Cbrillmll tne and an the decoradona and load!
of presents wblcb will be deUvered
personally by Santa thta eveniDg to the
four anxious chlldrtn.
WblJe Mro. Corona and her 1an
Rlcblrd, 10, will not move for a few
daya ye~ they and the Durfeei will
have a htlle Cbr!stmu dinner Wedneaday
at the borne of Mro. Hannah AllkoUJno
bldes In Weitmlnater.
Mro. Alekoumblde1 mounted a com.·
munll)'·wlde drive to aid the two families
when lhe dl!covend that both were
being Joalng their homes a few days
before Chriatmas.
t•The enUre community has done so
much and we're so grateful. There are ao llWl1 who helped."
Sbe mendoned j'ioel Working who as
Santa Is to pick up the packages and
dellnr them to Iha two lamlllel this
evening. Toys were collected by a group
or f.een.a&ers, the Cbanctllon.
The Rev. Ropr Betlrirorth, June
Walter1, Elilabetb Newton. Kent .Rbgers,
Miko Peru, Borer Sista, Alfred Hunt
and a holit ol Jlll'IOl1I who preferred to mnaln &nOll)'JllOOI alao aided ID mak• Ina Cbrlllmu for Iha two faalllles.
. ¥ot •
· ··''Tba'lllackMll!ln'Alnrilll So&I)""
a t~ couna__,~,.I ~· ::~~kX"'Jrtiecul=.i~
GoldeirW" CoUeco In Hwitlocton ·Beleb
durlq lhll 'IJl'titi -· .• . . AnUclpllllng 1ar10 emollmenl, the col·
le1e bal acbeduled the -In . Iha
-I forum 0!1 W_ay, 1,... 4
to I p.m; II will be 11118111 b)' Jack
R. Tatum, Los An(eles COwtty deputy
probaUon ofllcer Ind an evenlng lelcher
In aoclal earvlca ii Compton Collap.
'!'loo ,....al objecdvei of 'the courae
ore to !mow and understand black
nomendlture .u l!ell u ·Idea and belle!
IJ}'llem!,, Ind to be able to Interpret
several nauonat issue1 from at ieut'
three black pWdon1,' laid Tatuui. 1
ll'ldulto ol Baer.,._ St.to Collep.
Ill aJ10 'bolda I 11111)4\r't d-In
pubUc admlnlJtraUon froni )be Unlvnl)'
of Southern C&JJlomJL . ' !!Jl.tor!cal root.I of black! In Amei1ca
will be treated, be1Initlna w1th arrival from Afrtca, the llave rovolla, Civil
WI!', lleconltrucdon, llOlrcb .tor rtcOinl·
t(on and the modern civil 11&bta move-
ment.
VarlOlll nulODI will deal with bow.
the American aoclal, polldcal and
economic llructure bal conllnued to
luncdon aa Hpll'llte and unequal enUUea
and wby the black man'• CGDOel'll tor cbani• tn. a white IOclely . devoted to
malntalnlng the eta~ q u t , con-
temporary aoclal problol!ll Ind black
DlllWJ, blaek ben\11'~. black power.
The coune "tru d.Veloped In the
Golden Wal apcJal lei""" division
under the dlroctlon Ill Dr. Jam11 L.
CatanJl.ro, dtvitlon cba1nnan.
The COll1'IO 11 open to the community.
Thole lntereited 1hauld conttct the ad·
mla&lona office beginln& Jan. t. The
eprlq llDlUter beglna on Feb. l
Coast .Builder's
Wife Succumbs
Mn. Lyla Dawton, wife of Newport
Beach builder Harold Dawaon and a
JI-year resldanl of the Harbor Arn
dled SUnday at the family home al
the age of 62.
Mra. Dl.WIOll, tool Cliff Drive, had
been under treatment for the nu at
the lime ol her death.
Survlvon lnclwle her buaband and a
daqhter, Patty, of tbe family home;
a IOn, Richard; two dauptera, Mra.
Cooltle Cbryaler and Mr1. Carol Ann
McCullotllh, all of HunUngton Beach,
and five grandchildren.
Funeral servJce1 are scheduled for
1 p.m. Thuraday at Pacllic Vlew
MomoriaJ Chapel, Corona de! Mar. Burial
will foUow al Pacific View Memorial
Park.
Hospital Strike Ends
SAN FRANCISCO (~P) -HOlpltal
worken at Kaiser FoundaUbn's 11
hospilals and 15 cllnle1 thrQughout
Northern Clllfornla •IJ"Hd to end an
eight-day strike and return to work today
under a new contract approved late
Monday.
Mesa Council Won't Give
License for Rock F es ti val
111 ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of .... ~" '"" ltlft ~ tnirlt>. WO<& .. -. thin tod.,, u !lie °'!I' MIN City Oouncil
...-. .,. a l,!O .1 .vote -~'-u.eme tbt bl& KTilT cnnttmu ..... band
fllllvof 11111 &m4l1 al tho Oranp eo.n.
1¥ Falrplndl. The llOCll>io<nldllshl thow coold con·
colvlh!Jr be hald u ecbadulod oo the
-OWl!"I J)nlplrl)', bul the quullon romalnl open.
The opoclal 7 Lm. -.loo featured
-baalod dl1c11•loo boln Vl<t Mayor Rol>erl N. W1lsoo !Did• a IOOUoo
for danW " tho llcenie, buod .. ,_,,. mondallool by tho police and fin cblels.
Pollce ChW Roler N1tb uld ill! men
could bllllllt llOClkl1¥ at the awnmoth
producllon; bul woold Jn/er not to be
required to on such short notlce, ctue
t
to vae&UC!I ablenteeo uld HOlll Koni
flu cuualUtt: . _ ' ':°
Fire O¥f John Marshall siid at least
one firem~ would be needed to oversee
occupancy llmlts for each 11000 vbllora.
to the Olrlsbnu Ftlti•al Md Freak Fair, u it hu been billed.
Ha laid vacatloao and Ou ·ablencet
Would FHA bla deparlmenl lo Iha llmlt,
bul added, Uke Neth, thal the jOb could
be done d~tt tht eeuonal bandlcape.
SOnthntnb rescbed the blllt0i1n{ poln~
however, 11 Councllnwl"IV!lllam L. B~
Clair lnldalod a molton lor Cll1 Manactr
Arthur R. Mcltenita to 1111111 why pollct
and flnmen cooldn' llandle tho lbOw.
St. Clair and Councilman Otorp A.
Tucker wara In favor ol llcenllnl the
KTBT productJon and 1'leket aecooded
SL CJalr11 controverlfal request.
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• MILDBIGR The q!na fired Oiem. tnlo an lnlilll
crbtt ranglna from It t4 1t.I m1la blfb.
A llOOOl1d flrin( during the third htnat :«!Ill ~!Rd~ ~.a\labo!I!,.
mlleo allova· the lurlitet. ·
Abollt the oame Ume~ Apollo I owepl
pul the bal!Way polnl ol the planned
' ~ ol llit dl)'I and three """"' ''I( loou like pluter of pilla, ot ~of lflJ}'lih bea, tand.~ = '=~~.l:11nct111obfs!n-
..TWo. and onHa1I ·~ lljer, -~ -.11 Dubad-tht. acene to boml
telt.Yision ,eis • wJth · tbi same ~«•
that Moaday bail nllnct ' pictures of
the earth from 200,000 mllea aw~.
The brilht ~tcdon of the 11111 dulled
some ol tho le1tur11, bot ~i.wera could
DOI bo!p b ~ I be Clli;llf !111 lo th' 1 i&-
cllomtnl " ....,-~ _,,.. ll~
bY -. ~ llf,eoD. ~
-. boato PiaDtL ' ... . " -1laii ..... ....... lo • blta1i.
l.m.i 11.·~·····. ~ ,i.lnt, boul-WD plateaUI and.I'll(, lad mountalnl. . . .
~Tl: llCINB ' ,,
It~ llke J:" lnbOlpillblt Jiloce, a -~ 'tJon men ....,.. lbaa oq 8abarL ' "
; "' Andera bandied tho cameia !or
. It 8111,Ud t ll'i tbarlq the -~ 'llw -.. from "111, .wludO ~u1 JllilM 'toYaU, .S"""-_... Window." ';'·t ' , .' ·. ct o1 ml 111 mil-. 11e ~· ~ flrill: eyeball 1'IPCl\'t today ·•~ 11'~ ·,...;...,.:_''.-'o'i"_"t : • er,"; ~o,ca .u ''wbltl!i>aray, like dbV llb · th ' ~-•ec1 .,....._.,,,~. · .,..~-lllll'lnlll1D ' •'·"-· '· bMCJi oand With· Iola of looljlrjnll lo '\Ill • -· ..._ -·-• ~ul Wll!loai.'A. Andera .,_,,., tl'" .. • . · · . ,., • IGoJrlll who l1ndt hll laaa-shi ~ 'llli dop.IPU\lft. '" • -: :11=· . umtimed' cralll'I a II~·· UGI\ p'al<t 1oou.pre1uer ln·plcluret, -. •we'it ..,.m1·., an ·e:ratiro ~bo . .-lnclu&a themtlaveo, Alldlto '"1'he moon Is ..... llally griy, ;,., 'and o0tteaber1 toea&v' ioutli •of ~. lurbed lunar tour P,lda .. with -oOIOr, .. loob lln ploter of Porlt, -111 .,..., very __. d--·• ·•·lb! description u: , • . • <r,IOIC Of 1 grayllh beach And/' ht ' ---j ' ' ~ .au "" e. .11we're DU11n.1 over enter Boimli
uplalnad. "You can aee qUlll=' bit • .wt can "' loni p&iatJ!I faull .on rtalft -:i.ovelJ•1 ·rlabl ""'!I io ;It di
ol-delall. The Sea (!f Ftli11Dt1. d_, Grobblnl." • . Andert rijbt nnt to It" .· ·' ~1 ! 4p)!l&l to lland oul 1U. wtll ba'i aa By this time· the _.....n wu.ial The toleYlstori WU .,.On11d an.·
il-doeil "'· aarth." · . . tho tannblator ..: the area whore )!Pl ~l~.':'!!!' ,p.a 1n.llnjlt1eo111p1COi ~ ·
, Ti> tbolo ·wllO t!IYad up lbi<illlb the and dark maat ·: . _ ,; """""' ljl -of 10 ...-~ nlCbt:tl!>e!r~flnl,...itoit~ ,"Earth tlilne ls a'lloUl"whii -lit ,.. ·of the moon. · f -· ..
.. • apa . -~ 0:,.. .1jell19d ' plolad," laid Alldlera' " the light thal Each pill tal:ei a11on1.~~ .. ; .... the moan . back Into. radio ran;o, 1lii · ls l'elleoted onto ·the mooo •mm earth. The apacecraft wu • .,__, ........ ~'"'8.,mllll '111"" ·-,i ,"Y"'I c1n aee 1ar1e ·,cralen ~ Into an orbit ranalnl lrClm ''9 to 111
.... 1111. • ·, . • • · ·. i!ltllnctly. • .You 111 a .....,. -mllH·ailove the llUrface. · · \.
, ,.,.,~ they ara, lbelr llrll dlplemlonal view of rime \ii • Jarier ·•
w'alill•.e. tiiC1m1cal ~ delcrlbllJI the craters." · ... * * i:(
"""""' l/l ,!lie ilple-/ ,_r ' I Lavell found the unnWmed 'irwiauJir u(vzir. UPoRTs . . . . mOlllltlln U..~fllurtl Jlr;ely :1n lll?VIJ}'t .. TV
''What ""'·the' Old mooo look Ulie!" " , potllble landln• llght. Loven ba.d 37 Minute a~· the g?oimd, flnalJY. Lovell gave laid bf would name the area Ml. Ml!llYi>
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"Craton are all roundad oil -there'• "Our lint lnlda! !\l!'V'Y l'Ol!it· la wily
quite a few of them •. ~ua ii quite seen f{Om our alillud.e,11 Lovell aa!d.
a huge crater, has a ciown to it. Walls "We're getUng quite a bit ' of contral!t
are terraced. as we approach the terminator.
•'The craters are all rounded off.
There's quite a few of them. Some
of them are 'newer. Many 'look. like
-upeclalljo the ,round ones . -look
like they've been hit by meteorites or
projecliles of some sort , .qUlte a huge
crater with a ttntral cone to it. 'Jbe
walls of I.be crater are terraced, abo\it
six or seven terrace.s on the way down."
Said the ground: "Roger. Underlland."
A1l the 1pacecraft came up over the
Sea of Fertlllty, Lovell said be could
see 11tbe ray1 comlnJ' out of'' a crater.
Shortly af1erwanl Lovell reported the
oblp waa coming up ove rthe eltt that'•
being considered prime fi>r the fin!
lunar laodlng.
•1Be advised," Loven told the ground,
"the round window, the hatch window,
la completely iced over. We can't use
VISIBILITY EXCEILENT
"It appears tbat visibility at this
partlclliar .P.t i1 exciellenl. lt't very
eaay to piek out our .flnl iniljal point
and over this mountain chain we can
"" lhe second inlUal point -the
triangular mountain."
..\ndlrl q.ld, there was "very good
detail visible. We can see the long,
parallel f•ulta or Grobbiw:. '' A Grobbin
.i6 a rent Jn the earth.
0We're dlrecUy over our first tnltial
point now for Bl" a landmark that
rolata to a project..i landing Illa. Lovell
said. 0 1ta 11mo1t imPoallble to miss.
Very U8}' to pick ouj. We can look
right over Into the ~ lnlUal point
~ can see very clearly fibe flve-createred star fonnaUon whfch we had on our
lunar chart.
1TV Special: Live. Picture
·01 Apollo Orbiting Moon
DENVER (UPI) -American television
viewers were to get a apeclaJ Christmas
gift tonight -a view of the Apollo
8 spacecraft circling the moon.
Donald Luneua, curator of the Cbarlea
Irvine Ranch
Hard Hit by
Bitter Cold
The effecls of IUI ...,kencl's b!tttr
cold wave upon cltru1 and Dower crops
In Southern Call!Ornla ,wero being .,..,..
ed thlt ...,k, with prellmfuary Ullmatea
ranging fl'Om 113 mlUion to.'30 mUUon.
AmOlll the areaa bardesl bit won
the orchards of the Irvine Ranch, where
1 h e •Ul>fl'eellna i,mperaluret callled
aubstanUal damage to the oranie, lemon
and avocado crops.
c. Gates planetarium In O.nver, tai4
a television camera attached to a 22·lnch
telescope would attempt to spot the U.S.
spaceship on ita voyage around the moon.
Tbe same tei.scope waa used Sunday
to &et I pJcture of Apollo 8 U it
soared sorril tS0,000 miles away from
earth. The picture showed a faint speck
on a black background.
"But you can tell for sure that It
is a 1pacecrafl.'' Lunetta said. "You
can't see the shape, but you can detect
movement.
Lunetta said -the firal picture was
not brol:doue live because no one was
sure ju.I wbal the picture quallty would
be.
Lunelta stld attempll to pbotogaph
the Apollo I oblp will be made aUl:ff
a.m., l:U p.m., S:40 p.m. and G:S8
p.m. (PST), The lhols are to last aboul
six m1nute1 ·each aa the craft orbita
some 71 miles above the moon'a craiu
1urface.
NBC plani to trwmlt the historic
ptotum.
"We sustained some damage, but il 's
sUll too early to deter,mlne \be actual
•dell!," r•potled Fi:ant eo111n1. orch•rt1. . ·Herbert Munroe suparlntendent of ' the Irvine Com~
A&rlcultural O.pariment. . .
.Th• cold •nap -t•nned ~he· worst Funeral Slated since 19U by SouUdand fannen -
produced .. Umated 1611es of '° l!lfC'llt in IOml lftL
Low readings rtturned to the 50'g Mon-
day and wm 8ClledUled to remain there
tonlfhl '
Mo.!t notictably affecled wert nowera
btlna srown f or decor•tlna the floats
ln Pllldena.'1 New Year 's day Touma..
ment of Rot., paradt. 1'11 price of
, nower1 wu doubled after 'the watiend
freeJO.
The Icy ttmperatu,., blacl;enad Heidi
of ready-to-harvest fiower11 boottfni the
cott of decoraU., 1 RoM Pande float
from about 11,IO to 11.000. •ccorcllni
to one wholesaler.
· Flineral servli<a for Herbert H.
Munroe are acbedulia 'ior 10 a.m. Friday
at the Smiths Chlpel in Huntington
Beaeh. Mr. MUnroe dled Monday at the
Orange Cou.nty Medical Center. He was
8$, •
For tbt ~ nve fe&rt Mro. Munroe
made bl1 borne with bl.s dauehttr, Mn.
Ida MaPlea, 9IS2 Lltcblleld St., Hun-
Uniton Beach. He worked lot the Bo~a
TIOe Co. Otber IUl'VIYon Include anothtr
dluahter Mrt. Notma Tonelli &lid three brother~ Ira, illrry and Tberln Munroe
all o1 Ma11&chuaetll. Ht wUI be tnterred
at the Good SheJ>btnl CIJnttery In Hun-
tington Beacb.
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" Fro~ Apollo Set'. . '·
SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) "-
The Apollo 8 astronauts tonight plM'li
the .longest television show ever beamed
from a U.S. manned spacecraft. It 'fiPI
1Jllve wthllngs a 1econd Ind lo.,.. cElol'~ JOok at the .moon ~ ~~
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The show is to start beaming from
space at 6:28 p.m. PST and conclude
at 7:05 p.m. -a total of fl minutes .
The tolecul had been ocbedilled for
onJy 15 minutes. But after a sueceasful
12-minute show from the moon-orblttna
ship thia morn1ng, Million Control uked
the aatronauta to extend tonl&ht'• featur. .
-tlle ooly other one planned dur11J4
lunar orbit.
Mesan Sentenced;
On . Narco Charge
A Colla Meia man arreated Oct. it,
fn a narcotlca oweep carried out by llal4
and sheriffs narcotics ,agents and Coltl
Mesa police bu been 1entenced lo ~
montbe In Orange County Jail.
Superior Cow1 Judp Robert ciardnet
also ruled that Larry D. Dean, 21, at
314 Monte Vista Ave., must serve three
years probation on the sale of marijuana
charge to which he pleaded guilty.
Dean, Beverly Creech, 21, also of lht
Monte Vllta address and Shuron "
Young, 19, of 341 RadsQlla Place wera~
arrested in separate raids by the three.
agencies. Cow1 acdon Is pending qal!llt
the two gfr!J. · ·
DAIIY PIIO!
OltA~GI COAIT rUllllHINO CCJM>IAHY
R1il1rt N. W11i ,,...ldf~I tnd r11t11JN
J1ck R. Curl:r Vlct ,,_..,.. 111111 OtMf ~Mttr
Th11111t K•••ll ....
Thom11 A. M11r~hl111 ""'Mt'"' • ....,. Albert W, l1t11 WUll1M A114 ~11i. """""'"" IM<ll ldllW City ldl1W
H11tl11ttn ..... OM.
JOf Ith Str.1t
M1lth19 Ali4Ntn P.O. l1>1t 7tO, tJ,41
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OAft.T P.tl.OT ltll ...... SEARCHINll HOUSE .
~ WUll•111 .~
in • ..--· beln&'carrled out today
by Puhilc~Jamo1 V. Helm
• ...,. add up. to • 111.000 OirlJtmai
~ tar lllll nm ol kin of a '1'1-y_.
O!il~--· . . . _. -foand f!J1000 In U.S.~
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al Ill -dla, St,· Tbq iea1ld ml ~ -_,i the t!l&llJ. --boaio ol.the lldeiV ~ .... -
..-· that <!11 <t nalund -"In
Coeta """' Mtmoalrl llolpltaL -~· bial ... -bOnt ...... all ...... bJ ·~"'-JiaiW, ~
---......... llllaDlnll fll;lliO. Tbt ll•liil "(d b ileooomll WU j>eing
• ~ todiltby lpnitlpton. . .
; ~, P-io; whCI -e to 'Coeta Mm
: 1!;,1111". a, r o "'"' . ,.urlng f r om '..lila • ,.. ..... jx>lllrin Iii Cicero, JD., lived
' alone· al. the ¥-'la Street address.
' H1i wile, -; clied lut June 29 al
the home. ' llehna' lnveotlpton deacrlbld the
-PtUule lmie u ·-down, very ipO!io-
1,y fumilllOd aod .pretty typlA:al ol !ht
type ol home run by a recluae." .
They uld Mr. Peslrule had been Jed
lrequeotly by neilbbora Binet hll ·wtte
clied aod that "It may well have been
I be oolY,·food 1,b • old man tot judllni by Ille coofenls al the boUle.!'. ·
Iovatlpton .alto aald nellihbon told
them that it was only on rare occulona
I b a I anyone ..,. light burning In the
home. "'nie houat bado'I been cleaoed , ...... .looi tlmo,' certa1alJ net .....
lha'lrtf&·dlaJ,n ao lnftlllptoraald ,
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galed in ktonlShment at a al&ht never before -~ b~ m"I' ~ tha bacbid•
of the ~ \h&l -Uy llldn \llO!I
from earth. -·
It wu akin to Columbul sighting the
New World, Balboa atar1ng down at
the Padllc « De Gima .roundlni the
Capt of Good Hope. It WU Jula Verge,
Buck Rogen aod Flaab <ioMon, a1J wrap-
ped .up In a neat~ packqe
for the adventue-loven of the warld.
'!be utrooauil then zipped· around lo
the frolll aide to beam lo earth dramatic
pictw... accompanied by a '(lvid word
deacrletloo.
11 MILES mGH
The engine fired them into ao initial
orbit ran&loi from &9 to Its mllea blah.
A teCOlll! flrltM! durjng the third lunar
orbit clrcularhed the path at about 70
miles above the surface.
About the 88lrle time; Apollo a swept
pan 'the hallway point of the planned
mil8ton ol &!> day• and lhrtt boun.
·~11. lookf .!Jke p~ of parjl, or
sort of ar,yilh beach aand," was t.ovell'•
first lmprtJaton of lhla alltn ce\esUal
body that bu awed man alnce bil begin-
ning. .
TWo and cioe-hall houri later. the
a.Jtro;nauts Dashed the scene to home
tetf!Ylston sets with the aame camera
that Monday' had relayed plclum ol
the earth from 200,000 miles away.
The bright ren.ctioo ol lbt IUD dulled
some of the features, but vtewen could
not btlp bu I be CllJibl up in tho H·
c!tmtnl or ....,, Wdum beamed live
by three advtllturerS 2!0,000 miles from
lbetr homa planet.
EalWll!CI · '!ere ttoated Ip a · ~ltak'.
barren. t ' n d 1 c a p e of crater-PQCked ~ ~ p14'leaW1 and I'll(•
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DESOLATE SCENE
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hifant on City Hall Lawn
,It looked Uke a molt lnbolpitable place,
a 1eene of duolatJoo more complete
than any Sahara.
From Page l
Lo the ahepilerdl aod wise men bad
appeand .. Lquna -city ball lawn this mornlni to He I newborn
Retired Labor
Leader Dies in
Laguna Hills
Abraham Berl<IM, a New York City
Labor leadlr lor hall a century and
• former union orpnlrer with 5'n1uel
Gompen, died Mmeay nlpt In his
Lellurt World home. He wu 93.
Mr. Berkson ha~ lived In the rtllre-
ment community since 118&. He retired
fro madlve labor work In 111111. He and
hll da•igbter, Min Florence Berbon,
aharod the home In Leilure World.
Miu Berkson, 62, uld her father work·
ed wllh Gompen in qanlgjq tbl early
movement ot unions near the turn or
the CenturJ.
She said Mr. Berbon was respansible
r ... the lint ....,.i ftrlke or garment
workers In JJIJ In wblcb tli0,000 persons
walked all their jobs. nit strike mulled
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Mr· Berkion retlrod ohor1ly before ~ In Lei.... World In Licuna mu.:'" ' • .
ll..ltloi Ills 'dalJ<t« .... leans ..... Allflit !JI Loi • Anplt1; Io u r
II ilidtblllhn1 ~ four I r e a t ~
ll'~llittn. ~J;emc.. are pendlnC at th e M"'°"'*'8 l'timlll> Moitlllr)I In Santa
Ano.
•• ~'rta Coupl,e
• Tliimk Samaritan
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M Andert handled tbe camera for
the 12-mlnute te1ecut from an altitude
of aboot 150 mllu, be deacrlbed the
aurvact1 u 0 whitlah-cray, Uke dirty
beach und with loll or !ootprinll in
it."
SALT CREEK ROAD . • •
infanl In hil manger.
'Ille lalesl adclillon to lhe city Cbrtlt·
mu decilr, a Dltlvtty IC011e, WU oriil·
oa1ly camtructed by Wayoe Moore for
the RecrHtioo Department or Hanlon!,
four or five yean ago.
It bu belo <!Jlplayed In the Laf!\111&
Federal BulldlnC aod Iut yur al
Moore's home, ff7 Canyon Acres Drive.
nit cliapla1 bu ll'OWll over the yun
by adcli&n or ahttp, •h•pherda and oth-
er flium.
Moore credits for usll!ltance J i m
Smith, Phil Mueller, Tom Rausch, Ca-
thy Nov~ and Virginia Colby.
In order to assure their cooperalion.
uld Moore whlmalcally, hi had to get
appfO\lal from Shepherds Union Local
!lei.
Naming unnamed crater• after
aatronautl, including tbemslevea, Anden:
turned lunar tour guide with IUCh
detcrlptloo u :
"We're pa&sing over crater Borman
r!gltl cow. Lovell'• rlghl -to It and
Andera rlghl -lo It"
The televilion wu beamed alter Apollo
8, a tiny speck In lllilltleu space, wblrlocl
through lta stconcl or 10 'Planned orblta
of the moon,
Eacb pass ta.tea about two hour11.
The 1pacecralt was Injected lniUally
into an orbit ranglna: from 69 to 193
miles above the surface.
The momentoua orbit insertion climax~
ed a 69 hour journey that started Satur-
day at Cape Kennedy 1n which the
astronaut!, like three wl&e men of t h e
pu~ guided thtmatlv" towanl o bright
object ln the heavetJ!.
real property, particularly no street In
a master planned area ahaU be vacated
before aubm!Jalon to the planning com-
mtaaton.
'Ille Board or Superviaore acted under
a sedton of the State Street and Higbway
Code but did not have a specific ruling
from the county counael's office.
Such a ruling has reJlOrtedly since
been called for as county offJclala began
taking a longer look at the matter.
WiWam Wilcoxen, Laguna Beach at--
tomey, polnil out that whether prlvlt<
land separated the road right and the
tidelanda, the property bad never been
unavailable to the public until late this
year.
REPR!:SENl'S BOARD
Wllco:s:en represents the five-man
Capistrano Park and Recreation District
board which submitted a resolution at
the subcommittee hearing urging state
action to assure acceu to the Laguna
Niguel Udelands.
He maintains that the private aection
between road Ind Udelanda ii one Juue.
""'~ PUllLO CRIWMIN lllAD NIWSPAPIR ACCOUNTS 01' THEIR RELIASE 11Y NORTH KORIANS
A Chrf1lmH Ev1 Stopover at Midway hla nd, Thon on 101San Dl190 (Story P•t• 1)
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Wllcoun 1ee1 u a aeparate iuue the
abandonment of a lOQ..foot wide public
rlpt.of-way to a oorporaUon without
compeoaalton or btoeflt of public bear·
inl!L
He said the right of way waa and
is big enough for a scenic view point
and a turnaround area.
Wllcoxen baa IUQested to Supervi!IOl"
Alton Allen that the lift or thil much
public property, Salt Creek Road, would
be dHficult to ralionallze unless it is
merely a 1hifling" of public rights from
one place to anolher.
He ·me1ttloned street end acceu to
heachtJ reqalred In Newpor!, Laguna
and county areas in South Laguna arid
San Clem~· stating auch access should be requlr of new developments.
CITES t'OD
WJlco:ren allo PQlnts to a secUon of
the California Coll!Utuilon (Art. 15, Sect.
2) which states ,the people shall alw111
have accesa to navigable walerl.
It alllol that no Individual, par!nonhlp
or corporaUon in pouesa1on of lands
oC a harbor, bay, lnfet, ettuary or other
navtgable water 1hall be pennltted to
exclude the right of way to auch water
whenever II IJ required for any public
purpoae.
'The attorney cmcedes t h' e r el mltht
be some interesting law Involved if the
matter becomes a suit. He pointed out,
for ln!tance, that an old divlalon line
at Sall Creek aeparated a Spanilh land
grant trom public land.I deeded by PreaJ..
dent Qrant ln 1174.
It 11 conceivable, aald WJ1co1eri ,. that
public rlgltll .cloi ona !>art of lk, beach
might be cli!leruMliul on anoU(er. '· •
WUco:ren conctded that 1 park 'and ·
recreaUon district would. not normally
Involve JtaeU with road abandonment
matters. •
BOARD CONCERI(
But ht uld the board ta concerned
about rocroalloo ""h buclh recrea~oo
ill lnvoh>od. Ho uld ht did not !mow
what the board'• llandlnl would be
relative to f11in1 a Jaw aolt In the
molter.
He added, "T h e y have not p a i d me
a dime or expended any funds r<latlve
to lhe n.d."
Thur~ton Candy
Sale· Nets $1,500
' SIUdtnll . al TIUtrllml lnl~111t1di.t•
School in ·Lq\ml tloacb havt been Hllllll
ptcan Cllbew cudJ over • the.. 1hoilday staaon with an upected rtturn lo ltulent ~
body 1r-ry or ti ,IGO.
The ltuclenlo are aelllnt the candy ·
door~<Mf00<. A total ol 1,000 bo1ea are
••peeled to bt told.
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'Ille called val acllon ol the tiooejl qa!!'=
!air board demandine pollc•
pn>taclloo or lbt!r propv1y or rtflllal
ol permlJaion for the ooocerj. •
Supf#t. bowev.t. came from 1.dht' -er Lorry Bacon, 116 Copltol SL,
who IJ protldtnl ol the Harbor Area
Community Coocert AllOclaUon. 11., ..
··<>ur )'OUDg people need recNIUOn
t.clllUea and ID lhla c..,, we can~
plda-and Jll'Clilcll"} lnllead ,fl. ~
~and bl:rr1mnent," Bacall llld.
~ -.i lbal ht did no! ~ao tt,
a .
Police-Olief Roger1 Neth appeared
partlcularly bothered by the lmpilcallon
in SI. Clalr'a motion for for determination
wl>)' hil !om couldn' handle oecurHy
for the Ile!'· 29 f..Uval.
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SURFERS .•••
IUl'flna and recreattonal anu 'enc1t1'
Commen&ed MD:• Armltt'onl, 11, ••n•a
outrqeoua that they do 'a 1111nc· lib
tha~ . I llll'fed there at , kllt once a
day. Now·! don~ know where I'm IOlnr
lo llll'f, Thalia ,Slretl, I pu, btll It 1111~ ¥! u CONl'"""l we:r,i ·"""'1 pttq locbd In: Wllat'I -! • •
"W!kere 'now d9 w4tro.'.' uHl "*"
KloltfnnaD, 17. "Lacima BUcb 11.-..
ed, and SaoO-le IJ jUll llki ~
Trellloa •bU the -~· ·-the ~ kids •11111-cill'\' ;.' they'll have· lo fllbt the · ', In La(una... . ~--... .. •
Bullneaamao ·· Jao KPpnyckl Aid,
"I'm terribly qallllt I~ btll I'm bla*
beca-I'm Pine to buy a home down there. Slowly, ooo· by one, '11 the pad
aurlh!I beachel ue aeUinC Wiped out."
"Now we're belnl driven to TraJlel,"
uld Dori w .... , II, ''Which IJ OJ,pl
beca~ of the Marines.'' . Rob ,Kronman, 17, Aid, '"The cWta
, In the country .... llowly re!ttol choltd
out by the smog,. and the IU1'fan ....,
lielng c:bol<ed out bY land developen.''
· Bill Bro,.n, 18, uld, "I'm intty mad
·-It. The ~ 11111 beinC uaed durln& Ille winter, and li'a to b1a ll'a
even rld1culoul to even have It cliiMd In the IWlUntl'. ti . • -
"!'don' thlnk·U's rlgh~" offered Jlnl
Kuhn, 17. "Now, I have to drive id
San Diegti, ao I leave about 1:30 1.m.11 '
Two Lagunans
Hurt in Wreck
.. Two lqunana suffered mJnor lni'l,!lel
?ttonday evening, police' l'!~--:Obf· 'a
three-car rear.end collision on Cout
Highway at Emerald Bay. '
Poltce ·aald Jane B. 4anlaa, 20, ol HD
Capi.strino Ave., stopped her car beh1nc1
other northbound traffic.
A car driven by M1r1mt G. Leidig, 11,
ol IM Canyon View Drive, llopJied .._
hind the Janise car. It wu struck from
behind by a car driven by Ralph ·f,
Harsin, '5, of 710~ Narclaul Ave., ~
ona de! Mar and knocked tt Into the
Janise car, police aaid.
Both women were to see their o'@
doctors.
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Plan 2nd Trip . :; ..
A project to collect Christmas sJftl
for a Mexican orphanage by senicn
at Laguna Beach Hl&h School wa1 60
successful, organl!er sald this week wlmt
an . utra trip was needed to take a»
the gi!ll In Umo !or Chrtalmu. "'
The seniors collected toya, food Oii
clothing ror the 80 orphans at the Casa
del la Esperama orphanqe near Tl·
juana. "I
nit drive ltarted eary In December.,,
DAILY PILOT . I
OltAHGe -~ "UIJ.llttlHo. ·CQM,llltr I
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Rob...t N. W••4 ..L
Jeck R. C.rl1y
Yiu ..,_ldlat •!Mt 0-11 MIMtlf
.lr..'Ylll~ (fop.,
ffaryest Hit.
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·'h or~ of 1u1 'I'-·· bl\tfr ~ wive ,~ citrus and nowv1 ~Pl
tn1Sc::Mbtm calif«n1a .wl!n belQgi...,...
~ Ullo ~;wljb prelimljllr)'lefimalta #Ill fnlm .... m!lllOii' lo "' ml1lloO. AmimB 1be, are.. hardell ,hil ~re
tlio ,...,.,_"" the JrvlnoJluc!>, wben
t b 1• oulJlt'ealng temperatures , ~ ~babtlal damage to u,e .,..anae,1 lemon
and' ivocado crops. , ·
' 'bl. 'It' ''We .llUllabjed some d.amage.. ut , s
sUIJ loo early to delermh\e the llCIUal
eitent, '' reported Frank Ctllllrm, orchard
..,;,.,intendenl of the Irvine Company ~wra!'1>epartmen1. ' · · The cold. a n a p _: termed the wors l
sibce 111!9 by Southl.,00 ' !ahneri -
produced. estjm~ted -ol 50 """""I
in JOme , area.. .
LoW .'readingJ returnod, to the 50'• Mon
day and were 9Cliflduled to remain there
lohigbL • r
Mort noticeably affected were Dowers
bebfg grown f or decorating the floats
in· Puldena'• New Year's day Tourmi.-
ment of ROses parade. The price · or
nowen was ' doubled after the Wftkend
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Tb< ic). temperatures blaclceiied fields
of rep~est Dowen,' boosting the
coot •of ilecoraW!g a -Parode float frdri1 ljJout '1;50 . to '3;000, occordlDg
to one wholesaler. '
UC Irvine Let.s
Building Pacts
Worth $5 Million
A new burst of bullding activlfy is
under way todiy on the UC Irvine c&tfl·
pus following recent award of sevttal
contracts tota]ing more than $5 mllllon,
aocordlng to' Vit.e ~ L.E. C<i1.
Biggest eroject is a $2.l million apart·
meot housing complex JOr married slu·
dehts, and junior faculty. The housing,
whfch Will bring to 250 the number of
apartments otr campus, is a year away
from completion.
A· second medical school bull ding is
being .built at· a cost of $1.1 million for
~lhg; of 9Ch001 next fall. n Will
t the final move of the College of
edlc~ to Irvine ,from ils campus in Los AagO!e.·, Cox !laid. -
·A 19BZ,ooo buried uallty proJe<t ty·
tag in . oew . fine ai:ts and eng~g )~.d!DP. and the library e~l()n JS ~for completioo ln 11 months.
' A'bo, 8 p&rking lot, roads and .storm
drains to service th4 new· physical sci·
-.boildlng shoold be finished In Feb-11"'Y· at. a cost of 1193,000, Cox said.
PSA Urges Quick
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·Merger Approval .. ' . .
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Pactflc
eiiatbwest Airlines today filed ·with the
0'11 AeroftauUcs Board an appllcation
for appro\'al of ils proposed acquisition
d. contnil of Western Airlinea, Inc.
Along with ibe .application, PSA also
reqlieSted a rutlng by· the •C.<B thit
would . allow shares of West.e'rn stock
received in exchange for PSA atoct
to ~ p;IB.ced in a' voting trust,·thertby
permiWng the cosummation or the ex·
<ll!anp wUJ;iobtwaltlng le< CAB approval
·~ the dlftiet.
tM ,\Jao flied was a proposed trust agree-_,,,,t which PSA stated was "11itnilar
flt trust lndentiJres prevloualy uUllzed
by the OOerd 'lo· provide aufllclent level
Ill· lsolaUoe of control to llitlafy the 1*bHc Interest.... . .
-t"Tfhe· cdmpany requested qnlct action,
pointing out it hoped to make Its pr...
pOsed · eicbange oller IODletllile Dext
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Chrislmps in the Hojy Land •. t~e Bells oJ Bethlehem by .gun-toting soldiers as peace and good will are '
will ring out ·in cliotus of•g!adness and ·celebraUon denied this Cbri~ in· troubled Mideast. ·
White,-or Wet-· Yule Seen:
Weatherman. Predicts Snow, Rain Throughout U.S. . .. .. ' . . . . ''
A: cold and .wblte or wet Christmas · northwest wilh gales and soaking raJ:ns an hour,_ ·
· 'appeare'li~'fer moat .or the nation along the coasi and 'nung hecwy snow11 Six~ of snow. fell atop· a ~Un_g
today as new snow and a deep freeze . inland from the cascades and Sierru or ice Jn . ~ons east of Buffal9 to
btew into the We.!1. and East .an~ hea vy to the northern Rocki Lak . . a~d an extra hazard for !Dotorista: win-. , · es. · evtew, in ding ·UP Christmas shoPPlN · 8{1d tbQ6e railJ!. lghe.$1 the Pacific Northwest. south;cent.ral Or,egbn, shoveled thr,ough cetttni an early start oil ho~ly traveL
z'CFo :cold ·Bllµli the midseCt.lon where 16 !~~hes of snow. 1 A new.blast of Arcui: aif.1"9lled acrosa .roads~remained clogged from .Monday's ~1ling gales sweep~g the eastern tlie plains and Midwest, dftvlng .teJn,.'
severt stortn.:: ~ ..... • . Great Lakes scattered fiutries into· the peratures below zero tn a region
Thf~lteaVlelt' S~s were In ·the moun-~ppalachians and dumped heavy snow plaslci ed by up to i feet o( snow Sunday
ta. 'S"of th 'West d 1 the st into western New· Yori and adjacenl and "1onday. Highway er~• plowed m e ·an a ong e.a erp ~ake areas: 'l'ravelen warnings ·were through 10-and.12-foot (irifta in partiOnl
shores of the Gre•t Lakes. 1SSued for eight New York· counlies pelted of Kansas, Ne~raska, Iowa, the eastern
A new Pacif'IC I &torm lashed the by s no w and winds up ·to 50 m i I e Ii Dakotas and Mlnne$0la.
First-,Hour of Yule Pact
Marred by Red Shooting
SAIGON (AP) -Tbe allies began
a · Ouistmu cease-fire today and · in
ther firwt · hour , the enemy Yiolated I the
. truce · wltb nine l!i~lrtg incidents, two
slgltlficant, lhe U.S. 1 Command •said tonight. ' · · rtie 24-botir allied · standdown began
at 6 p.m. and fell within a three-day
ceue;fire period proclaimed by the Viet
Cpng that began 17 hours earlier •
.In uie first' sli: ~s of. their own
ceise·f ire, ~ilemy sofdi~'made sevtn
mortar ana giound . atlaCk< . on South
Vletilamese mJIJtary posts, killing six
soldiers and .one civUiin and wounding
16' soldieta: and 'fl\l'e ctvlliarui, Uil!! gOvem-
ment reported. It said six enemy soldiers
were killed. ·
Then 53 minutes alter the beginning
of the allied cease-fire, U.S. 25th Infantry
Divtstoo troops 40 miles northwest of
SaJgon were hit by about 10 rounds
ot mortar fire, wounding seven, the
American command reported.
U.S. artillery fired on the suspected
enemy posiUons but results were not
known.
An · h·our after the beginning of the
allied cease-fire, a reconnaisunce patrol
ol the U.S. 1st Infantry Division came
under rOc;~t grenade ·fire about 28 miles
north o.I Saigon. One American was
wounded 1n the elght:minute exchange.
Hea~quarters. said, the other incideals
reported !JO far corWsts of small.arm!i
fire at troops or planes and were con-
Sidered minor'.
Before the Viet Cong cease-fire began,
South Vietnamese troops fou~t an all·
day battle in which SaltJO!! clalaied 159
enemy soldiers were tilled.
The U.S. Command aJso· announced
that the number Or· "lndlcatioll8" ol
enemy mrut&ry 2.cUvJty' in t h e
demilitarized zone had pa$Sej1 the l,oob
mark since President Johnson ordered
all attacks halted on North Vietnam
Nov. I.
Meanwhile in ParlJ today the Viet
Cong hailed a scheduled meeting with
U.S. negotiators in South Vietnam
Christmas Day as a victory in Its battle
for recognilion. But South Vietnam said
once again it would Dl!!Vtr negotiate with
the guerrilla leaders.
The Vietnam meeting was Rt up last.
Week to discuss the rt.lease of thrte
U.S. prisoners of the Vitt Cong. 1\le
announcement wu made In Paris by
the Viet Cong's political arm, the Na·
tional Liberation Front, and the bat-
tlefield meeting was scheduled near Tay
Nlilb. .. , ·.
Royal COach Inns
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Reveal Anaheim _, .
Plans · for 'Hotel . .
Plans to build , the third larg~ 'hotel
In-Southern California In Anahe&n 1 jUst
north of DIM~ylan·d were repont4. Mon·
day by Royal Coach Inns Ltd. o( Dall~,
Texas. ~
Con.rtructlon Is espeded lo beglo nelll
spring on the '15 million, 1,tlOl).'rOoln fa-
cility on the northwest corner of West
Street and Ball Road. . .
The lint phase ·will iriclude 4111,800
square feet and contaJn 561 roo111J, ac-
cording to Arthur W. Beck Ji., presKlent
and chairman of the board of Royal
Coach Inru1.
Beck sai'd. the hotel would be designed
with Old English decor to "reflect luntj
and tr•ditlonal hospitality.,;
The building will feature extenslve use
of turrets and A-frames with leaded
'gl:w bay windows, fireplaces andJonnal
English garden areas with .pond&, toot
bridges, foonptns and noodllgbting.
The new R'oya1 Coach litn wtll boa.st , ' . 68 banquet' rooms to accommodate ap
to 2,000 pel'S(!NI. ,
The Disneyland location · will be the
first Rttyal Coach Inn to be constructed
on the West COast. Tallesl buDdlng, .the
proJ>O'<d hotel will be four •torJet .. -
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SP•CE CFJn'ER '(I~·,, ·-• ' Ai.ii~~\~·.~ ,("Jl\'iu;;;.
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~ Jamea ,.Lm!I a Wllllanl
-, dllipplncl blblad Ille ' -qo:1y toU,y., tl>!Y· ,-. oat,-OI .,,.,.
numlcaUooa with the ~ )(l,DllOd
S~1 cen&er 'forJ ¥ .. aa:s;lo111 , , j I 1.,.
momenta. • . ' 1
TJIO 'ltni 'c:oiltad lroib · iho Apillo I tp1ceCraf\ 1W'8;• toi fndlcaie, One' Wa)'
or another, "1oelhlir U•W ~
Pictures ·of >'--'~: . . . . ' (:· .,
-. lta ' IInt ,l'llOC\ll Cll't>tl ·-A l' -Sh_. . 11 w run.1(11o· o.n...i --.....-po w l-.D . . blems, _.,,. eii<lt ~ -ly • ,.i i:."r"' mlUlpn mlle•Pawpi'~ any bENVE11(UPll-Anmlciisllle1Wm .J... inW<:' moment wu to be l :it vi""".' wen lo ltl a spodal a.tolaou a.m.'~. . · · . gift tanliht -a view ol Ille Apollo FJJll>I ~ Jerri cur alood by a spaoO.,,a11 circling the--. _
~.~~Ct~-: ~J~;· bile al· Doaald Lunetta, cur-of~~ I·
!alrs 'ci!llcer Joi\n Mc ob 1p:H . C. <lites planetariam• la -· . I' over· the· m8.nned spicta'af't ~ ra-a televWori camera au.bed• laati (l
dlon. ·:nut we're irtandlq by." . tei-p. -attempt lo spot llio 11~ ·1: ~ !al.r, Mclatab added:. ~•Ila voyaae ar...Dd .,._,,.
"We've acquired ~gnal bqt no .Oi!e to Tbe Ame ltleooope .wu uold ._ , ,
contact yet: Standlng 'by.'I . 1t1 1 picture ol Apollo I •_I&· 1'
A few morf silent secoll\b pmed. · · llOUOll llODle 150,000 rnDes -fllin ,
"We're looking at eq!ne iliita, • earth. Tbe picture showed a ldll .-t· ..
McLla1stl.' sa\d, :·11 1oc\u 1ooc1. :rw> ~.black backcrouncJ. ·, 1
prtSSUr"ts look good.,. · . B9J you can tell for Jute that tt
At 2:24, McLelllllh !Ost his Calm. 1 ! • Is • 4~" LtlDttta Hid. "You
"We've got il! We've got it," he U::• can't IM the shape, but you can detict
claimed. ·~A~llolJsin·Junarorbil" · · mO~
A, roar of apjila,,.. bad I"" up ·In !.unelY· aaJd the flnl p1ctmo· wie
the mlas1on control center. · not .....,.. ... 11'9 *-no Giie w..
"Ai>Ollo I, this is Hooston," Carr aaJd. llUfO juat, wbal Ille J!lcluni qaolJI)' ndil
"Verify your ivapor.ator contnl lo be. ~ # • •
eutomaUc position." · . IA~' aald .atttmpta i. ~
"W• bave a crew report ol an orbit,• the . .\R!Di ,l "'!P ~'bl ~;al'JT:M
McLealsb said. .• a.m., 1'0 ,p.m., 1:10 p.m. -..i l ;lr'
.utzmwit .James Lovell ended tht P·lll;' (l'SJ'), 11Je ~ iu. to lNf a®!lt-
•uapense whoo ba iald: six lnliiloa eiCJ>.11 the ·rn :Offllit
"Go ahead Houston, this is Apollo .Omo ,'l,l·~;ali!!!e. the mOQQ\i·~· a:-BUI'!' complei,. OUr. or;blt. Is Jet.I •urt-..;; . • ·, · ·.: .. ::1 . : .
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Go~go Dancers
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Excess Nudtty
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Two Pi• -dancerl from a La Habra nlibtapol iodll!' ·are fadnir .,.ilJ>nliool shortly after Christmas on aDepUQOI
that excess nucftty wu Included .la their
act. .
Arrested • on cbarge1 of • eiipJing In
lewd coodllct 'and lndicent OXJIOOlll'• weie Kathei'ine M. Jjunfle, II, ol Lo 1
Anples and Sybil ·Carmm, II, lroni
Hunting\on Park. ·
Pollce. and Alcobolfc stverace Cootrol
agents,'1afttr Investigation 11Ut week{ ir·
restd the two &ncers on c:Mrgea that
Ibey were ~ wtlbout benefit ol garb ... the lower ......
Also elcked up ... chargei of ~
the uoclld acl·Wll the .....,..,ol the
Harbor· Inn ol La Habra. Boultvanl,
Louis M .. Bebr, 24, ol Bel~
lbe trio, however will remain fr.o
for IJ'! Yulet14< biiJda) oo !GI ball
each. 11iey are due to aJ\IWtl' the char-
ges J."l'!dlr In Norib Orange County Ju-
dicial ·oouct 'Court' In Anaheim. ·
Repuhli~ Selected
For 'Alaska ·Senator
ANCHORAGE, Ala3ka (UPI)· -Tld
Stevens, ;s, a Replibllcan, bu boen •Ji.
pointed to serve the u.s, Senatt tenn of
the late E. L. "Bob" Bartlett, a• De:rn.
crat. '
5teYet11 WU picked Moaday bf_ Gov.
Walter HJcbJ,, Presk:lebt e~ct ,Nllaq''
choice ror -.1ary ol the,.ln~. II•
wtll serve unUI • special ·election in
19'11l to fill the . Ulle.'IPirecl . ~ WiJcli
ends In 1'12.
CHP Promotes
Capt. Peters .
Capt: James 'W. Polen, who baa ...,.
manded California 'Highway ' P'al'rol
operations .Jn Orangl!! County $ce ltsf,
baa been . promO!ed. to' -· of the' CllP Zone I wbJdi lnclud<o·. all ol
Orqe, Loo An(l!les and Ventura "'"1-
Ues.
Appointed to llllCCeed Peters In Oran11e
County Is Capt. Wallace EdJdns who
ae:rved as traffic officer. sergeant and
Jliutenant bete bel-lila prolrloUori' lo
caplalol and transfer. to .Sao Le-
in November:, 19f7. , , . • . '
Tile new appointments'""~
by CllP Commlslloner H. W. Sulllvao.
. c.pt.. Peters became a CllP ·CUiler
In 1912 ai\cJ WU uilgne<I IO.the·~
aftfl· He came to . Orariee. County •
(l\ll'iunander in 1964. C1pL ,Eclilna .,folned
the CBP In orange Count)> Jo: 1111. •
' . MOON ~·o av ,Q(lllJINO 'l!AClMIN
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-a11y got tile wish of a lifetime for
1"Chrtstmas -a ride on a fire ~
-glne. Miu Bdzllt, 0Wbo JIVOI ID ,...
mote Exumr.~~, had nevet
•even aeen a fire engine. But when
·she arrived to visit relatives for
; Cbrlstnw, har nephew DoUt ChllPo
.pol arranged for Ille Telgmnouth
"Fire J3ri&ade to take her for a • In. _op •
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: oqlllh, Olde. mlllliclJill cemetery,
, baa been the forgo41ten man In city
' government fur the put as yesrs.
, Lane, 63. who started u caretaker
• ID 1933, bas never had a paid va-
caiion lllld nobody realized it until
recenlly. The city COUDcll awarded·
Line a -weel: vacalli>ll, enn
though he had taken a fe'IV daya
()ff In blJ i!5 yeara on the job. ••
MiUlonl of Pf"°"' around
tho IOOrid on Whlnc1 Ammco'a
Apollo B Gltronauti toeU on
their trip to see the moon.. But
few aTt rooting f01' them antf
hankr than David TJartif.U Cl
Lmldoll. la IIJU, Tllrcl/oll llet
$2B at o bookmokblg fi"" that
o mati 1DOuk1 kmd on the moon
by 1970. 'I'll< boo"""*-""""
him IllOO to I oddl -o cool
UB,000 lf II< !Dina. A apolul,.
"""' fur Wllllam Billi, Book-
mokfn. aold "WI foo1c him °"
01 o j<>k NOID jt loob GI l/ 1H
thafZ Iott."
• Relatives of Mra. R-H. Frey
o! Chicago are extra carelnl when
they receive a certain cellophane-
wrapped Cbr!Jtm•• can!. The card,-first 1eut In 11132 by a m..,,.
her 0( Mra. Frey'1 bmlly, is unt
eadl y-to a family member
from the relative wbo rece:ived II
Wt Cllrlstmu.
Extortion Rap
'.A1so Facing
2 in Kidnap
MIAMI, Fla. CAP) -U.S. Ally.
Wiiiiam -NI'• Barbara J111e
Mackle bu ldentflled G1111 Slenn Krln
and Ruth Eiaemarm-Schler u the coaple
who burled bor Iliff ln Nri GoorJ1a
after ""' ... lddnaped.
Meadowa' dlocloeore came Monday
ijuring a inUmJnary bearing al whlcll
federal -c:bargoa wtre added to the ~ CX>llllls against Krtat
and Mlla Elalmalm-ad>ier.
Krist. wbo was capbn'ed Sunday on
swampy HO( Wand off the Florida Gulf ~ !IPl!Oil "Yea" -darinl the !lllairll(-llbdll ·lle-.tbe .... cbarpa and Illa rlcl*-.
Mia Elaemamt-Schier, described u a uoow, •J<IMlld llOIDellmel blood• ol
-bWld, la befq aougllt. There wu DO explanation of bow ot
When MJu Mackle'I ldentlflcltkn WU
made.
The bearlnf ln a lloavll;y (IUlnled room
oi lbe Dado COunlf jllJ In Miami WU
-unlD J111. JO to P.., Krtat and ID attorMJ wbo II temporarily
rein-llnc blm time to study Ibo
obqea. ..
Mla Mackle. a 20-J<IMlld Emory
Uolvmdty coed and daughter of a weallhJ Coral Gabla land devdoper,
wu kldnaped from ID AUanta mot.I
tut Tueada1· Federal Bureau o I
Invailgallon -ta found ber late Fri·
day, burled ln a coflln.llkt bar In a
shallow pit 20 miles from Atlanta.
FBI egeots said Mm Mackle led them
to the pll by IJ!in& her mucklea to
rep on lbe lid cl the boL
KJili a -reeoarcber, and Mias Eilemlnn-Schler, a studant worked
toe<th<J" at 1be Unlftrllty d Miami'•
lnslltotaflllhrlne8clmce.
Ollloen have -~ thlt a third ponon wu lnvolvod In tbe klll-
naplng.
In -City, Cellf. Krlat'• ellnn8od wife -Cannell Simm Krtat
-111111 --Im --to be remembered -to make 111 lmpect
on the world hi Dftl In."
PUEllLO CRl!WMIN WAVI AT llOUL AIRPORT AS THEY llOARD PLANE FOR TRIP HOME
mm .. ...._ u fr u rm ctD:••
ed," Adm. Jlolenberl aid.
He lllld ".oomelhiJlc like 10" fll tbe
-·~ WI'"' lDJurtd wlleo, 111* ln-telilltac» liblj> wu lal"!I J111. p la
•boollaa thlt ""'1 one aallor'• Ille. Many
still bore the merkl and brulael fll lhl
btl"np thtlr capt.on cave tbtm unW
lht ... "'-~the·~ at No JleQJrn" al Ille truce vUlap OI
POllDIWl)om.
u1 havt the utmosi admiration fut
~ Bucller and bis cm< ••• tr.
,_,. _.tau•es " AmclcL ,-. me, ..,. of the moot remarbbl•
lhtap WU lh<lr admlraUon far Ibo
Unliod Slatea lhroushout their ordaal, •
the admiral aakl.
He d88Cribed Bucher as "a hero
among beroea." But lbe alripper bad bis
0WD berOeJ. \
Dueller Introduced ChunC to aaolher
Filipino crewmaa. Croeelio Aheloo. Tba
11kfpper said Abelon •• "a sptrlt who
llUided members d lbe crew lhrouP 11 months ot. hell." ~
Abelon commented Ille Communist
propaganda was "very hard Ustenfns."
Eleclrlclanl Mete IC Rmhel J. Blan-
letl ol Orange, also talked with tbe ,.,,.
erlll and lbe premier.
He talked of the ordeal. "I fall Uh
rwmlng -tbe lrll(e. They _,
lminu 1111 fll us. They doai mow will
they bate Americanl,0 Bl•neett Aid.
Garcia did, said the general, was far 00.
yond the call of duly.
hu wan the approval of brass tor his
conduct. By pualng noteo be managed,
although kept In IOli!ary conlln-t, to Mmmand bil ttien liven ID capUvtty.
1be ex<apt.lves wan to ten their' ltor-
fes In men detail-In Saa Diego. ThlJ
spent moot of their hours In Korea In
reel or In prayer. Sometimes their mood
"My lmpn!SSion ls that ho was able to . talked for them.
give a convlncln& show fll leadanblp-Adm. Rosenberg remorked lhal moot ~-Lloyd M. Bucher, who led hil
crewmen In and out fll captivity, aJnad1 for his crew. ol the oewu1&1'1 words about their cap-
"Jlm not preJudilnl thl.s case. These tors bad been "rather earthy."
~fi'antastie, Magnilique'
Europe Cheers Apollo Feat
LONDON (AP) -Plclnr.. of lhe
moon from: Apollo I flubed ccros1
televtalon ocr.... In · weotern l!:urope
today and Europeana cheered lhe apace
venture a a triumph.
In London. office worten a n d
Cbrlllmaa aboppen narmed around
lelevlatoo eels In tbope, olll<es and pubs
to wat<h tbe pbotograpbs of lhe moon'•
craters drift acrou the acreen.
"It's fantaaUc," said many a viewer.
Britain's foremost space astronomer, Sir
Bernard · Lovdl. 1ald from h I s
oboervatory at Jodrell Bank thlt tbe
for days, bl08SOIDed with headlines aucb
as, ••Entered In Orbit" and "ln Lunar
OrbiL"
Frenchmen lo the atreet praised
&nerlcu lmoHow on the apace fea4
and tome viewers watching televialon
lunar pbot.ol cheered, "Magnlfiquet"
Parlalan ofllee wcrtera allO qull their
desks and headed for the nearest
television set to watch the Apollo
transmJlliona.
In Iran, the govern!nent televiafon
network and Tehran radio carried ipeclal
programa on the space achlevement.
Tehran radio broke in with a apecial
bulleUn aaying "the brave American
utronaut.I" had made 1 aucceuful orbit
of the moon .
Tehran's five major newspapers have
been devoting up to three full pages
a day to the Apollo mission.
American feat was "one of the historic
momenta in the development of the
human race."
Programs on Italy's national radio
networ~ were interrupted to announce
that Apollo I had g""' Into lunar orbtt.
Italian Chriatmu shoppers hailed before
tetsvi.. oets In ca1 ... ban and •Ion•
Earth Flat?
• Society Taking Another Look
for lhe latest word. LONDON (AP) -Britain's Fial Earth
Radio Moscow told the Soviet Union Society acknowledged today after viewing of the lunar orbltma: one hour and 45 _ minutes after the ipacecraft reappeared pictures of the earth from Apollo B
from behind the moon. The ~er that tt mu.st take another loot at thlnp.
read a brief report at lhe tnd of a The three-man American team clrcwn·
regular newacut. navlgaUng the moon baa somewhat
The television pictures of the moon torpedoed the aoclet.)"1 idea that the
were fluhed via the Teleatar satellite moon u well u the IUD are two small
and relayed by lbe Spenlsh Buitrago objects that 10 """"' and """"' the
tractlng statim near MW!d. North Pole.
Dutch radio and televt1ion staUona con-Slnctl the moon ahot, the Flat Earth
llnullly lnterruplod regular program11 for Society hu been nwe than ordinarily
bulleU!ll on the Apollo m!S&ion. Italy's tnterested, aand General S e c re t a r y
etate-nm t.elevlllon 11ervfce gave a special Samuel Sbentoo.
J.5.mlnute program at noon. "We have hardly had time to 1et
British afternoon newspapen 1pluh~ together to form an Idea and I wouldn't headltoel 11,Ying "A Plaster of Par111
Moon" and "Round They Go-Smiling.''
The London Evening Standard and the
11ke to commit myself now at all.
"They 1ald they cou1d 1ee South Africa
and ao on. But atrugJe u much u
I could, I couldn'l see anything at Ill.
"If the earth ls a plane4 II would
have to be travelling around the sun
at more than ooe mllllon mile. au hour
and we .. never have bad evidence that
the earth ls moving around the sun.
"Jf they abow us a very clear pkture
of the earth from 1paee and the pJeture
does not ahow all the contJnenta, and
the edge of the plctur. ts out of perspec-
tive, then that would prove that the
earth is round. UnUJ then, we shall
continue fighting to prove the earth ls
flat. II
Evening Nen begon their stories with
tdenUcal words: .. They've done St."
In Austm, people gathered around
lhop wtndows to watch television shots
from lbe apacecnf~ and lhe Apollo
mlsslon wu the main topic or con·
vtnaUon ln coffee 1hop!, and buses aiid streetcars crowded with shoppers.
The Austrian news agency switchboard
wu Jemmed with telephone calls.
Astronaut's Wife Gets
Rome'• rienp1pen, which have crowd-
ed tbelr front pqea with moon atorles
Husband's Moon Signal
Families
Gather in
San Diego
SAN DIEGG, Cellf. (AP) -Wives
and c hlldren, mothen and fatben,
brothers and alsters are here fer a
Christ.mu Eve reunion with the 11
llll"Vivln& crewmen of lbe USS Pueblo.
The families have been flown at Navy
erpenae to meet the men releaaed Sunday
alter It months u capUvea of North
K....._
The first of two giant jeta cmylng
the crew wu to set down at Miramar
Naval Air Station at f p.m. r.sr.
1'lnt on the agenda were brief, pibllc
reuuJom between crewmen and tbafr
lovod ones. Nut were a NaV,......,..i
news conference, and lntelttcenc•
debriefing and medJeal checkups at the
San Digo Naval Hospital.
The debriefing and medical checks
will lut an Indefinite period fll time.
Before they start.. however, famillu will
have an hour in private at the boplitaL
The Navy rtadJed a <lOmfartable tem,.
porary home at t b e "Pink Palace." a
plaln fOUNtory hospital -·1
ecbool buUdln& In a quiet comer fll
tbe grolllldl. Out of the ochool dormitory
went double-bunked beds. In went llna:le
beds, carpets, wrlllng desk and Oftfl>ead
ligbtlng.
Thal was one part of Opirattoo --es Buoy, the N1vy'1 code name for plans
developed mouths qo. Tbe plan wu na-
med for the device that carrlea -le
from one ship to another at sea.
Whtie Marino aecurlty guardo Ulelllbl-
ed outside. the Navy went to wmk In
the adjacent building, a galberlng pl-
for the hospital atafl called 1be RX
Club. In tbe apacloua, carpeted, wooll-
ponelled bulldln&, gaily decorated for
the holidays, tbe crew will eat, nlu
and watch televialon with their tamn•
Gale Warning at Pt. Sur
. SPACE CENTER, Houlton (AP) -
Sue Borman pressed ber bead apinlt
a special radio receiver in her kitchen
and wore an apprehensive apmslon.
Her husband was on the other aide
of the moon.
Far more than ball an boor, there
bad been no contact with the spaceship
commanded by Air Force Col. -Frank
Borman.
adventurt., Apollo t, was a \lialtcr ln
the home of Air Foree Maj. William
A. Anders, systems engineer aboard
Apollo S .•
WbJJe Anders held a television camera
on the moon, Scott followed the O!ght
plan and lunar mapt to explain to Mrs.
Anders and other gunta in the Anders home what was going on.
11A man will be able to vts1t bi!I
family whenever he's not lied up with
debriefings or physicals," a Navy
spokesman explaJned.
The Navy said the crew could be
at the hospital from two weU ;to-
two monthl and whether 'PY could
leave the bolpltal for CbrtabDas aIOag
with their famUles would depetxl on
their physical condition. Frigid Erie Air M041 Spells White Christmas for East
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'lbell tbe space ll'OC1 "squawk box"
especially wired Into tbe homes of
astronaull, announced: ''We'Ve acqulttd
sllJlll. .. Mn. Borman retased and SlDil·
ed. The gueata In the next room whooped
and •booted happily, acconllng to space
apnc1 spokesmen.
Air Fqrce Lt. Col. O.vld -~ a
veteran 'or the Gemini a. apace flight
and alated to 10 on \be ~ apace
Prelates Guest
Of Gen. Ahrahms
SAIGON (AP) -l'nllealanl Evanalll•I
Billy Graham and lbe Roman caiholic
-" tbe u. s. Armed -Ardlbllbop Ttnnco J. Coote fll New
York, were Qslalmu Eve ,...ta of
Gen. CnlPtoll Abrams, commander of u. II. -In Vletoam. Cloalnll palha for lhl llnl limo In
their aiiWmaa ..... with American
WO!>I. tbe lw nlilloUI -dined
wtlh -and bla -Ital! _..ta al-· amaU houae outside
Tift Son Nlllll air -.
Graham and COoke have met several
-pnvloully.
Mrs. Anders composed and wrote a
brief comment for the preM and handed
it Lo a space qency man in the ll'OUP
of~
'"Ille alpillcanco " hlatorlcal eventa
cannot be reaJbod lmmedlai"1, -CUI lbe Impact ar mqnlluile of the evmt
Ile aclequetad delcrlbod al tbe Ume fll occureoce. •• lbe wrote.
''Tbolllb blsiot7 II bellll li1ad< lodq
.,. all need to try encl com~
lhl rean of effort 11r lhl .....,. poop1e
tn'IOIV<d In tbe eveotal lunar landlaa. •
Ibo note 1111. . The ..Ue fll Navy Clpt. Jama A.
L<ml1 Jr., third man abolnl lbe Apollo
.. also bad llfiChbon and wetl-wllilera
with ber u abe ... -tlie llllt\'lalon
-In her home. 'Tantutlc" w11 her onl1 comment.
Agreement Averts
Telephone Strike
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U1 a -lllr--act WU -
ed toda1 "" Ille -'fo~ Co. and ~ W ..... Union, haltlllC a 111aw-111111it-ra11oun...u.r.
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Families began arriving Monday morn-
ing al I h o muotciool airport. 'Ibo Army
aild ti pold ... .,, for -for the
Ont 43 famllla and aald II -of lfl clependei1ta who pla to ....._ But,
• apol<_ .. noted, lhal -"clhln
mlpt -.., lhalr own, and -Id Ile tagen care fll also. ·' ..
Engineers Wor~
On Return Plans
. ABOARD THB USS YO " (UPl)-Ttlovtaloneaalnem~
to solve -lllloa'pnibleim -by the ,.m_ fll Apollo • I'•
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~Black Vnity' Meet Iranian
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'Eyes OC . S~s~ns ·irt: Su~~~
'A~ .S.~'lhll-of the l.ol .Angeles Bllcl:
11 In ~~··!lJl'be Congreas will g!vethe keynote
held FildoY evtoinl\IJirilOlh talk Clll''Organlzing the Black suna.v at UC Irrine.t -Commtmlty." ·
Budgeting
••. 11 ~ '
Smb¢ l"boi>l -w11J1 ~r,!ils ~. be taoChl ·•I UC ·lnfne lvr ':Nearly Jli ,...,..., mo.I
the llnl•tlme q<u;l·llllmlJl<r, •tallld!l)>Y1rqullrUCIJacoJl)',L"'"' .. "'"'d 1 Ol&T j .... , ... Cwlcellcr Daniel G. ~',W!lfbeollerelduri111:tj!ellnt , .. ,· , ,
Thomas A. °"°"tell" ....i-Other 1peatera will include
dent of the apoqoorln& lllacl: Shermon Banks, area d<!pul)'
Congreas ta·~· C'!'iill'. fo< tbe Black Panther Party;
said1lleCcef~·,wlll·bt 1'St.a·n Dute, KNXT open •oiil)-'to. "blacl: .Jieople ' ,sportacaster; Robert Hall, of
and liroWn." · , , · . Oprrllk<o Bootatrap; Ernest
Tb8 ·program calla ·for Preace1y of New Careers
~. ~ ~. ·Fomdattoa; Kafanaya, lee·
worklhopl. meal gei:tocelhers .....-at .Cal State Long
and entertatnmeat. Beach; John Calloway and
SANTA ANA-Orapge Ccun-· --••-'-J -to ·.ty'I s·~•-of' '-'•-••-• .~ ......,. ... µD< .-; . 'I " ·~· I ,_, ___ , -18.' ' " • ,_ --:
plannlng bas attracted the fl>. Sen. Kuc·. hel· : .Minlsstm to tbe ~-kl ' filtt:l : I terest of the Irinlan goveru-•....ion ·wm · 'be , oiie!• ti>. ~' ment. sbldii•'• not ~nod at •-""-' ·
Nasrolah Soleman!, u. .. Will· Jorn' MiDlin~ ~t~~ ; .. -1 Iranian buclget analyst, spent 'lhat>tiJdenU ·are hiBJI ielioOI· -·-•w " •-:r:r::'•
Mcuday with RGbert S. Farm· gradua°1A : at ·over !:~ _.,. ... -:-•
er, the county's dlrec!« of Law· Off. 1 •. 00 o1 .n ,.11\!l.•aff"'1e.1 • · ,
data serviCQ, antt •Jpllfude. • ' '
Tbe Irantan olficlal 11 trav-ae.idenc. .balls Clll ihe UC! Walter Bremond, president ltufwl Brown.
S.A River Pollution
Charges Due .Airing
eling .under a United Nations ANAHEDr,--~Sen. cam!!"' will be ·opeo io.iiun-111'!~~-!-it'lifl;.J.
fellowship for budcd. sllMy. 'lllomu Kucbd· of Anallelm mer school awdenlll.· It also"
He will spend four montba on has announced ·he ,will join a ·is expected tllat·studbns With ~ :eestbi =t.W~.U.S. Beverly Hilla law ~ w~ horn.ts in nearby eorpm1m!Ues
"Mode!)I ~ adopt-be leaves the Se n'a te oat who allend copege ellewhere
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t.ft. ,....,.,... ~ --lletd °" camber U. IHI. et 1'-' Uwll. ·-·
of the Santa Ana River bas =~ s:!4" ~ ~ bid !Or~nihid;l01l'"last June make the summer ~on self
been set far Jan. 31 at the ground in governmental . .,.,,. to or ...... ~erl)I. will join supporting, Aldrich said. fi~i~f.f~~~~ requOsl of Langdon w. Owen, gram budgeting." tbe lliin of ~ Bautur, The ~llor ........i
Orilljla Coonty Water District Fine( iliol ~,.a lull that Dr. Richard N. Baisden •
manoger. Tbe official alreedY bas ~: Th·~ i ~Uon'I will he director of the 111mmer f 0Wen hu said that in-. spent some lime in. Sacra-~ liugenf ZW~ JS, a . se.!slon. Baladen allO II direo-, .........
duattial wastu and ~ag, mento •tildylng stale hudgtl f~i oeo1•ic:ri&::;lllatimial , : tor of Uolverslty 'Exlelialon ••• '
dischar(ea are polJutinl tbe · pruoedutes. He said he Is Cotziriillieem+;!t ·•\ . ~·; .. a1 lrvl!>e-• • 'HUJU" ·,
river'• watn. "Quality co0o-= ~~~~ K"~I. wbb ;seryea ·in t~~-~~~~~~~~.fil·~~· ~~~l~!!~!.~·-~~~-~-~~f~~":I::.!:' lrol.11 not:J>e~ maintained ·Fanner uplalned oh .. the Sena~4or 111~'wu · · • 'Phone .673-6260
and penoos polllrtlng the <Mr ·Orange • r~ o..t..:ful. 11 Pll~ wbiii (!ii' ~put 10 e' XCLU'"'IVE AR.EA are not being ~ .... , ~ ~, -~....,.,. y ~ ' •u ' FAVORITE_S •
}'<......,..WKU ..-.:: Cll: a long ranse basis, , -1"" ' • • , ,· • '~NGAGEMENT Owen said in calling for the five yun in advance, :He w'DI divide bil. ~ be-Naffbnft · a11d lo(a l r•ada'l-, Showi NI h I
meeting. 1 Solemani said his country's tween~ the fkm""s Qfficts lil •ltip poll• pro•• :tit•. QAILY · ~ : •. it~M~ J : : ,•,~
He claims,jn$lequate pollu· budget was about $3 billion a CalHomla and in Washing· PILOT carri•• '''"' of 'th• MONKElS et l 1JO
tion standards have been set and the Ilona! t DC most pop11lar col11mn1 •nd year gross no on, . . I " .1 bl Mat. WH. tin S.•.-2 P.M. by ... ·-~-Ana ruver DoM• ~. I H bill! chel ta •• ,.. ••••• • to a ny u.... o>IU.lwii -.. t"" ........ c .., on. Ku 's rep cement in the ""'· Regio··• W terr-~• •·-~ B n-•P•p•t in the Unite8 ucu a """""w J;>UCUU. y ccmpariaon, the U.S. has Senate will be Democrat Alan St•t•i.
He aa1d that board set the a budget ol $190 billion with l[1er~ ... ~~ton~,~w~ho=d;ef~ea~ted~~Raf~-~;:::::::~·l\I standards in 1957 which could a gross national prOduct ot fertyfortheaeatinNovember.
be modified as condiUons about $500 billion.
changed and problems arose. Iran has one big advantage
Bui Owo:n said ~,pas over lhll country. There Is no ~Fiix SOUTH COA.ST not been llUfflcient modlllca-govermnent de(1cit.
tioo to aasur& tolerable con-~=======::;==,11 .. LAZA THEATRE centraUoa of such things u I 1 San °"Co freeway at Bristol • 546-2712
hardlleus, chlorides, sod.Jum,
nitrates, and fluortde5 in the
river water.
He also asserted that the
water control group bas not
been militant eoougb in en-
forcing the standards it bas
set.
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Tiie colorful sound of
Orange County M.aslc
RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM • From Fashion Island. Newport Beach
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" : • d
• • at 7:~·p.m. with tbe·youtb .choir i-
vidin( spe<W mlislc.
At 10:~ p.m. a' c8lldleUaht hour .ol
,woraliip will be lield with the aenior
choir ainglng. Chrillmas' Qy .servica
Will bigin at 10 a.m. . ,
, .Cbristn)as Eve aerviceo al Prince of
p...,. ~Bl' ClnDdl, !Ir! ,. ... ,v-
DriVe, Costa Mesa, ire achedulect for
5 }!-m., a c8lldlelight ·oeryke !0< child?•>.
and 10!4' p;,,r; Witb Pait« " Alidiel!
C. Anderson. speaking OD "Let Earth
Receive Hq-tKlng." •· . ~
On'1:htiktmu dBy, I !estl"8111\>i:sblp
hour will be&in at 10 a.m. 1be Rev.
"Alidmbnwllldellverlbe'mtaaqe "Glory
to tbe N~-Bont'<King;" -
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John Barnum. • . Navy v~an. will
sing at the Clniatmu Eve candlellgbi
service !o< Plymouth CaogropUooal
Church of ·Newport; Harber, na Broad
st., Newport • Beach. The communioo
celebtatioo it.rvice will beain at 7:XI
'p.m.
A ~iy candleJtght aervic<, s p.m ..
Will ~·Ibo .flfat• -.(II ,6lu:llLllnM ·Eve at ·SI, MlcbMl'11111i1 q\ll ,Angtl'1
·Bpiocopa£<Jmrcb, ml P.ai:ifJc Vlnr °"• 'C«ona del 'Mar. Ali ~1 a '<!Dm-
nimllon offi!rinC will be held. ccmnluoion
alao will be served Oiriatmu day, 10 ·a.m. .
• • I -'I A lraditiona1 Cbriabnas. c: a r o 11 n g
~•Willr .mulic lhy·tbe \:lllncti and
cliildn!n'1 chain will .lie lleld ·11 J :IO
p.in. airiltmu Rte al.~ BapUll
Church;2515 F-l!oad;C¥1 M ....
Nunery c"" la provided for cblldren
to age 5 .
.. ~il a.!11~~ ~u..1 wm;,,," Ji
!or the 7 p.m. Cbrlstmu Eve llel'Vlc:es
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City: Plans
T~,up Ante
For.-'CQurl$
On the advice of comultlntl, N.,..
port BNch dly councllmen MOO!ll1
night decided to -lhelr Jllures for llarbot Judicial Dfllrlcl courtn>ams
at New(ioli' c,nw. ·
Wllllam Lund, vice c:,ldent of Econc>-
mlcs -~ (E!IA), told the cOundl that the. "pressures ate DOW
of!" Ille. clly to subn\lt a .-i •be-fore the «Mt ol the year. He irkncated
coonty ollldals had said they could wall
a few IDOl'e weekl.
He 111Qemd that approval .. of the
city's form.I pitch f<i< tile .-laclll-
~.. be dolaY.a until ho. II. • ; •
•'Ttie ldded lime." ·he ·Mid, "'WW give
us the ' upportunUy -to ·'Hftne <the J.'l'O-
posal." lie uplalnod lhlt Iq·ranr•· «11ts to the county l'llUla be f~ ,..-
duced with lnformatloo oo shored JDiJn. tenance upemes.· •
A draft MJbmltted to the council by
ERA lut -ii lllted various advaolapl
to"dli '""""7 ln·rilor..., al"NtWporl emter.
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Pace of '67
" Chrlalmu <ould be merrier "1,-New-
potl. -·IJllltod Fund baadquartm.
Tbe flnt drift atsted that the county
would -1-lea. thao sbt acres al N.,..
port Center for the reloated "courts,
but would need more than e~acres ellewba'e. · Joint usel'<fifipa? ,1 lal1iJ.
Paek8ges· 1or·iWeed9
They're slipping behind last yesr's
campaign pace, when the goal wu low-
er.
United Fund presideot llan<:ock B ...
ning IL81Ul01111Ced·that 1111,127 bad b«n
collecled so fir int'\he 198$.&t drive. The
goal is 1184,981. -detenlloO : ..-~and la-cllllla·.i Newport Cent« would r<qU!rt
'~i:-...n:.~ ...
Nawport Harbor Elks and IJidr helpers were busy today preparing
Cbristmal pllcl<ages fur needy families throughout th&l:iJ.arbor flrea.
. .More ,lhln lllO famjlies, U>cludjng two on Lido llle,:wm i-ecei>e food '·
antl'!oy• through the SMual United Fund supported effort. NaJnes ol
needy families are supplied by welfare agencies, local police and
"This is 15,000 le.. than we barl collect-
ed at this time last year,"=~ "And this year's pl ts 111,00t · due to lno 1wou1d meu the ~ti wOuld tilv• to'l>oiy Jud .-.. at ta,000 an acre
In -to lllllcb the N<WJ!?R Cooter P-1 Tbe prlce Ill on the lrvlno-
ownod !Ind ts abaut $90,000 an-acre.
firemen. ' grow111 in our ..,.,~." · Principal beneflClaiiel af the annual
campaign are youlh croups. ' '
Lund t Id lhe council -y thal he now had more data to crank kl.to the city• proposal, wblch •would presumably '°"" tile '41,000 "matcllln1" acreqe lieut<.
CdM Chamber Reveals 14
Banning urpd Ne"l!Ort · bualnes5e•
and residenls to make thdr contributions
before the .year's end.
"There is 1Ull time to report the do-
nation .on this year's income tax re-
turn," be reminded. 11But m<>nl hnpor-
tant than that 11 that this I.I the season
for giving." Countian Held
In PJ3ne Theft
Wins Dismissal
Yule Decoration ·Winners
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One of h•o men charpd with steal-~ -=t. ":, ~ua1C.U: ,!J
dwps apllllt him.
'Superior Court Jud(e William Speln
ablJiclmell the cue aplost Norman E.
Footer, Zt, In vi"' of a 31klay jail sen· tence imposed on the Orange man Jn
Loi Anle1es Ftderal CGurt esrller Ibis
month. 11.s. Dlsl1lcl CGurt Judge Fran-
cis Whelan allo IUIPtQded a aoe year
-~ on Foster and placed him .., thNe y-pnibatlon.
Winnel'I of 14 Chrlatmaa decoration
awal'da were IUlllOW1Ce<! today by the Co-
ron• dd Mar Chamber Of Commerce.
Top resldeotial award .for belt Cbrb~
mu scene, individual effort, went to the,
Horace Nicbola family ol 2815 P~le
Drive, Harbor View Hills. Honorable
menUon went to the Dave Swed!ow fam·
lly ol 1607 Bayadere Terrace.
Be!t cooperaUve neighborhood group
was awarded to Harbor View Hill!. The
neighborhood b decorated with lighted
l'rom Pagel
CHURCHES ... Foster, .an Ice crum salesman, plttd-.a ~tJ lntentate transfer of a stolei> -an airplane. He wu ar-al Christ Lutheran Church, 7111 Victoria
rested 1ait Jome 11 and charftd with St., Costa Mesa. On Wednesday sezylce
ateallnl a $15,000 lwln,enilne Cessea iii be I 310C from the .,...,iy laclllty 00 Jan. It. w he d al 10 a.m. Christmas day
Howard J. Phillipi, 25, Foster's com-worship will welcome members of the
panion 1n the theft. wu placed oo three new Irvine Mission who will be the =pr~i!r'.!' ~~ lllOlll of Chrlsl Lutheran. Tba Rev. o-t hft ~ -~' H. Nlsman, pastor of the lrvtne ,._,
illol'1111 Midi,, mae --·· ""'!lldallvertheCbriatmum,.....;''Gotf b!r Jilll oentence In Sm ...,,... Liva With Man."
stara at the top of bousea.
First place winner Jn the commercial
division went to O'Brien's Specialty Shop,
2515 E. Coest' Hltbway. An honorable
mention went to 'lba'den's Interim, ..S
E. Coast Highway.
Carl's Flower Shop, 2324 E. Coast llll!h·
way, was declared winner of bfsl orf.
ginal window. Honorable menUons went
to Lamp Light Shop, Brass Ring, Ken-
tucky Colooel, Hearthstooe Fireplace
and Chlldre.n'a Art Workshop.
H. M. Sherman Co. won the award for
best exterior decoraUon ; honorable men-
tions for the dlvtsJon went to Glendale
Savings and Loan Association and Dr.
SWckton's Animal Hoop!lal.
All first place winners received $25
savina:s bon?3 from ,the chamber.
Hospital Strike Ends
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -HOlpilal
workers at Kaiser FoundaUon's 11
hospitals and 15 clinics throuahout
Northern California afr<ed lo eod an
eJlht.<lay strike aed return to -t todiy
under a new contract apprOvtd Jate
Monday.
l'rom Page l
FLOODING •••
property owners.
Present standard• for bulkheadlng call
for walls al iesst nine "teet hl&h· ln many
areso of the city, said Devlle, bulkheads
are eipt feet or ioWer.
ocAt present, I doo'I think there is
much we ca.'\ do for an eight-root tide,'1
Devlin said .
He aaid that while the ciiy was 1u~
posed to have had a 7J loet high Ude
Thunday, the day of the wont Ooodlng,
the city aciualt,v fol tld" almost a loot
higher.
A meuurement af 8.08 ftt:( of stand-
ing water wu made by city crew1 at
3nh Street and Lake Avenue.
'lllrte days of caMtant wutetly windl
wer'! blamed for the lncruse. The winds blew lower bay water into the harbor 's
farthest earners, forcing the overflow
over bulkheads and up storm drain out-
lets. On a 1ao1-ran1e balls, the city must
see to tt thit bulkheadinl standards are
maintained, Dtvlin concluded. .. ~ .
1a';':.ii 1-bolll;"w:r.~ . S v· . Ch.Id vi"§.;~;; -. anta to 1s1t 1 ren ! ::. Pa--IOcalod .. ~· alr-Jd lnlol; Tam.
-......... e I REO:.vst .. .
' ~ a.iav.tlptor aa1d • '
..,,'lllll ll>e ""1y two --"*·-bid----a~.ll!li~l!o. ID; ml a _..
!L II. Tlmoer, •• C( 1111
J,oa Amploo. -
.. "been ldollod,"
... ..,, -• ad ..... ""'but .... . Pelbll'1 c1MCb: il'
FamUy of Five Gets New Home in Huntingt.on
.,. 1111.UAM IUIEll ................
sa.ta· a.us will .1Jt able to find the
!oar aall dllldrta of lln. ltoU)J INrlee or--""",.,.,~ pu1 two ,... ...,.. bee. bw1 ] ... 1rhlft friend•
_... lhe -...... for • place for bor and llir Chlldnio. ,
'l'bey "'" morel! WIJ'lalo a ~· .. rtOrida -la ..... _.peac!I
!tom a -I '!"-' 01at liava i.n 1l'flnc tbt:t' tbe aloclril!ll1 ·lliil fb ~t
off In lbelr <ollap In w-and
11111 i.::;, lortod to ........ ~ Ille oold • .. '
Amdouoly-iwalllq 1111 vlllt ol Slllla wtll lit Jill,' I, -. f, TUIJlll, 4,
Ind Btcty, tlfee ...... They ail 1'ave
-IU 'fillll Ille Iha ~ · all wtll be
well enouiii this Qnistmu II:" In -Santi and lo see whal be bu brooglll lo lbeni. •
Mn. Durfee and her Westm.lnsttr
nelahbor, Mn. Luz Coton.a, will be
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' oeJchbon again thanb lo RNllora In days yet, they and the Dur!•es will
HunUaiton Beach and a property owner have a buge Chriltmu dinner Wednuda1
wbo worked to find bomel the two at the bome ol Mn. ilaMall Alekown-
-could afford oe lbe1r Income bides In Westmlnlter.
from county weUtn. Mrs. Alekoumbldts mounted a com-
Tbe borne on Florida street wu rounct murilty-wide drive \o aJd the two families
when Me dileovered that both Wert Monday nilht and the Durfee family belnl loalnr their homes a few days wu moved In today. Tbe depoal\ on befort Cbrlstmu.
the bomt WU paid by lundl COlltributed 11'1be en.Ure. community hu done 10
by ICOl'es Of West Oran1e Count1 much and we're ao grateftd. Tbert are
Movlnc help wu volunte<red and the oo maoy who lle!ped."
new home for ll>' Dur!ees wu prepar<d , She menUooed Noel 'Worth11 who u
thts morninc by bouaewlva w h 0 Santa la lo pick up lbe pllctages and
volunloend to mate lbe bomt nadJ deliver lbtm to the two famlllas this
for Santa Ytllt thts evt!Oln(. evtnln(. Toys wort collected by a '""1P
Tbert will be a hup colorful Cbrillmu o11 ..... 1en, lbe ChaDCfllon.
trta and all the. docorallcw and loads The RH. Roger Btttsworth ·June
ol preoents whicll will be dallvertd Wallen, EUubeth Newton, Keet Ro;n,
penooally by Santa this ennlng to the Mike Peru, Roser Slates, Allnd Hunt
four aDJ.lous chll.dren. and a bolt o1 pe1'ION who preferred
Wbllt Mri. Corona tod her '°" to nmaln anoaymou1 ali<I aided In mak-IUchatd, 10, will not move for a few int Chrlltmu for the two famJUea.
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. k .Festival
Pop Felt:ival at the Orange County
Falrlroundl. Tbe olflcers were Olllped
on an errlergeilCy basil in iccorda.Dte
w I t b the two c!Ues mubial asst.tance
pact. r ' •
The AUIUSI Pop . F~val with "Its
100,000 youtbf~ BJ>e:,Ctatoll was ·much
larger than any agency barl anUclpated,
Rog"8 Indicated. So he had DO objections
about that emergency expenditure.
But be did object, he said, to l1'Y
Implementation of tbe'mutua1 uslstanCe
pact tor the Sunday noon-loinldilJlht
"Freak Fair,•; If it ii held. "eo.ta M"a la going into thts thing
with their eye1 wide open," said Kogen.
''There'• a limit to the fr~ support
that we can extend our neighbor. 0
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On Rogers' moUOIJ', the ~
unanlmous\Y dlracted-the city~
office to nollfJ .Ojots M-thal ~~;
wi>uld seek reimbunemenl II Its if!li!lj'
periannel are required at !bl~ ililol
festiTaJ. . ' , ·'· ~-"J!
"'ThJ• action/• lhe fonJ\11 nlllntla9
carefully not.eel, "ii deemed rAC ''IJ'Y
In view of the prior tnowledlt = such and event 11 ~ to be ' the: COIDJ!l'l'C)a1 nature )>I 'the ev •
and the J>Cior ezperlence of Costa. M-
olftdlls In ~ sue)\ a .ev•" ~
A -Newport City stal! member
penooally 'dellvered the notice la Costa
M,.. C1l1 Hall'thts inomlqmter C<lll&
Mou councilman 'had rejeCled ·1 jlormit
for the "Freak Fair 0 ' . •'•
l'rom P .. e l
APOLLO •.•
in spite ol our Ignorance ,and weakness.
"Give UJ the IDSowledp that We may
continue to pray with UJ\C)entandiJ4
hearts, and show UI What eadi of US
can do to aet forward the eomlng day
af tmlvenal peilcf:.'', · · -. The Apollo 8 commander had Indicated
before the flight that be would make
an appropriate Chrf.atmas-lune 1eatiire
from spact. He is ewectec;l to join
with Lovell and btll[s,. (<>t jiiiqQ!er
Chri!tmu commeto~·'~ fJuring ·: a
television program tonilfil
The astronauts are to shool themselves
put of orbit at 10:06 p.m. Tuesday and
ltart the II-bow return to earth. · ·
Al ~ cln:led the modn,-IOI!( a
goal of man's dreama, the otronauts
gued in astonishment at a sight never
before seen by man -the bacQlde
of lhe moon that constanUy hides it.sell
from earth.
It was akin to Cohunbus slct>Ung lbe
New World, Balboa staring down at
the PaclfJc or De Gama rounding the
Cape of Good Hope. It Wal Jules Verne,
Buck Rogers and Flub Gdtdoo all wra~
ped up in a neat Christmas package
for the adventue-lovers of the world.
The astronauts then ~pped around to
the front side to bum to earth dramatic
picture!, ilccompanJed by a vlvJd word
Muscular Thief
Beats Woman in
Fight for Purse
A mUJCUlar strongarm robber knocked
a 68·yearold woman to the pavement
at a Costa Mesa market Monday nlght,
lflu his partner In the 11811 )lW'Se lllllch
found the victim a toogb adversary.
Mrs. Mary E. Logan, of 274 Broadway,
suffered minor injuries whtn her knees
3;nd handl were acraped and torn on
the parkin1 lot surface, police said.
Officer J.ames Farmer said Mrs. Logan
was wa1king to the market at 175 E.
17th St., when one attacker ~abbed
her purse, but she put up a atruaJe.
Unaetn tmtil he struck, lhe said, a
acond man. with an 1musuall1 19id
build, as though a physical 11-. traliiee
knocl<ed her aprawllng and the pair fled
Into a vacant field.
The 11811 loss Included cash, a Sold
watch and credit cards, aCQordlna to
lnvdtlplon. . . I
Mn. Lotian said · a man · aitlJq in
a ttaUon wag<in parked next . to ber
car apparently wtlntaecl the allMt, but
be wu IOO' oet1 momenll later.
Coast Builder's
Wife Succumbs
Mn. Ly1a Dawson,•w111 '>! Ne"1>0r\
Beach bollder Harold DoWsOn and a
1'-yw resident of the Hatbor Ares
died Sunday al ljlo faml~ bome 11
the age of II. •·
Mn. Dawoon, 20111 Cliff Drive, had
beat' bnder treatmfnt for the . nu at
the tJma ol l>er death.
SurvlVWI Include her bUI-and a
daulfiter~.Ptt\Y, of the f•>hll1. borne;
a IOll, 111chard; lW9 daupllli, Mn.
Coffle Cbrytler pnd ·Mn. Carel Ann
McCull<Np, ,n l>I lf'D!llnlloa Bfadt,
and five sranifcbildno.
Funeral ""ltei are achedu!td for
I p.m. ThlU1dlJ' at Pacldc View
Memortsl Chapel, Corona de! Mar. Burle!
will follow at· PacWc Vlew Memorial
Part .
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d~ i · a MILlll MGR• .. ..;
'rbe •1111ne' lltod them .jalo ... ,Jnlllil
orbli ianrinl llom et'to aa mti. ......
A lecood ilrtq 4uriq Ille tiitrd ,,,_.
orbit clrcularf.aect lbe palh al abiial; tD
mile, above .the mrfaie. ,.. ~ ' l
About the same time, Apollo t swei>t
past the balfway poinl of · the planntit
mission of siz: days and three boUrs. ,.
"It looks like · plaiter Of pcil, ;.
fll'St impression of this alien .celtltii1
sort of grayi!h beach 1and," was'~'f
body that has awed man lince bll ~·
nlng. . > , *
Two and one-hair hours Jater, the
astronaut& fl.a.shed tbe scene to borift:·
tell"'Vlsion sets wttb ~ at.me ·CJJD6
·that Monday baJI rel~ed pi""!fa 'Ill
the earth from 200,000 miles away;
The br:ight rellection of the sun dulJtd
some of the features, but viewers COljd.
not help bu I ,be cauibt up In I he u-
cllemenl of ~ piclures besmeil U..
by three advonturm SI0,000 miles lnin
their home planet.
Earthllnp were lrealed to a bleat
barren lands ea p e of crater-~
plains, boulder-1ttt:wn ptateaua and rft-
ged mountain!. ..,,
DDOUTE SCENE _;
It looked like a most Inhospitable place,
a ecene of deaolatlon more compli!R=
than .any Sahara. . 1w
As Anders hflndlecl the. camera.~ the 12-minute telecast from an al
of about 1511 miles, he described
1ur\·ace as "wbilish-iray, like
beach land with Jots of footprints
it." ' ·-NBillin& unnamed craters aftt.r
astronauts, lncludlnl thamslevea, Andet11
luroed lunar lour lllfd• with llll:b
description u : . .. ...
"We're passing over crater Borman.
fiibl now. Lovell's rliht next to It Md
Andera .ri&frt next to it." ·-'
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By TOM BARLEY
ot tlM a.Hr l"lltt Sl .. t Investigations being catrled out today
by Public Administrators James V. Helm
may add up to a $34,000 Christmas
present for the next of kin of a 77-year-
old Costa Mesa recluse.
Heims' men found $13,000 in U.S. Sav-
ings QoQd~ Monda! In thefr first curiiliY
check of the bonie of James T. Pestule
at 354 MagnOua SL They sealed and
placed·under 81!'"1 the ~ ~
home ol the eitlerly. widower :wl>o died
earlier that day ol natural ·cau.1e1 In
Costa Mesa Memooirl Boapltal.
'l:oday'•· haul "u four bank bookl,.
all issued , by Coa1o Meaa• blDkl, reDeo.
ti?J current 'c!ailoslll :.~ .iu4
Tl\e: llatua:"ol !lit. ~!ltl 'nll ·bellli ~~ieal!PJln..'r.J\1" ....... -. -r=-~~ .,.ti! ,,,_ ;lro,J!l • .,..
Jiil'll"i Ckoro, BL; lived o1'il>e at, ibe Joll\fl!oI!a sireet addreaa."
lill/.jriie. ~lltf "\r' last Jun~ 29 ~I the, nom!?. · 1 H#' i~ves4gatc!'. desrirll>¥ the
PeskWe home u: ui'uri dllWn, very spane.
ly fumisliell and pretty typical of the·
tyPe of home run.tiy h recluse."
'nley said Mr. Peitlrule ·had been fed
frequently by JlOiahbors since his wife
died and that uu may· well have been
t h e only food t h e o1d man gol judging
by the conteriti ot the houst."
Investigators also siid neighbors told·
them that it was only on ~ occasions
t h a t anyone saw light bufl\lng in the
home. "The house hadn't been cleaned
for a long Ume, certa'inJy ~not slnc!t
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Plan Christmas Services
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t.M!mY ''iiarbo.,.µea churches have
l!hOiiuJed Chilstmu ,ervlce.s. De!ailJ! ol p .1 of the aerv~ were . publiBbed
Jlolun)ay's. edllioo ol the DAILY
• • while below ii a ·list of churches
·, announcement were not received
1-thll·weel<.
• i<Newport Jlarl1or-.Lutberan.C1>urcb, 2501
,Qllf Drlv-, Newport Beub, will begin
otilervance .el Qrilt'• birth at 7:30 p.m. ~ u the Rev.· James G. Blain
~on "From Dieep Darkness to Glor n.&ht·" On · Christmas day, Pastor
liildiecter Will deliver a mes.sage at
'a.m.
'4° A caDdletii:ht communion ser\'.ice will \e celebrated ' Christmas ·eve at First
~isUan ctmrch, 792 Victoria St., Costa
r iJ.~· I p.m. TM Rev. James E. Piercy
. =p«aeh on the "Glory to God." '· care wW be provided for infants
~ arnaU children:
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..... Tbrtt Chrilttna NrviCes are .sl111i\ed 1 at ttit}iiefln Churtb of the Master, 2909
lllcWc View Dr., Corona del Mar. Fami·1 ~ .wwab!P w111'1111 lild 'lllesday even)ng
... 7'•·~Jli: :Jillh the youth choir pr ..
~ tjlOClal -· · t'Ai 101• p.m1 a, candlelight hour of
E. pi will be held with the &eni.or
ring!.,_~ day aerri<ies
bolin at 10 1LJL · ··+~ .E~-;;:;~ at Prince of ·~·Lutheran <llun:b, 2181 Meaa Verde
c.ato Mesa, .,. acheauled f~
,. ~ ~ senrke for children,
,, t :l5 p.m,, .-)th Pastor Aodr.w ~ ~IOR IPtakinl on "Let Earth
,"t ' ·''"" llf ... ~ ~ YORI( (~) -The alack mlll<el llled'lrrfculany late today In moder·
f~ lradlni. (See quola·
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Receive Her King."
On Chriatma:s day, a festival wor11hip
hour will begin at 10 a.m. The Rev.
Anderson will deliver the message "Glory
to the New Born King."
John Barnum, a Navy veteran, will
sing at the ChriJtmu Eve candlelight
service for Plymouth CoogregaUonal
Church ol Newport Harbor, 12<12 Broad
st., Newport Beach. The communion
celebration service will begin at 7:30
p.m.
A family candJelight scrvk:e, ~ p.m.,
will be the first service on Chrislmas
Eve at St. Michael'11 and All Angel's
Epiacopal Oiurch, 323:1 Pacific View Dr.,
Corona de! Mar. At mldnl&ht a com·
munion offering will be held. Communion
,iilso will be served ChrisUnas day, 10
a.m.
A traditional Christmas c a r o 11 n g
!Seo CllUllCllES, Pa11 I)
' ~Uon oi Har]lor Atta athletes
on a monthly basis i. U.. newest !""1Jecl
ol the co.ta 11-Chamber of cam.
merce'1 Awaljl CompUtlee, created a
year' ago. . .
Coaobea al llx ~· hlP school& and
collel'I will' nomlnal< top parllc:\pota
as Athlete of the Monlh Cllldldatea,
uodtr the plan..,,. belnl eo-ed.
"Our program JI belna clm,n..i to
spur young att\lelea on lo filaher achieve-
ment," say11 comrillttee cbalrmln John
Leool1.mlt.
Orange Coaat conece, s o u l h e r a
C.lllomla College, and co.ta Meaa,
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'Tl)t Apollo I ¥1fo0auls IWepl today ~-~Ol'blt Cliound °" ~.a
tiley gaJA!d back 1t their trooibled -
l pl_.M)et. I . qum;,r.mullon miJe1 aw.,•
flWll•OOllUnaoiler FrankBonoan all~ .
• ChrlolluU'tlme Prlii'er ol ~ •.
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di):; ,t,Z.; .. ~ ii,,; ' .bid
planned to giV. tbe -•I » Rrvteea fn' thf chutcb, • I •·
'1ie1 isied ·~on eonr..:i1 1to • 1iin '' ;·t . ; . , ' r" , rj a ~g ol, !¥, prayer for dellVer)'
t . '""'""' '·· l~r~"-••,.'
"I" w11 auppoeed *°~laY11read toQl&bt," he .aplalned, <'but I _, ~make
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-....,., the -· ~ lift houri ·lfler be, Navy capt. Jamea A. •
Lovell Jr.,and ~ ,J"~_JdaJ.1.iW,::!;?' A. Andert jolneil the riUi of • I
premier ~ al • l:IJ!J Lll. PS'?
whet> tlley. llr..i .Apoilb f' fill> a perfacl
lunar orbil
They rep<l'ted the ,,_ Ioollecl Woe
c11r1y sand and televtaed ~fidolnl
of a wild and·-hmar -.Borman aa!Jl.the prayer llOl aol)'·WU
foa: st. iChrtstopber, but "KklallJ' to
people everywhere." It read:
••Give us, O God,. the vbJon which
can ,.. Tby love In the -ld»ln :oplto
"-human failure. • . , ~ ,
J ua1ve.U1 ~faith to trust tb(IQOdnea·
In spite of our lporance and·ft•-.
·"Give ua tbei know:ledge that we lnlJ
conunUe · to pray · with ~
hearts.' and !bow us --ol ·• can •do • to · set forward .the oomJnc da1,
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Ror .. Coltrts . ..
On the advice ol comulllllls. N.,..
poc:1.. -city .:.;:r•-Moadu nlpt *1ded to ~. ~ ror,_~Jadldol ~·
at ;dewjort Center~-I W1111im l.und, vice • I bl Eccino-
mics Resarch . lea ; (El\A), told
the CcuncU that tbe "pressures are now otr' the city lo submll • l><Ol)Olal be-
fore the file! Gt the 7N'· lie 1ndlclted . county Gl!Jciall Hod wd they could wait · am.more-.
He IUgwted thaf approval ol the
city'• forlilal pllcb far the cOOrl facJll, .
lies bt dei.Jed unlll Ju. .IS..
"The added ttme,1' be l8Jd, "•ill ctve
U5 tbe oooOriUllllJ'. to rellDe the pro-
pooal." llO .~laed ~ kq-
COlll lo the COlllltY would be furlher r:e-
-:..1;;;: )ofn[m1!10!' tllf lllw'ocl m1lo. tenanCl~... __,.
A draft subinuted lo tlie council by
ERA last week !isled various advantages
to the county in relocating at Newport
Cenltt.
The firBI draft staled lhal. lhe counly
would'11Ndclesa than six _.. al ljow· port~ !Pr tbe reloc~ coiu1s, •
buf woold' ..ed ·mo(e• thao elibl ..,,..
elseWherO> Joint Ide of pork!ng, laJ!d-scaping,.,.,~ ~ 8.nd other. fa-
ciliiles al Newport Cenltt wOuld require
!es& acreage, accordlog to ERA>
Lund said last week the ·virious sav-
ings would meao the counly would have
to buy land ·elsewhere al fjl,000 an acre ~~=re -~=
owned land II abool =.ooo an -· 1'lnd I Id the council Monday thal he now bad more di~ to crank mto 1 the
city pro-1, wlilcli -prellllllilily tower the $42,000 · "matcblat' acreage .
figure.
Opio~etiist ·Says
Assessor Giving .~.
Him Run Around '
'Ait PranP COasl ~ ·1oo11J~:
is bObig given the ''lepl .........i-
by the Orange CounlY ~· olfloe. ,
Dr, ~ .. slmol!. wjt,11 ,~-in
the $OUll> OJim\ ,Plaza, CootA M-was · • ...._. n.:in taus.for an~
he ~·li¥ld lo .the ·ilAJllh!clon ~-ru w.t~i>Orlanal ~. ~ dld·nat ooia•the -t;,;rn:.
. Up1alnedf. l"lwiiflhe~ funilshed .. . .. J";; ' ,._ ~ .
......;.~·~.. lo the ........... ~ · ·:w.s toid to ajipOil. He . ·•·tes · 'oui !lie ~ lorma ;;;dt ~~ was flJlally called after walt!M~ hOllrl by the Boin! of
Supefjii)IO · s!Uing as I .Boin! ol ,
• the ,asa;essor11 attorney said
could nol bear the cue.
' SimOn was told his only recourse was
lq the courts. He followed up by ftllng
a s u It In lma1I cialms coorl, bul wheh
he appWed there Thuradty, I h e
assessor's attorney argued that the small
-·~could pol~ the case.
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OIURCHES ••.
service with mualc by the clw!cel ml
cblldrm'• cboln will be held al 7:30
p.m. Cbrfmmal Eve II Filrvtew Bapllsl
Clmrcb; B1$ Falrvlew Road, Coaia Mesa.
Nursery care iJ 'P'Ovided !..-chlldron
to 1ge 5.
"Behold .the Light'' js tbe aennon set
for the 7 p.m. Cbrtstnw Eve tel!Vlcts
at Chrlal IAltberan ·Churclt, 780 Vlclorla
SI.,. Coaia Mela. on Wedoesday smlce
will be held ' al 10 a.m. Cbrlstmaa dsy
wonblp will welcome members ol the new Irvb)e • Mlsslon wbo will bt tha
l!llesls ol Chrlal ~... The Rev.
H. Nierman, pastor ol the ln1ne Mission,
will deliver tha attlllmu message, "<led
lJves With Man."
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Ntt Fr~ N ~i ~Polioo 1 .. . -. -. · MUJ Mwt Pay for i4.i4 «t Rock Feati.11,q};
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. ' ., ~ P. c;owNs • Pop l>M1Jva1 a the 0ran&e ccwr1 . II!._.~.;;&.;. t..iJyal Faircroundl. 'Tbe Oio..r. were~ ·ad!!~ o11-·~iii\1ill aWnbil'• on an em<rJenoy ~ In lacconlake W°"!lf~~~l"._otoa111N1 wltb ·the two c!Uet mutual ualslance
" Ji...:; lfnvQri • 'I .., "'IJPl1tnl pact. A• ' ~ • , ' l!IY'!l'ee·Jiollio• ." Tbe Auaust Pop F..Uvat; with Ill :. -COilo .._ .will II,.;.~ lor I~ 100.000 youthliJI. """1elerlJ wa•'muelt
NM: <OWICflnjen decided Monday laraer lhf11 any agency bad uUdpa\ed, nJf. . ll<>ca't lridlcaled. So be bad no ob~
I ~· lhould 40 on record and , ~ tbal emer&tnef elJl<lld!Ulre.
tbal 'n wllllill~' 1!1•'he di oblecl;'llE--~ In .. ,_. ., filll: ~llllln<Pla~'ol llll .,.~ T<.
. Jlll1""'1it• COUncllmm H !\lllOlli ,-pad IJor • t:bO • • :'!"'noon-. . I
"bul we "9!>'t ~l{ibute dollan lo their "Freak Falr,"·U \I It Id. •
li-eakoul.'' · ' . "Costa M .... la (Ging into thls 'lhlng
• _Rocers P91nled-oul ~\ It coal Ne~ with lbeir· eyoi wlde 'opel!g" Jl4id,11ogers. n.~ IO ~1>ollce ~· ~-'"l'bel'e,•' a· µm11 IO the I~ supPirt
the tlUli.lloo Col t11c1ry ii 1ait AUIUOI'• · 111&1 W. can exlood O\D' nelgbbor.,. ·.,, .... ,, ... ~ ::-.. '"} ... '
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On Rncm' mollon, the cOwic:I
unanimously dlrOcltd lhe clly ma..,...'I
oflk>e to noUl)' Coaia Mesa that NeWW"
woUld seek nimblltsemet\t u Ila ~ ~are required al1tho ~k ~ fes11va1. · · ·
'lff't;tll' actlon,11 the . torm• rel0h¢ioll carelully noled, "b aeemed .........,
in v\W• ol the prior lu!QWI""' llllil
wch ml even! is propooed lo Iii ,
the .co~ ~ of the •;i~ alid Ille prior uper"°"" ol rl i>flldals ln'pollclng inldl• Sn~-I
A Newport.· city stall m·tmt>e1
pei-sona!Iy delivered the notice to ~
Mesa City Hall pus morplng ,alltt COf\'
Mesa councilman had re1'cfed a P<'1Jll'
for the ·"Freak Fair." '"
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I I ' ·F~S'l'ilV AL ..• Santa .Tipped Off to N~ -.
. : f 'f ' .. • ' ~ ~ J'l)'tl~, it ·-.ms 11.!l(l.~! \ ·' '1!le · "1111 thhlg,.-I can, do~ .is reporl ,
" ~,..ite io ·""' ~ .. i;.,ad~~·.1, Dr. :Jciseph Rlbal, alao. a trustee ..
the HunUriglon. Beach Uillon Hlgll 5ehool
District, as notified of the council deci·
1ion and reacted With· amazement.
p~ruiges 'tfh..N.e,edfi ', Iii
Ne~rt iiarli81' ·Elks and' tJieir' helpers ,were busy to.la~ 11reparing
• CbrlStinas p8ck"liges for needf families throughout the Harbor Area.
More than 100 families, including two on Lido Isle, will 'receive food
and toys through the annual United Fund supported effort. Names of
needy fainllies are supplied by weUare agencies, local police and
firemen.·
Ribal said during the fatr bo:ard talks
Thuradsy Uial,if Uie Cbtlllmu Fesilval
and.'Float Fob-Were to go op Wlllioul '
dfy ~ U· would simply !Min
, aa!ls tu~• "'1Uld &<!'lo tht couqty.
• Much of Mayor Plnkle}r'S opposition
today was a reflecUon of problems which
oceutred in the wild Newport Pop
Feslival of Aug. 3 and 4, 11Je larges!
auch event In Orange Counly blslcl<y.
The mayor cited too litUe time for
·t:.'~ t··: . '~ ..... , ... ~.J ~. . .• ~·~~.~ f' t9:1.::t~-~,r::: "'-•-e J · .. · · • ·= '1l U·, w ...... ;..............._., -L /. ~ · • 11r.-.-41:" -lllllf • J •"'' ~ "'... it I • .... --.,. .. -AP~o• t''w· ' . ' .. o'·' ·-: • '4 -' " ; --~ol~':4111~-=.lad~ · ' ;,_ "· · v~. ''· ... ··· :r...~ "-<·· · ,: _j , • • .•r •-,·had ·'.!:.. than -....... . . • ~ • ~ 9!' . ·,,. f.._, \ ;, • ~ a.;v ...__.., MN ....... .
• \ • ~,"".r • ::\ 1 :· • ( •• • ' .... 1" · call.I and viJHI, jo ,JOY dtUgstote," he
of unlvenal ~-" \ ·. oorlof~'beMh)alld,"-l#ii!I'• aald. "ml oOt a -... way lo fay.or Tbe-~-l~badlndicaled . 1'0d,-~tiaaawedmantinJlit.~ -Jl>ty were all aialnst ii." "1 lbink
bef<ft ,ttwr 'n:..M -otbat' be 'would mate nJDi. cf-, ~ ., • ··'f"o; . .:. • :-~ Wt: OW! the taxJayera I .No ~te On -• · .......,,.. ' ' · ., ·•· · · Ulil 11 he contlnueCI • an apppptJ.ate ~e ~~ ~~~ •;:::u 'boun la~, .the ~about' whether any of the fii!ii :'-. Ha ll1""'Jl0Cled ·1o johi · asu;onoma, . .lbe· ~lo )lil)le . a.eildtn11·lrad ~·••esled all8nallvea as
·-· ;~ .. --o.L.. ·~ te!iivldoo IOU irillt -lbt. -·~· ·-. wlllt ...,,... and. ADUW> • i... loolber ;tha,t ·Mlinljq_ bod rtli1ed P~ <#: . . m..ica1.~. laUons, Miil'.""
Cbriltmu --.dl&rloC .a . lhe earth.~ IOO 000 mllea aw.; . • .. Jald .!lie Olll ~ Up Wilh
leievliioo prosram' IGD)pt:' . 'l'bO ~.reiiedioo of the ...; 'duW '. ~ CllDce!1i ~, mepU·=·
. Tbe illnloaull' are to oboOt theinaelves ~!I tht leafilitt, bul $Wen:~ ~tnl ~-~porlet!· !:
out ol orbl\. 11 ,lO:llf.j>JJL ~ and Dot bilP b a't fit ' ._;,pi up lo t'ti·e "" niunlcaM-19 ~ th• falr..-....is
slarf,jbo-t<lilin to'earUL ·, "' ci-Gii ... ~beamed U.,. andlbeCltyio the·~ piychedelic
•'-,..,_ ~~~· the · ,,.:,. • by lint ~ 1111,000 mll""Jrtllil rock COl#'t by oranie · co u n 1 y Ali -1 ~· moon, -..;. thelf home.,.,__.. \ · • 1 oal of · ' dreama the ..-· .......,. amateurs · • g .. .!'1¥1 • , · ·~were lrtMed lo 1 ~. "Im~ say, !\Ii. Remer .. !hat I'm ~ In .-lsbment al• -~. -b..,..n liodsc1p-0·'1l <ra~ terribly cllsa~ wjth, iball .I say,
belore lif!!l,.bf, maq -\11'.<"!'~ ··~-~ pli~ ml !'lli· one Individual froi!i'..,...1be ttnel." ol the ~ lhOI' <OPistantl11111ilM . • Ced mounlalm., ' · · wu.on 1ald, llOlinl th,11 be and ·and boa!~ ' . . ) ' ' DD<>IAm'kZNK!· ~ ~ :. ,-f:; "! .. \ Mayor Plntley ~:~ f:be l!sue
II --Iii ""'""""' ."""llnc'11Mi ll loOked Ilk• a Dioll '-.,_,•·•te -'·-after the Pop F-., -" -"-~-NW'~ ,...,..,-...,..,'Ill ' ............-'""""' Adama\!>ldtht~ooJl........,dled
Uij -~·!It Dt cama·rmnn; :Ille a !"""" ol ~"more --~lete Liii)tal\i, Ina~~ )t«lbe;'falr~
oOPtol'Clilllll·B+,'JlwltJulelVonlii, ~~~'ti.. ·~~f .. aboiltilx w.._. ... anil WU tolcl'bol Duct~ ucl Flllb-all....,.• the••-•-·•-!•-•--• ,_ . -~-to 10 to the clly fc< a permll until peit m:ilil, --~ pacbce -·~~ ~-·.,.,,~an~-thefairboatdactedootheeonlracl!
1 ~~~TafiJie.Wor!d. . of aboul ·ISO miles, be ~bed lbe "Thal was 1 mll!Ue ·1n 'Judltinenl .. . -.......-:~• _,_, · ., IU?\'ace u '''1'blllsh-gray, Ilka · dlrV 0 my part," LulJeans· told lbe fair '1111 -then· .. pped·-.lo betch .sand with loll of footprlott In n the fr<mt tide tq flatm to earth dramaUc 'l" • board members last-Thuraday. .
plduret; ·-ptilled by a vivid word
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N..;J., Ul\D™d era..,.. a fl er on ~.1:.i8 ~~ ~ ":1;''..:!~
-lptlaa. astrooaui6!, lnj:bMllflg.lbemllevas, Andera on the music leslival including repreaen-
U !llLll JDGB ' . ~ hmtr lotir guick with auch taUves ol the MMUcello Townhouse 'l'bO _.._ .Jlrill them Into .. ln!Ual · d"""'1plloa Ii:. . developmenl, whero 88 resldeOls peU-. -er--. . · "We're passmg over crater Borman tioned against It. . orbit ranging from 89 to 19S miles high. right now. Lovell's right next to it and The called the app,roval action of the
A seoooc1· firing during Ille third lunar Andtrl right nm lo ll" lair board blgh-handoo, demanding police
orbit circularized the path at aboul 10 _,_ . _,.._ _,_ protection of their property or relusal
miles above the surface. )..( H X of permission for the concert.
About
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the sime time, Apollo a swep~ 37 M:n· ute T· v Support, however, ca.me frof!l yacht
111 th h u ""'"' of the planned ,. broker Larry Bacon, 86S Capitol SI., pa_ e a wsy ,..... . . .. who is p(<S!dent of the Harbor Area
nu!Bion ol Iii days and t.htee boun:. · · Comniunity Concert Association.
"It looks like plaster of parls, or From Apollo Set "Our young ·people need recreation lirst impression ol this alien celestial _ facillUes and In thiJ case, we can provide
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the wife died," an investigator sald .
Helms today said the only two known
relatives of Mr. Pesk\lle had been tr•ced.
He identified them as a niece, Eleanor
Zielinski of Bensonville, Ill; and a sister·
in-law Mrs. T. M. Tanner, 89, 'of 1016
N. Edgemont, Los Angeles.
"Both women have been advised.''
lkima l&id. "We don't know U and
when lo expeci them here bul they
are now aware of Mr. PestuJe's death."
SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) ·~
The . Apollo I .asJronauls tonighl plan
the longest television show ever beamed
from a U.S. manned spacecraft. It will
give earthlings a second and l~nger
closeup look at the moon on Christmas
Eve.
The show is to &tart beamin& from
space at 6:?.8 .p.m. PST and conclude
at 7,05 p.m. -a Iola! of :n minutes.
The telecast bad been scheduled for
only ll minutet. But after a IUCCeu!ul
12'-mlnute show from tbe moon-orbiting
ship tills morning, Mission control asked
the astronauts to extend tonlgbt'a feature
-the only other one pllnned during
lunar orblL
guidance and protecUon inste"ad of hln·
drance and harrassment," Bacon said.
He added that he did not plan lo
attend.
Police Chief Roger Neth appeared
parUcularly bothered by the implication
in St. Clair's motion for for determination
why his force couldn't handle security
for the Dec. 29 [esUvaJ.
Paper Thoughtful
ATHENS1 Ga. (AP) ...:. The back page
of Monday's e d It I on of the Athens
banner-Herald wu of a yellow and
orange design, for those with Jut-minute
presents to wrap and no wraJ>l?iog paper.
Honie 16r Evicted Family
> By WILLIAM REED
Of 11M D•llJ P'lltt Stiff
Santaflgaus will be able to flnd 1 the
four mW! cblldren of Mrs., Ka)hy DW-/ee
of W~r who for . *fie put tWo
, wetta, ~a" been homelesa whil' frie.Dds
i;courecI t!ie area looking for a place
for her an~ bet children. ·
They were moved today into a home
on Florida Street in Huntington ~ch
from a motel where they have . been
living •Ince the electricity· had .. shul
off in their cottage in Westminster and
they were .Jorced . to move from the
cold house. _.,
Anxiously awalling the vlsll of Santa
will be Jelr, I, Brei!, 6, Tammy, 4,
and Becky. three weeks. They all have
been m wt~ the llu bul all will be
well enough-Uli! Christmas Eve· t9 meet
Santa and to see what he has brought
to them.
Mrs. Durfee and her Westminster
neighbor, Mrs. Luz ' Corona, will be
neighbors a1ain thanks to .Realtors in
Huntington Beach and a property owner
Motorist Injured
In Mesa Accident
A motorist who apparently suffered
some type of seizure was injured Mon~
day, when' bil car Crashed' intO a trafile
-signal standard at il COsta Mesa street
comer, almost bitting a teenaged boy.
Arnold J. Gallagher, 55, ol 3034 Brook!
·s1.. sanlll AllO, ..... 1" 1a1r ~on
"ith ill$ U\Juries """ •t ~ .... Memorial Hospital. ',_ ¥
Robert L. Brady, 14, of 2289 Pacific
Ave., was treated at his bClme for inlurles
received frOm flying debrJS'in the bitarre
crash on Harbor Bbblt'Yard at W1ls6n
Street.
Patrolman'Malt COllett said Gallagher
had just left his phyaiclan's office and
was driving south on Harbor Boulevard
when the accident ocwurred.
One witness who ran to give help
said Gallagher appea;red to be in con-
vulsions when he arrived at the smashed
auto.
Mesa Au,.hulance
Needs Researched
Background invesligaUon and statistics
on community needs are being now
gathered. following application by a coun-
ty ambulance service to operate in Costa
Mesa.
No immediate calls will be handled,
said a spokesman for Schaefer's Am·
bulance Service Inc., 2227 S. Bristol
St., Santa Ana, but they would like
format permission to pasa through.
Don Williams, Orange County manager
for the company, however, tald hlJ finn
will soon seek a local certificate of
need and necessity and ask to be put
on a rotation list to handle local
emeriencles. .
who worked to find homes 'Pf _ tW~
women could afford on their • frlcon\t
from c()Wlty weltare . I . .
The home on Florida' Street wu faui)i
Monda)' nlgbl 'and the Duflee -lamll1
was' rhoved in' loday;
0The1 deposit ~
the home was paid by funds cODtribiitM
by scores of West Orange Count]
Moving help was voiu'nteered and tbt
nt"". ho~ for tbe Durfeea wu pre~
this morning by housewives w }\f
volunleered lo ~"' ~ home read.I
!or Bania vlsil thlx ~-
Th<re Will be a.Jlup' colatM Christina!
tree and all the· dec6raUons and I~
of presents which will be deliver~
perlOllally by Santa.thlx evonl!li lo th< four anxious children. ··
While Mrs. Corona and ~ IOI
Richard, 10, wW not move for ... fft
days yet, they aod the Durfffa Wil
have a huge Christmas dinner WqdneldaS
at the home of Mrs. Hannah Alekounl
bides in Westmirulter. • i-
Mn. Alekownbldes mounted a~ cmi
munity-wide drive to aid the two fattiilW
when she discovered thal both; .:werf
being losing their bomea a lew ~n
before Christmas. '
''The entire community ,,bas clone •
much and we're so grateful. There ~
so many who helped."
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CoUbtian H~ld; , .
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lii·i'Df· .. ' ~-~f .c ane· .1•ue1
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· 0.0.Jt)wo men · d)8rae<t with •teal
ing au:oran from orange County Alz!
port Mi>nda won dismissal of IOC!i
charcea aga~ him. , .
SuperlC-·Cow'( Juclge William s~
aba'ndoned"lhe case IPJnsl Normaa 11!1
FM!Or, 29, in view. of a 30-<la)' Jill aeil
lence. imoosed OJ) the Orange .man M
Loa Angelos· Fedetal Court earlier thil
month. U.S. Dlslr!Ct Court ·Judge Fran
cis Whelan also suspended a one yeaJ prison sen~ce on F~ and placet
him on three years ptobation. ~
F0&ter,. an ic.e cream sale.sman, plead
ed guilty to iut.erstate b'.ansf,er of 1
stolen vehicle .: ... : an airplane. He was ar.
rested last June 26 and charged will
stealing a $25,000 twin-engine Cessna
3IOC from the cou~ty facility op Jan. Ii
Howard J. Phillips, 25, Fqster'i ~
panion in the theft, was placed on thrtlll
years probation last Sept'. 25 by Judg•
Speirs. The jurist took the action OI
grand theft airplane charge after ·notinl
that the Detroit, Mich., man .was sen-inl a jail sentence in 88!1 BemardiJlf
on other charges. · Charges that both men were involvd
ln the theft last April 24 of .a S12,00f
Piper Pawnee from the S!!lrle airport
are not being pursued.
Both planes have been recovered. "nM
Cessna was found on a Mex&can airfield
and the Pawnee was located on an aJro
strip in Irving, Texas.
DAILY PllOT
Upper Bay Coast Highway
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Such a document is required before
ainbulance services may be issued
businetlS licenses to work in a city,
except in the case of major disaster,
when one company cannot handle all
the casualties •
ORANGE COAS. PVIP..ISHIN~ COMP'ANY
Rob1rf H. W11d
President tlld l"utllllMr
Bridg~. ~eality by '70?
• more to build, Including the cost of the
de!Olir bridge.
Councllmeh !ear Ille curved de•lgn
would require th; relocation ol sanitary
Jines and would create a "marine tuo-
nl! ,elf••!" ~1!"" the Pacll\C eout ~
way ~~ '1i liulll -In the 4ubire.
Wilen !lnlllled, the llfll' bridge will •\rOl<h J,JOO.faet, ...... tJie.ypper,Bty.
II "'"'Id'~ 49-faet ~ lhe·•n bllh
~ ~ ~.JOO 1-:0l .d clw
. ,,,. ·h'k.t.. desliD ,,,.. t:i'tllod • . ~
llcall.f foi-"7Nf!llllil -by• ~ Biid l.udlow, 1n mMl!ll hit -talion
lo luclnal*I •COOllll!llliieD liudlow Old
110 lpelll -dl)l In.Newport ''let· itna . Ibo. leellol ·lhe Cl\I'''. bel<ft slltinC
down al ·lht drawinC boltd. · · •
"" Is a, vary gr1011ul bridle maklnc use•! 19ni open~ 'Jba•oolumn·de-
algn la ~ l~ 1'K1f oommunlty," he
uld. . • .
The .J>ac~lc c..sl Frtt'l'•Y btldae
wh!Ch It sliowh cniutr!l lo the nOrlh on the model will uae the wne column clts1p..
The Cluttnclooed mOO.I will be In the Cl!Y Hall lobby WJUI mld,lllWM)I. •
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CITY'S ROllRT JAFl'E DISPLAYS BRIDGE SECTION
hy Spon llNlsnod Spoclflcolly for Newport ,, '/ -
The report Of! n~ for SCha~fer'a
servjce is ~ u.e before the Pty eouncll
in 30 days, following the·requeit Mond-ay.
CmTentty, Seals Ambulance Sl?rvtc:e
handles Cost' M e s a emergency ~al)s,
such as auto accidents and crttlcal' ll·
lness.
Coast Builder's
Wife Succumbs ·, . . .
• • Mn. Lyla Dawson, wife of Newport
Beach builder Harold Dawson and· a
It>year resldenl ol the Harbor Area
died Sunday ai the lamily home at
the 8'• ol 111.
Mrs. iiaw'°n, 2001 CllU Drive. had
been under · treabnent far the nu at
lhe limo ol her detth. .
Survivor• Ujcl~de her husband and a
dauplei, P•\ti'.. ol I.he family. home;
a' son, Rlcbird; two daughters,, Mn.
CJ10kle CbrX•ler ond l\Jtt. Ciro! Ann
McCulloug!), all ol liuiiUncton Beach,
and live grandchlldron. ,
Funeral aervlces are scheduled !Of
I p.m. ThuredaY at Pacinc View
Memorial c:bape~ Corona del Mar. Burial
will follow at Pacific View Memorial
Park.
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J•ck R. C11rl1y
Vic. Prnklenr tnd Gt,neral ""~"r
Th•m•s. Kanil 1i411w. • . .
Tho!Ml A. M11rJ1h lu
MllM11"9 Eclltw,
-faul 1itl1111
Af\lll'!liln• ~Ir_,..
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M1ilin9 ~4r1111 P,b . l1x 1160, t2626'
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1 JI'• the nl&ht before CbrlllmaS . ·SM :an through my ~ eYtr1 JU.1\11'9 Is 111,rr!ng, OlpeCiaDY my
; bec11111e all of my.frielldl,
few who are not, bave told
., Wife to expect a mink.
1 W~; I ' ain going to give her
· ~·~ what· i· tald• I would .. The ·pro-
blem 'is that mink in her· mind
means a· Coat. To me a · npnt ~
an animal. , ·
So down to the mink pl.ace I
went and .found a lot, of others
there .looking : for th,, .HDle lb!pg
-: bankNptcy < It, WjlS . my tlim
at the counter and at last I talked
with the man who convinced me
lhat my wife and her friends were
right.
* I didn't give up easily, however,
md although r decided to give her
lhe mink she wanted, L decided
to do it on the installment plan.
When I said this to the c1erlt be
'fieamed VP.rf hrighUy and called
for the manager.
Well, the manager was very
happy anci smiled most of the time.
He stopped smiling, however, when
J said 1 wanted a fur for my wife.
He fumed and he fussed, but
brought out a coat, then a stole
'JDd finally, after I insisted,
something I really could afford.
So tomorrow my wife will be
happy with her new mink and I'm
sure she'll look forward to the
future and all the holidays and
birthdays to come.
" * • ' The reason Is that the !nstallment
plan I c:ho6e calls for a mink button
today and someday a sleeve, or
perhaps a collar. Over the years
to come the installment plan will
bring to her a complete coat, whiCb
I suppose will go very nicely with
her white hair. ·
I know she will be happy 'Wl!h
my thoughtful gilt and If you never
bear from me again, you Wll1 know
she was so happy she wouldn't
!h!nk of having me go to work
o'very day.
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' Wbile their fathers. are racing, for the moon,' astroaauti' soils AJ8n Anders, II, (left) and James· ~vell, U, bep
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bllly on· earth. llilan'11lles leaves · aiid carries them· away
from the limily home, w!llle young Jim -.. a · map·
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Rites Held for . Community
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Actress Linda Baum, 33
Funeral -w .... held: lllia !llOl1>'
Ing f"' Mrs. 1Jnda C. Baum ol Corona
de! Mar, a Well known community
theater actress wbo died siluiday at
' ' lhe age ol 33.
Services for Mrs. Baum were con-
dUC!ted at ll·a.m. at·Padfic Vlew Chapel,
followed by interment at Pacific View
Memorial Park.
Mn. Baum, a leading adrea at the " . Costa Mesa Civic Play~ was tbe
wtfe of Dr. LIDreace 0. Baum Jr. of
2815 Bluewater DrtW.
She last appeattd 'on stage In October,
playing lhe feadlnf .role io lhe comedy
"Dream Girl'': for the Civic Playhouse.
Earlier in the. year &he received the
playhOuse's ~ actres,s award for ·her
performance io the Utle role o!
"Claudia."
Mn. Baum. ~ppeared in a number
of theatrical productions In botlJ Orange
and Los Angeles counties. While a stu-
dent at Orange Co.i College, she played
the i-ole of Ophelia in Shakespeare's
"Hamlet." ' .
In addlUoo to hl!f ,buSbaod, Mrs. Baum
feave1 one daughter; Liss Ano, 11, and
ber mother, Mrs. Midge Kretsinger ol
Laguna 1le4eb.
Prices -CotPplele
'Real' Turkey
For Astronauts·
SPACE CENTER, Houslon (AP) -
The A[lOllO I astronauts. will be up to
200,000 miles olit In space on ainmD..
Day, but they'll ·.uu have a tndltlonal
Cbrjataw turkey dinner.
And it'll be a real turkey, not freelll
dehydrated.
The turkey meat was prepared by
the U.S. Army Natlck Laboratories and
packaged io alrllabl foil. The turkey
is much lite meat that has been canned.
It's cut In slices and lhe aatrooauts
will ett ti with ~ IJl'lOIL
P~ed with lhe dinner .,. eran-
berry•pple oauce, · qi11,. and a .....,,.
drink. These Items al< ~led.
Ami to give lt a festive air, the
packages are tied wllh red ril>booa.
of the lllOOll'a 1urfac~. Bo!h boys live in Seabroot, TUas.
State
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LOO ANGELES (AP) -Some ,Junior
collep students -~ be ~ .. ' lo
lnlil!er lo lhe ,'!'le colleg1 . qi .tbeJr
ebolee nut apriog. •
. The Calllornla Com,numlty dill.,.
Board of Govemon w,a so mivlsed
Thunday by the l)'ltem's c:hanc'ttllor,
Dr. Sidney Bmwnan ·
D<spile uaurtoce UW JC aludeots
will be li•en priority In lljn>I...,.,, be
Aid, Ibey may nol be Ible lo 10 lo
a echool in their own areas. , .
"A penm at a Junloc: eolloll~ In,~
Dfslo -be told lhat bi ._,, .,
lo Slonlllo111 Stale Colleie ln Turloet
In the oortb,'' be aid.
Twelve llale co1lqol ssl<I .-117
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No More Kimclii for 82 Pueblo Sailors:·
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At 711, MIN Fr-~ fiD. / aJI¥ p Ille wish ol. a lifetime for
Chrlslmu -a llde .., a ll:e -
gine. Miu Bright, who lives in ""
mole Exmoor, England, W never
evm ._ a Ille eogine. Ba& wllen
she arrt~ed to vi.sit -IDr Christmas, her nepbew 0..,. a..,
pol arranged for Ibo Telpmoalli
Fire Brigade to take her for a
spin. •
Jeffrey LovtU, %~ear.old son ·o/
ApoUo 8 astTonaut J~i LoH!l
atudit1 ~smen outrile hfl Seo-
brook, Tex., heme Monday -and
what better studying method than a
""'uth full of il"ll<n. Durin{I ailfoo 1 naut LoveU't lut flight into J?Gt•
aboard Gemini 12 in 1968, he rmi a
rau witll. the 1torA: and tocm <11 he re-
turned from rpac( in time for Jeff·
'l'tu'I birth. • Biii i..no, caretaker at the Tllal·
equah, ·Okla. municipal cemetery,
has J>een the fol'IOlleli man in city
government for the 'J)iuit.~ years.
Lane, 63, Who started al caretaker
in 1933, has never had a paid va,-
catioo aod nobody reall:red it until
recently. The city cquncil awarded
Lane a two-week vacatioiD, even
though he had taken a few deys
oil in his 35 yean on the job. •
Millions of persona around
the world art wiahjng America'•
ApoUo 8 artronautl weU on
their trlp to 1ee tht' moon. But
feta are rooting for them anv
haTdeT Uum Daofd Threlfall m
London. Jn 1964, Threlfall btt
$28 at a bookmaking firm that
a man would land on the moon
by 1970. TM bookmakers gave
him 1,000 to 1 odd.t -« cool
$28,000 If he Wi!I.!, A spok<,.
man for William Hills, Book-
makers, laid "We took him on
ar a jokt. Now it looka as if wt
1hcU1ou.''
• , RelaUves of Mrs. ROM H. F roy
1 of Chicago are extra careful when
1 'they receive a certain cellophane-
' wrapped Christmas card. The
' card, first seat in 1932 by a mem-
1 her of Mrs. Frey's family, is sent
each year to a family member
from the relative who received it
1 last Christmas.
Extortion Rap
Also Facing
2 in ·Kidnap
~'-'Fla. (AP) -U.S. Alty.
WlllluD Meadon la)'I Barl>ara J111e
Madie bu ldent!lied Gary Sl<vm Krill
and Bulb EJ.semann.Sdile as the couple
:who burl..t her alive in North Georlla
alter Ille ... "lllaprA
Meadon' d.lsclollJre came Mooda.J
i!urlng • prellmiDary beorfug al which
federel m.rtiao charges were added
to the lddnllplllc """'" .. -Krill and Miss-. Krllt. who w11 captured Sunday on •p1111py iq him! off the Florida Gull
Coat, replied "Yet" twice during the
hearing when aWd u be -'the ,,... cbarget and bl.I ri&hll.
Mill Elsem.ann-Scble, delC!ibed u a
5-foot-3, 26-year-old aometimes blonde of
athletlc bo1ld, II being BOqhl.
There was no uplanatlon of how or
when Miss Mactle'a ldentilicaUon was
made.
The betrlfli in a heavily guarded room
al the Dade Couoty jaD In Mllml was
continued unW Jan. 10 lo l!lv• Krist
and ao attomey who b lemponrily
repmenting him time lo otudy the
charges. ..
Miss Mackle, a 20-year-Old Emory
University coed and daughter of a
wealthy Coral Gables land developer,
was kldnaped from an Atlanta motel
Jast Tuesday. Federal Bureau of
InvestigaUon agent.a found her late Fri·
day, burled In a coffin.like box in a
lhallow pit 20 miles from Atlanta.
FBI agenll said Miss Mackle led them
lo the pit by using her knuckles lo
rap on the lid of. the boL
Krist a Marille iuearcher, and Miss
Eiseznarul-Schler, a student worked
together at the University of Miami's
lnstitute of Marine Science. 1
Officers have discounted reports that
a third penoa was tnvolved In the kid·
naplng.
In Redwood City, Calif., Krist's
estranged wlfe -Carmen Simon Krist
-told newsmen her bW!lband "wants
to be remembered -to make an impact
on tbe world be lives ln."
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PUEILO CREWMEN WAVE AT llOUL AIRPORT AS THIY llOARD PLANE FOil TRIP HOMI
Gmja did,,ald the paeral, WU far be-yond Ille call ol-dotJ. .
Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucbet, ·who led his crewmen in aod out ol capUvity, already
bu -the _,. ., -far his -. ~ pam,g ...... be managed,
aUbough 'kepi :1n IOlilary . ~eot, ,
to eomm•nd hi.I men ttV~ ~ captivity •.
"My lmpnulan 11,11111 be -able lo
give a convincing allow ol lea<1<nhlp
for his crew.
· "l'l!l no\ prejudging this cue. These . . .
'Fantastic, Jtlagnifique'
Europe Cheers Apollo Feat
LONDON (AP) -Pidur.. ol the
moon from Apollo 8 flashed across
televlslan screens in Westan Europe
today and Europeans cheered the space
.ftntare u a triumph.
In London, office workers a n d
Christmas 5hoppers swanned around
television sets in shops, offices and pubs
to watch the photographs of the moon's
craters drift across the screen.
"lt'a fantastic," &aid many a viewer.
Britain's .foremost space astronomer, Sit
Bernard Lovell. said lrom h I s
observatory at Jodrell Bank that the
American feat waa "one of the historic
moments' In the development of the
human race."
Progams oo. Italy's national radio
netw<rk were inte.rrupted to announce
• that Apollo 8 bad gooe into lunar orbil
Italian Christmas shoppers halted before
television sets in cales, bars and stores
lot the latest word.
Radio Moscow told the Soviet Unlon
of the lunar orbiUng one hour and 45
minutes after the spacecraft reappeared
from behind the moon. The announcer
read a brief report at the end of a
regular newscast.
The television pictures of the moon
were flashed via the Telestar satellite
and relayed by the Spanish Buitrago
tracking station near Madrid.
Dutch radio and television stations con·
tlnually interrupted regular programs for
bulletins on the Apollo mission. Italy's
state-run television service gave a special
JS-minute program at noon.
British afternoon newspapers splashed
headlines saying "A Plaster of Paris
Moon" and "Round They Go -Smiling."
The London Evening Standard and the
Evening News began their stories with
Identical words: "11ley've done it."
ln Auslria, people gathered around
Shop windows to watch television shots
from the spacecraft, and the Apollo
miMlon was the main toplc of con·
versation in coffee shops, and buses
and streetcars crowded with shoppers.
'Ibe Austrian news agency switchboard
was jammed with telephone calls. '
Rome's newrpapers, wblch have crowd·
ed their front pages with m(l()D stories
for days, blossomed with headlines such
,as, "Entered in Orbit" and "ln Lunar
Orbll"
Frenclunen in the street praised
American know-how on the space feat.
and some viewers watching television
lunar photos cheered, "Magnifique!"
Parisian office workers al8o quit their
desks and headed for the nearest
television set to watch the Apollo
transmissions.
In Iran, the government te!.evision
network and Tehran radio carried special
programs oo . the space acblevemenL
Tehran radio broke in with a special
bulletin saying "the brave American
astronauts" had made a sacces:sful orbit
or the moon .
Tehran's five major"newspapera have
been devoting up to three full pages
a day to the Apollo mission.
Earth Flat?
Society Taking Another ' Look
LONDON (AP) -Britain's Flat Earth
Society acknowledged today after viewing
pictures of the earth from Apollo 8
that it must take another look at lhings.
The three-man American team citcuJn..
navigating the moon bas &0mewhat
torpedoed the society's idea that the
moon u well aa the sun are two small
objects that go round and round the
North Pole.
Since the moon shot, the Flat Earth
Society has been more than ordinarily
interested, sand General S e c r e t a r y
Samuel Shenton.
"We have hardly had time to get
together to form an idea and 1 wouldn 't
like to commit myseb' now at all.
"They said they could see South Africa
and so on. But struggle as much as
I could, I couldn't see. anything at all.
''If the earth is a planet, it woo.Id
have to be travelling around the IWI
at more than ooe million miles an hour
and we never have had evidence that
the earth I! moving around the IUD.
"U they show us a very clear picture
of the earth from ~ and the picture
does not show all the continents, and
the edge or the picture is out of perspec.-
tlve, then that woold prove that the
earth is round. UnW then, we shall
continue fighting to prove the earth is
flat."
Astronaut's Wife Gets
Husband's Moon Signal
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SPACE CENTER, Housloo (AP) -
Sue llornwt pressed her head agam..t
a special radio rtceiver hl1 her kitchen
and wore an apprehensive expresSion.
Her husband was on the other side
cl the moon.
For more than hall an hour, there
bad been no contact with the spaceship
commanded by Air Force Col Frank
BoimaD.
adventure, Apollo 9, was a visitor In
the home of Air Force Maj. WJlllam
A. Anders, ll)<llems eoglnoer aboard
Apollo I.
While Andera held a television camera
on the mooni Scott followed the flight
plan and lunar maps lo explain lo Mrs.
Anden and other guests Jn the Anders
home what was going on.
' Frigid Erie Air Mass Spells White Christmas for Emt
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Then the space agtncy "squawk bo1'1
especially wired into the homes of
ast.ronautl, announced : "We've acquired
signal." Mrs. Borman relaxed and smil-
ed. The guests In the next room whooped
and shouted happily, according to space
agency spokesmen.
Air Force Lt. Cot David Scott, a
veteran of the Gemlnl I space flilht
and slated t.o go on the nert space
Prelates Guest
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Of Gen. ~rahms
SAlGON (AP) -Pr<>tfflant Evangellll
BUly Graham and the Rot11111 Catholic
vicar al the U. S. Armed force.s
Arcllblabop Terwlce J. Cool<• of Ntw
Y erk, were Olrtltmu Eve iueats ol
Gen. Otl&hton Allnml, «>mmandee al
U.S.fomslnVl<inam.
Croalng palhl for the f!nt Ume In
lhelr Quist.mas toura wltb American
troops. the two rellgjoua leaden dined
with Abrams and his senior staff
generals at Abrams' small house ouu1ide
Tan Son Nhut air bue.
Graham and Cooke have met several
limes previously.
A-1rs. Anders compoeed and wrote a
brief comment for the press and handed
Jl to a ipace agency man in the group
of guest!.
"The significance of historical events
cannot be realiJ.ed immediately, nor can
the impact or magnitude of the event
be adequated de!cribed at the time of
occurence," she wrote.
"Though history is being made today,
we all need to try and comprehend
the years of effort by lbe many people
involved in the eventaJ lunar laodln&,"
the note aai'd.
The wife of Navy Capt James A •
Lovell Jr., third man aboard the Apollo
I. also had neighbors and well-wishers
with her as she watched the television
show In her borne.
"Fanlastlc" was her only comment.
Agreement Averts
Telephone Strike
EVERETT, Wub. (AP) -Agreement
on a new three-year contract was reach-
ed today by the Gtneral Telephone Co.
and Electrtcll Worten uni.:,,, halting a th~te strike called 7¥. thin earlier .
A company spokesman said the agree-
ment was signed with negotiators for
L o c a I 89, tntemltlonal Brotherhood of
Electrical Worten,•t 1:30 a.m. aft.er an
all·night bargainin( ....ion.
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I meo .. i.o-a ,. • rm oaw•
ed,. Adm. ~ aid.
lie aid "llOtlldhill ... I#' ol u.,
' crewmen _.. injared --"" teUJgeoce llhlp wu .. 1...i ,... 13 ID
-.. jhal COii ... -·Ille. Miii! llUI bore lbe maru 11111 -o1 1111
beatlnp ,tlllk ctpl<n pve lhD Ujllil
the ... ol ~ -lbe • .._ d No 1\tldt'n" al tile truce "'1lap ol
• Panmunjom. "t"bave the utmolt edmltetlaa tor
caplain -and bl.I """' • ' • tr..
--lltiva of AIMloa. ~ ... , 0oe of the moot , ......,.bhle thlnif wai 'their admlritbl for · lbe
Unlled Sfata thnJqboul lbelr ordool,"
th8 admllal aid. mo deocrlbed Bucher .. "• 1oero
fUDOOi l)<roel." But the •kipper,~ bl.I own ben>ea. '
BucberlnlroducedCbuoglo-
Fillplno ........... Qogeilo Abelon. Tiie
utpper aid Abelon wu 11a aplrit 1'bo ~ memberl of the """ lhrQrgh 1 lnootha of bell." . '
Abelon CO<lllllelllod the Comrnnnhi
propagailda :was · "vezy hard ~ Electricians Mala lC Rlllbel .J, B ~ of ora.ge, allo tslked with ·the I
era! and the pl'Olriler. '
He tslPd ol lbe ordeal "I fell lll!f
running aCnlos lbe bridjle. They didnJ
Impress any of If!. They don'} !maw wl9:
they hate Americans," B!ansett said. J
'Ibe ex~aptives were to tell their stOfr
les In moce delall In San Dleco. Tbof
spent moot of their ,hOurJ In K'*:..= rest °' In pray<r. Sometimes lhelr
talked for them. I ' Adm. Rnoenherg l'el!lll!"ked Iha! ...
of. the crewmen's words about their c~
tors bad been "rather earthy."
* * * Families
Gather in
San Diego
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) -Wives
and c hildron, mothers and fathen,
brothers and s.lsten are here for a
Chrlslmas Ev~ reunion with the D
BUrViving crewmen of the USS Pueblo.
The families have been flown at Navy
expense to meet the men released Sunday
after 11 months as captives ol North
Korea. .
The nm of two giant jell canylnc
the crew wu to set down 'at Miramlt
Naval Air station at t p.m. EST.
First oD the agenda were brief, public
reunions between crewmen and their
loved ones. Next were a Navy-.arranged
news conference, and l n te 111 ge nc e
debriefing and medJcal checkups at the
San Digo Naval Hospital.
The debriefing and medical checks
will last an indefinite period of lime.
Before lhey start, however, families will
have an hour in private at the bopsital.
Tbe Navy readied a comfortable tem-
porary h<l'Tle at the ••Pink Palace," a
plain four-story hospital corpsmen'&
school building in a quiet corner of
the grounds. Out of lhe school dormJtory
went double-bunked beds. In went &ingle
beds. carpets, writing desk and overhead lighting.
That was one part of Operation Breech-
es Buoy, lbe Navy 's code name for plam:
developed months ago. The plan was na-
med for the device that carries people
from one ship to another at sea.
While Marioe security guard! assembl-
ed outside, the Navy went to wort in
the adjacent building, a gathering place
for the hospital Bf.all called the RX
Club. In the spacious, carpeted, -wood-
panelled building, gaily decorated for
the holidays, the crew will eat, relu
and watch televisioo with their families.
t•A man will be able to visit his
family whenever he's not tied up wilh
debriefings or physicals," a Navy
spokesman explained.
The Navy said the crew could be
at the hospital from two weeb to.
two months and whether any could
leave the hospital for Christmas along
wilh. their families would depend on
their physical condition.
Fam.Illes began arriving Monday morn-
ing at t h e municipal airport. The Anny
said it paid $25,475 for tickets for the
first 43 families and said it knew of
1S7 dependents who plan to come. But,
a spokesman noted, that dozens of others
might come on their own, and woukl
be tagen care of also •
Engineers Work
On Return Plans
ABOARD THE USS YORKTOWN
(UP!) -Te!evlalon eng"-3 tried today
to Sofft U.-lsslon proble"" calt!ed
by tbe remote.nea of Apollo l 's ~ area • that the recovery
nut Friday can be trlM!llitted ""' lo the rest ci the world,
"We intulUvely feel there are a lot
of probleml on this ooe and ,.. lllould
aay right now that this woo't be the
kind of qulllty ,.. had on Apollo I
recover)','' said Bob Stone, an engineer
"1th General Electrtc.
1be area delignated for the recoVtl')'
opcratJon Is only 240 miles north of
the equator. lt h Ml rt mote t:1nt only
one plane wu r;lghted during Lhe fint
fin days the prime recovt"ry ship the
USS Yorktown. cruiled through tbc ar&
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Higli Price
For U.S.
Citizenship
SAN ANTONIO, Ter. (AP)
-JtBWI H. Guevara, who lost
the vision 1n both eyes, his
Jell arm below the elbow and
,part <i bis right hand afttt
0
' • llJ"lllllde exploded near -
'In Vietnam, became a U.S .
.. citizen Monday.
-"Maybe it was a high price
~to pay," the 21-year-old native
of Mulco said, ''but I believe
:·1 have earned my U.S ..
cilIZemblp. I' liave fou&hr for
~.America alongside Americans,
and 1 tblnt 8Df All)erlcan
would agee that I am deserv·
Ing of the wne rights jusl
as U I bad been born here."
.. Guevara wu brought Jn an
ambulance from Brooke Army ' . ,,Madlcal C.Ottt to the fe<ierlli
bulldlni for the citir.eaship
ceremony.
.. 0 1 have been waiting 13
1 years for this day," he said
afttt U.S. Dlstrlct Judge
Adrian A. Spears admlnistere<l
"" the oath of allegiance, .
Guevara live<! In the United
States for IJ )'earl before
entering the Army.
Lost Ship
Toll at 57
KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent,
B.W.I. (AP) -Officials have
tncreued the number of
• penoos mlsslDg and presume<!
dead in the sinking of the
scbCJoner Fe<leral Queen from
U to 57. Thirty-eig ht
pasmigers aurvived t b e
disaster.
, The lnlerlsland V""!I aank
suddenly Saturday wtllle fer-
rying construction workers
from Union Ialand to thier
home9 OD St. Vincent for
ChrlBlmaa. Officlala aald the
boat caps!J<d when deck
J>8SlelJl'TI rushed from one
~de to the other to escape
spray fnm choppy seas.
Hundreds Crash
· In Italian Fog I .
MILAN, Italy (UPI) -A
llquld pa truck crashed and
bunt Into flames oo a fog·
-blpwiy today and hundreds of can pile<! Into
the blallnl wreckage.
First reports aald five
peraoD1 were kllle<l & D d
"many" b1jured in the pileup,
the wont of several caused
by thick fog Ind heavy -Chrlllmal !raffle all over
norlllem Ilaly.
Dropped~µ
Harbor Aide
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Fonner Harbor CommJssioner
George n: Watson bas been
fine<! $1,000 on ·a criminal con.:
fll~t of interest convieUon, but
a bribery conviction against
him was dropped.
Watson, 50, earl never ho1d
public office In Callfomla
again.
Superior Court J u d g e
Wllllam B. Keene ortter.d the
brthery coovtdlon retrle<l and
then <lismlaaed. A Jury I.st
Oct. 28 convicted Watson on
the two counts.
The cooflict of lntttest
charge involved $10,400 which
Watson loaned to Charles
Ger4ld Sutton on Aug. 5, 11165.
Sutt<ln allegedly bought a ll·
quor license with the money,
then received a Harbor COm-
mtsalon leue to dock his Prin-
Ces.'I Louise floating restalD'ant
at Terminal lsland.
The bribery count Involved
Watam's purchase of $42,00o
in bank stock through a city
hwnan relations com-
missloner. He then sold the
stock bact when It failed to
appreciate in value. Jt wu
allege<lly in .. change for
favorable harbor votes.
"This Is a pretty good
Christmas present," Watson
sald after the bribery count
waa dropped. lfis fine was
stayed unUI Jan. 6.
Pontiff Lauds
Apollo 8 Flight
VATICAN CITY (UPI) -
Pope Paul VJ sald today
Apierlca's Apofie I moonfllJbt
was a "feat going beyond
evory ordinary limit of bumae
fantasy and acilvity."
"Let us pray for a sue-
C<Sl!ul and fl'Ullful outcome
of their daring aclentlflc
enterprises and let UI Invoke
the help of God for the
astronaut.I, for all those coo-
nected with them, le< the
human race,'' be said.
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VATICAN CITY (UPI) -
Pope Pao! VJ, In a Christmas
gesture to the poor of Rome,
announced today be . 1 s
redeeming all c lothing,
blankets and lhoes they pawn-
e<l dur1l!g the year. '
A Vatican announcement
gave no estimate of the sum
involved. It said the pope
made the gesture io mark
Olrlslmas and the close of
the .,year of faith" com-
memorating the 19th century
of the martyrdom of Saints
Peter and Paul.
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Ono o( the 1DOlt lmpoltant uq ,,,._,....,...., Ml-
, lioM. IA 0'*'111~ County hlltory wlll be tbe lot of lllit
. J!olhl o(Supet1!llcn lo make IA the -...... ' 1
'Al lloue la ratl.lcotion of the ~...,...,com-..
m'HklP'I eadonemilll of a .-J.utiOll tbat ~ Mil
off MaJ'l1 lOO,oqo acm of &1iiculblrai laDll from ~
deveklpqleni•for at leaJt 101-... , I
Oraage County' IJll*"l'laOn IJeClll llQbllc l\MriJll•
on the complu uno llbortly alter tbe;llntof tlio 'ftla·
Sametim• before ~ l, jbey'll laka aetloll that .-14
c!!ange the v.eey cb8raeter of the coamy. •
'Ille action could cut tax revjlllllea from Ibo 111111
owned by the IrvineCo; on4 llallCllo Mil*"I Vlojo 111 ..•
at Jea1t $1.57 mUllOll·-$L4 riii!HM or more oa lnlae
lands an<! $168,000 or .milre Oil Mluli,!n Vlajo _..ir.
For <:0mparaUve pwpoaes, the total pioperV tu load
paid by all of Onnge Cowlly"a ~ laat. yeor
came lo $241 million.. •
It IJ the result of;a etatewlde eflOrt lo llow dowil
'urbanization -especW!y tax,fo~ urJ/eD develop-
ment. · Vo~ raUl!ed "'Jibe Callfornll ·DJ14 Conservation Ac! of 1965," better known as the WUllJmSOI! Acl Its
purpose is "lo save by the creation of agrlcullurai Pl'!'. ·
•erve• tbe ricb Callfornlil farming cOul!uy·ot wblcl! oo
much 8Dllually falls prey 1o thedeveloper."
'Ille po)loy·lf tulng all land on.Iha basjs.of 1\1 m""' tet value ''for its Dl06t profitable 'eC9llOJilic use" has
meant rapid disappearance of green ·belts as ownel'I
prematurely developed agricoltural lands lo pay tax
biJIJ tbat Couldn't be 'met 'With finaDcla1 returns !Jlom
crops. 'Illia, in turn, liaS resulled'ln•an exceos of IUbdl•
, \'\lions .d"'1lned lo beccme urban· slums In Jes11lian.a
. •enenitlon.. ·
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ProfOUnd ~ma on Otri1tllUU ~~fl! ' S~'ll Take · . '
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Uniting Man's Mind~ Spirit Ready•made
Yuk Candks WASll!llGTON. -On lhe ... or the
birlbday of Jesus an1sl U... men II!
a sealed capsule will cln:umnlviplii
Ille MOoo -God wl!Ung. •
Tbe limln( ol lhb event ls hea,Y
1n symbolbm to the .:~ntlfic mind as
part ol u,. ''plo(oandeBt drama or
modern u-." Perhaps herein jg abo
to be found the ju>tl!lcstlon, cx: al least
the ir!elld.lble. comp1]llon, Wbk:h cauaes mao io ~ 10 _,bllllanl; IO much
ta1mt ·ind take audl greel rilu !or
pun sclenl!lk acblovemeals wh<ll he
cao loot ·-him ud llod so much dJe to be dooe. ' -
Eyes will be turned to !he skies KtklllC
not !he Siar of Belh!Ohem .. -.. sevmil mlllermla ago Wt a glowll!I
object nearer, a controlled mechanical
meteor merely a quarter of a mUlion.
milu awQ. The father of modem scleo-
Uric doctrine, Sir Francia Bacon, woold ·
be ptlfied to see )he resul!s of the
kind of ayslemJ be projeded to
Elhabetban timtJ SOO years a110.
IN "11IE AGE OF BEASON BEGINS,•
Will and Ariel Durant, the great BY"'f"•1ie hlst«iana of . our age,
meaJAn Francis Bacon'• impact on the
mind of man. Tl!<1 wrtte: "Nor did be (Bacon) pro-pose rtUOD u an enemy of religion;
or u a aubltltute fer it; be made
room !0< balh ol Ibero In philooophy
and We.
"But he repudiated the reliance upon
tradlllom and 1uthor1Ues; he ~
rational and natural expLanationl of ~
!ioo.11 pmumpttons, supema!ural ln-
t.rwnllom, and popular mytholosl' ..
"Be raised • banner for an the
lciences, and drew to it the most eager
mindl ol the succeedlni centuries.
"WlllrnlE& BE willed It or not, lhe
enterpriae that he called for -lhe com~e rorgani1.aUm .of lcle.a1Wc ~ '1be . ...-ca1 esponsloa and
--of-ledp-'~oonlalned In 'Jlsell the 1-of the pnj!OWl!lat dr8ma of>JllDd<ft limes: ·Cbrlitl!mlV,
ca!hollc or PrOtalan~ !llbtlnc firr 11s
ur~ ap1ns1 !he. spr...i ,..i !""'" oe, ~..J:i a;Ja:~ opoken ils pro-
logue to the world ...
II Bacon ·opo11t lhe prolOg1le we are
-, what may be --1)' the opening
tcebes u ICientlflc m1n vies for Ute
world'• atf,enlkin,oo lhe birt)ld•Y. of the
Son Of• ~-~ Bacon, l>el!ber are
the most leamecf men of modem science
propG8.lq: reuon u an enemy of reU&kwt
but make ~ !or, bo!h In. pbllooopliy
and lit, -u tbq do ao dramat1caDy
on thla QuiJbnu Eve.
llellllon must.do,... much, and make
room far .~ u .it flndl itlelf Wider
the irnaistible )rillure o( me modern
mind dJisa!i!fiOd, U WU Bacon, wl!h
emollooal·preoumlilom and supernatural
• lnl'tveiltkm.
MEN OF SCIEllCE, and lhe utr<x!aull
themselves, have ·looUd far for the
jll&ti!lcaUon In comn1on tmna of what
lhejr-are doing a~by they are doing
it. lie those who ao long tried to
climb ML Everesi they did ao because
it wu -there. Th.at is too facile an
explanation for an enterprl.M ol ~
cosmic magnitude as the exploration
of space when ao many on thlJ planet
are dying of hunger and tn war1, suffer
from dlseaie llld live In linorlllK\"o
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poverty ..;.i 'the P.tiono111 ·~ man baa created fOr ~.
Bui there · 11 DO \U1'Dlng b&ek from
Bacon .. ~ttver ·~ IUfJ~a on 'tljis
planet ""3 'l!OI quench hll)blnt 19 use !he l)'llems o1 · Di0dt111 ..,..... llld
knowledge to, find' but what 'fe ~,
why we are and' w}tert we are In a
Uoivene so broad that the l!:lind cannot
conceive its·acope and·endlessueas. There
II no fartbell reach ol '1Jl'Ct !hat the
mind cait ccncelve -far ftacht.11, but
not the fartbe!t llld lhe ellslence or
nothlng:neu, •
THE CONCEPT ol notliJngnw Is IO
f"'!lgn to man'• oature that wl!h 1D
hil search for ratlonil and natural n-
p!anallool be turn. back wilh the learned
men of scleoee to what cannot be u:-
plalned save In terma of !al!h.
Se thm: ii no contramctioo in scientific
mu clalming the world's attenllon on
the blrtbday of the Son ol .God. There
U, rather, the hope that the aplrit of
man and the mind of man can upend
and unite . !or lhe common good wi!h
09d'1·heJp.
At this Ileum I belin to look with
lntemt upon !he dlspfays of beautiful
new candle• in the stores. I have been
poulbly the world'• moat enthusiastic
purcbaaer of commerdally made candles -. evei tJoce the year we ma(le . our
11\tm.
we ba,d rud In a maguibe a bubbly
acCount of haw simple It Wu to produce
Individual styles "wl!h materials readily
available" and what saUafaction it wouki
.slve you. The writ.el . can have her
saUsfactlon -I'll take the ready-made
candles.
At the s am e time the kids were all for the Idea and my husband and I
decided Jt would be a delightfully creaUve
project. It was a creaUve project, all
rilhL w.hat it created wu chaos.
AJ per lMtructl.on, we gathered
l<ltl•!ber ban of paraffin, all of !ht
old broken crayons around the ·house,
piflces of string, milk cartons and
....-ted glasaea llld bowls.
Tben. the fun started. We melted ~
paraffin Jn varkw pots and pans, col-
oring each one a different Iha.de. Then
we p:iured them into the molds. The
bot wu broke ooe of my favorite glass
dllbes and flowed over the table ar;>d
acrosa the kitchen in all directions. The
floor needed wuing, it's lrue, but not
that way. ·
A Last-Minute Gift List
AnER THE REST of the molten
material had achieved Ha final resting
place, It was time to ln8ert the strings
lor wicks. They weren't averse to going tDto the meuy mbture, but they were
very much 1geinst staying in place and
tended to fill down on the job, rather
than mnaln upr!gllt.
The mUk cartons, when peeled away
from their cooled contents, were sup-
posed to reveal a chunky candle of
danllnt! -· What they did reveal was 1 flaky tower of unevenly
colored wax that ltlll bad bils of
cardboard clinging to IL
Do you have lhe problem ol llndlnf: a 1..i...-Christmu pr....n for a
friend! ' .
Wb1 not stve him • -! Boob
1n ...., "'11 man the 1>os1 o1 llfts.
'They ere of endurJnc value ond"'Uie --..... , .. _..,out ol ltyle.' '
A -11 allD a IUbtle flalt"1. When yau give a friend one, ~ imply• he
II literate -a cbann1ni ....,,,.ptlon
in «r modem day whm 10 mM.J people
Beem unable. to read even the messages
on billboards wllhout movlnl their Ups.
OP COURIE. boob · alloold not be
picked and oent at random. 'They must
ault .the reclplenL Here, for esample
-and all ln fun -la a suggested
1111 ol boob !hat might be -to
famoutpoople :
'"!be .llm'rlcane \'WI'' -~B. ~"'""°"" . "Up .Alalnal lhe )VJ W.ill" -AirJ.
U.S. college or university preakknt.
''The Parade's Gone B1'' -Ceorge
C. Wallace.
"On Reflection" -Vice f!uldent
Hubert H. l!mnphn!y.
"Pre!4itv'e I and Protect 'I -Chief
Just.ice Earl Warrtn.
"Wiiy Mm Sbouldn'l'Many" -Frank
Sinatra.
"A Time and a Place" -Praiden,l·
elect Richard M. Ni>on.
"11111 JOYS OF Yiddish" -Cuey
Stengel.
"The Rich and lhe Super-Rl<b" -
Mr. and Mn. Onwll.
"The Seaz<h for Final Meanlna" -
Sen. Eu1ene J . lkCarllly.
"What· Comes Nut" -Rep. Adµ!
CIQloa PWell 1"1be mecthe Encatlve" -Yoor
boa. ·-n.o Acelea w...,.,• -lklln Hayes.
uGod'• c.ountry and .M,J People" -
Gm. awlet de Gaulk.
''The Money Game" -Quarterblck
Joe Namalh of the New York Jell.
' '"11le' Crying (leme" -Cualut Clll'.
''8£ND Jl91fN A llOVE" -U Thant, ~ .. _.1 o1 the United NatlGnl. "''lbi Ap'Ol'Expomiloo".--Any dHtllil
rat man you tnow.
'"lbe _., ond I" -.,...,... lhlu.
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"llOIJnd ~ Glory" -Col. Frank
Borman, Ma,j. William A. Andm and
Capt. Frfnjt.A. Lovell Jr.
•"I'nll: Grtt" -Ethel Kennedy. BUI' THE PJEC'B de resi!tance was
"Tbt Heart-Keeper" -JuDt Anctrtws. to hive been our special design -a
"Tbe J!lgbl l'eople" -ltll'f John lllrdl candle ol mlled colon. We bad put
Socle!Y diember. . ..., bearll -llld ..... -cn,yolls :'Tbe Wey Tblnp Wort" ~ Your -Into !ta <ftlllon.
!Oarlte l*rlllon·repalrmaa. To produce a atunnln& effect, we had
1 awirled tnto lhe pwaifm red. green and
"JOY 0.-COOIJNG" -111'1. DwlgjJt bt11t addltione. Somebody gave ii one
Dovtd'-11ower II. owtrl too many and lhe whole thing
'-•MtrrW 1of Venu1° -French actreu turned 1 pulf. gray -indeed a stunning Ca~ j)enelm. ' eliilit) ' ' "Y~" -An1 "rellldllg' mmtb1r "~teltbe eoerce!lc .... or c1e1erg1n1,
ol Qie~cablnet. et<.!tWOo and other -llC!1lbblng "The Compln" -Mamie . techniques ii WU tmpoulble to gel all
van the wu out. of the uteuils used for
• .. . ' \iltlt!ili I~•'° a new sel ol pans weal
Gloomy·
Gos:.
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on my Oirlstmea list.
But at least nobody could ~ us
thlt boHclay seuon of burning our candle
at ·~ ends. They wouldn1 burn al all
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SDS O:rganizing
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·in Hig·h .Scho·ols
W AS!UNGTON -Tbe sinister acheme
of the aggressively revolutionary Student
for a DemocraUc Society to extend. its
notorious rioting, vi o 1,e n c e and
lawlessness on college cami:&JSj!s to high
schools is maklqg headway.
SDS organizing of tbls kind b making
inroads in high scbooll in New York.
Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans, San
Frailcisco and heavily populated Mary·
land and Vlrglnla suburbs of w~.
D.C. The latter largely white and af.
fluent areu appear to be part.icu1'-r tar·
gets in the far.flung -SOS plot to · "acti-
vate" and "radicali7.en high school stu-
dents so they wllt be ready for "extrem-
ist agitation" wi)en they ?each college.
This naUonwid~ drive to suborn high
school students was approved at a
meeting of lhe SOS' NaUonal Council
at the Univtr!lty. of Co10rado, BOulder,
Colo., in October.
IT WAS DECIDED to employ a special
••coordinator" to direct this campaign.
He bas still not been se]~.
College and non-stuaent sns chapters
were instructed to actively cooperate
In infiltrating high scboob and organUing
students. They were urged to take the
lead in lawiching underground
newspapers, conducting s o • c al I e d.
''workshops'' on the Vietnam war and
anti-draft propaganda, and 1 t a g i n g
demonstrations on civil rights and other
headline issues.
After much discussion and wrangling,
lhe SOS Council adoPte.d a resolution
of which the following are the principal
bighllghls :
"One of the most important divisions
of the American educational industry
is the high school. T!iil public Institution
affects the lives or 3Q, million Americans.
The aimospbere. of the high ocbool II
repressive, non-~uctive and Inhuman.
Instead of educating young people, the
high school attempts 1o J)resi upon them
the bankrupt values of a decaying socie-
ly.
"WE FEEL THAT high schools
and lhe IOciety which they spawn need
drastic change. Knowtna that the school
cannot chacge to the extent we want
unless we change the system wNcb uses it. we will orglllize in the high schools
to move students to overthrow that
aystem by <Oft!ronting Ille !&sues !hat
directly affe<l lhem.''
Basically, ~ ate the aarqe tenets
and tactics · tha~ underlie. SOO revolu-
tiooary violence_ lawlesSness and diirup-
tion Oil ~llege·. canipuses. Now. SOS
Is unde~ to applf. Ibero to· !>igh
scboob.
ID Cbi~go, a big!\ ~ organlzln«
.. conference" was held ~.the University
of Illinois'. Circle campus witli 'arounc1
150 attending -· moot ·ot them ·local
high school studeo!s. ·
The stellar attractiao was Mark Rudd,
Columbia · UtilversfJ:y SOS lea~er, who
delivered a'harangue and then~
a question-amkriswer J>eriodt Also a
movie was shown. Of the Columbia rlotina;
and violence in which Rudd. played a
prominent role. This. propaganda movie
is a key f..ture ol SllS proselyting.
' IN ST. LOUIS A college sos organizer
Is directing a group of high school
sb.Jdents in publishing an underground
pa~ -!hat has lnCUJTed the wrath
of school ·authorities for indeCency and
defamaUon. Alsio being circulated then
and in other cities is an increuing
volume of SDS literature a I m e d
particularly at high school students. Two
examples are :
An article titled "High School Reform:
Toward A Student Movement" by Mark
Kleiman, idenWied as a California
hidt school student; and a s.mall le&riet tit~ed "An Introduction : SDS. Our Strug•
gle is Just Commencing." This is WlSign•
~-~th this leaflet ls a copy ot a
mimeographed piece capt i o·n e d
•'Freedom School, An Experimental
Scbool lor High Scbdol Studenls."
'11118 SO-CAUED Freedom School
allegedly was held in Takorli1 Park.
Md., last summer under the allspices
of SOS for the J)arpoae cif traiiilng high
schopl student arganiiers.
• JOnathan Lerner, 20-year-old AnUoch
College dropout, who a.ttended the
BouJder, Colo., confettnee I as t
October, is in lhe !orelroq! of SOS high
8Chool organizing in the c a p i t a I • 1
Maryland suburbs. He boastfully daims
!hat from 25 Ii> 311 lrlgh lclloob in
that area 'att "SOS lnvo)V~"
whatever that means!
Supports Grape Boycott ·
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To the 'Editor:
, There II a •l!f.atlon of !~on '" the Delano area 1between ttiei.ffrtnm:
and the United r F.tm , Worttn· of
Callfornll. The iWe ii· everyone knOWs
is the conflict over whether or not .. the
farm workers lbou)d-be unionized.
Mlflll' ol the K'JIJO -yant wort.en. in seeking unJon contracts with the
P1nnet1, have gone on strike. Consumers
the n1Uon over have been uited ·to
boycott Callfornl1 gapes uni!! O union
seWement is reached between farmen
and W'lrken.
..--811 G""9e ---.
Otar Gtorie : ~ ,
11 lt lrue'thal ...tq your elbows
tn hm<WI hi.Im 'fill remove elbow
wrink181 ETHEL
D!&f'-'Elhel : I
I tblnk. yau 'vt 1111 me mixed up
wtlh the Wautrc:.'Olumnlst, dear ...
anyhow, J''ve sort ol bit touch with
tbtsfl lhln&s sfnce I started kneel-
In( ln·theJe gapelnllt halves. (Dul
my kneecaps ant juat )'Uromy.) ..
L11ttn '""" ........ -'"'-. HwlNIP'r Wl'lffn llFMIN °""""" IMlr """""" Ill a ~ .,. Ina,
"Tl'lll r'9M .. ~-...,.,. ... tit -., ''""~ ,,.,. lll>el 11 ,_""""" All ...... ~ 1MJ1o09
9'1Mlurt ..,.. "''"" •ttSS. _, --mtr ~ Wt1N'ltif Oii ;_. lt,IOtndeflt ~II~
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I WENT To·DELANO to a ·rally and
food gathering filr the llrlkm -"'
IJec. 14 by the UlllOO aDd the Sootbem
Clll!cnta °'IJDdl of.~
The r..Jitf ol poverty Ind lnjuotice
• In Ibo Delarl>•an.; the lac:! !ha! m1111
Meticln Am&iclDs in our own com-
triuruty eXi:lt it a poverty level, ao4
the fact that fann worktn •re e1cluded
from the Notional Labor Relatloro Acl
are motlvationl for me to !UppOrt thli
boycoU and urge all consumers In tbei
community to do the aame.
DOOLEY V. JOHNSON, JR;
• Auoclale Mlniateol
Community Me!ho<llll Ouadi
' Hwltln&ton B<t!Clj "?" . . -
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HOll>AY Ml TlllU JAlf •. ·s
HAM DINMER . ·$·~1 ,., • ...._v.,alilo. llAIU.-~ ............
. CHILD'S ~Tk>N-$1.1 0
' All YOU CAltlil JPKWJ
MO=~ NT ••• .......................... $1.59 ' .
WIDNISDAY $1 FISH f ltY .,...... " ... .19
THURSDAY ~ , , $ '
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545-9505,
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U >'91;_1 ~ve-ttew Mlghbon
or knoW' ol ~00.-Dlovtiia:'
tp our area. please tell us
10 thilt; we may extend a
frlendl)' welcome and help
~m to become acqualnh!d
In lb~ -1urroondbip.-
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642-6014 .
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494-057' •
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Wa~l "Ad~ :. · .. '
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English in.rtructor· WJllte
to crew for hil ~to
Tahiti. / · ,
e LAST MINUI'E GWI'S:
An;yooe-1or Ptru'Yfan Gui·
hea ptas f Uhu1uar ... ., • ·
'59 vw bul, a:ood ~COhd~
tton, onJy -? • .. Or I
aoothel' bua, RBJtfy °"""
verted (to wba.t !l Jor oni,
J600 -or bnt ofter , •• It" <'Glor TV . M · 21" . ' ... ~ ~ White TV, i;l9 • .. Uni.th itetto, w/6 ._.,._
ers, 101' only SOO • .:r~
new, ol cou:ne •• -~
e mE DEFENDER:
A Columbia 29', whkh
aleeps 6 with.:a 30 HP il'lt
boanl, and In lull rac/"'
fi:ar. ,DJ.rwhy A: outboard ncluded.. . • ... . ' ·-~ .
·WHERE ON EAR'FH 'ARE TlfES~ P~OP~~ GOING?.
··New Y.ork;. ·Chicago, Lo~don, Paris · · . .
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"IT SUR~ BEAT$ D~IVING"
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OVER' THE COUNTER
LEGAL NOTICE
Cl!RTl"ICAU ~ SVStNm
PKTfTIOUS MAMI!
Tlw .. .o...... ...... drtlff' he b
cuncludl"' • Ml-9f 2a WW Co.JI HlttllffY, N8-t • It IC II,
C•llfornla, unclw ttot fktltloul flnt1 -d ._·THE LONDON DELI •rid th9t
Wild """ .. ~ vi tM follow .... ~. wt-. 111..W bl full ....S Pltm
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Rldlard R. C11lll-. 1'°'2 ~ Drift, s.nt1· AM, C1lilonllt.
0.led Decitmt.r 2J, IHI.
Rk:Nrd R. Culhane
• :.t1f'I of C.llfomla, Or-C.OUlll\I:
On 0-t.r 23rd. IHI, brf!Orl lfllt,
I NoRo' l'vbllc ill 911111 Jor Wiii SI.tit,
""'.-nv .,.....,.. Rldlard rt. C11lhlne ~ to .,,. to ... fM --,.,,_
-.. IUbldOred ,. tht wltPllll .. • ,..,.,..,. ,,.. ~.... lllt UltCVfld .. _.
(OFFICIAL SEAL)
JOHJlll J,. Onis Nol1rt Publlc-C1llfoml1
Prk>c:INI 0tRc. 111 °''"" Coull1Y M~ Conwnlulon E.uolres
June 21, lf'J'O ll'VMI.-ar-COid 0.11\' Plitt,
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Beware of Chain
Referral Rackets
By SYLVIA PORTER
Lei's uy a saJeaman ·~ pe8rs at yOur 1100f and
descri~ a unique .deal under
wbicb you can acquire a new
central vacuum c I ea n 1 n I
system at no cmt to you.
WbHe the price of the system
ls put at f/99, the salesman
eiplaios that you can get it
free simply by relining
friends 8lld nell)ibon to bim
as prospective customers who
also will be offered the same
deal on the same basis.
You'll get the vlCllUlll clw>
Ing system "free" becaule,
you an told, you11 get a lat
-com.mlssioo for each friend
or neighbor you recommend.
ID !act, you mi&bt inaU Jwn.
dr<ds or dollars on top of
the price of the cloaoer.
IF THIS TEMP1S you,
beware!
It .you fall for ·• scheme
such as this, you may lose
~ even thon••nds, of
dollars, To be pa 1 n fully
specific:
-Americans are now losing the staggering sum of $200 But, the fonn you slgn may
millim a year in 11cbain refer· be an Ironclad contract wblcb
rat" .sale;! ~' -~ing the salesman will sell to a
this !!>,among the top rackets flnanclal instltuUon. ID one re-
in the U.S. today. pent cue, in which a team
LEGAL NOTICE -RIGHT NOW, the U.S. of chain refetral salmnen
Co4HI Post dfflce is investllating no were sentenced to prison, vtc-
c•ar1P1CAr• 011 •us1Na11 fewer than 19 chain referral tlms pa.Jd as much as $25
PICTrTIOUI KAMI! ft .. ~.. ti to -a yard for ··-"· n.. urdtnl9111d dots urntv rie 11 ,,.,;ucmes, some o P e r a D g .-· ..... ..,_....g ~1n1 • bus1nt11 ,, 1•11 Wt>ttdlff across the land. originally costing only $S to
DrlYt, MN'llOft htldl. C.llf.,.,,1-. U~ -""'"-In ref-' -"'•• lS' $7 a yard, the ficmbtt; t!nn flffN _, Utill'tUERSAl '-"JG l:Cl"ill <K.U1U6
FR A.H'tt4 1SE EXCttAHGE OF -arded all .......... 1 ftaud by Over and beyond \be pilfall sountEllN CALlll'ORHIA. •nd'ltlft whl ·--o ...... ....
tirm 11 ~ of ttie '°'.._.,. _.. the Post OfflCe. 1 of the contract, the giant bur·
, ~ :-~~"" 11111 ~ of -State -!tr' ~ (the dle ii referring the required
brmoNt w. frwa. 1m Ml~ latest · beiq Mhmi.ioi*) _. number of "qualified" pro-
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ID the state. Nagnolla St. . • and llldwd J. &mday, llS HWcreot Drive and WlllJam Alvin i. 'Harrll,flf w. Collini 11111 Walter R. ~ Ifill N.
The new attome)'I will be <:onaa dd MM ;David H: ·s. fiattqlon Drive. G.Zaeftl)elo. 'l'/Ollil1cnlt. Ave.: Alan"""""""' 7411 E. uu.r,
olliclally m>rn In Jill-• in Brlcknu, 117\1 Begaala St.: G ... Gm'e: WlllJam ,.. I Lli:Hlbnl: Gerald M. Slauf· Chapman Ave.: -· R.' SeOI Bwlo: Jamee E.
wemonld In the stale't Lawr.nce JI. Htrvey, !Oii Huslwll, 1Zlll LamplOO Ave. fer, 451 N~ Levin,' -If. ll8pl.......t SL! Wllhebil, -Elder. ,
cow11 ol •-1. Stndplper aild Lawnnce 'I'. and RoJer B. Pool, W llO)'i1 . · LoJ AlulffGI: P·a u J J . and Henry L. Mead, --1-• 111!,on J>. A !<QI ol 1;511 ~ts SI•-· lilOI Bayiilde Drive. • ,Pitm. . BrantJnibam, · 1111'12 'Humholt E. Chapman Av•. ~. 11111 v~ de Cilallno
from 111e en11r< ...... ~ c.ioUr Meoa: Wllllam ,L: Haatlqleo llelc': James L. 'SI.;~ S. Fleldl1 W00.77 Saa Oemnta: Duane F. 11111 Bernell G . .Ill. Lllllr·
the fall ........ tlool con-~ I~ B Caraway Drive. CUne, ·111151 Wesley Clrde; Moilleclto Rood and Jooepb Lani•. Ut Gavlota. ~<It. Jl,111 Virginia WIT.
ducted by , the Coml!llltee of ~: llougla5 B. Chai· Willlatn K, •Gamble, '1D Ha~ F. KoVe, 111191 BukervUle -Au : llany Ill. Cor· Y-U.U: J-B.
Bar Eumlnen of the Slite lee, 1114 lllJlcreot Dr Iv.: teru Laae; Gerald IL Nilson, Road. ' rlgan, Jiii N. Plower; Jlilm Bear, liat TalUllon Circle ul
Bar o1 Calllomla. Robert J. EadJnitOo, ll1S 7171 BiueW!s Drive ; Joel R. Newporl -: Hillan S. R. Daniell, ~I SW Am1yo 'J'hoa!u R. Lannon, Sil.
1llo -Orange OOU1117 lllllcn; Corl c. llolmes, 'Ill Ohglr<o, 1811 Coral Cove Cir· Bell, 11»· Ea s • • Laoe, 11111 Drive; Jamos A. Knudsaa, llO Cl-Drive.
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DEATH NOTICES
YAMAMI
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Tml'llko.i f1tllW of Danlld. lr11"' CYn-
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ltlb: ~. 1711 s....,..., (mill -WILLIAMS
Lenl'll1 I. Wlll lltnl. ~ 1,111 Pl.a,
C.ta Mell. 0.lt of """'· Det. 21. SUrviytd b'I' ffllwlt, John $l1¥1, c..
11 MtM1 ton. IClllll 8 H1Yftll, 1llo
d C.11 Mn.I. 5t<'Ylce$ _,.. held
'"""'"' lodlly, 2 P.m.. h H Bl"OICl--y ChlMI, 11• Bl"l)ldWly, co.ti M•
H . lntem.ftt, WllltrntftlM Memorlll P1rt.. llell lll'llldWn Morf\111~'. dlr.c-
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S~s!o~· in · Sp.qt,,uir :, .~~~F·~,.~p~,.,~··wg'!~~
•. --, ' ~ I A coofeteru:e 00 ·~Bbl.et um-of the Los Angeles Black
ty · In Oraoge i;ounty!" wlll be C01J4ress will give the keynote
held Friday evemng 'through talk m "OrganiZ!ng the Black Budgeting Swiuner achool· coursos wW, Jr. b¥s llllllOllllCed. . • . " ·
be taught at UC Irvine for' .NeaJ1y . 15 couroes, 1"6ill11..:i-
the first .thne next SUllUlltt'i Wiibl byHauJar UC! !acuity I "'·'ji;jiiiiij;
Chancellor ·Daniel G. ,Aldrich wlllibe olleiod d•"'•"''"" n...i' " Sunday a! UC Jrvlae. Community."
Thomal A. Crockelt, pm;. Other ..,.U.rs will Include
dent ol• the spcworing'.l!lack Shermon Banks, area deputy ~ In ~·· ,~ ' for the Black Panther Party;
said the .CC)Oferenoe 'lri1I W 1 .st a 11 Duke , KN X T
open only io · "bl>(~ 'people .sportsclS!er; Robert Hall, ol
and bnnni." · ,OperaUoo Bootstrap; Ernest
ty:;wr.:,i:A-:e::;:; K . .h l. ·~ -.. ~~~!l .1'""_,,.•'"""''l='EE="'iw""T=·=•=·w"'
planning has attracted the In-Sen. u(! e ·~.totheetglij;,' -~~1
:=of the IraniaA govern-, . .; ·=t\f·.:::F. ·P~r~ · E!VHHm
The. program calls f or Preacely of New Careers
speeches, panel discus!ions, Founclation; Kafanaya, lec-
worDhopo. meal gei.togethers turu • at Cal State Long
and entertainment. Beilch; Jlilm. Cllloway and
Nasrolah SelC!Il&li, 51, an w: ill J • ' Mlntiitimf~~t= , . ...-~ ... j Iranian budget analyst, spent · Qfil tJilt •bideft!a.are.!il'gli 'w• f •= • =.;,
Monday with Robert S. Farm· .graduates, 'w-· over tbe1 Age , · ?,'".-~~.., ..
er, the county's direcl<i< of T -·w "'°ff' l•CC ol,%1with1Rllliclent matdrity • data servka. .I.iii V and aptitude. .
Walter Breinood, iresldent Rufus Brown. • The Iranian offlcial ls trav-Reita balls el•·• .......... a Unllecl Natlolll AN·~·-~-·•"'-·•-ence m ·the U~ . ' .. -o ~ ~-"~ ,;JCIJ. camfg will be. open .tb iRun.:
fellowship for budget atu'11¥· '1'homall Kuchel of •Au.helm mer .school students.: 111~
He will spend l<JUr months on bu .-..ced be will Join a is expected that !l'Jden!S wlllj SA River Pollution the ques~ threo In the U.S. n--ty ""'~<law llnn. ,;_. . bom., in nearby commun!U .. and one in Great Britain. DC'YQ n.u.uJ .... WQllOu) wOO attend lle" ebe bell "°* ID.VM.. Utffft~
"Modem, techniques adopt-beJeiovos the Sen .. h ).;.t will .Live at'°~ •••'lJ' _; · co.';.'.,,,_""""
ed by your governments are month.': 1 , • ' • summer coursel at ~! ' l ' :' , .fHfA~ • Cou1 · Charges Due Airing ~~ec:a1;' ·~·J;~1~ _Seri.• ~;. whD lo.!t bis Fees P;&id bJ1stude~' will · j~ tH~ASf IYI S:JO
of the Santa Ana River has Coast bas an excellent back· bid f~· renominalion last June mate the summer leSSiOb self , •. o,,.. 'al"'www . H~ r,oo.
been set ror Jan. 31 at the ground in go\rernmental pr& toDt.MuRaffeft~,wjJJ.join supporting,Aldrichs'aiit .... i~,~~~~~====~· SANTA· ANA -A meeting
to discuss··possible pollution
DEATH NOTICES
BELLEW
Lot.Ill E ........ 33:1 E. 1tlll St.. I(.
(Olff ~-5'rYlca Mftlllntl llell BrmdWly Monvary, 111 ~IY• ........
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J-"=-p ....... Str'lllds ......... .... a.n.dwlly MorlwlY, 111 llAIO-
WIY, Cati Mesi!
STROUP
!!non Sllel1 SI,_ C•t1 Mll9 "-"' *"' '""" 1'41 to 1N1. Da'9 of ~!ti. ~ 11, 1M fl SI. Hl!llN, CillJ. t..W.. 5ur¥IVtd by t(ll'I, Ev-H. Si-
bert! 9"" tlf'fndloll. Or Jalln It. Sis blrl. FIJIWl'fl _.... _,. ... ~
_,..,. 13. 1-. 11 Forqt Lawn. ·-..
request of Langdon w. Owen, gram budgelfllg." the f~ of w~ ~utzer, The . chancellor ~ arloimcedj~ , . Orange County Water District Fine! ind Rothmlul u a full that ·Dr. Richard N. Baisden
mB111ger. ,~ .::Wttme ~dys.!~ parii!ef.;Th.: or(alnzolfon's wlnbedlrec!«oftlieawnpiee1 Owen bu said that in. ilea( 'Eilg<me\Vym&n la . a . session. Baladen aJ8o la dlroc'
dustrlal wast.a and sewage mento studying · state budget lormler' Detnoeratlci, ',11).UcioaL tor of University ' Eltinil'"1
"'"'"" procedures. He said · be ts ~~~·"~-·-•· ~ . . al •~-' '. discharges are po-...,. .11\e se•-"m• for "the •-·-•· ~~·-~• " · • .~ .. ~ ' 1
river.' a wftters. "Quality , coci-~ to buttgewif''~ Kucbel.. who: sen-I~ Iii · · ..., ·
trol t. not'i>eilig maintained Fmner explelned that the ~:1or ·1s yean(Jwii M ·
andpersonspollutlngtherlver Omige "-~ "'"'-""" ts pubiqn'whlp li!''lbl tut 10 FAVORJTES · are not being prosecuted.'' done ()II~ ;;g;t:.1s, yearl. I I I t'"·, ,
OWen said in C8111"" for the lo've y··-In advance. He. ~'"di~, .. bii' lime •· N H I '.O I I · O&Oil6 ......,., WW V.llle u.:P' I Oftl • OCI r11·i:1.,..
meeting. Solem.ani said bis c,"OOntry's tween the firm's offices in 1hip pol11 pron the DAILY
He claims •inadequate pollu· budget was about $3 billion a Califomia and in Washing-PILOT cirri•• 10"11 of the
lion standards have been set year and the ~ na"--' ·--D c 1no1t popul1r colum~I Ind . ""O&S IMlll&I ""'• • • I by the Santa Ana River Balin product $6 billion. Kuchel's replacement in the e1tur111 1v1ileble to •ny
Regional Water Control ~d. By comparison, llie U.S. has Senate will be Democrat Alan s::~~,., in th1 United
He said that board set the a budget of $190 billion with ~lCr~analO~~o,~~w~ho~d~el~ea~ted~~Ral~·~;~;~;;~~~\11 standxrdl Ill 11157 whlch could a gross national product 'of lerty for the ,..t In November.
be modified as cond!Uoos about $50! billion.
changed and problemll arose. Iran has ooe big advantage
But ,owen said -has over tbts country. There is.. ~FiixSOUTH COAST not been llUfllclent modifica.-government deficit.
lion to assure tolerable con-~=~~:::::::::=~Ill PLAZA Tl'ISAI NB c.-tion of such thlnP 11 Ii San Diop F.-y at Bristol • 54f.2712
hardnem, chlorides, sodium, BALBOA NOW' p YIN
nitrates, and fluorides in the 173-4048 -LA G -
river water. He also asserted that the o,.. SHOWING TIMES
water control group has not 71t I. .. ..._ 6:41
been militant enough 1n en-..._ "nl•l"ll
forcing the standards it has
set. eHAPPY ljOLIDAYSe
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Crossword Puzzle
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5 logdl""'° 53 Cl'*-· PEDERSON ' ChUe con-for ont: ~ L "'°"""" ll2t H•rt1oor 14 Prefix used 2 wnts
llrwd., (•I• #ollM. SUIVlwd b'I' two •ltb ro. $1 8UndD!l df\lltltwn. Loi• sm11ti cirmld'lnl, ind hall !IB lass of
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wlftl lln. J•""'* !'len;iry dfldettntl. 17 e-s nll!'lt 61 Golf In,.,_..., Sailt• ...Wrl Cemwf9n', ll Po"~ .~•~•s Oll"fd9d 11'1 Mii Brllldw1y lo\ort\llry, •~ ,,,......,, 1l' arotdW11v. eo.11 "'"'· 19 B•h'Y: crntlon Informal 6Z Panic WiTBERBEE 20 Olscolortd 6) Prnsu~ 12124/fiB
""' WI"""*· ""' OllbY ,.1.ce, C• 22 Deadlocll:: eo.b. iM'J1 7 Jloun :>2 Animal
CoPI MeM. S-ltft Ptftdlnl. 8'11 21 SI I "-• Behest • .,...._Y Martulrv. 11t 111119dMv. mp t ""' • suftlx sound c.ost• Mel. substmu Ardlalc I Man of JJ Stny
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27 Bltd fl6 Ntnda lnstnllent 3 words
BALTZ MORTl1Al\IES
Cona dtl Mar OR M45t
Cella -Ml f.ZC4
BEIL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
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DILDAY Bl\OTllEIUi
BnUnllOB Valley
Mortuary
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Hnllnste• Bea9
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21Short1ote C09Ul"1 10 Rose 38 Kind of
29 Lizard: 67 Gt. feave partmr.
Arthalc .teslstance 11 City on 2 words
3211. Alttf. gnmp. tfl• Dvtna •1 JCoUced
cape U •ell 4? P"vfs toM!S 35 Araortal DOD org1111Hd 43 Exlst. 1nslps 13 Ancl1t1t ~ Kind ofll\11
37 Badfmd 1 Bia ant Jlllot'lt' 48 Night 38 TIUe 111 l:thllllH• 21 Popalallon: sound
39 Sti 17 2 1111lcal Co•b. fen 49 Guzzled
I Across ptn:assl°'9 23 Jllddea but 50 RllMlown
40 fttllng of tnstrv•ent of opentlons 51 Oblltnte repugnante 3 Household 25 Canvmt 52 OeDUU11nts: 43 Stilt appU•ct lnlllbltant Ab6r. wltttoul 4 Border 28 -Johnson: 5l Cant
llfODf of bro-ffoctey 54 Ancient S. 45 Onl,. dl•mklll.I gmt A11er. ruler
46 Kind of flgun 29 T•111Ntlng S5 EarlJ lrlsh com•lftlal: 5 COlllC ltlfp border 1lphlbet Sla119 ... 30 Allphlblan 56 Cli•lt1I
47 -E•S'Stlll, i W~, 31 Ancient surna tennis ih•P for Cini cltJ 60 Plus
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MEMORIAL PAll
Cemeterr • Mortuary
Oapel
-Plldlle View Drive
Ne..,.n -· c.w.nsa -PUS FAMILY
. OOWllIAL FllNEllAL
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"THE YOUNG
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' I •• 60 Get Dim-' Tiger:
: ~ .DlaDey.land"l'!g~r.~s ~:.. o. J. Sogge. II waa rumored that when o. J 1 d!Bplayed no
: rSfiili>son tweaks his n6ie: during USC'• ..a Ojili> fear ot tbe U,or, Ille Buckeyes J,un.ked, tllejr pl'~ of
·•State's visits to tho amuaem1111 pert.Mom,;y after. starting• tiger at )Dldtlle ·&lW:d {II Ille Rose:BQwl .
; D001L Behind Simpson is tjan .Q~ck Slav~ j' game. , . · .
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Druins Earn · Sporu ~ Brief ~ \ ' ;g . : ' .
Unanimous
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· •· From Cemblned Wire Servk<I
: Villanova and Kanlal made the mmt ~iqild advances ol the high ranking teams
in major college balkttbell pooll joclay
<rtille UCLA and North Carolina eon-
Ullued to dominate the weekly ballotlac·
· Villanova soered from eighth place
to fifth alter crushing Catholic Uolveratty
71-47 for a S-0 mark. K......, leaped
from nth to elgbib alter UIUng Its
Qllrk to S.l with victories over Murray,
IJlah State and Stanlord last ,...k.
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'1~Kel,g. ·Joins Bu~keyes . . .
,. , · Ar # For .. ose Bowl Drills .. ·~ '~ .. ' ,,., . ' •
LOS ANGELES -With Ra: Kem Waldmelr. backatthehelm,theOlllQ$111e.~, .• Tbe new1 ·11lld Elliott ctli.d hlJ llx
team prepared lodav to atep up ,....1wu1s -I . -. together over the
Jor Ill Jiiii. 1 Rd.e Bowl M ~· ....m.d· ind told them of hlJ declaim.
&.uthem CaUfom1L "' ...., ., . ' .Th!> llJickeY.. went ·!llrougb a l!Oo •
mlnUte drill at Eu! Loi A!lll!m CoUect ·' on Monday morulllg,
Kem ptacllced I« the llnt' Ume lllnce
he aullerecl a nilld -....,ration t!Jree weeb ago, 'He 111111 1fOll'I a left
shoulder l>race When off the lldd.
'NIW YORK -EMa Haya,.-•-
.. '*h,ol a.. llu Diep R4<keto,
lo 1be 11n1 N.U..U·~ Allada-
llto plaJU tO • ...... 1,. P.,!nll lbls -
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mon lllllOd-"'1'1111 .fMilv _... .... Ibo U.S. ~ oiid.'•w1 lf11M-llaterlllc
-ployw, ...... , -"'* a: ltl'alla IL" nan, a llDlll 1 tJ M~ed 11'9
whoUa_,...~
wllll.the -ot • at, ...
''On ~·-. .. -aped to beat tither ot .... Amllbm la ....
~" the -.... = uld. "'We 'lni boi*11 for u -6mj ettort." ;
l\ul!ell, II, ... -w 1111 • powwful ,oervlce.111 .---~. 1oo1ai ·-U-11111 baa aM-oplmtAabe.. ' .
Althea, 40, ' ,
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Comeback ··
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EAST OIWRlE, N.J. (AP) -Althea
Gllloon ~ w)lo ,_ ftom .1 a
croqed Brim nllrood !)at to '""1d
fllnt_, 111 Ibo pluob coarta or Wlmb!eiloa ·
and .. -111111, .. rtlU!nlq to looilla.
•11 nm~ at a.Ht •·man · cna
at· Whnbl8oon. u a, P'c:ftlllonel/' ..
41 ....... former -lh'I told Tho "-lated~
B u I ~. Darben will cooUnue h er
dubious courtahlp wi1h aolf, for which
•be left teiinla to cballen&e elgbi yem
ago,
She baa been lea• than opectacular
during her ft':e yean on the t.dies' proitour,
She 11)'8 abe'll attempt 1 lelmla com-
eback In the OUland Pro Invitational
in Calltonlla in February.
II will be her llnl major tournament
"""";ING.
,Ao, Althea Glbolm, abe won both the
Wimbledon and U.S. champlon!hipa In
1957 and 1951, the third woman to ac-
comp_llsh that double slam, and the fJrat
Negro woman ever to win a major
tennis tillt.
Mrs. Darbeh says she has been irac·
Uclng five houri a day for the Hit
two weeks near ~ bol:Qe in East OraDge ·
for lhe l)atland ""-1'<1>, ~ ti! aa)'f !lbe .-i;;,:~;' her perlonnance
will reauII In ,-"'" ioatract. "Mt banda ii'ti:il1 u alroog .. ''Ibey
med tO be and rtl1 D1lllClea .......
becaUse iliey iren't quite u supple," she
says.
"But I've been throo8h Ibo bard tnuch
before and I lhlnt I can do ll A
friend told me. If anyone c an do It, ~::,~; abe ;•Y• <te.:..i. ; la her flnt
love ~ ,tbert'• more money in It than
In llOll., Mn. Darben 11)'8 a long-lime
detemUnalloo maten the leala · ol the
late -Zaharlaa la keepin1 her In both oports.
The Babe took up golf In her late
~and~ the UDdlapated champion.
In tiG, lhe Glbaon lflrl oald her "Ood-
glven ialent for being eble to do thlnp
wllll a• bell" put her ,'1fl!Y two yem
"""' fmit.tbe ·Ji1 time lnaou. II basn1 happened. .
Tennla WI! a ~t story; her name
wU • -Id word when abe qu11 lhe toumameul clniu!l
· She made her lul oteep climb In
tennll al 30, an age when moil athletes
ue on the. way down the hlB.
Bui can Ille do the 111J11e thing •I
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)Voody·li<1'1, ~ch of the Buckey .. ,
lndlcated the real ol tllil W«k'• fll'actloe
would be as Ieprthy u Monday'1 'drill. Fulle,t~Not Through
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NEW YOU -Joe NOllld, -
15,M mlpt -ad $11,M Fa M-
lllllllaCbe made IWD lbe -tC al-
teallto olf lbe field, -..........
Amerlcaa Football Leape'I M • 1 t
With· K-Derby Probe
Volaallle ~ -y _ f0< -Ill BOSTON (AP) -Peter Fuller, ex-
did • die 18eld. ~ preulnl disappointment at a rulin& that
· ' · · ,, fa,c:olt Dailcei'1 Imqe b mot enti~
" " . J' , . to--tbe'._ ptir.e money although declared
RENO -Boolanalcen .. Mori at ,.11blo w1noer ol1¥.~'"tucl<y ~.rave
establllbed Balllmcte-ind New York lndlcailoojl MoiillJly"that he wOOid ·carry
as favcrltea In tbeh' profealooal football the cale lw:tb'\'
champlOoablp plnOa tllll.weetend. · "~---•-.;..further appeal I will The Reno Turi Cub llald !lie Colts . ~...... ' 1 :
are sbi1"1nllavorlja to defeat Clenland cooler wllb my allOmOJ'.I regarding the
for the Nalloool l"ootllall Loque crown slWatloo u ~ ,_ llt&ndl," the wealthy
in Cleveland. ' Boat.on auto dealer to1d a news con-
The Jell were ll'!'<D,a~ polnl edge fmnce. • . ., . %:eri!':F:~n!'Wt' . "still, In all'Cf!dor,) mull remllid
earaed'thlf,honor, whlcb wis Improperly
caai in dpllb!' by ~ .. ~amp'• poat-
llerby olllfDll!l't .... he llald.
1'11Na the c:omml:uk:m bu &lven us
nothing we did not alrudy have when
Dancer'• Image a'Olled the finllh line
lint by • length '"'1 a boll."
Fuller oald that allhougll he WU dlaaJ>
pointed In the -·· ruling ·-the purte money, U[•m not surprlled,
becauae If they bad decided In our favor
they would have bad lo repudiate tbeJr
own employe and ~ would have been
very difficult for them to do."
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MEMORABLE PER,ORMANC& :.... Onetime Santa Ana High,·
USC football star Al Reboin Is atl1l remembered for his greet
running ability by a man Who. ~ed him llV }'fan ago In Ille
lloee Bowl ai1d who hu ·nat oetil' !liil lince. RAil>cln was a Hunt-
ington Beadl High co8ch ·.-,d atblilic dli'ector for 25 years.
One Time GOddnrd . ' . ' .
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DUln't ·Make ·¥ artki:ge
wiahinatan State's great· back aglin be rOcana. . ' ~ ."""1ad ID< a long gainm'. "I Uled to pl I! a month allowance
Bui ouilijeij' he wu met , ~y ~ J1li<; and you "!"'2. do all tinda ~ llilllli defendOr and wll tnocted tO 'lliO ' 'lorlbatmUch..._.1n '91' A
CoUaewU tuif, ,.· ,, I' • .. n.•it • ''.I'~'
A Loi Aneeles newspaper ran a ~-e ~ · ..,. f •
picW< of the Incident ~ ~ day ... -·• ~ la iW 1M and captioned It "One time Ed God. Sain. Au w1a waa aJao ...:,~
darddktn'tmakeyarda." .J ' :.: ... a'mu ·wM 'Ull't"IN8~.W.
That football game back in 1934 -JoU CabotJ tner' If a Pi11'1111r
provided the flrol meetloa ~ ~. • · ,, , •!I!
Goddard, now athletic dlnclor al ''I waa lbe oil!¥,',... be-llellola
Wealmllllter !Ugh SchOoI; and ' the .• Ud Ille pai.-He'4 afna;dJ m •
tackler. OI' 41 yards ..... 1 Id& ·1UL ..,....t
The latter was a coach-athletic tbe lwde1t maa to tackle I ewr
cnr.ctor al HunUngton Beach !Ugh pla,..t apfat," Callol tolcl dllriq
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School fur » years before i'Otlrln&
froln aporll In 11181 to be •• -teacher. ' • (;
Al Reboln, the fellow wbo brought
the Wllillpplble Goddard down aud · IJll b.; picture In the paper for doing
It, owes much of his depression years'
.-to foolball. =· For eumple, he often Pa hla
memento ol the tllS n-game
(a gold football) to ret p.G1lne lot,
tranapor)ation lo and lroni SC. lleboln
was a iopbomore when the Trojans
blitzed, Pitt's Panlhen, M, in the
Role Bowl and he saw 20 minutes
of action In the duel , ,
Ftv~r:f' e..-11er, &1 a Santa Ana
converndoa at tut week'• a. Bftl party' I •
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playod qaJaol -tC ~ ..
bach In _,. bal -wai -
-to me Illa Re-:·
Tlia1•1 qalle a -· .. vlq ,_ ume remembered 39 yun after tile ·-· . ...,.,.-
I' Cettott W•rh-•
,Reboln playld 'behlhd a guy naD)Od
Irvlhe' Warburton a\ SC. Tbe -.
-lcnown ao Coltoa' Warl!urloa, pr<pped agam.t Al when San Dlegu
defeated Sante Ana, 5-0, for the Coast
League champlonshJp back Jn 1929 •
i.ootdn& back al ~ l>Ja-era,
Reboln aays, "kids wereq't u bl&
or e atrons as they are now· 'bUI
l think they wire just u well ...
-. U we bad a llld who wetaJ!ed
180, be played tackle. Now a kid
that aile could play anywhere -U•
cept tackle.
• '.'When we played al Balboa Sladlmn
In San Diego tbay bad I .dirt ~
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pme. _ • 'alllo al the n--1.
lt wu the nm time ~ ever
plaJed under the n,bla ol lhe the!J.new
P111dena stadium. Ari'd. .. tt wu, the
first night contest for an Orange Coon·
ty prep team.
instead Of turf," J I •
lleboln wu al SIDl&,Aaa Ce\lep I
, fill' .one year lollowilg /1i!I p;adll-I
al SC ind !IOrted ~'Bill Coote. I nien be .moved 16 Hlml(nl!oq wbtre j
he served u · head fOotbill coach,' \
llgbtwelghl basketball boos, aaslltant
Reboln -four toocbdowns that eveninr , • • aud he rot fl apiece
for them from hiJ gJrl friend '• uncle .
''That wu bl& mooey in time days,"
In track, laundry man and equipment l
~ he's looking forw
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In N ... Y~ vou that QoocF·• Image ran the lul ~· ·--dn' -Moy ,~ at Qlurch1ll Downs
,,.. "' "' with an iu :.PJ!lllly · ue1 h!art to llnloh the _.. -Call 'I u hlJ owner ind
1riend do Wa!" • NASllVIUZ,. TeiL. -. V"""""'
came in. U ,.,. ell 1111 -tt. wtdp &Ille Uatnnlt1 tf l•a.tlll er•
Clllfonila 'lf.75 la u IatenOdloui
buketHIJ -.... _., """~
Fuu.r caDod the new1 COll!moce aflf,r
the Kentudy State Racing Commialon
announced ta Lexington earlier in the
diy 'that II waa rejecUng hiJ appeal
UCI . ' . Tourney Wide Open
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Wt"*' ti. CC'4't # , Vuderbllt &II Ille pme at P4$ M
a Jmnp -., .-11"'11 -wlllo 7:11 ,..,..., la .. pmo. II
wu Ute ftnt u.t a. .,..nsl1r• Mft
.......... -.. early --tC lbti-• ... ... ...
DETROIT -The Detr.lt NIWI aid
Tu..t., that O!almen "!lump" ElllGlt,
head looUlall coocll 1~ the UnlvinllY
ot l.llchlpn l•r the put IO yean, llM·
reolpOd that pool to become -athlellc director al the unlvenll)'.
Elliott ind Athletic O!rector Don
Clnham of lllld!lllll ...... lmlYlilablo
lmmedlole1y fa< :.:.r.m.ni .. the lllal'y
by Detn>ll Ntw1 IPOfll columnill Pete
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and uptiollllng Clwrdlill Dow111 --· wbo oritertd ihi' Derby's pune mooey
redlolrlbuted alter a cheml!t WI be
ll!Olld lraoM ol .. W.Cal J>llnokllllllc
dni& In the coll'• ayllem.
, The OlQ)Qtllllon'.1 announcement ..ad
that undm-r"'"11 rulae the coll 1-
the pint bUt '..udna the vlctorf -
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IWbelkamp back_ In Ma1_ lhol -·· Image bad been OlJqUalllled and placed
IUI.
Fuller, bonvtr, Aid he dldn1 comlder
that the c:dlllmlMlon -dolnc him any
' fnort. '
"I mull coriuntnl al the risk of -
tng unaraltf'Ul that we have already
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• UC I'rvine bukelball coach 1*k Davia
told a Corona <lei Mar Klwaola luncheon
Monday(ll.,i, "flff or sbi tea'!M' lllve
a shot a w1nrilnl our toumameit."
~ wouldn1 name them all bul banded
the 1 .. o11te•1 role to Cal Stale ,(Loog
Beach).
'Ille-flon enter the toarnadlent H,
bavln( loal only to Tulu, llJll.71.
Cal Slale (Loi Anples) ·lo lhe deftD' din& cbamploo bot _, 111\ft ..
D1lh!en -thll time wllb .. t.i record. • . \ '
lrvlila II allo a aelld chblcf, poolina
a~~ at •. P1a1 illrll I• p.lb. TllundaJ with
CaI lhale (PullOrtoa) ind EdlnbO<o,ltale
of PlnnaylVlllla tancllnJ, Cal Slala (I.Al
100 COIItge of Southlnl Utala play In
the I o'clock 1ame. ..
The flrlt round 'lbunday eventnc
11mes pit Oocldental "and Loq Beach
al 7, lollowad by Redlanda an4 UC Irvlft .. 'II"! Champlooahlp pme will be
played·SeledaJ al • p.m.
. EdlDbn, Slate ts .. -IDlall
collep -· Tbe 1'am II 5-0 an4 baa. bllb'-In pW Frlllk Smith
who la ~·II point.I per oullnt-
Cal Sia~ 1'"8erlonl eoach Alex
Omalu ...p.n. hlJ ~10 oeuter, Ron
Marks for Lew
LOS ;ut(ISLES -IA'I! AlclndOf,
UCLA'I ~ Cftller, !Ju reich<id
two mata pialuUI In his~ dnti:
moot polala, l,111, and mOsi rebounclo,
l,llOI. .,.
.1111""·· !Ju beon lidellued ol late with I a particularly sevth! ... o1 tba Oa
~~ .. la q .... -for the I
Ron Xnlgb~ who u a )UIW lorntd
fdt Cal -(LA) 11111.,.... -.....
the ''playtt of tba -·· -lhll trip hiving to carry -:e of Iba I
Dlabloa -lnl -· -"" did lul year.
Jerry Tarkenlan'1 Loq -teaia
will be ollowlJll oll 1111 -, performer, M Sam Robl,_, the bat
Jllnlor collep plaJer ID the llate 1111
year wbllo at Puadtlla.
Tbe ,-out.of..tate -1a 1111 I fold, 80utbehr \llall. ~'ii; ~~m~ w'-1
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·singer Bad Flu
But No A1ibies
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1 Slill!I'"*'' on.ec1 .no allbles Mooaa1·•b• Ill • ...-fnlmllk·•*""" low•ertlle pbolle. u1s·.,..--. t11e·thniet felt ~peN4..,. 111e
I coap.' emn1·la hquent, palnful'bun!I-1'he pbJliC91
, ~ wu lbe Hong Kong flu l>IJI tbe . m~ of
• .-ta hoan pi;evfowly paloed blm even more.
lllllell 11 tb• ·world'•• .-lest active handball
• ~ llllll!Y fall.4 to win u~. Itvlae'• second JIDlN8l
Cti'.lltlnas ·~ Singer was at !eel! 5().1 t.vo-
rite; ' . >
But he ·was knocUd oll'by Don Anderson of Lollg
liliocli, 21-lll · and 21-~. an ap'Jojt which will 'doubtless
aer\ct 1bilck wavea tbrougliout tbe handball world. .
' The Hoag :Kon1 ...... obv!ousl¥ in tbe Pl'l'CeSI ol ~
'bracing Singer wltb its lentaclu 11'hell lie stepped on
* * * FAMILY DEPT. -The Gary Netllae who plays
basketball for Corooa de! Mar High Is a"nep)ltw of Ar·
mand Nettles, who for -many years held tbe single game
scoring record of 30 points at Newport llal1lor H I g h
School .....
* * * FOOTBALL DEPT. -Two of the Cll"1 best foot-
' ball back.a were wuring ba1ketb1U units In' the rKent
Huntington toum1m1nt. Qu1rtorblqc fi\lh Rio of
Lokewoocl •nd We1tmln1tor wlngbock Dorry! Btrg
•dcled •gridiron flaY'OI' to the event. ·
* * * GROWTH DEPT. -In obout o dozen yura, Hunt·
lft91on Btoch moy hove 111 own high school othlotlc
lugvo, Huntington High prlnclpel Woody Smith soya
tho city will hove nine high 1chMla by 1980.
* * * '-J· "° BURNS DEPT. -Bill Bums, tho DAILY PILOT'1
' •ports..-.TV columntst, r1ilff • v8Ud point 1bout b11•
,,. ball's critics.
,. ' ''How can thty criticize baMbi1ll for being so tri1dl·
, tlooHiound •nd ·old fashioned when the NoHonol Foot.
l boll LHguo hos Baltimore •nd Atlonto ploying out of
-the WHf1m Conf'ennc1?''
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1 o I'~ T~ high schools 'toolr second 8.ftd
• ' .~ 14 third itl the ·Torrance wrestl· i 1i n 2 3 1 1 ing tourne:m'ent Friday ,to
4 2 1 10 highlight weekend area mat
J J 1i ~ action.
Price Bags
H.andhall
Tournament
Harold Price of t h e
Hollywood YMCA Wll Ille
Slllprise open singles victor
in UC Irvine's second armual
Christmas handball toiJma.
rileot over the weekend.
Price. defeated Don
Anderson of Looi Beach In
Ille champlonshlp match, 21-7
and 21·11. lt was Anderson1
wbo lgggedt~ ,a lro-c k er,
beatinl Wwld ~loo Slull!'
Singer. 21-is and 21'20.
.. Mitt COnnell or the Pacific
Coast Club was third and Len
Rolen of the Hollywood Y
wasfourlh. Motets singles winner was
Bill Fewoa of Ille Loi Anples
Atllleilc Cllb. Ted GreU, of
the 1B1Jboa Bay Club 1wu
fourth.
Open ldoublee wlnnen were
Mel 5an4lai>1 of the Paclllc
COul'Chib •'"' Jim 'fTIJ1lelt al the Pcmooa Y M·C A.
Masters doublet vlc\On wett
Alex Boi-and Dick
WWn!an of the LA Athletic
Club.
A toW of :m player1 com·
per.d fl the ~~-...
canflng to '-ney -l!mr7 -~al (JC!.
The Vikings finished behlQd
South • Tor:ranc;e aa t b e y .
reg!Btered 7!:team,.polp~, IJ'O
more than Westminster. :Al
happens so many limes in
wrestling t h e heavyweight
bout )llade t.he diffe.rence as
Marini'• Alldy Vorim9 pllmecl
Westmlnster.,s Chuck Suter11o
give his te.aril the runnerup
berth. \!"'°"° ~ all of his op. i>onenl8 aiid. "ent ulldeleated
alcing with te&mma\is Bob
Haun (131), an1I cra1t~
(130). •,
Dave Womlback wai the on-
ly I.Joo to iu:e a fir!\ as
he nabbed the top ·spot in
Ille 123 lb. class.
Many ·a,ea gralJPlera travel·
ed lo Ille Hal!fliOn'e Tan·
down Tournament · Saturday afternoon.
Earning ·flrat pllcet wete cra1g Geplilrl n11> o.I
M~, Jn d heavywt!lflt
Da.-Gle-All ~ M ....
Taking -were Andy Vprono (bea)'Ywelibt) :o r
Marina and Mano D'Ami<o
(!fl) and kw Hammeras
(llS) of Newj>Ort Harbor.
Action · Slated
At Cycle Park
Hunllngtoo Beacb 0 1 c 1 e
Park will boot ,..wt and
mini-bike enthUJlutl-Sunday,
Jan.12. ' Praclke beJin,I al t a.m.
for both vehicles aJV:I.. com·
peUUoo llW ol 10 ~m.
Entry fee for kart driven
18·'3 and IUO !or blkofldss.
Cycle Part · fl ~.at
'1511 Talberl ID HllllUn&loo
Beach.
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... to rejolce'1ll lh0 birth ,BiuTAIN 'maJi.s .Cbrl8'JDal ~.-iiifur'cliiiMll,'1r&lDibe..· ·~'liart. 'BlbbO Nafale', . ....,....
" DEAR ANN: A grnup 'of ua wero
" alttlnc around the other eveolq talking
:: about the behavioral patterns of antmata~
' Mr, T. said -111 bis life-Ill .· bu. 11111
; Into people who not ooJr loQk lite cer)aln
• anlmala !Jul theJ -·the beha-ilOral • character11tlcs ol dime .,..,., . ,,
' I gol to thinking •-.my""!' famD1 .p:f." llllt 1* ndJ~aldit. plnk!lli
and he IJ rlghL My sl!ler oot Ool1 eyes IDd noae , oonoiantl)'.
• look• Uke a ca~ but' Ille Ls• luJ IDd . (~,' she "bad ~chtldreri.)
complelel1 aelflsh. My brittbel: who bean My,lioler-IJ>.la" loob ll~• a cow. She. a strong memblan& lo a fox (polntl!d we1ghl at !Wt Ill pounda ail.I alwaya
Ollll Ind reddiJb hair) Is an atmnelf ls dMlllzc.. Od ~ She hu larp
W.wd _,itor, oly llld. cunmn,. An brown OJU'·and an l'Dlpty, exer-1oe1ea
aunt ol mine. loob oo D!uch like a flee. 'Notlilng, bul ablolulelJ' DOlhl!lc.
',rabbi! her -old<iamOit'lier "Bun> •1-pq·oniD her Jiead. .. -· '
ol Qirllt Wlien ··nild•lghl Deythe'lmportallton<.Dllmer go on to"a party either at lng "•ln '~· ,brlnp ~ liljo Chrllllnal Doy. alter qwrcb deJlnitely. is ~:!r"a re;taurant.-~tlng preoeiita~l5>~9* boys ~ .~"---• ·---do turby, followed by CJirlitinas .~ ...... oititen, """~.•Ill-and girla... ., , • -.....,.. ~ --' died ........;ui., l (.il!J:, white Tile 'el d Europeam aha(e. .. pudding,. rich wllh au11aiw, ...,...-.... -~ • • ~ e • •
" bl!!mt 'Cbrislmu tradi-piping bot .aod flamlng from .~~i.J''.';"~~y,wtOnth. " 'Jan. L,!IJl•O.Y
-.· lions, dU!u.ntdaya of f..Uvl-brai)dyosel, ~ Mllijetoe ~,..... -.....,. Day,'whon Bel,-·• pod
ty0·llJlfanml•elJolco o1 fare ~ mmllie celllni,' a ·~.1 -'N.c"tl\• Wuohw!Prlclelaliii)'t¥'\=ir,
have;_ up 1n,tbe coontria C1ll[lom fromJ>IPD daya. '!be ·cbllc1ren aearch for their rew~f.&ood clilldNlo -
of Eunlie;·ai ~ u tbe Idea •la to ·snaldl a · kisa present'lillejl shoes -not mnr'e 'ilftli, 'Jbe man..r, DOI
names of Santa ClaU1. He beneath It. Father Christmas their stocilnp -by the cblJn-the tn!e, la, l1lll the _,,
becomes Father Christmas, iJ the one who . puts1• ~ ney. symbj,>l of Ou1stmU al d Slnier~,.)oulu~· Babbo presents Into stoeklngl on .G~, ~lai:t> <!')~!>ra• small,..,.. madi>· ~ ~ rialal&Uid Nllrolalli Christmas Eve. lloUI .e¥1Yr Alr,ea_d11 tbei I!"!! pl~A .' Ii> mos\• ,' . . SL
Christnias for' all Euro-Dl!NMAJllt ahula up •'-· ·5•• redled.a ,,..m !:!"111iiiclJ~-iif A~theltf !!:£'1fledln • .....,. IO · ' • ,.ln hlil i'ed"i'Ob< •• ......,.. t'."I -··~W· is a time for at _..on .~ Eye, . w ""C•..t..•'wlici '.!.Ules the -. belliu!Y. ~·l ' _1 faiillly. ~. for merri:--to dmrcb . ln lhe. If· . """"" "Y"' ,Thrie lradiliooal . ~ ~ 111c1 for the chll•Mn. .-.-·llta ·clown'to a to call llld .band nut ,c'andy 1 , ~'la'~~ the~f tup ··dinner. Dones . dallcO •l!'IY Jn Dec;ember. lll!t 'bad masses are1celebrated In tbe tliiia : of .,..,-1itlen . tbe . arooiJd tbe tn!e llJ•cancflel'lbt chlldren may be visited' by churcliei, ~· al liJd.
cb!rches are packed. liut llldadumgetbelralfta.,Tlley Kneclllge•· ,~1 anwl.J>grea''~ ~-:',j~n ·noary .. •>"•~1. -.· llJ wllh regrel thal sit down to another great meal .. is a '1"""'"'11 w DU'Cll ~w-...mu ...... la· poneltalie,
the· ~ •lllp1llicance .. is of .cold di.Shes on' Christmas rod. a dom-l!Od cake 'W!lh an
fading:• while colhmercllllsm Day. That evenlng ·is the The CJbr!Stklnd (Cb r4 •I air l"'fl<el lnalde IDd rldi wllh
riles, wltli' mare eXtravaganl busiest of the yeli fer Da'iilib .Cblld),.Pjlll_P_llUl.<btneath rabina, -died, Or8np wt
street ~•li<tm, bigger IDd doctora because, as In SW<Clen, tho tree on Cbristmaa. ·Eve. lime r!Dd. ' · · (
more upeBsive giftS to buy.' most people eat too mucll. There is much embracing, THE ..... NE'l'llEllli&ND .'es.·
In&..-; 1!bere hospitals The climate lnsurel a white tearful joy' c.rol a_lpglng. changed praenta·Dec.. 5,'tbe .. ~ enJ<\l'lt11ey.',..U... for Chrislmu. . 1 • Mother brines ·1n p1att0rs of eve ol the blrtbda7 ol Sln-
the'a.rtltmal ·-ol over-FINLAND pa~ homage to •P.icy c a k e a , gingerbread, t.rklaas CSL Nlcholu). 6-~ •. ,....;_.tuiltntlJ_.._" •• , ... ··';,= Its dead on ~ ... Eve. dOuillnu!S arid be!lltt ff<ms put a -lot of clfta al ...... .---......,... r -calidles are placed. m ;every llki! ·-'!!D>let IOli)j and the foot.of.the CbilaWa lno.
people i>ci1 to -tbemlelvta grave. IDd a me m o r I a I · pat.:· '!lie 'fa;n!Jy goes to Carols Me IWlg ln .cburcbts
while others· In· the world aie serVlce held In t b e milllary churcll for a m!Jilgbl seryk:e. and esblbltlon balls .. Al the
starvlnai.· burial ground in Helllnkl. They haVe an orgy of eating coud of Queen Ju I l 1 n a_,
Chttstlnu ' also' ts fir tree:. Housewives prepare a ~~· on , Christmas Day and Ute members of her Staff pefforin
and · frlinnilhp; carota a'nd tlonaJ ham. a flab dish /named following day, also a holiday. a Chr-.S play. l'be 'Iiuetn
cmlle!. ~ . llpUbl& anlflrice pudding. The ....nod, medlaval city ol and her .diugbl'l;l<JllPooa!Jy
Cqim!rybjc;,mtry;thlsls ~oulupukkl •(F .alber l!ureoberg hu an. annual aarve ,tbelr guests with bot
' a.Hatmai'. • In lOaletn ""-: ChrislmU) 'b"••• --... ChrisWndlmarlrt ( C b r I a I chocolate IDd CIUTllll brood. . . _..,.. • ....., ~~ N9Rlf'Y ~ tq'•~•-" J' Ii~ eletif&U,1 from a mouritaln"ln Lapland Cblld'i Fair) where the gay a •--~
a1i1llmal E ... Famllle.1 with a sleigh drawn '!>Y . atandl wllh,-' dolts IDd ~~.R:i!.izy~~J:f:: ... ...m'111o .-. ·-~. The alelib. called toys ·l;ranil.' !>'Ill the place lnto c •. .,,.., ~ cliallCe 11111. II! ~ their • !\Oki.; lilu a keel ·· wt.ad ~.J;~s wooc1er1anc1 o1 r,·ri: ~~~hi ~,' allle\lgll they ve no of runners. -"-'•··-,....w -'th beer ··.• _,,:=. '-~ 'dlah. adays F If~ "'"l""'l'~Uy ITALY'S Father Cbristmas "' -·•-'~ "' lll"1' IO. opl to pubs or ~ C'athollc, goes, ,to QrlcWgbl Babbo Natale Is a poot·World famllle1 with amall c1tlJdnn,
re$fauranta, butt rad t t ton ,J.mau Oirlstmas J;:ve. Notre W~i II ni:,wwmerr aespite the (set .EUkoPBANS,·Ptc-•U) ... '. . . ~
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ed --...... ope!lal dopor1ore M. .. ,...,. ' mat•'ll -tu iltoly, allO aceompallled i•,·llf,. 8~1 ~· .•• ~~~Y.?!',~. rp -:· --••-cilrtlllllil ~ • -Iba! .. • lilt lrJ a lllG Olltl wlllte 11GPY plc'htre, 1/9 11ie....,. ~ -~~· ,_..,. ,,_ blppy ....... " too ~.-did·" A ...,.,uw = U Ille be1ro!1ia1 UIDOUDCe-;1.;;.:c_ > -.CQOI Ir!'., , impoove and IO flOes-"f'. An., .... ~ ... dllall ~ -bet ~ .. .. qawJl ' ' 0 Altro oa stability. I • (' " ,4 ~~:.: .:: • .e..i::•• ~ii# "' a Giil)' ~ln:r~i:o~ ~ 1
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Ille -, -..... Mr. wp ••W•, dttcr lbtd .. . 1 .• ~·•• .. ,,. ftllllltemen•• _, both ~.; Esrjy,~y feel thallt cerfun· TAURUS. Special w • to and~'='.,7e:;·=·~~-a: . IS,.~'siorieo.~0::.-.;1 ~:;;;r.~~~·~ =~~~==
'Ille -"-d 1111 ~ -----. la 111· cl -the DAJLV <P!UlT !Ollli:!tl. spiritual. strength. Study Jioll. ~ ~
orthollm: foltll ·"1i'S'to •l"rs/• 11o .. ClllllllDiao I ir QllOllloal-.ijU ,be IJllWOHCl•bk=l delaayU~d· deMeanelo~I ~t::.:::.."':.':.~.::'.:! cbordl.hl lw ol t!Olallollilelwllb•,• .N~lla!f"'9m!iei'l~l~:nor• . , r ~P-v p, _.,,.._ """ "'•..,.,.
cl Cllrilt. Hll D11Dt -Wf'llMll la .. $. 1'AUllUR (April 20-~ay 20); :-::; =-.~~ .. '°$i} £nulaanuel}JI~ ~ ap.·.p>'till!. ' " t' Attend -special service, l"ILOT, tox ac. orw CMMI ., ..
OD tbe • ol, =· tllf. , .. ,tJ... eelebratlcn. Be part ol ll'CJUP tloft. New Y"" N,Y, 11t17, r ~ Tradltkinll t dis ex-·u · aftu!DMdl ..,.. 'wttll · :-... -~!f .l wb1ch eiudes I004 wm.1 Be . . clwlie afllflt, ~._ -• ~ ~·~· , .,'. • r ,_ 11'<'ptlve. Give and I f-~e,at••· ...-., . . . , From. Page· 13 accept. Don't r-1au~. El_eg, an. c'e .
coo1t1eo aild ......,, "I'!'!" m Qllldroo -'1llll!f.llf J!1! Obtain hint from ARIES
Ntw Year'o lloJ, ••Wler.i.-cllllb'~Jtli>Ce a )Ila i>l1 . .. , message .. !lie)~ doJ ol ~ jeor. ,jleeled IM*thipel!el', E . . GEMINI <¥8Y 21.June 20): ·r 108%
0n· New Year'•. sv. 1ucty .. thi thO -. war Ii> · · U rio· ~oin lrl"ldl. . Throw · o 11 , ,..,...,.playedh\~· -llllfll~.u.....ue,, . peans tendency toward brooding.
with men llotol to -are 1111••11Pid-' 1 • ' , : • • • • I · ·We!Come new elpel'ience. Be
bomoo for, tbe gameo., When lf._iani aloo "*'" a . creative In expressing fee~ • m.,.'&ht ~. Ille man In Santa ClaUI llpo, ca1Wo1 a uncle .-, -up colfee and special fi~· inll-Do,y features , meolin(
b1i group WbO-"hu been t.be -Ml .. du wno .,...,_m1·+u. M Slilta Ow to bud . .CIQt etgbt 'buns. Gifts are eJ• with one who ia unique,
, I~ lllUll put llll 'rfcbl same llmction u tllo,pmi In .,pmeolo.' Y' / changed Ouisimu Ev~. Oljginal,
fool lillll llll ·-. first,_ thus tbe red llilt pi'~ •bw'd. ain.m.. Do,y lo · .Doti.er Cbrlstmao dinner is a varlanl C:'NCEJI (Jwie 21.JUly_l2): lnsariilc -11111"1 Io o d 'lbele a1oo lJ a Joi.ti dellclom !am1iJ dliJ, -<th.>-of tbe famous s wed Is h You get feeling of ao-
f..-. · hated IOedi Ila pootrleo, pop-let laltill ..., crl'il"~ IIllOt'lubonl. Wben Chrislmal ceplanCe. Warm to it. Realize
The Zlcbiryo, """ baft Uv· V1 n>Ua aed.nal rollo. • -• ~ llio N .j is over, tbe c:hlldml .,. allow· your own W<rth. One yoo ad-
ed In co.ti. 111-IOr -' ~ ..,..rel*btl -. . ,,_ 'iti. ·6f<l ..:0 "; . ed to Strip Ille tree and eat mire •kl e.....,,.e of Ideas.
yem, )lave a sOn, Billy, I • lo be a jJilrt '# thi --~.., lllltll ';.'~ all the g-es hanging on m,., leach and share. Holiday
and a daqlller, Tb\O; S\lof .~ ~·~"'1' """""1· And of CllNlmlf hao · ti. ~!. prevsni -dlsp)ay ap-aro com~= -~-1"""yar;:oUPQy E ' CJltbt·•'t.a SWlTZEllLAND •larU the p~tlon for gifts. G...t and trodl-!mn.,,,,.,.,. 1'...,..._.U>o, .. ,,_ -• of St Nicho'·· · LEO (JUiy 23-Aug. 22): Day
H • L B h lions for thefr1lolldq~a-'dirJianM -...7~'. .. !b". f ~ jb';~ e"' ' -Day Wlth Is highlighted by C<ll!lpletion ome In · ong e9c Uon. • , , people~-fir~.,~~~· -!haftll traf~if Jnl)eo, ~~·-=fr:~ ofjourney.One-'basbeen
. Adopting ·tbe -ol ._ atleli>pt, 4'1· ._ n·~=4-"t,,(!lll! lnfut Nicholas for 1ood children and away from you is again close.
Jn a double ring ceremony,' collar 'and a Watte&ll train. their n;eW ,coW),trJ:., hu ~\ \ ..• "~_t1 0ll~.: 1 Jood. J-•al.. .r:t"S.U 'Clalis 8 spanking for the bad ones. Fine for holiday reunion.
performed by the Rev.· ~ohn Panels Ill lace trimmed the . the farillly ol_'!"r· and Mn . ._!Uf towsrd _'""1.,~, • " 'l ""° ... clllo •ltr ibUdren, Their lasl day of odiool, Study cards, message s ,
Albey In St. James EpbcopaJ entire Ind. · • ' ' '' ' · • 1 ~ " who, ii In Pru:~ tliell Dec. U, Is ca 11 e d Remember those who
Church Newport B b &ilk --·~"tb Tb "scbusilVester." Early·in the rememberedyou.Begivlog . ...._...,: V'-'"'• D ea c i • A .tiered candlellgbl . il· ~ -l. ~-':. ·•· . . o.,e . . , Um . ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): ----v ... 11..... arw n Iusion 'wll was caught to an -• ...-,,,.· .~ mormng;~ eaat3.a.m., Quiet discussion regarding
become· Mrs. Jon Eric Berge. alencm lace bomlel spriotled • • ' . · d ~ eaf!oo, ring 1 ~ with the cblldrel\ .. march throolh costo bu<Jiet occurs d Ing
Parenis ol the bride are with~ pearls. She carried "Peer'1'ng A.r·oun'. . .oa&illd fruit all!! tluta.-·11 towns and'vlllag.s with,¥&. day.·-to slick to f.:.iy Mr. and Mrs. James L. a no1egQ" of rosebud mei'm t!tetCake If~'..._ homsaadfirporkl,~ cfrde. Warmth of familiarity
Darwin of Costa Mesa and gardeniaJ,.baby's breath and . • , • c · . . •. · · f, .. 1 ~ 't, 1 not t o food from people. , . ; 1 Y la Jmpor1&91. Gain in emo-
ber husband's parents art Mr. fern. , c OD , idg\t. 'n\e 'Dt%i qde~CDe Ui:mll sena8 abown if •faJae
and Mrs. Robert E. Berge Emerllld green sill: faille SPAIN has ~.to lake Chriltinu Efe, will! ''!linl·' pride is discarded.
of Tempe, Ariz. g-· and crescents of green _ .. ,.. Ed , on other countrifs>! customs. ly dinner, prese~ '. ~ ~LIBRA (Sept. 2S-Oct.ei2l): P·-~~ t th !tar b v .. ,_ MR. AND MRS "~ ward Jr. s mother Mrs ·-A fr th ....... . • S•'"' f ...... _ ·-"d t ~I-CU o e a y carnations with gold tinsel Fisher of"'·---~ .. 1 Mar are Edward W bi h ' . in the past decade, like "'= om e "'°*•~1 ,. ii, .,...tf o f""t'_T_~vw g ou """", 13 .... fl. her father, the b_ride wore were selected for her en-......,.-uua '""" t e o use of Christmas trees, "Papa Noel" and carols. 'lb! cbu:tcb service ~of hand tonlgbt. Means what t-ftld l;.-.M---"~
I Door length candlelight peau t,.,..PG .. e. · ~~amllythlsg~-~. Pasadena and hia: aunt, Mrs. as ~ 1! call~ and u:chang-iS Christmas morning. begins as quiet discussion
de IOlo -with a cameo --. ~w~~ ~-• '--allajB f ' -'""iC; Ilic 15·1ns1 d f could end In dispute. Avoid Crochet this e I e g an II i .--·· Nina EI'-ay ol PalOI •---' ~-"y -embers ~-· ...... 0 ....,.._ .,. '"' • ea 0 desl ed j ·~ to ww • ....._. lAWU .,. Beach Epi Day In almost this; be moderate and recep-gn ac-~ wear OD
· · Verdes wu the maid of honor. preMPt will-be their daqbter,' , · ·, • · *' lto tho. cblldre tive. Be considerate of loved cool days and evenings.
while serving as bridesmaids Mr1. Dianna Fiaber ~ttt!r aD will dine at the ~ thtme· ' I~ C: one's desires. Llght,Jacy,elegant! Plneap.
wue Terrt Brett, Pas"'"'a; Wooldridge o£ Sao FrlDclsco Rieke resldenct. · hnst ~d~,,: 'Ibreti BCOBPIQ..{Oct. 23-Nov,.. 21): pies• stand Q.!Jt a 1.a in 1 t
Eilene Gra-. Wiii Loo and ber.-J ...... , L -··. . DR. AlaS-'MRs. "Normlm W'1'e Men, who fonn the bast. Obtain bint from LIBRA abellslitch. Very· easr to
Angeles, and WendY Berge. . After the ceiobratl.O, Ibo . Nisllll o1 · ,.___ Beach will · of a Jan. 6 parade In moot m~e. Strlv~ for fB,mily crochet with 31>1y fingering
Hermosa Beach. laiiiny.1-loclolOlllOdling --. large cities barniooy. Celobration clole to ~· Pattern 7082: sizes !1Z
Attending .. boll man WU al either i,ate Arrowhead or have LI piople cner for clbmer E • -. ......... . '1ibUO la.~ I :Z•";, ~incl. ·: Kirt R. Berge of 0~~ "-~• · ' on QJrll-EvO: veryono a · llL '""' · t lo ha "
the bri...,_., ,:::;::.-.~ ............. ~ .. -~. ~• .. •-.~-D•~-mw Chrlatmaa Eve . and : · FIFTY CENTS (coins) for -..--....... -~~---• a1mo11 _, tho Chlldttn. ForflO pe-.I '1lach pattern -add 15 cellll .. -~n --u • ...1 .. ,,_.!___ d:C II f·-"• gather·,.... Vanderi>Ut and tbe • Main. eta)~ · · ,.,_-Marv-~· ., ....., --..i.. pa"-,;,.. n-..... .... 1---
p-billi. "eo~.-1·~.~~ ......., "'" andu--•~-•·v-~n• •peclal~l::.}••Y. ' ·-·-· .,. ~ ~·~ ~•h-p ye ~N ~~ , morn Inc for ~-~ ~ , whlcb gives tho Cub -.wlmAlllUS '"(Nov. 22-"l!WJ!ng and _special handling;
Cowan. . breUlaol, 1opped with the Douglas Reeve, Frede r I c rizes of tlie ~ 'l'hdl' Doc. 21): ·Tonlg!rt, p1"UU1e othenriso thlr~ dellv~
Tall candelabra wilh l!gliled opening of gifts are Mr. and Wood and Will Ward. f;onally a ~11..£.:..-;_ 1slned t!J<o!i&b~. ~"1' ~-take thero-1<& or more.
tapers deoonled the aisle and Mrs. Edword Whitehouse Jr. · added to the ~";'tll Into sptitt ofbolidaJ. Earlilr. Bend toAli{o Bloots lhe DAI· ::.•fr:~~ ~-~ewi: .=!ent°:.! La1:. R~B~~d~· u:.w~-~= ·~~ =··~::: ~pt.~~J,~ ~~:"10::::•
the Newport RI-a lo< ISO their IClll, Mork' and Kevin. celebrated their I am 11 y In 'hlte wltb ........ Ill 'her ~ C<llCOOlion.-; ~y station, J!ew York, N.Y. 10011.
guests where Mrs. Kirk Berge Arriving will be Mr1. Chrislmas last Sunday. bi.::. hilt lo DIUod by• ~'~" 2:..i' Print Name, clddreu, Zip,
presided al the guest boot. Whllehciu.ae's parents, Mr. and The Burtons joined aboul ol tho _;;..,)n lthe i.;;: (DOC, vol.._ Poff>!nl 'N-. Giant new
Now honeymooning In Mrs. Alfred Buck and her 32 relatives of Mn. Burton'• She '!Ol'Y"" lbO 'ljm!ly w1ui-19):·Yourocetvegifjolv ue. 1111 NeodJOcrait Calal~g -
Hawsll, the newlyweds will grandmOther, Mrs. W. J. for a dinner hosted by ber · •' " . ,,,lllote Im~· thourbt ·over ·JOO dealgns to choooe,
reside in Loo1 Beacll where Caraway of Glendale; ber brother and his wife, Mr, and ' behind II is.fine, coostructlve. 3 free .,,.!terns ·"'•~ Inside
uncle W J Cara J f Re1l'l1e "you have .... ..,..~ • both are doing graduate wort , • . way r. o Mrs. Henry Davis · 0 f p. 1 , • -'r-"'Wty •-ard ho Sepd 50 cents now ..
at California state College. Loo Angeles, and -ber lister Camarillo. · 1nata , ,,High ;.i:/ying· . -,...-..,. M!""' onew · Nt\111 "50 INSTANT
The bride received her BS Mrs. Elaine Rieke and ber Cbrlslmas day will find the ' , . . , • , i . • . . li>ves ,)'oil. ate i:eaoJution to Gll'TS" -' fabulous fashions
in education at Ohio Unlvenl· children~! and Steven ol Burtons cooking dinDe< for Wh · k .d .·~ DlaDD SeverBOD, ru:J~'(lf:l~di. Mtoys, _decorator ~'
ty and ber husband earned ~~ ... ...:.... their daulfiler, Mn. Judith QC e .', ' dalllbler of Mr. 1md I 11): u joamey is necoaary ate It today, give II tomOI'· a BA ln ecooamica: at UCLA. IUOU .__.'6 will b e Lynne Bia:elow of Inglewood, l Mn. Bd*11md I. SeV.er-j to' clole dlltance between lov·· row! Ideal for-all occasiom.
and her friend, Arthur Janes. A ·p son of Gcil'llll8 de! Mar; . Ocl o0e · make It. Be wary 50 cents.
OtherguestsareMr.andMrs. t arty · _,~~bl\&woil the wtnga,C)f A!. about 1drlvlng with •fn. "It JUiy R•&I'' to tnlt,
Carl Frederico of Point Loma. . , ';['!llJl.I, Worl,d' 'Alrllpes .' temperate ,persolll. Key is crochet, weave, ;ew, hook. 50
A Chriltmu party wu en-flfght boltess. She c<m· mcidtnUoo. P •ea s u r e In; cents.
MRS. MARY DE BUS, who joyed .by members of the pleled six weeks of dlCated 'lonlgltl if you are Book. of LI Pri<e Afpam •
L • • has been traveling all around board of Loo Cerritoo Diltrlc(, . claasroom and lnflighl receollve. ' 50 cenis. um1nar1es theSouthAmertcanCoastand Csili<l'lllaFed.era.tlo1>.ol ~inKansuCitY Pl5cEJi(Feb.lf.MarchZO): Bargain! Qllllt -1 has
Easter Island, bas jusl ·landed Women'• Clubs, Junior ':1""" "·MO. s Severson will . Quiet clilcusslm :coocernlng IG beauWul patterns. 50 cents.
Viewen who ar1oiooldng for al trsdlllon, ~ thil is the · in New York City. She plans bership.The ,..:.... ~·-··:~·..;_ '. u aialstln. • ~assengers' · COlll," bliill!OI would be In Mmmm Qallt Book Z -the unusual In Chril-dee-first Um~ they will be setting to spend Chriltnw In Ken-·-• ~ _ ..,... "" order · lonlgltl Earlier there patterns for LI auperb quills.
orationa and lighting are in-out lbe llibis.. tucty, according to a In the home d ¥n. 'l'biinu ;,,, board A's fllgbts is pin -. if you beed 50 cents.
viled to drive past 1311 Gal-The iwnliiai1es began when postcard . Chril~ fealund. a glf\' from Loo Angeles lnt,er-wordo ol iplrllual counoel Bool; 3. ·~ for Today'•
uy Drive in bover Sbo"' coioobls, I a c t i n 1 festival exclM!DP n! ploolo. AD ill>-.pallonal ~rt. . · Fnob polnl of view i a Uving." 15 patteni!.,50 cenls.
tonight. !ighls, Improvised and made IJKE MANY 0 T JI ER trict ~ """ club -fii======:===:;:::=="i"':::=i:=i============; Resldeots are Or. and Mrs. lltUe bonfires of pinon. These residents bitten by the bug, idents wire tmttea;· '
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to illumlnaO. the uterior area eel tbe mita of the procealOllS Laguna Beach are spending riety .f/I ~ d'-~
of their borne with about 500 to the Ytlbge cbureb for mid-. the bollda-revi"'·· ,_ by ~ district' -.ioiil Ema-QUICK -2 main pit· luminaries-a Chrtslmu Eve nighl llll8S and were plliced · ,. .... u= a bo!!UY ·puncll ...-by
tern partll for the jumper custom which dates bact to on pathways in fr!Y.rt of thKeir ~ts with' 'tbe Hq the. .... and llWi•'Ot
faalilon:1oves most of all! See the wly days of Spanish col-homes. one uu. , Robblnett: • /
how plunging V • n e c k 11 n e onizatlon of New Mexico. Through subsliwting and -
reyeaJs smart, classic shirt 'lbe BellOIJS were intro-more lm~vlslng over lhe
beneath. duced to thil 1n"'!~ ~t d~des.1 uminatlb ~ today are _ Prtnted Pattern g t 3 5 : they resided ....,..( 1 .... e. sunp y made oy UllDI & paper "'1~ Now residents of the Harbor sack and candle placed on a Miao' ~ 10, l!, H, 16• Area foe .tx yean, they plan couple lhclieo ol sand In the
JI. S1ie 14 (bolt St) jumper to use lumtnartes 11 m annu-bottom of. the bag.
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CHRIST~,EVE ,.-.S~ator EvereU M: Dt?Uen,
above, ·aerves as host and nalTatt1 rat Christmas ·
tale tonight on "The Re4 Skelton Hour" in color at
8: 30 on Channel 2 .. "lill;elton presents an original
dramatic sketdl abOht' Christmas at Valley Forge.
Ballerina Jillana alHl iMrs . Red Skelton also m•est .. • ,-,. ·~ 0""
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··News Show·
On for Hour
· ., By CYNTHIA LoWRY -'"'
NEW YORK· (A:P) -Confronted by an.especial·
Iy large supply of good news which fortunately was 1
accompanied by good pictures, NJlC; 'expanded its
regular hall-hour HuoUey-Brinklex show 'J-looday
night to a full hodr. • .
It .was a bit like an ~rly Christmas present •.
There was ample time in which to replay the ex-
cellent "levi.sio11<pictures of earth ,laken,ear!jar by.
the Apollo 8 travelers from a point !80;0001nautica1'
miles di>tant andito show at length satellite-relayed:
film of the release· of the Pueblo ciew and hear
'the tiilht.llppedl"ltim report of the 1captaln ' about
treatment «?f uie-.82 Navy men . ..., · 1 f r: •
NBC NEWS "•gain cut into regular program·
ming between the end of "Laugh'.ln" apd IJ!e ' !Je.
ginning OI its feallu'e movie lb show tJi., eaith pie-"
lures again. Aiid; since Apollo 8 has been pulled in-
to the moon's Offill, the network decided to provide
all-night coverage of the story after the ''.Tonight
Sbow" went off the air. 'The' black and white pic-
ttJ,res of our earth were clear and made our~ planet
'look' blli1ing anjl brilliant. One wished they· could
. h&i:~~p s.l!ot'.!Jl;C\il~r upon h"frir\g ti\• ,lll'ifooauts · d~ri(>tloo of file lil9e oceans, light bmwn ' 'land
masses,, the &nOWf polar caps and white doud
cover . ·
The sight of, the m~ from the Pueblo was a
moving one. One man relurned in a flag-wrapped
casket, but the others walked rather s}owlY.: ,across
a -bridge In the Korean: demllitarlHd •·· '0ne
man limped and all showed the strain and emotion
born of their' eiq>el'fence. Ohe ·or two managed wan
smiles, when an Amy ban~ ltarted to play "AnCil>rs
A elgh ,, ·r·tr . ~ , . . ""' W • . , , • I .:
COMMANDER Lioyd ,M.' liuCl!er; slcipper of tho
ship, looked thin ana angry: as he described the mis-
treatme11t )le· and !\is crew h&d suffered in North
Korean hands. • · · · · • . • 1 • •
During the remainder ol the evening, network
television went its unsue'I mearidering .way. There
was only one really jarring note -.the appearance
of Tiny Tfui, the 'long-haired ukelele player, on
"Laugh-in." It may be a thpl'JllghJY Victo~ re-
action, btlt the ribbing reception of tliat unuau8J
performer by the entire 11Laugb·in" cast, singing
"God Bless You, Tiny Tim" seemed in poor taste
at this particular time of year. It must be added,
however, that the. program itself was not one of
those warm, jolly Christmas celebratio_ns .
CBS APPARENTL·Y decided !bill II ~as a good
preholiday night with so many people preoccupied
by last-minute sbo'pping and gilt-wrajiplng to slip
ln a souple of reruns -"Here 's Lucy" with a re-
broadcast of the· first show of its cuuei:lt season,.
and "The Carol Burnett Show" wltli the.program
in which Carol Channing guest.starred;
CBS jump,ed back into tile lead In the ratings
race, according to a new Nielsen survey, .with.three
of its situation comedies in win, place and show
positions on the top 10 list. They were "Gomer
Pyle," :'Here's Lucy" and "Mayber.ry, R.F.D." It
wai, incidentally, a week -DeC. ~15 -'when
NBC'·s .top-rating uLaugh-in" was preempted by a
special .. Other top-ranked prime;time _programs
were NBC's "Dean Martion ShoW" and "TCB" . . ' ' . the Suprerpes, special; CBS's "Family Affair,''
1iRed Skelton· Show" and "Gunsmoke"; NBC's
uJ~a· 'and "Bonanza." CBS's average ,rating was
l!ll.3, followed by NBC with 19.6 and ABC. 15.6.
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HOLIDAY GREETINGS.
from our. new Wostdiff Off'oco
1t
IAY & IEACH
Raalty, Inc.
901 DOYER DRIVE
NEWPORT IEACH-645-2000 .
Holidoy
Greetings -HICKORY FARMS
of OllO
l.OUIMIT POODSI
3333 Bristol, CM
54U991
1060 Irvine, NB
642-0972
MITLA
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
•
WISHES YOU
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Wm. E. Burts, Owller
273 ·E. 17th St. C M -Mota Shopplnt Conter
Earth, Good
1 Will to Men
-HARBOR TRANSFER
& STORAGE
375 Eut 17th Stroot
Cosio Mota 541-7323
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S-'s Greetings
to our many frion~s
from al of us at
Don Jose'
· Restaurant
9093 Adoms,
Huntlnaton Beach
(}reelin~
FROM
THE ENTIRE STAFF
COLDWELL IANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
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GREETINGS
SEAL'S . '
I SUNUTE I WOODY'S WHARF I
l CONYAWCENT I 2318 Newpoit Bl.
Char Broiler & Food to Go ! HOSPITAL ! N1wport 1o1ch
547 W. 19th Street I 1555 s. Suporlor Avo. I 6754474
Tolephon•
Answering Service
l! N rt Bu h ' Boat Guest Slips & 535 Center St, CM
548-2237
. . . 9* wil towiril
men •~her. 1t I this holy time.
J. C. CARTER CO.
'671w.17th s+.
Costa Mesa, Cal.
548-3421
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Happy Holidays
tQ. all our
Friends
& Customers
KIRK
JEWELERS
2300 'H•rbor,
Cost1Moso
HARBOR
' OPTICAL . I COMPANY I 351 Hospital Road
Newport Beach
California
646-8161 Costa Mesa 642-9764 I ·::.7765 c • Car Parking avail.
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WISHES I
for the holiday ~
ceason and the !
entire year! l
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PEACE ON
EARTH, GOOD
Will TO MEN
JI.en"!~
to ell our I Season's I
Friend• & Customers I Greetings !
from tne whole .tiff of !
I and thank you for your
c.11eto •• -I MERtlY CHRISIMAS
1895 N rt i AND A WRAPPING UP ,· Blvd.,e~·~· HAPPY NEW YW !E~T c=:~~1;~
646-9311 ' LA CAVE iii!~ the gOod thl11t1 In
RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL. BAR YOUNGIAND patronage throughout the year -
GENTR~ LTD. I ;:.OU D~~~~
Harbor Center
Costa Mesa Cotto MM.o
Restauraht I
2817 S. Bristol 1695l"lneat17th I '2Je t}eare ~
S.A. I Costa Mesa I Plumbing Service 540-066 7 ! 646-7944 I 646-0622
~··d• ~ HAPPY
· HAPPY HOLIDAYS Season's HOLIDAYS!
Greetings from "h• ond
FllEHDS i\HO CUSTOhtlRS Happy COSTA MESA
GOLDEN TOUCH Holidays PUIUC
• ,. all our GOLF COIFFURES Frl .... &C.........,.
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Two Loatlons
19922 Newpoit Bl.
SANTA ANA
2530 W. Coast Hy.
NlWPOIT MACH
Season's Greetings
lo Our Friends ·
end Customo1>.
PROMPT
CLEANERS
E. 17th SI., Cotto MoH
646-6883
' • • MERRY CHRlnMAS ...
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Nothir\9 ..+ributos mora to .
''PEACE ON EARTH"
than • goOcl. home with adequ.ta ' '
spa~e for tha entire family. ,
Mey we oxfind to you our •
sincerest wish for 41 •
Very Hippy Holid1y SHson!I
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IAY ,& BEACH
Raally, Inc.
2407 East Cwt Hlgllway
C-del a.tar 675-3000
to our .
Friends ind Pe~ HOUDAY
GREEnNGS Roy Alvarado I
I ~ all Holr Styll1t
and Norm our customers
Lynn, Ann & Vicki C&W
(N-rt Art Contorl. Paint & Body Shop
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2400 W. eo..t Hlwoy, American & Forel&n '1t
Suite 7 Car Work ?\
Nowport Bloch 195S Church St. ~ --.::~~!.--L • .::.:::._~ A I ~ I
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Entertalnmtnt-f•vor....+Floor Prfzet
9 -A.M."TIL 2 A.M.
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,.., 26 JMnwlrtt ,..... .... Les ....... 1
3201 E. c-t Hwy, Corona clel Mar
675-0470
HAPPY
HOLIDAYS!
from
·Cat;
Camera&
1780 N. Newpon llvd.
Costa Mesa
646-9313
Time to wish ·aH our
loyal oustomon tho
best of tha hotodays.
CARPETS a DRAPERY
of
Coron• def Mar
2146 E. Coot! Hlghwoy
675-1510
GREETINGS
from
VINEYARD'S
RESTAURANT
843 w. 19th St.
Co111 Mose 642-4712
We wish you • H!'IY
Cllristm .. and a joyful,
pa•ooful New Y ur.
P >.CIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
AND MORTUARY
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Happy Holidays
fo all our
Friends and
Customers
•· A VERY Te..r.Jahm to aR 'our .MERRY CHRISTMAS llcdofs.ta~ ·~~ 1fl2-1m
"'J friends ' ~nd cuolomors HAPPY HEW YEAR Soni• Ano I Hor.day -Wishes fll' Ge, ltlYays S.ndo
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T•lbort I. Mognoll1
Fountain Volloy, C1llf.
' 961-1111
2113 C1nyon Rd., 174:j0, ~ch Blvd. Cosio~ 2072-Plocontjo 'I INll,BNcll.Blvd, ~ PARLOR
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1 Mf:RIY CHIHSIMAS
-MAY YOU ENJOY
A FfAPPY
AND PROSPl!R.OUS
'YULETIDE
GREETINGS
BEST WISHES
Our Winnett Wishes
for
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And for good
will toward men
COSTA MESA
AUTO WORKS
2066 Pl,acentl•, CM, Cal.
548-,698
BANK Of AMERICA BdB'S
BIG IOY 548 w. 19th
HAPPY I Coate -642-3201 !
154 E. 17th St. ! II HOLIDAYS ! 615 a.ii-Blvd. i
Costa Mesa & I ! NEWPORT HARBOR a.1bo1, c.111 673.3060
Wishes you and yours I F...m I •
h . · COSTA "ESA = Management G1ld Slaff T e Happiest El p "" ~
. of Holidays ·1· Pyramid Fence ! escador I BOARD . OF • eztend ta all our friends
from i RNt1ur1nt I I and patrom
our Company "Dino with us I RQLTORS I Hippy
mgmt. I W L h S during tho Holld,ys"
and I 7 60 • I ut t. 401 E. 171~ St'"' 401 N. Nowport Blvd. Holid1y Greetings
stiff. Costa Mesa Cost• Mot1 548-3241 N1wport Bo1ch
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end
Staff
odtnd
VERY BEST WISHES
for
YOUR HEALTH &
H11ppin1u
fmw/orJ ;
Ph1~t1-.0
1804 lilwPort Blvd.
S4f.22S3
HAPPY
HOLIDAYS
CUSTOME!IS
trom the atatr of
HAIR IT'YLllT
Mt. OMl MIN M9IN
.... Olll1IM Miii ~
Mitt 11:9"1 Milll a..
Mla.IMA.~111
1120 lrvlno An.,
WottcllH, NB
5410460 541-4179
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Christ111iis grenl 1oll of
you• ~rlry-M erry I Christmas and mtJy you
shore OU( !honks for liv·
I ing in e lan'd where free
Business Comm~nity I enterprise ~as created·
of Newport Beech I not only greol wealtli_
wi shes to !honk I but greet leoders end
the f,eopte 'of the grool idees which hove
Horbor oreo for their benefited the entire
continued cooperation. world.
Newpolt Chamber
of
Commerce
Wtli..McCardle
REALTORS ,.,, ... .,.,. ....... c.u.
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HUNTINGTON
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CLUB
Wllhlng ~°" th< but
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tht OhrUtma.t SIOJOft
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the conUng New Yccr.
Phone
536-8866
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Sllmt nli:ht ·
Holy night
All is calm
All Js bright
Round yon vlrain
Mother and Cbld;
Holy infant
So tender and mild, Sleep tn Heavenly peace
Sleep tn Heavtnly prace.
·WINCHELL'S .
DONUT HOUSE . , :1947 H1rb0r llMI.
Cost1 Moto, C11if.
549°2664
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HAPPY
HOUDAJS
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JOYEUX NOEL
La Bonne An nee
THE GOWll SHOP
2726 E. Cont Hwy •
Corona d1I Mir
673-6015
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II"• " all I r f"_,. e llob & June V11l1ry
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lrvlno Olfloo P~ucts
541 Cfnttr St., C.M.
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1145 Newport Blvd. CM
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To Al Our Frlencls
Both Fir and NHr
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The
Ancient Mlflner
1.fanagement and Staff • Very Meny
Christmas •"" . Happy, Prosperous
NEW YEAR
to all our cuatornenr
and oUr friends
2607 W. Cont lfwt
N.wport -h, C1llf •.
646-0201
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wish ,.... .th• best
at this holiday m.t
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Beit Wishes
to our
Friends & Patrons
For • very
Happy Holiday
Season
I. I Joyful! , "
New Y11ar
Personalized
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2117 Hvbor Blvd. CM
·u 1-2141
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Wishing
All our riends
· ,.l)(l.1Pttron1
'A Happy
Holiday Seeson
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MM.litt M H .. Ye1k
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2700 E. CoosfHwy.
CdM • 675-050 I
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Introduction Club
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MERRY CHRISTMAS tO all of YOU '. .
(°'lft the REA~'fgRS •I tht
PETE BAkRETT ·
OFFl~ES I
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2200 ·~ ... -.' C-M-«:ellfonla
Mz.1274
"To 11our house"
Yri<ndl'cmd
Patr°"'
HAPPY HOliDAYS
Soosot!'•• Gr.Htings
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17081 Beech Blvd.
Hunting!OI) Beach
847-6061
• A Very M•ppy
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And .A Jeyous
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192 E. 16th
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• friends,& ·cls!Omers I to ell 'O.~r friends . ,.....,
~~' i~ GEORGE. W~LLIAMSON
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CO'Ol TV
275 E. i7th' St.
• IETr.r _STIEl"ttlNS • J. MAll:VIN evANs
• Diil. WM. ROSIUltG
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#•CY MAOOOX
• LOUISE U.KIEll
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Chamber of Commerce ' 6464536
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696 So. Coast
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friMn
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Uquor Store
Loi us
supply your
Hol'tday P..arty
nttds!
•'"'"'' "' 7 ill!11 I Happy
Holiday Seeaon
Jean Smith .
278 Broadw1J
L1gun1 BMch 494-4526 I
REALTOR · i
400 E. 17th, C.M.
646-3255 .
SEASON'S . ,
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693 S. Coast H-.yy.
l.egun.•. Calif.
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" Ella f·2f,950 " 1 • ' , . · I '· ed'Dltlo. blodr lrnee, ---.n ·~ S Ii F · 1 2 BR !lJ!"f Hid pool Iii, bl~ !>plo. dbl· pr, nnl ;µ I • No dowll to ._......_ ~13/, 1 ~from gall coune. I root. 0.... to ,_,,. 'f"7 privo.1' In '"'clualvo _, um lure 8Q2 _., ARtP !LB< -/dfyer pool. edults.
In ...iu.tve Back B&1 mo-"'!& 4 BR 2 tloth BR upperoo1'it!Ooqtt. P,• ""°"'*-' ~utt ~ -. ~)ch. Elepnt ! , ,$i,5 .Montll . e $291' e' =.,AIL._ ·
IN E4SJ: =-MESA! erea. O>mpl·i.ly roc!econt.d family bo/ne -.Ith I at 1 t R-llot. to $24,500 w 1iu\dr.•loi.. n old.I Ill!, 2 BA """""' ftll1. OPI'!.~ TO BUY l!OOI' ·!Viltclm iji5 2 br 2 ;:! ~·t be 1~::;: •a!!,',:+ ~;..m Yarct. • , " 1' $21,500 ~I Jono'l,~sr =:-.:.!'::'""~· ~ ~ .\vallabl•> l;Muna Beoch · 4ro5 ... pau. rr,.i pr, 1·1top-.
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SIZEABLE 'l'l!REE BED-S)vlmnina pool. Ntwpo!f , LEASE, PllS """" cent. ... u..,, 2 car F r·•·ll-£. end) 2 ''°"' ,''~ ~ OCEAN -· 1 BR •pt., IUlOA!S;etha. Ao a11 OWDer bu.,.. N rt" .,., -th. a bedraoDl.t, 2 ..._~tum or.-., :t um ...... l,..nlols Ba.·~ .....J., ear 1 bllt '!l'ftaln.·j>lt·lnl, <\llults ..,.
doctdc • thol's tun to • transfelTod out of '""'· aw~ 11 , , boll>" ex"'"'ll! location. ·Only tor the very~· "17 W. 19tb,,Cll •• t43-3481 ~ v.,; PIU!h. 'lY. $291/n\O: ~
be tn. 1or>:e<1 ... to mp · 11on>e ls now Vata»t 11 Vlctoril ' • lmmad. "°""' Lealo., . . 1!61 W. 1.ac1o, Anlim ""2800 !260 mo. ..... .,;,
YoU ...... ~~ llddi&oal $51.500 -,. ' • • ' . Prlvl.te Party 6'l'5-t593 ' J JIOLIDA'I' PL&Z.& .
two -" ho m • with Jim Cobb Res. 6'13-JBSI 6464811 D1lt• lit,\ isutt . llEASE. Leaso / option ,;,• M:LUXE~Spacloul t.Bdrm. ~Ef'IT~~Us -~· 1• •-~
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FUND $UOl)-am>Dolly. W.U , $23 950-V (n4) '155-8004 •ves !or app't No cltildren-No """ 1·~-·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ I --aoo .... B....._ t-. , , acant • BR., 3 """ """" ...,,., IS65 """'-· <;M 642-585811
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"' , ,75 ~ l..rdwell Banker & c.o. L1t111n• Beach ··~ $225. 6f6.1277 . ' • MOTEL ,COSfA ""*' / 642-28241 =:;41).~2266~=='==~~~
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Rl!AL TORS """'==,,;...,='"'=*° ..ai.om house, ~-,,... '••>Jtoimtaln Vl•w i>llw, oil Cdrono dol Mor ~~ I $,25 Wk. Up Costo M-5.100 :,\~. yr~ri:i ~ * HAVASU * ---546-4141-$13,950.$13,950 loon • paymen!I Uitder ·"'"'1 Drlv.. ' OllNA COVE 8 studJo & ..ar.h apls AVAlLABLE
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CALIFORNIA $41ft terms. Owner wJ.U carry further lnfonnation area. Pvt bch. Elegant 4. • NfW Cafe & &r lng:peace A quiet.
B1lboo Island *"'All year"' vacatiM home " loan. FANT Ame PO'J'ENT· 4. BEDRM-$23,150' ' MISSION REAL TY yr old 3 BR. 2 BA dream 2376 Newporj Blvd. MS-9'155 Discriminative Tenan~ ~~:._Water/desert play-CHRlnu·ar.·GlfT , IAL ·,DRIVE s:<f~1!!!: .. ~ ~: JJ:i~~ \JllLL BE CLOSED ~~~~: BEAUTIFULLY deeorated, 1, 2 " 3 eoRM. AP'i's.
•·-JI l'IAI • • • :!,.,J. .'Elegant f.iftplace. M0-1720 trom Dec. 19 thru ~ ~., 25. ··tns; lf'Bl)d, new lush cptg., newly tum. 2 BR., Bit-ins, POOL. NO ClttLI>REN 3 BR. 2 Ba. Bayfront. ; 5-> "~ mlles at S..ta ... ··-• $1(1) .. ~ ! ~~ TARBELL 295~ ~arbor, . ~'l'J ~~ncy call . ::,~t '.:.."'! .;,.:: J:; ~:"°~d~".;p1!'"";; ~ G~~r:·:~. l='~=;'f..=;• =;~=,""'=be=~=~=""=· =;w=;, y=i * H Ong ( B .. M .. ) bot allow'""' oo the very Jut .......... "-"t1'me" Newport l!Mch . 1200 MISSION REALTY !or the very partloular. Im· ~-=,...-,.-~-~-•~ • •·-•-. . un 00 l,ll.Ullo houae available at RANCHO •• •H•o -·, 985 So., Coast..Laguna Beach med poss. Lease, l'iEW' charm1ng l Br. new LOW • ..-..na Nla, ~-Huntington Beach 5 * ~ = pme LA CUESI'A, Hamilton & 2629 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Balboa Island Luxury ~ * LOT R·2 * 'Private Party fi75..4593 Alm. Must see to apprec. Call Mrs..Hendenon $46.$421;;;;;.;~;;;;;;;;;;;~
hwn by ppolntrnent _,,. Buchard'~ Bead>.. \ . I '~ block from OC<...D, dose <lOlile to beach A ahop8. DUPLEX 3 BR, 2 be. frplc . Adult.I only $150 mo. z;Qt l?Tf Banta Ana, Apt ll3, C.M. EXCLUSIVE
1860 B N.:,_ Blvd.:c;;; u: :'!:':i' ~~ l)upleJ: $24,950 . tt~""· 3 blm>,l'lli Tenm. 6wnet. Jl93.~T ' crpls; ............ po~ Elden, C.M. 645-1'51 E\>eL llEW GARDEN APTS. ar. -or ~ c . ""' ' . "EasWde Costa ....... lfU<I. . Muter blm> ""''1"" L BDIU,I, 3 both. Top at $250 mo. m<!IOO. 673"'56 WILSON \\'rn I 1 & 2 BR. lliodm>ldkbe» w/ ON-THE·BEACH drapes, or mQ'o'iDg expenses. ···--.. doors • double ...... bath. living nn trplc opens World. ,.. __ ID •-~.--.... 2 BR., 1 Ba.·, -~.. ..-... ~ BR. furn, u. til. pd. Htd. "'""• & ov•o, d;•b .. --~r, 2 & 3 B·,room Apt•. $400 ~rj Chrittmn W\,ll,U " -to Jge patio w/all converµ.. view· ..,.,vo..~ ra":. ~.....u.l.ILll• Avail. F•b ·~ ,-,.,~Mo .... _ Ji&t. Adults 6 4. 6 - 5 2 7 6 , ·--o "" .. _"' -.. 9684:929IMin Io to 6 anydiy garage separattn& units (2 encet for entert.aining FA. • ...,,, . "-·'-. ....... . 96&-1740 etc. Enclosed gar. Olympic Luxury living to please
iohn ma~nab l:::=:=ms!!:' ==== bdrms e. ch). Extra large beat. Rm to bld addt'L w'ut. 546-1740 Eves. ~~::..,,.~~---she pool. B-SQue &: laundry mo.!t discrlmJnating. N kitchen area in 1 untt.. · ....t.. Lagvna Nlgwl 1707 •NASSAU PALMS• fa.c. Elec 4 warer pd. From available at
$·20 950 WellloMcCardle, Rltn. ~~~~~~op. Huntington Buch 3400 1 1 &: 2 BR. • Pool $135 mo up. Adults only: lbe H~nlinaton
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BUY HER.A COTIAGE 548-7129 """-"644-0684 NEW. & re•dy tor Im· formal dinJna, iar.., v;.w FREI ~NTAL BOOK $15 BACHELO!l. Rofrig, ,,, FOR CHRISTMAS ' Sharp 3 BR 2 bath Olllclo-mediate occupane1 lot. $36,000. $2,000 down. ' Dror'Dt &: Browse k;lt.cben. Util. pa.id. Woman uTHE GABLES"
4 bed.-, d!Dq rm.-· minium in·---Corono del Mar CU.tomized Brooclmoor Ttlr· O)VNER 21312#-'1145 Walk.er & Lee onlf. -..... s.r:;· .. ' ulB::· 111,_bod. w/pnbl·v. rm. 3 batha. A~ wt~-a ~pool&: club ~uae._'Ibis , Ue Rock. 4 BR, 1 atary •-· ..,. cp..,, rps t.
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triditlonal f'renCb .~ model. Call llOW for apPotnt. financing, tlee1!ssary. 3 OWNER .will sell at b1s . 7682 1"..d1nger W/w carpets, gar, $115. 523 2431 ORANGE 1ll Ocean A H.B
lD fashionable ~·for meat to see. . 2 baths. targe liviz:& + ~,._., coit. can 54M9:25, u: m NEWPORT ~ tor ..ie. ~ Open Evn. ~· r~-;;;"';;~~L~C.~M~. =~~I~· ~-'~~~~63~M~1~2~0~•;;:'°'J ~;.· ~<11~1>~536-:~~'8~' 1~~· d oriJy $54 500, 1ly room, built·inl. ~.. an1: 546-51'10 :KIO' to beach. Or will ~' SPACIOUS 5 Br mtm,
Call for oppo!Dtment 3 car ........ O.\li,J:; . LARGE Liv ;.. Ii din ~ ....... for good '!Hw>o crp~ drps. Avall .Jao I. Nftport Beach 4200 . ' 'B£l<!IUbA VILLAGE 1JZ & !150; 2 & 3 BR.
(714) 642-8235 TD or trade tor ~e. , trpk.,crp(,. drpl. dee kltcb. ftilldential lot. P. '~· Bos $248 mo. 1st & lut + $50 iioo BLOCK W. OceanHbnt' ~ l ; & ~ Br. Apta. apts. ljewly deall'., cptsi.
881 Dover Drive, Suite lOl· Rib'. ~ ~~ §40l,SSR 2 bdt, den. Can bld another ~;:, ~ow!'·!• ch · darnap. 540-8774 -Bachelor apt. Adult •i ~ ·~'~s~tins. ~~, & dtps. Bltns. Reflig. avail'
Ma= RWl)'·O>. 818&· *1.ACHEl'llMYE , ..,t Low dD rnA or VA. : · "' 3 BR, 1% bo, 1 mi 1"'m 'euponcy. No oooking. IJIJI, .;> • $llJJ ::"""" 2 Chi!""" OK. Nr. Be•"1
Newport Beach TRADE 4 Br & Pool · $23,500. Owner 6C4441. Rt:NTALS beach, $190 mo. 536--1144 ..H"i $15. Mf..-0234 or 547-164),,l, 1rJlf CollegeiAve. Apt 2• M Blvd. & Maiti, close
in Southgate for 3 Br {Costa BEAUTIFUL & Cusrom bUfit HOURI Fumlthed Avail 12/28. WfFTER Rental 2 B!L 2 gr c""'°":::;:;~7&-.,;-~;·::<;:·,:";'.,::::-•j Fabubm':..~ooitlon. 4 ><->. Hm has 1SOO aq '. Lg 2 ~-& Fom nn,_,2 Costa MoA 2100 3 Bil. 1 Bo., cpt.:, -:BL·\! block to beooh. 1'00 NEWLY DECORATED NEW 2 BR. APTS,
bedrooms. 2 baths. ~ Oceanv1'e I me bltns, brdwd !If".--,Q!v .. • """" tor addiaon Blt.m.; ohlldreo O.K.; ""· w. Balboa ffivd. 4....i89 2 SR. ""'' home "'"""';( ADULT LIVING vacan W 0C0 & din nn) 2 Ha,•!'~ w/lovely \rlew. 2518 Via EXTRA Sharp &: clean. Douglas. Lease. 897-4887 BAY Front Spac. 3 . $1~ ·Disp-.; water paid. ~ FROM $120
move-in todaf, Price slash· Lots/closets, dbl gar. A~ Marina. Owner. 642-3219 • Completely 1 urn is bed .• LEASE 3 bdr, fan. rm, 2% +·den. $190. Incl util-small Blk..from school. Mrs. Jackson, Mgr.
ed to fl2,500. 5~ni:5~\ ~ ~ ~ SG.o·· eq. Call or write AUCe BLUFF'S, ~Plan 3 + den, Adults only, ar may. con-ba. din rm, gan:I serv. Xlnt b:iat slip Wintr 1.se. 642-8790 21S4 • "B" Placentia 2312 England SL, Apt B
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•• "1UNG'" with garages. Swehla Rltr, 10222 Calif., nearly new. Beautifully dee. sider 1 child. 3 bdrina. 2 cond. 847-8927 OCEAN View 1 Br Jara;e • 636-4120 e HUNTINGTON API'S. l~-MO .SPRING Southgate. 213/56W3T1. / " & lndscpd. 64-4-1529 baths. $235 per month. Aal Apt. 1urn. ~tio. $13o. me. SQUEAKY Qean Eastsid~ ADULT LIVING -• REALTY CORBIN-MARTIN CALIFORNIA X¥AS GIFT .* EXCEPl'IONAL Fee Jot, 546-4141 Sonia Ana Heights 3630 utll& Winter, 61>«1!8 apt. 2 Bjl. l both, boilt·ln N•w 2 BR. AplB. 1JZ Mo. ••.a.l' ...... ~ REALTORS, ~ Give her this 2 bedroom and bat view, 85 x 195 w/~ 2 BR & den, Ea.stmde, cloee OCEANFRONT L 3 BR 2 bath. Winter. $22S kitchen, fully carpeted & Mn. Sullivan, Mgr. "1'11" .......... ...._. 3036 E. Co11t Hwy, CdM POOL home! Room to add Owner. 5'8--7249 or MS-4207 to shopping. $200/ln0 1com· ' a r g e., month. 6210 Ocean Front draped. Just paillted inside 1323 Huntington Street ·
""""' -~~vd c · 675-166~ Anytime on.' boat yard. Immediate ~turnisbed.A~:an1 =-Jw!~ ~7 $350. (:113)591)..1709 & out $135/mo. F.d Riddle 2 BR., 1% ba. Cpts., Drp ,"gQ Hi:uW'" ua ., .M. occupancy. Eastslde C.M. Newport Shor.. ·1220 raTIJ.11 IUty vu-1111 ' ' Rltr. 646-8811 Bltns, washer/dryer. Ct 7EA.ft::TH, Rffltor e Fish-Swim-Boat e 'Newp0rt • Buch 2200 Laguna B~ach 3705 Corona· del Mar 4250 Clean 2 BR with utilities. ~~8:i~~o;;!'is $:_:i Coot1MMaCul..i...c
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400 E. 17th, C.M. 646-3255 2N=rt 3 :!'r! ~•at;: OCEANFRONT 2 BR. house MONARCH BAY AREA 2unfurnBR lDul! bo1 lha.rltum ~ ~* LARGE New 2 B.R., Patio DAVIDSON Realty 5 kdys. 642-4Tr2 furn., 1rplc. Winter nri LOVELY' OCEAN V'IEW . P ex, P v patio. 1-.2 BR..~IP'dll apt. Jpl. opts. Garage, Built-ins Ni c
pm w Util. pd. Adult& only. 613-8088 2 Bdrms. & sunroom Corona Highlands. $225/mo. drps, bltl!S. lg. pvt. patio area. Adults $140. 536-0174
$ID,750 Easlbluff 1242 111 Bo!M. 1225 Month. 642-5.1'6 or ,...2200 pool. Adib! no P'l!. 546-Slsl
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Old? lt'a ancient. Laguna Be•ch 2705 Adults 496-1243 bel 10-5 PM LARGE 1 bdrm partly furn. 3 a» '
Fix it up? Doubt it FOR Sale by Owner. am. * 1 B1l. patio 2 car gar Frplc, blt·ina. $145 mo Ieue ~ crpts, drpa. blt-ins.
Build new? 'Ibat'i; Jt. dominium, Eastblu!L 3 bdr, 3 BR 2 BA, VERY NICE. frp1. w/w cp~, drapes, blt: , 175-5170 ~pl~~~ $150. 1998
l\fakeotteron'R..Z lot. 2 bath, built-ins. Ful1)i Panoramic view, walk to tns, V·IEW, privacy. $1751'========::.
546-5460 • Eve. 54&--8584 carpeted, draped, near Victoria Beach. Leue 050 ino. 497.11)(9 after 6 Bilka 4300 TRIPLEX 2 Br. Bltm, crpts,
, CUSTOM BUILT DUPLEX ::..~ SDd o huroheo_. mo. 4""7298 ABOVE !ligh sohool, 2 BR, a.EAN Bacbelor Apt!. :'.';.'i".$ratio A pr. $l25
Eutem ~ Jm. Noar Beach & -· In Broadriroor, CdM Vocation Rtnl•I• 2900 .ruatl<: charm. $1'0. ,,,..., All util Incl $1'i up VERY NI 2 Bt
macWate 3 ~......... 2'ii ~Dent value at Uf.950 4 BR home w/fioeat water Balboa Peni~sula 1300 -~fa. Show Jan. 3• 825 La ' 315 E . Balboa Blvd. drapes, ~bur. ~(~
t.ths, Jarje laml1y • d~ George Williamson view beautiful carpet a, RENT; Big Bear. nu A· Vista Drive BALBOA 67J.99t5 .-ts·, adults. ... ""'. ~~" ""69
room. Bautitul )'ard Wlth Realtor drapes frame cabln, mod. conv. --=-------I '"°~=i-'-"""--"'-'-~==':.... ahuttLeboard, room for pool 673-4350 Eves: 673-1564 . B I E Cut' Sleel!I 6 $25 + d $150 N1:.n' 1 er., dplx sep. ·by 2 BR, crpts,.drps, garage,
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Workshop 13% x 16 .• $69.&XI. Fitunorris Realty 114 s ar • + wk. 968-3591 ay Laguna Nlguel 3707 garage. Quiet, adults. DO private yard. 174 Monte
JEAN SMITH, R111tor STORAGE GARAGE Gl).90IO A Gtm on the "Point'' NEW 4 BR. Logw>a N...,.L """· 2468 Eld'". 548-1021 Vhda. c.M. Ronllls Wontecl 5 i100 E. 17th, C.M. 646-325.5 3 BR. llh baths, fireplace & Kt:H~ T AL~U •• , Vie-• •=per -1, .. ~.. MING Tree, Dlx. 1-BR .. pool, SINGLE apt -•r ,•·pp,·ng
HOLIDAY BONUS ·WRAP IT UP--furnace, Jae dbl gar. Near · ou .. s nf~mlsJWJU ... 2iit~784's ........ adults. Utils. pd. $l35 Mo. center. $110. ''J13. 17~h Pl. EMPLOYED lady wants
Take over low interest 6% $20 MONTH FOR CHRISTMAS ~J!lne ~~ ~~ent coo-Gen•ral 3000 , 1SS4 Moorovia, CM 548-033fi C.M~99 !~~~~ ~~t!:~ ':c,
FHA Joan. eay o~ tl87 403 Newport Blvd. Garage 4 ~rm 3 ba, fam rm ho.me. BURR WHITE; R~altor BUSIEST marketplace Jn $65 Bach. Apt. men only ~ aft/S
per month tncllJiing tax & #1 Open for your inspection Atrium, panoramic view. 2901 N wPort Blvd NB RENT or lease. 5 BR 2 town. n. DAILY PILOT 54&-9577 Newport Beach 5200 -,""°'"'="""'=~~-1
lnlurance. Live In a big 3 Ed Riddle Realtor 646-8811 Built by tvan Wells • Dover 675-4630 E 673.0859 bath, good con d t t Ion . O•attled aectbi. Saw 132 w. Wilson, Costa Mesa e LANDLORDS e
+family Mesa Verde home BACHEL AD Shores. OPEN DAILY.. . ves $250/mo. Call Larr;y money, Ume A effort. Looll . 3 BR., frplc., carpets; ocean FREE RENTAL SERVICE oo a trft..Uord cul-de-sac. OR P Roy J, Ward Co. I &
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~1151 Heritage Real nowlll Far Daily Pilot Want Adi. View; avail. Jan. 2bt to Broker 53H982
Anxioaa owner ~ quiet Neat 1 bdrm home with liv-1842 Santiago Dr, 646-1550 nvestmtnt ncGmll Eltate Dial au.5678 June·2.lst 673--500& _R __ ..;;.;;.:....===--~
possession. C a 11 540-llSl ing room & famil> f'OOm. 2 Homes A Guest Apt. well $l-· 2 •• 1 I''-ooms for Rent ( BUSlES'J: matkeqitaoe DI blt concrete block ClONltrol> '"" ..,,.... am. rm. .,. ~ong Beach 3500 Long Belch 3500 Cong Buch 3500 ' open eves) Heritap Real Good Ne\.\'f)Ort Heighta Joe, town. The DAILY pn.m lion near beach & partial bL Ftnoed yd. 2 Frplca.l _ _.._ _______ ~---'----...;..=z..==:......-_:;::.:;:.
Estate Jerry Freud Classified teeticm. San • vt $34.SOO Children &: pet O.K. 53f..6980 DAIL~~~1ADS Real~arles Arno~7155 :!?;· time A ettart. L.ook oceGrab;im Realty cBkr-c. _______ 1 l==~~::~::=::==========~~;-====·1 . $Ul0; 3 B.R., l'ii ba., fenced
Neill' N;.B. PoBt Ofc. ~4 yd.; wfw, drapes. Outmde
~ pet 0.K. Broker 53Ml98l
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, V Att0rdin9tofftii ..... Y SSl't.n ' .1..t.1.-$115,000DtlPLEXwUb !Leue $210/mo. 'Call Mi'.
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nod'4l'OldSC011espcn:iingtotunbeB BA•-2 -•-a.~--.. Ilea!~_~· --=;.;te_. ----ol'JWi. ZOdiocbirth~i..... ........... ..,~ ........ ~ ....... ~ -_.. pat.to with room to en1up. f BB t BA. Meyer Pl~
2'""'•• 31 It ' ~1.To ·Walker RMlty avail 111 $:!00. Call~ l2co..::t5 6l~ed 6 PM ••• ·-3 In 3l"rhd'il , 63TO ~ Vil.Lide ~ · ~ '
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6 Y.t. 36 Goo4 • 66 oi.ti:int Newport & PauJ.irino. $225 il': fo r:::.-:!~~ Bolboo lolontl .1355 )>!o..OM>or5tlk63l:I 'tt'y,.,~ ~~ . 1i$ !-----'--.;.;.;;;:. Ne!f!rt Beach ' 3200
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l,t:, ~~ ~= poulble trade fot duJilax TOWNHOUSES 1~ aHo.mtMe 7t5-ILI $<C2,500 2 BR., 2 BA, 2 car carport 'WW-..,You'll i'fOwWmaa R.C. GREER, Rea!.., SBR.. ~Ba, 2 car --"°~-!SOOt 80G.t v ....... _. ~~-~t.• l}f.-w Y'-Lido 6'lUllO ~--=:nool>'
ilt.. ~a_ :l~ ' Bay & Beach "''"" .,...., "::.r'"' Hunllngton -h 1400 ~=-~~ ~"""'""' ,._...,, Realty, Inc. 21~ ~TOdaf'• asa..,, BY OWNER ~~Dt·· .• ~ •• SuiJ!!f. 29 ~ 59Yow llli'S.W ~ $21.fliO • 3 BR, l'ii bl, block '"""'"-c.v~ _._ ~Qw# • 601f 90~ W.U.. bit-ins, VA-FHA con.
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2. Gilltar
3, lally Crib
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,7. Outllotnl '!Mfor
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9. Couch
10. Clarinet '' -11 . Rtfrlgorator
12. Pickup Truck
13. Sewing Machine
14. Surfboard
15. Mochlno Tools
16. Dlthwa1hor
17. Puppy
11. Cabin Crultor
19. Golf Cart
20. latometer
21. Stamp Colloctlcn
22. Dl~o Sot
23. Ploy Pon
24. Bowling lall
25. Walor Skit
26. F.-
27. su11 ....
21. Clock
Will Sell Fast!
29. Blcyclo
30. T-ltor
31. lar Stools
-32; Encyclopodlo
,,3.3.Vacuunl~nor
· 34. Troplaffljf,I
35. Hot Roel lqvlpm'I
36. Fiio Cabinet
~-Golf Clu~ ,
, 31. Storllng l,$,rn'.r
39., Vlctorl1n Mirror
4G. lod~m:ht
41. Slldo Prol""'r ' -42. Lawn Moww
' " 4S. Pool Table
44. Tires
45. Plano
46. Fur Cool
47. Drapoo
48. Linens
49. Horto
50. Alrplano
51. Orpn
52. Ex1rcycl1
53. Raro Books
54. Ski Boots
55. High Chair
56. Coins
57. Electric Troln
51. Kitten
59, cr..ic Auto
6G. Colfoo Toblo
61. -.,Clo
62. Accordion
63. Skit
64; TV Sat
65. Workbonch
66. Diamond Watch
67. Go-Kart
61~ Ironer
69. Camping Trailor
70. Antique FurnltuN
71. Topo R-rdtr
72. Sailboat
73. Sports Car
74. Mattrou, lex Spp
75. lnboord Spoodboot
76. Shotgun
77. Stddlo
78. Dart' Ga"'°
79. Punching lag
10. Billy Carrlago
II. Drums
12. Rlflo
13. Dnk
84. SCUBA Gur
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